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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-04-26
$40 REWARD.

For the return or Information
of 3 head Of mares with colts.
Strayed or stolen. Two branded
IsSN on rigbthip and one branded
SSSE5S on left hank. VIM. Con-
81 molly.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-04-26

Tell your friends about the flax
Demonstrating Day. May 9TH. a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-01


baptized in blood and lived UP to
its baptism ever since. There
was plenty of entertainment, of
Roman gladiator and Spanish
bull fight sort, only more thrilling
to jaded nerves.
Several times a rush of people
to the far side of the broad in
field brought the occupants of
grandstands and boxes eagerly to
their feet with binoculars. They
held their breath and banded sur
misses as to what speed maniac
had been suddenly sponged off
the list of contestants.
These incidents, however, mere
ly marked the demolition of rae
ing automobiles each worth a
small fortune.
1t was Luck alone that cheated
Death of his usual toll. Once, a
huge car hurt1ed up the steep
curve of the track at one of the
turns, struck the cement coping
at its rim, snapped off a telephone
pole like toothpiek and came to
a staggering stop. The driver
chung to his steering wheel and
his mechanic sprawled across the
track. Neither was seriously
hurt.
Later, another monster dived
off the trackinto the paddock and
it turned over, but Death was in
bad luck again.
To make this speed Iunacy holi-
day, 27 automobile manufacture
ers and private owners spent ST.
GOO apiece for the privilege of
s,.,,a@~,S, AS,,or ,S.ao11,,,ae.f fo-N a.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-01

each for repairs, fuel and assist
ants in the repair pits. " Two of
the racing machines cost $35, 900.
to build. A fair average vaIua-
ton would be $1,000. -Four cars
skidded off the track and were
wrecked. A dozen more were
disabled before the race was over.
The depreciation in value of every
automobil in the contest was over
so per cent.
Oh, twas a great day for burn.
ing up money!!
Some of the vast crowd had
driven far over rain-soaked roads.
Others came in Pullmans and day
coaches. One railroad ran over
so special sleepers from Chicago
alone. Hotel accommodations
were exhausted, and hundreds
slept in waiting rooms or sat up
all night. The spectators paid
from three to nine dollars for
seats. Some paid as high as 500
for transportation.
Restaurant tables were sold at
a premium by head walters.
Thirst dispensers worked in re-
lays. Everybody bet.
Few cared to wager that the
race would be run without fa-
talIties, but much money changed
hands on the number that would
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
Gines Mrjtes 8eri6t Iber
Suberfulpien=m ebi3in

@abe @dman's Mlteratibe in beridiez
benen SdQen bon tuberfulnren 9riifen
oes Madens gebrau9t nit ausge3eidnez
ten Grfolgen 5u ieber 3eit. Sn- einem
Sale foitete es mir 500, ba 6ds Rd66en
er oamtt begann. als es our Opera
tion fertig mar; uno in fur5er Belt fan6
mar Die Operation fin rtdt n0tbig. S9
bin Der Metnung. 0a6 lire &ecoros gez
raoe 10 fem iinb tpie c6e6em. 'Ssbr fennt
meinen @lauben bnran."
Original zines nufbetpabrten 9ofto=
ren<8riefes.)
gdman's M1teratipe lit in mbern Sorz
men tpirtiam. 2eiet, tpas Srau @arbin
fagte:-
Sbabo Sals, Sbabo.
~9errenl S9 babe 3tpeiun63tpdn8ig
Efuno 3ugenon1men felt lebtem Sebruar,
rnb mein 8abb erfreut itd elmer perfect
ten @efunbbeit. @s lit iebt bier Ronate
alt. Sd CLAUDE. baB meme 2~ungentranfz
beit 9ebeiIt it,"
(l1nter3eidnetes 4ffibapit.
Srau N3. 8. @arbin.
Gdman's Mlteratibe lit mirflnm in SSdlz
len bon 8ron9itis, ri tbmn, 5eufieber,
Sails unb 2unge1z9eidper6en unD inn
Mufbau bes SDltems. gntbGlt fein @ift,
Spiaten ODER Mebi3in bie ii9 CUR 8ez
tpobnbeit madt. gu bertaufen BEL ser
Molttor 9rug So. u11o nnoeren 6aupts
apotbefern: Srast nad @ootlet, in nell
diem 9eilungen ber5eidnet linb ODER
an @dmans 2aboratorium, Y6i(az
oepbia, Ta., fir tpeitez g%biben3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
@abrenb oieies Sommers lueroen

