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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
Mns bcm Snneren Marplanb's nnb
Den a%ngrcn5cnoen Staatcu.
Y ABR 6 eiulid uun0tbigc
Muglt.

@obr d)eiulid uun0t1igc
Ingjt.
Gic Scipoltter bon E%pcdbontoss
GoirltD lollen lid, geitcrn eil,getroi'
lcncn Verid)tcn 5ufelgc, IN bp6gra-
Higcr Nuircgung bciinocll, pcil eiiiem
Scrgo6banJ, cine bulbe Mieile BON
Green Sntf, Iald mo elm id)me'.
Tiger 0ernd entlteigen; ia, perid)ie.
ocre Ycrioncn moQen iogar Geuer
Nelebcn babcll. @lei6 bieB es, bo6
id, ein &rnter 5it oiinen brobe, mo
Die Greigniiic lparet nift belonoerS
bn5lt ongetban, sic geltc 5lt bcrubi.
gen. Or. s. 6. Nsbite, Der Staatss
Geologiit, perlad)te Die W0glid)feit
bon Dem Gorbun0emIein zines alisges
l%tor6enen UulfauS, Der nm coent1len
lpicocr 2ebensjcid)en boz, iid) geben
fonltc. Die %beologild)c formation
jcllcr @cgcno idlieBe cine ioldJeMog.
lid)fcit i~iberbalipt ats. gSie er er.
fl1rt, itoBt man in icncr Gcgeno,
ircnn man ein poar SUB tief grdbt,
aitf cine carbonbaltigc Grbe; bieie lit
iudbreuD Der letten Giirre auSgetrod.
net nno cS lit lcidt moglid), on6 Die
lelbe iidl on gerpiiien Stcllcl ent5iir'
oct bar.
2 Of tc uno ano sen Soo
in oen @ellen.
Der SO Sabre altc Norman @raop
bon Upper MurGboro beging am
SamItag Radmittog Selbihnoro, in,
ocm er iih III ben BatIlrent.S Iii6
I%tiir5te. Der Soote perlor Dor Siuei
Sobren icinc Satin mo felt jener
Belt lit CT on Welatd)olie.
Stcr Srud) twaggons sc.
molirt.
Sn Dem SroftbabnbpT ser ,9alti.
more'S Ohio obn" SIT Cumberland
cclibirtc gcitern Morgen cine 2ofo.
motiuc init ciitem 6raftjug. unS bier
Wo8gons milroen oentolirt. @un.
oerborer @eiie m,,roe Niemono pers
lctt.
Cine II nbefonnte &c.
tobtet.
Sn Der NGbe BON SpattspiIle mir.
DC cine gut 9efleibete, rmgef1Dr 40
Sabre alte 6rait ifpper ueritiimmelt
allf benz 8eletie Der Baltimore
Sbio.gabn" oiigenmoen. Ser sSsn,
qileit firbet be,lte itatt.
ginbrcdcr gima in Sic
SulIe.
Gin Ginbred)er, ,pelder 6cn 2aoen
pon Miacr & Saplor, in oen Gun..
mitt. Minen i'll -Heaion.
einen 9eiud abItatien moIte, Iieat
nit elmer Sdrotlaouns i'm a0rper
I'M Soipital 5l Cumberland barnie.
Der. Die gieentbiimer oeS 2aoens
hotten Die S6rotilinte 10 scitent. SaB
Cerienise, meldler periud,te, oiegelo.
idlnbluoe geiuaItiam 81, Sffnen. SIT.
eieid Den Sabn Der 6Iinte 500 nno
Die pone 2aoinlg erbalten mnbte. Der
etnbreder lit nod uiht io%entiipirt.
.QaMe SEA. Bon assUea1 1eJssot -. J11ise.
Als ot'oaaHnsseess ~ gssSa 1Sa(616s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
sir 5talicn's Nptblcibcnbe.

He1es Snterciie in allen &oltSifi6'
ten fiir sic 9conlerllSlucrtbcn. -
Sunlnllitu9cl ollerorta. - Sic
Tuli5ci bcoltitragt, Sbcatcrbillctc
cit pcrtulicn. - Gin Nppcu OcS
@oupcrncltrS.
