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The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-17
MORE BOOSTING
 FOR HOT SPRINGS
IRON MOUNTAIN RAiLWAY WRITES ITS AGENTS TO KEEP
 CITY TO FOREGROUND.
Devotes Almost Entire Issue of Agents BuIIetin" to Description
 of This Resort.

Almost the entire issue of the
 Agents Bulletin, a periodical through which the Missouri-Pacihc instructs all of it's agents over the country, is devoted to descriptive matter Of Hot Springs, which is designed to educate them and enthuse them to the degree that they will talk and boost Hot Springs to all patrons.
 Aside from many columns of de- scl'iptiye writing and many beauti- ful photos of points of interest, the
 Agents Bulletin contains tnis edi- torial, addressed to it's agents:
 A great deal of space in previous numbers of the Agents Bulletin has been devoted to Hot Springs.
 1t is one of the best-known health and pleasure resorts in the world and l it will be a source of much surprise to some of our agents to know that more than twice as many people visit this resort every year as visit the famous Carlsbad.
 The old saying that prophet is with out honor at home applies also to communities. Few people in the south west realize what gem is this spot in the Ozarks.
 It is very significant fact that the United States government took pos sehsion of the hot springs in 1892 and set them apart as national park and sanitarium for all time, for the health and pleasure of the people.
 Hot Springs has much to offer the visitor within it's gates in the way |of recreation and pleasure but it's greatest advantage Is the healing power of these wonderful waters, which come gushing forth hot from the surface of Hot Springs Mountain, in forty four different places or springs
 For almost century people affict- ed with almost every known malady have been going there to bathe in these waters and the residents of this city can tell remarkable stories of |cures effected at this resort
 Here, then. is place in which at one time or another practically every man, woman and child in your locality may be interested.
 Read the contents of this special tIpf Cnr.uyc, uupsl,nr oo,l Co, r,,r book and testimonial pamphlet. Read them and talk Hot Springs to your patrons. Here Is an opportunity for you to create business. Any time is good season to visit Hot Springs. However, the months of January, Feb ruary. March and April see more vis- itors there than any other period of the year.
 Use the advertisements in the sup plement in the newspapers with which we have contract in your locality freely at this time without of course, exceeding the amount of our contract. This is something you can conscien- tiouy urge upon. your patrons, espe cially those having need of relief from pains and aches.
 We cannot talk too much about Hot Springs. Its waters have undoubted merit; it is very attractive for pleas ure trip; 1t is near nome and 1t is reached from all directions by the- acihcIron Mountain.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-17
PARK HOTEL ARRIVALS.

C. W Mausus. St. Louis; A. H. Lin. deke. St Paul: w. r. Lindeke, St. Paul; John r. Beahan. St, Louis. w ]. Shall, St:- Louis; Mrs. William Fleming, Bloomington. III; Mrs Harry Fleming and son, Bloomington, H.; c R Jcanson. Little Rock, Ark; Mrs. II c. Brent, Kansas City: l.. w Smith St. Louis; Mrs. Robert F. Cur Us, Kansas City.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-17

tized from fiction, the authors of whom were women, and it goes to show that tho feminine patronage of the theater is interested in work of this kind. There's nothing so absorb ing to the ladies as romance, and when the scenes are laid in the South land 1t enhances the value of the play tenfold.
 All new specialties in the vaudeville feature will also be given together with an entire change of motion pic tures.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-17
Madame X.

Local theatregoers are manifesting unusual interest in the approaching visit of Henry W. Sayages prodnc ton of Madame K Bissons great emo tional drama. wlich electrified all of Europe for year and ran as long to consistently crowded houses in Chi cago and New York last season. This celebrated play will be the offering It the Auditorium Thursday. February 23d.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-17
CONG. HOUSE OF ISRAEL

Regu'ar services will be held to- night at the Temple, corner Quapaw and Market streets, at 8 o'clock. Rab- bi Rhine will deliver the sermon on The Meaning of lImmoralty." The public is cordially invited.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-17
orll oTTl

The famous lecturer, Edibard Am aerst Ott will. be at the High School Monday Monday night. Dr. Ott has been here twice and his repeated ap- pearance speaks for him. Hear him.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-17
TEMPEST AND suNHiNE.'
Will Be Played for Remainder Week
 by Lewis Stock Company.

