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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
(Spe3iols Gorreiponoens.)
JnSen'6Peater mssS Gbsater'
1nHen.
Bon @ilbelm 5rpmnr.

S:aris, bcn 2. @dr8 1911. -
Seit a6t Sageu ipieIen Iih in uto
Dor benz psbeatre franeais" Ssenen
ab. Die Elm 9reles Streiflidt auf bas
fran5oiti6e 5beateriueien t~perfen.
Sieies Sbcatcr. rpeldes aud Den
Namen 5JgGomeoie frareaiie~ unp
Sale Wioliere" trGgt. it ieit $50
Sabren Die bcriibmtcirc Der resitirens
Den giibnen Srartreid's. @s aalt
ilnmer ais miltergiiltis fiir Sic Gar
ltelung Der flaiitiden Rcrfe. lno fir
lene bcs neueren Sd,auipiels boberer
@attrng. Sus sheater lit Staatss
Gisenthitm lluo be8iebt cine liaatlihc
ltnterItilBlng. Die lid alf mehrere
bunbert SauleIbe Sranten beIduft.
Gin @erfaiier, bem es aelnnaeu III.
Elm @erf iibcr Die 9rettcr bieier 8ii6ne
seben 81 lniicn, gilt aeluDbnlih ais
cine Selltte AM litcrarii6en Sori3onie
Srnntreih's. gisber lit es Sen 10
duBerit 8ablreifen Sheater : ,Slbcn
niht aelungcm, aus Dem YSbeatre
francais" ein Suneu : 5teater An
MAIDEN, obgleih sic Satin oes seaens
ludrti9eu DIRECTORS Sules gIarctie
nuseb!ih cine Siibin lit. ipie cs Die
Rodeuihrift .2'Scupre" pom ,.
WdrS 81 periihcrn tormcn a!aubt.
Sie unh ba lpurbe ein @inatter cines
iiibiideu @crfuiiers anseuommen unb
lpareu in inter Den SfuMipielern in
leetcrem @ierfcIiubrbunocrt mebrere
Subeu unh Siihinneu.
Seit mebreren Sahren maat iih
inter ben bieiisen Sbeatcrs Slloen Elm
9e,riiier 8ernitein iebr brett, Deicn
Hnmen ihou nif cen polniih iiibiihcn
~llriprtng am @citnhc Der Office him
mciiI, luo Die 9crnitein. Die @einirein,
Die @ulcitciu. Ole aarfuufclltein cbcnio
8dblreid ais Die nirtlihen 9crnitein
limb. nelrc Die @eacn Der Sitiec an
nas @cltanc ircricn.
Seiagtcs Sernitcin bat. ipie fuit
nile Sheaters SlIben. Die SpesidlitGi
scr ebehruGss Stildc, in fpeldhen Die
Srnu itetS cine ininmc unh abaes
fcimtc Holle ipiclt. Sic arititcr iait
aller bieiiaeu o8eltbldtter" iinS Sus
heu. lueld,e ibre bcutld,z iiioii6eu Tas
men inter urirau6oiiiden ober aocs
li9en irauSoiiihen Yieuoonpme pers
bergen. llnb ale bieie .S6prnas
%liiten" ltrcidlcn ibrc Stummeseenoilen
IN iiberiGiudnaliher 8eiie beraus.
guf biele Nrt tonnte es fommen, oaf
Der Sbeaters Sube 8erniteim su elmer
@roBe eriter alaiie Der fran50iiihen
Silbuens gntpreu seitempelt iprlrbe.
Gin iebcr Sbeaters SiiSe lebt mi
iuebt in Der Seufs uno g%mpiinbmWss
meiie ieiuer gempbnlid)en llmesbumg
umh ~Iiefert bcren bumteite. trsueite
mo uolindnbi9ire Sitteu unb 2ebenss
bilb. Seine s~erieeenbe Rpllc III ifor
aemcingeiGbrlih scnii9. INT ibm nidi
81 erlnrbcu nlih hieielbc auf her
! @rcttern Der nit Stoatsaelnern unter'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

