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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-29
MEHARRY NOTES.

On last Sunday at $3.50 p. m. the
members and friends of the Y
M c. A. listened to an address
by the Rev, R. S. Stout, D. D.,
Secretary of the Church Ex
tension Department of the c. M. E.
Church and President of Williams
College, Little Rock, Ark Dr. Stout
used as his subject, Building up the
race" Much good was gained from
the practical and fitting discourse.
Every year the students of Meharry
Medical College are privileged to lis
ten to number of distinguished ora
tors, the latest Of this type of men
6eing DR.. Thomas Nicholson, Secre-
tary of the Board of Education Of
New York. The students from all de-
partments turned out in large num-
hers to hear this great orator. DR..
Nicholson set in motion the hbres Of
every student when he declared, "The
man who will win his way in the
future is the trained man" The
singing Of one Of the Jubilee songs
by the University choir sent every
one away joyful
The drama, entitled "The Outcast's
Daughter" rendered at the Auditori
UNI on Friday evening last in aid Of
the George Hubbard Hospital Fund
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-29
COLUMBIA NOTES.

The members of Mount Lebanon
Missionary Baptist Church celebrated
the sixty-siXth anniversary of that
church Sunday, October oath. They
carried out a well-arranged program.
The ladies of the Auxiliary of the
Duck River Association will furnish
a room in Roger Williams Universe
ty.
Dr. Fisher, who recently moved to
Nashville, was here one day last week
mingling among his many friends.
Mr.. Russell Mangrum and Miss Liz
zle VOORHEES,, both from Columbia
Tenn, married in Chicago last week.
They will make that city their home
in the future
Mesdames Brown, the noted singer,
and Mrs. L. B. Johnson were the
guests Of Mrs. Maggie Doyle while in
Columbia.
Mrs. Bette Rogers, of Detroit,
Michigan, is here visiting her sister,
Mrs. Emma Kennedy, on Bridge street.
Mr.. Thomas McCarrell, proprietor of
the secondhand clothing establish
ment, will leave soon to make Indiana.
polls, Ind, his home.
Mrs. Katie Sherrod Johnson, of Chi
cago, arrived here a few days ago
in very poor health. She is at the
home Of her parents on Water street
Miss Maggie Green is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Laura Brown, of Nashville, is
here visiting relatives and attending
the conference.
Miss Bertha Bills is on the sick
list
Mrs Maggie Doyle went TO Nash
Vile to attend the funeral of her un-
Gle, Mr. Dangerfield.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-29
cENTERvlLlE NOTES.

Rev A. L. Pinkston, who was un-
able to hold his quarterly conference
here on October 10th on account of
sickness, was here on Monday night
and preached his last sermon for this
conference year.
Richard Allen Lodge No. "A X. of P.
is preparing to celebrate their fourt
anniversary Saturday, November 9Th,
with a banquet This occasion is al
ways a pleasant meeting for the mem
bers.
Mr. R. NJ Walker, who left for H.
linois about a week ago to accept a
position of blacksmith, has returned
Mr.. John Dye and Miss Alice White
side were quietly married at the Of
fee of Rev B. Dobbins on October
18th.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-29

Miss Lena Organ arrived from Jas
per, Tenn, where she has been Wis
iting her grandfather.
The little daughter of Mrs. Hutchi-
son is very sick with fever
Mrs. Amanda Motley, who has been
very low with tuberculosis, is improv
ing.
Mr. j. T. Thornton was visiting in
Morgan Town Sunday
Mrs. Cordelia Johnson, of Columbus,
Ohio, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Mitchell, is in our city.
Miss Bessie Hodgkins made a trip to
Soddy Saturday.
Miss Anna Pearl Hardin was shop
ing in Dayton Saturday
Prof V. L. Stephens, our Morgan
Town teacher, is having quite large
attendance at his school this week.
Miss Alice Jones, of Morgan Town,
passed through North Dayton en- route
to Mrs. l.. e. Stephens to an entertain
lnent.
Last Sunday, October the oath, was
rally day at the Mount Zion Baptist
Church, which proved a very success
full one. Rev. j. p Johnson, pastor
in charge, preached a fine sermon
The members Of the A. NJ e. Ziou
Church are looking for their new
shepherd Wednesday,
Uncle Wyett Day is able to be out
Mr.. Oscar Broyles, who has been
working at Peabody, Tenn, will come
home Monday night
Mrs Virginia Cunningham went to
Coltersville Sunday
Mr. Gaines, who has had severe
case of pneumonia, is able to be out
again.
Miss jamie Jackson, our assistant
organist for Mount Zion Baptist
Church. was absent Sunday
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-29
UNA NOTES.