For the last two days of the week. with Saturday matinee. the big W. H. Lewis Stock Company will present Mary ]. Holmes betutiful story. Tempest and Sunshine
 This makes two pIays within week. beth southern Istories drama
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-17
William Macauley tn "classmates.9

The savage realism in Robert Ede- sons successful play Classmates, direct from the Hudson Theatre, New York, in which William Macauley will appear at the Auditorium Saturday matinee and night, February 18th, very nearly caused the ringing down of the curtain on an unfinished act the other night.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-17
NOTICE

Bowling contest tonight Park vs. Southern bowling team. at Park hotel alleys. Ladies cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15

J5A Q1&&f41gy 500
564-66-68 Fifth Avenue
Forty-sixth and Forty-seventh Streets
With real Winter just beginning
we offer all of our remaining
Fur Coats and Matched Sets
At Cleanup Prices
Determined to sell now, rather than store any Furs
at the end of the Winter season, we have reduced
prices regardless of actual ualues. The reductions
the more important because all our Women Fur
Coats and Sets are new and of carefully selected
qualtes-and in every detail Of style and work
manship equal those produced by the best furriers.
Cdacu Goats, in plain and trimmed efectsthat SIS
to $9OO-ARE NOW 500 to $500.
Persian Lamb Goats (pan)-tha were $475 to a75-ARE
NOW S325 to $3.50.
Baltic and Hudson Seal Coas-that were $500 to $3.50
ARE NOW S95 10 $780,
Broddail Russian Pony Goats plain and trimmed effects
that we're $l25 to $3O0-ARE NOW S65 to $50.
Skunk Sets-that $35 $35O-ARE NOW Y85 toSZ5O
Pointed Fox Sets Of beautifully matched skins that
s235 to s475-ARE NOW $50 to S2Z5.
NoUehy Sets in wide variety Of fine Furs-AFE NOW
REDUCED TO About One-hdF Former Prices.
Tailored and Semi I ailored Suits
At Less Than Half Former Prices
These decisive reductions affect all Of mportaton exclusive
models by Bernard, Dreco Paqun MaaAmand, Beer and
Franc-as we'll late designs Of adaptaton both plain
tailored and fmmed The materials include the finest imported
broadcloth, velvet and corduroy.
Suits that were ss5 to s3lO-ARE NOW $40 to $780,
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
LAURIER FOR RECIPROCITY
Tells Canadian Manufacturers Agree
ment Will Not Iniure Them.

Ottawa. Jan Al think that it may be
possible for Canada 10 conclude some meas
ure Of reciprocity with the United States
Without iniuring either the farmers or the
manufacturers Of the Dominion
Sir Wnfrid Laurier. the Premier. gave
this reply last night 20 the declaration OF
TIE Canadian Manufacturers Association
mat the United States may be ready for
reciprocity but Canada is not.
The manufacturers presented their case
70 several members Of the government and
most OF the members Of the Senate and
House. II had teen carefully prepared,
With the evident view OF counteracting the
demands Of Western farmers made month
ago for reciprocity with the United States
and free trade with Great Britain.
/ think you will agree" said the Pre-
nier, that If there are two men who can
he trusted 10 handle a negotiation such as
nov proceeds az Washington. without dis
'Lroing our prosperous conditions, these
men are our capable commissioners, Messrs.
Fielding ard Paterson"
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
KELLOGG NEAR CONTEMPT
Justice McKenna Misunderstood His
Explanation.

