davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29

8ro11bes' 8reb. Sm Dann1arfs SC
giering tiger bum, at Sen er uibog
% frDgtlom".
Sllltnineen al Mrtiflen bonoler
ont 5perrig. 5orfatterinben frcn1=
beber ber, .b~borleoes 5perrig /
M~ooiGtning til 9m1marf / lin Ste
giering bar ubegobeoe Meno, lom
lpnes at itDre 2a16et flogt>i benne
for Be Ne1trale loa b%anifelige Gib".
Men set fan life n9gtes: De tDif=
benlige 5Dn1pntier gien1emtr9nger
bele 2unoet. Dromingen ct tDlt al
Spoiel, man flyer ON &o1lgel1, at
ban z1om &rm1prinS npre6e Ben
melt lepe110e 8ennbring for &ej1er
@ilbelm. @pren ct tDifbenlig, lige=
1ao NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &1>nltner=
ne, 5prfatterne % 2ererne. s @11=
tifsbin0uer11c ler n1a11 Wos1er al
@illeber al &ej1er 8ilbelm og bons
@eneruler, og / flere 6amilier far
Soql1cs Sc Gus lol1ge let lmoo tp=
ife Stag.
Mbiierne benter noe item 116el11ffer=
Sc oeres &rigsefterretl1inger fra tp=
ife SLIDER. Oct ringe l1obptte, Sno=
iomlingen til 8elgien gaD / 5bcr-
rig, bite ogiao tDbeligt, bDor SDen=
lfernes 5nmpotbier bar. gfter Sri
ger1 er @oOet til england rigti9
blpmltret from. Eli 5lltt on1tolcr
b11n 5ben Scbin pg bans 500
usyran Srorte11 / b0lter", bbori fan
gipcr i'm tobelte 8e11noring for Cuff:
loro l1otrpf.
Gngelife 5pmpotbier bor Sac
Ql1es Sc Go11s1ange pperbobc0et /
5perrig fun fun0et hos &a6ifole.
5ocioliitcr og i Sc bpjere gcjltlige
&reo1e, ser ltoar Sen el1gelife firfe=
ligc Scr0en nGr. 6orfatterinoel1
il11ttcr meD at u0tole lit @aob pn1,
at 5perrig Dog cit @o,g uil poagne
op al set utplfe Morcriot" og poo=
M fnptte &enifobsbaunbcne nle0
Granting.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29

$4,000 &rnl1er. b. til Scrgells S1l=
leogollcri 10000 &roncr. {. Sill
bel tla1to1fe &1,nltmn1ipum 10000
&ro11cr. 6. Gil MISUNDERSTANDING
/ sc n%l1pGre11oe 5n1oofirfer / Sri
itionia til lige 0cling 10000 &ro=
11er. Z. til ct 2egut, Ser lfal bore
Mapn al Sr,1 Gollet 9prs's @aule-
bjcml for 5%jc11cltepiger &erbier til
8elpb al 100000 &roner. 9ette
@iem lfol pprettes / &riltianiu %
Sc Yiger, Ser bnr prret / &oniul
@prs % Trl>es Gjenelte, ifal bore
fortril1sberettigeoe til Hloos Sjen1=
met. 0erbps ct @ergens Muierrm
ifjenfet 3 % &riitionia &11nltil10ll=
ltrimuiGun 2 ltore norlte Splp=
frl1s.
Mprges itpri tie 2anoeleftrtcitets=
pcrf. : Morges o1togelig 1terlte
@leftricitetsbGrf poa Granddaughter
ct 1u1 fGr0igbDgget, iod 9a0elan0S
@leftricitdsberf er oabnet for
0rift. Oct bar Sc fire Sobelon0s=
fpmn11,t1er 8%ra1l0hlt, @ror1, Gunner
og Sebnafer, lom / 69llesifob BE-
lll1tte6e at fjpbe Gober11bfos1 e11 poa
&mosfioroens @eiHt6e til Mnlpg al
@leftricitetsherf for fine esS11bboo=
mere, og Mrbeibet begDnOte 8i11teren
1913 meo 5prengningsarbeioer III,
b. 2i1jebpgninge11 begDnbte fbrlt
Gaaren 1914. Sele Mnl9gget, 1pm
Set III ct, fon1mer pao ca. 2 M}il=
lipner &ro11er. Set orbei6er n1c0 en-
Iurbin puo 1000 Sc 1tefrefter, men
mon ugter ltrar at goa til l1bbpg=
ming at cit til al ion1n1e Stgrrelle,
i0et allerebe oper 1900 Sci tefref ter
er borttinget. @eo fulo &eg11lering
fon Nnlegget gibe 5000 ST. 5pe11=
oingen poa 6iernle6ningen er 90
600 Soft, og oct ct Me1il1gen at
1ptte Sen op / $4,000. Mnlpgsin=
qeniDr be6 bette Mrbei1p or ScSnuc=
MGR 9. Dietricbion iom far ifiIt
Jig fra lin OpgoDe pao Ell rl6mpr~
fet Maooe, og @erfets 9~riftsbeltp-
ter S1rgenipr @ellifien. 9ette Mn=
legs Sect m1iper1oer ct gol1ife be-
tpoeligt Omraooe, % 2piet bor Doe:
ret impoeiet n1cb oberorbentlig flor
Sntcresie % 6prpentnina runot ont
/ Spgbcrne, Ell 6%orpcnt11ing, iom
life CT blepet lfr,ffct, %lfripcr uMf-
tenpplte1l".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
9torn1anb / 6anaenifa6.