pora1siidtlih piele Saulcu0e SCENT
ltdte=S uder pom iiberfiiQten Often,
pom idnaa iih %iiiuenSen Mittelme=
item l1l1o ielbitper itanolid audi bonn
oid)teI tbep0lferten europa bierber
na9 oem jl1ngfrauliden @eiten font
men, Inn Ser Gortbeile un0 Segnrl1=
gen %tbeilbaftig 51 mer0ell, Die 0as
perdnoerte 9un0es Seimitattengeleb
0ent Observation-Disclosures iidert.
Nad) genal1en 8eredn1ngen 0es
Noromeltliden gntmidllrngs=G erban=
oes Mortbmelt Development 2eog11e)
6efir1oen lid nod 100000 Aere5
freie5 u1r0 un6ei ie0eltes &%egierl1ugs=
lano ilu1erbal6 oes 8ebietes Der
Observation-Disclosures. Sic midtiglte Ser
%a10erul1g, sic ait oem @ortlaut oes
alte1 8elcbes porgenpmmel1 morOen
lit, lit oie, sob binfort orei an tatt
.fii1rf Sabre seniigen, Inn 6em 9lnlieo-
Ter SEN geletliden 9e lit ieine5 9atl5e5
81 iidern. Gagegen lit III anoerer
@inlidt cine Geridarf l1ng eingetre=
ten, iuiofcrl1 l1dnrlid), ais Set Nnlieo=
ler lll1l1 gehaltcn lit, einel1 Jbeil iei=
11es oanOes - min0eltens Elm Seh=
5ebntel 0esielben = biz gum @n6e
oes 5meiten Sabres na6 ser 8eiiter=
greifung gero6et un5 bebaut al baben
un0 menigitens Elm Mdtel 6esielben
Big 5l1m 0ritten Sabre. Ser Aniieoler
ma,B ol1h mirflid auf 6em frogliden
2an0e bleiben l1n0 mobnen. 9ieie
nel1en 8e0ingungen BADEN, mie flar
eritdtli6, ane MIR SEN einen 3med,
ehte Mniie0ler an5lt5ieben, u16 Sizes
lit ein Gortbeil fir sic Ma6boridoft
inns sic gan5e melt 5u beiieoeln6e &C.
gems.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

uermidelt fins. = 6ruu Tronc1sea
9artl, sic alteite 6rau 6es 8e5irfeS
unb pieGeift bon gang gobmen, lit
in Gpmitih i'm 102. 2ebens=
iabre geitorben. - SSn 81 d begin=
gen ser 15idbrige CD STUB. 6raos
l1no bie 13iabrige @ Morie Mail=
hef megen uu1tgliidlider 2tebe" CD
SelbitmorS. - Mnton Mottal1i9, Ser
in Neumib i. g. eine 8auern=
nirthiduft betrieb, erbdngte ith, lt1o
ols ieine Grau i'm erbangt ouffnno,
nrobte lie ebenfaus ibrem 2eben Elm
@n5e.
2nren1bnrg.
Sssn Meberna6 erlng Ser 49,
idbrige Mderer Saul Stoffel ourd
elbftura bon einer Sreppe einem S4a=
0eIbruf) ur16 in gIeider @eiie perltn=
qIiidte in 6 ! d a.. S. 81 3. ser 8ader=
meiiter gmil 5dilb t06tlid. = SSn
q o 81 perungliidte Ser 18iab-
rige sobn oes 3immermanns Sob.
Ssesen bl1rh Mbltur5 BON einem @eu=
bau. - Ser @oitpirtb @euert-Sil-
cert in gontern tpuroe bon etnem
Muto t06tlid iiberfabren. Sn ietner
Wobnltng in wnb1bane n er Ittd-
te ser in Sen pier5iger Sabren lte-
benoe EogIobner Setter edits an &ob=
Ienaos. = Dura Seuer 5eritort mur=
SEN: in gii9en @obnbolts n1o
5tonung 6es Minnettarbeiters Sob.
@eplano; in @o6ingen oas BON
Sem @irtbe Net. &remer bepob1te
Sous; in 6eu1en @obnba11s uno
5tan 6es Mrbeiters Sob @agner. =
@eitorben fin6: in @eis6ort I'M
Sitter bon 81 Sobren, ser Sdoffe g1c.
Woqner; in &leinbettingen
Sic @attin bes 9ebrerS S. g. Stein-
meb, inn Sitter bon 80 Sabren; in
Mume1ingen ser 50 Sobre alte
@sommenfibrer Sob. 8trden; in
aoImusT Sra. @ous, longidbriges
mitqIieo 6es @irdenrntbes, i'm Sitter
BON 80 Sabren; in 8e:roorf ser
pen{. @enoorm Bet. 8isoorff.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
rlt1rg Ser algemeiuen &olfsgeiu1obeit
be%igetragen.