The Tacky Party at the B. o. Hall
No. 107 was quite a success under the
management of Mesdames Belle Can
hon. Jennie Burnett and others.
Benevolent Order No. 107 was fav-
ored with a visit from Grand Presi-
dent J. W. Swanson on last Saturday
night.
Mrs Mile Brown, who has been i'll
for some time, died last Wednesday
morning. Her remains were entered
at Greenwood Cemetery. Benevolent
Order No. 107 had charge of the cere-
monies.
Rev. C. H. Williams will soon de-
part for the annual conference at Co
lumbia, Tenn His members at Solo
mon Chapel pray his return.
Superintendent c. H. Simmons, of
Solomon Sunday-School had the chill
dren's lovefeast last Sunday. The
young folks enjoyed it and are always
glad to see that day come.
Mr. Colyar Lewis was recently bap-
tized by Rev. B. Manner
The memorial services at the Be-
nevolent hall will take place on the
first Saturday night in December
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-29
ACCEPTS A POSITION IN FORT
VALLEY, GA.

Miss Tennie L. Hughes, of 1874
Fourth avenue, North, left last Satur-
day, October 20, for Fort Valley, Ca,
where she goes in acceptance of a po-
sition as instructor of vocal and in
strumental music and domestic sci
ence in the Fort Valley High and In
dustrial School While the many
friends Of Miss Hughes will miss her
from their circles, yet they hail with
delight the fact that she has been so
highly honored as she is such de
serving young lady and all wish her
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OUT OF TOWN NOTES.
SUBSCRIBERS AND GORE
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Well, If you have not thought
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We know that when people have
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one else, because they know he
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news about them.
We must have an agent In
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So hereafter each one sending
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NASHVILLE GLOBE,
Nashville, Tenn.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-29
sToRMINe CIRCLE.

The Abraham Storming Circle met
with Miss Maggie Hill at her resi-
dence, 1919 State street, Monday
evening, October 1S, and transacted
business, after which the house was
turned over to the literary depart
ment. A program was carried out
with an instrumental solo by Mrs. La
zetta Jones, recitations, and a short
talk A delightful menu was served.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-29
DIR. STOUT. OF ARKANSAS.

During the C, M. E, Conference
that was in session last week in this
city Rev. r. S. Stout, ID. D., Secretary
of the church extension fund of the
C. M. e. Church, was in the city. Dr.
Stout has made a splendid record as
a general officer in his church. He
preached an abe sermon at st. Paul
A. M. q. Church Sunday morning at
II o'clock to large and s.ppreciative
audience.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-29
BRENTWOOD NOTES.

Mrs. Patsy Johnson has gone to
Chicago to make her future home.
Mrs. R. e. Hunt is very sick at this
writing.
Mr.. Robert Johnson is some better
this week.
Miss Susie Vernon won the prize
Of a nice quilt during contest for
Brooks Chapel M. e. Church.
Our County schools are getting
along fine in this section.
The Bazaar given at Brooks Chapel
NJ. E. Church, under the auspices Of
the Ladies' Aid Society, was a success
in every respect. The ladies in charge
deserve much credit for their earnest
labor. The quilt contest was quite
an interesting feature. The young
ladies who were contestants deserve
much credit for the interest they took
III trying to make the affair a success.
The following are the amounts real
lied by the contestants: Miss Susie
Vernon, S670 Miss Bessie Johnson,
S5.55; Miss Bulah Perkins, $4.69;
Miss Sallie Hunt, $4.31; total for
quilt, S21.25 The total amount real
lied at the Bazaar was $6434 Rev
D. T Bunch, the pastor, is much
elated over the success and is very
grateful to the. members and friend;
who aided in any way. Miss SUSIE
Vernon won the quilt in the contest
having raised the largest amount o.
money
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-29
FRANKLIN NOTES.