~"
MIR Sanger, lom / Son11or reiltc
pper il argentina n1co ct cngel1f
Sfib, lon1 bleD ipnfet al be11 tDlfe
9jglpefrp01er u&rpnprin5 @ilbelm"
/ Mtlanterbobet, for fprtolt door
genaDilG1" EN- 0cl otn 0erne Oplc=
pclie. &ejiett ira England foregif
11eo CIT 10000 Cons Camper al
geelion 2i1ie1, ~@igblonb @oo".
Son1 hi ner1ue0e % Be 1p6omeri=
fonife &piter bleb hi ltarol let al
~&rpnprir5 8ilbelm", ng 0u bcn
engel1fe Damper lelb1agt iful0c ltp=
oeS / S9nf, bleb Easlagerc %
Mal1blto6 taget on1boro / u&rp>l=
prin5 8ilbelm" font &rigsfongcr.
@jGlpefrpoleren foprebe %efterbool1=
Dc1 fem 5fibe, b%bprihlor1ot Sen nor
lfe Sorf u3en1o1ta" pg ser bar til
Hut ca. 500 ciDile &rigsfanger-fm=
borO. &c h1cD gpbt bebonolc0e og
it ON 9oge1t borc paa 9nffet,
men on1 Natten bleb Sc. ltengte in
Sc, og ga Ser fun bar iparlnnt 2ps
og Suit bar Spbol0et alt a110et c1o
bebageligt. On Mftc11 bleb Ser ligna=
lileret ira en- e11gellf &rDo1er %
1purgt otter, ON MON bubDe let c1
6biot Sfib. 5ogc1 por nennlig, al
~&ronprin5 @ilbclm" bar mole1
bpib paa 0cn e11e 5ibc pg Tort poe
ocn ol1oe1t. 9elt babOe Gngln1ocrnt
bprt, at Sen if11lbe bore bpio, mer
| bette I1lfpl0e pc110te Sen Sen lprt{
SIDE til! Gpiferne iignolilerebe, q:
De boboe let e1 bbiO CAMPER Ser or
Ser, % sent engellfe &rpoier ficr.
neoe fig. Men nGlte Sag blel
~&ronprin5 8ilbelm" molet groo
6ongerne por lr Tiger m11bnrO
~&ronprin5 8ilbelm". 90 bleb s.
lat pn1borD / CIT an6en tDif Gam
per, lnm brngtcs lpm 5pejoerlfib
pg mco bette 5fib brogt ino ii
8llcnps Mnrcs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
9cu banife GDlpnt / Mifpb. Minu.

r. mart 10 9lor og nprn1er ito
ltGrft til 1000 Sl1obpggere. 0onlf
STOLE, Strife, Mejeri, NJ. NJ. Slere
Sl1linb Mcrcs 2ono al sSorlre fra
$15 til 800 pr. Mcre. STRIP efter
2ilte og @effribelie al 2onbet og
Sorboloc1te. = 2nSnig Mosbrf E
@enning 5impnien, Mifpp, Minn.<.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
Znifcs.

