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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-26
RALLY AT BRADEN CHAPEL.

The Sunday services at Braden Me,
mortal Methodist Church were well
tended. A special program was rem
dered in the afternoon by CLUB NO.
| Principal among the speakers
were. DR.. A. M. Townsend, whose
subject was How to Reach the un,
reached Through the Sunday-School'
w w. Williams, whose remarks were
irstrrctiye; and DIR. R. F, Boyd, VINO
euiogized the life of John Braden. Al n1
ditional remarks were made by Dr'
I II. Holman and Rev. j. n. Jones
Cont 90 Pennington. the Chief Mar
hal of Finances Of the church zap,
ni'v announced that Club No. ] Woulo
place to It's credit $1,000
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-26
PROF. HOPE OF ATLANTA.

For three days this week, Pr0r.
John Hope, A. NJ, the president OF
the Atlanta Baptist College, was In
the CITY of Nashville. The bulk or
time, however was spent at Fisk Uni
yersity, where a series OF lectures
were made by him to the student
body. Hardly a man comes to the
city whose popularity exceeds that OF
President Hope The fact that ne
was a teacher at the old Roger Will
liams University when it was located
on the Granny White pike, and operat-
ed under the auspices OF the Ameri-
can Baptist Home Mission Society,
made for him host Of friends IN the
capital of the Volunteer State. There
was great rejoicing IN Nashville
when the news reached here OF MS
election as president Of Atlanta Bap'
fist College, and upon the recent hon
ors conferred by Brown University
his alma mater.
Prof. Hope has the distinction o.
being the first Negro who served al
president Of one of the big Baptts
Home Mission Society Schools
While here he witnessed the gradu
ating exercises of Meharry Medical
: Pharmaceutical and Dental College
. at Ryman Auditorium, Tuesday nigh
n as several members OF the class ar
Prof Hope was the guest Of Pro
alumni of Atlanta Baptist Colleg
and Mrs. Haynes, of Fisk Universit,
He also paid a visit to Roger WI
, liams and was entertained at dinne
bv nr. r. s. White, Of Fourteent
avenue North Prof. Hope addresse
= npIlic mass-meeting on WedResds
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-26
BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR THE CON
GRESS.
Seventh Annual Session of the Sun
day-SchooI Congress Promises
Great Things. Meeting at
Tuskegee, June 5th-10th,
1912.

Nashville, Tenn:
This was the busiest week ever
seen at the Sunday-School Congress
Headquarters in this city, since it was
announced that the Seventh Annual
Session of the Congress would be
he'd in Tuskegee This state OF
affairs was brought about on account
of the announcement that the S. E. P.
A., with headquarters at Atlanta, Ga,
announced through their chairman,
Mr.. Jos. Richardson, that the Associa-
ton had granted excursion fares to
Tuskegee, Alabama on account OF the
Sunday-School Congress. All Con-
gress workers residing in the city
have expressed themselves as highly
pleased with the showing that the
workers would make with this en-
enlargement from the railroads.
The Secretary when seen stated
that the rate made was one
fare rate plus the cost of the tariff
and that this special rate guaranteed
large attendance. When asked
what he meant by the S. E. P. A. he
stated that it was that portion. OF the
United States lying east Of the Ms
sissippi and south of the Ohio and
Potomac Rivers. The gateways to this
Association, says the Secretary, are
New Orleans and Baton Rouge, La;
Natchez, Vicksburg and Greenyille,
Miss; Memphis, Tenn; Cairo, Ill;
| st. Louis Mo-; Evansville. Ind;
Louisville, KY; Cincinnati, Ohio and
Washington, d. G.
It is learned further that these
tickets to Tuskegee will be sold on
account of the Congress, Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, June Bird, 4th
and 5th. These tickets will be good
for ten days or till midnight June
18th.
Nashville is rejoicing over the fact
that it has been made stop over
point to those delegates living in the
North or East who will pass through
Nashville en- route to Tuskegee. This
tariff provides for two days stoI
over, on the return trip.
The Tuskegee people according tc
the Secretary have already perfected
a local ORGANIZATION which has for 1t:
aim to make the stay of the messen
gers and attendants at the Congress
both profitable and pleasing. Al
persons thinking of attending thu
Congress should write Dr.. Booker T
! Washington. Tuskegee Institute, Ala
bama. notifying him of their inten
ton or send their name and ad
dress 70 Henry Allen Boyd Nashyf lie
Tenn, Secretary of this Movement
+ $1,000 schools are expected to repre-
|, sent at the Congress this year.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-26