Sn alien &oltSidid)ten lntcrcliirt
MON iid) fiir sic ilbcrlcbcnocn Sptcr
ocs Grobc6cna in Silo- Stolien III eis
mem @raoe, Scr rilDreuo iii, luno al
~lcrorta mcr0Cn Sanmlulgcn pcrana
itoltct. 10 bnB bis gcitcr1 hcrcits Die
ih0nc Sumnlc BON $1l.013.25 5ll-
zimmerman. Cine beion0cr2 lcbbaftc
S%b0tiNfeit entuideln Die Wtitglieoer
ser ll%nobbGngigU1 Stolienildcl &C.
ieli6nft.
llcbcr %cin5lnocrt 2G0en in scr
Stoot hobcl BON bcll 90 &iuetS fir
sic Observation-Disclosures &orltclllunH oic
0n G~onucrItnG 9tod)nlitto9 inl uIll-
Oitorium" i%tottfinbct, 6ltn1 &erfoui
crlt9c0en gcnomncn. &icr ihluor5
ornpirtc Mn0cn Der ri 8iorgio
Srnit 90" lucroen lUlte 0llrd bic
Strobcn Ser Stnot iolrcl mo nid)t
ollcin 0clb, ion0crn ollh &lciocr IN
Gmpfon1 ncbnlcl. Sic @abcn her
ocn %mlpcr5ii9lih na6 NeluzDor &c.
ionot uno nit SGnelloumpiern nod)
ibrcnl NcItinmlmgsorte bcforbcrt.
I'm 5l ncrbinbcrL onb ltnipiiroigc
@obcu cntgc9cu neblncll. merocn oir
Wftolicocr Der itnlicuii6cn @ciclle
ihait Nb5cibc,L beltebcnb oil5 eillcm
&llopf, ollf mcld)cn Die Tubncn ser
Hereinafter Stootcn ullb Stnlicn it'd
frelt5elL trngcn.
@crr Sonc2 u. Scd)tih jun, fam
geltcrn on Scr Spitc ciuer Iclcaas
ton pom ser itolieniifen @elcQihoit
nod Der Eoli5cIhcborbe mo erIltdtc
oorltnl, 0ob Scr Eoli5ei crlollbt iucr.
DC, olli Der Strobc SheoterbiQetc fir
Die TorltellunQ im nWorpluno-S6 eo
Ter" III p%crtolticn. TicS muroc be-
rclnuiui4lt gcmIhrt lno YrGliocnt
Smonn mar elmer Der crltcrL peldcr
ciu 9ilct fullitc. llntcr Icniclli0elL
pclcdl 0cItcrl1 %bciitcllcrtcn, bciono
lid) Scrr IS. =. %cntin&, meld)cr $500
COB.
S1 Scr Grlhtb0riC lpurbelt 0citcrll
100 &iItcn Gitroncn nltf Nllftion Der
folrIt, bic cine Giunubnc polt $1013,
10 cr0ob. Glide scr Giitcn bradtcn
10 bod mic $50. Gt(idbc Der SGllicr.
ipelde ibrc @uore 3l biQig gcfoltit
bottelL, licbel oiciclbc Sim 5~ipeiten
Wtalc pcrItcigcrn, woolirdJ Der Gono
6ttt0htlid Gtihlpottcll iultroc. '''"
Intonio 2onnio iIberlicicrtc 0citcrn
Der 8clclliduit bonn MotGc1 &reu5
oireft 1882 @irc 5llr llcbcrnlittc-
hing an bic @cicQiGnft pom Got6cn
&rcll5 III |tolicn. 9ic columbus
Gops @clcuidnit" i%tcucrtc $50 bel.
SbIdlon cr olti cine iprnlcuc Gro.
flonlotion &crjid)t l%ciitctc, 10 crlicb
ood Gonpcr1eur Grotbera geitcrlt
cincn Nppell al bic gcionuntc @ep0(-
tcrlnA ocS Stootca Morpluno, nm
nod) ar0itcn 6cijuitcucrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
t. Air cincn auten ,,3wrf.