Gn ing lpcnif Ma10 fal> crbol=
DC en- goo og ito0ig shilling. 100.
Collars ON Wooncben. 80 Collars,
uofororeS for at begpnoe. Geo Sit
ferbeo gipes. Npgip Sn%rretning %
Mloer. Strip TIL: Mmcricas 3anb
Gp, &aiota Slos, Minneapulis,
Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
Sfanoinapien let meb frantic Zine.

ueSournol 0es Debots" Weourbej=
0ere, far / ct Summer al uMem1e
Sc @nris" lfrepct Ell in%teresiont Mr=
tifcl nte0 Sitlen: go 5conoinobie
ct Ia @uerre". 9ennc Mrtifel, e11
5u1gt al ct @eipg / Norbe11 /. 2or=
aarsmaoneoerne, ombonoler Torfat=
t%crinbens> Saql1es oe Goa,siorge's
SnotrDf al 5tenninger11e / sc nor
oiifc &iger otter &rigens @egpnbel=
ic.
6orfatterinocl1 begDllber 1neo at
pu1tole 5tem1ingcn / Norge, 1om
bum timber 11opr9get tpiffjen6tlig.
Oct bite Jig ltrofs Deo &riger1s Be-
gpnoel1e. 90 Soft oen Gong ltoo /
tette 5forer fora11 Mpisfp11torerne
for at lele Sc itoite &rigstelegram=
mer, fl116e n1a11 bore iiifffer pau al
tbs at b6re fraftige @l1rroruob, Dber
@ang ser bar frantic >5ejre. SUN
nGp11er Triotjof 9foniea1s Gale og
gjengiber @oneoprnfternc al SEN
Sole, Norges forbe11bnrenoe Mi1ri=
tier &o11om bolot / 5tl10el1terfor=
e1linge11. SON pmtalte / oenne Sale
@r1tl1ben til Norges 11opregebe e11=
gellfbenlige 5Dmpotier: Oct 1fpl0es
gnglanb, at oel1 nor fe 9onoelsfloo=
Sc, Der mi teller 100000 5fibe,
bar funnel upfic fig loa ltor: gn=
gelif CT set %fre1nulcoc 5prog, man
taller melt i Norge; Sc fprite Su=
ritter / Morge par er1gelife. ST.. &oz
nom fortalte 0csubcn / bcnl1c Galc>
bborleOcs ban Song poo @ong bob
sc lpurgt 0prrL Scr lCge6e puu 60
oc11, ont, bnent Ser biloe lejre, og
bDprlcOes Dan oltio boboe fouet Bet
5Dar: uGnglanD, na%tl1rligbiS" Set
por fprpprigt / 0ernc Tole, at &o=
nom hcltenlt bpboeoc> at fprbi en-
Stot pur neutral bcbpueoe bets Sr6=
bDggerc bcrfpr life bberfe11 at r11=
ocrtrDffe eller lfj1tlc oeres 5pn1pa=
tbier.
9ereftcr goor 6orfattcrinocn ober
til at omtule Ste1n11inger / Oan=
mart. Socql1es Sc Gm1sIa 11gc frem=
for Set forltc, at sen Der=
6plelle ser / 2n1oct CT Mng=
ltcll fpr &rigcn. @e11bcs S%pDeOin0=
trpf al 2nl1oct er Oct, at mango Der
bjclnr1e bor ltoprnget %tronifpenlige
5pmpntbicr, bum fortpller, bbor
glob bltn er blebc11 orcr at trgffe
SC fronife Generators Jotpgrofier
r11not pmfring / bonife Tomilier>
% at bpre MarleilloilcL Ilpperarp
og la 8robunconne blibc lpillet Der
Dicru1ue. @11n~fren1Dpper, bporleDes
mol1ge al 0ann1arfs ltorlt gloc1t=
1%fob5ruenD luo be1ternt ltoor pan
fronlf SIDE pg omtaler ltne ge1pg
bps @pffoing, Groels 2uno pg g}p=
RIP. Sgioo / SonOelsperOcncn og
Snbnltriber6el1el1 far bu1l truftet
frantic 5pmpatbier. Sum on1toler
e1 paslnnt Set mnetige 8clpb = l
Weillion Sroncs = lon1 Snolonli11=
gen til 8clgien inobrogtc bcrblem=
me. Ipife 5pmpotbier bar bun Der
.i1noo fltnoet blo11bt 9(belen, Scr bar
megc11 tDif Sonnilie, bos SC Maoi=
falc, 5pciolil terne pg / sc liter9re
&rebie. SUM n1e11er, at @rlt1,0en til
flcre al Sc ounife Sorfatteres tp1f=
pe1ligc 5pmpoticr CT Sen gon1te
itn1ple, at Sc bor en ltor Sci efreos
i Splfla1b.
Iil Slit on1toler BUN fort 5tri=
Sen Scarf 2arien- Neprop (9eoier)
oa George 8ranocs-Gleme11ccol1
% fr%embGpeoe, bDorle0es mango
!9anife b1bt for beflaget Geprg
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29