and Viola Jackson. The teacher, Miss
Bruetta Roberts In preparing the d.
p'omas to the class, made some time
" remarks. Rev. ]. l.. Collins, OF
GAINESVILLE, addressed the graduating
class. Rev. L. p. Kelly, Of the A.
NJ. Il. Church, preached a most In.
spring sermon from Mark lG;1l.
Rev, ]. S. Fuller. OF Clarksville, has
been called to the pastorate Of st.
Paul Baptist Church. Rev, f. p.
Kelly subscribed three months for
the Globe. Those having news for
publication, please send the same to
Mrs. p. l.. Beam, who is the agent,
not later than Monday of each week
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-26
GREAT sUNDAY-scHooL RALLY.
CONTINUED from Page y

Female Quartette.
"The Sunday-School Congress- by
Henry Allen Boyd.
Hail the Baptist Congress"-An-
them National Anthem Series)
Benediction-Rev. Robt. Page, Pas
tor of Mt. Gilead Baptist Church.
DR.. r. H. Boyd, D. D., Master Of
Ceremonies.
The beauty of the music, the enthu-
siasm of the occasion and the tremen-
dous ovation given by the audience
marked this as one of the greatest
religious events that ever took place
in the city of Nashville. The Chorus
rendered throughout the evening
nothing but songs and music written
arranged, set to music and turned out
by Negro musicians, authors and
printers. The very music itself was
revelation to many in the audience
who have lived for years in Nashville
Such splendid anthems as Princes
Awake" the words of which came
from the secretary of one of thu
Boards, and music by the late Prof
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-26
mEws FROM THe FAR WEsT

Atoka Okla.-One who has never
brealh he'd the western air nor ehJoyeu
soiourn on it's plains amidst us
beautiful sceneries and beheld the
sun as it sinks behind the western
hills cannot fully enjoy reading
aRoosevelt's Winning OF the West.
TO these favorable climes the olu
and infrm come for rest Oh ilmDs
and peace of mind; the invalid tor
remuneration; the farmer to pay ms
r,esnects. to the rich and cheap laho
which has been going to waste LOT
nearly a century, and capital that II
NAV unIoose from the bowels Oh the
earth untold riches We have peeh
Numbering, but are now awakening
In This section is raised corn, cotton
and wheat, besides its anunqahI ouC
nut of coal and asphalt, oil mas peeh
found near this point on the prem
Uses of colored men. To the sell-re
specting Negro the door oil nope Is
always open; the shiftless ones are
constantly a menace to society.
believe. however, this class can DE-
rallied through the medium OF a thor
oughIy organized ministry, press an'
school. This shiftlessness is larger!
the outcome of the idleness OF GU
? bovs and girls, which breeds int
! crime. Look and think OF the thou
: sands of boys and girls that ar
turned out rs graduates yearly VII
!. no certain position and no leaning u
ward manual labor. Can we not wol
: dor at the appalling condition tina
!. confronts us?
e We are glad to note that the scho'
2 officials of today are Offering a pra
4 tical education to its youths Educ
' ton that fits for citizenship and pr
/ pares for a livelihood. Theory VII
r. out demonstration cannot wsthstar
n the test in this moving wave OF pro
n ress. Our men Of means are no
" establishing enterprises, giving o.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-26
lEAuEs FoR PITTSBURGH, Pc.

Hon. P. F. Hill, OF NasnVile' l 9,il-
left wednesday morning for Plus us
burgh. Tenn, in attendance on tne
presbyterian Board He is at p[ pres NJ
General T Moderator of the Assembly Oh
the CoIored Cumberland Presbyterian
Church CHI of America. He is also the
S6cretarv of the Board Of Education
Of 90 eaid church. He is also Grand
Master Of the u. B. F. & S. M. T; OF
INC State Of tennessee. He goes East
in the interest of his church mere ~
Nashville. Mr.. Hill is the IeaulIs 81 g,
der of the PRESBYTERIAN Churcn s w ~
this city. He will be accompanied " w
Rev James Edwards, of Huntington,
Tenn, one of the leading ministers MINI Ss1
and State Clerk of the General AS
semblv of the said Church.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-26
G. HAMILTON FRANCIS AT NOR
FOLK.