ben. oaS ibr @eiammtproSuft nm 10
piel i'm Bertbc per Suihel err
ntebrigt ipurbe.
p@robbritnnnien ipilrbc tbatidflid)
IN rliuoen Sablen Die sau5en 200
Williunen Collars erbalten, Die ms
CANADA isst fir iabri5ierte artifel
be5ablt, rrb ipenu mir Die ief,s Mils
lioneu mno nod mebr, Die mir nah
@rpbbritannicn crportieren. bia5us
refren. iperbeu -fpir finben. bnS,
ipenn mir bas Hetirrnaitdts eNbfom@
men nift dnnebmcn unb Ganasn al
einem imperinlitiiden 8iinbuiB treis
ben, ipir unicre Iei5enerntc idbrlid
mn 10 Gents AM 8uihel erniepriset
unb onB mir 81 slcicher 3eit $780,
600. 900 i'm grportaeid,dft nah eng
lamb unb CANADA perlieren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
Snr G~hcetrinfer.

Sir S6eetultur i'm Siiben BAT sic
Understanding irEpeit 5~ebntauicnt
Collars idbrlidl dIsgegeben uuh nit
ben Experimental Grfoiee er8ielt, Ole
cine ielbitlrdnbige GutpidIung Der
Snbuitrie in ausiidt itelfen. Sir oas
inufcnoe Snbr bate Der Iderbaus
NuSihuB heS euu9rencS mur 5~ireitau.
ienc Collars auSSuiebeu notbis. Cine
YflnuSuu9 in Soutb 9uroIinn bnj
bereits cinen GrtrnB bon 10000
Stuno pro Sabr 8ebrudt. Yfit Del
3eit mag oaS einbeimiihe Trpbufl
Die @iniubr ~er9dusen, pielleidt loaa,
pou b~ciicrer Gudlitot ieir oils rit
@""t" =" '"mcinbin bier Iiir sbcC
pertnlft pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

$50 Wtuioneu Shfpeine, 900, 00e
8enntbiere. pa
Die Ser. Staater itehen in Der
Yroouftien bon Shlpeincft mp Sfcre
ben an eriter Ste(Ie. nit so Ntiuioner
S6Deineu unb 25 Niltpneu Yferben.
God liz linen bas rltiiiihe 8eit i'm
Fferoereihtbum etipo siei6. va
bic Yroorftion bon 8inScrn aubetrifft,
10 itebt Gnitralien. nit SS WiQionen
an eriter Stelie, Grseutfiien an 3lpeis
ter. bic Der. Staaten an oritter. Die
Sdlfte Deg seiammten W~aultbierbcz
ltnnbes aif Der 8elt sebort ben Scr
Stdaten an. elm 0rittel Der 8eIantmts
belt Der 3ieseu finoet lid in Snbien.
Snbien itebt aitdo inn geiis pom @rpBs
pieb on eriter SteIe nit ieinen 20
Riaionen ShIen uuN 8ebus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

berpeItetm Somens IN bieiem Sriibs
iabr bebeutet ionlit. baB Elm rieiises
Nreal &leefelssr perborbcu miirbe,
'faIs bic Sarmer niHt redt5eitig CUR
Voriid,f gemarnt perben.
geoouerliherfpeiie sius elm sros
Ser Sbeil bes importirten &leeiamens
naG iiiblideu 9iitriftsn. poielbit Die
IuSiadt bereits bsapnneu uub ben
aleefeloern baSurh 8erberbnib brobt.
Der daleaniihe 2leeIameu bat elm
beIonoerS i4CHes a~nsIeben. seiet
Sunile Sarbe unb Die &orner iinS
ettpa so Erosent grocer als Die Ses
bier gesoeenen 3kes. uub besbalb
auberit leiGt nertduflib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
Sames 3. Sia's Aniihten.