Washington, Jan. l4-Frank b. Kellogg,
'he governments special counsel came
near being arraigned for contempt when
arguing the Standard Oil case before the
supreme Court OF the United States yester-
day
We cannot hear you" said Justice Nc
henna You drop your voice at the end of
each sentence
Very well YOUR honor. III keep il up."
replied Mr. Kellogg
Jlsuce McKenna started and then
,augned Mr Kellogg explained that he
Htant ne would keen his voice up.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15

%. Altntatt & On.
5TH AVENUE. 34rH AND 18Th STREETS NEW YORK
AMERICAN MADE WILTON RUGS
A SPECIAL SALE IS ANNOUNCED FOR MONDAY OF
CHOICE QUALITIES IN A LARGE VARIETY OF
DESIRABLE SIZES AND DESIGNS NCLUD-
ING THE FOLLOWING:
WILTON RUGS IN SIZES a3rlo6 AND erla
USUALLY $1,000 & 1000 AT $500
WILTON RUGS IN SIZES s3xIo6 AND srl2
USUALLY $4,000 & $500 AT $500
AND SMALL SIZES AT $500, 400. ATS & SIS
IMPORTED LACE CURTAINS
AT LARGE REDUCTIONS IN PRICES WILL BE ON
SALE MONDAY. AMONG THEM BEING LACET ARABE.
MARIE ANToINETTE, RENAISSANCE AND IRISH
POINT LACE CURTAINS. FORMERLY $475 TO 1900
AT $3.25, $50, SIS, 725 & 8.75 PER PAIR
A SALE OF WOMENS WAISTS HAS BEEN AR.
RANGED FOR MONDAY WHEN A NUMBER OF ESPECIALLY
PREPARED MODELS WILL BE OFFERED AT UNUSUALLY
LOW PRICES: ~ -. ID s.
CHIFFON WAISTS !: AT $500. 675 & II.50
REAL cLUNY LACE WAISTS AT $50
COLORED DRESS GOODS FOR SPRING ARE Now
BEING SHOWN. COMPRISING SCOTCH AND ENGLISH MIX
TUREs HoMEsPUNs TWEEDs AND HAIR-LNE STRIPES IN
VARIOUS SHADES. AS WELL AS NUMEROUS MATERIALS IN
WEIGHTS SUITABLE FOR WEAR AT THE WINTER RESORTS
A SPECIAL SALE WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY OF
IMPORTED HENRIETTA CLOTH AT 78c. YARD
IN THE DESIRABLE SHADES FOR SPRING
FINE CORSETS AT LESS THAN oNE.HALF The USUAL
PRICES WILL BE ON SALE MONDAY. WHEN THREE NEW
MODELS OF CoRsETs MADE IN WoRKRooMs ON TIE
PREMISES WILL BE OFFERED AS FOLLOWS:
CORsETS IN SIZES FOR SLENDER OR MEDIUM FGURES
AT $500 & $425
CoRsETs IN SIZES FOR LARGE FIGURES AT $500
WOMENS TALOR-MADE SUITS IN MANY Styles
AND MATERIALS SUITABLE FOR PRESENT AND EARLY
SPRING WEAR WILL BE REDUCED ON
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
coEsgL INDICTMENTS QUAsHED,

Frankfort. Ky. Jan. l4-lndictments
against ". H. Culton. Wharton Golden ana
,be assossination of Governor GOebel, were
dismissed today. Culton is reported dead,
and commonwealth Attorney Franklin says
he believes no conviction could be mad IN
the Golden cases
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
TO ENLARGE REMINGTON PLANT.

plans for the enlargement Of the manu-
featuring facilities Of the Remington Type
writer plant al Ilion, n. Y. it was an
nounced yesterday, have been completed
and new building operations will begin
within the next few days. For some time
baen working day and night TO meet the
demands for its machines.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
SICK elNANcIeR a SUICIDE.