Mr.. G. w. Patton, who has spent
Twelve successful months in Chicago,
has returned home to spend the win
ter.
Misses Avaline Halfacre and Effie
Gosey spent Sunday in Franklin.
Rev. j, w. Patton preached for Rev.
J. j Jordan on last Sunday morning.
Miss Caledonia Hunter, the president
Of the Willing Workers Club, turned
over 1925 for coal for the Missionary
Baptist Church
Miss Caledonia Hunter spent Tues
day on her farm in the country.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-29
CORRECTION.

Mr.. Lee Boyd, of Sal Ninth avenue,
North, is not the Mr.. Boyd whose
marriage announcement appeared in
the Globe of October %, He wishes
his friends to know that he has not
entered upon the matrimonial sea.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-29
DAYTON NOTES.

Mr. Henry Thornton is spending
this week with his grandparents IN
Morgan Town
Mrs. Laura Irving, of Winchester,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Lees,
her sisterin-law.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-10-29
HERMlTAeE ,loTEs.

A number Of young people were
delightfully."- entertained Wednesday
night, October IA at the home OF Mr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
gRorOanfIaae erGoben.
GI. 4dnl. 9Ilin1.. M ml

II. Puut, DtliH, II. V(Qi
@egen Die 22.idbrige Souiie 9lr6o.
gait mur0e i'm 8oli3eigeridlt 0ie for.
melle glHtlage erboben. ibren Batter
Sons gIrbogait ermoroet 81 Baden.
Gas Ntdohen, cine bubide griinefe,
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RauIs gut befaHnt III. mur0e nad
oem Gount1 @eiansnB gefubrt un0
ibr Berbor lpur0e auf ben 20. Wiai
ieitgeiebt. Wlau uinmt on. oaB 0a5
Dld0hen iib nit gabniiun btrt6ei.
0igen miro uno 0aB man oieie 8er.
tbei0i9ung miro geIten Iaiieu nuiiien.
ga ibr geaebmen ieit einiger 3eit on.
oeutete, Dab tie unter Dem GInilune
BON SinHestdridungen itano. Souis
Arbogoit, Elm reiber 5leiiherla0en.
beiiBer, muroe am Ietten Gonneritaa
friib to0t IN ieinem Bette auigeinn.
oeu. Gein Gha0el mar nit elmer
glrt 5eridmettert. Gein nit Retro.
leum getranftes gctt mar anq8an.
oct. 2ouiie 2lrbogait itan0 unter
Dem eiufliiiie BON @abriagariunen.
Cine bate ibr Dor eiuigcr 3eit BRO.
pbe3eit. Elm Uiann iDilr0e in i9r Saus
einbrsben un0 iie augreiien. 5eit.
oem mar iie in beitan0iger 2lugit un0
5ieit lid fiir tbatiadIib Oeriolgt BON
oem Shame.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
Sin intrrciiauter 1yal.
gssaIhilalolL II. MlaI.