ajpb, bpis mliIigt, bos Dor,
ooerterenbe % neon Nluoct. 1eruei
ltptter Sc en- goo Gag % ct banf'
Slab. M~berttsiemerter er nbbpen
otge for etbperf 0lnos gf5i7tens
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
@pbtfjvb / ppobrfebe Tarn,e

og Spmnlerlano / 8isconiin og
Mlinncloto, rer peO 8pen pg @fo-
Ter, so Mcres og mere, en- SreoieOc(
fontant &e1ten paa long Si0. 10
.Mcres &obejorb npr Minneapolis.
Mprtbern Sarmlano Snbeitmcnt So,
I1t9 spntb 7tb ct, Minncapplis,
Miinu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
st gpbt Silbnb.

$50 Ncres goot 2ano meo IL
@plb BDgninger, al Mbl, IL Seer,
en- Sci 1@pns, alt Wolfineri, FIN
$4,000. $4,000 fpntont, Melter
5 90. Spr narmere SplDsning ifrir
poa gngelif eller 9a11if til
8. Girfegaarb,
gpg IA. 2anrens, &c. 9.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
Dampbade Anstalt.

En- af de eldste og NEST popu1ere Rus
sisklTyrkiske ~Badeanstalter onskes solgt
se;se.sHer er en- udmerket fordelaetip For
for en- virksom Mand. Mic. Han
80. 10 Palace curt. Minneapolis, MINI.
s113ag we'd Scand. Am. Nat. Bank.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
Stuff bur Yugbanbel.

9nif bur 8osbanbel.
Mle 8p9er fra nurt Eager lenbes
pprtofrit meb 8affeppit, eller ST.
prels; men suffer man Yaffen as.
il1reret maa 5 @ents efstra mchipl:
&C 8eitillingen.
s. 3asmusien H1tb. 81.
720-722 5o. 4tb ct.
M%inneapolis> Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29

80 Acres Land i ct skandinavisk.
Settlement, 4 Mil fra Forest Lake,
Halvparten opdyrket, Resten i
Grasgang og Eng, nye Bygninger.
Pris $500, Diet halve kontant, Re-
stem paa lette Vilkaar. Skriv paa.
engelsk efter Liste paa andre Elem
DONNIE til: Peoples State Bank.
Forest Lake. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
NYE HEM I VESTEN.

Dyrket og uopdyrket Land
skandinaviske Settlementer.
M1ldt Klima. Ner we'd Jernbane-
Stationer. Priser fra S. pr. Acre.
h9]ere, paa lette Betinge1ser.
Skr1v efter nRrmere Oplysnin-
ger til lgnatz We'll, Sandpoins,
Idaho.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
Melu Nprf Garmc

billigt til 5algs. Sfficielle OplpS=
ninger og &atolog gjennem S. Mpl=
%benba,ueru Seanb. Msi't, Sept. M9r.,
Mlbanb, q. 9.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
40 Mcres, 2N Mil ira Milaca
@n nomerfet Tarm. Maa ielge.

$50 pr. Mcre. 8pgninger folteOe
$4,000. Ste &bort=S eftio11er. gn
&bort / @res, Sci ten op0Drfet. @ele
6orn1en inObegnet. 8etalingsbilfaar
efter Dnife. SsSnte 8Dtte. 5frib paa
Gnaclif til: &c. s. Steele, 8or 10,
Targu, sc. 9af.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29

9ar Sc benbenot Gem til nogen
af De Mberterenbe / 8Iaoet. 9pis
life, iaa lfrib ibog, oeriom Der e,
noget Sc mangler. eller beigg Den
ON mlligt. Set pil pi1c iig al p1
re forN lagttgt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
yprliit 6balbaab. st 5elegrt

