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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11
StonDbin.

Ger .&ifmnob %Synpropirg &lu6'
miro bellte a(beno eilc TerInmmlunl
nbbdlteir. ut meld,er aud, cine De
bottle ltottfin0en miro. ii6er 6ii
Sraae, y@as lit fir Den 6armer an
profitohcliten; oos }iebeir polp &orl
nher @ei5en?"
4. @. s. ~S,eienlornr bat 0crlrtaml
lun6 Ning. Nllelmiur nngeltcIlt nab.
raro Nes fomnepoen @iltcrs
8remrbolB 5u baden.
sInt bergmtgencn So,nrtog Nads
mittdg iairo IN Der &obnlnlg poi
SEQ. Coulter cine gelelfidnftlid)c gu
iommenflu1ft ltutt, 5ll tpeld)er lid,
trob bes lmrgiimtigen @ettcrs redr
pfelc Sbeilnebmer ein9efunben bot
ten.
TaS 9or Supper, am letter.
in Der Gone @rope Shu(e
aid pcar bier bieIc 9eiuder OH,
1csugen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11
ct. eunier @arttpreiie.

Die lebtc gSod)e iuor Der 8ei5sn-
martt 5ientlih out, Gie 0esembsre
ms9leidnn9 1T Jest porilbcr. 5otpeit
linh alIp ale Sorgeil beSHsIi6 bfr
geIiirhtun0, oab arpbe auaatit6tea
aui ben Mortt 9%eiuerien lusroen, Dor.
iibtr. 9w GrpurtuadIro9e III Ietr
tart, ba Der &erlanot upr mebrereH
aufeinaHOriplgeroen 5oatn arGBer
ipar ais Der @mpiana, Die RElIer
ipurbcu 9eSluiirlgen nui Den Morft ~
fpmmen, nm Den Wiiblenbeirisb nuf
red)t 81 erbalten, mo tauften Ipmit
&Seiaen su louienben 9rsiIen. Gtnr
aepliie Seaftipn wurbe aui Dem
Marttc notiert, Die Yteiic iinb &c
itern opt DOditen Ermtte uuu ! gt@.
Gts. 9efnlled. Der 8Drratb
pcrmliloert lid mn l.712,000 gu.
ppbnrh Der Martt itart bctitHuSt
ipnrht. 3cr fummeraieuc Sorratb be
tra8i jcbt IS,2S4,000 Bu. im Der
9leid III 82,939,000 Bu. i'll lester
Sabre. Die fir erabierte Sorten,
meihcn rutben @interlueisen, pe5abl.
ten Yreile Ihmanfteu ;,piiden $I.10
unb $1.l5.
Moispreile luerben ppranSlihili9
iaacn, troBoem ole @oorc 9lt uus
uou feiner Gunlitdt 1T. De Nei5en
preiic BADEN Die Maispreiie bods
9ehaltcn. Mir anptiercu fir aros
hiertc Sprten Tp. 4 III 81 Gte., Rp,
2 9clb IN 81! Its. mn Np. 2 meiS
~ ia Cts.
NNtcr hat 9ntcR Frtie. 3u'ubr.
nnn atot,fra9e lit cbenfnllS out Die
Erel'c Iilr graoierte Sprteu inn AZ
IS Gts. pro Sulbel.
Ter &artuficlmartt IL immsr nod
ldlpadl Die Erciic iinb ~ Gts. fir
. 5oobp".
Tic Ereiie fir lcbcnbe SdJprinf
lilh bon 1923 81 80. @cr1nber
tc Spef'citen pcrpaft, pcrton'en 'iG
ppn TX l9a Gts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11
.!Sat Sic lsriifnna S%eitnnoen.