rlllrg Ser aagen1eiren &olfsgeiun0beit
beigetragen.
Sic go5ial0emofrotie bat oaes
grlnoiaslih hefampft, mas 0as
9elttide &eid Jet iei11em @eiteben l1r=
mtttelbur ooer mttte(bar, inns 5lpar
nit li6tliGen Grfnlgen, fir Sic &olfs=
~geiltnn5eit geleiitet bot.. Sic fat ge=
gen Sic Observation-Disclosures geitimmt,
lr0 gegen ibren @iGen lit Sic 9(rbei=
terperitderung 5u itonoe gefommen.
Sic INSTRUMENTATION Giibrer FEM
men iebr mobl Sen ltnermeBliden &C.
iltnObeitlifen @ertb ser itaotIiden
Seritderungsgei ebge6ung, ober neil
1ttr l1n5ufrie0enbeit nit Sen berr=
idenoen 3uitdn0en in ibren @rom
paBt, laiien tie niht Sopon al, aus
heteriiden Mbiidten Sic So5iaIper=
itderung berab5uieben l1n5 ols uelen=
ces Mlmoien ST. fenn5ei9nen. Sic
magen jeood nidt, Sen praftii9en
SdluB aus 6ieie ibrer &altung 5l1
5ieben un0 81 for0ern, 5aB oos genial
tiae erltaunli@ groBartige ltno leger1s=
pole, bon alien gebtloeten @olfern ge=
priei ere @erf 0ieier itaatlide1n Stir
forge fir sic merftbdtige @ep0lferung
abgetragen uno gu ienen inn 8ergleid
NIT ser @egentpart b0fit u%nerbar1i=
den Gerbdltniiien 5~uriidgefebrt uir0,
mie ite Dor ser Mitte Ser a4t5iger
Sabre 6eS Der loiienen Sobrbun6erts
geberridt baben. Germ0dte sic TO-
5ialoemofratiide 6iibreridoft = inns
eigentlid mare es 6l1rdous foIgerid=
tig BON ibr - 0urd5uieben, 0oB 0as
nelen6e Mlmoien" Ser itaotlidyer
3mangsperitderung 5uriidgenommen
miro, 10 mare 6as @n6e ser So3ial-
Democratic gefommen. @arm Elm Or
better, neil er 6ann am eigenen 2eibe
Sen 6lud Ser io5taI0emofrotii d)en
Eolitif GIT ipiiren befame, tpiir6e mebr
SEN rotten Sabnen folgen, un6 sic TO-
5ialoemofratiide Sodflutb miiBte als-
balls ~elen6igltd I'M Sonoe perrinnen.
9arlm iuden 1ie in Sen Ser. Staaten,
mie 6as nod jiineit auf ibrer Ietten
Sabresberlamlung 5n bemerfen tpar,
einen mil6eren 5tan0punft ein3uneb<
men, UNI Sen Mrbeitern, Sic in oen
~Era6e Unions" nod elmer 8eiIeritel<
lung unter Sem beitebenoen @eiete
itreben, ni6t BON bornberein Dor Ben
4opf gu ftoBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
@olfSgeiumobeit.

