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The broad ax., 1917-05-19
JULIUS T. TAYLOR RECEIVES An
INVITATION TO ATTEND The
THIRTY-SIXTH ANNIVERsASi
EXERCISES OF THE TUsKEGSk
INSTITUTE, ALABAMA.

The first of this week the writer II
eeived an invitation from the truS'.',
of the Tuskegee Normal and lnuuS'i
Institute to attend the thirty-slxfn an
niversary exercises of that ln't' '',
which will be held Thursday, May 24'A
DIR. Robert R. Motion, principal; ELL
NETT Scott, secretary. 49,.
The annual exercises commence :,
coming Sunday afternoon, May -O'H' r.
2 D. m. Commencement serlnOn
Rabbi Max Heller. Temple Sln@i' a..
Orleans. Louisiana. Monday, May Zl IS
1880 D. M, annual exercises OF w
Phelps Hall Bible Training senC '.r
Tuesday, May 2snd, $50 P. H., Tr ,na:.
church, Boston, prize contest M'u .lss,
day, May 23rd, $50 P. m'' semi. ,sn,e.
day exercises. The annual sO .r,ise,
ment exercises and the annual efeI &c =
of the industrial departments WIZ moo
held in the Institute Chapel at Nav Nav
a, m. and 200 p. M, Thursday ". Of
94tb. Professor Kelly Miller dean uor.
the College of Arts and Serene n;-,,;et Of
ard University, Washington D n.l com
Columbia, will deliver the
mencement address.
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Muskegon, May 16, 1917.

Muskegon, May 16, 1917.
Mr.. Julius F. Taylor, Chicago, ILL.,
Inclosed please find a money order
for $3.50, the remainder of my sub
scription to The Broad AK.
/ wish to state with feelings of much
sorrow 1 have read of the death of your
dear mother, and you have my sincere
sympathy over the loss which you have
sustained. I remain as ever,
Mary A. Gardner,
40 S. Pine St.,
Muskegon, Mich.
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DEATH AND FUNERAL OF MRS
]. B. FOSTER.

The funeral of Mrs. Louise Foster,
the beloved wife of Mr.. J. B. Foster,
1910 Wabash avenue, took place at Zion
A. NJ. E. church last Monday at 1:30.
Rev. W. A. Blackwell rendered an elo-
quent sermon on the church life and
work of the deceased. Mrs. Foster was
pioneer member of the above named
church and an ardent, jealous worker
up until the time of her death. She
and her beloved husband, J. B. Foster,
who is an invalid, worked hand in hand
together in life and in church work for
forty years. She was also highly con-
nected in several orders, the Masonic
branches especially. She was past
matron of Talma Chapter No. 2, o. E.
S. and an active member in the other
ladies branches of Masonry, church So
cieties and charity clubs. Many fit.
ting tributes were paid to her memory,
and the following funeral service was
conducted at the church, which was
crowded with large circle of relatives,
friends and members of the various or.
ders with which she was affiliated.
Services at the church: Mistress of
ceremonies, Mrs. Louise U. Webb, W. G.
NJ. o. E. s.; professional, instrumental /;
selections, LEAD Kindly Light, -
choir; prayer, Rev. W. A. Blackwell
pastor of Zion A. NJ. E. church; scrip.
ture reading, Goth Psalm, Rev. w. A
Blackwell, pastor of Zion A. NJ. E.
church; obituary, Mrs. Ella G. Berry;
selection, "In the Cross of Christ ]
Glory choir; resolutions, Zion A. NJ. E
church-Mrs. Lillian Browder, trustees
board-Mr. James w. Green, steward
'ess' board-Mrs. Anna ]. Powers;
"What are They Doing in Heaven To-
dayf" Mrs. Delilah Thomas; resolu-
tions, Cornell Charity Club-Mrs. Min
ME E. Roach, Leah Household of Ruth
Mrs. Osa Hayes, Godfrey Auxiliary
Mrs. Sarah Scott, Daughters of Isis
Mrs. ]. Russell; "There is no Night
There" Choir; resolutions, Golden Cir.
cle-Mrs. ]. Russell; letter of sympa.
thy and resolutions, Eureka CIR. Chap
ter-Emma j. MCGOWAN; resolutions
Tayma Chapter o. E. S.-Emma ]. Nc
Gowan, Eureka Court H. o. J.-Fran.
els Holland; sermon, Rev. W. A. Black.
well, pastor Zion A. NJ. E. church;
ceremonies, Household of Ruth, No
360s, NJ. N. G.-M. E. Higgins, Daugh.
tiers of Isis-Marie Pferson presiding
Talma Chapter No. 2, o. E. S.-Mar.
garet Gaynor, W. NJ, Eureka Court No.
IL, who had special charge of the re-
mains, Sylvia E. Carter, NJ. A, matron,
After the ceremonies of the respective
orders the pastor committed the body
and the deceased was conveyed to the
last resting place in the family lot at
lakewood cemetery, Charles Jackson
having charge of the funeral.
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1t is the home of the first capital, Kas-
kaskia, and the body of the first gov
ernor, Shadrach Bond, is buried in the
Chester Cemetery. There the first civil
court west of the Alleghenies was es-
tablished and there, too, is the oldest
bell in the Mississippi Valley.
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o her high stepping marehers Or
dancers.
The officers of the patrol are as fol.
lows: F. B.. Cranshaw, captain; H. H
Biggs, first lieutenant; c. R. Jones, see.
ond lieutenant; Walter jackson, right
guide; w. l.. Luckey, left guide; FOyd
S. Turner, quartermaster.
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Letters of Coincidence and
Expressions Of Sympathy

