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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
Bot @rDam.

8n1. S. @rDal1 betradtet lib nod
INNER ols SEN Meiiter ser bemofra=
tiiden Nartei, ,ano er miro Sos auh
nod 10 lange tburt, Bis er gang l111=
5%peioelltig uup'n Nott geiett" lit.
@loBes @epdbrenlaiien u116 Sgnori=
rem 9eniigt nidt. Seiner Muf6rina=
lidfeit uno 6redbeit gegeniiber lit
Sic ipridm0rtlt9e @eoul6 6eS ameri=
faniiden @olfes i6ledt angebradt.
Gbati0dli6 mer6en Sic Mmerifaner
in oieler @e5iebur1g als SOS ge6ul0ig=
ite Soft Ser gr6e be5eidnet, nn6 Ser
oen1ofrotiiden @artet fat mani 0as
grol1e 2angobr als @appentbier GUT
erfannt. Sc ion an6euten, 6aB ser
amerifaniide Sbetl unierer 8eo0lfe=
RING no6 tint ein gut 56eil ge0ul6t=
ger lit, ols ser &eft. 8are ct Sos
nidt, 10 bdtte ein gemiiier @iuiam
sSennings 8rban 1angit nidts mebr
5m iagen, BENT 1pabrli6, er bat 6ie
@e6ul6 ietner @orteigenoiien langit
iiber @ebiibr 1T Mnipr1@ genomer.
Sc lit linn 5tpar DEFENDERS 1T SEN leb=
ten Sabren Der 6ieoentlt6 paiitrt, 6aB
feline beridrobenen Mnfidten 6erb 5u=
riidgemieien mur6en; uber 6as bat
i'm anideinen6 gar ni9t beirrt. Ct
meiB, 6aB er no6 immer etnen groBen
Mnbong in ser Hartet bat, Ser ibm
6os Mittel in Sic @arto eibt, l1nbeil
gu fifteen un6 3mietradt at iden.
@enn iein Mnieben an9 bon Sobr 5u
.Sobr geiunfen tit, 10 miro er ood}
nod INNER aefiirdtet. 9as meiB er,
ur6 oorortf bout er, un6 aus Sic em
gemnBtiein berans lit aud Ser nelte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
3mfmmft Der Gro6linom>
itrie.

Grit Elm babies Sabrbunoert lit per=
flollen, ieitoem gr0M 6ur6 8obrun-
gen inouitrieu gemonnen miro. Seine
@emin11u11g itieg nrit ser 8erpen-
0ungsart. SSn Sen iiinglf item Sabren
mar sic @eiammtproouftion rut1o 500
Miaionen Son11e11. @iro man Nun
aud in 3ufunft auf cine geniigen0e
Menge @r60l re6nen fo1nen? Sn Sen
Ser. 5taaten, Sic 6aS meiite @r0ol
liefern - iabrli6 etma 25 MiQionen
Sonne11 = lit in alien @ebieten Sic
@ro0uftion 5urudgegangen. 9aB in
&uBlano ser glei6e SAT- eingetreten
lit, fat NIT 6em Gorfommen oes Gro
0ls nidts 5n tbun. Dies mur0e our6
polttii6e un6 io5iale @reigniile be-
bingt. Meuer0ingS itn6 sort anBeror=
0entlid reiGe 1eae @ebtete ent0edt
mor6en. Sn @ali5ten 6arf Ser &ud=
gang ser @r6olproouftion gum gro
Beren Sbeil anf tDirtblduftlt6e &dm=
pfc 5utriidgefubrt mer6en. 9ieies
2an6, iopie @umGnien, mo- eine fort
oa11er1roe @teigerung gu ber5ei6nen
iii, fino 6as natirIi6e gr60lreierboir
@nropos, Defenders Deuti6Ganos.
@ier betrGgt sic @epinnung BON 80
@eieuIdoften idbrli6 etna 100000
Son11en. Sos @auptgebiet lit @ano=
Der. @Gbren6 @roBbritannten im
@eimatblan0e 111r in Gdottlan0 Ell
ne Undergraduate Seli9ieferin0uitrie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
nit idlieBIM All oiiefer feIber. Das