FOLK.
The commencement exercises that
have Just closed bring to the minds of
the Nashville people that every year
scores of young men go out from Me
harry and make good in the profess
sional world There is hardly a
month but that information about the
success attained by some young man
or woman from some class of Meharry
is carrying the standard and work OF
that school into other states, measur-
ing arms and ofttimes outdistantins
those from other schools. Notable
among the characters, who are well
and favorable known in Nashville is
that of G. Hamilton Francis, M. D.,
now located at Norfolk, Va. It, is
said that DR.. Francis has taken his
place in the Old Dominion State by
the side of others who are far ahead
Of him in point of years as practi-
TONERS. Notwithstanding these facts,
it will be remembered that the state
board of examiners stopped in the
midst of their examination to pay
him a splendid compliment last year
when he extered the competitors OK.
animation. Other Meharryites who
are in Norfolk are Drs D. W. Byrd
A. Lyman Paey, F. NJ Harris and
]. A. Burke. These greeted a Globe
representative who was in Norfolk
this week attending the Baptist State
Convention. 81
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-26
vlcroRlA NoTEs.

Rev. A. McConly, pastor of the G.
P. Church. was here on his regular
appointment. Mr.. and Mrs. Fate Ia
tum made short call to see Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Gordon Sunday. Mr..
Geo. CLANCY went to see Mr.. VIII
Ford Sunday, who is on the sick list.
Mr.. ]. ]. Jones is still on the sick
list. Miss Myrtle kerry spent Mon.
day with parents. The Presbytery
will be held at the c. P. Church be-
ginning on the gath TO the 2Sth. A
big girl was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
win Ford Monday. Rev. w. G,
Crutcher, of Stevenson, viii be the
guest of Mrs, ]. R, Benshaw ,Satur
day.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-26
SPLENDID QUARTERLY CONFER
ENcE.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
Lynnvi,le, Tenn.--At 1920 a. m.
the second quarterly conference OF
the Culleoka Circuit assembled IN
Round Hill A. M. E. Church, DR.. s. j.
Howard presiding. "Try US, oh, God,
and search the ground" was sung
with much spirit. Prayer was offered
by Rev. VIM. Caswell, after which we
Joined in a good old class-meeting.
Shouts of praises were heard al
over the church, after which we ad-
journed for dinner, reassembling by
lining "a charge to keep have" aft
or which we began business. After
transacting business we raised $5O6S.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-26
FRANKLIN NOTES.

The following persons attended Me-
harry Medical College commence
ment: Misses Matte M. Otey, Fannie
Southalh Almera Williams, Carrie
Otey, Alice Otey. DR.. A. F. Mccoy and
wife. Rev. ]. T. Patton and wife,
Messrs. r T.. Murdicks, Andrew l..
Hightower, Chas. Former, VIM. Fem
ings, Rev. w. B. Hall and wife, Miss
King Reddix, Mr.. J. D. Bennett. Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Williams, of Mayheld,
KY, were called home to attend the
funeral of their uncle, Mr.. Thomas
DOYLE. Mrs. Jessie Moore is not any
better at this writing. Mrs. Phil NC
Marry is some better. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Redmon gave an entertainment
last Monday night. A number of the
young men and ladies' were out.
Miss Miranda Winter, of Nashville,
attended the funeral of Mr.. Doyle last
| week
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-26
a Good citizen Passes Away.