Dor cinisen Sagen erfldrte Der
Yrdiibcnt Der Great 9tortbern Giiens
balm bel elmer llnterrcoung 3u ct.
Yaul, @im., Solsenbes:
Ser ihlpcbenbe 8ecipro3itdts>
8ertraa im 9ouereB lit Die piftiBite
In~aeIeaenbeit, Die felt benz Burger,
frieac ppr benz Sanbe aeleeen bat.
3enn mir Canada. nad,oem es pier5ig
Nabre aeipartet bat. iest ipieoer 5us
riidneiien, piro unier Sanb leicen
unb uniere Snpuitrieen, beionoers Der
8ei3eubau perben Den i6tperiten
GdIaa erbalten. gnslanb ipartet
unS paSt MIR auf, ipie lid oieie Sud,e
eutipidelt. Sn~nerbalb IA Sasen bat
@uItin Chamberlain im britiiden
Parliament cine NaBregcl our 8erae
tbuna aeitcllt. Die fir @nglano nno
leine Golouien eiuen imperialiitis
iden Suuo beslpedt. S6 nebme an.
oaB CANADA lid benz por9eihlagenen
imperiaIiniihen 8uuoe Der engli>
iden Golonien anihliebt. Gin Jade
nemdbcr 9iiferential5oa. ben gngs
luno nui unicru Bei8en leeeu mphie,
ipiircc Is Gents per guibel ~betrascu
unc unicrc @ei5cnbauer piirSen ttns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

@ie mir in einem ldnseren grtifel
Seite 1 in u~nierer porlesteu Summer
berihteten, bat iiinsit Die 9ipii6enz
itaatlihe Sanpels : 9ommiiiion lire
gntiheibuns b~esisiidb Der bon ben
@iienbuhnen in Gusiiht s%enommeneu
Sradtrdten : g~rbobuusen abeeseben
nnb bic gntineiouna fiel better ans,
nls bas Yubiifum I'M AGsemeinen 5u
boffen sepast. Die Gonmiiiion bate
ndmlih icipobl bic bon ben 0itliden,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
Der 9mberfnfin. geit.

1as guneessS tereerid,t pirb lid,
iest nit Der Srase 81 befaiieu baben,
oh bic ifdbtiihe SroinorS bon Wtilz
ipaufee. Die Den 1uberfulinz Sc't fir
ale aiibe sori6reibt. beren Ntlh in
Der Stabt perfduft ipirb. perfaiiunsss
md6ig lit ober nid,f.
Die biesbeSiislide 8iase purbe am
norisen Samstas bon benz III Der Hdbe
bon Neiltpaufte fpobnenben Mariner
Sobn Guinep Asams inn 8uubespbers
seriht eineerti4t, Der alaser sibt
an. baS Die SrsinanS sesen feline oers
fahunssmdSiseu 8ehtc peritose.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

ais aid Die bon ben ipeIrliden 8ahnen
porgeiebenen Hatcn @rbpbun9en
mad %9riinolider Yriifuug perporicn
unb Die 9cibebaltuns Der (3ur Seit
giltieeu) olteni Staten auseorpnet, Die
am 10. Rdr5 .pieber IN Strait seieet
tperceu miibter. Die giienbnhnen
baben lid aliO bieiem eutideio sefiiet
= neil mir lie es teiue Susiidt CAB,
Dor Der G~omniiiiou triftieere @ritnne
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
@ieriel SanStbiere aiebt Is mi
Der Welt?

Cine POM aderbau : Iiniitcrium
Der Tereiniatcu Stanten aitsges
arhettcte Stanitif. Die in ben Rittbeiz
lungen bieies Sultituts, Dem Crop
Meporter. m~itgetbeilt ipirS, bci1Gitist
iid NIT Der 5rase naeb Der 3abl Der
tpi9ti9iten 8utesorien bon 5nuss
tbieren auf Der @rbe. IS peritebt iih
bon ielbff. oaB bieie 3ablen nur cine
unsefdbre @oriteauns bon benz ses
ianumten 8eiranbe scbeu fGnmeu, nenn
es lit unmoglih, senoue Statiltifen
bieier art aus beitimmtcn 2Gnbern,
10 aus benz srDbten Sbeil bon aiieu.
bon Hfrita nuh SiiSs Mmerita gu err
balten. Die 3abl Der Smlstbiere nii
Der gan3en Welt wirb aui ermu H.
500 Wilionen seihdst; Sdbon emit
fallen aui bic S%auptarten: $50 Mils
lioneu Ninoer. 90 MtiIlipneu Yierbe,
o Riliionen @iel. 7 WiQioncn Raula
there. ? Iillioucn Anuclc, q Ytile
lionen Siiifel. 100 Iinioncu Sieacn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
Barmer sesen 9srimer inb
Sunpm.

