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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

gen oeo Dsoen paa gtDfebing SD-
gebns. Gen Gfoeoe bleo 60 Aor
Agnmmel.
= 5bo. apotbefer Carl 8eiter-
mann, ser I 1888 obertog 0ron-
nin9InnOs apotbef, iom ban Der
otter orep, til ban for noole aar
iioen iolate oct, er oi9nnet be0
Dozen i ae6en6oon 68 qar 81.
= @n / 9tor0iDllano. og iurlig
paa Q}ors. fen0t % aniet 9ano.
man6. @o0seier u. @ie00e, tioligere
@ier al @lomitrnp paa Mors, er
5elge q. T." aigaoet De0 %.
Den I fit Siem / 9eben6a0n, "
9lar CANNED.
2aaada7 1. Dec. Sfre06er.
meter Seren @eterien / 9angaa er
lai9aaet Ueo 86oen, 50 aar Al. San
uar Geteran ira 1864 % oeltog
UNDER Qsitnant FINDER / 5orIOaret
lai Sfauie Drummer 2 paa Dpb6gl.
On al a66enba0nS pnare
Tonolr9er, 6oralo Ganielien, er
letter faa Cages Spgooa afgaaet
UeO 9eOen / en- 4foer Al fun 30
Aar. @fter at 6aoe taget en- i'm
Ean0lggeefiamen ie9te Den afoeoe
0ocrIiaere llo0onlelie i 5dpei5 o5
fS6tc eiter i'm 8il6a8efomit ior ire
2(ar iioen Den itore aiprife 9linif
i greo1aoe.
SanoeIsgartner Otto 4eter-
Hem, Amaaer6ro0a0e / aoben5aon,
er ai9aaet ueo Dg9en eiter en- 9fino-
Transportation, - aar q.
6oritauOerinoe 6rn Cline
I@rifien / Sor6 er ai9naet oeo %.
oen eiter nogen Ii09 SDgoom.
5nno ira Cl6tioeu. 90 man
%iorleoen bar pe0 at FIRE Sano
bort ira Ell o|perplGiet 8Gmpe66i
paa I5erfel Ga5mu5iens Mart /
&ouae, iteote man / 8eIge n8eilc
u. 5oltebl." poa aaale tore Sten.
@urer Strobe &riitenien / Terring
hit llnOerretnina, og bans BRO
Der moerfniteOe iaa Steoet ct n6ie
re 9iteripn, iom 9ao til 9ieiultat,
at Der ioruoen Sen ioritprreoe 0per-
gran iinoes en0ml cen, ninuife to
@rabe / 6eien. 8ette oil 6o9 ierit
blioe nGrnlere unoerIs9t til 3or
dnret. Ger ian0tes Ell mutt lie.
bet Sammer al @r6niten og en-
%tDfuoffet IpGrsfie al ilebet Stint.
st 6uno ira arisens 5iS. Der
ioreta9eS / oiSie Dage &. 0ec.)
llOgrauninaer til 9pggegrlnOe pao
De bsle Banter mellem Strib Sur.
tonrn % Strtb gaoebotel. 8eo
Oisie llogranninger itsote nogle DR.
beioere | 5slge a5reo. 9lo." paa Ell
Tel anogler, 6poo Der oog life
~tilla9oes no9en 9etp0ning, men liot
letter fanot De SierneifnIIen at ct
MenneIfe % oerefter en- Del iopre
@rnnntihimper. Get er ionoIpnlig-
IBIS De iioite Geiter al Ell oonif Sol.
Dat, Der er ial0en Der | 1S48 og
bleo begrapet meo BET iannne. Com
6efenot bleo Strib OBOE og iprlig
Strib Sprgegaoro 6nar0t bombar-
oeret Den Sang, og enmIe 5oIf fan
cn0mi minoes, at 6Grgegnaroell
neobrpnote ben s.. Mai 1913 iom
6elge al 9ombaroementet ira oct
.liienotlige 9ntteri neo @rritie.
Gn %bciuGrlis Ncjie. 6reOerifs.
6aon. l.. Gee. Sfonnertbrig g@ille"
ai Narital, pno Aeiie ira &ep.
cattle fl Aarbus meo allI. inofom
@aar til 6reoerifsbapn Tor
Storm. 5 Sfaoeraf 6oo6e Sfibet
msOt en- inf II. s9nn0. iom be.
ororeoe StDrmnnoen til at 70 oDer
meo Fapirerne, font 9eiret bar
maet 6aorot % en- iaaoan Gnr i
9aaoen uprneit lipsiarlig. Often
Fopirernes 5%orepisnin9 if o@illi"
2op at iortiette Reiien, iom iso-
rigt bar b6ret meget beiorrlig.
sfibet bar bGrct fpf pao belle Rei-
fen, Bumperne | lloroen % Sap.
%tainen ipg.
SiipesaarSen | Nalbura ielees.
@alborg, 4. Dec. 30 Weolemmer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

