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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-06-23
PRAISES RACE MUSIC.
Harvard organist Finds Much to Ad.
mire In Hampton Psrforman noes.

Harvard organist Finds Much to Ad.
nirs In Hampton Performances.
DR.. Archibald T. Dawson, organist
Of Harvard Memorial chapel, who has
been making study Of the music work
at Hampton institute for the general
education board OF, New York, recently
sang the bass solos In the elijah"
oratorio, which was presented in part
by the Hampton institute chorus, the
Hampton Choral union and several 80
loists, including Miss Bessie L. Drew,
Miss Clara F. Smith and Dove A. Bur-
ress. under direction of R. N. Dett.
DR.. Dawson teaches in Harvard uni
versity, leads choir Of forty men and
Is chairman Of the musical advisory
board Of Boston.
DR.. Dawson said: There Is a great
tendency in education not to take
music as seriously as mathematics and
other studies. The benefits of musical
instruction are quite as great as those
derived from other studies. Mere sing
ing or playing does not constitute mu-
steamship. 1t is necessary to learn the
fundamentals and to acquire the mean
ing Of things. To have musical intelli-
gence one must begin at the begin
ming.
II have been greatly impressed with
the singing and music st Hampton in
stitute. The devotion to music Is very
strong. wish to congratulate you on
your music teaching. The plantation
singing is very good. 1t corresponds
with the folk singing of France and
England. You have tile basis for going
forward. All music Is derived from the
folk songs. Learn all there is to sing
and to play"
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-06-23
BY n. w. THOMPSON.

Washington.-Two hundred members
Of the race, representing the flower Of
American manhood, participated re-
Gently in a delightful reception and
luncheon at Odd Fellows hall rendered
to former Governor P. B. 8. Pinchback
in commemorative Of the eightieth an.
niversary of his birth. The occasion Is
conceded to have been the most notable
Of its kind ever held In the nations
capital.
The direction Of the affair was In the
hands Of committee headed by Judge
Robert II. Terrell, chairman; II. w.
Thompson. corresponding secretary:
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-06-23
Baptists Holding Meeting In Boston.


The New England Baptist missionary
convention is holding its fOrty-second
annual meeting at the Ebenezer Bap-
tist church, Boston, from June II to IS,
inclusive. The jurisdiction Of the con-
vention extends over the northern and
New England states, the District Of Co
lumbia, Maryland and the eastern part
Of Virginia. The Rev. w. Bishop John.
son. IL. d.. of Washington Is the pres
ident and w. A. Harrod, Ph. d., Of
Philadelphia Is the corresponding sec
retary.
Forty -one women out of every hun.
dred marry between the ages Of twen-
ty and twenty-five.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-06-23
klng-PoW0II Nuptla|s Finest on
Social Calendar.
CEREMONY CHARMS PUBLIC
Marriage Of Blanche Fletcher Powell to
Clarence Doyle King, Young Divinity
Student, on Saturday, June 2, at the
- Abyssinian Baptist Church, Witness
cd by Over a Thousand People.
By N. BARNETT DODsON.

By N. BARNETT DODsON.
New York.-Beneath a bower Of
palms and dogwood blossoms, Offset by
artificial trimmings on both sides of
the altar, Blanche Fletcher, only daugh.
ter Of the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. A. Clay.
ton Powell, became the bride of Clar,
ence Doyle King at the Abyssinian
Baptist church in this city Saturday
afternoon, June 2, at 3 o'clock. The
marriage ceremony was performed by
the brides father. who was assisted by
the Rev. William-P P. Hayes. pastor of
the Mount Olivet Baptist church. With,
out begging the question or resorting
to the use Of superfluous adjectives
the function in every detail recorded
the last word in perfection on the so.
cial calendar.
Previous to the entrance Of the bridal
party w. A. Merritt sang with fne ef-
feet "Oh, Promise Me-" and Mrs. Stella
Hawkins then began playing Mendels-
sohn's wedding march. Drs. Powell
and Hayes entered the spacious audi.
tOrium first and were followed at good
regulation distances by the ushers,
bridesmaids, groom and best man,
maid Of honor. ring bearer and then
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-06-23

Tommy-Pop. what is iheorist!
Tommy'sPop-A theorist. my sOn. Is q
man who thinks he Is learning to swim
BY sitting on the bank and watching
fp0O
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-06-23
RACIAL LEADER
NOW FoURSC0RE
Plnchback's Elghtleth Birthday
Celebrated In Washington.
ACHIEVEMENTS RECALLED.

