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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
Gn &nrbimaaIer.

8i bar / bore Gage 89rbimaaler
til alt muligt. Noar man t. @fs.
fjeber Sbe0e, iaa bill mon life 11ejes
meD at faa iaa eller ida mange.
8ui6els / Waal. Mon bill babe en-
ois 8egt pr. 8uibel. og 8egten CT
/ bette Iilfelbe @eroimaaler.
0giao bpa0 Menneifet angaar,
ipprger man, bpoo eller bbor meget
er bon per6. 9g iou angibes Ser
ofte en- nis Cunt Ye1tge $4,000
eller 100000 oib. Set er 8eroens
@er6imaaler for ct Menne1fe.f Men
BEN er fuloltpnoig falf.
Maoife bor .Sefus berf, at ma1
bor iagt: oDenne Mono er fine
100000 ber6. Set for ilaaet neo
/ bonn, bbor rabgalt set Dor at an
benbe 1er1e @eroimoaler pad ct
Menneife. 0g iaa fpotes SEN Gonfe
Il bans 5iel, Ser u6toltes / Or
bene:
uSDa6 gabner oct Menmeifet, ON
BON panbt Sen ganife 8eroem, men
tobte Jig lelb eller leo Sfa6e paa
fla 1elD." 2uc.. 9,25.
Seius tager belle @erben me6
oens @ulo % sg6elitene, bens &1111it
og. 8ioenitab, 0ens umaaoelige Seer
bier / 5fob og 8rerielono, / folt=
bdre 8pgninger, Sfibe, Sernbaner,
- fort iagt .alle benne @erbens
&erligbeoer - 6ens beloige &l1l=
tnrmioler, og iaa flyer man: ie BET
aitimmen le bbilfe umaa6elige
Migbomme bbilfe @%erligbeoerI
Og bog er ct Menncife mere bero
enD set nlt1mmen.
Set trG11ger ri til at babe for
9ie, 1aar Ri tenfer paa, bba6 Set
freezer al materielle 8Rr6ier, for at
Wenneifet fan bliDe gienoprei1t efter
@m6s Sanfe, ~ at al Sen Sfa6e. ct
WenneIfe bar taget paa fig ielb,
tan blibe lt6be6ret.
Sba0 foIter bet life at opretboI6e
d Silent for fal6ne &binoer - eller
let &iem for Drmfere, for at 6en
5faoe, fom bisie Menmeifer bar to-
get paa fig ielp fan blipe uobeoret.
81 Dog CT Set en- rem nbetp6eligbeo
LAT al 8eroens &ig6om - for intel
at regne, mar hi br1tger Dor Ser
reg Naaleitof for, bbao ct Menmeife
Ter bpro.
gn0m banffeligere bliber set fol-
mango at f%orltaa ollie De mango
&rab paa maferielle Sire, Ser it'd
bringes, for at opretboloe fri1tne
5foler, bbor ll11ge fa11 opleres IL
ben at bore uoiat for at tabe fig
ielb eller tage oft for megen Sfa0e
paa fig ieIp, og bbor Der fan bebes
paa ben 5ialeifaoe, fom Wenneife,
onereoe bar tage ben Sfaoe
der oHe ffinIer fig for ANDRES 8lifs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

meget joni .en Girls ober @ranien
5berfras ieIb ! en- 3eppeIiner Err
fiet bleb mot hI at fIare iig meo.
bpao BET bapoe, % bDao tibet SET
meo Seri1bane hinoe faa iig Mienot
fra gDiflano % 9itrie. Snen :af
.oiSie 2alloe bab6e mere enc DDab
De lelD bebsbeoe, % SernbanetraH
fen bar megef niiiffffm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