After a long period of sickness
sickness. death has claimed Mr.. Thos.
DOYLE. Mr. Doyle was an old citi-
zen of Franklin and has made a num-
Der of friends During his life
he has been sexton of several
of the white churches, which
churches showed a deep inter
est in him while sick and at the flu
neral services. Mr.. Doyle was a
member of the Second Christian
Church and was one of her loyal and
consistent members. He leaves a
wife. Mrs. Alice J. Doyle, three daugh-
ters Mrs. Geo. Og'esby, Mrs. VIM.
Britt. Miss Hazel Doyle; two sons,
Master Vernon Doyle, Mr. Edgar
DOVE. The funeral services were
held at the Second Christian Church
at 2 o'clock Thursday, April IS, con
Quoted by Elders A. N. G. Williams
Moses Bradley and DR.. S. D. Cottrel
The remains were placed in St L
o. T. Cemetery, The family wishes
To express their sincere thanks to thu
friends for their kindness and sympa
thy during the illness and death o
| Mr.: Doyle.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-26
N. c. & ST. L ny.
Correct Nov. %, 1907
WEST AND NORTHWEST.

Correct Nov %, 1907
Leaves. Arrives.
100 am-Memphis, Hickman,
Paducah, st. Louis,
Vile CD'....'............ s;S5 pm
Hickman, Paducah, l:SE pm
$50 pm-Waverly, Accommo-
dalton, connects for
Centreville immune. 500 am
'"' pm train to St. Louis. 800. s:Ss ana
il:SO pm-Memphis and Hick-
man. ....... ............. o.OV a."
SOUTH AND EAST.
e7b am-Chattanooga and At
am-st. Li'oc'uiiiisi-.jiai;c;kiiSo,n.
Vile, "Dixie Flyer"
connections t!) for all
branch line points. -. $3.50 pm
55am-"Dlxle Flyer"---Solid
49, !. vestibuled TRAN to- ~ 4. -
Chattanooga, Atlanta
Ing cars. ................ 4S2 pm
$40 pm-Chattanooga and con-
meeting ~ for sheI-
byville, Sparta, Fay
etteville, Huntsville,
Tracy City, South
500 pm-raiiSSoma; Ac;ccocimimiio-
dalton connects for
Shelbyv1llel M elk nm
80 Pm-ChRttanooga, Atlanta,
sleeper to Now York. eHS AA
LEBANON TRAINS.
TOO ann-Lebanon Mixed
926Rm-LebRnon Express. 1910 pm
400 pm-Lebanon Accom-. .... $40 pm
500 pm-Lebanon Accom- 800. e:S ana
DAILY except Sunday.
W. m. HUNT, City Ticket Agent, Maxvea
House.
POWELL PHILLIPS, p. A.. Maxwell
House; W.. l.. DANLEY. @. p. A., UNs0I
| Station.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-26

afternoon at st. John A. NJ. E. Church
on the Social Science Question,
which meeting was well attended.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11
Gin @elb TT einem 2e1dttbnrm.

@ier Sabre lang perbiitete S. g.
0onabue, go. Sapen, Mi6., ein Ga
pitdn aus Dem @ipilfriege, als 2eudt-
tburmtpdrter, idredlide s6iffbriide,
aber cine ion6erbare Sbatiade lit es,
oaB er ielbit ein @rad gemor6en md=
re, batte 6em electric @itters ni6t
borgebeugt. r@s beilte mild bon
&ierenbei9mer5en uno Sdiittelfroit,"
id)reibt ct vnadoem id an6ere
iogenannte &eilmittel Sabre lang ge-
braudt batte obne Benefit, un6 er bei-
ierte aud meire @ebfraft. Sect, nit
fiinf5ie, fible id fein." Sir &artlei-
bigfeit, l1nper6oulidfeit, ale Mogen-,
.2eber= un6 &ieren-8 ei9meroen lit er
obne ieines @Ieiden. @erfudt i'm.
SOUR 500 in Molitors Drug @tore.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11