~SSA Alill 3AAltf ~ AlsAt.
Tas @unoesoberaeri6t bat SEN
@ro3eB oon Gliiabeih Gef aegen 0e
Chicago Eribune GoHpaun in lester
SuitlB 81 Suniten Der &.0geriu eni.
idlie0eh. Sie alage itiist iilh 01raul
Dab 0ie ..9hirago Sribune~ irrt6iim.
liheuUeiie ein 9ilo Der SIdserm tl
@erbinouns nit eiuem 3eusnIB iiir
Oie Site elmer @hisfeDiorte oerbi.
ientIihte. mo nm Die Sdhe fir Die
Game redlt peinlih 81 MAIDEN muBtc
tie aiih aeraOe cine herUorrageaOe
Senperen5lerin iein.
Ser @roSeB fam uripriiHalih I'M
@unoes6elirfsperid,t oes nor0li6gn
Sltnois 5ur @erbauolung. no sic
glusiaaen Scr 3ldlerin erli0h uidt
sulelalien nur0eu. poraui Elm Ia.
theil SIT c5umiien ser 3einma eriolltt.
mo Nudr. Hadoenl Der betreiien0e
GIdier Oie @eihmoreuen auaep,eicn
hattie eiHeu 0erariiaen gGahriprut
ohSuaeben. Die @id8eriu appeQirit
un0 0os 9lppel1eridi beit0taie 0as
llriheil 0es mtercu CSeridre.
Onuit nidt 5uirieoen. appolirte
sic 8ldgerin an Oas bod)ite @criht
oes 9anOgs. nne Oicies cntidieO. 0aB
Nas untere @eridlt nidt MIR eiueu
,Srrthnm be1ina. als eS Oie glusiaacu
Der 6ran @ed uidt 8lllieB. ion0ern
Oab anb in 0ieicm Sale ser Sdla.
Sen flor cripieieu it, Die alGaertn,
10 iiibrt 0as 8eridlt eus, lit cine her.
porrageuoe EempereiBlerin. nnO ei.
nes Eaqes fiuoet iie ibr 9Ho In ser
3eihtuJ iiber einem 3eugniB fir Sic
Suite einer griuiiRu 5orte @hsfep
@enn aub oas 3eugniB eineu an0a
rem 9tanen ais Oeu Ser Rl1aerin aui.
mies. 10 faun oaOurb nidlt aclten0
gemdft iperoen. 0aB fem Sdla0en
cuiitauo. SIS lit amnncbmen, '.aB
biele 9cute. Sic 9rau @ed fonuirn.
niht aui Oie llnteridriit adlteteu.
un0 0aB iie glaubteu bic Gldaerin
babe pirflib 0aS3euauib ausaciteat
9Iu0ere m0aen geglaubt ba6eu. oaB
aldgerin ib eincs gIlidS bel Dem
llnterseidneu beOiente.
llnter oieien llmitdnoen entidie0
Ons 8eridt. ilt sic aldaerin 5u Sdla.
ocnerllb heredtiat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
Nseters sbnra. IN. ID. Uni.

4 = -. ~ 7>-'Nt-f L. e%kAt4.
( 8r1ii0ent Gait mar ser SaiptreS.
lner bel ser enthiimQ 0es Tenf.
&uols. iueldles i'm Sort 9Raboue, auf
pem ShIadltfeIoe bon @etersburr, al
t5bren 0es Generals 6ariranft unO
feiner moderen Sol0uten crridtet
luuroe. @orber iDur0e i'm Sort Gte0-
man cine peitere @e0enftaiel einae.
tueibt. sSn ieiner 9e0e parban0 scr
Hraii0ert Sobpreiiuugen arf Die Sol
oaten oes 9loroens nit anerfennGoen
g9orten fiir oie S{rieaer 0es SSii0ens.
gr lagte iinterglnoerenr: ngSir Dir0en
0ieies 8eHtmal Mft Den SSrenuiai.
gen pon EegHiDIbaHia nit elmer iol.
chen llebe3gugung. SAP 9s Der0ient
it, erriftet baben, mare es nidlt um
oie ShatiodR. oab iie einem sSeinoe
aegenii6er geitanoen baben. meIher
iihrn stngrifien nit sIsider arait
un0 Snpfsrfeit mioeriton0en bat.
HennipIpania fam itoli 0araui iein.
SaB es einen Sisg gesen iolh tapfe.
rem. entihIoiieneH m0 gauan0ten
Syein0 erringen bali
4eiersbmrg. @a.. f9 g2ai.
Ser Grdli0lnt Sait tit in eiuem
m0er5ps IA Gharlotie, z. g.. ab.
6eiohren, no er un 5ebH llbr gsor-
ffittqas eintrIfIt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
0r n cinFr scr Gaitc bel Sem fir Sic
Afiijierc 0cs Oeutidlcu Grcn5erS
pSrcmcn" in Baltimore ueran-
italteteH SanGctts.
S'IrO iiberal gut aafseuOmmcn.
ehtlanens SanossaFufasidmurne er.
flaren, oaR Snuocsac acridlt56eamte
lie gracn Gonuerucur 6aslea
NH0 tScnoneR auHtadlcltcn.
Ser gtnstoacc.gaaOi aOi8pinSelpruies.


