davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
&on9rcsien iamles.

Sioite Monoog n1e6tes 9ongres
ien @aibington 8. 8. til oen iiolte
Samling af sen 81. &ongres. Suor:
piot bette pil blipe sen abiolute ii0itt
Sn1nIing er enonu lite belt ofgiort.
ioet Der CT en- 0euligbeb for seeo-
benoigbeoen al en @fstraiamling for
8epilling al Statsl,ogifter. SITTER
oen npe 6orret,,ingsoroen er oer
belli9et ino megen Gio til alminoe=
Zig 2opgipning, at ser fun bliiper
forbolospis fort Eio til 5orbonolina
ON 8epillinger, % Ell @fstraiam'
ling for bette 6ormoal tan oerfor
ilns6eiees. Sc fsrlte Sage al 9un'
lingen er gaaet meb til seapneop.
ranb, Mootagelie of Rreiioentena
8uoifab % anore 9f11ttneforretnin'
ger. Set e9enlige slrbeibe begsnoer
fprit / @l,1tningen al l1oen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
Antrrtku.
Gxpreis. Strejfem b'.aat.

@n e,1oelig 8ile9gelle Al Scr
@trcif, iom flere Tiger tc'u .'y sc
al @rprels-2ransport / 9te,p .,>.>.
fonot Steo Sorsoa9 lioite llss. ST..
rerne % 9lelperne beilut.elc Il
onta9e oe 6orligellespilfaar, lo..'
oar tilbl1ot al &on1pagnierne. s(r:
beioet blep gienoptaget for CT SiS
iioen mes Sen Torltoaelie, at Ell MT
Oroning at 2pnningerne % 9lrbelos,
tioen lful0e inoferes oen lite 2e=
cember. Sperensfomiten troaOtc
&raft SEN Sag. 0e fleite 3onlpagnicr
gif in0 poo en- 2s,lsforbpielie al
fra 5 til s Erocent. Der bliper Ell
MrbeioSoag paa II elmer % intc1
Mrbeioe pao Ssns % Selligoa9e
sSfplge Sperensfon1lten lfal Sc,
pere ~open ibop".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
galtinser @inebot afferem.

Den af &ongreSiens ii6ite @am'
ling neoiatte Gallestomite for I'm.
6eribeelie af @trioen mellem Snoen.
rigsminilter 8allinger og ben ti6-
Iigere Operfgriter &incbot ffal al.
gipe @apport inoeoeren6e Som
gresiamling. Com ti6ligere omtalt
bor &o111iteen belt fig / ct Glertal
og ct Mi1p6retal, Der beggt bar ITO.
arbei6et Mapporter, bbilfe 6e bper
for fig bup6er er gploige fom De
egenlige &on1ite e,&apporter. @eo &c.
n1iteens liblte Me6e / Minneapolis
1 @fteraaret in6traabte en- Split'
telie, iom tan gibre set meget ban'
iteltgt at afgi6re, bbilfen af be tt
6aftioner Der repreienterer Der
neoiatte &onite, % bpilfen Stop
port Der iaa Galb b6r tages mef
&enipn til of &ongresien. Genn'
|bil faa en- ret nanifelig Opgane
ltore6ningen of bette.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
9ict5-Mffrrcn for 3ettcu.

S oe,ne l1ge begpnoer oen neget
eelebre 9ietsiag moo Cameron Dnm=
ningens v!6elt" SSobn 9iet5 og bans
6anrilie @apmoro, @is. Ger ct
cit bel Naffe Sager oenne sSor=
binoelie, of bpdlfe Sen fprltc CT imoo
Sobn Diet5, bans 9ltitru og Spnnen
2eslie for Yeoro pooa Deputp @be=
riff Oscar 9orp / &an1pen ON
0iet5's @omeitea0. Dereftcr font
ner en- Gag moo Diet5 ielp for for
ibgt Mor6 / 1904, og enopioere Ell
bel &effe onore 9lnfloger boobe imo6
bam % bans Tanilie enfeltpis. Set
er bog ct Spprgsmaol, ON @ets.
iagen pil blipe tilen6ebra9t uoen Mf-
brpoelie, i6et Citizens Ssieiteret bar
tiliagt @ountpiberiff @aoSen til at
gipe Mb6e me6 Diet5 Maoiion 3.
10. December for at pione Spsrgs-
moolet ON, bporpibt Diet5 ffal bape
9lbgung til at fonnme poa 6rifob
'i,nob &aution. 9fets1agerne oil fom-
me til at itreffe Jig oper Ell meget
lang 5io og pil foite @ountpet Ell
Nos1e 4en9e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
Am1agRrmRH @alpr.