nit idlipBIii9 an o1iiefer fielber. Das
1T 2ueger's ein5iger 5ebler getpeien,
oaB er ridt an sic 3lrfunft geoadt
bat, penlr er, ser 8e5minger 6urd
feline &erionlidfeit, nidt mebr NOR ;
er bat nidt borgeiorgt, BOB cine meit-
perbreitete quite Greiie ieine S8ee1
peiter pertrat nnb pertbei6igte ge-
geniiber m1dtigen @egnern, bie
iiber sic itdrfite @affe, cine 5ablreide
Hrelie, perfiigten.
Die Mubanmenoung fir nns in
Deutidlano liegt auf Ser &ano.
St4rfen mir uniere, nit uniern Mn-
idouungen iiberein1timmenoe Brelie,
10 ltarfen mir uniere Nartei! @enn
oieie @affe nidt fampffabig lit, ba-
ben mir i9on Dor ser @abl berloren.
Das m0gen iebt, Dor 6em Quartals-
>pedieI, uno in SEN fommen0en Mo-
noten Dor Ser groBen @ntideioungs<
ldlobt ser &et6stagsmabl, sic -
mon fann mobl iagen Iber Elm
hriltlides o0er nidtdriittlides
0eutialano %entidet6et, ale %oiejenigen
beber5igen, Sic es angebt. Gin ieoer
ml1B So mitarbeite11. 0amtt, baB man
ielbit Mbonnent lit, fat man feline
Nflibt nod niht getban; lon0ern 6ie=
fe perlangt al16 @erbetbatigfeit bel
anoeren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03

Sic Jiiriorge ser Stride fir Sabrif-
arbeiter, @eieQen, 2e6rlinge un0
meiblibe 9ienitboten". @or aGem
perlangte er Sic 8eriidiidtigung Ger
Mrbeiterfrage bel Musbil0ung 0es &le=
rus. SSn auen Dio5eien ioQen eeeig=
nete @eiitli6e na9 ieinem @uni9e
beitimmt mer0en gum 5tu0tum ser
io5ialen un6 mirtbi@aftli@en &erbalt=
niie oes @olfes. SIM Sabre 1871 bielt
er auf Ser Sabresper lammlung Ser
beutlhen &atbolifen int Main5 cine
mndtige &ebe iiber SEN berr i6en0en
2tberalismus unb feline fali6en Hrtn=
5ipien. 1878 CAB CT einen @nt1puri gu
einem politiiben Nrogramm beraus,
in bem er Sic uGooperotibe &eorgani=
iation 0es Mrbeiter itanoes un6 6es
@an0merfer itan0es" foroerte. &etteler
f0roerte SEN geiebliden Mrbeiteridyut.
Ser Nntrag, Sen inn Sabre 1877 Elm
9eeffe 6eS 8iihofs, @raf @ablen, I'M
Heidstag einbradte, griif auf oas
Erogram &etteler's 5uriid..
Die Gentrl1msfraction fat 0as grbe
&etteler's angetreten uno fortgefibrt.
&etteler geborte 5u Sen Mitbegrun=
0ern ser @entrumspartei uno lieB iid
bei Sen erlten &ei6stogmablen als
Gon0i0at 6es IA. baperii9en @obl=
freiles aufiteaen nno in SEN gfeids=
tag mablen. Sn SEN Sabren oes Gul=
turfampfes erbob er 1neridroden in
&ort uno 5drift feline 5ttmme gegen
Sic Gergemaltigung Ser Stride 6ur9
cine einieittge, itaatlide @~eieteebung.
vDte Gltern," iprad er, nbrmt9en
fein itaatlides @ramen gu maden uno
es barf 3u ibrer Mniteuung als @eli-
gionslebrer ibrer &tn6er feiner Mn5ei=
&c un6 feiner itaatliden 8eltdttgung."
Die driitli9e 6amilie betrobtete ser
groBe 8ii9of als 8onperf ser &eli-
gion. Die @ulturfampfsiabre bradt-
ten Sen 8iidof Dor @eridt mie einen
Miiietbdter. Mm 13. Suli 1877 itarb
&etteler im @apuctnerfloiter 5n Burg
'bauien uuf ser @eimreiie bon &onn.
9as Mn6enfen 6ieleS groBen 8i-
idofS lebt nniterb1i6 fort inn @er5en
oes fatboliihen @olfes. SSn Sen TO-
3ia1en &dmpfen ser @egenmort 1T oos
Mn6enfen a1 Ben groBen Go6ten tpie=
Ser frii6 erftd1oen. @uf i'm ,idauen
sic 6ibrer ser fatb. 8ereine. Stir
mnbr &etteler ber6ient es, 6ab 6as
fafb. @olf fem Mnoenfen ebrt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03