ca. 10000 ar.; men Sr. Span.
berg bar IoOet, at ban nof ifal be.
tale, bbao oct foIter. 9Dgningen
er teg1et al grfiteft 1oru / Sor-
lens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

os til iiOit fom oct ~unoe" 9loo
til at foge. Gen enc al Dem lan9eoe
Den an0en no8Ie 8aif no, % oct
par iaa galt. at Dan maatte ig9e
eGge. Zen itgrfeite al Dem maatte
oerior 6goe 10 SIR 9ietten % be.
tale . SIR. ior 9aaeatteit.
Staten Oplngrer 9rGnOiel. Sta.
ten bar iifret iig 10000 Cons Sui,
aofe9 % 9ritetter, Der ifal oplag.
res i iorifellige &aone JON en- al.
minoeli9 9runoielss 9ieieroe. Stats.
6anerne oar paataget Jig Oplagrin.
gen; men 9retoielet er lite be.
itemt til 2ofomotioer, bpis Scrip.
ming er Oroeu. 5 De nurmeite
Sage 6egguoer 9ruuoielet at al.
tomme, iaaleoes pentes Der to Gam.
perIaoninger til GanoerS, buor De
itnl oplagres peo 1olobooea.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

Petroleum ira Hrm9nien til 9rng
ior 6tiferi til 8piflan0. CIR Del
ai Oenne Petroleum ifal ollereoe
pnre unoer transport berop. Oct
er Dog tDipIIomt, ON 5iiferne tan
tage moo bette 3ilbn0; De irDgter,
at oe life oil fad ulegen @lGoe
oerai.
aftcr Dumb. % alOOiger. aal.
borg, II. Dec. 5 oct iiOite babe
2lar bar 0or6iDllano DGret for.
ifaanet for MnnO. % 9IooiDge;
men / @aar er Der after fonitateret
ct Siliploe, nenlig i 9eiptningel
Dos @aaroeier Sgren %. anuoien
Il 5ielIerao. geterinuripiiflts, Gro.
%iesior Bang ailn9Oe / 8aar 9eigg
paa @aaroen. 8e lofale QiDnoig.
beoer snifeoe bele 9ei0tningen ilaa.
ct ne0; men BERTH tnrOe 8roieS.
loren paa @rnn0 al 9|efoitningen
fife giOe tit Min0e; Der er nemli9
SO 9reaturer % II Spin paa
@aarOen. Oct er treble Sang / 50.
Oct al ct Bar aor, at 0enne @aarO
biemigges al Smitten. Ru er ser
trniiet omiattenoe 5o%ranitaltnin.
ger ior at bin6re 0ens ll6reoelie,
iaaleoes er belle 5iellerao gg Ole.
lpet itren8t aiiparret.
6sbier9 er III .plaaet S9. @s
Ibierg, Il. Gee. I'll 8anifelid6e
oerne mle0 GIeftricitets og @asior
Ii1ningen er Der III ogioa fonmet
Ganifeli85e0er meO 9Dcn5 @ano
iori1niu8. Gette if0loe5 oog life,
At &ouooarfei manBIer 9rGnoicl
til Diaitinerne. men ct ganife ab.
norn1t &anOiorbrpg. Nan ieaer nit
Ieitcr }lariagcn til aalamitatei. bl.
p. blioer ale 9gens NaH65mcr
moerielt.
st m9rfeliat ll6clO. Ga uua
Fi8e ira 6aliisgaaroe 6apoe /
6slge ugi6. Stiits 1olfebl.4 forle
ZEN ct marfeli8t fife ll1clo. on