No es iid I'M Sic eS bohmidtige
&apitel iu1 mooernen @irthidaf tsle=
BEN bar0e1t, fouu ntan fiigli6 einet1
8lif nod SOUTHLAND merfen, >penr
man iid oopon ii%6er5eugen min, mos
eine moblmeinen0e ur10 5ltr @oblfnbrt
oes Tolfes tbdtige @eiebgebung 81
leiiten pern1ag. Sn Sen letten %
ssabren lit inn 9erti6en Heide Sic az
gemeire Sterblidfeit bon 20 auf 16
bonn Solrieno 5rrudgegangen. Gum
q11ten 5beil 0riidt oieies grgebniB Sic
iegensreiden @irfl1ngen Ser So5ial=
reritderung aus.
9teie ite1t be11te mobl sic midtigite
9iirgidaft fir Sic 8olfsgeiln0beit
onr. l1eber lire uripriinglide Muf=
gnbe binals, SEN Mrbeitern Sic berlo=
rem gegange11e Sc l1n6beit 5uriid5uer=
%ltutten, lit Sic l%o5iale geriiderungS=
geietgebl1ng ge1padlen un0 bubnbre=
heno inns porbilolid Ser 9auptbe=
I%tanbtbei[ ser geiammten @elun0betts=
pflege %getporoen. Die 5ablreiden Sell
itqtten l5no grbolungsbeime, sic BON
Sen Geriiderungsanitulten fir sic ge=
gen &ranfbeit, l1nfan, Sitter un5 ST.
poli6itdt @eriiderten eeidoffen NOR
Sen iin0, 0ienen nidt bloB Sem
3mefe, sic Sci n6beit pie6erber5lt=
1teuen, lonbern lollen al1d porbeugen,
in6em ite Sem @erfan ser forper1iden
inns geiitigen &rafte 6urh Muffri=
ldung ser @%eiun6beit redt5eitig ent=
gegenpirfen. 5dtte Granfreih cine
ser 6eutiden gletdmertbige, ebenio
umfoHenoe uno bereits ebenio Iunge
mirfenbe itaatltde 3mangsperiide=
rung, 10 bdtte es beute idperli9
@run0 CUR &lage iiber Sic nunmebr
iidtlid obnebmen6e 8eoolferung, sic
Sort Inn 10 bedngitigenoer empfunoen
1piro, o1s Tie idlieBlid Sic @riegsitar=
fe be6roben muB. SIT 6od bon be-
rl1fener iodfunoiger seite feitgeitent
moroen, 0ab in DeutidIan6 Sic Sterb=
Iidfeit gero6e in SEN MItersf1aiien ser
Mdnner abgenommert Fat, fir Sic sic
%io5iale @eiebgebung goriorge trifft.
~ltnteritiibt miro Sic So5ialnerft9e=
rl1ng in ibren sic 8oIfsgeiun6bett 11no
@oIfsfroft beben6en 8irfumgen 6ur4
sic neutrality-suspicious.. Die &C.
fetlide ginidrdnfung Ser 4iroer=
un6 Srallenarbeit uno Sic 9erabie=
tung ser Mrbeits5eit boben gum 5in-
Ten ser sterbe5iffern un6 CUR Gocroe=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

nabe3u pouen6et. Bie idon be:merft,
lit sic Sdaffung zines Councils in
jeSer Gr5oio5eian<Staot eggplant in
lln%teroronung inter Elm Natiomles
9miptfon5il NIT 6em wabrideinliden
@a1pt:uartier gu @albingto1r. Gie=
ier Elan bat idon Sic 3l,itimmung
Ser Mmerifaniiden Erieiteridaft er=
bolten, iomie oes Ober=@ Generals ser
ct. @incent Sc Saul So5ietdt in So
ris.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
@ir lebcn lit ciner idDmen @elt,