a mothers love, and the shadow which
must pass into every one of our lives
when that greatest of life's possessions
leaves us forever.
With renewed expressions of sympa-
thy, believe me,
Yours very sincerely,
Israel Cowen.
The broad ax., 1917-05-19

Miss Lizzie Kezee, 3344 South Park
avenue, departed this life the first part
of the week on Wednesday evening.
Her remains were transported to
Quincy, Ill, her former home, for burial.
Her sister, Mrs. 8. J. Carter and other
relatives accompanied them.
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Mr.. julius F. Taylor,

Mr.. julius r. Taylor,
GALS Champlain Avenue,
Chicago, Ill.
Dear SIR
May 1 presume to intrude upon you
with my words of coincidence at the
death of your dear motherf As a
reader of your paper, 1 have noticed
very often your affectionate references
to her, and having just been advised
of her taking off, 1 take the liberty
of expressing my coincidence in your
bereavement.
The present period especially, on the
occasion of Mothers Day celebrations
brings to mind the fortune we have in
The broad ax., 1917-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Hlss.' .vs.u.
have We removed NOV from 45l9 Evans
to 4314 Forestville avenue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
3 Of dl { ter.

NlucI ttNHOtH Hnlrf nHtF NUT DIt VuIs
Der beliebte 9ampfer uSOAile".
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mfiien. uno iSeieriaaS Rarten.
TiScont fir OrpanllationeH.
(Suni22 .3Oh. 1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Sin Nrhlcr.

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ten nadIudenOen Giienbabnen bon Der 3wiidenaatIi'
den 8crfe6rs. Gommiiiion eria6ren baben lit ebenlo
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ilion oerogt moroen it, lit 10 nuerlt1nolider oa
man lie 6nen ia iNon uorber prouiioriih 6eullig uno
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man sic @riiiQimg DER 6orOerineeu Der @ienbabnen
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am ocs arieges Bat man Oor. ole g8ibtigfet Der Gr
bolttng oes mrt6id)atli1en 0leidgewhts rd)tig er.
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geprGgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

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(sNUi20 SNli4)
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9er 08lepnnft Oer @roNi6iIiuna6emeanna erreidt2