,ai 5en0es 6larBlate 5or al.oct
ue0 paa a%gl1en, og oa tHa iltt
Iiil neO. trnnate ]taalea iaa l1nrt
iuo, at Qpge 9r,iu1olt fife nn0e
%Iiierne Den. 9aa Sl8e1uiet / 0cl
lernp 6Ieo Naalen wfiernct peo en-
let Operation.
5anaet Suue6anoc. Rauoers. ..
December. Griitrltp 9oliti an5ol0t
II @nar ell Eppe6anoe paa > Ger
Toner, Der bnp0e iorifaniet iig / eft
nbeboet Sus % leOeoe al at itiGle
Sons, anrtoiler % anoet ipiieli9t
pao natli9e lloilngter. "a De life
iriuilligt oiIOe ooergioe Jig, benteOe
man Asiiltance; men imens ilpg.
teoe 8poene. SEQ Siplp al Yoliti.
bun0e ianot man DOG oeres Spor
% iii Dem allie ianget. Oct bite
Iiig, at en- al Dem er e%iteris9t ira
I9isrring ior Jpperi.
,Sa%ttenaolen til . 5oriuar. Ran.
oers, 4. Dec. Dn en- iing Sus.
%mouosOatter / aites oar pnn 9ei
ira @asinm til lit Stem, blep bun
ouerinloet al Ell Wanosperion, ser
Iioriegte at misbnnole benoe, men
pnfeligt mantte tage 5Iiigten, GA
bm uGrgeOe goot ior iig meo en-
5nttenoal. Man mener, at Ser.
~ningsninnoen er en- Dngre Berion,
Ioer bar 9aaet rinOt paa Ggnen %
liolgt Sort.
CpfOorinaS goocrne. Iii Iteo,
II. December. en Del 2anomauo
bar / Den ienerc Iio maattet gipe
0ieoe Tor @etten / 5ierritsIeo ior
OoertrGoelie al 8orblloet moo Op
ioOrina al 8rsoforn, @noitent Sc
alle baooe llnOifplonineer paa reoe
Snan0, mnatte De betale ira 80 til
$50 SIR. / ge0e til Statsfasien.
geo 8etteu / 1biiteo er en- balo
Snes 0oertre0ere bleben i%trafiet
meo ge0er. Getten / 8eiterpig bar
tim bait ct Bor 2ilfRloe til BE.
lhnusIina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
6OIfefirfen. @pbenhapn. 2. De.

6Olfefirfen. 9e6en6aon, 2. 0e.
cem6er. Sogneprpit for @rineriIe0
% @ronning / 8i6org Stift 9art-
5ol0D 0}pIler er u0npont til Sog-
neprGit ior @i6p % 8al6p Menig-
6eoer / Sipllanos 5tift.
- ag6en6aor, 5. December. 9fe-
iioerenoe 9apelInn for $olmslano
Silt / 9fi6e Stift ID. 5. 9nu5tIeu
er uonubnt til SogReprait for Sta
bo @eni96eO / Gi6e Stiit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

aiilOret Butte, $ibrring, 1. De-
GENDER. 8eo Ell imuf 6oitioeli85eO
~afilereOes / Gag I 5panelltn6en Ell
Suite al oioboe aonIal 5prgeu s..
9}ielieu. Zen aanle aoninl bar no
fert ct tort 9r6eioe ior 8lant-
uingsiaaen, o8 BET er 81. Il. ogiaa
Dam Der bar ifa6t 5oanelltaoen.
9niteH er mooelleret al 8illeo5ug.
ger Souorup Rifien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17


