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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-08-27

order never Tags. A sketch Of his ca
reer and achievements al this time
seems most appropriate.
Henry Claxton Binfond was born in
Madison county. near Huntsville. Ala,
In 1851. He received his early educa-
tiop al Rust Normal institute. Hunts
vile, which was established by north
ern philan' nrOpists. he is noted for
his franknPss. generosity and manli-
ness. These traits Of character have
won for him a host Of friends, who
lavish upon him their confidence and
esteem.
Grand Master Binford has had a
busy life since the day he left school.
bis 6rst educational work was that Of
public schOoTteacher al BleetchePs
Ford. Madison county. Ala. he also
taught at CORTLAND and for many
years in the city schools Of Hunts
Vile.
Settling down early IN life by bis
marriage May ]. 1873. TO Miss Frances
Ann Hendley. Mr.. BinfOrd reared and
educated q family Of four children
Henry. Connard. DOW principal Of the
Huntsville city schools: Pearl Amanda,
now of the city school faculty; Charles
King. a music professor. and John Al
len. bis private secretary a..
he had y distinguished career In
politics. BE served for many years as
secretary of the Madison county (Alal
executive committee and afterward as
fits chairman he was elected a mem
Der of the Huntsville city council In
1901. whirb position be creditably
nIIed for four years.
BE was for many years a trusted
AempIoyee as storekeeper and gauger
upder the iamented Collector James 7.
Rapier and for four years-1S004-a
clerk IN the United States land once
AZ Huntsville. where be rendered en-
Gent servirp.
As a Mason bis career dates nom
bis initiation into Evening Star lodge.
No. g. IN 1874. OF which lodge be has
ever since been a member. he served
Evening Star Lodge for years a.
Worshipful master and afterward a.
serrptary untii succeeded In the latter
position by bis son. John Allen
The grand lodge Of Alabama IN 1e04
elected him grand secretary. which 20
EitioB be continued 20 Oh until Juna.
1901. when. IN cousequenee Of ne
death Of the ate GraBd Master Res
ben r. Minis. be succeeded to that Of
Gee. Since then be has been eonttnu-
iOusly reelected without opposition
Besides the endowment department
now disbursing 70 widows and orphans
$4,000 . year under bis supervision,
0rnud Mnstef Blnford takes delight
and special. pride 10 the afty dollar
seholarshlps eslabiishsd unoer - Cd
ninistrsrioa. for ehildren q decoasS1
master Masona
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-08-27
NEGRo'S LOYALTY PRAISED.
BY Northern White Woman Who Re-
joieed Over Johnson's Victory.

BY Northern White Woman Who Re-
joieed Over Johnson's Victory.
In a recent letter To the Philadelphia
Press white woman of Harrisburg.
who signed her name "A Mother" re-
ferring to the JOhnson-Jefries fight
says:
1 was taken 10 task for rejoicing over
the colored mans victory remember
that the colOred people were stolen by
the Dutch. brought here and sold into
slavery 10 make money. The Bible tells
US. Woe TO the land oVershadowed by
wings; the Ethiopian shall arise and pos
sess IT. ana this Is the beginning OF the
end. a foretaste of what IS coming.
For myself. 1 am not afraid OF the col
ored race. They are peculiarly loving.
loyal friend to all who Defriend them
Qike a faithful horse OF dog and are our
best friends when treated rightly. The
sins OF the father reach TO the third and
fourth generations likewise the virtues
Ny ancestors were always good TO the
colored people. and. like the blood on
the doorpost." we will be spared when
that fearful day comes. The cOlored race
revere my grandfather's name for he
was the first man TO offer education to
them He said the colored people have
souls as wen as we white and built q
schOolhouse on his plantation and sent
north for a minister's daughter TO teach
them.
IL caused 81 much trouble with bis
neighboring planters that ne set all Of
his slaves Tree ana moved to ohio. Sew
eral OF the -'faUufuT followed him and
his brother ana SIsreT rro that new
country
IL rs time anu space wasted TO discuss
this mIsera DIE toW rTIu2 tnuN with crea-
lures VINO Try O." IstSS roI civilized men"
of the present generation. UuI We nope to
improve Inr rISInE uu- 10 better citizens
and statesmen
Of trying Io urtr-nd 1p tHr u--H m power
to suppress TIM -Iiaut-iui BUSINESS. IL -
now time tor sCtIuu .,.'IuSI tnr lowering
demors lIZIng InlIuru' - 81 Ine ~ nbie.
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NOTED cHURCHMAN DIES.