goglio ct berpn1t for lin 8in6nrf=
ming. og for BEN nbmerfeoe Sr1,gt,
Der ables ber. 9ljetreet og 2uur=
bRrfrRet ct naaet frem BERTH, og
Ianfe GDpresier beber fine mole
rifle Silbouetter bog @nbenn,rere.
Ser gibes en6og 5teoer, boor Gro
natabletreet tribes. &pjoeorogene
CT befle6t me0 itatelige Ggeifobe,
paa mango 5te6er ogioa meo Sea-
itanjelun6e.. 5000 SD0 fer man /
s5olflimer og 2bs 45Ietten, Bbis
Sori5ont fnn brides at GDpreaier,
Ianfe. @irfetaarne jog 8inier.
Meit tiltalen6e piier 2anofabets
s&arofter fig Sen lille, romantiif
beliggenbe 8D @ormons moo Ieit.
Seller lite @er5 barer Mobnet vSa:
bernes $50" rben Mor1ng. 2engere
moo 5p0 aflpies bette 8%affeIan6
meo De Imgitrafte, b%plgeformeoe
Sgie, paa bbis Eoppe 2an6sbperne
og &irferne ligger, nf .2nbffetten.
Ser ligger @ro6iscn, en- foroum
meget om1tri6t 8p og Ell bigtig
Seitning, Ser, efteriom 4rigsguoen
biIoe, mart buie0e 8enetianere og
inart feiierlige bag fine Whtre.
5lettm .er Der ct pppigt og BEL
bprfet 2anoifd. Morbertreerne
%afbefSler meo Cline, bborom @in=
ranferne ilpnger fig, mebens SEN
breoblooeoe Wais itaar m%anosbgj
paa Marferne.
@anite biit er S%looerne, me6 fine
mart omtrent 1%toterreoe, inart
bdn6fDl0te 2ejer, iom itobig bon.
brer, en- flem Sien6e. &piten lonber
It'll, 2aguner og Sun1pe beoaffer
blot og breot &p1tlmu6et - ct Sc
berlano, men ct Yarnois for 8ono=
f1gIe.
Set er rntnIigt at bDgge nogen
iterre @abn Der. S foroums 9oge
laa Der en- Sabn belt for Slon5o beo
BEN lille Sloo @atisia. Mquileja be0
ben 90 bar en- %blomitrenoe 5tao, en-
6abn for BEN bD5antiffe 5lanbe. G11
CT Sen enc SIeffe meb minore ems
ct Sriino SS11obpggere, ligger ct gobt
StDffe inb / 2an6et og bar fun
lSorbin0elie me6 9abet gjennem
fmaa &analer, iom ebig og aItib
ian6er til.
&Dltlanbet bnr ct meIanfolIf It's
ieenoe. 2mrgs @maIerne itoor
1Smaabptter, foran 6em benger Sect
til Corning. Sfore 9ipifobe meo
guile 8anoliljer itreffer fig langs
Soften. Silt % Der gjner man / set
jerne ct orangefarpet Cell og Der
uoe ligger BET blaa 9ab meo fine
lSfumitriber. 8an en- lille g / 2o-
gnner ligger @ra0o, Ell 8opm fol
5fibe meo ringe DDbgaaenoe. Gro
90 er ct 8aoeteo oe eier en- lang,
innf Strano meo ttprH 8glge=
] flag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

SSuobfrabelien Of ct Dposbioroa
=brinaer for giebliffet Ell Sum a i
$f9,314.43 til DISTURBANCE. gonoef.
@e1ierolfon6et babbe BEN lite SUI
Il EN- &asiebeboloning af $3O,B86.=
81, og 5pecialfonoet $5,694.:3O.
Msi,rance=Sonoa baboe S. I sssliIi
en- aosiebdboIoning pad $24 1861
SO. s-..a
@arantifon6et baboe 6en I. Sill
en- iomlef &usiebeboroni11a d $500
E597. so, nentltasi. Bombs $29h,OOO.-
90 og / a'ontunter $9,397.5 so. 1si
Sc {umteoe Snotpeter i Salpad-
srets Borlsb til MSiurance- Soroet
bar $sS;263. 40, bDori @osiebebolo-
.ningef Sen 1. Sanllar. er 11bfue,reg,1ef.
ltogifterne fri Msf1,rance=Sonbet Isl
&alodaret bar $63,49S.11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
!ariaspriierne i Morse % Ganntarf.