res / iorifelIige &aDne JON en- al
%minoeli9 VrpnOielss9ieierUe. Stats.
6anerne BAR paataget Jig 0plagrin.
gen; men 9ranOielet er lite be.
TENT til 2ofomotioer, bpis Scrip.
ming er ! Oroen. 5 De nurmeite
Sage %6egguoer 9ruuoielet at al.
tomme, iaaleoes peltes Ger to Gam.
perIaonin9er til GanoerS, 6uor DC
itaI oplagres DeO 3olObooen.
aartOffel 6Origningeu. grSsre-
MISREPRESENTATION 6ar iii.
-. q. ongaaenoe aartofielipprgs
maalet iorbanolet meo ct al 2ano.
brugsminiiteriet neoiat itaaenoe 10.
palg, JONI er 0iiniiter.ets Ganogi.
Der meO SeniDn til 6oranitaItnin-
ger I'll 6remme al BroOuttionen al
De meit ngo0enOige 2~anobrugsar.
%titIer, % oct tetuiife lloDalg oil
III ai9ioe en- 5nOitilIing on, 5oor.
leoes 9eiolfuin8ells 3orionng meo
|startofIer I'll rimeIi8e @riier fan
Hires.
SpiferneS 5iifepriier. ggbierg, 6.
Gecem6er. Ger bar / oisie Gage i
8eben5aUn poret igrt 6or6anOlin.
ger melIem 9iepruientauter for 81.
%lerae % oct tgife GentralinOfsb
ON 6or6gielie al j. ifepriierne
liau Jar opuaa| Ell min0re 6or.
91ie.je or De met 8angbare Site.
arter TO - 20 Gre pr. SO.
auiIer, 1oiolin9 % 8eiter5aos.
erit men i eorigt opnaae6e5
fife iteffe 8eiultater.
&.itigc Gortoilcr og anl. Sier.
Eng, .. december. \ 8jerrilQ oil
man i en- MIR 6rcntio fln1e ipl.
l. bIli3t aartofler til nbemjoleoe
6olf meo 2000 ar. / Snotult %
oerunoer iaar aartoilerue ior 3
Sir. Ieloeu, % 6olf meo SnOtpg-
Ter meIIem 1000 o. 1000 SIR. ifal
betaIe Dem meO . SIR. 8enoen.
poer 0iano oil fuune iaa inOtil 3
Cor.
@noui0ere nlener man at funnC
iplge aul bill i5olf meo inotiI 200l
SIR. / SnOt9gt ior 2 SIR. pr. Sef.
%toliter.
Smfferfortet fommer. otter bpaf
Der iorIpoer ira iiffer ailoe, bar
Niniiteriet trltfiet i'm 9eilutnina
Spsrgsmoalet ON Snofsrelien Al
Sufferfort, iaaleoes at Miniiteriei
felger Snoitillingen ira Yrisregule.
rings.aommisiionens 6lertal % ino'
isrcr Silfferfort. 9efenotgerelien
ifal i'll 80. T." funne pentes / Den
aIlerngrneite 5remtio, o9 Suffer.
forfeit meies at billie pare en-
aen0saerning nIIereoe fer Sui.
6n mbDggclig 9pretnr. 20 8ogn.
%Uaifere ira Sporuo9nsremiien paa
Rerrebrogaoe / 9gbenbapn iii ior
Ieocn 2uit til Ell automobiltlr, %
oa oen BELT ifllOe oGre gratis,
latte De iig OPP / en- Automo6il, Der
ito0 u6enior 5abriffen aurora"
I S~illersosga0e. Den al Dem, Der
log StDret. BAR imiolertiO beruiet.
j GoBltel lliilBrc0e 0erl0f IRA Del
enc Sioe al @aoen til ben an0er
"a trueoe Here @an9e meo at oGlte
Zen eiloe 9eriel ea0te i'll. -. T."
9rgn5bei boor Automobilen mel
illlo Strait tsrneOe moo Ell Spor.
pogn; beloigpi5 fom ingen Oienne
ifer It'll Sfaoe; men alttomobiIer
6leu eoelagt % Sporoognen en8e
romponeret. De TO ubeloige Auto.
mobiltiter bleu anbol0t.
De tpife Seiteopfsb. @anoers, 80
Nopember. Beo oct tpife Seiteop
fob / 8anoers / Dag por Der frem
MItillet ca. 400 Seite. 6oriloen Of
Iteoelige Seitebanolere msote an
ton geterien / Gorbus, Rasmls.
ien / Romorllp og 9aif | Stisr
ping meo itore aobler, oa oesloel
|boo6e Here grioate fremitillet Se
tie. Ipiferne par nleget f%ritiife o(
fun POT 9pr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