: Mei Sc 3rogter ouer iffe. Set
ct life Sc rigtige. @om biem mco
mig, ioa ifol leg bile Den nogct
on6et.
9seltc Dag boiter leg til Droger,
&onen fleoer ct allerfierelte lille
Barn paa / en- flnoelig Draet, og
ioet bum bbier fig ne0 ODER oct, f.
rer burn oet be,r in1ob mig. gun
itroaler af Stoltbeo, ,1re6e1ts Barnet
ct belt befipper oper fin Staos, %
leg bel,nbre11be ier til.
Motiuet er otter fpbt. Set blep:
st 8eipg bos geoitefnoeren!" Seq
ielp er 8e0iteiaoeren til bpem ieg
ioo isger Ell Mo6el ncllem 6e al.
Ore 9lma9ere.
Saabon fanot leg Mmager, % ieg
leoeoe mig ino bla16t Mmager11e,
mellem bOem iee fan6t mange brope>
elltp9rolge Wfennelfer, Ser bao mig
me0 til oeres @ilocr.
9Fen iom 9larcnc gif, boI6t jeg
op n1e0 at ipge ni1c Mottper Der
11oe. ~@ipililotionen"s @plge git
oper Sen ungc Generation, Nationol-
oragterne forlponot, % 5fre6ermo.
oerne bolSt oere5 Snotog. &un pco
cnfelte itore Setter bar BET, iom ONT
ocr otter blep ltbt 2ip 6en go1nle
&ra6ition.
90 MI bil ntan lape ct slmoger-
mu Ie1tm!
= Me6 oette 5uf Tutte6e oen
gmnle Meiter, og MI er Mmoger.
0foleren ielo foripunben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
8epiriinaer til Wiarimem.

Nartnemtntlter MeDer bar I lin
aarlige &apport til 4ongreSien an
befolet, at ser set fommen6e ST.
nansoar lfal bpgges to ltore Slag.
]tibe, Ell &ultransport=0 Camper, 1
lssaoenoc og l Tloo=&anonbaao, to
iegaoenoe Yugierlfibe og to timber
nnoSboaoe. gl1opioere foreiloor bm,
Ell @epilling paa $4,000 til Sort
iettelie al 1oripg meo Jlppe,noifiner
oa1boro poo Morinens Sfibe. @ol1
eulfer 8 ai &c na,pnrenoe Marineito=
tioner, bporaf 1 / Hanomo og 1
Ebilippinerne, upbnpeoe, CT IN Sto=
tion paa Cuba pg slnlGg af ct
&eparotionspGrft for be itore Slog=
ltibe / Sm 6rancisco 9l,gten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
Nurb 0afutas 2ianitefmi.

Scr bor fra Sis til anoen oeret
fren1iat n1eget forifiellige slnifuelier
ON &eroien af Sc ltore 2ignit &ul-
leier, iom ftnbes / georo Oofoto, ioet
nogle poaitoar, at Moro 0afota &ul=
lene oil faa Ell ubpre flor 8etponing
/ Moropei items sSnoultrtltp, mebens
anore mener, at bisle anl CT at
for ringe 9renoepnroi til nogen-
lin6e at funne ll6npttes meo Gor<
oel. Gean for Moro Dafota Stats
llniperiitet Hrof. 6. S. 8obcocf bar
/ en- lang Marreffe foretaget CTS
perimenter me0 bisie &ul, og ct
6oreorag, iom ban forleben bolot
en- Jorening @rano Sorts, trent
lotte ban nogle forelebige &eiultater
af fine l11tberiegelier. @on ia
beregnet, at Mor6 2ufoto Dar et
Areal of $4,000 &paoratmile &ul'
Lamb, ser in6ebol6er c. 500 8illioner
Sons 41,l, iom fan iattes til So
pr. Son. Dctte bil6e pere nof til !
100 slar at forlp1ee bper Gornilie
Sc sSor. Stater me6 10 Cons @ul
aorlig. glngaoe116e @ullenes @rug.
barbe0 er ban font1net til oct &e<
jultot, at @ullene, noar Sc fommer
fra Minen in6eboI6er 80 til 40 p@t.
Gugtigbeo. Gor at 6e fun blipe
brugbare, maa 6enne Gugttgbeo
fiernes, og 6remgangSmaooen for
at fre1nfttlle &ul til uImin6eligt 8rug
pil ba bore at for6ampe Gugttgbe'
ben, bortifaffe 6et itore SSn6bolo al
Cos, 6er fon opiamles til 8elps'
ming og 0pbar1ning at 8per, oa
oerefter 6a1tne 8rifetter at 6e TIL
bogeblepne @ofes. Disie 8rifetter
pil bren6e lige ioa itaoiet iom &n'
tbrocitful, men giber mtn6re @ar'
ME. &at regner, at Ser af 3 Sons
2ignitful fra Minerne Fan faces
8rifetter, Der iparer til 8ren6ber.
bien af 1 Son Mntbractt, iant 49,
600 4ubiffob @as af almin6elie
8rugsfnoIitet, ian1t e116el @ffal6, 6e,
fan faa Mnben6elle iom &l,nitgeb
ming. Otter bette pil &ullene
georb 0ufota faa en- goo 9lnben6cll'
Ii 6renniben og fomme til at ipill'
en- meget betpoelig @oIle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
efrebberitreifen / etieass.