Ias ,fnobentrodene" EroGibitionsaeieB oaS BOT
mebrere Nlonoten pom @ou9reB aneenommen Uuroe,
iii 3ur Oiitterna6tsihnoe 5Dilben Somltag ln0 Sonn-
tag in Sroit getreten IS Oerbietet Den Yeran0t bon
Spiritloien nod Stooten un0 @ebieten bon Staaten,
no Die Serellm9 lnO Der @erfulf BON geiItgen @e-
trGnen Ourd Staotsgeieb Derboten it, 0reiuno5wan-
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tbehueiie BON Dem tSeieb betroen woroen. 81 Der
lctteren &loe Stuoten 5G6t aud W}orDlonO Ole itn-
nitte6are g8rfng oes geietes miro iein oaB nodOem
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it, iene Sellte N6ltnen5ler pcr0en nilllen. Ger 0e.
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ooB oas @eieb Elm Segdn lit r i'm ober Die Sellte Wel.
DE WoB bolten fonneti-ltno lie bOen Die groBe yiebr
6et-, meroen 0as @cieB ais elm bc0riiden0es enpfn-
cen, lnO obue 3DeiIel WerOen in alien Frobibitions-
Gtoaen uno .0ebeten Neluegungen entteben, Die ouT
0en Nj6err DER &ro6bitionsgeieBe 6in5ieen peroen.
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better lhrten mGBigen Irinfer on9enomuen meroen
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fen 6eoaiidtqrnq unterltellt per0en miro Gie BRO
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ongeioBt morOen uno, iope Senotoren ilo @ongreBob
qcoronete BON notionoiem 9uf oe es in Der &ergan-
qcn6et por3ogen eS nt nit Oen Fro6ibitioniilen 5i
pcrOerber ln0 audi Oen FrGiioeuten aegen d oulge-
brodt Sie 6aben Oen 8o9cn 81 lmridt9er Belt 81
i-l,.
gei bren @eenern inn GOnereB 81 erloilben Dnen Oos
fnodentrodene~ Bro6ibitionsgees aui5un0tbieen wel
c6es edJte Yrobbition einf6rt mas Neln8ebntel oes
&olfes a6er ndt minldt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Irieocns,eidlen2

Uieienigen ped)e aui ooS balOge Serannnben ocS
sSrieOens boiien ie6en Ole SreOens5eden d mebren.
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Ole 9squitb in lener SeOe be5ii9d Frdoent @iIions
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

it6peiicn licben mliBten mir ms ein.
gcltcben, OlB mir gcnou 10 gctlcioet
iino, mic mir es i'm GoriteDen0en &C..
riigt unO ais uniinnig oerllrtbeilt bo-
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mo nit scr @leioerreiornl bel ms
aniangen. Sort nit Oem 9citdrtten
aragen Scr Die 6eitigteit einerSto6I-
platte bat, mo i5n 0ur9 oen weicben,
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NlGnnerlpelt nit 9e5ug ailf Die &lei-
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nod Elm frr3er S6ritt.
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rlme ober faim Ole Snitiatipe gege
ben Oieie lit oielmebr BON Den 2on-
Ories ouSgcgangen Ole ollrb lore lul-
beri6Gnten &reiSerbobungen ooS 9ie.
formperf in Ger SerrcmuGide in oic
@ege gelcitet boben. @epiB gegen
ibren @ilen. 60 rd6t iid aber ale
SduIO oui @roen. (G. 80
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g9ic bic 0ricasitcncruurIanc lest uOm Gmama .Gu.

gSie bic SricssitcneruOrlagc jcGt bonn 6iHan5-Gu-
mite umeeorbeitet worOen it, miro ie $t652 10000
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Der 6aiiune pe er iie pom NeprdientonenbolIs en-
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%ooden 5ueiter AIoie $73O0OO00O Onrd Staer
oli Sricgsproiite $532, 100000 Ourd ole @infomnen-
itcer, $i55000000 Ourd Ole Spirituoimitcucr 500.
100000 ourd ole Eobofiteier, $77 100000 Ourdl Die
Stcuer au Die 6radtbe0rOeung, $37,50O,0O0 ord)
Oie Yerouenbeioroerug 100000 600 Ourdl Die BON ocl
Ncibern 81 5nDlenoe 9lutono6iteuer, $23OOO,OOO
0ltrd ole Steller u @ntrttSfnrten 81 Sbeatern uno
onoercn Gereniglmacn $500OO000 ourd Grb0bilng
tes 9rieportoS, $860O0,0O0 Ourd Nerbrmld)seler
mti aoiee, S6ee, 3tder, H. T. ~. $3O,0O0OOO ourd Die
Stempeltcuer.
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NrOnie OeS edidiaIs: ac1t ucrOcu sic Ocutid