reidt meroen miro. Dies lit ein gro=
Ter Sieg ser Garifreformer, aber
Die 5tanopatters boffen mobl nidt
NIT ltnre6t, un0 Sic Demofraten iino
niht 1tnangenebm beriibrt 6aourb,
0aB &rdii0ent Gait Die gan5e @orla=
ge betieren u110 iie oao1tr@ menieltens
%oorldufig 11ngiltig MAIDEN miro. 9ie
oemofratii6en 6iibrer laiien ii6 aber
oaourb nidt etnidii9tern, iie erfld=
rem iogar often, sizes tonne ibrer po=
litiIden 9teuung nltr niibe1 l1n6 Ser
ielben Mnlidt itn6 sic Sniurgenten,
sic boliitan0ig 6abon iiber5eugt fin6,
oaB Sic Gorlage betiert tperoen miro.
@elden @influb Sic 1teue &oolition
5miihe1n Sen 0emofraten 1t1o SEN
Sniurgenten a11f Sic Gertagung oes
aongreiieS baben mtr6, ldBt ii6 nod
nibt porouslagen. 0ie Demofroten
lpiiniden SEN baIoigen 59ll1B ser
situng, mdbreno Sic S%niurgenten
mod grleoigung ser 8aatmmolI50ne
unS anoerer Sarif5o1e miini6en atn6
erflarelt, 6ab lie sen gan5en Sonmer
i1 5ibung b1eibelt modter, pieaeidt
NIT Musnabme elmer &auie bon 6
@oden, Inn SEM &omitee fit Mittel
uno @ege 3eit Sur slrbeit 5u geben,
fails nod meitere Garifangelegenbei=
ten sur @rle6igung fommen io0en.
@lei9 1a6 Ser S9luBabitimm1ng
iiber sic @ol150Ile reidte Ser @or=
iibenoe oes Sinan5fomitees, Eenroie,
sic Sarmerfreiliite Elm uno 6ieielbe
lpur6e gum unerleoieten @ei@dfte er=
fldrt un0 SUR 8eratbung geitelt. sc.
nator griitom erfldrte, oaB er einiee
Mmenoen1ents 5u 6erielben einbrin=
ee,1 uolle, un6 man glaubt, 6ab sic
5d1ubabitimml1ng iiber sic gattse
gorla9e on1 9ienltag erf olgen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03