Ser er l1oligt til, at 6cn lansoa<
rige Streife al Sfreboerne @bi-
cogo Ml bllpe enot, mult9 allerc6e
/ benne l1ge, iOet @praa6et bar TIL
buot lin MfGgli,tg, og 2eberne at
Arbeibsgipernes Srganiiotion bar til
en af 8proaoet neoiat @omite ino-
9ipet Sc 8etingelier, paa bpilfe &c
piloe antage Be itreifenbe til Mr=
bci6e. 9feprnle,1tanterne for oe ltrej=
fe,1oe bar erflGrct Zig pillige til at
forbnt,ole pao bette @rltnolog. Om=
trent 100000 9lrbeioere oeltager
Streiten, og bpiS 6ennc life bliper
brpet i1roen Sui, regnes oct, at
100000 @prn al 5treitenbe pil
fomme til at tilbringe en- gleoeles
Sui, Sc flelte af oem enoog uoen BET
usopen0iee til 2ipsopboloet. @f
De itreifenoe er co. 10000 6omilie,
feore, n1eo giennelninitlig 6 @ern
bper Gonilie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
Set neite 6ani ia nj er t a II
iFo S on+,.,n

Oct n9 te Dan ia nj n | t q H.
fe Stebne.
Bi bar mo6taget fplgen6e:
S 6ortiettelie al 6e tire @teoner,
iom bar beret afbol6t paa 6anife
&eiifoler, pil Der til @ommerer,
blipe bol6t ct lignen6e poa 8eitbirt
&pjlfole.
&il 0eltage1ie bette in6bpoes
beupeo Da>rte / Mmerita = MRno
og @pin6er, garnle og ange.
Disie @tepner bar pun6et en- faa'
ban On6eT, at nogen nermere an'
befnli1eg of Dem er operflpoig. De'
reg @rr1ropreg er: Mboe mellem
Donite bienrme og uoe til Gremme
af Gellesftab og Gorbinoelie / 6anii
Manoslip, iaa 6e, Ser giaiter 6eore'
lm16et, Tan lere bette % Solicit al
fienoe, ne6ens man ber bienme Far
Iere u6ban6rerne, beres np &ient'
Lamb % 6eres 86rn at fienoe.
9agene for St9bnet er en6nu tit.
faitiat; men BET bliber fgrit / Muguit
Om @nrner og Or6ferere oil Der Fl
ben bltbe gipet 0plpsning. Dm,if'
/ Mmerifa, iom bnffer at foreTat
gnrner til at tale og forbarole ON
Jog Salere, iom be nener b6r for
Or6et, be6es fe11be iaa6an,te Gor
i1ag til 6orretningsu6nnlget fo'
Stebnet: Sort. @r6nbalo @ielien
8rpiterne Ssacob Solln S. 8rl.u1
og 81. St. geltergoorb inn1t
y. 8obierg,
sssite6go6e 10. &orlens
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
Cincinnati, 0bio> 5. Mai 1888.
6. g. @bite> @sq.