~ Louis. Jan 14-Henry c. Scott, presi-
cent Of the National Light and Improve
Inent company shot and killed himself al
~ nome here to-day He was a wealthy
hndncler, with large holdings in pubic
,xsutSy sSy corporations Continued III health
vas assigned as the cause OF his act
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
Bows Wash Norfolk Suits

in a variety of Imported Materials.
Sizes to IA yrs. Price $685.
Former prices $3.50 and $3.50
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15

10000 YDS OF WHITE MUSLIN EMBRODERlES
IN LENGTHS OF ABOUT ~ YARDS WILL BE MARKED
TUESDAY, AT THE ATTRAcTNELY Low PRICES OF
Sc, &c., Sl.0O. S135 TO $425 PER LENGTH
WHICH ARE 331s96 TO 5o96 LESS THAN USUAL PRICES
SOLD IN LENGTHS ONLY
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
Also
Young Mems and Youths Suits

in Fancy Mixed Woolens and Cassi-
meres. IS to 20 yrs. Price $11.50
Former prices $3.50 to $22O0
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
Bows Wash Sailor Suits
Bows Wash Sailor Suits

of Imported White Galatea, some with
coored collars. to 10 yrs..Price S3.55
Former prices $500 and $3.50
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
Fifth Ave. at 35th st.
FULL OF MERIT

The suits make to for $500 In our REM
nant sale. Everything sacrificed regardless of former
value. See the fine imported Winter overcoatings of
McGrane & Wemlinger of 2So Fifth Ave. sold by them
for $4,000 Our price $500. The only difference is
the location. Sale second floor. Our Full Dress
Suit silk lined to $4,000 Tuxedo Suit s3s 90.
Arm I'll Ell w, 8fSaaS:s Sin'S 81. 6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
Sic fl1tge 2ieie,

SSm @erbit 1870 famen Mgenten
Ser in 8ilolt1g begriffenen fran5oii=
iden Sitarmee na9 Ser 5dmei5, l111
Efer0e 51t fa1fen. @iner Sic er Mar=
ner eridien au9 1T ei1en1 9orfe 6eS
&antons ct. @allen l1n0 polte ei1em
@%utsbeiiber feline fraftige fiinfiabrige
u2ieie" abfaufen, Sic megen ibres
lanften CHARACTERS I'M gan5en 3orfe
befannt un0 beltebt mar. Ma9 lan=
gem Sample init li9 ielblt b%erfaufte
ser 8eltber 6as 5bier, neil ser Mgent
|275 9ollarS bot, pabren6 ser Mor=
malpreiS MIR ungefabr sic @alfte oes
8etrages ausgemaht batte.
Sim 1. 6ebr1tar 1871 iiberl 9ritt sic
BON @ol1rbaft befebligten fran5oiiide
Sitarmee Sic @ren5e ser 9dmei5.
@fan entmaffnete un6 internirte bas
Seer. @roBe S6mierigfeiten bereitete
SEN 8e60r6en ser Sdmei5 namentlt6
sic ltnterbringung ser balbperbm,1=
gerten, bernahr1oiten 5%ebntauien6
Gfer6e, Sic Sic Gran5oien mitgebradt
batten. Man bel6loB alio, iie auf
alien groBeren Marftpldten 0ffentltd
GIT periteigern. Dies geihab al1d in
Mltltatten int Canton ct. @auen.
&un0erte bon @dulen itanoen 81 ol1f
6em g%erdlmigen Marftplab angefop=
belt. Inter Sen 5ablrei&en &auf=
lltitigen un6 @eugierigen befano iid
a16 ser ebema1tge 8eitber Ser u2ie=
le." @e0ddtig 0l1rd1dritt er, bon
ieinem ermadienen Sobn begleitet.
Sic 9feiben Ser Sbiere. Do muroe er
pl0blid beftig an ieinem linfen &od=
armel gefaBt nn6 geldiittelt. @td
lmtpen0en6, iab er ii6 bon Sen 3ab=
1ten ei1tes 8feroefopfeS gepadt un6
-u2iei e!" idrie Dor Srel1oe nn0 &iib-
rl1ng ser erital1nte Mann, Sen &opf
6es ben aufmiebern6en 8fer6es fret
delno. @s mar etn 8ieoer ieben, nie
me1t1t alte Sreun6e chamber nah 1ar=
ger Srennung mieoergefun6en baben.
Mber mie iob ste u2iefe" outs! Mbge=
magert, folt obrre Mabnen= rn0
Sdmeifbaare> bot 6os Sbier Elm joint
merlides 8il0. u9ieie" 1pur0e fir
25 Dollors 5ltriidgefaltft. Mon
6rodte iie ms Seimatb0orf mo file
bon Ser &a1fte ser @intpobneri9aft
am Sbor eripartet mltr0e. l1n0 es
bro6 Elm mabrer Sl1bel aus, ols 2iele
obne 6iibrung, miebern6 Dor 6reuoe>
ibrem Stoue 31trabte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16