Or. n. 7. johnson Passes Away In
Philadelphia After Long illness.
The Rev. Dr.. Henry L. johnson,
whose death occurred recently In Phil
adelphia. was editor of the Christian
Recorder for seventeen years. Bis
death was due to a complication OF
diseases which had been slowly sap
ping out his life for two years
DR.. johnson was a native Of South
Carolina. where be was born fifty
three years ago. BE was educated In
the public schools. the State Normal
school at Columbia. s. c.; the South
Carolina university. Howard Univerd-
" at Washington and Lincoln univer-
sity, Pennsylvania
he devoted himself TO education ana
became the president Of Slater college.
where he remained until be became
the editor Of the Christian Recorder In
1892. succeeding Bishop B. r. Lee,
who was elected bishop at that time
he was perhaps the youngest Of any
editor that the Recorder has had, but
be was at the same time one Of the
best trained and experienced, which
only added to his power. bis edito-
rails and his frank. independent policy
made for him many friends.
Impressive funeral services were
held over the remains Of DR.. johnson
at Mother Bethel A. NJ. e. church.
Philadelphia, Bishop Wesley J. Gaines
presiding. The sermon was preached
by the venerable Bishop 81. N. Tur-
ner Of Atlanta. Ga. who two years
ago entered into a compact with Dr..
johnson that the one who survived
the other should preach the funeral
sermon for the deceased
Others who took part in the services
were Bishop W. b. Heard. Rev. !. N.
Ross Of the Metropolitan A N. E.
Washington; Rev. 81. &. Spearmsn Of
the Macedonia A. III. E. church. Cam
den, Of which the deceased was a
member: Bishop ]. S. Caldwell Of the
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EDUCATIONAL CONGRESS.
Colorado Delegates Who Will Attend
ST. Louis Meeting Aug. Is.

Colorado Delegates Who Will Attend
ST. Louis Meeting Aug. Is.
The National Negro Educational
congress will hold its meeting In St
Louis from Aug. Is to %. inclusive
Governor John F. Shafroth Of Colo
RADIO has appointed the following well
known citizens as delegates to the
congress:
G. A. Franklin, editor Of the Denver
Statesman: Rev. D. E. Over. Rev. J.
A. ThOmas-H HAZEL. G. W. Buford. J. J.
Manuel. DR.. J. a. P. Westbrook, Hon.
". B. Townsend, John r. Jackson.
Denver: Roy Handy. Trinidad; George
Gross. Rocky Ford: T. P. Langon,
Grand Junction: NJ B. Brooks, Pueblo;
Mrs. Ida De Priest. Mrs. Mabel Fall
ing. Mrs. Martha Spratlin. Miss Zip
porah Joseph. Miss Martha Hubbard.
Mrs. o. T. Jackson. Boulder; MIS- Dor
cas- Watson. La Junta, and MrA
George Robinson. Leadville.
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AMERICAN MANHOOD THE
STANDARD or FREEDOM.
Enfranehisemsnt Of Women Would
Lessen Crime Against the Negro.

So We are To- have u few more
grandfather clauses. observes the
Pittsburg Courier. this time Of the
western type Soon we'll have the
sufTragists "grandmOther clause" We
always have loved our grandmamma's
way Of doing things. She had a virtue
for honesty. Twas the old DO unto
Others as you would have them do unto
you Il"
The enfranchisement OF women will
minimize the crimes OF injustice COM
mitted against the Negro. Because the
same power of influence attained By
her from birth. education and Chris
tion religion would place woman 30
high above her less fortunate sisters
that she would not cOuntenance. mel
ther would she conspire. 10 rob men
of their citizenship. specially when
that citizenship went for American
manhood. the standard Of freedom
guaranteed under the constitution. Of q
Christian country.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-08-27
Town Topics.

Baltimore has no right 10 poke fun
at New York's hOrse cars so long as II
keeps on spending money repairing
cobblestoue pavements New York
Tribune.
The real swell set in New York evil
IDENTIFY considers the advantage Of
showing oG IT'S CLOTHES. They now have
taxicabs luXuriously lined and with
plate glass sides and back. 30 that the
lady dressed for the opera can make
a moving picture show Of the latest
Paris fashions as she goes along the
street-Watertown Times.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-08-27
Recent inventions.