Cincinnati, Ohio, 5. Mai 1883.
6. g. @btte, @sq.
&ei1tere6e:: = S ODER femten
Maaneoer bar ieg paret plaget at
beftige geerpeimerter / @opeoet. Seq
prepe6e iefs af oe beo1te 2Gger /
8Den 2eger mes Ell etableret &ep1,-
tation og en- flor &rafsis, og ollie,
ben enc efter ben o16et, bar u6e at
@tan6 til at gibe mig 9inoring. sill
ii6it bleo leg tilraaoet at anbringe
25 Gents til en- Bate1ttmebicin,
@bite's Neuralgia &emeop, og til
min glade 0perraffelie forIpanot
@merterne, Der bap6e trooiet De be-
rbnte 2egers 9Dgtigbeo, liot efter
li6t UNDER 6eres Me6icin i1otil leg
mi fgler mig fuloitenbig belbreoet
for MeuraIgi. Seq er / oen @ros
tafmemlig til Dem for Deres up11r-
oerlige @elgierning, at leg fsler
Srang til at ien6e Sem bette uop-
for6re6e @i6nesbDr6. Sil MDtte for
lioenbeM Me6menneifer giber jeg Dem
&illa6elie til at gisre 8rug al bette
8rep, for at ir1trobucere Deres u6-
Irn9rfebe 29gemio6el.
sgrbe6igft,'
) Sig m uno loot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
~ Drerne boger &ager.

Yroi. S. %. @eger, Dres6en fat
gjort MDrer1tes 2rp til ct @pecial
ltu6iunt. 9on fortGller om oereS
2epemaa6e: Seq lagoe Merfe til,
at oe flcite Grpforn par begDr6t at
ipire, fpr Mprerne tog bem og lag
De 6em uo for at torres; BET gipres
forlnentlig for at faa @fallen ON
6rpet til at brittle @aa itanbies
Spirtngsprocesien, og 11aar Gr6et CT
tprt og 6p6t, -beres set tilbage /
Euen og tpgges, in6til Oct bliper
oeigagtigt. Nf 6enne Deig labes
bite imaa &ager, iom iteges Co.
len % iioen beres in6 og giemmeS
/ 6orraa6Sf Sfamrene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
Solfetellings-& -&einltater.

Det goar MI raft neeo Ben enoeliee
0ptelling of Staternes 8efolfning.
@t6ite uge rapportereces, at Co.
lorooo bar 799,024 ssSlrobpggere> eller
en- @tigning al 48 pgt.. fra GoIfe.
tellingen 1900, sSoobo 325,594 eller
101.3 p@t., Ncpn6a S1,875 eller
1874 p@t., Sregon 672,765 eIIer
62.2 p@t., &el1tucfp 2>298,9O5 eller
sc p@t., Mislislippi 1,797,114 Ell.
Ter 1873 p@t., og 9aortb Carolina
2,2O6,287 eller 16.5 p@t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
'oeloo Der bebonolcS eoot, met bol.
hes afionoreoe ira Dem, for bpem
alt Saob en6nu lite ct noe.