@err Samuel 81. @eol, @trede 2,
Sreaomup, Scnn.. 1d)reibt:
~@s 9ereiebt MIR gum eroBen @ersniiz
gen, Die aroBe @pbltbat SIT be5ellgen,
lnelde Shire Mebisin. Yerrna, mir III
einem drpni1den SaQ bon Magen &a=
tarrb gebradgt Fat.
sd p auf eiuige Belt auf mein 8ett
ouge1pieleu uno fpn11te ntd)t auf'sen. Sh
lprrbe ollmdlio i6linrmer. 9a t' 1ab,
nab Gerunn fir &atarrb ernpfpglen lpurz
Sc, ~perid)affte i6 mir tpeldes. Nad6bem
icb es etn paar Sage genommen batte,
fing ih on, better 81 perben. Sd fubr
fort es 5n nebme11, big ib tm'tanbe tpar,
mieber arf elmer SSarm 5u arbeiten, uno
iekt bin t6 ipieher BEL iebr gutter @ez
iu11bbeit.
ySd CLAUDE ernitli6, pab enre be-
riibmte Mebi5in &ermna, mein 2eben ret
tete, unb freloigit empfeble i9 es alien,
Die III gleiGer &ei1e 1eiben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
Bon oer 3ettnme.

Solgenoer Mrtifel, sen mir einem
6eutiden @entrl1ms= 8Iatt entnebmer1
uno meIder orl6bIi9 ser @ablen in
0eiterrei@ geidrieber1 tpor6en iii, per-
6tent audi in Mmerifa geleier l1r6 be-
ber3igt gu perpen:
!. Drei Sabrbun0erte iin6 bergangen,
ieitoem Die seriten .3eitungen" eridie-
men. mern man bic ge6rudte11 Mnd-
ri@ten 6er @1riere 10 1e1ne11 6nrf,
Die 6amals nod @rfinbung ser 8l1d,-
oruderfnnit an sic @atbbduier ange-
.i@lagett ODER allsgeiteM mur6en. Die
eigentlide 8eitung, aug melder ii9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
Cine GrbDbnng in feline saidje

1piir6e sic S9a9teI 8a1flens Mrntca
SaIbe 5eigen, Die 6. g. 2oper, Elm
Sdreiner bon Maril1a, q. g., itets
nit ii9 trdgt. SD batte ME cine
s6nittm11roe, Elm Beb, cine Duet
ihung o0er @unoe, sic nidt raid
ipdre gebeilt mor6en", fdretbt er.
@r0Bter Seller bon 8ranopun6en,
8ea1Ien, Grind, geiprungenen &dn6en
uno 2ippen, 6ieberueben, &altta11s-
idIag, @c3ema, Sibnera11gen uno
&Gmorrboi6en. 25f bel Der Molitor
Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03

Sdnitte uno &uetidl1ngen mogen
in einem 9rittel ser 3eit 9ebeilt tper=
sen, sic BEL ser gep0bnltden 8ebaro-
lung gebraudt miro, 6urd @ebraud
bon @bamberlains Eminent. IS iit
antiieptii9 un6 beruriadt sic &eilung
iol9er 8erleBunger, obne Set ab5u-
morter. Dieies Ointment b~ertreit
audi Sdmer3en ser Musfeln uno
rbeumatii9e 8lagen. 3u faufen bel
ser Molitor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
Can't

fam ie6er MAIDEN, aber nur Gbot.
laden betpeiien 8eba1,ptuneer. go
1T es cine Sbotiade, BOB goIo Spring
8ier 6os g%einnbefte 1T. @arum2 gS
1T gebralt mt Dem reiniter Mit1eraI-
ipaiier, tpiro MIR nod erlaneter @eife
.aaggegeben un6 er3e11ot, 6a es gut
abgelagert, feine @6brung I'M Magett.
@arn,1 1T e. bas sefnaSeae Bier.
The Yale expositor., 1911-03-23
A Drawing Card.

