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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21
g9alriaacrci h ncietIIdl Uer6Oten.

Sic 81 Sabre alte 6rar5olin 8a.
lcric 9ahore Don 9lr 704, Sit.@alti-
morcitraBe, muroc 9eitcrn ourh Ger
geont Smptb oeS oitlihon Giitrifts
per6oitet, naMocn sic @olijciirauen
Gcclciton uuo glloriOgc oas 6raulein
beiu6t batten mo anac6liM gegcn
Gntri6tms eincs flcincren 9aorbe.
TRACES i6re 3ufmit prop5c5ct Beta.
men. Die @a0riagerin miro belrte
HiHter Smith IN Ser oitlihen 'goli.
3ciitatiou por9eiiibrt meroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21
anrsc GRANDDAUGHTER.
3u G6ren 0e8 9lr1ii0entcn so

3u g6rcn 0eS 9iroiioertcn @ooo.
now bon Der Sobns Soptins llniuer'
Iitdt" miro 6elic ein 9anfctt i'm
n@lorBlono Glub~ gcaeben.
g8ie 6eridtet miro ioll Der @reis
fir @uter6roter an pGAilea Gonner-
Itag oieicS Sabr 6iaiger werocn ols
in Sen Gorja6ren, wenn Der @ouuer.
neur riht Die Guarautdue gegel oeil
transport bon 6e0eruieb erfldrt
Sic StaatssSeterindrs9eboroe Uill
sen @ouberneur erillhen iUegen 0er
3pna6me Der ylmil uno alaueu-
ieuhe in @lorDlano oen adn5en
Stoot mtcr Guarantdnc gl crtl0rcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

Ser o@iarDldnoer 9dder.Screin"
Ano Sic ng'crcinistc 8ddcr-@eielli
itbnft" loocu al onoercr SteQc 81
ibren Sabres6aae am Dlithuo1
9lbcno III ,Sa5n5er's @oGe" ein.
Ser y9dder llutcritiisin0s .Gercin
9lr B bdlt bcnte 9lbero ieinc @eue-
ral-Gerianiullng in D9iiffel'S GaIle"
an Der glor0. 1reoerid. SiraBe ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21
0in @GiInOeIpNie. im eAIamaNeI

@cil er ib ii6er Die @crtrmit
speicr 9litomobil-Gcden 0ic in ici,
nem 9ciibc geiinoen morocn moren,
niht auslueiien fonnte rrroc geteril
9(bcn0 Der 81 Sabre oltc Charles q.
@rgan ipobubaft arge6lin in 9|r.
459, @eit 60. Ctr. %bilaoclpbia,
49,. 0crboftet imo in bic meltlihe
9Soli3eiitotion cingelicicrt. Gic Roli.
3ci benlii6t iib SIR 3eit, Die rc6tma'
Biacn Gigentbitmer orr Iedcn aus
iinOig 81 madcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21
Qleliercr gYnfier6irnlt.

Die r9altimore-GolmtD @niicr 1t.
Gleftrif Go." bat oie Gommiiiion fir
oiicntliAe @etrie6e benacbrihtiet,
OoB iic @aiicrrobrcn in Der 8oie.
femp.9lucunc lcgcu uiro, mem iie
oic @ouptroDrcn in ocr Sarioro-9loe.
lcgen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

