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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-05
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@ar seitcrn miebcr iehr ileihis an
Der Mrbeit.

Der poliSei 1T es nod INNER ni6t
selunsen, beg Sarbisen babbait au
fperosn, Der .insn gang nsusn Grid
auf BEN 9ebi,t. Der Gaunsrei entbsdt
bat uno Nn5iiss toIsttirt. Der Surs
ibe pfIest iid ipdbrenb Der abpsisns
belt b.s Sausberrn in Der Wobnuns
eiHSuitslIen unb unter bem @orseben,
bab sr Upm 5ausberrn s.ianot tporbsn
lei. lin beNen ansus gum Rsinissn
ab5ubol.n. iid gtn5iise gu srsaugtrn,
bic er bann prompt .periilbert".
Die 3abl Der Spfer bieiss 0aunsrs
purbs ssitern pisber um 3psi Dsrs
mebrt. Der 8urids bolte ii4 untsr
ieinsm plauiibIen 9ortpanb einen On,
aug i'm Wertb, bon $3S ip Der Wobs
nuns BON Bernard S.lb.amp, go. 563
Sft 13. Strab. unb sinen an5us i'm
Wsrtbt BON $35 BEL Wab. Sumpton,
Ho. 316 Wlia Strabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-05

table COMPOUND sinsunebmtn. Sd babe 10
piel NtbiSin eingsnommtn uno mein NrSt
iagte mir, oab er mir nidt belfeu iDnne,
hssbalb triudhie id5 mtinen Baiten. mir zine
5Iaide su toItn uub i'd wiiroe iie ptriu.
den. gad1bsm i'd bieslbe einsenomineH,
fiiblis i'd bsiier 9d iubr iort, ts sinsu.
ntbmen, unb jsbt bin idl eeiunb uno tart.
,3d) tate iiels 9tre Dlsbisiu tmpiphlsn.
ititbsm bIeieIbe mir 10 numb erbar stboIitn.
unb idi boiie, bab bIeisr yrisf oasu teiird'
gen birb, irgsnbtins arme Srau Dor qeiotH
Al bepabren." ."-Nrs. Martha Ssauep,
Spr 1l44, llRionpilIt, plifouri
2ie isabrifanisn bon Gpbin 9. 9inIham's
8sgetable COMPOUND babsn inuienbe Don
iolcten 9rieien pie bieier-bisieIbsn ineen
oi, @abrbsit, iOuIi bdtitn liz isIbIt nifDi fir
Bslb .rlangi iusroen ionnen. Sisie We6i'
ain III iein Hrsntblins-ft tat Die prpbt
felt Sabrtn beitauosn.
0;nn irscnapclde llmitanSe eiH'
trefen iOllten, bic Sie nidf uerI;cbeu,
10 idreiben Sic an bic epbia &. Pinf.
ham Icbieinc So. (uertrauIidD,
Gpnn, Wnii., nm Nal. Chr Sdlrei.
ben luirb BON einer Tame seofinet,
geleirn nno bsantportet uno i,reng
pertraulid belanbs!t weroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-05
Jeaer.

- Sn ben GnIasen Der llnitsb Stas
t.s 9itbosraDins Co., in OF Nors
ipoob. seristbsn seitsrn tur5 Dot Sas
gesanbrud. Qumpsn unb abfdae. bic
auf elmer platform lasen, burh
SeIbitentSiinbuns in 8ranb. Die
Slammen ipurbsn BON bem Ra9tipdds
ter Der 9ullod electric go. entbsdt,
Der Die Seuerlpebr alarmirts, Der es
obne Shlpisrieteitsn ssIans, Der
5lammen Serr gu peroen, ebe nens
nenspsrtber Sdaben auseridtei pors
ben mar.
- Our6 Sunien aus elmer pprs
iiberfabrsnbsn QOipmotiD. lpurbs gs.
itsrn Morasn bds Dad bss Wobns
bauiss Don SOiepb S9aefsr, go.
1922 9umpnt Sirabe in 9ranb gee
Isbt. Der Jsusrpebr seldps es. Der
5lammsn Serr 5u Derosn, ebs erSbss
rer S6aben psruriadt iuorbsn mar.
- Gin Benjamin 8auers, BON 10.
233 Wlil Sirabe seb0risss atutomOs
Bill aerietb seiiern Dor oem Sduie 10.
3425 anott Gtrabe in granb unb
lpurbe gum 8etrass BON 5000 bef6d.
biat.
- Gin on unb fir iif) unbebpl.
tenbes issuer in Der S6ubfabrit Don
Wrlf & Co.. Ro. 412 - 416 20. Z.
Strabs. peruria6te aeitsrn 2lbeno in
Der Ra6bnri6dft cine aiemlihe aufs
rssuna. 9as meuer mar in bem
Shaht gum 4usbruf aelanat. in lpsls
den Die glbfdae aeiporfen nsrben ur,
naG benz aeIler befSrbert au tpsrSen
uHo Der materisIle Sdaben. Der bur1
bic HIammen psruriabt purbe, tss
laufi iifl auf etfpd $50. Die 'ssuer.
fpebr bate iebod einen aiemIih Ihpss
rem Stanb. ebe lie an ben ftuerhsrb
aslaHlsn ionnts unb mubte ibre
ShIau6e Az bieism 3psd bur6 Der.
ihiebens mad Der Central 4penus ees
.Isssne 6duTer fibrsu. mas untsr ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-05
Ghlmkfeier.
i3iueiunobrsiiis Smbenten Ses ghar.
maeeuten College erbaIten lire
Tiplome.