Mr.. =. Ii. Donnagal wealthy mine
owner of Arizona, dropped into the Of
flee of the Expositor last "Wednesday
and banging his heavy fist down on the
desk, where the Editor was sitting
making that worthy gentleman nearly
fall backwards out of his chair, said
''Oi want we to advetise thot mon Smith
and his PEARLS dice chrame. Oi hoy
come from Arrazonna to ate some av
thOt chrame an be the powers av Moike
Dooly Dim agoin to sthay here all
summer for Oh never had anything that
tashted SO good. Wrote him up tell
the paple about him an charge it to
me, de We moined now" lie said he
did.
The Yale expositor., 1911-03-23

Try an ExpOsitOr Liner.
Remarkably good roads for this time
of year.
Mrs. Bethel West has been quite i'll
this week.
Millinery openings Friday and Satur-
day, March "A and 25.
Rev. Cole was laid up several days
last week with rheumatism.
Work is progressing Oh Mr.. Cards
residence on West North street.
Mrs. Eva Black, NJ. M. Pearce and
the Misses Sheehy announce their
spring millinery openings for Friday
and Saturday.
Rev. ). M. Gilchrese will speak on
local option on Sunday next at Peck
and vicinity He will spend next week
helping out in that county.
l.. b. = of Presbyterian church will
meet with the president Mrs. Reid,
Friday afternoon, March 81. Election
of officers. Everybody come.
Melvin Weeks, of Richmond, brother
in.law of Mrs. f. W. Farley is suffering
from paralytic stroke. His friends
here will regret to learn of this.
Frank Kerr and family moved to
Lum, Lapeer county the first of the
week. The best wishes of host of
friends go with the family to their new
home.
Fire caught from neighbors chin
ney in the roof of the woodshed of the
dwelling occupied by Bruce Lothian on
North street Monday and did slight
damage.
Patrick Nissan has sold his Mary
street property to Nelson Umphrey and
purchased the Vincent let north of the
railroad where he will build residence
this spring,
Nelson Becktell on Tuesday fell off
a load of straw and broke his arm. DR..
Wight set the fracture and the the pa
tient is getting along as well as could
be expected,
Guy +. Beard has a spanking new f..
M. +. 30 4-passenger touring car this
year. Hugh Ferguson brought it to
Yale the first of the week. Guy has
been trying it out.
Hugh Moore has his new dwelling
house in the south part of Yale up and
enclosed and if the present fine weather
continues it will Oe ready to occupy
the middle of April.
There is time in boys life when
he is itching to grow up so he can do
as he pleases. But when that time
comes, some girl up and marries him
and-there you are.
John Smelling, of Croswell, has To-
Gated in Yale in the rooms over John
Hutton's hardware and is engaged in
the business of merchant tailoring and
French dry cleaning.
The water pipes burst at the Dant
house during the cold snap of last
week and the water did considerable
damage The family were in Detroit,
but the neighbors did all they could to
right matters.
James Gearnt, of Emmett, called at
the Exposition Office Saturday. Mr.
Gearnt is the proprietor of Everton
Laddie Ill, and Edward Gearnt is man
ager for the season and will be at the
farm of Thos. Haley every Tuesday
noon. Gearnt ordered some cards for
season 1911. Any other horsman wish
ing cards would do well to call at this
Office and look at our samples before
ordering.
The Yale expositor., 1911-03-23
Registration Notice

Notice is hereby given to the Quail
fled Electors of the township of Brock.
way, County of st. Clair, Michigan, that
meeting of the Board of Registration
of said Township, will be held at the
Town Hall, within said Township on
Saturday the 1st day of April, 1911, fol
the purpose of Registering the names OF
all such persons who shall be possessed OF
the necessary qualifications of electors
whomay apply for that purpose, and that
said Board of Registration will be in
session on the day and at the place a.
foresaid from o'clock in the forenoon
until o'clock in the afternoon for the
purpose aforesaid.
Dated this 10Th day of March, "A. ID. l9l
Bruce Menerey, Township Clerk,
The Yale expositor., 1911-03-23
SCHOOL NOTES.
Frank Sheehy, Editor.