OglQQ Oer UeDuIluleS 90OI, Wen DOls
bes afionoreoe fra Dem, for bpenl
! alt Soob enbnu lite ct rbe.
Denne Metbooe bar ri giennen,-
fert ss1bien mellen1 Stmnnrer, bpis
Neringsoei fra oeres Gorfeores 9io
bar peret 6orbrpoelier. 3eiultater.
, tie bur pGret u0mprfeoe.
Set er ct &eroensefsperimcnt, Scr
ct unro at forlege, life ionot?
Seq bar let DC lfisnnelte Gtsem.
pier paa, at oette 9lrbejoe er pellig.
neliesrigt. Seq bar let oen orepne-
| lte IpnefnGgt cit engellf 8p blirs
til en trrlig og opgtig Manb unoer
Solpotionismens lanc. &an er III,
2e6er for en- ltor MrbejbSor0aniio.
ton, cit b16erlig Rtrn1per. 20 clcser
bop" poo ollie Smraaber.
Geo nit lioite Mgoe 2onoo,,
trpffeoe ieg 10 Iorbrpocrc, Scr TIL
|ionrnten bapoe p9ret ioplntc 400
aars Tengiel, Soanocn; oct bar
Inn rrlige Nrmjoere alleiamlnen.
Seq pes life, buoroan iert 6ane-
iel5paien fer / 9al1bet er, me,t leg
Ipil neolette Ell &pmislion til I'm,
berlsgelie al Set ior muligpis oglao
at toge 9lrbeioet op fer. 2ro mig,
at oct at reiie allc oisle falone er
ct slrbejbe, Scr pil bringe 8eliig.
nelie for bele Mel,nelfebeben.
9en galule General bar talt uaf,
bru6t. Stnnoo'n lpier bans Mniigt
,nilot og benligt peo Ganten ON ollie
De @ooer, bans 6anglelsplaner ifol
bringe Men1,eifebeoen; itllnoom
blusier ban op pg f,lptter line n1agre
@rnoer % rplter iin bpioe Monfe
be0 Sonfen ON Set ltore Or9anila.
tionsarbeioes 9l!ntreneelier @o',
ip',fer til li6it tryrt iammcn 2nne.
itolen oa ipsrger:
St ber noget ierligt, loal Sc slt:
tier at lpprgc mig ont?
st engellf 9loo rSobn Yull"
brogte for noger Sio lioen ct Sen.
| iationslncobelelle ont, at Sc bop0e
lforltpot Deres rloite Cater, Mrs.
Glibborn, % at bum lepeoe. Nso
og @lenoiebeo. s|-4
Zen gamle @eueral reilte Jig op
Ii 5e6et:
= Det libite CT life ianbt, og meb
oet ferite forboloer oet Jig iaaleoes,
at ntin Cater for elor tilbage Fut.
teoc Jig til Doluionerne og fl.lgte
| fit Mono til glmcrifo. Sum troo6te
ltD at 9Gren lneget moo MIN S1lle,
Get er lonot, og oct CT ligeleocs
|lanot, at bum III. lite mere ct ptllia
til at lno0togc mine Gao0.
S en itor @epGgelic iom Irellens
Scr CT Der altt0 1pgle, JONI folder
fra, ioale6es CT jo Mennelfene. Sac
moo anore rpffc trent; &efferne
nroa ,tofploes, Set er alt, bbao leg
fan 1ige ont 0ette Spergslnanl.
lortpl It'll oeres 2eiere / 0ettt
Donmorf, boor leg oltio er blepe1
mo6toget ioa goot, liot ON mine
6Gngielsplmner -
So &ep6ingen oper Sc mango
), &unorebe Suiin6er "SalDationilter'
REFER Jig % giper mig enonu er
Gang @oonoen; ban ifal til at bite
re lin Sefreter en- &9ffe al De 8re'
be og Or6rer, Der bber Dag fra bans
&obe6fborter iet16es no ober bel'
&er6en.
|
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
Gbriitian seienec's stifter opb.
Mrs. Bofer @lober g00n, @rlln0

WrS. Bafer @lober G00D, @run0'
logger og 2e6er af @briitian Science
Sefter, er / 2eroogs ofgaaet oeo 81
Sen / lit @iem ner 8oiton, neitc1'
so &or gan1mel. SUN bar beret
ipogeIig / ,togen &tb, men @eftens
2ere tro bar BUN ingen 2ege itgt
Sun par fpot Seem @mnpibire, Sat.
ter af en- Gorrner % 6em Dngite al
6 @bifenbe. Sun bar meget beoo'
bet, men bab6e fun ringe @fole'
gang. Cine omfotten6e @un6ifaber
erbperbeoe bun fig ienere 2ioet, met
pe6 SelDitubiutn. 5onrme1e meb fin
fsrlte Mono, @loper, rei1te bun til
@p6en, bpor bun fom / 8ererinq
meb @laperiet, for bpis afifaffelie
bum en- Giolong bar en- iDrtg Sor'
fernper. S Mar 1850 fit bun ST.
teresie for Spiritismen og en- balt
Ones Mor ienere toni bum nnoe1
&aaoirfning af en- @esmeriit, anin.
bp, of bpe1n bum bleo en- begejitre1
&ilbrnger, men Ion1 bun ienere moo
orbeioebe. S 8egpn6elien at &c
aarene opretteoe bun lin Seft, efte1
flere Nars metafplilte Stubier, oQ
bun bar lige til lin 500 peret anie1
for bens sperlte 2e6er, fi6nt Der
De ienere Mar bar peret u6talt Tpi]
ON, bporpi6t BUN bar fuloitenoil
oanbsfriif, % ON bun lite bar
&an6er,1e paa 8e6ragere, Der Be
nptteoe benoes @ann til at fremm
heres egne Gormual.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-09
Con0Snldr(0.
= Sslubrpllup fiGrnt ire
1ielnn1et.