Borlit 6palbaab. st Telegram
n1elber, at SEN ergelife @bolbooo
ug. .. S." er forlilt pe0 So11glt=
feItet / @elt=Mfrifo. 0en tilberte ST.
nin g. 2 / 9eortb 5bielos. @run=
ben til Gorlilet ct ufjel1ot. Oct ife=
IL, meoens 5fibet bar 1be poa
6aneltfeltet. gn orroe1 al Saifo=
bes 8nooe lpgte otter Jartpiet uOen
nt fi1roe 5por al Set. Monoifobet
beltoo al 10 Mor1b, bnorof 6 bjem=
mebpren0e / 5o11nc Scrrc0, e, |
9rnmmcL c1 pou Sipn1p, Ell |
Brebif. Woifiniite1ls &jemiteo CT
lite befjcnot. Oct ontoges, at ollc
er omfolnmet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29

BulbbrDllnp fl11bc forleben fei=
res / @ur0olen al 5fopfogeD 81.
@l1llicbien Welbpleter ug S11itnt
8erfebe Marie, fpot Npberg.
De gamle, lont fremOeles ct me-
get raffe og rprige, TOM til Nanne=
ta6 for ca. 80 e(ar itoe1 fra @nr0a=
len, bbor Sc f9r bar boiat. Mm1tn0
MelbD19ter, ser / ale 6isie Mar bar
imebobt 5tillingen font 5fopfoge0
4 NonneI tao Mn1euning, ct Ell for
fine Sagtbeorifter blot ON berpmt
Netan6. SON font til MelbDiGter lont
Spger for 6a1nilien @ulobere %
bur lon laaoan fGrbe6es biot og
bre6t 2an6et:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
Winneipta 2ono.

24Os Mcres / Eomnibip t42.
9fo1ge 80 og 80, / @ecfer Gountp,
@il inlge for $11 pit. Mcre og Dele
efter 9nife. 2ette 8etalingsbilfaar.
Dette CT ct tort @obtfj9b. 5tore
Eroftcr, pos1e11oe for &oloniiotion.
@frib poo cugelif efter @eifripclier,
oip., til Mclges 8rps., $50 Falace
8lbg,, Minneapplis, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
Eu tibli9erc SDcrfpnitabel / SIRE

Gn tibli9ere Spcrfonitabel / SIRE
orifsltoo, Mopel toD, ion1 for en Sci
Mnr liben gjorOe Jig belnGrfef peo
at toge Mrtium pg goo Up til juri=
Oiff gron1en 11noer tit Sja1eltegip=
ring % imn ~1e1erc reilte pDer til
Mmerifo, mel0er MI til fine Se1nner,
OF bon CT goo4 lpn1 6riDillig blanot
Gannoierne og opbolOer Jig for 81
ben i 8elgie1 pe0 Sronte11. san bar
Sber1ts &ong, CT goot gagcret og
befinoer Jig 11om9rfet bra.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
Nnryr.

Sttftamtmanb Gram, iom iflor
miblcrtioig fratroa0te lit Gmbeoe
for at opertoge Sperpet font Sor=
ma11D i Sen moroffonife &ol0giftS=
oonn1tpl bar III, in0leperet Mn1pg=
ring5pm MfiteD fra lit @n1beoc lon1
9tHtontmonb / 9on1ur % Nfntt=
mn11o / @ebemurfens Mn1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29

Kl6ver- og Majsland Central
Minnesota,
skandinavisk Settlement, Kirker,
Skoler, Telefoner, rimelige Priser
OF Vilkaar. - Skriv paa engelsk
til: A. Murray,
Wadena, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29
- Sfrib efter Yrpbenn me ai
bette 8la6.
PHIL. !. EHRET,

Tyler, Lincoln Co., Mimi,
|forhandler opdyrkede Farme
Lincoln County fra $85 pr. Acre
'og tillh6jere Priser, paa lette
Betalingsvilkaar. Skriv paa ell
gelsk efter narmere Beskrivelse
til Phil. ]. Ehret, Tyler, MINI.
40 Mcres, 2A Mil ira Milaca,
Minn., 10 Mcres plpiet, Is Mcres
Gig, Melten gp0 @resgang og 9tor,
gobt lille &11s me6 &jel6cr> Sta}6
meo Sploft, 9pnie= og Shine61ts,
goo 8rpro lneD Yl1n1pe, alt Degnct,
be61tc Soro, ligger beo &eiel,. Stpr=
ite @ootfjpb for $4,000. $500 ellcr
mere fo11ta1t. Som lnort eller ifrip
til Gjere11 g. &entipn, &pr sos,
Wilaca, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-29