Sm 8raio Sotel ianS geitern
aibeno Die SdIuBieier bes Cincinnati
College OF Ybarmacp itatt, Der AZ. NJ
Der Geihihte bicier iSodibule iiIr
9lpot6efer, unb 32 Stioeuten, ipelte
ibre Granina eriolsreifl beiianSen
baben, erhieIten ibre 9iplome. sln.
ipraten bieIten !Serr Sreo, ". @eib'
manu-, QrGiioent Der Gineinnatier
Seftion Der Ghcmiid)en @eieIlid)aii
bon amerifa inc Serr Gbas. u. ap.
meper, pclfer III Ramen Der ,5afnl.
tdt iprad. Ger Br1iioent oes College
Or. sSobn 6. Otis ertbeiIte 6ann nit
elmer hiibid)en slniprad)e Die @rn0e
mo 4iplome Serner puroc Elm bib.
ihes muiitaIiiGes Yroaranm Slrf,-
aeiiibrt.
Zen @rao zines ,.gndeIor OF
4bnrmncn" (Gb. - erbielten: Srbin
Robert Bed, asobn Sernlnn guitetter,
Charles @iIliam Iapis. Otto Oh.
raro, Games Z. 3per, otto Sernann
Srie, gllireb :. @utpiller, Gbparo
s.. Scbemom, Glpoe Brisbt Sill,
glijab 2pous SuooIeituu, Sobn gt
aain, cSoiepb 6. ainnep. Charles
aretdmer. Soicpb Sobn 2auer, 2epis
3raneis 2ptle. Sranf 2pman Wiur.
pbp. GBeorge 9beiter WlcDonaIb.
MaIpb gnrilet Pudett, Wsar Sepirrt
9leber, Ssobn 80. u. r8ieber, Eai,l g
Ritter, arnolo 6. Sdaifer, CLAUDE
9ictor Shimafer, @ernarS TX.
Spreneer, slusuit 8. Stern it.,
sobn StanIep llIrep, 3reo. 8. @eit,
0onaIS s. g9ieiefi, Cafe q. @rigbt
Sri. Martba Rarp 3eisler
Gen @rab zines pbarmacelitIi9eu
9bemifers (eb. g. erbielten: CLARA
@ap Giaer Sap, pb. y, Waniur
Dt. Raiiar, YD. 9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-05
unfdae.

= George Spfss BON gsO. 1897
9Optins Strabe fam ssitern an Der
sde Der u. uno @ine Strabe 10 unz
slldli4 gu SAL, baB sr ii6 sinsn
Sru3 BEG IiRten SSubtn09sls Su5os
I'M mad Dem itdbtii6sn Soipital ees
i4afft psrOsn muBte.
- SatOb Gppitein bon Qo. BIB
Ourbin pluce puroe ssitsrn @ormits
taS, aIs iein pfsro an Der Speamore
Strabe. in Der Rdbe Der 2. Strdbe,
i4eu tpuros. aug bem 0agen auf oas
StrabsHpfIaitsr ssi9Isubsrt uno trag
ldpsre inngs Yerlsbunsen baDon.
Der gsrunsliidts DurOs per 4utomOs
bill na6 ieiHer BObnuns sebradt.
- Der 7 Sabre aIts Soi.pb Soli1
DOH No. 1864 3psite apenne, price
pill, puroe geitern Bormittag an Der
arelounS Der WinfieIb unb Glsnipdp
Ipenus bon sinsm DON Sbeo. Stiebsl
BON Der a6ten uno plum Strabs gss
lentten automObil nispsrssrannt. Stlss
b. bra4ts ben psrIestsB anabeH su sIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-05
0Nie es bic Wauner mad3ten
Die Yolisei fat ,uenis glnSIdt, Ses
Sdmiuolers Ieas babbaft Su
,uer6en.