frank SHeSll!, Euitol'
Remember the Junior play Friday
evening, March 81.
The fine weather has started the boys
to the diamond.
The University inspector is visiting
the high school this week.
Miss Bracelin is giving a very good
course in bookkeeping.
The English Literature class has be-
gun the study of Tenpyson's Princess
Mr.. Drouyor is reading King Arthur
to the high school at present.
"Cob" Allen and "Mike" Roadway are
experimenting the work of fixing the
diamond.
You will miss a treat if you do not
attend the play, "Billy's Bungalow
presented by the Juniors.
This year our base ball team expects
to make as good showing as the foot
ball team made last fall.
Most of the Seniors have their essays
prepared for the final Senior program
which will be given Friday afternoon
April IA.
The Yale expositor., 1911-03-23
Card of Thanks

l desire, through the columns of the
Expositor, to express my gratitude to
the many friends and neighbors for the
kindnesses shown during the sickness
and after the death of my wife.
George Greenwood.
The Yale expositor., 1911-03-23
For Sale

Five half Toulouse ganders for sale.
Inquire of DR.. VIM. Yuill, Yale. 1872
The Yale expositor., 1911-03-23

WANTED-A young girl to assist with
homework. Mrs. +. ID. Mathews. Al
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-10-06
lows Women Meet.

The Eleventh session Of the Iowa
Conference Branch Of the Women's
Mite Missionary society convened in St,
Paul's A. M. E. church, Des Moines.
lows, Sept. 18th at 10 q. m. with the
President, Mrs. Belle Graves of Evan
ston, ILL.,. presiding. Our animal SER
mon was delivered by the Rev. 5. B.
Moore Of Clinton, Iowa.
The meeting was grand success the
sisters having well fostered the cause
Of Missions this year. The finance
committee reported $1163.77 for the
year.
The banners were awarded to the
churches according 10 their financial in
crease over last year as follows:
lst - Banner, st. Paul, Mimi;
3D. Banner, First church, Galesbug;
Sd Banner, Glencoe, Ill.
We were favored with many excel
lent papers and It j not saying too
much to say that the annual address Of
our president, Mrs. Belle Graves Of
Evanston. ILL.,, was par excellent.
Rt. Rev. G. T. Shaffea the presiding
Bishop, gave very interesting and in
structive talk along the line Of missena
work sHd the qlsa ssasaf meeting
The district organizers made excel
lieut. reports in which gssat stress was
placed upon the Juvenile work.
The following ladies were elected al
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-10-06

with the decree Of the executive board
hereby call the hfteenth annual con-
yention OF the association to meet in
regular session at the time and place
above named.
All members OF the association are
particularly urged to be present eth
er in person or by proxy, and a cor
dial invitation is hereby extended to
all editors, managers, reporters, cor
respondents, publishers and owners of
newspapers, and co-workers who are
not members.
Colored newspapers have become to
be very Important factors in the so-
cial, Industrial, economical and polit-
ical life Of America, and it will be
well for all newspaper men who can
to meet at this convention to discuss
the best means Of employing this great
power for the benefit OF the race and
the country At large.
There is no greater responsibility
than that which rests upon the shoul-
ders OF newspaper men: because they
are the moulders Of public opinion.
We propose to learn at this convention
how best to shape this opinion for the
good Of the masses as we'll as the
classes.
A very interesting program has
been arranged for this occasion and
ir will be Of much advantage to be
present.
Witness my hand and seal this End
day Of October, 1911.
A. J. SMITHERMAN,
President w. N. p. A.
j. ID. COOK,
Secretary, Milwaukee, Wis.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-10-06

delegates to the quadriennial meeting
of the Women's Parent Mite Mission
ary society which convenes in Chicago,
Nov. 10 13:
Mrs. Belle Graves, Evanston, III.
Mrs. M. C. Malone, GalesburR.
Mrs. Nora Taylor, Chicago.
Alternates:
Mrs. Della Cary, Chicago.
Mrs. Mary E. johnson, Waukegan.
Mrs. Fannie Wilson, Chicago.
Mrs. Celia Webb, Evanston.
The following officers wefe elected
for the next year:
Pres Mrs. Belle Graves.
1st, Vice Pres-Mrs. Lydia Stewart.
I'd. Vice Pres Mrs. Fannie Wilson.
Sec. - Mrs. Jennie Moore.
Asst. Sec-Mrs. Blanch Castor.
Cor. Sec-Mrs. Manola Bell.
Treas-Mrs. Nora Taylor.
Chrmn Elk. board, Mrs. Mary john
soE.
The society adjourned to meet in
Galesburg, ILL.,. in Sept. 1912.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-10-06