Der st. agne5 brnmnti'f.litcrori
ihc Girfel" Scr ct. Midoels.
Stride perunItultct Sbcatcr PM.
Iiibrimg 5ii @unltCn Der Nrncll
Der Wcmcinoc. - Slebnlid)e Ser
nnltultiug ser ct. @cll5cslur,S.
Sdulc.
llntcr Seitllllg Don tSrau ISM. Vlll-
lof ucrunitolicte geitcrn 9(bc,b ber
nit Der ct. Mid)nels Stride IN Ser.
binblmg ltehenbe st. ggnes branla-
ti'd). liternrilhc Girfel" cine Sbeater-
Atfiilhrulg sill Wunlten Der Irmell
ser ct. Mid)uclS : 8emcinbe. Sor
poll6clestcm SalIc g~elnn8tcn 5llr
auiiilbrlrng bns einoftigc 2uitlpicl
Gas folld)e Enfct," BET Incident Die
6rlS. Mnnn &lid)to, Carrie Hicicl.
mann. Marie &oitb mo 9nnn Salo.
iiiblcr mltipirftc,l, nio bns uicrnrtigc
Grnlun Sic 5lpei @oiicn." Bel Der
Nuifiibrinng ocs Dramas wnrcn Die
MihpirfcnOcn Die Srls. agncS Sro.
bert, Mnrp Sdlidlt. Shcrciu 2oncr,
Clara Smtbfiibier, katharine Sd)lld)t,
Marie Goitb. Barbara Scinn, emma
@illenbnr9, &cgino Garrett, 9lrnlo
Snnotiiblcr, gpu 9ultlcS, Carrie
Gic!clmont, Margarct NebDorot,
s!nllo aud)tn II. G~ntbarino Nnnfnr0.
9iibnculcitcr mo- s5r. SSobn .. &iB.
ncr. Die Muiifbeglcitiln9 lpurbe
hnrd) ASroi. Nrnnf Molter'S Srd)eItcr
9elicicrt. Iic auifiibrrngen merocl
hcilte uno morgcn mieocrbolt.
untcrbuItung Scr z t. @en-
jcSlons Sdule.
81 @linitcn scr bobmiid)en tntb.
ct. @en5eslnlis-airfc percnItaltctcll
aeltcrn gbeno Die 3oolinge Der ct.
@cn5eslauss S6ule inter 2citung
Der Hotrc Game Sdnpcltern il, Shis
mcf's 9obnlcnbaac ON No:o.@rooo-
map cine MISUNDERSTANDING Nad)
mcbrercn einlcitehoen @ciG,tgelt li,O
lcbcnbcn 9ilbern brdd)tc cine ansnbl
Ger &ilocr cin fleines SbcatcrItild
5lr aiiiiiibrimg. Deficit nTcrscbt
bic Irnlcn nidt.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
Sinau5ieacs.
Staat MarntaHo.
Sircau pcs SdIuumeiftcr9.