HGtlpHalc WEnHl5lpalFSlAa.
StaotpermaItcr.Soitem in Gaptom
Ohio, Gin Grfole. Scrr Seur1
@. ssatc iagt o9lmcrifoner lie.
ben 9lbwe1ielmo" - so Gop-
ton Oas staotpcrwoIter. sgIiem
bci6c5alteu mir0. 6Ieibt ob5upar.
ten.
So Oiele 6rodcn uirocu in Ser
geitrigen GonDeutiousiibing Der 9lo.
tIonal @hnicipol-9igo, an ScnrD @.
@oitc, sen StaotocrUaIter bon Iop-
ton Sbio, acridtet, oaB cr Gieielben
lidt iHneII aenug beantworten
founte. ST 1T Ser Gtaotperipalter
ser gr6Btcn StoOt iueIde Oos Ser.
Ualter- Spitcm probeIDriie eingciiibrt
bot. Seincm @eridlt puroc nit
9roBem Sntereiic eutgegcu geie6cu,
prmal me5rcre StdOtc Bic 9l6liht
5cgen i6re Gei60fte cinem Stoot.
0erualtcr 81 ii6crtroaeu @r iagtc,
0oB iid 0aS Sto0tpermaltcr.SDiiem
IN Oopton ror5iialid bcpd6rt 2liS
iiibrlid 6eidrie6 er sic bielen Der.
5eiierlngen, Oie GoDton inter ieiner
2etung por9enonnnen, luic bic StaDt
oicl @clo geiport bot, pie mdbrcno
scr llcberIfpennung unter Der
Qlit6iilfc Oes @errn Eatterion, Oes
grdjiOenteu Ser n9}otional Goib &c.
utter GonpanD", uabrenO Der lleber.
i1pemming in Ohio fiir sic 0lotb.
leiocnoen geiorgt puroe, uno mic
Der lle6crihmcunun9sidoOcn aus.
lebciicrt iuir0e. Galn bciproh er
ocs 91ngcrcn sic Gtoblirlmg eincS
itdotiidcn Scinis fir S6Oodloie mo
sic @riinOnug bon elmer Souptflinif
mo 5lpci Ic6eaflinifen fir 2ungen
lciocnOc. 8erner behrieb cr Oas
3uItan0efomnen elmer Yluiif,2iga,
nclAc Gonserte fir oos @ubIi.
fum arrongirt. 2(lf oir Srage bin
ID oas StaOtucrpoltcrsSpitem IN
Gapton cine 3uftnit 6ot antlUorte.
te Serr 9aite: oGos 60ngt cams
Don Sen Ginwobncru ser Staot ab.
l9ir 9lmcrifoncr Iic6en ole @erdnoe.
rilrg a6cr ie5r lon9ion Dit iuar
Sen mir crit 0urc5 SNoocn fhlg."
Gas Gonlitc Ociieu gluiga5c eS
mar cincn @}uitcr.@6ortcr ots5iiar.
5citcn rci6tc ciueu uupolliidnoigen
9crid5t cin ga cs icinr 9lr6eit nod
ui1t uoIlcnSet. GicicS Gomitc be.
Ite6t ais ocn 6oloeuOcu: @iaiom
Gu0lcD Soulfe %rdiioent Der Sigo;
BrdliOent u 9omreuce Souell Oon
ser &or0orO-llniDeriitdt; 9iidor0 e
g6ilos, Don glem 2orf; &roieiior
Sermom IS. Soucs, bon Scr llnis
ucriitat uon SeraS; &r6ieiior &C. OF
Satton, non ser Weiicrn 9ieicrpe
llniucriit1t, Clinton Hoqers gHooo'
ruif Scr Scfrctdr Der Siga; Or
geiaiom q. @}inroe, Sgroiciior an
ser SoruorollniUeriitdt; Dl q. Sa'
fer, @coattelr Scr Sngeniclr.3ci
tuug; Gclos :. gSilcor, bon gtcw
9lorf, Wlouo 6esler, Setrctar Der
Glcuclano Gipic Siga; Or So6n u
5aroic, bon ser llnipcriitdt in Sli.
uois, uno 0lo6ert Great Gaine BON
9oitolI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21
2lafreanna on Ser 0ecatar.etrahe.

Gin @rano, mclcber cinen un9elobs
rcn Nloierjoli1aocn Don $50 onrid)s
fetc, brad gcitern 9lahmittag flr5
Dor la5 ll6r aui nod lmauigcfldrte
@ciic in ocm Gahini6l oes Salics
J}r. 1880, gecotur-StraBc, aus. Ias
Sans mir0 BON Scrrn ,Sobn Sroat
un0 6amilie bapo5nt Ger Scuer,
pcbr gclonq cs, o6ne groBc N}ii5c Den
Ilumncn ocu @aronS 5ll MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

Die 4oli5ei6eboroe 6at oen @robe.
&oli3iiteu @corge g. G6mlius bonn
noro6iili6en Giiirift in ben regulo.
rem 0ieuIt einaciicat.
9lrtbur 9loDo iit gum &ro6c-4oli.
3iitcn ernQnnt uorocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21
sdllhnm Srrlett.