~ttt~ tsAtNAef sstNss 10 -4lHl.
3lt 99ren Ser GnBiere Oes 0eut
ld9en 3raBers. n9renen". ser sur
3et lnl 5ieliaen @afeu liegt. fan0 i'm
@sraianlas@lnb ein 9aafett itatt
9err ernit SduieiBer ser grdiiOen'
oes N.nbs. lnnImte ais 5oaitneiIter
t'uler Dem &c0ueru bcian0 lih aud
per oeutlhe @otibaier III g9aihina
ION @rai D. @erntorii. ser Al ge
atm ieiner &toe iciner @enuR
l9lnln8 AusOrud narlic1, oaB er, als
q nenlih Ste Giula0ung oerihie0enet
Staoie anndbn unO bel Oieler @ele.
8enAelt 5e0en biflt duBerit ber8llf
all'8enonmlen mltr0c gan3 gleid5, Oh
er 'aglIlA oocr 0citih re0eie.
SSa9 lln 8au3 beiouoer5 bel 0ieien
&enc1en geireut babe. lei. oaB n6Cr.
oil one 9iirBrtigsu0eH Der glmerifa.
ner 0eluldler ylbtuuft qelobt uurOen.
sSeHn audi 0ie Glmeritaner 0eutider
siotunft man eiuem auOgrcn 2anOe
mJe11rt'a 10 iei IS 0ob cine unge-
mslne 9eirie0iauug iilr ibu. Elm Ser.
artiacs url9eil 81 boreit 0enu es iei
tiers eiu Serguiigau. Die 5hidioIe
2erer 3u perioIgen. init 0enen mir
1nrd) 9anoee 0tS 9lltes oerbuu0en
ms.
So ipie bic 6loagen 0cS Oeutihen
Rcide5 mo Sic Ser 9ereiniqten
Siaaien ma frie0iih 5ate an Seite
pon 0en 9laaen oes I'M 9aien Iiegen.
0an @rer3ers lpeben. iuleine Is be.
ltiunt 5u icuh oaB oieie 6laggen
at.b in 3ufinit frie0lib neben Elm.
aa0er ilaitern lUerOeu
Ger 9otigh1iter ihloB feline Guberit
hellaall QulBenounene Re0e nit
eIuem Uarmeu &inweis duf sic Ser
oienlte oes 0euiidlen 4aiiers nm Die
sdoiiung elmer itarfen 0eutideH
Nrieg5llotie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
Efphe Nnnbr.
Vi.fsbllrn. ~. ~. Nl

Ri.tsblrg, &a., II. D2ai.
Soeben lit bier augefinoiat NOR
oen, 0aB etma $4,000 glnqeiteuie
BON eiieH. unO StahI-@eieaidlaiten.
Die ibre Sauptauartiere bier o0er IN
Oieier llmgebung baben. eine ourd.
huittIite 2obnerb0buag BON 3ebn
8ro5ent crbalten meroen. eHtue0er
biz erlten synni oner eriien eslli. 9i.
ne gIn5abl 6abrifdnien haben in
ibren @erfeu bereits Oiesbe5iIglidlt
yIotijeH angeidlaaen, dn0ere wrro2n
Dies 0ieier Iage t6um. Inter Oen ee.
iellidiaiten. Die ole 20bne er1obca
wolleu. reip. ouf ihre friibere N9bc
bringeu tUoIlen. beiin0en iich Cie
,SoHes & 9aualiu Steel Gompanu
Die 9iepublic sSrou ono Steel Com.
panO lmo auoere unabbangige StabI.
geyaidlditeu.
1ie 9epn6lic Svron ono Siccl 60
beidJaftigt et1pa 10000 9euie. Ole iid
aui iolgenoe Sta0te Dertbeilen: 0bi.
caao. Wialiilou 9ounastoipu Dir.
miua6am. NioIine. eSa., Gait Ct
Souis. ghuncie, Syn0., @ate Sin,
glla., Ebomas, gIIa., Sbaron mo
giap 6oitIe. Bo.
2ie Soncs ou0 9aughlin gieel
Gonponp beid)dfiiat in 3ieiiger eje-
aen0 etnua 10000 glnnn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
Ser WlatruieuItreif.
Oetrnit. Wlidl-. ~ M2n