st 6lgOe.llGel6. ltnoer en- 5lDo-
niu8 Sgnoag Den 8. Gee. itprte0e en-
al Nariuens 9anofIyoenlaifiner,
Q3oagen Den Anoen", neo / aonge-
0g6et. 5 5al0et Oenote 2(pparatet
iuloitGnoia rltiot. Oct IDffe6es beg
&c 6poerne, Sngeni6rasiiitent GbD-
manh oa 9eitnant Bang, at fom-
ne op pna 8lope6aaoens agl, %
tort otter re0oeoes De al tililenOe
5art6iet. Zen ba6nrere0e Maifine
6feo iIabt inc paa 0rlogSpprftet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

Dc fore Sprn. Gn 8roprietpr
.paa Sterllp galen 6ao0e fo6t Ell
Sernbonefort ior line 9ern. ser
aaar i Sfole / 0OeuIe. Ga inioIer-
ito 96rneneS Opieriel / Ioget gap
%9(nleouin9 til 9lage ira 6e meorei-
ienoes Si0e, bleo ser onDiit 9sr-
meme en- iprifilt 3. alasies aupe.
0erooer fslte Bropr etGren fla
breit5oloen0 % anlng0e Saa moo
gtoroiDuife Sernbane, ioet ban bpu.
oe0e, at bans 2larsfort qap 9ernene
Net til at op6oloe Jig / 6pilfen al
|3oaenes Supper, 0e enife0e. go.
nen bGpoeOe beriino6, at oe ~reiien.
De til enbper 6io ifal inoorone Jig
uioer De Tor 9eriontraiif gploenOe
9eItemmelier.
Getten / 9ogenie gap iii. g6pns
Lilo" Ror0fpnife 9one Neobolo og
IirlianOt 9anen for oi0ere 3iltale.
% 9ernene MI life mere benpt-
ter 8anen, men I~Itomobil, baoOe
Rroprietpren frpoet @%ritatning ior
ben til6aaeoprenoe 3io al @orsfor-
tets @pIoig6eo. O9Iaa bette arao
bleo aipiit al Hetten, ioet 9nnen
fife fan tage Senipn til, i6ooroi0t
man benptter ct EN- @nng febt Mars
fort eler ei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

San fanot SDffen pan Sun. Sra
Solmitrup9@9nen %ifripes til Sons
S~i0en0e":
st barnleIt, alorenoe 9Gatepar
Der paa ggnen fif for en- Del 4ar
|Iioen en- 5erieoreng ira @sbeubaon.
3rengen fom Der / Here 9tar, %
til ii6it Ipntes 6olfene iao 9oot ON
0rengcL at De be6olot BAN, og
ban bleo Dos Dem ogiaa efter, at
ban bar foniirnleret, oa elf Dem til
|Saan0e 6aaOe noe % moe. "a Sc
aamle 6off bGep NIOre % Ioa9eli.
gere, pleieoe ban Dem meo megen
0nl6u o. 3roifab.
5 al StiG6eo 6eilutteoe 0e oalnle
6olf, at BET un1e Menneife, ser
III er ben / Gpperne, ifitl0e in0Ipt
ties ion oereS 9frping. 5or ct aar
Iioen 0eoe Silitrnef, o9 MI bar Den
aamle Mano iulobDroet oeres aita-
le og oiilanct Gienoomnlen til oeres
tioligere 5%erieoreng, iom oItiaa M
er fonluen paa Sen grsnne @ren.
Sroifab og reOelia lt0boloenbeO
bar 10 oltio itor 2sn | iie ielp;
men Der er ben oItioa poerligere
bleoen beIsnnet mutt o. ri9eIist,
oa De gomle Jolf eiter 5igenbe bar
oelitoaenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
9iipeeaaroen | gaIbore ielaes