Bel Gidepoille luuroeR sem Stro.
benba6n @lotornouu s. 81.
2nowIes 6cioc gcinc 5crmoImt.-
Gin auabe in Ger %otomocitraBe
BON cinem S(utomobiI ii6erio5s
rcn.
Gin 3uianmeuitoB oNf ocr Stra'
Ben6o6u, bel mcldcr cine 9Serion lcr
bensgci06rli6 perlebt pilroc, crcia'
uete iid geiteru 9|o@mittog weni9c
Nlinitcn noN 4 llbr oli Dem ii
deDpiIle.3rucig Der @ereinigten Stro.
Beu6a6n,@ @cieaiGait, no6e Soof un0
Serbs Steinbrnd. Sin in mciili.
der 9liGting io5reuoer @cparatur.
paggon itieB Oaial6it nit cincm in
entgeecu9eiabter 9iiGirng io9rcuOen
%aiiogers@og0on 5uinnncn Ter
Motornann oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
San1es q. &nomIes, po6uboft in
01r. 1905. 9raOforo.StrnBe, ipurOe
lc6ensecfobrlicb oerlebt uuo mliBte
in einem 9hrtonobil in ooS o&crnou.
Soipitol" i6eriii0rt per0eu, woicI6it
er Don Or. 81 2. gliblett oiiiitirt
Don ocn 9lcrjtcr @ 9. Sumter mo
s. ". Sole, in &e6anOlmg genom.
men wuroc Gem @eOouernSpers
t6cn muBtc OoS liufc 9ein mtcr6olb
Ocs anices omputirt meroeu Ges
@citercr ipor Iein rebtes @en an
me6reren SteIlcn oe6roden Ger
9lcporoturuo0gen luurOe bon Dlo-
tormonn ggiQioul &eit gcfo6ren.
Veioe @a9gons puroeu nidt imer-
6cbIid bcidd0igt
Sprang oor elm Intom 0 +.
bil.
MS ser Sabre altc George q.
9aucrniHni0t pon 9lr. %. 9lorcsGo.
tomac. Strabc, BON eincm 9(ntomobil
abiprang, oas olilid in Der 9alti.
more Strobe ]ipiidcn Botonac- uno
Gurleg. Sirabc fu6r, milroc er Don
eincm in cEtgegcn9cicstcr 9lihtmg
fonlmcnOen 9litomobil il6eriabreu
gr 6ro9 sic redtc Siifte rmo Oer.
lebte iid) alBerOem i'm @eiidt. Der
Gieent6imer ocs 9lutomobilS, Serr
Otto Niloe6rano bon 2auraUillc
bra6te oeu anobeu 5it Ir s g,
Cuncn. 9lr 50, g1oro.gotomac-2try
Der oeniclbcn 6cbanoelte uno Damn
nah Ssallic brahte.
2luf Dem Srottoir gc-
itiir3t.
Ginc nidt lnierbcblide Gopiuer.
lebrng 500 iib geitcrn gI6euo geach
Hi0 ll6r Scr bercits 20 Sobre oltc
Sobn Ni. MurraD bon 93r. ~, 9loro.
@au-SiraBe, 81, ols CT oil Der gde
BON 9igbt- mo Sec StraBc auf Oen
1rottoir ausglitt imo NIT Dem aopi
auf Die aante oeS 6uBiteigS oui.
ihlig. Gr muroe in Der 9linbulai5
ocS iii0liHen GiitrittS 5um Ger6tnoen
Iciner &moc nah Dem @}crco.0oipi.
tai gcbradt
Sm @ciid / ncrlcbt.
@ou cincm cinIp1nrigcn @ogen
ii6crfo6rcu lpuroc peitern 9lad)lnit.
lag gcgen ia4 ll6r in Der Siio.
G6orlcs Ctr. sic iiebanid6rige Mor.
qorct6c W2ear bon g1r, 5, @eit.@eit.
StraBc. Sic erlitt @erleeungen iu
@ciiGt. ga6crt Gboeer bon 9ar
1889. Syeficrjcn.Srabe, fltiGirte oaS
@cfa5rt.
@reis pm 9luto gctrof.
len.
Slr. Charles @olos6orong6 Elm 76
Sabre alter Sngenieir bon Gaitol
92o., Der ii1 bier 6einhSpeiie oili'
bait, pnroc geitcrn mi ser Gde uon
Baltimore. imo St. 4onIitroBe, ais
er oen 6obrwca ibcricbritt bon ci.
nem 9lutomoMl 0eS 9rn. G0uaro
Sng6lett bon 9tr. 1909, St &aulitry
getroiicn. peIheS BON Dem in 9tr.
2438. @elmont.9lpemie. po5nbaitcn
Gbauiicltr George YurtleD gelcnft
mlrOc. Gs itellte iid 6eraus, 0aB ser
@rcis mlr leidte Serlcsungen crlit.
ten Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21
enN MlaadIcn feilaelaIIen laLrn.