NFONIt OC0 SWN1WTs. ytNI WVTUtN OIt UtNTTU1rH
Gaiidboote @r5eugniiie oetbcr Sd]iiiSbautut ouf
0cn NeereSboOeu bei0roern miien; Frdlioent &ilion
bat 81 behloono6nltc Oaltde Gampicr BON 6uommcn
100000 Sonnci Der Sdiiisbc60r0e berpicicn Oie tie
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3cid]nen boben Der &obIcnnotb in 6roufreiA miro
na0urd wenigiiens gum Ebeil abgeboei
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cie.uife 0imo. Sie bat Die &coolItion fr0itig ur
teritibt lmo eBt Der 9iot6 Der Sooocn uno 9lrbcer
3ir Dlma, tie 6a6en bre SdnlOiateit eetban lie t0n
uen eeben.
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geFanntmodjnnacn.


20. %tnil0iI
@S mir0 bicrnii beldnni ocnosDt 0ab bic
llniieo Rnilpubs n electric go. nemdB bcr
am 10, Slini 1908 unier5eicbncicn 2ieroronunA
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rage mo sgSeriiidie 81 bennBen nno
100 s.. \. In NiotoreH 81 ttouiren
Z. 3, Shruc,
(SuH2-3) CeOduoet ,Sulpcitur.
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@eresnfn, 0cr rnLildlc NrieaSmini.

ONNtODHiyf VI AHN'lWN ONN'NU"H't"t
iter, nlobt iicb, ibm luGcbit Der WhItb,
Oos Si6er6eiisgefiibl er bat meii-
tern0e 9uppena6i6cihngen nit
SdrapneaS beiAieBen lnO Damn our6
9leiterei aeiaugen nc6mcn laiicu. Gie
nunge6unoene 8rciteit~ oes ruff
icben Solooten miro MN mo6l balO
oobin ieiiL tic fomnte nnA nibt bon
9eItonO icin, iolIte ooS gonBe Seer
nihi in lid iel6it 5uiammeniinfen
0bne itrenge Gis5iplin i'm Seer lit
feline &riegiii6rimg mo9liA. 0oB
micOer beiiere milit6riiGe 3udt i'm
ruiiiiben Seer berrihen mIB, gebt
ou1 ans oen 9lnOeutungcn Der oeut.
ihen Seeresleitimg OaB ole &uilen
ihein6or &or6ereihngen trdicn iiir
cine neue GffeniiOc in @ol6pnien
unO Sit-@ali5icn 6eroor.
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0us Sinuus. .GOmitc OcS seuatS bat bic uOm &cprd.

SNs NINuN57 7VDlWHt Dto StNNIe 0NI OIV UUIN UCPTW'
ientunten5aus mgelebte bo6e Steucr arf ge@polIene
Ginfinite beoeteno 6erobeeiebt Oor aber Die Stecr
m arieeSproiite 10 iebr er5o6t Dob lie $305OOO0OO
ne6r enbringen miro, ais Olrd Die Smsb uorgeiebcn
mor0en mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
SScEmiidIte gInaeiaen.
Sin Sie 9ameu.

Die eln5ige emnIr in ber etaDt.
uniere gfdbNtlaileH IeBi often SnHge &d'
men. mete Die AleioerHaberiHnli nab ben
neueIien Wiei1Ooen erlernen pOllen, iOnnen otes
In fur8er 8et 0urb Den glnibluB an oiele
9l0nen errei6en unierrldt Utoraens, 9Qb'
mfiags uno Qbenbs NeQueme Siunoen. Sm
S1uie beeonnene Nrbeiien f0nnen mdbreno beS
llnterri0ies ortQeicbt peroen @rinOltter
ilnierri6l i'm @Htpurt pom Whiiern eribellt.
9iihere snisfntt fhrililicb ooer lniinOll6 bel
0rl. 0ubere, BOZ ypeit-9aratOnG-eir (N-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

9ote an ShBlonO ais eruOlegcno iiir Sen 6rieOeu on
iii6rte d nit Oen Erin5ipien Der Ocidlen 9icOicung
Ordten.
@ir molle 5ofien, OoB Oiee SoinunospOIlen uidt
ucrgebens boifeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
9JPorn Wenln.