Speakers of Note Tell What Last OF
the Old Guard" Has Done For the Up.
lift and Encouragement Of His Race.
Long List Of Offices Hold by Guest
Of Honor.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-06-23

Swans keep water completely free
from weeds.
Dutch children often use their wooden
shoes as toy boats,
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-06-23

Read the Negro Papers.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-06-23
SMOKE SIGHT DRAFT"

THE BEST Sc. CIGAR
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-11

Sn elmer @roBfa6t unfres 2nr6es Iebt elm oeutfher gator init
ietnr 6amife. in Der oas 6eitibe %8ennltSIeben 81 ibonen ansbrud
fnmt Die frau 8nior mar os bier5ebndbriges mtdoden md
amerta getonmen unb 1T, mas Sprode uno 2eben betrffH5 8cmid.
amerfanerin aber tie bot ibr bedibes @enat benoabrt Sci ilrer
gerheratrng bot tie it'd 2enn ouf pie Sabre onaeihaft ons fe gum
GeI ieIbft aeiarmt uno NIT ben anfdngsbudfoben Der Jamue geidt
bat Sbre 6miterDorb0n8e rno &iihtider FIR ben Gid I'M 6mpmg5,
3nmer umo fir os aInpter bat fe iener qenodt 8ornm Dos? Gle
bette fb onie arbet ia iparen tonren, fault man bod 6Re @egenf6noe
ib0u uno praspIrOg fertg genabt. aber-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-11
Arieo urtS Prohibition.

@enufDr Ghetur0 bon Serog lift elm ~mdn0eEn6er geneis, mos fir
eme sonfuHon oas Griegsfeber in manhen. aopfn ongerthte bat.
CT Bat bic groBe 4naBI Der aruegsnnBnabmen 0lrt cine menre
hereidyerL III fueIder CT ianen probfbttionfhi6en 8efiblen 9usbrud gbt
M0rf9og, Durd neIhes Dem aongreB t~nbeibrante 8oamnbt ereitt
mexnen iDA @erfeulnnq, SerfGf 1mo gefor6gung geHIger 8etraHfe
Anxa hapere 6trafen at rerbiaen
Mms 0e 5anuhfer Der grob6tion btsber brgebIib ertrebten, benz
Ndnoe ndtfoHnIe Prohibition aaf5u5fDtnae1 bos f11en tie nun fpabreno
Beg 4r1eues at erghen. 9og lit ibr S~riegsgrn0,
l~lnae5dfftr o6er bhe Die Bet fir ibren 8orfdIng unmo9id
neD19f ngr0eu f6nnen. Sebt o1 Der areg Dem 2an0e Die unge5aterfen
srpfE mfmdhgen iuiro, fonnea bic Steuern fir ben Sanod in geifigea
Netr6nEm heniqer, as i entbebrt Deroen. Ger 9nfong, ben Der aon
areB NIT Den gaDiaigungen fir a~rtegs8uede mott beftebt IN Der 8epit
faang mehrerr 9iaiarOen
lmS 6ag 1T ert Ser beLnerfpre1en0e gnfang. SHE finan5frdfe
4a &anoe naroen ongehengt her0eH mihen nm ode Sur1n1en gu
Nf1af91 1a5u Die unbrbQGnsmdBige 8erteuer1ng nuer HobruHgs
URIC lnhrboHuaqsGniheI, Die, ME bernhert miro, oeHndddt cine gong
~bfounenoe SkTgertna erfabrcn uo 6os 2eben fir Die nrbetenoen aanen
Br DeB5dernng muPrtrdgHb MAIDEN miro. Isle ioaen oa tlfnrhgbtn aud
red 0e Observation-Disclosures afbebrt mer0en f0nnen2
Der Senator bon Ggas beifnet Die 8nfferung feines Amenoe
nf1ats as cine wfun0mntale WaBrege fir glmngg5pete9. gaod Der
NbHhcu @de ffrer probibthoniihea @efumhgsgenofen btdbt er obr
bic gAapene Dafar fhuDig.
Gs oreEe GegenteI 1T ndmIi6 Ser san. Ole fregfibrenoen
N6afe fMo mehr ois r baton hber5engt oB HdBiger aIfobogenB ami
8Asaomtn 0osa befrdgt Die ~uHgehetren Strapo8en OS ariegen ertra'
n w aaben.
1at{dlano rno Observation-Disclosures hoben SEN g~ierberbraud fir ibre|
sDfben6fer1u9 febr beDelten0 bef1rauft Die Eruppen ober, 8umal bel
I'LL Der dzont, befouuneH en- fAr Iiberales glaB bon Bier beDiaiat.
a~rarsSFfde NT5te babn 0Hrb ben 9rIauf 0s arRges fd mebrl
Ma Il aberseuat mas fr cine Ffgtleren0e Strait gutter &ohgein Bat, um6l
Sc fna6iae 3eere5pe1Dalhng bat ole 8orl1tdge sur einfibrumg nonI
MtoAabfaensaDang NIT gnfhie0enbet 1bgeebut.
rs etnsiae QdHo. oos ernfIffe gauhe sur Ginfubung bon groI
- Hisassmane acnaft bat lit RuBlan0. gan fam a5er nidt iaeeLl
<6 Is bic 5dlaaffaFf fener 8rnppen 0doard erbobt bot. Sm @egenteL
ca miro iuahI Der aoufufonnrius bon Geras sur8et ueHig gegeH1
s INST ianem 1rohdmtona.A men0enent fnoet anh neFn bic 3dtI
ss4ex unaanfie e1Ddht mare Unroe er uene Ausfbtea babcn esI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-11
Gtnrcibmno NIT
Ointment tlltS Sdlben