gr. sSobn 6. 5it6erlono pon ytr.
1908, Cit WlonlmcntimaBc plrOe
gcncrn inter oer 9luidlloiaung an.
geblid6 oic i8 SATIRE alte @elenc Sc
Nloggio BON 9lr. 800, gioro @liltou.
9lOc, ieitec5alten 5i laben. our1
9lihtcr Gcan in Der norooitli6cn 10.
li5eiiIation se8cn StclItng bon $3.50
oem @erihtsueriabren ii6cripielen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21
[frlnn icinen glerLchnnnen.

SIN @arDlanoer 9lascmeinen So.
ipital crlag geiteru Der 80 Sabre alte
lgilliom gS. g9oriielo ans Granite,
@1o., Ben @rauomunoeu, peldc er
am lctteu @loutag crlittcn bottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21
9lladfc icin ciecaeg (8roG anrcdlt,

Sm gllter BON II Sobren itorb &c.
itern W}orgen, tueuiqc Dlinlten nad
8 ltbr Serr 9aurence acBlcr in iei.
ncr @obuiing, Slr. l10i, 2iabt.Str.
Ser aeBIer por gittUcr; iciuc Sat.
tin lrirOc mIfo Demg YSL Grels.
Sfico6ofe1 lit 9lnHc 9lrlmoelsGoltltp
6ccroigt. @or ciucin Sa6rc bemerf.
tc 'pcrr acBlcr, ooB ii9 Der @ra5.
6iiarl icincr Srai 6cro6ienfte. imO
er lieB i'm inter ieiner pcriouliden
2hfiGt ncil oasmauern lmo 9leid.
iciti0 aub fir ii@ einc @utit neben
Ger icincr 2c6cusgciGbrtti bcritellen.
Su oicic gcpiiiermoBen iel5it geicr.
tigtc @utft miro er nunmebr 5rr
lceteu Hu0c 0c6ettet pcroct Die
9ceroigung miro am N}ontag &or.
nittag I'M s ll6r itottiinoen. Scrr
SeBler ipor in Geutidlono aeboren
iporoet icood) bcreits ais 5c1nid0ri'
ger ano6e nod 9lmerifa gcfOmnelt.
pier orbcitctc CT iudbrcno 33 SSabrcn
alS Sdncioer inO iooann pd1reno
8 So6rcn ais Heitourotcur @or IL
Sdbrcu 500 CT iic9 Don ocn aftiUer
@ci6dite 5uriid. ST. binterldBt ei.
ncn Sobt @errn 2aprcucc Z. aeB-
Ter, orci Co1ter iin0 II gnfelfin0er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