Die GARNER o ebriitian 9ountn.
Sa.. hielten cine r@poh Hoab" : Ser
ianunlun9 ab, III iuelder inter Pin
oerem cine idarie Helolution seeen
Die Senatoren @uaom ure 9prin,er
ansenommen lmirbe. @rirerer lptrbe
defenders perurtheilt. NEIL az mir Die
8eibebdlturs bes Seuators 2orimer
I'M Sunbesienat seitimmt bat, 2estes
rer. neil er feline Wahl oifenbar purd,
getrue unb Corruption er5ielt babe.
8eibe Senutoren msrben auisciorbert
iofort gu reitenirer. Cine gbihriii
eieier 8eIolutionen purhe beiher
Senatoren 5useianht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
. uut ration aus benz rsaItimure american". a.

Sanitr ration aus ben, rSaItirpre arterican")
fir Die grb0buns Der Staten por5us
briilaeu. nls DIES bereits geiheben.
Die gntiheibung Der Gommiiiiou lit
auf 5ipei Sabre biubenb. Ytit bieicr
Gerfiisuns Der 3piihenitadtliflcn
Snnpelscommiiiion tperben bem ames
rifdnild,en golte - beist es - $27,z
100000 pro Sabr cripart, bic es ionit
bate an erbobten Srahtrateu urebr
beSnblen mii1en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

Mebmt Guere 2eber gut in Mdt
unb Sbr iperbet @ud guter @eiunobeit
crireuen. Sr. ausuit aonis's Sans
burger Sropicn III elm ipcSifiihes
@ittci ueaen 2eberlcieen unc bGlt
bos Snitem aeiunh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
Oeaen GrebsjMaoen.

5b snpfeble hermit Stroop's bernb mts
beutidbs SMloer. Sieiel6en peilen ieoen mod
nicht nuisebrodb euen) Rrebs iouohl innerlt6 ais
auseriidi. 9aS auertdnut eiuSig bette Wtttel, un
Nlagentrebs ertolgreia 81 heiIer. 8egen Rdss.
rem. Seugnins u. Y. no.. itreibe man an:
WrS. y. Soseina,
Seneca. aauidS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
tbieetiee GnticteiSnns.

NuldBli6 zines Ser gmndnbss
rimssbcborpe ieBt rorliegeuoen SALES
bcrfiIgte Sanoelsicfretdr Nueel am
8onnerstag. baB es Yfltht Der ses
naunten geborbe lei. u~nliebiame aus
ldnbiiheu glemente bon nen Ser.
Stanten ferne 81 halten, nift aber
2eltte, bic olrh Die Sflilb bieiiger
8erbdltniiie, it'd miBliebis senluht
bdtten, nab benz guslanbe ab3uifies
ben. IS banoelte lid Inn ben Sau
zines Gbicdaoer Births. Der ieit IL
SSubren I'M 9anbe lebt. aneroins3
nibt Siirecr 9eporben lit, unb isst
BON cinem poriibereebenben Mufertbdlt
in europa nab Den Ser. Stddten 3ns
riitfebrte. Die ginrnnberunasbeborbe
tpies i'm ab. fpeil er in Chicago aIs
9eiibcr elmer aurIhiser @irtbihaft
einen iiblen 9eumiinb babe; duberbem
erfldrte Der Watln. er babe, obne giir&
ger gu fem. bel perihiebenen Bdblen
mitecitimmt.
Ser SefretGr lit Der Nniiht, bdR
bie bieiisen 3uifdnbe fir bas beranta
fportlih limb, mas Der Nanu getpors
BEN lit; besbdIb. ertldrt er, lei e.
Sadse her 0erintc, i'm n6tbisenfaIs
sur gerant,uurtuns 81 sieben, aber q
fei nift anginsis, i'm mad einenr az.
beren 9anne a%b5nffteben.
$50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
Natnna, 0tutjde &atbolifea!