IS iiarb am Suli 1917 Wiarh 0enm, ees
liebte Satin oeS beriiorbenen Yonis @enlD.
Die NeeroiQuna fnoet 1ieuItaa, NahmiitGas
nm llbr. bon Der geobnnnQ. Der Srau Cooper
9ir. 1000, rf.WlaoiiUn Stralic, aus nni Dem
ogSeiiern 6rieoboie" iaii. (Snli2 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

Gciuc Windtitellnng lit in Oieieu
fritiicben 3citen iiber. Somuel Som.
pers, Ser 3or i'm &eibe Der omerifo-
niideu 9lr6eitcr, 6eflogt iid6 ii6er Die
0egen i'm gcri@teten @iiblercien IN
@reiien Scr NeOerotion ii gnbor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-14
HONOR DEAD MEMBERS
Handsome Monument of Topeka Typo
graphical Union Dedicated Sunday.

Fitting dedicatory services for the
monument erected in the burial plot of
Topeka Typographical union, No. III,
were held sunday afternoon at the
cemetery. Governor Capper paid trlb-
ute to the union ard its work. Mayor
House described his days as a printer
while T. B. Brown. one of the pioneer
members of the union. described the
purposes OF the international organiZa-
ton Canon George M Geisel pro-
uounced the invocation and DR.. Arthur
Henderson the benediction.
Those present at the services num-
bered nearly zoo. The monument of
Vermont granite was erected by the
union in memory of the thirty-seven
deceased members of the order.
1T seems to me that every man
here said Governor Capper. in his
tribute, land every man who may read
of this dedication should see in this
monument much more than the tribute
of respect. To me it stands for the
strength in organization. The men
who fell at the Battle of the Blue died
for the Union. That was a nation
life but in a smaller way this Typo
graphical union of ours. whose mem
beers stand about this stone this after
noon, will succeed or fail according as
its members may keep its standards
high: for both are unions of men One
was moved by patriotism OF flag and
country. The other represents the
patriotism of home and family and
decent living and loyalty to our jobs;
and both call for the best there is in
+
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-14
MUST Get BUSY
Kansas City Engineer Says Wa
ter Situation Is Critical.
Immediate Action Necessary to
Prevent Future Trouble.

Haste has been urged w. kersted,
Kansas City engineer, in preparing his
report on conditions at the city water
plant and city commissioners announc-
ed this morning that his report prob
ably will be filed with the city clerk
Thursday in time for their meeting.
Prompt action of water department Of
ficials on the Kersted recommended
tions will be demanded following the
filing of his report, it was announced
today.
However. water company officials
VIII be given an opportunity TO give
their reasons for not following provis-
ions of kersted's prepared two years
ago and also any reasons they
might have for objecting TO following
suggestions for future work.
Charges were made at the city hall
today that the kersted report remain
ed unified in the water office for more
than a year after it was finished. FL
nally when Mayor House and Commits
sioner WATSON went on the commits
sion, a demand was made that the re-
port be filed
Mr.. Kersted kas told us that the
water plant is IN a critical condi-
uon. said a commissioner TODAY,
and prompt action will be the only
means of getting US out of hole. We
have found steam pipes scattered. ap-
parently haphazard, on the surface of
the ground
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-14
HOOVER TO TOPEKA?
Noted Food Expert MAY Make Special
Trip to Kansas Soon

Herbert c. Hoover. food conserver,
may come to Topeka for Il speech be
fore the Saturday Night club. He has
been invited and has promised to
make the trip to Kansas if affairs in
Washington will permit the visit
Hoover, who was in charge of food
conservation in Belgium, was recently
recalled to this country and will di-
rect the food conservation campaign in
the United States. He is now tied up
in endless federal red tape, is con-
frouted with many pulling and Der-
picking problems and may encounter
opposition in seeking tC visit Kansas
to discuss the food question His rec
ord in Belgium. however, assures a
speech containing many interesting
facts should the food expert find an
opportunity to leave Washington 4
teIegra N 70 officers Of the I1mOus club
promises a speaking date if such d
date can be arranged