. Biun0 Ghmorlamm fir &C.
9bndroait &io. 12ac.: 4 RID. 4Qc.
/ Ynino g2alo0rf,Nraien. feline NnodeH nm
ien Abidu ifnr iein. uerluhi ca 1876.
.Suadr mreo 8moileiid, 4io. t0c
Nippenronit, Yfo 1876.
1clitaicNm. Bcpnrttmcut.
0driofiel, Snlal @ih 10c oocr RIO. iir 25C
Gebitgemadic GoohibsNauefL Nubeno 12c.
Bon uns ielbit iabri3rie 6raHilnrier gslrii
obcr Wclogra, Rib. &C.
6rlibe Aaonnrit nit 5aIbei oocr scleric
aeiulr5i, Rfo. &c.
5rlhe5 Sadileib BIO. llc.
9gubcmer @rnS'
0rUFe NGntlien.9dncn,
Nuncttcs Strnfc, burdiiauicun bio sur gcrinQtDn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21
gern6eimer grOs.

Ser grrie 9nDcn fir oGs 6elm, nit ben nencn
9r2licn Cine etnnt iu hD iclbit. @0g
Der 6aNcttc' Strale BiHonrdl Bic 5Ar
gCringlDns Gtrahc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

Ter GrciidbrfGc Sh
Iagc sybuei 6ran 9lat1in aiii iulle
rem 8ris niiiien mir icst furdls5ar
onipaiien Der ldrappt aaas ar.
Sast er ooh lebt6in 5ii melisn
@lann alter Gnatidfopp a5e5n
sic NAL aii ino id oahtc y ein
aiuo iuiiBte has car nidlt rihllg aiis
silucloer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

Gin . nDcrniDort. li
cincnt Arantcubalis 3it @aarbrllaeli
ioo ncbrcrc 6ei Sagor0e perwuuoete
9apern la8eu tbeiItc cine iulae gIer5.
tin 0en Sol0ntcn cine ncrc C5ieacs
nddriht nit. nghut ircucu Sie iih
ridt iiber Ben Sicgs" frogie 5ic ei.
nen rnbig geblicbcreu @a1crn
ng9ie fam i'd midi ireucn mor oic
sfntiDort uipeni ib nidt Oabei biur
Ger flcinc @otriot
Batter ,91un 3anS, Iu boN ooer
I'M Gngliihen cine i1ledlie 9loic
beinige6rabt" Sans u@u SasaF
i'd bate aud cine cute init eHtril
inng plriidaemlcicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-21

1rDRe 6Gnilien,Ndbtn,
SabettesStrabe onrMiauieub Bis sur scrinatol
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-26
For the LEGISLATURE
28th Senatorial District, Counties OF
Logan, Dewitt and Macon
Clifford Quisenberry
OF LINCOLN
ATTORNEY S. 7. CLANTON.

Attorney S. T. Canton is the right man for the position
he now holding as Chairman of the Coored Republican
Club Every transaction during the primaries was open
and above board Never before has Decatur been
favored with cleaner and conscientious than
she is now, in the person of S. t. Clanton.
He is highly respected in all of the courts and official
places of the city and both white and coored that
they believe him to be of intelligence and integrity
In very recent conversation with Mr. Canton he en-
phasized the fact that his first effort and influence to be
put in execution for the people and the class that repre-
sens the tong of the people The said few then
that the many unfayorable things heaped upon the
heads of the many unjust and there is anything
potcts he will correct this unjust hardship. Because
believe in the young Negro Yes, believe in his accom-
plishments and capabilities. willing and will do all
amelioate the unjust condition that may be APP
parent in county that tends to impede the progress of
the and especially the young men who fighting
under odds AS friend of the people of Decatur sug
gest that you rally around this young man of character
and give him your support
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-26
The Political Horizon
State, Congressional and County Cam
paigns to Become Immediately Active
Roosevelt Here Last Thursday Evening
Sherman Makes Great Speech at
Peoria