Suht Shr irudbtbarc 6arnten in per stdhe
elmer tatbpliiden aird)e unb Sdlale, A.. .ndBtaeu
Yreiien. I'M nuroottidheu Joun. 10 ihretbst
brett an
REV. j.. p. WAGNER,
Box 1873, Cresco, Iowa.
gsim ehrsibsu sr9abne maa sth. oieies Uiat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

.@ups' Agricultural Clubs ano
Girls 9omeitic Sciencc Clubs are
being prgnni5eo i'll mamp places
Ihreibt uns Yrof. 6olben bon Der
Staats : Nderbauitife 5u Nmcs. SG.
Sesbalb. I'M pieier 8eipegun9 prattiiG
poran 5l belfcu, bat Trof. u. y.
Storm opnr Iderbull : College Gin
i~uuirirtes Yampblet bcrutssegebsu.
betitelt .Sops' uuo Girls Clubs in
Soma. peld,eS ale Senc gratis SuF
seihidt befonumeu. Die iih bdiiir iutes
r~eiiircn unb oarum aniragen. Man
nbreiiire: @rtentiuu department.,
@ntes, "a. Sieier Wittbciluns
mod)tcu iuir bios hie gemerfung beie
fiiseu. onB man iin III oiicrii6tlt6er
8eiie in nittz fatboIiiheu areiicn Der
Suaeno annimmt. 3as Seainnen Der
Shulbriibcr bon Spersoile lit i'll
hieiem Sidte geicbcu, anu6 bciouncrS
eiu Sfritt IN ncr rchten Midhtmuo
Der a~lerlp1rt5 nuf Dem Ganpc ginhs
obmung finoen iuute. - &. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
gerihicoenes.

IN Der a. Srau5isfus anabens
l6ille Su 9perspillc BADEN ole Moriens
S6ulbriioer nit einem f%iinfipodbent.
lifen aiIrius iiber DIiltipirtbl6ait"
besonnen. Dab Die 2ebrfraite nui
oteic &eiie ibre Sarnierihiiler nit
tbeoretiihen Sddlfcuntniiien aus
%riiiten, Die iere I'M ipdteren geruie
ipohl gu peripertbeu pilien perben, III
unlerer 8eadtuug lpertb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
Kneipp S~anitnrium,

ROME CITY, IND.
S,rrIid %stI,atnsr. pra6ipontr arseturprt. gtas
Stiianttali, msids itren3 nab Btarrtr ansipr's wos
thpee eeittet ipirb fnr Sa1pahe, Rsrpsns une WfaQen.
ltis,nst. iomi. au4 fir R5,u ntaiismus unb ale 4rss
alden 2raufhtiien. sidsrsr Seslforlsr uue ipea,sls
Ter ypttteetsnE. Sir rabsre Aastunif inretbet an BE
SISTERS OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD.
Kneipp sanitarium, Rome City, Ind
oeim efrsibeu eripdbne man seh. bieies SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21
SsimjuMer /!

Sdlreibet fir etue Rummer oes SoutheaftsrH
&anias Some1eetsr", oas bette 9anos SourndL
oas publi,irt miro. Is luiro irsi an Seue go
ihi6t, bic elm ptini talfen poer 1elo auleseu
iupuen. 2anopertaui mir tleinea Sesabluugen
Ine ainifise SeoinsuuSen III uHiere Spesiaiitit.
Gan abreiire: ibe Maen 0cnatp 9upeSoa9
Co., Spnetou. AariaS.
geim edreibsR rr,pabne mas seH. eisieS Siatf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

Sic ebeliteu 8diime baben bas
bdrteite &ols.
SIN Glide fpie I'M ltneliide
bepabre Die 8eiitesIdmmlune uno
SeeIenrlibe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-21

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The Colorado statesman., 1911-02-18