By pressing button behind The
counter a new electrical thief catcher
for stores locks all doons and rings q
bell IN the street.
To prevent the tbsft Of an autono-
bile q Ioek has been patented which'
Inserted IN ; GEAR shifting qpadnnt.
prevents the lever being moved
A double frying pan. hinged b the
center. has been patented By an Iowa
man 20 that two articles can Be COOK
"a A. once ana 10 save space b. fol9iAg
q wben not u ne.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-08-27
Household Hints.

II you get a scratch on your hard
wood furniture rub Il with salt butter.
Put q few drops Of ammonia on q
piece OF bread and rub over your git
frames. They win look Ike new.
Do not put milk In cut glass tum-
bIeFs. MIX clouds glass 50 that its
original brilliancy cannot be restored
I A soft rag mOisteDed with lemon
Juice and then dipped IN silver whiting
WI be found excellent for cleaning
piano keys
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-08-27

Liberal Aid For Dickson orphanass-
In donating the sum Of. 81 so 20 the
Dickson Colored Orphanage at Fort
Worth. Tex. at It's recent meeting IN
that town the Masonic grand lodge Of
Texas set a good example.
The orpbanage was also the recipient
OF Se1. which was given By the Tabo-
Ran grand lodge at its meeting AZ
Fort Worth 90 July - By the hb-
eral contributions Of these two grand
bodies the managers Of the 0rpbanage
have been greatly helped In meeting
the financial Obligations Of the institu-
fton
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portland e,t. eaptist cenvsntion.

Portland Gets Baptist Convention.
The most interesting event among
Negro Bsptists OF the far northwest
for the month OF August is the elev-
enth annual meeting of the general
Baptist convention. The sessions will
be held In the Calvary Baptist church.
Portland. Ore. from Aug. "a to Is.
Among the speakers will be such
well known persons as the Rev. E. W..
d. Isaacs. DR.. Sutton e. Griggs, Pro-
fessor William Green. Hon Lewis 81.
Dawley. Mrs. Il. c. Parson. DR.. J. B.
Brown and Editor J. g. Mcpherson
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ne Fair and Farmer. conoFoss.

Negro Fair and Farmer Consfoss-
The promoters ~ the t-eutraI Texas
Negro fair sud farHleV' congress are
jubIIant ovet the susepss which At
tended the Thrpr days meeting Of the
organization. gbseh rIspsed - Martin.
Tex. on saruuiay. AuE - The faiF
vas larEriy attended o. perSonss frOD
almost al srrtions Of the state ne -
ncrts and fGhibIir nv. ,yytdsnce of
Ihe vnnd~rfui prIErs-'s whH-h cur peo-
ne arp making IN Thr I<.B- Siaf STATE.
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A n. E Zion church and Rev. n. g.
r Hood Of the New Jersey confer
ence
Bishop Tanner says Of the deceased:
He was pre-eminently a man Of the
oraln and Of the heart No reader
writer did the church posses end no
eieverer poet Wake him mp when you
would and bis pen was ready. and
not his Pen only. but his sword
There vas not a eUWardiy drop q
blood IL HI veins. made 60 By, God
onself Some menf an their mission
N the -6eld-.of submissloa; 0thsEu. q
not IN the led Of blood. in the Geld
nat leads thereto. OF this last Waa
henry Theodore Johnston.
He knew nothing about submitting
oHleaS be vas ant convinced that 4
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-08-27

was right. Assured within himself, be
would stand up against a host How
often has he manifested this spirit both
in the church and in the state"
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-08-27
Large Suns Paid to Widows
and Other BeReflClaTieS Yearly.
ADEQUATE ENDOWMENT FUND
Interesting Reports Of What the Grand
Lodge Has Accomplished Under the
Able leadership Of Grand Master
Henry cIaxton 6inford-sksteh Of
His Career and Work.
By N. BARNETT DoDsoR


The annual meeting OF the Masonic
grand lodge OF Alabama. which was
held at Montgomery during the week
ending Aug. 20. was largely attended.
The reports showed great gains In
both membership and finance during
the year.
At Birmingham in February Of this
year Endowment Secretary Treasurer
c. w. Allen said that the books Of the
grand officers showed receipts amount
ing to S42 .5O6.63. OF this sum SIS
1880 went TO the benefciaries Of de-
ceased members and for other ex-
penses incurred by the order This
left q cash balance OF S14.352.T3.
The report Of the widows and or
phans' endowment department for the
year ending June "a. 1909, showed re-
ceipts With a balance Of $62.273.71.
OF this sum S5S.3OO was paid 10 wild
ows and orphans. leaving a balance,
after taking out current expenses. Of
s.. 1926.
There is much rejoicing over the
phenomenal success of the order under
the leadership of Grand Master Henry
Claxton BinfOrd. whose interest in the
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-08-27
Back to the Old Stand.