Gle goIijei lit erniig aui Der
Suhe na6 Dem @aliner, weIher Die
9icrte glationalbanf. iuie geitern
!don ausfiibrIih gemeloet ipuroc.
nm $4,000 beidIpinbelt bat. 9ie Ec.
tcttips giIug lmb 2ibn arbeiten ben
ssall aui, na6oem Burns Getettips
iid i6on icit Sreitas pergansener
g9od,e eanlit abgenliibt baben. @egen
oen Mnnn, Der iih Suitin @ells
iannte. ipurSe seitern Elm Saitbelebl
erIaiien ino ailber6em muroe iein
Stedbrici iiber oas gan5e 9ano ae'
ididt. Gr fom pergangenen ytooeHIbcr
na6 Cincinnati nnb 5war, pie es
hieb, aus 9oiIispille. Sn No. 4
Gourtpiep slpartements nabm er
feline @ohnllng iln0 faiiiie in eiHem
9lbSabIunasgeid)ait Die Ginrit,tlna.
gei einem SSinpeleniabrifanten. an
Der 0ierten StraBe iiibrte er lid eiu
inoem err iiir $500 biliige ,Sinpelen
fauite i,no en er oieielben baar be.
5abIte, aemann er oas gertrmien bes
,Snbrifanten, Der i'm all Die 9ierte
9sationalbant enpiabl. @eas febrtc
nnd einiger 3eit nah Dem 8eihait
5uriid unS trat ipegen oes slntnnis
elmer eroben partbie ,.Spmpatbie.
9finee", bic mad ieinen eigenen Gnf.
iuiirien nneeiertist iperSen iollten,
in llnterbonblung. 9abei er51blte er
Dem 5abrifnilten bic @eidid,tc nit
Der @rbidait unb 5eiete ben @edicl
iiber $4,000 aiif bic 9anf BON Yort.
Lamb in Oregon. Die ganf geip1brte
oann Die slnjablllua bon $2500. tpie
@eas cg miinidte, oamit er Den sln.
tbeiI ieines griibers pnb 3tpei Sdrpe.
itern ais5ablen fonne. Grit als Der
i1laue Sunge nn ocrnielbeu Iaae
aid nod eiuen Gbed iiber $500 bel
bem sslnpelicr einfdiiieren ipollie,
itopfte berielbe 8er6aft iIno tbeilte
iciuen 9eronf)t Der ganf nit. "a
crit ging aIlen Der befannte Seifen.
iieSer oui. Gle 9etettips babcn aud
eruitteIt, bab Der Matn fiiralih cine
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-05

Sdrcibnlaidine fauite, Ole er lid ndf,
benz Senrietta @ebduoe. $50 @eit
@ierte StraBc, ididen lieb. ssn benz
Simmer bat zine uerbad)tige Eerion
tiu5e 3eit gepobnt. Ms Die @ebeini.
poli5iiten jebodI anfamen. ipar Der
Scgel ausgeilo9en. lie 9olijei
idleint abiclh feinen .slnbaItspunft
5u aoBcn. iDobin iid Die (Sainer sc.
wel,oet haben t6nnen. lie yolijei
ipurbe crit am 0iittDod bon Dem
SdauiilSel in aeniIinii geiest, 10 oab
Gle Gamer lanas iiDcr alle gerge
linb, bonn Der Sd)lpinoeI piiroe, !uie
bcHerft, idlon pergangenen 5reitag
entoedi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-05