5dglid bort l1nb lief man BON Wer=
fe1r Ser 8or1n6er5igfeit un5 Maditen=
liebe. @ir baben &in6erl hutgeien=
idaften, Sic lth ser bilfloien &lei=
1ren an1tebmen. Standardization +
ten, sic 6ariiber maden, 0aB fein
Efer6 miBbon6elt miro un6 @un6e
&aben idmer5los in SEN 500 BE-
for6ert 1per6en. Sc gibt Sci elidof=
ten fir Sic &eformirung bon &erbre=
hern, @ereine fir @ebung ser Moral,
fir sic 8eiierttng Ser &C.
itrolthelte11, @oipitaler fir sic arr1en
u10 M%ltenheime fir Sic &C.
bredliden. gs gibt ir5eiien Men=
if)e11, Sic iid) nit Sic len @erfen Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

Geo. 8. Sigbie, Msorton, Mid.,
gebro16te Solep Mieren.@inen fir
Rteren< nn6 Blnfen-8ei@meroen. Ct
iogt: Sd fnn1 fir meirrer1 SOIL
feline on6ere Me6i5in, Sic in Be5ug
auf mobltbatise @irfung Ben 5olep
Mieren-Binen gIei9fommt. Sic iiro
cine fdere un6 5uperldffige Meoi5ir
fir Mieren-8eidper6en un6 @beirrto.
tisntus gntbolten feline i4d6ltder1
Me6iainffoffe. Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

Ne1Bert feline Meinlu1g. uObne bic
le l1midmeiie Sit maden," lhreibt
SEER q. Meugeba,1er Don @a5leton,
g. 1af., umohte id} einfod iagen,
LAB Ser Nlpenfral1ter sic bette MeSi=
sin lit, sic man 6aben fam. Meine
6ralt lit an 8lattern= l1n0 Niere11=
@eidapcrSen, uno nah o%reitagigeu1
@e6raud 5elgte Sic Meoi5in idon fire
@irfung, ltnb meme 6rol1 NOR balo
geiun6."
Seine Npotbefer= MeSi5in, ion5ern
ein einfodes, oltes ltn0 5eiterprobtes
&rdl1ter=@eilmittel. Gem Tlthlifl1m
aeliefert oltrh =Ggenten ODER
6ireft bon Sem 2aborotorium Ser Ser
81. &eter 6abrnep & Cons
g., 1916 e.. 9o9ne 2foe., Gfi=
cago, Sn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
National &onfcren5 Der
&atbolii1em GbaritaS.