IL ". 2sth St near Stats St, 7. =.
Hall, laundry mems furnishings, %
tons. cigars. tobacco. and news
stand. Phone Douglas 326S.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-08-27

Funeral Director and Embame who conducts of the most
successful undertaking establishments in Chicago AS result
Of the peoples appreciation of honest funeral direction
am only furnishes automobile funerals for
the price Hearse and carriages you from Fifty
TO One Hundred Dollars funeral
cordially invited prices with others before
making arrangements.
SIS caskets that others ask $50
$50 caskets that others ask $40
$50 caskets that others ask $50
$50 caskets that others ask 800
SIS caskets that others ask $3.50
carry large hand from which to select that will
suit the people. .
Funerals conducted any Of the city suburbs with
extra charges.
Large Chapel free patrons Bodies shipped to all parts
Of the United and foreign countries at the lowest
prices 49, -.
Phone 1761 Lady attendant Office and chapel 1904 W.
AXE ST.. near Lincoln St.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-08-27

THE BROAD Ak CAN BE FOUND
ON SALE AT THE FOLLOWING
NEWS STANDS.
From, on and After This Date, The
Broad Ak Can Be Found On Sale
Al the Following News Stands:
K. N. HarVeyS Barber shop, 1884
State street
J. s. DOrsey's drug store. 70 W. S1St
street, near Dearborn.
A F. Tervalon. cigar store ana
news stand 1904 State street
R. J. Jones, news stand. barber
shop and pool room. 1854 State street
George I. Martin. maker OF fine
cigars and news stand. Is W. 31st
street, near State.
Mrs. Nellie Phelps. cigars. notions
and news stand. 81 W. 51st street
near Dear born.
W. 8. Cole cigars. tobacco and
news stand. "a W. s1St street, near
Dearborn.
Philip Smith, cigars. tobacco and
news stand ". 9th Street
T. B. Hall, laundry ONCE, tobacco
and news stand, II W. 18th street
near State.
Mrs. Jas. H. Lewis, notions, ciEars
and news stand. Is W. seth str It
near State.
B. Davis cigars. tobacco and news
stand. 1882 State street.
E. D. Burt, notions and news stand
262g State street
W. NJ. Maxwell notions, cigars tc
bacco, CONNECTIONS and news stand
5252 State street.
H. Hart, news stand, cigars.
tobacco and laundry Office, Is w.
35th street.
A. A. Dwelle, cigar store and
news stand, 81 E. 33rd street near
State.
Freddie Smith, 1858 29th street,
Newport News, Va, news agent.
Turner williams, bsrbsr-Ghop, u
West sOth street, near State.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-08-27

A. F. TerValon, cigar store ana
news stand 1904 State street
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-08-27
THE BROAD Ak CAN BE FOUND
ON SALE AT THE FOLLOWING
NEWS STANDS.
From, on and After This Date, The
Broad Ak Can Be Found On sale
At the Following News Stands:

K. n. HarVeyS Barber shop, 1894
State street
J. S. DOrsey's drug store, 70 W. slSt
street, near Dearborn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-25

5eit abeeliefert.