SiIpeUuutotH Nh'upiu IWiUse.
@nlborg, 4. Dec. 30 Meolemmer
al 6attigiiopolget bar pGret | SEQ.
benbann og ~forban6let meb Wini.
|Iter;et ON Sob al Galbore 9iipe-
gaaroen. De tit Den paa Saan.
ben ior 100000 Ser, og | @ften
|i~orelGgges Sagen | 8praaoet. Sire
alct or 6610 @oaorotalen Iige miot
/ 9pen, ioa Yriien MAJ fables
rimeli9. Oct er foreIsbi9 Seniig.
ten at BRUCE 9iIpegaar0en iii Sus-
bloc Snofpartering, iaa at man
fan inn Sfolerne fri. 9iifoppen
bor ollere6e en- on6en pnsienoe Get.
ligbeo pna Soanoen o. HITTER an
taseIis | g~espnoeIIen al oct npe
aar. lStaten tpnfer npppe paa at
bpgge nogen ny 9iIpegoaro | oisie
opre Tioer.
Gn flOt Biper. Gbiitco, 5. Dec.
|S Dog beiites 4ranfen ODER ben
npe fommunole aominiftrationsbps'
ming, bportil @rosierer Spanebera
n CONNER ifnnfeoe 9bilteo aommi,'
Inc $4,000 Ser. TiI @~psninsens
OpfsreIe bill Ser imi6Iertto me6aoc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
Oct pioenifabeIiae Yreitefnrins

1917 oil blipe aibolot paa RusIinge
SsiIfole $50. anguit unOer gi-
flop Oitenielots 9eoelie. 9lanot DC
1alere, Der pentes, er Eroiesior
9poer grnn ira 9orge, Der bar 10.
bet at boloe no9Ie 5oreOrag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

Jiggtebe meb 1900 SIR. On 8if-
tlioliebanolerife 5rf. 5rancis paa
|@l. a%ongepei 1 8%sbenbnbn ontog
forle0en ct mt Dub, tilipneIaoenoe
ct rigtie ilinft, ntet Menneife. On
al De ferite commissioner, Ger bIcu
betroet BAN, bar at bente en- Ben.
gefasie | 2eiligbeoen open ODER Bpr
retningen. San benteoe 9engefas.
len og iorfpanot meo oens Snobolo,
1000 Ser. 5olf far Jet bam Lobe bort
iantmen meb ct anoet ungt Menne.
ife, iom oenteoe u0enfor 5orret-
ningen. Golitiet er III. n@att :"
iulot paa oct rene meo, at De TO
Tpoe er ct Eor foroerpeoe Rnpg.
tie, fom liee er ilitpne no al Straf-
feanitalten, oe at ben enc fiin toe
Ylabs iom 8iib for at faa 3eilis.
beo til at itinIe noget - bnao ban
inGstelis Dor beloie meo. Met len.
ge bIiper be to 3nmste i,uppe poo
=: GA
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

ltnsbommen raier. 5 8ibore 90
fitiret faa man III. BIB. Stifts
Iolfebl." forIeoen bet life belt al
min6elige Spn. at ct Bar GrbeioS.
mrn6 poa 10 - balofier6s -
Mar meote for at di9sre en- Sag
angoaenbe = ct Sloesmaall De to
.innae" Menneffer bopoe forIeoer
Dag foaet riseIis meo anffepun&e
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-09-21