iriitbcn siirdc III @eitIpooo cin Gro.
bccrcllicit eWebeu iperoen. Gin ge-
ilIbreides proaranm lit allfgeltellt
iuorocn, iuoour1 allen 8reilnoen iuio
@onnern Der obengenannten 8ernein.
be eiu gemiitbliter aIbeno bel Gro.
beeren uno anoeren erfrii6ungen III
9liisiidt aeitellt ipiro. Die Wc5ort
sIpcnue, an Der iidy Der @arten Vbi.
lippi's befin6et, lit leidt nit Der
Sarriion inb @ciilpooo glpe. Stra.
benbabn su erreid)en Gas einlaoenoc
aommittee rednet auf eineH 5abIrei.
den Qeiuh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-05

ct. paul, Minn., unb Gulu Reiten
90, bon bier; Sobn giobeforo, %
bon bier, unb Srene q0neentu6er, %
BON Glitten, ap.
geiiBtitslrerdnosrungen: Gop
6. Raisbed an 20. 6. Storp, Got ar
Der 6. ape., 9apton, 81; SbaIer 9srl
rD an Msrrel unb Barn 9ridet, Sc
in Clifton, 81; Sarrp s. Spints al
5rant WcSibben, Got an Der Sal
Str. 81.
= Robert g. pidsns, 72 Sabre at
lett 30 Sabren in California, at.,
uobn5nlt, Gin bcfonlltcr 6nrner I'M
republituniider poIititsr, itarb grs
tern zines plObIi4sn 5Ooes, aIs sr eirl
5eusr i'm Ho6ofen an3iinosn pollte
Gr puroe bon ieiner Satin toot auI-
gefllnoen.
= 9sprge Rice, Der ipesen grror.
hung DON Qlaen 0apis (Spr Wtoro)
gu IebensIdnsIi6em 3udtbaus psrllrs
tbetlt ipuroe uno porgeitern eintn
@usbrud aus Dem Repporter g.
fdngnib pIants, aber ouran perbinoer;
purbe, pirb beute pom Sbertfi Sos
ilep na6 Dem 3uhtbals in GoopuIle
9p., gebradt meroen. Wan mill oel
Gespcraoo bier nidt Innger behalten
glIs er iibcr oen qeplanten gIuebrHd
tefragt pIr6G ,pcrlreigerte er lebe!lllS
tunit ino iagte nur, ooB er teiGe
aompliSen psrrotben psroe uno autI
tstne rodmalise gsrbauoIlns pet'
lau9e. Ridter gunsbIut puros iofoti
benadridtigt. 0ieisr Iisb Sauis Dpr
ii6 tcmnen unS perllrtbeilte i'm mad
he iiblihen 5ragen gu IebsnsIansIts
der 3u6tblusitrafs.
- Die ainber oes psritorbsnen Or
Wapors Gbparo Srisssr madisn In
Gircuitssritt cine alase sessn 2tnna
arisger unb osn asututn 2eibs uno
gaupsrsin anbGn9is, Inn Die Sinters
laiisnidaft gu orbnsn. Sic DerIansen
, 9srtauf Oss 8runbeigentbums al
Der Sit 10. Strabs.
Sm 6oas bon Grau, Scnss sss
ger bic Sio Gopinstpn unO Gintins
natl Strabsnbubrs9 9sisui6ait, in benz
ss Iia I'm $5430 ShuOeneriaB ban.
belt ,ihitruirts Rittsr gungbIut pc
remptoriid 0ie 9eihpOrsnen, elnen
@abriprud fir bic 9.rtIagts sin3u:
bringsn.
- WatbiIOu u. puin OertIosts
G6arIss quip uuf SdeiOung nuf
SrunO pon gernatIdiiigung rmo
gierIaicns.
- 5rant Sdmi0t Uertlaete GIarl
Sdmiot uuf Oromlng Der SintsrIaIs
Isnftnit Der Gatharina Sdmiot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-05
gp,rett Rih. "a Sohre ait Der