Gor lmigeiGbr 2 SabrRlt ipllroe Do:
W0bel= iirpo 2eihenbe1tattcr -@eld}ott,
ipeIdles friiber bon Dem berltorbcnell
u. $. SoIenritter 9eiitbrt poroeil
mar, bon &cnrp Sal5nmm fdlttlidI
llberltonniler.
ga ilnoelIen ooS Stnats@8eicb be
i%ti1rrnrt, Dob Der applifont fiir cine
2t5elps als gittbaiinmiercr cine 3ipel'
I1brige 2cbr5eit inter cillelll li5ell'
iirten @inbalionirer 0urd}aentad,t
baben mlub, 10 fpnnte SSerr Sals.
mann nidt ipiort, madl ll%ebrrrot)nlr
6es @efd,dits, DDS 2cid)ellbeltatter,
reipect. ginboIimlircr. ilingieren Gr
began iebod, iofort ieiire Sehr5eit.
peIdlc bis put 10. IlrQitIt 5. Z.
ipdbrtc. Sieranf if1loB cr lid Dem
ct. 2ouiS College Of gmbalming all
mr6 mod1tc Sen boraeihrie6enen &lr
ms in Der aunit Oes mooernen Gin.
h~olioinircl1s, ionic oeS 2eid)eubFtat
titngsbienites 0i,rdl. in ncldNn 6ud'
cru SEER SolSmaml. an l6. mo II.
S, sc ieil,e Triiflntg Dor Der Stoat5'
beboroe Ser Gromirntoren 6eitnlloelt
hot nlpo iltirlQe ociicn icBt ocIl
Ratn ciroS reQclln0kiqrn, Iiseriirtcli
gifpbaIimnirer& lilro Observation-Disclosures
~crldl1gt bot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11
@ifonri scuiafeiten,

Durd) eiren Sturs Don ctllem
Sdapcbegeriiit fam lette @ode in
ct. 2oiis Der go Sabre alte An-
itrider Sa5n,ies Mc0onaIo all ici-
mem Sobe.
geim aod9en aerietieu III
aanio@ Gitp ole aleioer Der 9S
Sa)re altcn Srou @briltina Griffith
in 8railb ilro itorb Die 6rou in Sol.
&c Der erlittenen 9raitomnltoen.
8dbrelr6 zines Streites imirbe
nm Mitttpody abeno letter ISOLDE in
ct. 2ouis InlnS @rap non Dem lfe-
ger Goporb Street %eridjoiieu. Ser
Moroer lit in SAT-.
geim Spielen ati elmer Sdail.
tel auf einem Sdpilplut in annfoS
gitp gIitt Die iehsiGbrige Srances
gorcoien bon Dem Brett nj luto 5os,
iidJ einen Sfabclbrl,d, 5i,, ser sen
Zoo 5ilr SoIae bate,
Sn montgomery Golnltp crs
id,oB lebtc @ofe Siooc StridIonb
feline SdNpicgermi,tter sSron 5allie
Hpan. Dornllf er non Mer McSorep
PrldoIien iultr0c. Die Gpruncrs.
Sitrp erfldrte Mc&oneu ais nid,t iiir
Die Chat peroptapnrtIih.
5iirrf Meilcn oitlidl pou 9tcpo,
bo itiir5te ON Wittluod; lrBtcr Node
cine neirfonitruirte Concrete 9riidc
Elm, ais bas Sornlenaeriiit enticrrd
pnroe. Der 8 Sabre altc Otis MIR
De babel aetobtet inr0 Iein Goter mo
Sohn McInind idnper pcrlebt.
9ein &eriuf, in @isnlatf
Sigtfm. ct. 9ol,is Goiuttr, cinril
Soitlpagell mittels 6iIfc zines Sait-
automobils micber flott MADDEN u,
belfen, lpurbc Der I'M ct. 2oltiier
Foitonnt orgcitelltc SomeS 81. Memp
iep Slpiid)en Ole stpci @efGbrte &c.
ql,etIdlt ni,o erIoa Sen crIittenclr
T%erIetugen.
Sn Sefferion Sim beaiuO OH
9ierstas lester 8odle Der IS Sabre
oic galt4G ontroftor Senrp :. 9i,en.
lei SelbItmoro onrf gridieBeu. @r
mar ein lebensfrober Mcnif, nno
lpolte itdl inn Sanuar p%erbeirnt)en
Mm glmibt, bob iinansielTe SdNpie.
rilfeiter Die Sermlaiirura fir Sie
: hot mren.
Sreb 90. McSSarIallb, ser -
Sabre aIte Ianager oes mi lpait.
IiGen Stoottbeil BON ct. 2plis oe,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11
yTcmdDt" Sclo. Yoitfartc.