On Soc ONT, bbor bbre alle' Sc
Epietigfte. 2ibsforngoenbeoer ef Die
bet I gltropa,Y fiben &rigei1 begnno=
|te, aar 1nd1t: De0 Bie1memlesnin=
gen d en- at Sonoels0epartemenfet
Il 8aibin9fon netop offentIiggjort
gmfIet in%beboloe1t6e S11oberetnit1=
|.ger fra amerifnnife @on1nler ON
Spbcpri1erne / europa: SSfelge ben=
ne 8amflet finbes Der intet 2ano
i eller i Marbeoeeaa sa i@rigs5oncn,
bbors 8riierne iffe-i iterf @rab bar
fluftueret iteget eller foloet.
Sn1oo almin6elig 5orbentning er
E.imiolerti0 8riIerne paa pisie Seoe=
pnrer / fdbe !Sobeoiteoerne / e1tz
|felte al De frigsfgrenoe 2oloe foloet
|ligeiaa meget, iom 0e / anbre 8per
CT iteget. ,Mogen be1temt Norlng
betfn fan life anfgres,, ga Den far
beroet paa be forifjellige Borbol6,
ffom bar. bnret fremberifen6e paa Be
(iRrifi1te 5teoer. ~,
8lan6t De- nentrale 2o116e bi1er
|&jpbenbnbn / 9anmnrf % &riitio=
MID. Norge EN- bgiere 5tignina j
&riierne paa Stapelbarer e11o e11ten
Haris, Berlin eller 8iet mems
berimoo 3rilerne bar meget abeie i
&beims, 6%ranfrig, og i Gmlsbno,
I8ltrig. Den eneite Sprflaring
|berpaa ct bisie forifiellige 8ners
8eligge11beo. 8ien og 3aris CT
beliggen6e laaleoes, at oe. 8rob1tf,
|ter, De bebgber, fnn inbfgres noe=
fra. :.
&jpbel1babm og &riitiania bor
oerimob / flor l1ofrafning bnret
bant til at importere beres 6or11ps
6enbeber fra 6e 2anbe, font mi CT
i116bifleoe. &rigen. 0iS1e &iIoer; Ell
nj afifaoret og Gilfsriele11 fra an
ore 2an0e banlfeliggiort 1om Sglge
Iaf De Sin6ringer log Sarer; Tom
IS%fibsfarten er uoiat for paa @runo
LAT Miner % nn6erbmosbaaoe. Dis
He to 8Der bar 6erfor maattet faIbe
|tilbage til beres eg11e &i9Ipefilber.
|9iSfe bar lite tilitraffeIige, % iom
Ell Selge 6eraf er. 8riierne iteget
enormt.
Garlsba6 .og &beims befin6er iig
mibt inoe @~rigstnmmeIen. Soc
item al Gilferiel er afifanret, og oct
Tibet, De baboe of 6oripninger, for
tere6es iaa bnrtig, at Hriierne iteg
It'll en- npiten ubln 6gi6e.
S &onltantinopeI, bbor Sil1tdnoe=
ne omtret Ell Be iomme font i an
ore tprfiife 8per, bar 8risitignin=
gen moaffe bpref bgiere ems pan
nogef m6d Steo. 8ri1en pan gllf=
fer, &is, &artofler og Sbeoe bar
ii0m &rigens 8egDnoelie ODER ire
ooblf fig. 5i0en &l1sIano erfIe-
rebe &rig flnoe man life fon iao
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
Gn Jerie paa gofienfoIlen.
af ct oanif 5ommerbrep fra gof
%ietfoIIen hiof[atffteg ia GnIitiifen.:

af ct onnif sommerbrep fra gots
%fetfolIen biofattts fla 8olitifen.
seq fon life mooitaa driitelien
til at fen0e Sig Ell file Gpiite1 fra
gofienfolleu sanirbotel bpor jeg NJ
bar boet en- nge.
8ofienfoue1l! bill on ferlnorpt
nobrpoe! 81 set ffe gteo bor
aipbenboo}1 faaer bert on 8i1tere1
for at rltffclbe pm @jaR % gaa
pda Sfi eIler reftere iagt faIoe pan
[sSh? gru pperz6a .sm pna gseffeuz
|foflen mi? gfiHterer 8ofienfolIett
operbobeoe ON gommeren.
So pitt efiilterer @ofenfolIen mil
Wfen iaa0n1r en- 6oronoring; set er
ganife forbm1ienoe, 11anr man er
ptnnt til die 1rnerne hearabet Ise
til &palien. i sne .og til at rltfebr
i S:lG9e neo. ober naorfetrpfferen"
anften yers %tinorcn6e hoo;; 6pbt 11eae
for 6?o1eu Of 5jnloef Iigaer Sri
}tinniqfjorb j soIifim.et ION. en- gpI-.
oep Stride, % npar man aaar 11oe
i 5fopen, opoager man .Sninoer .af
!imaa Beetle. og ioplliife. gger, TOM
- - = -.
.elIers Laser sgiennt 1,neer the Mlen
81. d. ! q.
Den itpre Sneoripe @aar6emn
f!orrlb11n6d, % i 5teoet Ter; man Ell
megtiat 8eo me6s rgoe gulipaner.
Det Hgnat ct stpHe 5msrrebre6
meo uMeier" enfelt belogt. 8eh.s
Igperne. ION I'M 8interen =.trnfffers
%. .o i fra bore jelteture, En- af1sft
fomilfe imaa; @griIler" u1eo fire
Slut, 49, &uifene bar imiot 8jbrnes
finosbuerne .og: bar fact &aifetter
i Steoet; Seq bilfte i Sag pan. gon1-
lie. Ole @eteranen .:blnnot @nffene
% for: leneit uotraaot at .aftip Eie
nelte. Som ii66er CONNER og 8in-:.
ter nebe pei. 5fpositotionen og III
ger ha iin Bibe smeo 8orceInnsr
bobeod. SSntet fan bringe bam 1o
al 2igebGgt, 90 ielb Song 4aafor
a%fferoiqes, mar bon .gom forbi,
meo ct Nif 90 ct pberlegent Cob
bag, &onge!" San er 11bpre gan1-
mel, i1gen beo beitemt bbor CANT
mel, men moor ma11 taller meo tam,
faar matl nRrmelt BET SnotrDf, at
ban og 5aralb &%aarfagers bar 5fo=
lefammerater.
s Haa &otellet gaar 2ibt fin Iib.
.lige @ang, men nnber anore sJore
:ner END om 8iinteren. Sffiitnrene er
aflslt al Sennisfampe og 5oIbaoe,
og. 8irderbriogerne, 9m6ien, Stir.
tent forurT ben ttprote 8els erftntfes
at Nftehn0ff1l1gter til moIerife
Sfrpnter, bbor ma1 pdrpig bonn
brer 5olne6gangen.
Ser er ct oanif 8rl1oepar, fonr
imi0lertio fuller fin ulge 2Ddfhfte
oppe pod nit Berelie, bbor SET ffaar
ale Wdaltioerne ierberet. Set er
10 altio aa beot / 8egpnoelien! 81
er., e1,ige ON, at naar 8orret fo1u-
1ner naite Mar, ffal be bape bber
fit garelIe. Sg gfaref efter fomnrer
bun alene.
8enlig 6ilien
Sin be1giDne
BauIier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
Nenlig 8illen
Sin bengibne
BanIien.

Mf Ell bortrejit Sn,es 8reD: -
og mi tnfino &ps fra Din lige
iaa mango &roner bentenbe lille
Some"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

Brnen: Seq ioa', at Deres Sit
fomme11oe bar Der i @am, bpao
er ban for 11ogef?"
8igen: sSa, set beo ieg DirfeIis
life. men min 011barenbe e. Gro
fffefuif.1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

2Greren: raan on iige mig 9ars.
bbor Nterfen lener2?
rs 81
ugeaa fig 6etl"
IS 9~lterigenl"
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03
ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN.