= Gperett Rid, "a Sabre alt, bei
anaebIih intime Sesiebuneen 8y Ieinel
5phter unterbalteu baden ipll. purbt
i'm Gircuitseridt BON ben @eIhppre'
nen ituIbia bsfunoen unb bon Rihtei
9racp pon 2 bis 21 Sabren 3udtbans
perurtbeilt,
= Charles 9ppmann unb Wiliam
gaileb, bic bic meiiten Mitglieber Der
Gopin9tou gleris Of eagles go. 32e
sufiibrten, purosn geftern gbenb nit
einem oolpenen eagle abseihen be-
iaentt. glnipra4en bielten Wapor
@oerQ 6. pbilipps uno GOI. Gem 6,
glppleqate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-05
g(au6te, (ie k6nne
nidt (e6en.
Grlanste lire 0eiunobeit nieoes
burdj 2pbia 6. NinfGam's
Wegctnble COMPOUND.
llniOnbiIls. Mp.--.5dJ fit itori an sineni
6ranenleiben unb purbe 10 idluad,, bab idl

fduiu liber Den tlur
gehen fonnte, 0 bns
mid bnIitn ~ mhnen.
Sd Bate nsrubie Yin.
fdne, meine q inasr
irampitsn. msin 1e'
dd)t perJoa iih uHo i6
ionnts nitbt fprdtl
aud that mir ShlG
iein quf id bate itt
nsn @ppsiit unb Se
Der pIsnbie. baB ID
niett Isbsn f6nns. De.
manb risib mir, gbbia
@. Binfhdm's Beaes
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1ies mmS Das.

sSeu,ripsbrmnn 9llbert Gin ipurSe
aeiiern pom Siherbsitsbirettor Sols
mes gum 2sutnani bef0rhrt unb Der
Spribsntompasnie glO. AZ 3ur Disnits
ltiiiuna iiberlpitfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-05
GrNbetrenieit il @eitluouO.

sln1 gamitae, 6. SUM, swiifcn 3
,mo 10 llbr slbenos, miro in benz
ifouen @arten bes Serrn gbilippL
1921 Wecsart slpenue. BON oem Sn.
genSperein Der GeutiAen presbpteria'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-05
Eabtpa mnb SeuebMe.

-Ssrr abam Seibert BON 8elleOue
Iiegt in isin.r @Ohnung an Der Sairs
fieIo 2l0s. scientific er!ran.t oarnies
De-.
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ter Gu. PrOt. e. Spbanuss
gIrhF 9lftunaft

Die Wdtalir6er Ses 1tduer' Jerens bet Gu.
Qrot e. ScbdnRcs tirtbe gaiiot ylm'oiu
hnb criudi iit morqen Snmllae. BEN D.
Suni. gladmiliops hdlh ubr IN ber CONN
iugtule 81 pegiGmmelu. nm her oeIlinrbenen
5tiueiiet aaibarine Stobl Sutner bic !eeie
Gbre 3u criucicr
aate sRaasufel6. Rrafbeniin
aena 6rimm, ge,retarin slit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-05
Jluk.NaHrihten.

1reitaG 8. SUM l0li.

5reitaG 8. Suni 1914.
Gcr obere Ebioflub fdat laupiam.
bel bieiiger Staoi aber mar Der flub
geitern iiationar ino bate am slbeBo
einen @niieritano bon 81 Sub.
lie iolgenoen Gepeiben trafen
pdbreno oes acitrigen 5ages bier elm:
gittsbnrg, Ya-5.S Sub mno i1lt.
Wbsslins. 80. 9n.-4.0, itaticndr.
Yarfersburg, u. 90. a.-6.3 imb iteigt
Samantha 5nll., u. @a.-1.0. iteigt.
Yortsmoiitb. ga uno idat.
Soiisoille. $3.50 Sub uno iaat.
eunnspiIle, Snb.-7.1 imo fdIIt.
gsaibpiae, Senn.-7.5 uno itdticndr.
Chattanooga, qenn.6.7 irno idIlt.
Cairo. I'll. -16.4 Cub imo iteiet.
@enpbis. 1em. lac uno fdlt.
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S.NnSeisen.
Cincinnati S6at.C(u6

epeslaEgsrtammlun an ,yrsiaa. o. Suni.
nm iIbT absubs i'm Sofbrdu.
40. Tas fomm ittee.
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9eutidl.slmerif. staStuerbanS.

semie abenb libr iiHeei in Der Central
Enrnbage bic uicnaiIi6s 9,srfammIuna filti
rue Deleaaisn nnb GinSeImiiaIieber iiHb
ireunblidit eingeIabsn.
Ssnrp aIbsrp. sdr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-05

gepobnrrn bieler 6dufer eins aelinbe
gsanii perurTadIts. bic iid iebDh fehr
baIb Ieate.
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u { ~ p o + t.