0nB Der Saunur ielbit in Sdllben
araben 9eoeibt. benefit cine mi
9leiitift geid)riebene SelOpoItfurie
Die eib ilu,ger Offi5ier. Der bereitS
lett 8od)eil in Der ~porocrlten Sinil
an Der Mistp fGmpft, i'm ole 8eilltntl
9elol1ot bot. Sic id,ilbert in Gers
form Dos Gcfen in ocat SdJiit@r
griben2
Sos Soar mudHt inns sur Wt00nc.
Die Sciie >paro unS frentb,
@ir mltell feline Sabine,
@ir mcd,ieIm audi feim @emb,
0alrdulGBt lino alle &leioer,
Sit Meibt Der Mngelt leer,
SON 9ier atto @ein 9iebtS leiber
and, feinen Sropfen nlebr
Sc qitutIft in Sd,lrb rr0 Soden,
Der Cred ipritt bis 5qun DIR;
Oos @ins'qe, mas nod trofell,
Sinb aehIe uro Slnnor.
bod, oieier 9eroismlS
Sat ollh'ilen groBen Geia:
Inns siebt Der Mleumatisnn@
fSiirS @oterIait6 burds &rell5i
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11

lcsenen aenouu SoteI, begging mu
9iithpod Setbitrnoro ourd, 8ergif.
Ten mittels Salediilber. @r biipter.
Idbt ole Bittfpe nnb orei aiuber.
Sinaneiele Sdapieri9feiten iollel, Oh
lhrIod,e Der Sbat iein.
Radt!Naridna 5. 8. Dirtel.
iIaml bon &irffpoo6. Ct. Soitis
County. eridoB in Der M'ittpod)
Hadt LETTER ISOLDE einer aeruiiicn
Glpoe 8cit bon 5ergits sSalIs, @orb.
Gofptu, meld)er i'm Der Office Der
0otfonp 2imnber 80. eiioringell
|molte. 9intefifnnt erbielt bon Scnl
G,nbreder cinen Sdatb in Den Irni.
5eit beIr letter IL Sabrel,
muroeii IN Columbia, Boone Conn.
III. SNrdidnittIid 53f Sdae per
SaDr i'm 6ortisen Toliseieerid,t me.
gen Grunfenbeit perbnnbeIt. Sur
Turd itIniit ml,rben IN je6em Sabr
t53 MGisser nlpo 6 Sroilelt iucasl,
9pirnnterheit berlirtbeilt. ltleS 81
bei III oie ltninerfitGts. Staht cinC
~irpdcne' Sta6tl
Sn SaJierion Gin ltcbcn ie6t
"a Jralal SI~trionen i'm Stoats'
bicnit. Das Siaatsid,nBomt lit nos
cinaiae @u:cM i'm &opitnl. IN incl.
d,cm feline SrauenSpcrion arNdtcili
lit, @ir tuiilen rod oic 3cit, als IN
9mt5elt &apitoI nan cine einaigt
Srauensperfoii anpeltellt iuor. SO.
iitiide anitellurgei geborcn SCI
Stiannlgebern iinb mdSt berr SrnlWns
pcrionen.
Sn Soplin milroe sic ScidN
Der 63 Sabre altelr Srnlt Soliie s
So9enbaltgb in ibrem 8ett 9cintoea
als Ser Mietb-@geltt BORT pnripradl
INN oic 3inrncr eillelu Mietlrsflul.
Den 5lr jeiqen, Die Sroli NOR id,pl
etlun cine @od1e tobt lriro hattie eil
Sogirboirs gebalten. Molr gIaltbtc
SoB tic ausse5ogen lei unb bdlt oil
&eriihilne eiipeSs Molrbnpr6cS hin
mabridleillid.
Sas in letter Segiala1lriibulr
ernnnrte Sernts : aomite, teiterlpl
aus Den Seuntoren 9itfpro. NQer.
Garter. grogai, @runf mlb Goicp,
bat lebtc @od,t cine Sprittoul
onrd1 Den Staat genrodt rmh iid
peridJieoene @jeaeltoen ~angeiebci
jipeds anlegintg cities Staotspari
fir Siider, Sdger mo Noturirruu
&c, Ons Gotnite iuiro enpiebIc1.
5000 Nder Scr So-SosSonfo Sc,
gMpo in Gdllnoen Golultp an foufcl
fir ole Inlegun0 oieieS 5toots
parts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11
.Sat Gner Sinb Rnriner?