The National Baptist Convention.
,mincorporated) reached the high
water mark in its recent session held
with the Raptists Of Atlanta and
Georgia in general The high water
mark Of Efficiency as it applies to the
accomplishment of real constructive
work was reached, Never before in
the history of that organization has
so much accomplished for the kingdom
of Christ and the Baptists. The rails.
ing of money to put the Theological
Seminary upon a sound and positive
footing were among the many great
things accomplished. The establish.
ment of Training school for Baptist
women also seems to be an assured
fact. The high water mark from the
view point of attendance was also one
OF the satisfactory conditions of our
National gathering. AS one who
knows, the Editor of the Peoples De.
fender is prepared to say that more
, real work was accomplished at this
meeting than has been accomplished
in the last twenty years when the
brethren were all together. If the
brethren of Incorporated fame did as
much work and had as pleasant a Ses
sion as did the unincorporated breth
rem, then it seems a divine blessing
that the old Convention split; for the
Lord knows that we were not doing
anything when we were all together
but making big speeches, telling lies
and (well you know fussiIg; ant
well, yes, getting up some money fol
the National President and Secretary
Well, you know that kept us movin
pretty lively, as we had to dance t
the tune of about $4,000 for THOSl
TWO AUTOCRATIC RULERS.
The Peoples Defender.
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Maroon Dope.

Well. it is good to the Capital
City League. Its umpiring is rotten
from start to finish. Its bylaws on
~ work onesided There is always
a humbug, ii not in one place, it is
in another. o, we are hard losers,
but we don't play the outlaw stun.
Take the rights away from each
other. 1t is regular jack pot We
got about all we expected out OF
the league, as we had no official i'll
the league. What else could we eX-
pect? But we made it hot for some
of them with our three sackers on
the hill, and if that don't suit you
I'll send in my shortstop, w. Patton,
for seven innings. What do you say
Mr.. Stratton, if the Capital City
League sticks up purse and sees
us go for the hard coin,
Geo. Brown, Manager Maroons
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CITYITEMS
, ,7.,.-..-.--...-...ssiA.,;:SieI,s'y'is

Mrs. ]. NJ Windrow Of Murfrees-
boro was in the city Wednesday, the
guest of her cousin Mrs. ]. w. Bostic.
Il + +
Rev VIM. jenkins of Tullahoma
came up to the Fair Thursday and
incidentally to swap yarns with editor
Miller.
Mrs. BRYANT and Mrs. Frierson we're
the guests of Mrs. NJ. A. Johnson. They
were highly entertained, having Toasted
from an old.fashiOncd dinner. Mrs.
Frierson departed for Philadelphia TO
ioiH her husband. From there lhey
will 90 to their home in NashinSIoh'
d. c.
Mr. Henshaw of Little Rock, Ark"
passed through the city last week lie
was on his way home from the Nation
nj Baptist Convention in Atlanta. He
visited the new Thcological and Train
ing Seminary buildings and many
other places of interest in the city.
Mrs. Mary Skillern. made a flying
trim 10 visit her daughter, Mrs. Mat
lie Johnson Of 43S 10th Ave n.
Mrs. Nick Frierson, spent three
weeks with Mrs Matte Bryant and
her son. Mr.. John |. Frierson. She
had DELIGHTFUL time and all who
met her were sorry Mrs. Frierson had
to return home. She was royalty en-
tertained while in the city by Mrs
Bryant
Miss Evelyn Edwards of 1913 Fair
view avenue, has returned tothe city
after a 10 days absence attending the
National Baptist Convention at Mus
kogee. Okla. She was in a cOngenia
party who went sight seeing in Little
Rock and Bonneville, Ark. Hel
friends were glad to welcome he
back and congratulated her upon he
safe arrival home.
Mr.. Henry Thompson of 2jlj Almedi
street is i'll, and has been contiened t.
his bed for about ten days. His man,
friends wish him speedy recovery.
Mrs. Carrie M. Jones, daughter o
Rev and Mrs A. c. Holder, who spen
the spring and summer in Cleveland
Ohio, as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Lyons, is back in the city t
spend the winter.
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Bright, Miss Callie Sanders, Mrs.
Minebia Weakley, Mr.. w. NJ. Nc
Kelly, Mr.. H. Martin, Mr.. w. NJ. Brooks
Mrs. Callie Jarrett, Mrs. Dora Green,
Mr.. R. Thomas, Mrs. Mile Thomp-
son being one of the solicitors added
one more member to the circle in the
person of Mrs. Green. The circle
adjourned to meet at the residence of
Mrs. Minnie Boyd 80, 18th Ave.
Tuesday evening, Sept, %, 1917.
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BRENTWOOD.