49,
Uir mDuen uaiertn Geiti:' en-
orudllt uerRdeyp DAB 8oi1]ee,S
@ermun gprup l%sat8utooe poi'ilto'
has e,aSt9e BrapuraiIm atGTi's ~
wetdes GdlminolpWt tinoert nnO
belt. Gg eribati oF GIaennllI'el'
alS refine. Iheer, 9!nS5ug pon Btanz
aenbars ii, D.. welte als pellm'Itel
Sar 0uien unb ShwmOindt oDn oen
meoeaip;s 4eu Gonpteiien 10 bpt se'
ldabt .Ab. Ser 5bwtnoHdtlge,
einerlei Oh Die. s5rautbeit i'm pale
pber 2unae, mus oes gtahts &ube
babe uno bss MDrseus Irei lem BON
Gnfale pun trodenen uno i%olternoer'
.Suien. 9te ertrnnftea SDet'e oer'
fauoen nad Gtube, l%eilenoer ano
finbenoer Bebauolana, uno oer Pas
tient bebarf Der frilthen Suit, outer
Wabruue ireien NusmurIs oss Wor.
oeus, nit SdueGer uno o%auernoer
StuDerupe. aleine 6lai66en 81
as Gents eem6pnlide @rbBe nabe5u
2 Wal 10 uiel entbattenb 70 Gents.
en alien Gpotheten gu haben.
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Sumoriad6es.
&enandle.

gu einem apotbefer idift Elm Scf.
trrmeiiter, scr III ieincr 8obnrng icbr
bon Gattell nno @duien gcplagt lit.
lun red)t tories @ift fir Oieiellen
Ter Apotbrier ldbt Ourf) oel 8ofen
rem SeilermciIter iagcn, er beoaure
Iebr, ibml fein- @ift geben au fonnen
ia er fiirdlte, Scr Scrr Tonne lid Der.
giftcn. RoD Ginger 3cit lGBt Der Strr
Mpotbcfer it ieirtem Soitie i'm obfrt
StodmerF etsuaS repariererL Gum
@inallf3iehen Der 9alfen heoorf er
~I,erfcr Scilc Ger SeiIermciitcr. bom
Apotbcfer nm ioldr eriii6t, eripioert
e;nfod); Is ib1f' i'm lehr Icib, atcr
Gtride fonne er nidt %6crge6elt, bcnl
Ell b%eiiird)te Hcr0err I~potbefer wiirOe
i!D %aufD6nGcn.
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eebte nofnuna ~perldwunoem.

GeBte hofuunS peridwunoen.
GlS berpUrraeenos Gerste iaeten
baB B. W. Smitbbart, BON Bettn,
Sa,, unbeitbare Shwinbiuht babe,
NOR beiien, tebte Suffnuna babin.
aber Or. Sings Rem SiacDperp fur
Sdwinoiu@t, Suien unb @rfaltun'
aen retteten Inn BPM @robe. @r
ingt: r9ieie Me6isin bat mid ariinbs
lid iufist unb nteiu 2eben eerettet.
Seitoem babe ib fie 10 Sabre lang
aebraudt, uub erabte bieielbe al8
cine tpunberbnres Safss unb 2uuaens
Seitmittel." Strena tpiHenSdnft.
Tides 5eitmittel fir Sniten. mehen
Sals D0er @rfdltuneen, unb fdere8
8prbeusungsmittel 3eeenBneumonia.
@arantirte Staiden gu so gents unb
$500 in @nlter 8rps, gppthefe
8r0be Sfaihe fret.
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@siG6rGdlr Stcllnna.

SIei iBrrmciIter, Scr iebr fart
falieft. if IN gcariff, eill Gino 3u
lNlodtcu. Ger 2chriunge bdit DaS
8Gier mn Sirifc felt, n6brenO Ser
Mieiitcr pqr ncn Gdicn triit, Inn i'm
6itr6 cinen &rtbicb acgell Den &apf
III 6etd1tben sis er idon 3lm S6l@ge
ol!&folt i&reit pI3B!ih arr2ebrinHqe:
,MFciitcr D2eiIjcr ita!Qga Sie nif sic
Gtellc, uii Die Sic BIN a9ta,
Rotiirlidl Ter 2ctrjuagc rib id}lrn
nigit aus.
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@eluer6cfleihine staat.

Der neutrality-suspicious. traf zen
@iirgermciiter cines fleinen Morft-
fiedens lto frogte: ,@ie Itebt es
6ern in inouitrieller Siniid)t in 81
rem Srte9 9liibcn Sonbel uno &c
Terbe?" @iirgcrmeilter: % ia.
Ser 8r6iioent!l" = Megicrungspld.
iioent: ollnO nelhe @elperbe iinb bel
SHnen mobl Foltptidd)lid pertreten2"
@iirgarneiiter: pMleridteltSeclS
tie @irtbid)aften!"
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9ie Gabe.