MF6ie n%teiitet &inDer hober bele1'
lfe 3iusse, itarter aHbenn. @aeerl'
iucb, &inqc inter ben Iataert. blet'
die irnb 9elblide Sorhe. nernos.
aerei3t, 3abnefnirfden. Baiscn- I'M
Sdlnf, eigenartiae ErGaune, GILES
COS beSelaet, Sab Sas 9ino Giir.
mer Bat. SoIt gleid rirc Sdadtel
aidopco @iumtGhtcr. Goblet 0te
@iirner, i,iS6 bringt fie onrt Ib'
fiibrefi aus bcin @5rper. SIN Gdaof-
Born irth. Icid)t SUI iebner. 2oc.
Sbei Girrcm gpotbcsrr. tASa.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11
Charlotte.

8ie es id5eirt beiiluoen mir inns
2ouis u. 8e9ener II. Satin. bon
dber better gepoBt. pclnl mir eineli
Gbeil 6icies &egcns inn lctten SSuli
Gcbobt bdtten.
Gaucp 9lnra 0talpilt, ieit 0rei
@oden 6urd, HbeunrutislluS oil Dos
&ett 1eieiielt. III nod INNER iebr
LeiNelp6.
2nlris q. gSe9crcr uuro @attib %
IrlmmorN. OfIa., fpeIdN iidy 5ni1r
9cilidy lei &ermanoteu mo 6rern'
6en ciilli0c @oden bier. in Goulptp,
auigcbaIter battcr, %reiiteil am LEFT.
ten Iittiuod, wiebcr plriif in Die
Seimotb,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11

Cine llnterboltlni9, nebit Borr
Sirpper miro atu 10. Desentber in
Der Ridapooo Sdule, nidJt melt hon
5tonpbiu, itottfinben. anfan9 INN
7 llbr, obettos. 9muen neroeu
f~reunblidit eriiidJt 8ores at brittaer.
Irtbnr Moedli, 2ehrer-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11

Die lttab Morrnonen Stride
hof an poriaen Sonntoe eirclt 500.
'000 wertben irei,en airdboil in Sits
Dependence BEL aonias 9Th cirge.
me;It. Gs lit ole nrNpriirgIid)c ySeis
.Iiaen Ger 2ebten Gage" Heligoitsge-
nneinif oft, Die in lltab ibrer Saiipt.
fit tat. Die bodften 9eamten ser
airfa fporen bel ser Ginipctbime
p:leatn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11

am Sonntog be9ing IN ct
Sonis Ole @pm1geliid. Broteitoirti She
Seilise @eiit @emeinbe bos Subj
lGinm hires S~0-iGbri9en geiteherls.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11
TH nniere seebrtcn Mitbnrser
nnb Geier.