New York American and other publ
cations; Borough President George A.
McAneny and numbers of others rep
resenting the highest financial and Of
ficial importance. The menu cards were
very expensive souvenirs, being bound
in white moire silk and containing,
aside from short sketch of Mr.
Straus' philanthropies, the menu, the
invitation committee, and an especially
designed page showing Mr.. Straus' pic
ture surrounded with pictures OF the
laboratories through which are dis
pensed pasteruized milk, which has
been the chief of Mr.. Straus' philan-
thropy.
The list of guests, alphabetically ar
ranged, contains the names of such i'm
portant personages as August Belmont,
the traction magnate; Andrew Carne
gle. w. Bourke Cochran, Paul d. Crav'
ath. John d. Crimmins, Robert w. De
Forest, of the Sage Foundation; VIII
liam G. McAdoo, the Hudson tunnel
builder: DIR. r. S. Macarthur, Henry
Phipps, and great number OF others,
representing the most important activl-
ties of New York's religious, financial
and official life. Collector ANDERSON s
name is engraved as the second in the
list of the important personages, who
composed the invitation and arrange
ment committee, which was response
BILE for rendering this banquet. The
Negro people were worthily repre-
sented.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-02-18
ALBUQUERQUE NEWS.

John Harris of Trinidad, Colo,
is new arrival in the city.
VIII Ford, a cook died at the
Listen hospital last week.
Mrs. H. E. Ellsworth of Ed
wardsville, Illinois is visiting her
son, E. Il. Ellsworth.
Lee Bragor and Miss May Hold
er we're quietly married last Sat
urday by Rev. James Rogers
Among those who purchased
homes last week were: james Bur
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Green
and Mrs. Mable Faucette.
Mrs. T. b. Watson served an old
fashioned dinner at her home last
Thursday for the benefit of Mt
Olive church which is nearing
completion.
Word comes to us that Mr.. A
B. Montgomery who went to visit
his sick father in Wichita, Kans.
some time ago has taken very
sick. His father is improving
Lincoln's Birthday was obser-
we'd last Sunday at the Mt. Olive
Baptist church. An excellent
program was rendered. Prof. j.
B. Lott delivered the principal ad
dress.
Rev. FL. E. Henderson, former
pastor of the Mt. Olive Baptist
church stopped over in the city
while enroute to Topeka, Kansas.
His old friends were glad 10 see
him.
Mrs. Rosetta King of Sawtelle,
California, travelling missionary OF
the Baptist church gave inter
esting lectures on religious work
at the Methodist and Baptist
churches, while in the city.
T. o. Mason has returned home
after visiting Denver, Colorado
Springs and Rocky Ford, and
while in the latter city sold his
The Colorado statesman., 1911-02-18
HON. CHARLES w. ANDERSON
HoNoREp.

Special to Colorado Statesman.
New York, Feb. 9.-At the great ban
quet given at the Cafe Boulevard, New
York City, few evenings ago, Hon.
Charles W. Anderson, collector OF IN
ternal revenue for the Second District
of New York City, was the only rep
resentative of the Negro people pres
ent.
The eassemblage was called together
in honor of Nathan Straus, the philan'
thropist, who has done so much
through his pasteurized milk laborator
les to save the lives of children, not
only in New York City, but in other
large cities of the United States as
well.
More than 500 guests sat down tc
the banquet table. Addresses were
made by Governor John A. Dix, VIII
liam Randolph Hearst, editor OF the
The Colorado statesman., 1911-02-18

In March, 1909, the death of General
Palmer occurred and as the year had
Nearly e1 pired Rev. Braxton applied TO
the vice president and treasurer OF the
comnany. Mr.. T. ]. Fisher, for re-
newal of the promise which was given
him in writing, April 2S, 1903.
In the meantime Mr.. Geo. A. hrause
succeeded the late General Palmer as
nresident, and it became necessary TO
obtain his consent to carry out the
wishes of General Palmer. To this ne
finally agreed and it then deVolVeu
upon the church to show to MIN anu
to the satisfaction of his company the
ability OF the church to build ana los
fer such an institution. This was done
bv the late Bishop Grant and the imam
cial secretary, DR.. John Hurst VINO
gave the necessary guarantee.
After much delay and persistent Ell
fort this half block, donated by Gen
eral Palmer, has been exchanged tor
the Deaconess Home, owned by the
Uoman's Home Missionary Society OIL
tho Colorado Conference of the M r..
Church. which property consists OF
building, five tent houses, one portable
bouse of three rooms, a large barn ana
a half block of ground, valued at ABOUT
$4,000. The building contains twenty
The Colorado statesman., 1911-02-18
National
Preachers Home
Colorado Springs National Home For Superannuaeo
Preachers of the A. M. E. Church donated by
the late General Palmer. modern Build
ing of TWenty-Six rooms.