The campaign for the November election will soon
warm. This election is very important and the result will
be watched with great anxiety At the State Convention
last week at Peorsa great demonstration had Sen
ato Borah of Idaho made the key note speeah for this
campaign and prefaced the battle for 1916. He hail
ed as the republican candidate for President Some talk
of Sherman for President is also audible The speech of
Senator Borah from republican standpoint and from all
angles of the greatest since 1895 when the woods
rang with eoquence from Maine to California. Sherman
also made of the greatest speeches Of the occasion
The republicans starting out to win in this election
on their merits they say and the dement's OF their op
ponents 1t though the progressive will be pas
sve in this campaign election The people seem ind
ferent and uncertain to the real need of third party
In this congressional district L. E. Wheeler is going up
against Odds but Wheeler is campagner and may make
Grahams cohorts reel before his ndomable courage.
In the County the fight will be fierce also.
Butler and Lyon to be good winners but their op
ponents are well known and popular
Thshardest fight will probably be that of Sheriff Of
this county, Dr. J. A. Wheeler vs. Sam Metcalf. Dr.
Wheeler is well known. There is going to be hard
fight for County Judge and for every Office. The demo
Gratis have nominated ticket which is not easy to defeat
So it behooves the candidates to begin and set their
houses Alright.
In Logan Peoria, Macon Vermillion, St. Clair, Knox
and Champaign Counties where the fight known to be
hard and the results uncern the Fornm will be on the
firing line and help the out
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-26
BRAVE SOLDIERS

Mr.. r. Wires is back, he didn't
60 to Germany to fight them Ger
mans-we thought Wires, as well
as he likes to live, had better
sense than to 60 up against "Marse
Williams stone wall---you colored
people had better come on back
here, them" Germans will kill
you like an April rain falling.
Gus Motley is back too; he only
went to Chicago and not to Leige.
France is an awful" fine place but
we are moughty" "feered" them
Germans, OK like, are going right
on over Paris Even Marcellus
Polk of Decatur is little 'feered.
Polk is said to be very brave
man. not K. of p, but soldier
they say the only thing that keeps
Polk from landing on the Germans
is getting across the Atlantic ocean
he is skeeree" of water-thouph
a baptist in religious denomination
We understand, Col. Hopkins
of Peoria will 60 if Frank Watson
and Jas. Finch will join his COM
pany. Fred Rush of Bloomington
can't keep Warren Moore from
organizing a company. Race
Horse" Charlie of Jacksonville is
gone.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-26

Miss Addie Wilkens of Quincy
spent several days with homefolks
recently.
We understand that George S
Wilkens has purchased the house
and lot at the east end of town
formerly owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker.
The price OF sugar seems to
make necessity for some fruit to
be put into the cans unsweetened.
But, o, sad looks if the price con-
tinues to rise instead of lower.
The funeral of the late Fred
Disselhorst was held at the Luth-
eran church Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Aneals and
family we're visitors at her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Bittle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Yeargain Wis
tied at the Anderson home Sun
day.
Mrs. Kellis B a k r and her
adopted daughter of Davenport,
visited several days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ace Corn.
Preaching services we're held
Sunday morning and evening at
the u. B. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Smith very
pleasantly entertained the follow
ing guests at their home Sunday;
Nose Wilkens, Mrs. Ace Corn,
Rev. Robertson, Mrs. Kellis Baker,
Zephyr Baker, Bertha and Grace
Scott. Durining the afternoon
refreshments consisting of melon,
lemonade and waters were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Miller and fam
lily motored to Quincy Sunday,
where they were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-26
DIR. MARY WARING
NAMED BY DUNNE
As Successor to Mrs. Joergen-
Dahl on Negro Freedom Semi
Centennial Commission.