- " ~ y u u F"
3iemmet.
6obrifm1t 0orl Olatbiaien %
Sllltrll, Seaport, 0t. S., feirc0e De-
res 25 9lars 8rpllups0ag Sirs0ag
5. 6. Dccember. ARinbebogen bilbe
rOeu Gpibl gipet slnlconing ior De
2onife 9'em s)orf % 0megn til
at >piie set ufbolote 9@gtepar a6ifil~
lig Opmerfiombeo; men oct bopoe
nnooraget Zig Muligbeoerne for bette
peb at foretage er&ejle til Bermuda,
bpor Sc feireoe Dagen &anlilton
unoer Eolmernes Stygge.
q lfreo 30 orten en-, 81 II q.
tc0, Gol1m orf,
Ser Ell Morreffe par Camp ltibS.
agent Chicago for Sbingpallo 81.
MEN, fon, forleoen til SEEM Sort
nleo vSstor H." for at oflGgge ct
9elsg bps ga1nle Gem1er og 8e.
fjcnote. GespGrre boboe ban, iflg.
~Norolpiet", Set llbelo, at ban, oo
Sfibet bar fonunet en- Dags &ejie
fra &riitiansiono, ,,elten blep belt
blind. 8eo 9lnfon1lten til Mep Dorf
bupbc bon oog gienprnroct liot af
Get tobte Spll men efter 2egens
&oo0 fanot bm1 set Dog raa0eligit
at penbe tilboge til 3anmart igien
meo nSscor H., l,oen at babe faaet
2eiligbeb til at ofln9ge oct 8eibg
bos 8enner, JONI ban bap6e gleoet
Jig iii.
Ganife &nnitnere / Sim e.
rita.
Sen oanlf lfe Sperolangerinoe G5rs.
ten @rete @briItenie,t Der i9rligt er
gobt fienot mellen1 Seem Dorfs
2anbsmRno, er iflg. r9eor6l." gaaet
paa Sollrne giennenl De Gorenebe
Stoter meo Sammeriteins Operafel.
ifab. Gournee,l pil bare ct ballot
Mors !Iio.
= Set oonlfe @unl ltnerpor @r. o9
6ru @illlrmle1r fommer til Seem
Dorf ca. 10. Sanl1or for @bicago
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CITY ITEMS