" ANNAPOLIS :. ND, ben /. Surt. 1909
ShlG El1 ln NiIaut i'm Ed,atamt


Ss5IiG,t3i.a 80 siiian5 IL" saGs %
Merdb ants ~yiutioual Sanf non
baltimore, no; ..:....%,:. $l59,0SO.24
more, Mo. ..;.:..:......... 5a.755,O9
bon Baltimore, NO. ......... 4,7i9.S2
Sbe consequently Sanf bon SaI'
Rational linton isjaini oi aiiarolanS "O'-'
Baltimore, no. .............. 5,75i.16
1be g~iaiionaI Nlarine g'ant bon
baltimore. no. ......:....... IO15,10
Sbs glatiolaI @sebaHies' 8ant BON
baltimore. mo. .............. 7,9s5.0i
more, Saliimorc. @lS. ...:+.... 7.GGo,tl
Ibe Rational Soparo &ant bon
satioual e5TEssanoc gant bon Sal. ,oooco
Sarr,ers' anS Mertbanis g%taiicnaI
6art bon Baltimore. Wih.. az. G9SS,52
Ght5ens' g!ntlollal &anf bon Yais
timore. no. G.0I4.92
Commercial auo 5armcrs' 9,aiics
nal Vunl bon baltimore. no. IV00.22
SIo 9oipn ~giaiiouGI Yani bon
Baltimore, NO. ............ I,Sll.OS
Marolauo Rational 9auf bon &al'
abe @eireqniiic' YAM ION sjaiti. ,
@ariOro g%iaiional 9ani bon Stl
9psiicc NG!ioiai , SAM; BON BEL
5urnicrs' S%iaiiiomal SAM Don
SnnarpliS. NH. .............. 2O.SJ7.53
Sorteiier glaiipnuLs'ant bon Gam
Sa uirSqs' ans ans s:Niccrdbanls' Salio. ''l''''O
nul 1Inf bon GambrihQc, no. 5.is3.60
unior y%iattpnn! Sant bon Wcft'
aarmers' dno jiiierdalis aaM
bon SuIiSbutp, ms, -. 5,$li.7I
Siu. 8;S, ~. ,."...,.E",.. 0G37.o2
qh mH'suno; 20 q, ;I;li'i Wan; i,r, ''i'''''
Cumberland, Mf0. ............ jllI52
poiii, @iS, :. ,..,..,'.',... 47l517
ton, no. -. ............... 3,G3i.9i
ptGc, MO, -, ............... 3,O07l3
gaurel Mtb. ............... 3,55l.5l
Mo. =. ~. ..,............. G.2G2,35
tionuI NrlIf bon Cation. mo-. l.099.9S
NutapSco Nutipnul 9unf bon
Gliitcit Gin. no. .........,.. 4O7o.lS
@ani BON eoHsrlet. 'sr'"eeo ,oooo
ion, no. -. 4,S7l.O3
trtpiac, 9{b. ............ 4.olG.2o
ion, a.sN. -. 4,7OO..0
ion, no. 4,9GG.53
Qari pon Ecluldr, no. .......... 4,SG4.09
4seopicS' Rational &nTi bon 9as
ecrstopn Ms. ............., I33O,52
Gritc Tntlouul @ani bon 0rt,i'
burQ, ylio. 5,t32.S7
Grfte Hutipnnls ltanf Of SoutberE
AlaspIano bon Upper @lurlbprp,
Mo. =. -. .............. 4,O02.57
Gbcitcrtolpn, Mic. 49,. ........ 5.137.s2
Marine glnt pui G~rlsfIelo,
Mh. I.301.sl
Che Gbicootlc s~iatioual %arI bon
Spicspiuc. Mio. .............. 5,ll5.Os
9be Sirft MationuI Narf OF Ncrs
lin. @crIiu, OGo. ............ 5,300.4O
clifton, Apo. -. ......,..... 5.l2s.g]
GnroilnesGpuntp Nanf bon Greens.
born. Ma. 4.69O.l7
Bifesuiae gntionaI &luf bon
FireSpilc, Mo. ............... 4.oG1.35
9scople's ~gidiional &unf bon gu.
%lisburb, Wib... ,............. $4,000
Grite s~intioinI snrf bon Soncod,
no. :. :. 3,t23.30
-
Sptal 70. -. ....... ........ S5fG, G31.S0
Murrun Vauoiptr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06

&f,rb hcnfceeroffnet mcr'
bcn.--Iic Ueifdftsiiibrer Der SIM
Der pielplas @eieaidrit" mad,tell
geitcrt bcfannt oab Die Grofnung
Der 3i,rnflnI'c fir Surnlebrer bette
slbenb "a llbt III Der Baltimore
eitp College" itattiinoen luuo. SEER
George ". Gbler, Der Sefrctdr Der
Spielplas : @cieuid)ait naO Der
rYnbic athletic 2eagl,e," miro Die
Gr6ffmngs aorelie boltsr.
Jinan5ielIes. = lbs 9iref.
toriiim Der ~Geutihen 6eiier-0 eriife-
rungs-@ eieIlifaft bon Baltimore" er.
fldrte seItern cine 3-prosentige Chit
oenoe, an, rub mad, benz II. Saruar
'5oblhors
NN ~ A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06
Nus bcn &crciucn.