SIM letten Sabre iin6 in 6ieiem
.2anoe $t4, 10000 ungefdbr sic glei-
die Sl1nrme mie I'M Sabre 1910, CUR
8efampfung ser Guberfl,loi e arsgege=
ben tpor0en, 6apon 1,8O0.0 900 fir
Sic 8ebonolung bon Batienten in ca
natorien uno &olpitdlernu $850,000
fir 8eban61l1ng Sdmin0iudtiger in
Dispeniorien, fit dr3tlide l1nteri11=
dunge1 II. /. No., un6 100000 bon
@efeni9often un6 &omites, mel9e ser
@erbreitung ser Suberfuloie 6rrd)
8%elebrung por5ubeugen iu@en. Sir
Sic 8eban6lung 5dmin6ilhtiger in
Sreiluft=M nitalten, @efdngniiien un6
SSrrenanltalten pur0en, NIT @inidll1B
ser BON lofalen Sc un6beitsbeboroen
ST gleiden 3meden berausgabten
Summen ST, 300,0 600 a~usgegeben. SIN
Sabre 1911 famen bon Sem t1 sic lem
2an6e 5ur 8efampfung ser 9l1ngen=
idhpin6iu9t perausgabten @eiammt=
betrage Sc, i'm Sabre 1910 SO uno
int Sabre 1909 So Hro5ent aus 0f-
fentliden Ton6s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11

Mid)t tpentger als 1892 Herionen
bat unier @err Nrdit0ent beim Nel1=
i%abrsempfang i'm @eiBen @auie sic
@an0 gei6iittelt, mas feline mertbpoue
3eit BON II MFR pormittags Biz nad
1 ubr nadmittags, alio uber 6rei
Stun6en, in Mnipru6 nabm. IS fan=
SEN li6 0iesmal nabe5lt I'M 5000 mebr
@ratulanten o0er Sbeilnebmer IN ser
9efilier-Gour Elm als Nelia5r 1911.
6rdulein Or. Marp @alfer batte iid)
fir sic @elegenbeit neue, ettnos
ltrumm iiten6e Nantalons un6 ei1e11
11euer 6rad bauen uno lire ~stope=
pipe" aufbiiseln laiien. &obert 6.
Bearp, ser @nt0eder oes Moropols,
eri6ien BEL 6em Neuiabrs=g mpfang
gum eriten Mal in ser Uniform zines
&ear=Momirals. Gr. Goof elGn5te
6agegen our9 Mbmeienbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11

Gbeater0ireftor: nMd mas = bic
2emte baben bier ldon gen1g Scenc,
r%iemediel!"
MuSii Of = @efangnib=
Gireftor: uGS idcint, Ser @>1rlhe
mir0 INNER fred)cr. Ga bleibt mn
iibrig, INN ibn miirbe SIT mad)er,, mir
ltefen sen McniGcn in cine Slrlir=
SEIZE"
MuileGcr:: ~Gos niiet bel Sic cn
&erl nid)ts! Ger unterbdlt iid sort
al1d gang gut, oenn ct lit 'ldn1lid Gin
9alldWeOner."
3u piel Derl at 9 t. : 6r1ll=
lein: SD bobe idon 5mei>nol per=
langt Mr. 10S, notwithstanding
&rallle; eS mcl0et iid ober Mie=
mano."
S%elepboniitin: u1amn mfrs mo6I
oos @eid1ft id)on gu lein."
6raulein: u9(d, Sos lit mir aber
u11angel1ebm! = 9al1n perbil1oen Sic
MIDI 0od) nit ei11em m1oeren @eiddft,
NO eS quite Matiesberinge gibt."
@eisbeit. Gin l1niperlitatS=
Nrofeilpr balt leinel1 @0rcrl1 einen
Gprtrag iiber r0nlilde Mnpdit6eoter
inns er1pa611t lt1ter m1oerl11, Nab Sic
lel6en o6en offene 8ebdlt6e morer1.
Gin mibbegieriger Stltoent ltent Sic
Irage: vl1no mos t1oten Sic 2c,tc,
menn es %regnete?"
Ser Hrofeiior er>pioert fltrs oorouf:
Sic ml1r6en naB."
Merflp ii g.-@ od5ijd (6en1
ne11el1 2anorihter begegrenb, melder
cine itarfe 5ri1fnaie bot): uGs lit
ober abiHellidt 10 cine rotb ll1o blall
geidJmol(ene Maie!"
M1tter: vsh0n it's freilid nidt;
SIT e1ti dj1l0igen lit iie 11tr megen Ser
pielen Shidlalsldldge, Sic SEN 9olto=
richter getroffen."
@odfiid: Limo merfmiir0ig = alle
oltf Sic geoi e!"
Mu!-G riter gtu0ent: Sd bal=
te Sic 8eleud)ttng nit Sel1ampen fiir
onitd10iger, als Sic nit Sem jebigelt
mo6erncn 2i6te."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11
Qaut Mel0unQen aus ser 8un6es