Rev. l. S. Davis started his attrac-
tive meeting Sunday night. Meeting
was fine, collection was $19.O5. Rev.
W. B. Crenshaw will have his Baptis-
ing Sunday, September 23rd under the
leadership of Mrs. Maria Dobson, the
Womans Home Missionary Society of
Brooks Chapel M. e. Church Brent
wood met at Mrs. Maria Dobson Mon
day night, September 18th Members
present twelve, visitors three, new
members l, collection $3.50, after bust
ness a two course menu was served
They adjourned to meet at the home
of Mrs. George Johnson, October l.
1917
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in his hands the management and con-
duct of the Home Missions coming
within the jurisdiction of our great
National Baptist Convention The
Editor feels keenly the, responsibility
of such an undertaking, and enters
upon his duty with fear and trembling.
But in this little editorial he begs to
assure the brethren that not a stone
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ed National Baptist Convention con
venes with the Baptists of Little Rock,
Ark, September 1918. while our in.
corporated brethren have flown TO the
Atlantic Seaboard' way up to New.
ark, New Jersey. May be they are on
their way out Of the country, and
then perhaps, finding themselves wan,
ing in the good old sunny South. they
are following in the wake of many
other southern Negroes; migrating to
the North where the CLINE is more
congeuial 10 their uuteaaUle position
cold"
The Peoples Defender
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OUR NEW SECRETARY OF HOME
MISSIONS.
The Editor of the Peoples Defend.
er was elected by the Home Mission
Board of the National Baptist Conven.
ton as its general or Corresponding
Secretary. The Home Mission Board
has under its jurisdiction and care
the conduct of all the Home Mission
work of the U. 5. coming within the
Jurisdiction of the National Baptist
Convention unincorporated. The Board
at it's session just closed at Atlanta,
elected the Editor of the Peoples De-
fender as its chief officer and placed
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TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Circle No. 4. of Tabernacle Baptist
Church was delightfully."- entertained
by Mrs. Mile Thompson at her
home, 304 18th Ave-, ~, Tuesday even
ing. Those present. Mrs. Bessie
Gordan, Mrs. Blakemore, Mrs. Crazy
Weakley, Mrs. Almedia williams, Mrs.
Miller Thompson, Miss Pauline Cason,
Miss Minnie Boyd, Bro. Hughes and
Mrs. Sanders. Visitors, Mrs. Maggie
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shall be left unturned for the advance
ment of our work and the development
of very necessary field heretofore
much neglected. Through the columns
of the Union-Reuieio and the Peoples
Defender, the Secretary will in a short
while announce his policy and line of
procedure.
The Peoples Defender.
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The champion Black SoX won one
of the best games of the season from
the Maroons. The two teams bat
tied for seven innings without max
ing a score. The game was a pitch.
er's battle between Strattan and T.
Patton. With men on bases they
frightened up and tl-.re was nothing
doing. Stratton had the better of the
battle, He only gave up four hits
and walked one man. P. Patton
pitched a great game. He struck
out the SoX's heavy hitter with the
bases full. He struck out Ware,
Jones and Stratton when hit would
have scored run He should have
won his game, but at critical times
of the game his teammate, Blair,
made an error and the SoX scored
the only run of the game in the last
half of the seventh and a great game
was over.