The officers and directors Of the Y.
G. NJ. G. A. are pleased to announce
that their winter concert season will be
opened by q amusical recital by Mdme.
Patti Brown, the famous Negro sopra-
no soloist Of Chicago, at the Y. G. M.
G. A. hall, 9th and Park streets, We'd
nesday evening October 18th.
Mdme. Brown will doubtless be re-
membered by many Des Moines people,
as she appeared in this city several
years ago in company with Miss Irene
Howard, lady cornetist and 80 capti-
waited her audience that II is expected
that she will have q crowded house on
this her return visit to our city.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-10-06
A Great Man Here.

Mr.. Chas. Stew art, the Associated
Press reporter Of Louisville, KY, arriv-
edin our city Monday from Kansas
City, Mo-, to deliver lecture at the
Corinthian Baptist church Monday
night. AS The weather was raining the
crowd was not as large as was hoped
for, yet the address was very fine,
subject ''Sambo Waxed Fat and Kick. =
It was a unique subject but was hand
led by great unique man. Mr..
Stewart is really one Of our great race
men, the only colored man on the
Associated Press reportorial staff. His
home IL in Chicago but headquarters
in Louisville, KY. He will perhaps be
with VI again in a lecture course in
December.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-10-06
COLORED TEACHERS WANTED

We have been informed by Mrs. Jen-
ME Huegle, county superintendent,
that she has received calls last week
for three more colored teachers for
Iowa, two in Monroe county and one
in Marion county. She also states
that there will be an examination for
teachers certificates October 1926 in
each county in Iowa in which case
you may take the examination in any
county; and should you pass you
could teach anywhere in Iowa. We
have always urged to our young girls
and boys the necessity of finishing
their high school course and taking
the county examinations and being
eligible to teach; then, If an oppor-
tunity should come to colored per-
son we would be ready. But now
comes the call and we have none that
has passed except those who are al
ready employed. A brighter day is
now dawning for the colored teach
ers in Iowa, and hereafter our teach
ers will soon find an open field at
home. We now have more than q doz'
en- colored teachers teaching in the
Iowa mixed schools.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-10-06

Mr.. R. "A. Broyles Of Rock Island, ILL.,,
is in our city in the interest Of the Nox-
ubee Industrial Institute, Mcleod, Mis-
sissippi Mr.. Broyles Is the Northern
representative. It is the College that
that President 5. J. Hunter, who was
through hsre several years ago. Mr..
Broyles is a bright, enthusiastic young
man and is very hopeful for the sue
cessful outcome Of the many struggling
schools Of Mississippi.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-10-06
BACK 10 THE sCHoOLA

All Of last month our public schools,
and universities. colleges, normals
and academies have been enrolling
the children Of our country f5f the
new school year and we hape that the
parents Of our colored children will
see to it that their children are en-
rolled the first day OF the school year
and remain in school. So many of
our children miss q few days or half
days and get back in their studies.
Then ultimately quit school under
some false excuse and do not finish
their education, hence they are not
prepared for the duties of this age.
They will complain when often the
fault is in themselves.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-10-06

The M. G. 7. club met Monday after
noon with Hiss Marie I. Bell. After
the 3rogram, consisting principally Of
three minute original stories, the prize
was won by Mrs. John Davis. Visitors
were present The program for next
Monday, Oct. 9th. Quotations. Alice
Cary-life of Alice Cary. Paner, Mrs.
Chas. Turver. Piano solo, Mrs. L.
Green. Club will be entertained by Mrs.
Turver 1901 Washington.