He who gains time gains everything.
Waste not your time with society
if you expect to have anything in
this life or to be in a position to
help your fellowmen.
When you get a position with a
firm, do everything that you can for
the interest of your employer and as
sure him that you are interested in
the success of his business, and l as
sure you that in time that you will be
greatly rewarded.
AS you all know that we can not
be all professional men, therefore it
behooves US to be careful in all our
dealings, to endeavor to be successful
in this life and to have something.
The time is here at hand that in
order to have any standing in the
community in which you live, is to own
something yourself.
Above al things do not pay exor-
bitant rent in order to get a start
to save, as the salary that the ma
jority get will not allow them to ac-
cumulate sufficient funds to make a
payment on a piece of property and
pay eXorbitant rent.
In order to accomplish anything
we must sacrifice. Hence, we will
win out more than conquerer.
l advise all young men, married or
single, to rent them as small space
as they can do with, until they save
enough to make purchase on home.
Do not pay any attention to your as
sociates that try to belittle you on
economizing in order to get a start.
Just go ahead with all the will pow
er and trust in God to help you to
accomplish your aim, for with Him all
things are possible and as he is the
Father of JUS all he makes it possi-
BILE for us, if we only trust him.
For in his blessed word he tells us
to first Seek ye the kingdom of heav-
en- and all things shall be added"
The only necessary step to take in
our part is to trust him at his word
and go with all the confidence in the
world, for He never fails.
| If there is any failing it is on our
part, so wake up, young men, for
there is great prospects in this life
| if you will only make use of it.
| This is written by one that has had
all the experience and no one to
guide him except his Heavenly Faith
er
AS l was an orphan with very lit
tie chance to get any schooling,
thank God, through his almighty pow
er in some way, He has enabled me
to have very comfortable home for
my little family
,, From one that is Interested to see
his race progress.
H. w. MILLER,
1921 Norton.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03

places which would Jim Grow or 9TH
erwise humiliate them Should a man
or woman who will go thru a front
door or back door to Jim Grow
seat hope fr the respect of libety-
loving people?
Knowing as he does, that of the
many different races in this country,
his il the only recipient of these
abominable determinations and flag
erican's immutable duty to turn loose
his 20 centimeter guns on demon pref
udice with such relentless fury that
all his readers, having so imbued his
fighting spirit, will fall in Inc, and
presently sold phalanx ten millions
monster an dhis consorts, Jim Crow
ism, lynching, discrimination, segre-
cation and disfranchisemen forever
from the habitations of man.
This is no fight for the timid or
the luke-warm. Our cause must be
presented in an Enthusiastically clear
and FEARLESS manner.
The masses must know that so long
as they are Disseminated against, seq
regated, Jim Crowed and disfranchised
that they are not free, and that life
without freedom is not worth living.
Until we take this stand we shall
not deserve the respect of other races.
Firmly believing that such action on
the part of the Afro-American editors
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR TO OBSERVE
EASTER.
Bethel A. M. E. Church, oath and FIOrs