Ter oNclltid)c &~rlc8crbuno" lllo ser
rNtiIitGr.&crein" boltcn Seonl.
tcnunblcn ob. - ST.. Gonro0
Mcll nno 6ront Sprcngcr 81
Snuptlcutcn 1cpGhlt. - @ubl
DcS v&ittelsbod &crcila" inject
Gube Solutor itntt.
Ger YGclltld)e arit9crbuno" biclt
0eltcrn i'm oSdrmonic. Goic" an Der
Wet ToprttcitruBc icnncu iGbrlifcn
General Nppca ob, in Incident Der
Itcllpcrtretcllbc &nuptnam Gorroo
Meil Den &oriib uno 6elOlucbcl @nl.
II. Sichcrt ons Frptofou iilbrtc. Nud,
Grlcoialulg Der lNllClocn @ciHufte
mllr0c 5llr @nbl Qelhrittcn, Iieiclbc
lottc oun ll~ud)ltcbe10c GrgcbniB;
Nnuptnlum Conrad Neil, +. 9iellte.
nont &cWp SaofS, ,. 2icutcnant
emil MottbciS, TClomrbcl @illiant
.. 0rippcuoori, 3ob!mciitcr Soicpb
Fruhnlunlt, 3clgmciItcr &crlburo
%Srnltn1nml, GoumuuoCW Der &c
mcbricf,icN @iaiom Rilbcr.
Cent Der 10 ilit0r &rrcin II.
Nnuptmnm &crnouu @Gnidc CT.
Diinctc Ncltcrn Nbcno IN SuNcncr'5
Sac an Der Norb-E ocoitraBc ocn @c
uernl= 2ppcQ uno pcrlua burouf Den
SnbrcShcriht. Sooom iono oir
Mobl Der I'M Sc5cmbCr 1908 ncmli.
nIrteu Ncornten ltott, lpeldIcS iol0ens
NcaNclultut bate: N0l1ptmum Srunf
Sprcngcr, I. lieutenant: in Nbmc=
lcllbcit Der uonIiltirtcn $50. Ecter
Sornpif mo Eaul S6r0tcr mltBtc
Die Mnbl mnigclhobcu mcrocn, =.
lieutenant Seinridl &iclbnucr, Sclbs
lrcbcl Scrr1ann &ll1c, 3oblniciItcr
Nuglllt @o8cncr, 6obncntrGgcr So.
mlcl 2cnnfc ullo Sclir (crjunN; &cr.
lnulfltll9Sr0tD, Cr'QB 0e@ altS'd)clocllz
hcn Srunt Sprcn0cr: Ecter Sorcl-
len; Stobsor5t (Gr.) &cnrp Sturt.
{ Ger oGr.".Sitel lit MIR tcmporGr
rcrlicbcn.) Nad Ginpcrlcibmg oca
1obrcSbcridts III ooa Erotofoll mllr.
ncn oic G~inluOullgen oco ,Sdmuben-
&crcina" ulb bca Sllrr,pereina ,&ors
mGrta" on0cijmmcn ulb bcihloilcn,
Dor Npril D. :. III @cnleillld)oft nit
hcm Ion1cn.G crein Dos brittle Stii
tull1sfcIt III ~fcicrl.
y Mittclsbad Gcrein."
Inter ocnt Soriit 6cS ErGiiocltcll
9lilNllt SdurnogcI biclt ser ,@it-
tclSbad)- Tcrcin" 'Bcitcrn in Der Stog.
Safe an Der @ollppcritroBc icinc
Monotaperiamnllpmg pb. bci wcIhcr
Setrctore 8reo!! aGic1cl Dos Erotofoa
tilbrte. f5p PSF Yqqptlqdc lplroc be
'hlollclL IN ,ScbrllQr clllcn Wnafcr.
bali ob5llb0ltcn. Die 8cnmtcupnbl
miro oun lGBten Soultng I'M Soullor
itottiinocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06

Sic sab regnsr a III III / ung
oes ~aagemteinen Geutid,en @aiien.
bals 8ereinS" filioet ndditen Don.