Sic @elupurt Sfiice iiir Sas Sin
tinnaticr &oIfsblatt" bcfinbet lid in
No. 339 Yurf strake, gcacniibcr Dem
Gourtbuuie, wuielbit Ncniafeitcn, GIN
scigen II. I. III. bic 10 llbr 40 Ninu'
ten SlbenSs cntaeacnacnOmmcn uer'
ocn. Sclrphuu Sunth 2401.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-10-31
DAUGHTERS OF SPHINX.

Hold Twenty first, Annual Thanksgiv-
ing Service at Zion Church, Brooklyn.
The most important public gathering
In secret society circles In Brooklyn
for the third week In October was the
twenty first annual thanksgiving serv.
ice of the Ancient Arabic order of
Daughters Of Sphinx, North and South
America. held at the Fleet street A. NJ
e. Zion church. The annual sermon,
to the order was preached by the Re-
DR.. G.. w. johnson. The courts in t.
district which are named below are i.
Il prosperous condition.
F, The subordinate courts in the district
ny name and number are: st. Mary's
No. 1; Marion. No. 8: Cairo. No. II,
Arabia. No. 10; Eureka, No. Is. and
The Eureka Juvenile.
Among the officers Of the supreme
grand court present were Mrs. Lucy
Payne. first supreme grand matron
Mrs. Lillian ]. Huston. supreme gran
recorder: Mrs. Ella F. Crowder. su
preme grand exchequer; Mrs NJ. Sealy
first grand conductor; Mrs. Elizabeth
Usher. grand guardian. and Mrs. Leila
Smith. grand director.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-10-31
NYE FOR MAYOR.
LEE. NOT HAMMOND.

Sec'y Bryan attempted to impress
m his audience at the Auditorium
that because Congressman Hammond
had supported Pres. Wilson, he should
be elected Governor of Minnesota
We believe as DR.. Cyrus Northrup
stated two years ago at the Senator
Clapp Banquet at the Radisson Hotel
chat il Mr.. Wilson's administration
WAS a success he should be re-elect-
ed" but it has been DISASTROUS to Ne
eroes we cannot help to elect Dem
ocrat Congressman to the highest
state office, simply because he IS o
Democrat" and a consistent follower
of Pres. Wilson. Aside from County
Option, (the scare-crow issue OF this
campaign), which is simply political
argument between Mr.. Lee and Mr.
Hammond; a sort of "Heads win
tails you loose" proposition, or Which
will recommend, sign, or veto SUCH Q
measure?) the main issue should be
Individual Merit. We believe from
the confessions of Mr.. Hammond in
his speeches, that he has had no ex-
perience in State politics, and in vnew
of his grand party record at Washing
TON. he would have served his stare
better had he attempted to remain IS
the Democratic Representative FROM
Minnesota with greater assurance
of supporting Mr.. Wilson. All things
being considered, it is our opinion
that Hon. w. E. Lee, Republican, is
more experienced in state legislation
He bears as clean record in Mime
sofa as does Mr.. Hammond in Wash
ington, and is better qualified to I'LL
the office of Governor, and ask Tor
Your votes for his election.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-10-31
Leave Jepson Alone.

Atty. w. R. Morris attempted to.
say something for "his friend" Hon.
Lowell P. Jepson, candidate for Con-
gress from the 10th Dist, at the meet
ing on Thursday even. Atty. Morris
has had way of putting over good
word for his friends because he is
generally called on to speak. He was
asked to talk, it being rumored that
he was a supporter of Williams for
Mayor, as he is associated with Atty.
Franklin, it was so intended to COM
NIT the Hon. w. r. Morris, who is
generally doubted as to his stand. He
waits until he sees the actual result of
the efforts of others. But he came
out for Mr.. Nye and will keep his
word. 1t has been shown through
these columns that Hon. Thos. D
Schall is safe and sound on all mat
tiers effecting the Negro. Mr.. Nor.
ris knew that Mr.. Jepson did not
answer the question asked by the Ma
tional Society for the Advancement of
Colored People satisfactory. He does
not answer as to Segregation in the
Federal Service. Mr.. Schall answers
all questions satisfactory as does
Candidates Fred. M. Powers and Geo
R. Smith, of the sth Dist. Mr. Jepson
may have his views against intermar-
riage. Many do not favor this who
tell us they do, but why should he
hesitate to take a decided stand
against Segregation, knowing that he
seeks a position where his work is
needed in protest, if he is true to his
Negro constituents. He says, che has
been actively interested in, and sup
porter of educational work among the
people of the South" That is good
There are many mendicants who get
an 0. K. from Mr.. Morris and hustle
on the friends of the race for educa-
tional purposes, but let us hope that
Mr.. Jepson's donations were not mis-
carried. As a Senator Mr.. Jepson
voted against Jacobson's Famous
Gross Earnings Tax Bill. His one
vote defeated this bill which had
passed the House. He favored the
railroads, as the success of this bill
meant the savings to the taxpayers
many thousands each year. Atty
Francis spoke in defense of Hon
Thos. D. Schall and urged the voters
to send Mr.. Schall to Congress as
he could be depended upon to keer
up the good fight being made in
our behalf by the present Congress
man Geo. R. Smith. The Negro race
today calls for strong men in Con
gress and we should give specia
thought to the character of every Can
didate. We want personal friends
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-10-31
BENEFAcT0R OF OUR RACE.
How Edward Everett Hale Showed
Interest In WiIberforcs University.