The Knights Templars of Kansas
City will observe Easter service by
distributing flowers to the widows of
deceased fraters, to the hospitals, to
the Old Folks and Orphans Home and
to the County Home in the morning;
and by observance of religious wor-
ship in the afternoon at Bethel A. NJ.
Il. Church, oath Street and Flora Ave
nue., where the beautiful service of
the Templars' ritual will be rendered.
Rev. F. d. Wells, pastor of Bethel
Church, will preach the Annual Temp
lar sermon. Eminent Grand Com
mander Sir w. G. Mosely has called
an occasional Grand Commandery to
take part in the service under the ban
ner of Emanuel Comaldery No. 25
and this service will be participated
in by Far West Commandery No. 3.
Royal Path Commandery of Kansas
City, Kansas and st. Matthews Com
mandery of Liberty, Mo-, have also
been invited to take part in the serv-
ice. Flowers viii be distributed to the
following widows of deceased Knights:
EMANUEL COMNIANDERY - Mes
danes Queen Williams, T. B. Shil-
kirk, Kitty Silas, Lila Swan, Lucinda
Day, Sarah Parks, John Anderson
FAR WEST COMMANDMENTS
danes NJ. w. Love, Amelia Gibbs, Sal
lie Payne, ]. G.. Carpenter, Evelyn
Baldwin, H. r. Edwards, j. w. Fitz-
gerald, Jack Sears, Marion Thomp-
kins; and Mrs. D. d. Weaver of the
Pennsylvania jurisdiction.
The inmates of the Old Folks and
Orphans Home of Wheatley Provident
Hospital and those of the County
Home will also receive Easter greet
ings in the form of floral offerings.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03
A PROTEST.
Editor Kansas City Sun,

Editor Kansas City Sun,
Mr.. Editor: Enclosed find a clip
ping from your editorial column of
'The Sun" of March 6, 1915, in which
Is found the following remarks: We
do not object to separate seats. We
prefer them.
Permit me to say that was shock
ed beyond measure on reading such a
weak-kneed sentiment in an Afro
American publication, which so proud
ly calls itself, "A fearless defender
of the race"
Hoping that some of your readers
who could write (for / am not a writ
err would call your attention to these
disloyal and hurtful remarks. | have
until now refrained from so doing.
But the fear that they might escape
your notice prompts me to action.
For a colored publication to editor
tally advocate Jim Crowism is a pit
eous error and is positively harmful.
The Afro-American should enjoy
life, liberty and the pur-uits of hap
piness, identically as they are enjoyed
by all other Americans. We are Amer
ican citizens, no more, no less.
1t is the solemn duty of every Afro
American editor to teach increasingly
to his people that doctrine PROFOUND.
ed by Patrick Henry when he ex
claimed Give me liberty or give me
DEATH"
Can we hope for the respect OF
other races so long as we accept these
determinations?
Our people must be taught to keep
far and away from theaters and other
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03
THE MIDWEST MAGAZINE.

Here is a publication just out that
would appear to supply the generally
ardent demand for a race journal in
the West, a medium through which
may find expression the more thought.
full and higher order of life among
Afro-Americans in this particular com
munity. The Wid-West Magazine is
an attractive little book in it's initial
number, and has bany spicy articles
that are quite informing to readers. 1t
is in fact what the editor states, "a
magazine devoted to art, literature
and all matters of general interest for
the moral uplift and the betterment
of a rising race"
Mr. Fagan was educated partly in
the schools of Texas, but upon going
to Chicago while working in the gov
ernment mail service, he took a course
in food chemistry in the Chicago Uni
yersity and finished in that depart
ment as an analyst. The department
of agriculture has published several
articles from his pen on methods of
analysis Mr.. Fagan's connection
with the government has been for a
long period, dating back as far as
1898. He has served i'll Washington,
d. c., as we'll as Chicago. He still
holds good position now as food
chemist in this city Being a yirile
writer and having decided genus for
pushing an enterprise along, he should
be able to succeed in this new effort.
He owns a nice little home at 1908
East oath street, which modestly cost
only $4,000, all of which is identical to
the man who is to give to the West
! the best magazine in this great field
of literature. The Midwest will al
ways be on sale at the League Enter
prise News Agency, 1921 East 18th
street. 1t comes out the first day OF
each month. All subscriptions and
correspondence for this magazine may
| be sent to the above mentioned place.
Agents wanted everywhere with the
most generous terms extended.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-03
coLoRED PREACHER ON TRIAL.
Is Accused of Abducting the Wives Of
Ten Men.