1eritag abenO inn @aiienballs at ser
aisauitb Strabe itattn -,azr...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-06

Stable1t Mit $ it cIIuu0S e
II. = Bo(i5i1t Burns l~icIcrtc
qcItcrn 9(bcno iiinf Gnubcn, Charles
SpcrL, IS Sabre alt, BON 9r. PSI
SiiorSiAb'trnbc, Solcn Silpcrmul,n,
~ Sabre alt, bon Nr. los, Sllbc.
marlcltraBe, Stonlep Non0iS, IS
Sabre oft, BON Nr. 231, Sii0e&iab.
StroBc, nn0 SoGt Sirius, Is Sabre
cit, BON SIR. 10l, Nlbcmorlc. Strnbe,
mo .Solcpb Scllncr, Is Sabre alt,
BON Tr. 80, Nlbcnlorlcs StrnBe, in
scr oItlid)cn EoIi5ciitotion illltet Scr
aniGllloignn1 cill, ans circm Sdilp-
pen Der oGrrtrol 6ccb Golnpoilp,"
9tr. 81, Mortct Elncc, 81 Sai,.
6cn I'M McrtDc poll picrjig Collars,
ipcldc bcltc nnd) Der 0ciliigcl.
Illsltclliung III Der nltcn D. Ncgi.
mentS-Sollc bitten acbradt mcrocN
lollen, gciloblcn III babcn. Sr. Niu).
U. Hcitcr, Gin TGcilbuber Scr 6cltob.
lellcn Sirmn, hGttc Die &lo6cn in
Ser Nud)borid)dit oeS Sllttcrgcid)ai.
tcS berncrft mo iprad) ieincn Ser.
bud)t bcnt Eoli}iiten Burns 9cgell.
ii6er ans, lt1lb 0icicm gclolg cS, nid)t
MIR Die Sltl0clt 5lt perbaftcrL ion.
bcrn oild) # ser Ioilben picoer il.
erlan1cl1. Sic mcitercl, bier Sollbcn
lieBcn bic allnbcl ol1geblid ipegilie.
gen.
u d) Ter @urIan0'S Motif.
nen5liite G, mcld)e dln 9tcliio6r oll-
gelcgt mlr0e, III 9eltcrn oilrd) ocn
Nnnlcr bon So0ie Smitb, bon 9tr.
1870, Goiterr-Npcnlle gc5icrt iporoci.
peld)e an Sonntag Mbcn0 iuegcu
Srunfenbeit in oitliden Stotions
bollie o;ngclicicrt lp,trbc. Sabic or.
bot iid), oi,i cin Sabr ob5ui6lporcrL
lpenn lie bic aolOcne Jrcibeit lpicoc1.
crlallgcn ipiirOr. SIR @ultidJ iprlroc
ibr eriiiGt.
Ginen Ser5idfag erie.
Gen. = @c9tlt ~ ltbr geitern iri:)
'torb Die 70 Sabre alte" Srnu Srieba
Somnlet gah5 plosliG it ibrcr @ol-
nitl,g, Gr. 1921, SrleansItrnbe. So.
roller Gorltbera pom norooitli6ul
0iitrift c~onitntirte ttod) por0cilonumc.
1er lliltcrilld)llnG, baB Die Sroll CT.
mem Scr5Idlag crlog.
Gbre, Dem gbre geb il + +.
= Sr. @iIiam 6riid, ieit % Sab.
rcn G6ef.HeOnfteur bes Baltimore
americnn," fat lid, mieber enti6loi.
ien, am Gnbc oieies MonatS cine
nebrmoliatlide Heile mad, Sponien
Stalieit. ggppten etc. an5utreten. Ge.
itcrn 46eno nlrbe linn POM Heoafs
tionsitab ein iilberner 2~iebesbed)er
NIT Der Snihrift ,8iIlinm Sriid.
fS7t-1909" ii6erreidjt.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-08-19

night oil, If need be, in order to OBJ
tain 1t. These are few of the rea'
sons for our existence. There are
many others, but If for no other, the
last two justify our claim to recog-
milton.