Die 9tutb ian 10 ldmer Delinaelld)-
teil belltider Saterlanoe madit nit
ieoem Iage luto Der Silicrlli CUR &ln-
berllilg oerielben, 5ur llnterIriitiut9
Der oarbellbeir @ittlpen ilrO 8ailen,
5lrr &erpilesitrg Der touicipOen bon
&rallfen rn0 &eriplnpOeteil, fommt 81
ms oic mir in eilrem nit lteberflltB
nlb iSrieoen %9eiegncten 2airOe ipob'
nen. SieIc uriercr 8iirger bahell
bereitS ibr Sderflein 5llr StelpcralllN
Der 9totb ge5eidret, ober bon @iclei'
Fit bisDer Der Silferlti nod ulrerbort
geblieber. In oiefe nlodlten mir
orttgelh appclieren haS Serlaunlltr
tndSubnlcn ultb spor ipbolb ais
lrloglid,, "a one Motf, aroB lit mo Ger
0oppelt 9iebt Der iett 9iebt,
8is iett iiitb III Der SolfsblattsSf
flee foIgellOe 9etrii9e fir oas &otlc
arealS 5llr 1lntertiiBnlp Der Siiltshc'
oiiritigcn III 9cltIfiano gc3cifNlct
morocn mo nofiir ipirroet frerh1o'
lidcn @ebern i'm 9tontelt 0icicr I'm
aIiiflidrn Ber5lidNt hnnfer:
9isbcr berif)tet $1S3.l5
Setter Slot, Srrmnnm, 0tp,, 80
Carl 8nlmnItart, IT,. Sermanm loo
Dominic Gunner. Sernlonn, 800
Bon oelp Nngeliellten Der Stone
Sill @ilte So. ae}elfnct:
GmouS @olf 80
Sch. @aiper 90
,SuIius Hooe .25
Sreo 9roltbenbnrg LOO
Sobn Soffntunn 200
@in. &offrnonn il, 80
Sps. 0ed 90
YIN @olf LOO
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gilbert Druid 200
CLARA Iuetid1 LOO
Gonron6 <br 100
@eorg Coll ir. LOO
&enrp Druid 100.
Bnn 9auaiiaocrtrrr 200.
Gbas. Streder 30
amanSo 9anlpier loo.
Sonn @airnaoertiler il. 200.
$4,000.
GaItor 81. $. ansmaltl, bon Der
enaraI. ct. Sauls @enteirne be-
rid1tet iolgenoc peitere Somnllnn9'
9isher 9emeloet Slo6,Wo
Seitl)er eilieegoli4cn:
Allg. SOebtntom LOO
@ottIob @dpict 100
2itomio Sdnlct So
Srit SeIitioMer 2.00i
Tral Gbriit. 6leiidl i.0ol
Mltg Nolerf1er i.uV
Sep. &raettli. Goic, NO. lOOI
Saul @aebIer 2.00I
emile @oebIcr 1901
H. H, 5.U0
EptoI $121.50E
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

speeches dating from 1918 to 1913, rep
resentative of the best that the Negro
has done In oratory.
It gives to the rising generation
among US the opportunity Of having
at once a reference book, library and
q historical work in one volume,
Among the features of this most won
derful publication is the renowned At,
lanta speech that made Booker II.
Washington famous; the speech of
Henry Highland Garrett the first man
of our race ever invited to preach in
the United States house Of represent
atives.
The Frederick Douglass famous
speech, what Is the Fourth Of July
to the Negro" an estimate Of Tous
saint EOuverture, by James McCune
Smith, the first Negro pharmacist In
the country, that ranks with Wendell
Phillips famous eulogy Of Toussaint
John M. Langston's defiance Of the
fugitive slave law In Ohio, delivered
In 1859, the speech Of which the Bos
ton Transcript said at the time
years hence the younger generations
Of the Negro will read this speech and
be proud that it was delivered by q
Negro" Judge George l. Ruffin's ia,
nous eulogy on Crispus Attacks. q
speech that should be learned by every
Negro boy and girl.
The book Is carefully edited, wei
printed and thoroughly indexed anC
can properly be termed the aristocracJ
Of Negro literature. No one who sees
this book can feel other than proud
that during the fiftieth anniversary
year Of our freedom the race has pro
duced a Mrs. Dunbar, whose greatness
and literary excellence can dedicate to
the youth Of the race book Of such
pre-eminent merit
Mrs. Dunbar Is graduate Of Straight
university. She specialized in Englisf
and in literature at Columbia univer
hty, the University Of Pennsylvania
and Cornell university. She occupies
the position Of teacher Of English al
Howard high school. this city. and &c
creditable Is her work that those whom
she has taught reflect great credit or
her and the faculty Of which she Is
q distinguished member
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