binab. Scum iagen sic mir aber, no.
rum Sic SIRE Eaiden nt6t 3eigen
MOLTEN, mas 6o@ ale iibrigen Serren
Sffi5iere getbm baben?"
Ser 6abnri6 ipra@: rsSsbbnen al
lein, Serr Sberit, min i6 eS germ be-
fennen. Meine gltern fins arm. Sd
gebe ibnen 0aber meinen balben Solb
nn6 elie mtttags ni6ts @armeS. Mls
ib bel Sbnen eingela6en mur0e, batte
id mein Mitageiien bereits 1T Ser
Saide = 11no ga batte ib mild idyia-
men miiiien, menn beim ummenoen
Der Saiden ELM 5tiid idlpar3eS 8ro6
un0 eine @ltrit berausgefanen mare. ("
Ser Sberit iagte geriibrt: Sic
itno Elm iebr gutter Coin! Damit sic
Sbre @ltern 6elto leihter unteritiiben
f0innet1, iollen sic nun tdgli6 bel mir
ipetIen." @r lu6 alle Sffi5iere 5l1 Ell
mem feitliden @aitmable ei11, be5ea1gte
Dor i6nen auen sic l1nidut16 6es
Tabnribs uno iiberreide ibm gum
Bepeiie ieiner &odad)tung sic gol=
oene 9oie ais Elm @eiGenf.
@er feline @ltern ltebt u10 ebrt,
ST @ott un0 Wenid en lief uno lpertb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
Sic soloene 9oie.

Gin Sberit 5eigte 6en Sffi5ieren,
Sic BEL ibm ipeiiten, Bel Gii6 cine
nelte, iebr id0ne Sole. Mad elmer
@eile mo11te er cine Grile Sabaf neb=
mer1, i1bte in allen Salden lt116 iag<
tie beitiir5t: $50 lit 6enn meme Sole?
Seben Sic 6pd einmal nad], meme
@erre1t, Oh 11idt ettpa elmer ite in &C.
6anfen eingelteft babe."
Mae itanoen iogleid al1f INTO men=
6eten Sic Saiden ltn1, obne 6ab Sic
Sole gum goridein fam. Sour ein
6dbnrid hieb 1T iidtbarer &%erlegen=
beit ltben utro 1agte: uSSdb pen6e mei=
ne Salden niht Inn; mein @bren=
mort ouB i6 sic Sole ntdt babe, lei
genug!!" 9ie Sffi5iere gingen fopf=
idiitteln6 oltseinmn0er, uno ieoer
bielt i'm fir Sen Dteb.
Mm an0ern Morgen lieB ibn ser
.Sberif r11fen un6 iprad: uDie Sole
bat ii6 mie0ergefun6en. Sc mar in
meiner Sai6e cine @abt aufgegangen
un6 6a fiel iie 5mii6en sem Slttter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
Kjndor 8cnroIon
MACH FLETCHER'S
CAS- r ia
NamtIienfreiS.-
Mm @rabe ser @attim.