We are publishing a Medical Jour
nal. Think of it! race forty years
removed from slavery publishing a
Medical Journal! This is number
three. Look at it, examine 1t. Read
1t. Note the cover design, the cover
itself; ponder the little quotation on
the front cover page from our editor
1n-chtef, as a reason for our exist
ence; note the quality of the paper,
the style, the reading matter, the
printing, the mechanical makeup, and
the class OF advertisements. Now
tell us frankly, does it not increase
your racial pride? Is it not worth
$500 per year? Cat present the
price ls only 5 so but the price, of
necessity, must advance to $1.OO.
Most likely it will be raised at the
Boston meeting. Won't you sub
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low rate? Send us $1.OO for two
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ty per. cent? Do you now say that
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Or do you frankly acknowledge that
You are one of us and will 20 with
us? We are going to succeed. Hun
dreds are with us. AS ono of our
supporters has expressed it, THE Ne
gro medical profession is just hun
cry for the Journal" They have a
right to be. This is ours. It's col
umns are open to satisfactory mat
ter from every member Of the pro-
fessions. Short articles of practical
interest. personal notes, news items
concerning medicine, dentistry and
pharmacy, hospitals and nurse train
Ing schools are solicited.
Reports from all parts Of the coun-
try indicate that there will be large
attendance at the coming meeting.
We urge all to attend. Those who
plan to do so are asked to forward
their names to the secretary Of the
local committee. DR.. It. E. A. McCur-
dy, Fl Warwick Street, Boston, Mass.
In regard to railroad rates, you are
advised to secure the regular sum-
mer tourist rates to the. nearest
Eastern summer resorts. Your To-
cay agent wiif be able to advice you.
- Sincerely yourSi n-' -
JOHN A. KENNEY, M. D.,
Secretary National Medical Associa-
ton.
Tuskegee Institute, Ala. August 1,
~. 1909. ...
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CONTINUED ON PAGE T.,ppr
FACE BLEACH ADS. CONnE,ATN7r,r

(NeW York Times, Aug. 8, 1907
IN the columns Of our contempo-
rary The New York Age, which pro-
fesses to be devoted to the best in
! terests Of the Negro race, appears q
! large advertisement inviting it's read
ers to buy seven cosmetic prepara.
tlohs' by the use Of which Colored
men may obtain better situations in
banks clubs and business houses !"
ana Colored women may OCCUPY
higher positions socially and CONNER
cially, marry better, get along bet
ter One Of the preparations mr.
ports to be cream that makes dark
skin lighter colored," and mot with
artificial white, but naturally: makes
the skin itself lighter colored every
time 1T Is applied" A pomade "un
curls kinks In hair and keeps it
straight and so on. The ADVERTISED
ment implies that Negroes should be
ashamed Of their own features and
should by all means mask them info
some resemblance to the Caucasian
race.
we DO not take this occasion to
inquire whether the company adver-
using the cosmetics is acting in good
Ialth, and If they are as represented.
we presume The Ages business eth
les would prompt 1T Immediately to
reject spurious advertisement. But.
whether genuine or not, it's admis-
sion to the columns Of this organ Of
Negro uplift affords a revelation of
racial psychology that is both cur
tous and saddening. The exhorbita-
ton to stand proudly upon natures
endoWments-to be a man, or, a.
mouse, or q 1ong-tailed rats not
needed by most races. While the
Negro diScstecms himself and seeks
to be something else will he be re-
spected as he is?
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NO MORE SEPARATE SCHOOLS
FOR NEGROES IN NEWARK
so DECIDES SCHOOL
BOARD

Newark, N. j., Aug. t7.-There
Will be no more separate schools for
Negroes in this city. This decision
was decided upon last Friday even
ing at a meeting OF the school board.
Negro pupils have been segregated
since before the Civil War. The
committee voted to abandon the
Commerce Street School, it being
pointed out that the attendance has
been falling off gradually until, at
the time the report was made, only
seventy-eight pupils remained.
Recently Prof. James M. Baxter,
the principal, applied for retirement
after upward of forty years contin.
uous service, and the school board
then began to realize that It was
useless to draw the color line any
longer.
The Negro children will now be
placed In the schools of the districts
In which they respectively reside. IT
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-08-19
CELEBRATING THE FIFTIIITH
ANNIVERSARY OF FREEDOM.