%S4LbtLf lPAiN4tss IL. -ltNts
8dbrero ser Sisung DER Shieos.
geridtsfommiiiion aus ietls Staater,
melhe Oen Streit Ser atatroien uAo
ioHitigen Sbi;;iiSangeiteaten auf sen
@roBen Seen beilegen ioa, tuuroen
8erifte BON elmer Neibe bon Seam-
ten Ger oeri6ieoenen Generalization
entgegengeuonlmen. Wtan erpartete
auh. oaB Der @rS'ioent Der Grams.
portgeellihaften iiber Ole @roBen
Seen ieine GintpenOupg gegeu Die
9ebauptuneen Der @eperfid]nitsr
porbrineen ipiiroe; er fiat 0as ober
nift, ionoern erfldrte, oaB Der ein5i-
9e StreitgruTo, melher 5u Der gegen-
mdrttgen 3iuiitigfeit gefiibrt babe, in
ser SSraee ser oSfienen 2Serfitatt~
liege. llno oiele fonne ieiner Aniibt
nadl ourh fein Shieosgeriht aus ser
@elt geihoft iueuoen Rraiioent 81.
pingitone miro nohnols eingelaoeH
meroen. Dor ben Shieosridtern 5u
erihelnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

Don Sas : &iaiamS 5um Sioil.
oienlttomn.liar crnannt.
eSeiger wnr0e ser in 1aihinaton
ltatIouirie Observation-Disclosures ".
= @larf sum- 09oHpwaelr uon 9llas.
ia ernaunt sluBer0em uur0e Dem
Senat einc 9lH5a5l Gruenmmlen pom
9unOe9beamten IN Oeu Siaaten
Sbio uno CfIuboma iibermittelt.
Sllbmstons 8. G., Is. Ntai.
Ger @rdiioent Saft bat iib eut-
ihloiien, G@ar 2. g9hitelam sum
Observation-Disclosures fiir Oen
Giitrift ST. Souis su ernenner,
ais gtadiolger pon Is. @fins. Ser
neuIih sum @Oitmeiiter iener Staot
ernnnnt lpuroe.
SSiaI0m @iiliams oon Nep gorf
lit gm 9Iadfolaer pon 8obert S9at.
dorm ais @uuuonOerlmq sfonmiIiar
fiir glep gort ernaHut Wor0en. 0err
3iaians 1T ein praltfirenSerRehts.
auDait Oon 9'em 9lorf. @r mar suei
Sabre lang Ginmdn0crltuaslonnii.
Jar pdbrenO ser Gooieuelt'iheu 9l0.
miuiitratiou. legte ieooh 0en Goiteil
nieNer neil er init 9ooieoelt nelen
Ser Gruenmug ocu @inUanoerungs.
beanlien eInen GiSpnt bate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
Salt aebt anf giciicn.
gNaihinnton. 1S ~

SSdlOllaloNs 10. Ntlt.
Ser @r6iiOent Eait miro oieie
gSadlt in einem Gienbalnihlanua-
gen nerbriugen un0 che es Belt lit
sum sluiitehen. miro er ieine speiie
gfeiie felt ieiner glntseiniiibrunq
nnh Dem Sijoeu anaetreten baben
Die 9lbia6rt erfolat Inn 4.20 llbr
Nloreeus unO 9ebt nah @etersbura
&a.. pon NO er nadl Sort Mlabone
lueiter reiit Inn Oort ser Gntbuulmg
zines Genfnals iiir Sic @enuiul.
panier SolOaten bei3lnuobneu sic
i'm @iIrgerfrieg iicleu. @r miro Oort
cine gluiprnhe balien glnl glbenO
reiit er nah Charlottesville, g. g.,
weiier, no er Der @tedlenburg-,Seier
benuohnt. Serr Sait miro am sSrei.
tag nah @aibiuatou suriif febren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
Ger ceImasnat nnO @sidlaftsircuno
@OdefeHer's erlisst in isinsr &uB-
nuns eiuem Sdlasanfaa.
Sin urbsitsrsi6ss etbsn
TrGiiSent Suft lObt in ieiner 3eOc
in &rtersbnrs, ga, Die glaneH
uHO Die Urauen.
Sin tapfsrsr 1yeinO.
gselp Port. 19. @aai.