&riifen6 idort flein 2iesden nad)
Ser l1br-idon iieben i6ldgt's? 80,
5ribden, lab 1tns idnen sic @lei6er
al1s5ieben, Hapo mfrs Balls fomme11!"
= ~Md" = Eft gdreden malt iid
a1tf 0em @eiidt 6es fleinen @ltben;
bltbidnem iin6 6ie @oS9en uno
Striimpfden berunterge5ogen, un6
menige Minute ipdter loldt Sic alte
5rol1, pelde 6as &oustpeien un6 Sic
&inoer beiorgt, sic 2ampe aus. Die
&inoer miiien eingeidlafen fem,
tpenn Ser &err beimfebrt. 2ange
3eit lit I'M @dIaf3immer Mnes fin,
Damn ert0nt eine 6liiiteritimme bonn
8ettdyen Der: sd fann nidt i9la-
fen, 5ribel." ~SS@ audi nidt. 0b
mobl Ger Bopa MN fommt?" -
vDann iet 1tl1r rubig, Gribel, ionit
miro er b0ie, ser 8apa! ST claude
6ribel, gu - Oh CT 1tns nod Iieb
bat?" = Sn Ser Dunfelbeit fonnte
2ieiel 6es @ru6ers &%opfidiittelt
nidt feben 1tn6 fubr fort: u&annit
gu Old nod auf @ama b%eiinnen?
Die quite, quite Mama!" = Die Sttm=
tne 5ittert, un6 idIud5en6 fommt sic
gntgegnung: nSSa, Mama 1T nun Elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16

8er{ud9te NQeS. 10
Baltimore, Mib., tetIt nit: Meine. 9obter bate
fte :ita .iS IN {9a1' s$iate IN 6er i$redi}siten
Betfe eth. sd lteb te I'm 3otpttal bon ben
beften Ner5ten %bebanbelr. btrtudbte Mues. aoer
dstae De!teruna trat en-. 20 eeoIan@te u !2
bic anfdae, berf9tpunoer. SO Tam metnen
9aMi tlr bic suunoerbare 8eilung ntcDt II
aHorte fIetuen.
MiS Elm idneres 9etlmittel fir aue gser.
teutranten e1lpfteb.. 3err 8. S. :Gaulfner tn
itarter.. e iuar 1908 1ber s wionate an Wse.
landolie Ikiee1S uni. aut gupfeblune. feines
1farrer8 faufte e. 8 TIat@en beg Nerpert.
itarferS. ssa@ gebrau9 boa 5 SIaf9en mar
CT ssbetlt; fiblte .tpobl bts oum Sabre 1909.
ais fi3 Ipteber 3ei3en bes .eioens etnfteQter.
heI9e aber nod @ebrau9 einer balben Sla'
foe tpteber bert9tpanben.
Oval cir tpertbpoQeS Bud far gternenleibenbe
5rLII nirb ssebem ber es berlan9t. a%u9eianbt.
49, ar..e erba!te1 aud be Me6ala amfonft.
9iefe Rebiaiu murbt felt benz Sabre 1875 BON benz
&o9m: .9aftor abuig. Sort wapne. .Snb.. ~aubereitet
nnb lett nnter feiuer anspeifung bon Der
koENIG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake Ctr. CHICAGO, liz.
eei M~pstbe.e<. ~ baben far
" - Srst ;s! :i.71, : fs? ss.o q. ''''''
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
Qinoerede.