How Edward Everett Hale Showed
Interest In WiIberforee University.
While chaplain of the United States
senate the late Edward Everett Hale
upon one occasion wrote the following
note to President William Sanders
Scarborough of Wherefore university
from his summer home IN Matunuck
r. l.:
Dear DR.. Scarborough thank yor
for your note. am very sorry
to say that shall be away when you
arrive In Boston. But I inclose my
contribution. and shall write note
for. our magazine commencing you to
the public. Have the goodness to call
at the Office Of Lend Hand. I Bea.
con street. room "a. Show them this
note and ask them to Introduce you at
the Office Of the Transcript. You re-
member that was once trustee Of
Wherefore. Truly yours.
"E. 4. HALE"
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-10-31

Judge Fish was City Attorney from
Jam 2, 1911 to May FL, 1914. The
City Council in a Resolution of May
80, 1914; said of him that, Ellis con-
duct of the work of the legal depart
ment has shown him to be able, fear
less and honest. He is a veteran
of the Civil War. His long experience
at the Bar, his splendid legal attain
ments and his sterling character
should command his candidacy to the
voters of Hennepin County and in
sure his election. -
Those who believe in clean, able
and upright judiciary, should not for
get to vote for Judge Fish on the 3rd
day of November, 1914.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-10-31
JOHN 6. LENNON on
Rem Westlake and his "NIGGERS.'

John G. Lennon who aspires to
Senatorial honors will gain no votes
among the Negroes by such state
ments as those made in DANA Hall
Monday, Oct 10Th when the "Joke"
(1) was substantially as follows,
"About the only qualification West
lake claims is, that he has, as Super.
intendent Of Dining Cars and IN
Clubs employed a lot of "NIGGERS"
We will back Hon. E. ]. Westlake
any time or place as gentleman and
know that he is better qualified to I'LL
that honorable position, than the Hon
(?) John @. Lennon.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-10-31

Task For United States Supreme Court.
The supreme court OF Tennessee re-
Gently decided that an ex-slave can.
not inherit property The decision as
stated above was rendered by the
court In the case Of one John Jones,
who owned small farm which shonli
at his death have gone to his brother
William The case has been appealed
10 the Omitted states supreme court.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-10-31
Important Coming Event In BrookIy

Important Coming Event In Brooklyn
The sacred caLtata of Daniel" the
restoration or captivity. will be given
by the Choral Society Of the Young
Peoples Union Of the Concord Baptist
church at Memorial hall In Brooklyn
on the evening Of Nov. IL. The re-
hearsals for the cantata are directed by
William a. Major. The members have
greatly developed their musical talent
since the rehearsals begun two months
ago. and the opinion prevails that this
cantata win prove to be the musical
attraction Of the pre-holiday season.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-10-31
Success Of an Illinois Secret orde

Success OF an Illinois Secret Order.
The Grand Court Of Calanthe Of the
Knights Of Pythias Of Illinois is in q
Gou-ishing condition. and each court
Of the order In the state is working
hard to make progress in membership
finance and prompt service to its mem
bers. The growth Of the order Within
the past two years has been phenome
nal. and this progress could not have
been made but for the splendid leader
ship of Miss Pauline D. Owens. grand
worthy counselor of Mounds. Ill.
coupled with the cooperation, of the
membership throughout the state.