Some time ago, about May 13,
Principal E. l.. Blackshear, Of the
Prairie View State Normal School for
Negroes, addressed an open letter to
Booker II. Washington through the
New York Age calling upon the Ne
gro people to celebrate the F'iftieth
Anniversary Of the freedom of the
Negro people.
At the same time he invited DR..
washington to give the weight Of his
influence toward making such a prof
ect a success. DR.. Washington, in
reply to Mr.. Blackshear's suggestion,
mas sent him the following letter:
My Dear Mr.. [Blackshear: Reply
ing further to your communication Of
some weeks ago, In which you ask me
to take the lead in q movement for
the holding Of an exposition in 1913
to celebrate the Fiftieth Anniversary
Of the freedom Of the Negro race I
would state that / am giving this
matter very careful consideration,
and in due time 1 shall hope to reach
a definite decision.
LII ne meantime l should like to
get all the information and all the
| opinions on the subject from as ma
ny sources as / can. The National
Negro Business League, which meets
In Louisville on the 18th, 10th and
10th Of August, as / understand it,
1s going to take up the subject for
consideration. ] understand, that
you are to be present on that occa-
sion.
| Yours very truly,
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON.
Tuskegee Institute, Ala, Aug. ~, 'O9
NO MORE SEPARATE SCHOOLS
FOR NEGROES IN NEWARK
| so DECIDES SCHOOL
- BOARD.
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Inc claims OF missiohs we're pre-
scented In his usual practical manner.
Inc first hour OF the Friday morn
ing session was spent In prayer and
praise services which were cofiducted
Dy Mrs. P. P. Clean and Mrs. Jennie
mayo. AT the conclusion of these
services Rev. G. Campbell, the old
est minister in the state, spoke en-.
couraging words to- his children. ad-
Vlsing them to stay in the path Of
rectltude and stand for all that
tends to the betterment Of humanity
the committee on Temperance made
us report which was discussed bv
heVs' u. Stratton, e. D. Wallace. r
u. Friend, Mrs. Mary Stratton. Mrs
oaliIe Ifllman and others. g.. .,-'
Prof. Il. P: Sims, principal Of the
Bluefield Colored Institute, was in
troduced, who delivered an address
on education. After speaking Of the
disadvantage through. which the col
ored race has come, he spoke of the
Negro as being DESTROYS of doing
what is right, but has been hfnderad
py improper leaders in both races
Prof. Sims discussed the subject
from the following topics: First:
Ihere Is no such thing as educating
a race, but the Individual must. be
educated. Secondly, The education
OF the Negro must be universal from
acme, church, state, SCHOOL and bus
mess. Thirdly: There IS no CON conflict
between; literary and industrial eau.
cation' for while the Negro must be
taught to think clearly, constantly
and logically, he must also be taught
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FRENCH
WILL MAKE PLACE FOR AMEISI-
CAN NEGROES IN ARMY.
Invitation Extended Them to Migrate
to France Where Every OppOr-
tunity Awaits Them for
Advancement.

Paris, Aug. 7--Afro-Americans
can find an open field for military
honors in France. for Col. Mangin
proposes a French Negro army OF
100000 men, and invites those in
America to como and join.
Il say, Jet the Afro-American or
his comrades anywhere else who are
suffering from neglect Or inhuman
distinctions come to France and join
our colored army says Colonel
Mangin. "Hcrc he will find well
come, an adequate living, a field for
his peculiar abilities and great
CONTINUED on PAGE THREE.
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Der of the. AntisTuberctlosls Society
OF Charleston, was called upon to
speak of that work. The report was
further discussed by Revs. ID. STRAIT
ton, J. J. Turner, J. NJ. After, mtss
Fannie c.. Cobb Mrs. Mary S. Reid
and Mrs. Pearl H. Woods. The new
feature Of discussing the laws of
health in such meeting is a step in
the right direction and it is hoped
that pastors and all leaders will ,keeb
such question before their congrega
tions. 49,. -,
- The evening session on Thursday
was opened by Mrs. Ruth Harvey and
Mrs. Bette A Williams. Miss Edith