2amt Meloungen aus ser 8unoes-
'baupt1toot miro oas Senatsfomite fir
&eniionen iid) nidt nit Mmenoierung
ser bonn @altie angenomme1en Sber=
noo6i9en 8in befaiien. 8ielmebr
miro Senator Mc@nmber cine nere
Eeniionsporlage einbringen als Mmen=
Sement gu Sem Mc@umber-@ eleb bonn
Sabre 1907, nod meldem gan5lt4e
@rmerbsunfdbigfeit NIT 0em 63. &C.
bensiabre beginnt rno 6en 8eteranert
6em entipredenoe &enitonen bemiaigt
tper6en. Ser 8etrag, I'M Sen eS lid
bei ser bon McGumber ein3urei@en=
SEN @orlage ban6elt, miro $30,000,=
900 nidt iiberiteigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11


Sn &iniidt auf eine11 etpaigen 3ou=
frieg 5miiden &uBlan6 un6 Sen Ser.
Staaten infolge Ser &iin6igl1ng 6es
@ertrages bon 1882 fat ii6 6os @on=
bels0epartement CUR geroffentlihung
itatiitiider Mngaben iiber Sic @an=
0elsbe5iebungen 5miiden sen beioen
2an6ern DeranlaBt geieben. Ma9 Sic
len belief ii6 im lebten &e6nungs=
iabre sic Musf11br aus Sen Ser. Stoa=
ten nod &uBlano a11f $25, 1000, 900
nnb sic aus 6em 3arenreide na6 I'M
ierer &epublif a1f 100000 Ser
'&anoelsoerfebr 5utiden Sen bei6en
2an6ern fat ii9 in Sem Ietten SabrL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11
Sergeant: nW1enib, un0 menn Sic
bier Iterben mollten, Damn baben Sic
INNER erit gu tparten, big ,&iibrt
gud!r fomn1anDirt it,"
@ines M{aSdlens Mitternad)tsrit


Tim Sag Golf Dor einem fiirdterli=
den @al0feuer in Sen GatsfiQS gu
marne11, rift ELM il,ngeS Maoden auf
einem Yfero our Mitternadt rno ret
tete mandes 2eben. SIRE Gbat mar
rl1bmrei6, ober 2eben meroen baufig
gerettet 6ur6 81. Sings Nel1e gnt=
6edung 0urd @eilung bon 2ungenbe=
id%)meroen, &uiten uu1o grfaltungen,
sic m09li6ermeile lit Sdmin0i udt
o6er 2ungenfieber ntsgeartet maren.
Sic beilte MIDI bon einem idredli=
den &uiten un0 2ungenfranfbeit,"
l6reibt IS. 81. Batterion, @ellington,
Seras, urad)oem bier in UNI erer Sa,
milie an Ser Sdminol11d)t eltorben
maren, 1,no ib nabm 81 Efun6 5u."
MidtS 10 iider uno 10 ungefabrlid fir
aue @als= uno 2ungenfronfbeiten.
Ereis SOC. 1n0 $500. Ser ud5fln=
iden fret. @orontiert BON ser Moli=
tor Grug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11