six rooms, has steam heat, electric
lights, toilet, baths, etc, on each OF the
three floors, and is in every respect
model preachers home.
1t commands view of 200 miles OF
the Rocky Mountain range, is only two
blocks from car line, three blocks
frenl@4he Santa Fe station and eight
blocks from the new Post Office build
ing.
The purchase price was our one-half
block of ground on E. Boulder street
and sS,700. Seven hundred dollars o.
this amount was paid in cash and
mortgage of $4,000, at 6 per cent inter
est, was assumed.
Possession of the building Will be
given in April, and we learn that it is
thought to have an opening in Sep.
tember.
Too much credit and praise cannot
be given to Rev. BraXton, who in the
face of many difficulties, succeeded IN
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In April. 1908, the Colorado Springs
Company, through the late General
William ]. Palmer, their president, on
application of Rev. ]. w .Braxton, pas
tor of the A. NJ E. Church, Colorado
Springs, Colo, gave to him written
statement donating to the African
Methodist Episeopal@Ghureh,@u @u.zS.sA.'
one-half block of ground, valued at
about $4,000, in a superb location on
East Boulder street, Colorado Springs
Colo, for the erection of National
Home of Superannuated Preachers
with the provision that if within one
wear means were available to erect
equip and maintain suitable building
the deed would be given.
The donation was reported to the
General Conference at Norfolk in May
1908. In the fall of 1908 subscriptions
of over $4,000 were taken up by the
late Bishop Grant in four of his con
ferences.
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four choice acres of land for S525.
per acre, at cash sale to Mr.. Ben
Nixon.
The Duke City K. of P. Lodge
held public installation at their hall
last Monday evening. A large
crowd was present to hear and
witness the beautiful ceremony.
The following officers were install
ed: Theo. Brinson, @. c.; j. AL
exander, VIC; j. B. Lott, M. of
E;C. n. Payne, X. of r. and s.;
Logan, K. of F.
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"H0Ok Worm
and Poor Whites.

Providence, R. L., Feb. In
an editorial on "That Hook Worm
and the Poor Whites" the Daily
Evening News writes:
"While there are many who re-
fusesesseriouly- consider-the claim
that there was such a thing as a
hook worn.' when it was fist adj
vanced, believing that some svm-
pathetic and inventive genius had
coined the phase in order to afford
an excuse for the lazy poor whites
of the South, still when the NUM-
fcent John D. Rockefeller gave a
million dollars for investigation,
eradication and prevention of the
disease, interest in the subject
grew,
Now comes writer who seeks
to put upon the Negro the onus of
bringing the worm with him.
The writer evidently pays less at
tention to logic than he does to
rhetoric. Otherwise he would not
have stated at the outset that in
1882 Goeze, German clergyman
and zooIogist, discovered what he
called the hair round worm in the
intestines of a badger, and that
Froelich, seven years later, discov-
cred the same parasite in the in
testines of fox, and gave 1t the
name hook worm.
Now Germany is not the inhab.
itat of the Negro. nor is there any
thing in common between the Ne
gro and the badger and fox.
These animals that gave the world
the hook worm preferred Germany
to Africa, it seems.
But the writer, with these facts
before him, insists upon conclud-
| ing that 1T has Deen larry dss uLi-
ed that in the beginning the Ne
groes brought the hook worm with
them from Africa on the slave
ships
AS a matter of fact, the assump.
ton is not even fair to the writer,
nor to the Germans nor to the Ne
proes. There were men OF Ger
man descent in America before
there were Negroes, and there
we're foxes and badgers here be-
fore either Germans or Negroes
came. =,
There were lazy white men in the
South in 1907 who We'd with the
indolent red man and lacked none
of that noble warriors contempt
for all forms of work. The hook
worm in his most anemic condl
ton is a dynamo of efficiency and
strenuously compared with many
poor whites of this type, and
would probably be propelling
force if not an inspiration to
them"
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bringing this great boon for the super
animated preachers and this valuable
property to the church. Every minis
ter should hail it with joy and do all
in his power to make the movement
great success.