S set oilers ioo title % frcoelige
Drpbnf bor Scr forleoen Scot ct
mnbbdnlig frpft Snobu,ostppcri
fnn0et Steo. S%noebapcri fcn of &afe
r5meetbeort" / &igstclegrofel1s
@nnrD bleb oeb 2=5i6en ON 9eotter
DRffet beb Stpi fra 8rtifcn. SUN
for op, greb eli 2om1nelpgte % iaa
4 Sfinnet fra be11ne en- Wun0, 1om
ebeoe Mprfets @jcrnineer bortc peb
8engeiftffen. 9a BON ioa Jig op0a=
get, pra11g bon trent retteoe CT Sc
BOILER moo Truen og iogoe> at bum
mnatte fo1nn1e 1neD Ee11ge11e fine,
ellers bar bum 0poie11s. Sum for
1pgte at nao Selcf omen, men Da off
BON inb poo beroe og tilDelte benoe
f1ere Slag. lln0cr &olfetoget folot
Naifen al baru, og Oo 8igen fom
til, ipgte ban Me0ning / Tll1gten
meotage1loc Eengeifufften.
Stprc 2egatcr. = @onll1l Girl
titan Vprs, Joni ofgif beO 9p0en /
1905, % bans nplig of0pDe gnfe,
Gru Mrna Gpllet @prs, for opret:
tet fplgenoc 2egater / offc1tligt 9je.
meD: 1. 9e1 bafre gien0omme1
@rnnbaffen / sllfer mes Wpble11e1l1
og Gilbeber lamt ct &apitollegot q
10000 &rorer, fnDttet til @ien:
opm11er, er ifjenfet 0iofonisieon
ftnItm / &riltiania fortrinsbis til G.
@im for Diafonisicr , lpn1 trp11ge1
3biIe. 2. Sil Diafonisiebjernn1et
gropflDn Worlpegion 2utbera1
Deneoneis @pnte & &olpitoD SO,
900 aroner. 3. til Snoremislione1
gaorge 10000 &roner. Sill SEQ
mingennisiionc11 / 9torge 10000 ST
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SWAMI TO MAKE Statement.
Secretary Of Chicago Exposition VIII
Give Public Full information.