Mrs. Cassie Greer, Of Waverly, who
has been so dangerously i'll, is inn
proving under the skillful treatment
of DR.. R. L. Washington.
Mrs. Moses Youngblood, formerly
of Nashville, but now of Virginia, ar
rived in the city last week to attend
the funeral Of her daughter, Mrs. o.
lie Youngblood-Bass.
On last Friday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. William Jarrett, Of
Twelfth avenue, North, Mrs. Addie
Thompson entertained at luncheon
Mesdames Hall and Young. The eve
ming was pleasantly spent, music and
other amusements being the features.
FOR SALE.-Five-room cottage,
1911 Jefferson street; apply to T. |.
Webb, Jr., Stahlman Building, Nash
vile, Tenn.
Mrs. Ed Campbell, mother-in-law
and daughter are in the city from
st. Louis visiting their sister.
Rev. L. Kirkpatrick, Of 1910 Jack
son street, is still confined to his bed.
Miss Addie Lee Willis, Of Baker,
Tenn, and Mr.. Robert Theadowe,
members of the First Baptist Church,
were married last week, Rev. VIM.
Aston officiating.
Miss Lucille Marsh was the guest OF
Miss Florence Gordon Saturday.
Rev. e. R. Reed, pastor Of Ebene'
ger A. M. E. Church, left for Pulaski,
Tenn, and Huntsville, Ala, March z,
1910.
Mrs. Tennie Wilson, of 272S Olive
street, St. Louis, Mo-, is in the city
on account of the death of her sister,
Mrs. Maria Nesbitt, Of South Nash
vile.
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Mr.. Nathan Davidson, Jr., of Chi.
cago, ILL.,, after eight years absence
from the city, arrived Thursday morn
ing to visit his sisters, 1877 Eleventh
avenue, North. After a very pleasant
stay he returned Monday morning,
March 7, via, Louisville, KY.
Mr.. J. Beverly F. Shaw, Phi. D., prin-
cipal of the Meridian Academy, Meri-
dian, Miss, was in the city this week.
The Meharry students and graduates
in Alabama and Georgia are still lead
ing in many cities, says Mr.. Boyd,
who has just returned from those two
states.
Prof. J. w. Gilbert, of Savannah,
Ca, Superintendent Colored Depart
ment M. E. Church, South, is in the
city on business. While here he is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Sim
gleton.
Bishop Isaac Lane, one of the ven
cradle prelates in the G. M. e. Church,
together with his son, Prof. Lane,
who is president of Lane College at
Jackson, Tenn, were in the city this
week.
Among the prominent Texas educa-
tors who were here attending the
Freedman's Aid Society Meeting were
Prof. w. M. Dogan, President Of Wi
ley University, Marshall, Texas, and
Prof. R. S. Lovinggood, President of
Sam Hounton College, Austin, Tex.
Miss Sadie 7 Murdix, Myra L. Da-
Wis and son, little Ellis j., were the
guests of Mrs. Narsis Hodge Saturday,
March 5.
Miss Mildred Church was the guest
of Mrs. Amanda Griffin Saturday,
March 5.
Mr.. Cieroc Hughs was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harris Sunday.
Mr.. Terry B. Bryant was the guest
of Miss Ella M. Hunt Sunday.
Mr.. Alton Hughs will leave here for
indianapolis, Ind, next Tuesday.
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Smith, Willie Lee Frierson and Prof.
H. A. Clemens, of Nashville. Games
and dancing were the main features
Of amusement, together with piano
and vocal selections by Miss Willie
Mae Officer, Lebanon's leading pianist,
and Miss Maud Woodfork, soprano.
One unique feature of the reception
was the color scheme, which was car
ried out in every particular very fas-
cinating. All the young ladies were
gowned in pink, and the menu was Of
such that the color predominated in
every dish that was served. The
guests list included besides the ma
iron, hostess and guests of honor,
Misses Laura Young, formerly Of Nash
vile; Willie Mae officer, Maud Wood
fork, Bessie and Lille Officer, Messrs.
j. D. Harris, Henry Mccall, Jas. Mer-
Ger, Jas. Keith, Arthur Gwynn, ]. W.
Woodfork, E. Allen, B. Martin and
Prof. N. G. Davis and ]. D. Davis.
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schools to elect their delegates and
send in their names so that they could
be enrolled for the coming session Of
the National Baptist Sunday-School
Congress, which is to meet in Allan
ia, Ca, May $3.50, many of the Nash
vile Sunday-schools will begin to
elect their various delegates Sunday.
This election will continue Sunday
after Sunday until practically all Of
the forty-two Baptist Sunday-schools
in the city will have elected dele
gate or representative for this meet
ing. From present indications, it ap-
pears that a special Pullman car has
already been arranged for, to carry
the representatives and Congress dele
gates to Atlanta.
Assurances were given out at the
Sunday-School Congress headquarters
this week, that a sufficient number
to fill one car has already decided to
make the trip. The return of the
Secretary of the Congress from an ex-
tended trip, through Georgia and
Alabama last week, seems to stimulate
the interest in Nashville, as it was
reported that the entire city of Allan
ia and the state of Georgia were max
ing elaborate preparations to entertain
these Sunday-school workers. The
leading Baptist churches in Atlanta,
with their Sunday-schools, have or
ganized and divided into various CON-
mittees preparatory to entertain these
workers.
1t is also stated at the Congress
headquarters that arrangements are
being made for all of the representa-
tives and delegates coming from the
North, which will allow a stop over
privilege in Nashville, either going to
or returning from the Congress, in
order that they may see the beautiful
city, which is known far and wide for
its educational advantages.
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Continued from Page H.

Austin, Texas. However, their ST.
lence is not taken IN Nashville to
mean that the help which Walden
has been expecting and which the cit
liens of Nashville have been anxious
that she should receive, is not near
at hand.
The partial list of the educational
institutions under the control of the
Freedmen's Aid Society( which were
represented at this meeting together
with their representatives are: Wal
den University, Nashville, DIR. J. A.
Kumler, President; Clark University,
Atlanta, DR.. w. H. Crogman, Presi-
dent; Cannon Theological Seminary,
Atlanta, DR.. ]. w. FL Bowen, Presi-
dent; Central Alabama College, Ma
son City, Ala, DR.. A. P. Camphor,
President; Wiley University, Mar
shall, Tex, Rev. M. w. Dogan, Presi-
dent; Clafin University, Orangeburg,
S. c., l.. M. Dunton, President;
George R. Smith College, Sedalia,