SoDrup fist BORN Sans un0 ipiclt
nit bes 9tnDborS Sage. &(oB(id) CT
t6nt Elm @imten, als gfnss ser Goba
ans 2cben. Sic Mrltter elf binols.
aRfili So6ann" rift iir, o5ieb Ood)
sic Stobe niNt 10 am S0wall5."
sd 5ieb Die 9oB gor aidt am
Sdman3, iD baltc Sen S6m no
blob left 5icCcn tbut tie ielber."
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sdredlide sdmersen es,inoett

Sdreeflide Sd,nterseu ee,inoefi
9urdb idredlthe Sdmeraen ae'
peiniet infolee Der @efte unperoan
ten Speiien, nabm @. o. @raplori.
upn 2uln, MiT., Or. Sings @etr
aife BiIrs, init benz Reiultate,4 ME
.er idreibt, sbaB idl fnrirt pnroe.'
-9iIe Maaen unb @e6armeunOrorufl'
gen peroen aebDben burh ibreft ltn'
bernben Giublanna b%elpnoere Gigeti'
ihnften. 25 Gents In Bnlfer Bros.
asuthefe.
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Wl~iEreraauScu.

Sstistnedt: aIas gndoiae 5rGu.
Ieia IGp nm einiac biibihe @iiiif.
Itade bitten2" MuiifaIienb1noIer:
.Neihsere SnGen mobl?" rgeirn.
uatiirli9, ID bin bod idon senus Be.
padtl-
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Sin outcr San.

Nod Sepperl, iteD' mlL acb' mi!
'runter an 9runna, tlt6n ller ms
Idlon moiND'n!" - y8'bitot 81 @ottl
Sllet' thu i mir oil guat'u Gag an
- bent thu / mi net mai6'n!""
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@enane AasfnuFt.

S%renloer: aaonnen Sic mir ni1t
iescn, mo it'd Die meiiteu Serren ra4
i;cren laiien? w Baftrd1er: .ysa,
Wannetcn, mo oenn pobl an6ers oIs
i'm Geiihtl"
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@psn fat mans?

@Gnerin ta, i8rer aodter): .Sdau,
iGau. seb' / 1ir eben crit a neues
Gadtiitlc un On bait mir geiI'res
THIN. ais slet' Del Raicu 'neia All
Sbn6uaen2-
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Sdlan.

3u6tbaltSGireftor Gum nelt On.
fonmenoen SttGfling): ySic werocn
oIio bier Jest Sbrem 9erltf nod be-
fd)dftigt. @rldlen baben Sic beun er-
lcrnt2" ~ Str0iliu8: sd babe 6cn
notwithstanding Ourd)gemodt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-25
Saicrnenitilpcrlcn.

llnteroffi3ier: o@cier. BADEN Sic
einc @roBmlttter 2" Ieier: .3u
@eicbI, ia, Serr llnteroffi5ierl" -
unteroffi5ier: n&ie oft lit oie?"
Weicr: oS5 Sabre, Serr llntcrotsi,
6ier!" - llnteroftiaier: limb p-nn
iic 95 pare, ih nette, lie mod)te sic
ilebnngen ON &ef beiier OILS Sic"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-25
gemat6ooll.

&drBfrnll (oer Godridt ii6erbraft
muroe, OaB ibr Mann toOtlid berlll.
e!ildt JET gum 9ienltm1Ohen): oan.
no, sic brolldcn mir Elm babies Silo
SleiiN gu bringen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-25
9radfehler.

.Ils err ip1t nad)tS bon Der 9ne;pe
rod Sauie foui, idlid er nut oen Sc.
ben oirrd oaS Shlas5immer ieiner
@attin."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-25
Bum GrersierpIab.

Sentnant (als Elm Goloot BON
9fcro ins DIR sebiiien fpiro): .Seb'n
Sic, Sos rcd oas Seu in Sbrcia
Gopfe!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-25
&eHeriom.

Sung %perteiratbete 8rau (oie iet(it
fodt): nNein, bieier Monnl @ti6
m0dt' er oltfeiien; aber oas giirn
riibrt er nidt an."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-25
ROBERT WALKER,
RtAtsaaualt a. df'siihsr asiar.
ptraaun. Ta.
ptrmaun.

lsrtsrat D,Nttttsl, RbRrott:. ptrritH.it ~
Ithta urS 9sriAuli anb ttrtist Sarrtfaae -
itals Rob,rt wsIEsr.