Us ltebt nit geltimmtbeit 5u or.
marten, oaB BEL Scr Ser lammlung ser
Nat1onal &onferen5 Ser @otbotiifen
ebaritas in Ser aatboliiden timber
litat 5u &aibington al11 90, %, "a.
l1no %. September sic 6iiriorge fit
ll!11ge Mooden gang eionoere Muf=
n%erflalnfeit ermeden Mrs. @or 5mei
Sabren lfon fat Sic 8onferen5 0ieier
an9elegenbeit iid 5ugepenoet. Gie
o1rette ooer inoirefte 6olge 0apon
NOR, oob Sic 6iiriorge iiir iunge MG6=
d)en in elmer an5abl unierer groBeren
Staote raide 6ortidritte madte. Be-
rld]te aus alien Stdoten, in 5enen
Observation-Disclosures in 0ieiem
si1111e %9etroffen iin0, meroen 81, ser
%er1omlnllrng einlal1fen. 9ie beIten
Mittcl inns @ege sur @ernoQfomm=
! l1lt1g Ser Maohen=6iir Jorge mer0e11
belprpd]en uno BON allen Seiten Be-
leltd1tet. INSIDE on6ere ald elm enge=
rer 3l1lamn1enidluB aler fatboliiden
&eretnigungen in Ml1Sii6ltng Sic er
io51aler Notwithstanding, a11ge=
ltrebt. 6 lit bis iett nod eine ih1pe=
be1rSe Trage, Of es fir fat6oliide
aorporationer rathlnm lei, obne Mn=
ld)luB an Sic nationalen o0er lofolen
seme9ungen olf oieiem 6elSe oGein
SIT orbeiten.
@or einigen Sahren fat in fatbo1i=
lf)e1 areiien Sos Nrohlem Ser 6eSe=
ration &atboliiher 6ralten 8ereini-
gu11gen piel Mufieben erregt. Ser
Mnfang oamit mur6e IN Sabre 1908
III &idmon6 gemadt. Sic 6rage
pur0e obermoIs auf ser Mationo1
aonferen5 ser aatboliide11 Gboritas
in @aihineton Dor 5mei Sabren be-
rlihrt, ebenio ourh sic Mational=@er=
iamm1llng ser ct. @incent sc EauI
Societp in Bottom 1911. 9osielbe
Nro6lem mir6 bon r1eltem altfgenom=
men lei Ser Gharitas @onferen5 gu
@oihington I'M Monot september
Sic @ouptfrage beitebt 5orin, Oh
oie 6ral1enoereine iid Mir geienidnft-
lidl 5uiammenidlieBen mer6en ODER
on Sic ieporote Organization fir Gbo=
ritos. Eurauel fJiernit beiteht cine
Repagl11g, Sic ieparate federation
Ser 6rol1er : Gereinigltng, Sic jest
NIT Ser Mnerifoniiden federation
Ser aatbolilden So5ietdten oerb1n=
Sen lit. 9ie @auptfrage pirS 5ltr
0isfltiiion geltellt in Ser @eriamm=
lltl1g ser federation 5u 9ouispille int
M1?911lt. Mah Ser 9ouisoiler ltn0
Ser int September folgen6en @aib=
ingtoner G%eriommlung miro borois=
iihtlih Elm 6efinitiper geidluB gefaBt
iperSet.
Sic REORGANIZATION Scr ct. @in=
sent Sc Saul Societp, pie lie in Set
Notional Convention 5u Bolton int
Stunt 1911 beitin1mt moroen NOR, lit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18


@ohltbGtiafeit nod nidt begritgen
moQcn. Sic 5ieben SEN areis fires
lumanen @irfcns meiter un6 meiter.
s(us Msb1rp Eurf i'm Staate Seem
Dorf fonmt ioeben sic <n6e, SAB
Die oortige Sbierldutge ieQidoft TO-
gar Sic - Tlobe inter lire fdiiben.
Sen 1ittige gel1o11n1en fat. gs mur=
Sc nalnlid unteriudt, Oh sic Mitglie=
Der zines Tlob=Girfus nidt gu iebr
itrapa5irt mur6en. goel lei ser
Menid bilfreid un0 gut: Sen bra=
pen 9el1tden bon Msburp Harf loIlte
minoeltens elm Mobel=Hreis ODER cine
Gornegie=Me6aile perlieben tperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

StoBieuf5er. = IS glau6e,
id fon1me in Sic neltel1 Stiefel nidt
cher hinein, ols bis ih lie crit ein
paormol ongeba6t 9abe!!"
The Colorado statesman., 1912-06-22
THE BEST scAREcRoW.

AS the best scarecrow is a dead
crow, hung up where other crows car
see 1t, 1t is we'll to know how to catch
the crow, which is very wary bird
One way that is often successful is
to take the chilled or stale eggs from
an abandoned sitting hens nest and
make an artificial nest out in the field
somewhere SO that the crows can see
1t as they fly over. Around the nest
in the grass place two or three sci
steel traps. The crow will alight neal
the nest to investigate the eggs as to
their eating qualities and will usually
step into the traps, which should be
concealed under some light grass OF
earth.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-06-22
A CALAMITY TO HIM.

"Jigsworth tells me Mrs. Jigsworth
is thinking very seriously of going to
Europe"
II dare say, her thinking about 1t
doesn't make her half as serious as 1t
does Jigsworth."
The Colorado statesman., 1912-06-22
AFRO-AMER|CAN CULL|NCS

tirely upon the negro. Why the bet
ter class of white do not hesitate to
say that negroes ought to patronize
one another. Does the doctrine be-
come dangerous when advocated by a
negro? We believe our friends argu-
ment is based upon a vicious fallacy
"a fallacy that is rendered untenable
by the facts in hand We believe
racial i'll will to be far less in evidence
where there are thriving negro bust
ness enterprises than where the me-
gro has nothing and wants nothing of
the sort But why talk? The facts
remain that if a man goes in to swim
he runs some risk of being drowned,
especially if he is trying to learn how
to swim. and that other fact Is equal
ly inexorable: he never will learn
how to swim until he does get in the
water From everywhere come reports
that the negro is going into the COM
mercial waters and challenging all the
dangers and perils involved. Other
races have done and are doing the
same. Why not the negro?
The Colorado statesman., 1912-06-22