1teber sic Srrenanitalten 0ieies
2onoes gibt Elm porlduftger 8eridt
6es 3enius Mmts Musfunft. BUR
@runologe 6ienen Die amtli6en CT
mittelungen bon 1904 un6 1910.
Sic 3obl ser Srrenanitalten belauft
ii6 iopeit Big iett feitgeite1t puroe,
ouf 372, in benen iid ant 1. Sanltar
1910 187,454 @ratfe befanben. SSm
2aufe 6es SsSabres 1910 tpur6en neu
orfgenomenen 1868 1n6 entlaiien
$3.50. Sci Ser 3dblung I'M Sabre
1904 belief fid sic 3ob1 ser STREET.
baus=Sniaiien auf 150,151, nno mab=
reno 6es Sabres aufgenomme1 pur6en
1852. Sn SEN ieds Sabren bon
1904 big 1910 itieg alio Ste 3abl
ser 11eu Mufgenommenen Inn 37,303
o6er 24.8 &ro5ent, un6 Sic 3ob1 Ser
idbrlih Mufgenommenen Inn 10,981
o6er 22.t @ro3ent. Cine 3unabme
bon 37,303 %innerbalb feds Sabren
be6eutet einen %i6brIiden 3uuads BON
5000. @Gbren6 sic 8ep0lferung 6es
2an6es in ser 3eit bon 1904 Biz 1910
Inn etna II Bro5ent itieg, mu9s 6ie
3abI ser Srrenbous<Sniaiien in 6er-
ieIben 3eit I'M ettpn Is Bro5ent. Mnf
SEN geiitigen @eiunobeits5uitan6 6es
@oIfes bart man 6aro11s tei.e norei'
ligen S9Iiif1e 5ieber, man ua1b btel'
mebr beriidfiidtiger, oaR in 6em frag-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11

3meiter STUDENT: u@emiB - oenn
sic Sellampen tragen itets Cylinder,
mabreno oas @aslidt nl,r NIT einent
strumpfe befleioet it,"
@algenb NJ = vSagcr
Sic, @err &erfermeilter, mer0en sic
elf Moaate ltnterludNung5bait nidt
BON meiner le6enslangliden 3udt-
1musi ira ie obgeredynct?"
% ii Of encr 9 III e IL
i Of M II It. - Sic "baleu jdoen eriten
YreiS friegt fir Sic ldonite @eranie?"
uSSa, mein Matm fat graz nit iei=
ner rotten Scale 5lpiiden sen 9lume11=
it0den ol,rdpeldal1t!!"
&eierbirte u bnung. =
Mlrtter (im Sbeater): uGlic, neig'
Gid ettpos 5uriif = Sic 5pei @erren
na oriifen firiren Gid beitdnoig!.. 49,.
G. aber nidt 51 melt, lonlt f1rmlcl1
lie 1i6 niht mebr leben!"
Mibber It TANDEM. - @idtcr:
SIR Mame?"
8al1ersf rat: uGrcseentia Stiefel=
5ieber."
Mid)ter:: uSSbr Mlter?"
@m1ersfrou: Ser mortet 0rouB'
Dor Ser Ibiir."
Ios 81. - Mel1er %el1iionGr:
u@ie lit 6enn bier bos Gl1cn?"
Sitter Eeniiondr: u@ir befommen
ieNen Sag gum Briibitiid Elm &iifen."
Meuer Heniiondr: ~9os lit mirflih
grobortig! @ie miro es 0enn ierpirt?"
Sitter Nenito11ar: uSSn ser S9ale."
Ser 5tatififer. - 81:
~Menid, milit gu 0enn Sic gauge
Statiitif lmidmeiBen?"
g.: u@ielo oenn?"
g.: Sea, geitern fins mir 6od erlt
inter Sic Mrbeitsloien oufgenommer
mor0en, 6a fam1it gu 6od beute nidt
ld)on fpie6er arbeiten!"
Discipline Sergeant: Git
iahriger. parum riibren Sic li6?"
g%inia6riger: ~Ger5eiben Ser SER
Sergeant, mir Mur6e %untpohl?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11

Inter allen amerifanil6en Staote11
bon mebr als 100000 Gimobnern
pei1t 8oiton Die b0dlte Sterbli6feits=
rate auf. Die @elebrten iino iid nod
nidt 0ariiber einig, Oh Sic bobe &ul=
tur, 6ur@ Sic iene Sta0t ii6 angebli4
Dor alien 5taoten ser @elt berpor-
tbut, ooran id1tlo lit ooer Sort ans
Beans"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11
SntereWantes Maerlei

8enn 0ur9 sic nun bereits &C.
ldlolieneu uno nod gu idliebenoen
Sdaltiobr=gben ser 8emeis geltefert
miro, 6ob sic 6rauen better gu urtbei=
len u11o gu mdblen miiien, ols 0ie
Mdinner, mag ibnen sic Snitiotioe BET
sen in 6roge itebenoen Mngelegenbei=
ten fir imn1er 5ugeitanoen meroen.