Kingston, n. C.-Rev. Thos. r. Mill
er, an influential negro, at the head
of a religious cult similar to the holi-
ness sect, was tried in Municipal
Court here for the abduction of the
wives of ten other negro men, some
of them leaders of their race locally.
The attendance was so large that
court had to be removed from the city
hall to the county courthouse where
standing room was at a premium.
Miller appeared on Queen Strest
dressed in an elaborate ceremonil
gown of many colors, at the head of
procession of women adherents be-
fore the trial Prominent legal talent
represented him. The court reserved
sentence until after Miller is tried on
other charges in connection with the
abduction.-Chlcago Blade.
From the description given of the
Rev. Thos. R. Miller, it has ear MARKS
of the Rev. Jas. G. Miller, formerly of
Metropolis, ILL.,, who robbed Mrs. Geo.
Blackwell, a widow of several hundred
dollars and her household goods and
then sent her over to Cuba to die.
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ECHOES.
From the Closing Exercises of the
Lincoln Night High School.


Mr. Richard Hunter who finished
in the Manual Training department
has by his own handiwork furnished
six rooms, is a most efficient janitor
in the Lincoln High School, has his
home almost paid for, and is not yet
thirty; Mr. Vim. House is a freight
handler finished also from this de-
partment; his wife, Mrs. Rosa, fin
ished in cooking. This year they paid
out on their home, which was largely
furnished by Mr.. Houses skill. These
gentle people are not in the lime
light; they and their like are often
passed unobserved but they are the
backbone and sinew of our race. 9th
er Industrious, energetic, but modest
students of the Night School could be
mentioned but space will allow the
mention of but two: Mrs. Emma Nc
Donald Richards whose mother last
year graduated from the cooking de-
partment, she herself during the last
three years has made several beauti-
full but useful pieces of furniture and
finished with much credit from the
Manual Training department; Mrs.
Emma Green whose skill in bookkeep-
ing had already attracted the atten-
tion of the bank where she is en-
ployed as a maid, delivered an able
Commencement address.
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der of Twelve. The monument is to
have the form of a twenty foot shaft
with sections bearing the names Of
each of the twenty jurisdictions of
the Order. 1t is to be located in the
Father Dickson Cemetery at st. Louis
and will be unveiled with appropriate
ceremonies August 26 OF this year.
Joe e. Herriford, formerly head OF
the society in this state, is chairman
of the committee having the enter
prise in hand.
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coMINel

The Hon. VIM. Harrison of Oklahoma
City, Ok. Eminent Negro Jur-
ist, Orator, Logician,
WILL SPEAK
At the Paseo Y. M. C. A. Monday Eve.
APRIL 5, 1915.
Under the Auspices of the Sorosis
Club. Benefit Of Y. M. c. A.
Piano Fund.
Admission-Adults 25c. Children 15c.
Come Hear Him. A Rare Treat to All.
Ticket on Sale at all colored Drug
Stores and Y. M. c. A. Building.
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A RACE MAN.
We Publish This Letter by Permission
of Mrs. Williams.

March %, 1915.
Mrs. V. ]. Williams,
Kansas City, Mo.
Dear Friend
Please find enclosed check for three
dollars as benefit for your Domestic
Training School. l believe you are
doing more for the uplift of the race
than any other Colored woman in
Kansas City. You should have the
moral and financial support of every
thinking Negro in this city,
With best wishes for your continued
success, | remain,
Yours respectfully,
THEO. SMITH.
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PoRo cLus.

The Poro club met with Mrs. D.
Baldwin, 2316 Vine street, after the
usual routine of'business refreshments
were served by the hostess and the
club adjourned-to meet with Mrs. u.
X. Thompson, 1922 Virginia street
The members present we're:
Mrs. Smith. ft
Mrs. A. B. Holt.
Mrs. U. X. Thompson
Mrs. d. Baldwin.
Mrs. G.. A. Gibson.
Mrs. c. Williams.
Mrs. Beulah Franklin.
Mrs. c. Williams.
Mrs. T. Mosby, Secretary.
Mrs. A. Thomas, President