DIR. Mary F. Waring, 1879 Vim
cennes avenue, Chicago, was yes
terday appointed by Gov. Dunno
a member of the state commission
to arrange for the 6ftieth anniver-
sary of negro freedom in the
United States. DIR. Waring sue
ceeds Mrs. Susan Dana Joergen-
Dahl of this city, resigned on ac-
count of illness.
Illinois State Register
DIR. Waring is we'll known in
this city, and her many friends
everywhere feel that she is well
fitted for the work of the commits
sion. We are all sorry to hear of
Mrs. Joergen-Dahls illness and
wish her speedy recovery.
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CAPTAIN WILLIAMS OF
METROPOLIS HONORED

Capt. Williams, OF Co. M. of
Metropolis of the l. N. G. has the
distinction and the honor to be
head of the Plainclothes State
Fair policemen. Capt. Williams
is not only good soldier and of
hcer in the National Guard, but
shows executive abilities as head
of the department of plain clothes
officers. He makes good at every
thing to which he is assigned
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-26
STATE FAIR NEWS

Major Ford's Headquarters for
the Half Century Anniversary of
Negro Freedom is just opposite,
South of the Exposition building.
where the major has been busy
distributing literature and impart-
ing other information appertain
ing to the Celebration.
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FAITHS SUPREMACY

l opened wide the portals of my
heart,
Loves coming to forestall:
Then sat me down, a little way
apart
Content withall.
Hope, peeping through, beheld
the speeding day,
And ventured through.
In vain l called, her footsteps to
allay,
As on she flew.
Then, turning back, saw within
my heart
Fear crouching low.
I always come" he said, when
hope departs.
Law plans it so.'
Nay, if you come, CO." cried
and fled
Until spied
Faith standing SO serene and glad,
My steps to guide.
Gently she turned my feet and led
me back SO calmly home;
And, 10! there Love and Hope in
waiting sat.
And Fear had gone.
Anna L. DerscheH in Nautilus.
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JACKSONVILLE
(By Nellie Early

MISS jessie w dllull udn lO
turned from a two weeks visit
in Chicago with her brother.
Mr.. Finney of Cairo, was
present at the Civic League
meeting at the A. M. E. church
September 22nd.
Clarence Nasty is attending
College in Sedalia, Mo.
Among the sick are; Mrs. 5.
Hobbs, Miss N. johnson, a
little child of Mrs. Ollie Blue,
Mrs. Ed Harmon, and Miss
Jessie Allen.
B. Shropshire of Hannibal,
Mo-, visited his sister, and at
tended the State Fair, at
Springfield.
One Of the greatest attract.
ions and entertainments ever
held in our city was the Gear
den Of Eden The affair was
conducted the entire week, and
was a great success. This
special program was for the
benefit Of the A. M. e. church.
A. Williams, of Lexington,
Tenn, is visiting his sister Mrs.
Ed. Harmon.
Carl King of Decatur visited
his parents her Sept. 20.
Miss Rheuben Hyatt and
son, Herbert returned from
Kentucky much improved.
Miss Ardella McGery visit
ed in Springfield lately.
Miss Dora Waffull has ac-
cepted a position as school
teacher in Carso, Mo. Her
many friends wish her much
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Blue of
Hannibal, attended the funeral
of Bessie Burl, Sept. 81.
Suitral Martin returned from
Louisiana, Mo-, where he visit
ed his grandparents.
Mrs. Marian Thomas of St.
Louis, visited relatives in the
city.
Mrs. Frank Taylor attended
the State Fair at Springfield.
Miss Waffull was Pitts
field visitor lately.
Mrs. Birberge of Pittsfeld,
was the guest of her sister Mrs.
Rollins few days ago.
Mrs. Peter Dealy has re-
turned from Chicago, and will
spend the winter here.
The funeral of little Bessie
Burl was held Sept. 81, at the
McCabe church Rev. Holland
officiated. Interment was in
East Cemetary.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-26

VERSES FROM THE BIBLE-IsAIAH.
who is this that cometh from
Edom. with dyed garments from
Bozrah? This that is glorious in
his apparel, travelling in the great
ness of his strength l that speak
in righteousness, mighty to save"
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-26

Notice for sale at 1924 South
Adams ST., the Freeman, the
Chicago Defender, the New York
Age, the Boston Guardian, the
Crisis and the Forum.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-26

You can't beat Pruitt for
county superintendent of schools
his work is a good record and
a splendid testimonial.
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= Sherman's vote received shows
that the people are nireb of so
much noise only at Washing
tou d. c.