to defray all of his expenses. Thus
with what he earned during the sum-
mer months doing hotel work at vari-
Gus summer resorts he was enabled to
send money to his father during school
vacation, his father having been un-
able to render him any financial assist
ance.
DR.. Ferguson was married Nov. 20,
1897, to Miss Antoinette v. Carter Of
Washington. They are the proud pos
SCISSORS Of two children, a boy and a
girl, aged fifteen and ten respectively.
In 1899 DR.. Ferguson began the
practice Of his profession in Richmond,
Va. being the first colored applicant to
appear before the Virginia state board
Of dental examiners. He also had the
distinction of making one Of the high
est averages ever made before that
board. For several years DR.. Ferguson
has been q very active member of the
National Medical association. attending
every session.
At the meeting held at Tuskegee in
1912 he was elected vice president Of
the National association. In 1913 he
was unanimously elected president Of
the Tri-state Dental association Of the
District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia. This was the first meeting
Of this association, and it was held at
Buckroe Beach, Va. DR.. Ferguson is
well and favorably known for his
nberality. He is unselfish and takes
great interest and pride in assisting
and advising the younger members Of
the profession. While he devotes strict
attention to his very large practice, he
ever holds in mind the old adage that
"all work and no play makes Jack a
dull boy" DR.. Ferguson, accompanied
by Mrs. Ferguson, will be at the next
session Of the National Medical associa-
ton to be held in Raleigh, N. G., be-
ginning Tuesday. Aug. Is.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31
RISE OF DR.. D. A. FERGUSON.
Worked His Way Through School.
Stands Foremost In His Profession.

Worked His Way Through School.
Stands Foremost In His Profession.
Richmond. va.-Foremost among the
men Of his profession in this city Is
David Arthur Ferguson. doctor Of sur.
gical dentistry. He is a native of
Portsmouth O., where he was born q
little less than forty years ago. His
parents are also natives of Ohio, but in
1885 went to Bowling Green. KY, at
which time Mr.. william B. Ferguson.
father Of DR.. D. A. Ferguson. became
principal of one Of the public schools.
Young Mr.. Ferguson after complet-
ing the public school course at Bowling
Green became an apprentice in the
dental Office Of DR.. q. T. Barr. in which
capacity he served for three years.
His pay in the beginning was $3.50 per
month. Having the desire for higher
education, Mr.. Ferguson returned to
his native home, Portsmouth. in 1892
and entered the high school. from
which he was graduated with honors
in the class Of 1895. During his high
school course his spare time was en-
ployed in the Office Of DR.. g. p. Dennis,
where he earned money enough to pay
his expenses in school.
Upon the completion of his high
school course DIR. Ferguson matricu-
lated for Howard university, dental de-
partment, from which he was gradu-
sted in 1899.
Having had seven years experience
in practical dentistry, DR.. Ferguson
was permitted to do operative work in
the dental infirmary with the members
Of the senior class and also acted as
assistant to the demonstrators in the
dental laboratory.
So proficient was he in prosthetic
work that he was kept working in the
laboratories of seven dentists. In this
manner he earned more than enough
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31
knights Of Pythias Start New Lods

knights OF Pythias Start Now Lodge.
The Knights Of Pythias Of Georgia
are steadily increasing in numbers, in
fiuence and usefulness as secret or
der. Grand Chancellor Bolen recently
set apart new lodge in Arcadia, Ga.
with twenty-one members. Endow-
ment Secretary F. M. Cohen and other
members Of the order from Savannah
assisted the grand chancellor in setting
up the new lodge. which bears the
name Dorchester.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

"What do you intend to do after
you leave collegeT
"Well, I haven't decided on anything
definite for the first year, except to
come back for the class reunion
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