Secretary Of Chicago Exposition VIII
Give Public Full Information.
The Illinois Half Century and Lin
coin Jubilee exposition held recently In
Chicago scored new record In the line
of national celebrations marking the
first fifty years of the freedom Of the
colored race In America. 1t "a q rare
thing for an undertaking Of this kind,
which costs many thousands Of dollars
to operate, to end successfully without
having a deficit, as Is true Of the ILL
nois exposition. according to the latest
report of the commissioners.
There were some unfortunate disa-
greements between the managers and
their employees, but not sufficiently
strong enough to make any feature OF
the celebration q failure. The charge
said to have been made against the
secretary Of the commission by one OF
the members In regard to money mat
ter was afterward denied by one who
made 1t, and the commission proceed
ed with its work In an orderly man.
ner.
The governor of the state was presi-
dent ex-officio of the commission, which
was headed by the well known Bishop
Samuel Fallows, who has expressed
great satisfaction over the outcome Of
the celebration In its relation to the
public on account Of the character OF
the exhibits shown and the large at.
tendance each day during the three
weeks in which the exposition was In
progress. Secretary Thomas Wallace
Swami says that at the proper time
and In the proper way the whole truth
regarding his actions as secretary Of
the commission will be made known.
The commission had about $4,000 to
its credit when the exposition opened,
Sept. o. The expense was necessarily
heavy, but by using good business
methods 1t will pay all bills and have
small balance left to its credit.
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care Of the property which their moth
ers and fathers had already acquired.
Rev. A. A. Graham. pastor Of Zion
church. Phoebus. Va. pointed out the
gains that have come to the colored
people Of Virginia through working
with the officers and members Of the
Negro Organization society. a
The party included Major r. r. Mo-
ton, Captain Allen Washington, and
w. T. B. Williams Of Hampton In
stitute, r. D. Wheelock Of Hampton,
Rev. A. A. Graham Of Phoebus, Thorn
az @. Walker Of Gloucester Court
House, w. e. Robinson of Essex coun-
u, w. II. Croker, Suffolk: T. G. Er-
win, Petersburg: Rev. L. L. Downing.
Roanoke; Or. Norman Lassiter. New
port News. and President John Hope,
Morehouse college. Georgia.
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Of the United Society Of Christian En-
deavor, being one Of the six repre-
sentatives of our race. At each SEES
sion Of the league he is given the
highest consideration and recognition.
When he was placed at the head Of
the Allen Endeavor league eight years
ago he found 600 societies throughout
the entire connection. This number
has increased until now there are 4.215
societies with an approximate mem
bership Of 10000.
It IL this work and the real worth
Of DR.. Caldwell which commend him
to the next general conference to be
held in May, 1915, at Philadelphia. 1t
Is expected that in recognition Of his
worth and work he will be elevated to
the episcopacy, which will be q well
earned reward.
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prepare himself, for his life's work. He
studied diligently and made his classes
year after year, graduating in 1896.
Coming out of school, DR.. Caldwell
reported to the Missouri conference,
then being held at Springfield, Mo-
Bishop B. T. Tanner, recognizing in
the young minister rare ability, sent
him to Jefferson City, Mo. 1t was bis
first real charge, but he took hold of
It like one who had been In the minis
try for a quarter Of century. He made
many friends In his new field, serving
two years, and was afterward sent to
Springfield, the place where he had en-
tered the, conference. Two years were
spent In Springfield, and then he was
assigned to the church at Lexington.
Mo.
Each year the young minister made
more friends, and his reputation as a
minister spread throughout the state.
He found the people Of Independence.
Mo-, asking for. him, so the presiding
bishop assigned him to that charge,
only to remain one year. DIR. Caldwell
was then assigned to the largest charge
in the north Missouri conference.
Ebenezer A. M. Il. church, St Joseph.
Mo. He went there to stay until re-
moved by the limitation or by eleya-
ton to some other charge, and 1t was
the latter that took him away. Dur
ing the Ave years In st. Joseph he paid
or the mortgage debt, which had been
standing for some. time, and then In.
stalled pipe organ at q cost OF $1,000
Many members were added to the
church, and improvements were made
In the church 'ediflce.
In May, 1908, DIR. Caldwell went to
the general conference held in Nor.
folk, Va, and was elected to his pres.
emit position. He has brought 1t into
recognition among the organizations
Of Christian young people throughout
tbs Denomination. He Ira life trustee
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large modern churches which are In
charge of well prepared and respected
preachers.
The Negro Organization society dur
ing Its FIVE day campaign was. wei
coined by more than 5000 colored
people and by the best white people.
who realize the Importance Of main
tanning friendly race relations. The
largest meeting was held In white
camp meeting ground that had been
loaned by the white people. Several
meetings were held in courthouses and
theaters. Among the white men who
delivered addresses were Judge Chinn
and Superintendent Blake T. Newton
Of Richmond county, Hon. G. G. Baker,
commonwealth attorney Of Westmore-
land county. and the mayors Of Kappa
hammock and Fredericksburg.
President Motion, who IL also com
mandant Of cadets at Hampton insti,
tute, brought home to the audiences
Of white and colored people the great
advantages that come to the colored
people from living in this country
especially In Virginia. He pointed out
the many opportunities for acquiring
property and securing employment
President John Hope Of Morehouse
college, Atlanta, Ga, was pleased with
conditions he observed as he Travelled
from county to county and declared
that he could use some Of the, Vir
ginia methods in his work among the
colored people Of Georgia. President
Hope made a strong plea for the home
training of Negro youth.
T.. G. Erwin, the field agent Of the
Negro Organization society, through
whose efforts the arrangements for the
trip had been perfected, summarized
| the years work, which included aiding
and improving all schools, starting
| teachers Institutes, the cooperation Of
the Virginia state board Of health witt
colored leaders, the signing of thou
sands of health pledge cards, the con
Quoting of successful cleanup weel
campaign and the raising Of money FOL
the Industrial Home School For Way
ward Girls.
| w. T. B. Williams, graduate OF
Hampton and Of Harvard. who is now
serving as field agent of the Jeanes
and the Slater boards, outlined the
| progress Of Negro conditions durinl
the last decade and pointed out tho
need Of training boys and girls to take