Mr.. ]. Pierpont Morgan, the great
American financier, talking of the
money loss by the wrecking of the
Titanic to Paris reporter, said "Oh,
some one pays. There is no such
thing as money losses in existence :"
That is interesting, from so high an
authority. The intrinsic value of the
ship and the actual cash and jewelry
values that were sunk to the bottom
of the sea cannot be recovered but
the compensation will be made by
wealth out of the sea in other forms.
such as fish for food, salt. pearls and
the like, but the recoIpensation can
not be got without the expenditure of
other values in cost of machinery and
of labor. The wealth Is not lost it is
true, but is withdrawn from imme-
diate availability for useful purposes.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-06-22

Tom Kennedy and Carl Morris
white hopes who were once clam,
oring for Johnson's scalp, have retired
to the "also ran" class. A newspaper
speculation has It that Johnson hiu-
self intends retiring after July 4, br'
we are of the opinion the wish 'e
father of the thought. for II Johns~~
wins on that date he has a $4,000
fight. win. lose or draw. with Lang
ford in London. says 6 dispatch
The Colorado statesman., 1912-06-22

Years ago a young colored boy
named Douglass went to Europe and
studied the violin under the celebrated
Rapoldi, pupil of the master Spohr
He returned to America; but what was
there in America for colored man
who knew music and who knew it bet
ter than his white contemporaries? :?
He could do little, out one thing he
did do which bore fruit. He saw lit
tie white boy trying to teach himself
to play the fiddle. He taught this lit
tie boy and the boy is now David
Names. director of the New York Mu-
sic School Settlement. Is 1t not fit
ting that David Names should be the
prime mover in the establishment of
a music school for Negroes now con-
Quoted in this city by David Irwin
Names ?-The Crisis.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-06-22

turner's S Dook, The Pennsylvania
Negro" is a comprehensive and fair
historical estimate and students are
reading 1t with avidity. Recently the
papers have been teeming with letters
on this work, and although men have
drawn conclusions. the consensus is
indeed favorable in the matter of ac-
curacy. One striking feature is, the
part played by the Quakers in the mat
ter of practical aid and sympathy for
the colored people of Pennsylvania
and elsewhere. Very many colored
people either condemn or fail to award
the Quakers their just due In the first
place this sect has always consistently
and rigidly lived up to conscience.
What they exact from themselves,
they demand from others. They have
always paid promptly and made others
do likewise. When they bargain for
work, the bargain must be lived up to-
An appointment for a certain hour
means that. Some people vince under
a restraint, who are themselves lax of
habit All these things foster preju-
dice; but what is needed is to ap-
proach the attitude of the Quakers
with dispassionate mind. The best
way is to recount Just what they did
1t is true that they were to a degree
slave holders at the beginning and for
the reason of the paucity of unskilled
labor They did not see the enormity
of human bondage as quickly as the
Germans, because they really began to
wage war against the system as early
as 1858 in Pennsylvania, but when
they did. it became general Even
when chattel ownership was common.
1t was Modified by the Quakers in
ways unlike others. They clothed
them better. fed them decently and
made it point to teach them trades
and text books.-Pencil Pusher in
Philadelphia Tribune
The Colorado statesman., 1912-06-22

We have had but little spring. and
summer is now upon us. And we
should not forget to make every prep
aration to buy home, because, II a
poor man has a chance to lay aside
anything toward the purchase price OF
a home. 1t is In the summer time. For
this is the season which brings to a
lower ebb the cost of living. And thus
he is enabled to lay aside a few dol
lars. And we hope that the saving
made In this way will be applied on a
home.-Omaha Enterprise.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-22

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