Ser ldyDne Som1ner lit langit &c.
qangen nno fat sic 8lumen mitge-
nommen; audi, sic 80igel iino meiit
fort, uno sic nod bier iino, iin6
itumm un0 tral1rig. @ogar 6os 2aub
auf 8aum u11o Strau6 min nidt lan-
ger auf Sen 3meigen bleiben, 400 es
10 luitig ton8te i'm 8inoe; maBforbtg
lit es %gemor0en, 6aS 10 idon grim
mar, lr1o nun fant eS gu booen u1o
ion bermo0ern.
Muh sic sonne fat feline Suit mebr
ant 5deinen. Die gr6e muB ibr
mobl nidt mebr aefallen, tie ifal1t
fal,m nod gu ibr berl1nter nno l9laft
Sic meilte 3eit binter Sen 8olfengar=
|binen.
Sa, es lit ,r1,r1 einmal 10: Sic i@o=
ne ;3eit lit ppriiber, sic bellen, mor=
n1en, froben Soee iin0 nergangen,
uno b0le @elelen 5ie6en ms 2ano:
Mebel rno Meger, 9turm nno &dlte.
gs lit einmal 70: 6as Sabr gebt lei=
1,en Sang, es gibt ltn0 nimmt, mie
es an ser Belt lit, rn6 mir miiiien
6amit 5ufrieoen fem. Sic Menid)en
fins in manden Dingen flug inns bo=
ben 1id. groBe Madt 51 ldoffen ge=
ml,bt, aber 10 flug u1r6 madtig lit
feirer, ooB ct jett I'M Spatberbit Die
gr6e grim uro bliihen0 MAIDEN fon11=
tie. 9ei6t einmal fir eit @iertelitilno=
dlen fom ser Menih Sic Sonne btn=
ter 6en @olfen berborloden, menn lie
nidt i6einen mi1.
Bir miiiIen uns allo 6arin idylfen
un0 5ufrieoen fem. Gin Sroit tit inns
Sic 3uperiiht, bab oud Ste bole u
Sage poriibergeben nno 6ob es tpie=
ser Sriibling meroen miro. Dtele
gaiume mer6en mieoer lire griinen
@ran5e ms @oor fled,ten, nn6 aus
6em @o6en mer0ett Sic bunten @ll&=
men Ieiie IL. langiam berauSifliipfen,
immer mebr l1no INNER raider, Biz
Mles mieoer bon 9ltft un0 Sarbe tif.
Gam tpiro Sic Come mie0er ouf Sic
gr6e Standardization nit ibrem GUT
ten. breiten @e1iht un6 10 btel 2lhf
un6 @dirne nit poI1en @an0en aus
itreuer, 0oB es inns beinobe 5t biel
mir6. Sn ser &offnung ouf 6os font
men6e Cute trdgt 6as 8oie ii@ btel
leidfer.
nebrigens, lit es 0enn 10 i@limm
be!tent in 6ielen Sogen, 0oB iie nnS
oar ni6tS @ltes bieten fonnen? SD
nreine, men11 mir genal 5uleben, fin-
set iid 6od merlei. Sin6 oenn all
sic rotbbadigen Mepfel idon ouf Ste
ser SCRIPT beideert fat, nn0 Sic GEL
ben 8irnen un0 Die iuBen Settle?
Gu11n 11n0 mann fomn1t aud nod Elm
itiner Mahmittag nit etmas Son<
a1n0 menn es ni6t biel it,
10 tit es oo6 etmos. l1n0 Die MbenOe!
@er1n es fiibl Miro, brennt oaS ge=
6eler int Diem, un0 penn
es 6unfel miro, 5iin0et Sic Mutter Sic
on. 9unn lit es 10 trauli9
int &reiie ser 5amilie, es plaltoert iiG
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secure the attendance of teachers at
said meetings
We acknowledge with gratitude
the friendly spirit manifested towards
US by the State and county school off,
Gals. and we view with delight the
hopeful public sentiment now crystal
i~ng In enorts to secure the intelli-
gent upliht OF the negro. and that
the trend of the times Indicates thar
men are beginning to realize the value
OF intelligent citizenship over an igno
rant one
Health Conditions.
we are sensibly alarmed at the ex-
listing death rate of our people dine
largely to their disregard of the laws
OF health We urge and insist upon
our people giving more attention to
the laws of sanitation. cleanliness in
person. in home surroundings. in tho
food they eat and the raiment thov
wear. believing that. these practices
OF sanitation will serve to prolong the
lives of the people
The Womcn'x Work.
Inc women's work in Virginia con-
quoted by the various societies. such
as the Women's Vivio Retirement Clubs
Mothers Clubs. etc Is destined to
revolutionize the existing conditions in
this state, and the effects will ha foI,
ana the communities which thew reach
we. therefore. recommend tina, our
women teachers In Virginia assist in
these movements I'm communities IN
which they live. We advise that the
women who have no organized clubs
IN their communities. organize such
oluos as soon a S convenient.
Our Civil Relation.
we recognize tho fact that we arc
passing through the most critics,
period of our civil life in the United
States-a period in which the racial
relauons of our country have reached
mat stage of consideration requiring
the uttermost discretion in speech and
act and the profound tud sment OF
God-fearing men.
inc many movements now helms
recognized and enacted into law
having as their purpose a. more rigid
requirement in the exercise of civil,
rights by Improving the citizens con.
oition and qualifications in such wa,
that only the intelligent shall rul,
meet our appreciation; provided Away.