Encouragement For ST. Philips Church
The archdeaconry Of the Protestant
Episcopal church In Brooklyn Is CO,
operating with the st. Philips Protes
tant Episcopal church In raising funds
for the completion of the latter's new
church edifice. which was started sew
eral years ago. y Rector N. Peterson
Boyd IL doing a great work Of uplift
among his parishioners and has their
confidence and hearty support In his
efforts to build q suitable house Of
worship.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

Johnny-You're the meanest, hateful
est, spitefulest thing know.
Tommy-And you're the crabbedest,
ugliest-
Father-Boys, boys! You forget that
your mother is in the room.-San Fran.
cisco Chronicle.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31
Fined For Violation Of Its Contract

Fined For Violation Of Its Contract.
The latest report on discrimination
by railroad against its passengers on
account Of color comes from Hopkins
vile. KY, where It is said fine Of
$500 was charged up to the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad company for
not providing equal accommodations
for white and colored passengers. as
stipulated in It's contract
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

"Can yoa tell me why so many mu-
sicians affect long hair2'
81 suppose 1t Is on account Of the
natural affinity Of keys for locks
Baltimore American.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

"That duke vanessa married turns
out to be bogus"
SERVES 'em right. Why didn't they
have tho title searchedr'-Kansas City
Journal
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

Wife-Do you like this pudding.
dearI Mrs. McBryde gave me the rec
ipe for 1t.
Hub-No, but l guess you can get
square with her by giving her your
recipe for mince pies.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

An ounce Of contentment may be bet.
ter than ton Of gold. but most people
who have the contentment would glad.
u exchange II for the gold.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

"Your son says his professor Is
sery strict disciplinarian. Mrs. Nurich."
HE must have been Joking. The
college Is nonsectarian. you know
Buffalo Express.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31
The Alabama Dixie Line Railroad,

Inc %Iapama 1i&S Line na'Toao'
The progress Of the colored people Of
Alabama is attracting a deal of atten-
ton since the news Of the Dixie Line
railroad was given to the public. This
railroad runs from Kowalaga. thrifty
town In the state, to Alexander City
in the eastern part of the state, and is
the first to be built and operated by our
race in America. The Dixie Line con-
meets with the Central Georgia railroad
at Alexander City, Ala.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

II all the time waste In work
Were used In playing skittles
would be happy as q Turk.
But who would buy my vittles7
New York Sun.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

Squire-But the poor are no longer
ground beneath the iron heel Of the op-
pressor.
YokeHNo; in this age Of luxury the
oppressors wear rubber heels.-London
Tit Bits.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

He kissed . girl against her win.
Was fined . twenty dollar bill
The girl now thinks him rather nice
He said that II was worth the price.
Pittsburgh Post.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

Naughtiness II all disease.
Don't take Willie cross your knees.
When he goes from bad to worse
Call the doctor. get . nurse.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

I'm sure the soil of our garden must
be especially adapted to tomatoes"
"Why sor
Harold dug up ever SO many tomato
cans In spading over the ground."-
Pittsburgh Post.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

It II q question which causes q moth.
er the more worry-a boy 40 sick that
he is good or 90 thoroughly well that he
n bad.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

In paying of their bills most men
Take time enough, you bet.
But they can break all records when
They're running into debt.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

You give It free, and that's why We
Imagine that you fake 1t.
For your advice demand q price
And we will rush to take 1t.
San Francisco Chronicle
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

My friend Harve Trout. see. IL booked
To wed q summer girl.
I reckon Brother Trout was hooked
BY some ones fishhook curl
New York Mail
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

Patience-Why, they say that man
can't spend his income.
Patrice-Well, he ought to get mar
ried.-Yonkers Statesman.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

Beware the fierce welsh rabbit, men.
Avoid him with frown,
For he does all his fighting when
You think you have him down.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

Hope It's true, as reported, that
radium win cure blindness. Price Of
Il 10 enough to make persons open
their eyes.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

"What plants do you think would
be appropriate for the decoration of
summer living roomr'
why not try the ice plaht?"-Balti-
more American.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-07-31

The tales of fishermen are fine,
But make the nearer feel
That when they talk Of rod and line
They quite forget the reel.
New York Mail.