g(elD g)0rIs IL. Qtul.
SIN 9Ilter BON 50 SSabren lit Der
Selmagnat uno 9lultimiaIoHdr $.
s. 9iogers. neben SSobH 3. GOdeiel-
Ter Der @allptaftiondr Der Stanoaro
Oil Company. geitorben. Sem SOD
tam fiir Seoermqnn nuerpartet, Oa
er nod am Gage 3lIOor Dobl mo
s mlruter IN leinen 8ureau gelenen
bate &ogers mar Dor SO SSabren
IN 6airbaUen, 0iaiiy seboreL utO
bort beiaB er bis sum beutigen Sa+
ge nod oiele @rlin0itiide. Ole Sta0t
bat aud pieoerbolt groben &Ortbeil
Don ieiner @roBmutb gebabt. giitI
DeHiger ais orei gtiliionen Collars
bat er ieiner @eburtsitaot geihenft
SfuIen, @iihereien mn luoere 9lns
It4lten, peIhe Dem &ublifirn 0ien-
ih iino, iin0 BON ibm geitiitet NOR
okn. 9luh BEN Sreimalirern bat er
Iif ols @obltbdter ge3eigt. inOem er
ssbnen auf eiaene Soften einen iho-
men Senipel errihteu lieB,
Sn 9erienfreiien erregte iein SOB
naturgemaB cine gelpiiie 4uireging,
pelhe aber ami Oen @elhaiisgang
Eeine ua6baItigc g9irflng mlsii6te.
Seem 9orf. 10. @fai.
Ser berItorbene Selmagnai &ogars
erbob lib mie iiblih nm fiinf ll1r
Wlorgens. lin iedls llbr fldgte or
iiber llnlpobIieiu nno es nur0e ioiort
sin Ar5t geruien. Sein @uls mar
IfDlpnb un0 es itellte iih balo heraus.
baB er an einem Sirnlblag lit. lin
Z llbr ltarb er.
gs mar Dies Der 5peite 9lnfaa Sic
les Sei0ens; Der erite bate ibn i'm
Suli 1907 beimgeiudlt, mas ienesnal
snr 6olge Bate, oaB Serr &ogers
Hf beinabe g0n3 pom aftipen 9e,
lbdftsleben 8uriif5oB mo auf eine
Nugelegenheiten in @uUarhtng ieiues
baSoigen So0es oroHete. SSniolge Sic.
len meiien @orausiibt rieT Die g2ad).
rtf)t BON ieinem glbleben ali Ser Gor.
ie mobl lleberraihung imo 9eoau.
erH berDor. bate aber feiuen @reis.
thurs sur 5ol9e. 0a aaaemein befannt
mar, Dab Serr Rogers ieine ge-
ihdfte idon Dor IGngerer 3eit in 0ie
Sdn0e oertraitter 9eute aelegt bate.
Rogers, Der Elm @erm0gen binter.
idBt, oaB ami $50000.CO0 bis $75..
100000 geldld6t ipir0, mar ein ioa.
ielT maOe man, oenn er iuar in iei-
ner Sugeno ein Saufburihe umO bat.
te iid mad mO nah ourh ieine RE.
iiJe Arbeitsfraft unO ieiHen Sc.
iaaftsblit binalf aearbeitet.
Or binterlobt naBer ieiner @attin.
mi5 Ser er IN gueiter ehe lebte. pier
aifloer, eineH Sobn uH0 orei Iodter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
Gis6era aeTdltet.
gteip 1orf, 19 .902ai

yfep Yorf, 19 .Yiai.
Gnpitdn 9olaf bonn 9rerner Gam.
pier n4aiier @ilbelm Der @roBe"
berihtete bel leiner 9Infiinft, OaB er
oui Der 6abrt einen gisberg pon f25
SUB SObe geiihtet babe. unO ihIoB
oaron Den @orihIag, oaB 0ie ameri-
faniihe 9egierung Elm beionoeres
ariegsihiif ousihiden moge. i'm
ole in ben @epdiiern oes 9ltIonti.
idlen S5eans berumtreibenoeu Sis
berge nit DpHamit 81 5eritoren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

99atd. @s lit aber aagemem oie
4nlTdlt OaB. mare eine gntlnei0img
5uldiiig geIueien. iie gelautet bate,
oaB Der Eampf unentifie0en blieb.
SSobnlon mar un5meiielbait Der Si0r.
tere. dber audl DER pliunpere, unO 0a
S'9rieu ibn in @ewonotbeir uu0
nSehnif@ iiberlegen mar, 10 pdre bel
mebr Runoen oas grgebniB nin-
0eitsns iraaIih aepeien.