Benn Sic zines Der bteIen Spfer
oes p~etuigen0en Rbettmatismis itn6,
oann faiim sic bellte nod ben @nts
idluB, ni6t mebr berflhen 5t mol.
len, 0as 2ei6eR ourh @inreibungen
NIT 2inimenterL 6oIberL S9mieren
un6 onoere 11rBere 8ebdnol4ngen 81
'beieitigen. Cine oerortige 8ebm6s
lung lit ntdt muir cine Siped. uuo
nusloie 3eitbergeuoung, ion0ern
gibt Dem 2eioen aiih meitere @ele.
genbeit, Sbre @eiunobeit nod mebr
81 untergraben.
Gbe1matism11s lit cine bdrtnddi-
ge &ronfbeit. sic befmoet Iid niht
on Der G6rperoberfl1de ulo Sic
f6nnen eober aud nidt ermarten
0ieielbe nit 0uBerIiden Mitteln 81
beiIen. 60 melt bot nod niemnno
init elmer 6erarttgen 8ebmblitng
oauernoe Grfolge er5ielt nno poritm
molten Sie NIT eiller 8~eb1nol1lng
fortfabren, Die fi9 bereits in tau
ienoen 5daen ais 1tn3ureidIid err
pieien bat2
Die grfabrrng qnSerr 8bemo.
tismlls 2eioenber lit Sbr better
5iibrer un6 olrd 9efoIgitng ibrer
9fati6Idge fonnen Gle iih ni6t MIR
Die ifredliden Sdmer5en eriparen,
Ion0ern retten and Sbren 96rper,
Der Ionit nur6 Die &rmttbeit sers
tort lDir0 mo Sic biIIlos mnbt.
9einabe ieoes ein3elne Spfer 0es
RbeumdtiSunts bat 0ieielben Grfab.
r1tnqen. Gle tpuroen bon Den
Sduersen uno 2eioen 10 eingetouls
men, baB iie mn Die 9ronfbett
ielbit s4 befdmpfen illhten itnb babel
oas nirflide uebel iberioberL Sic
rieben fid init Ointment, 6fmieren
un0 GdIben EN- t~turternpor1re Or.
leidterrng 5i baden uno bntten oo.
BEL feline 4usfht auf onliern0e Sci
hing.
Sizes 1T mt1 Die G~rfobrltng 6es
Serrn gospus 8ibb, 2424 8ebnte
Qbem4e, 8efIenler, aln., pelder IN
nndltebenoen 8eilen ingt, nie er Die.
ieg Ibredlide 2eioen Los tuuroe. Gr
iagt:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-11
RHEUMAT|SMUS
KAHN NIGHT
KUR|ERT WERDEN

~Bor neniacu 5dbren lit IN an efrefrs
i6redIiheH gtuidu bon beiiarm abetiiisntiss
mls. Der mid betHabe biltIo5 ma8te. Surp
BerpenbuHa Der gefpbbHli1en anbesitnef
9tIfSmittel. b~eIeitiate Id pobl bic sebmersen
settpeiIil erreinte aber irotber1 feline bcae
gontrone lBer meine @~lteoma6eu rue an
%noIiigen. fel6tsn poer fallen Gaaea itenteH
flo in meiucR geIenfeHJ ipiort itredIine
GtbmerBeH Elm. SD beaaHn bieraai e. @. g.
81 nebmen uHb uteiH 9nitaHo berbefierte ih1
suiebeu6s unb iebt fam Id meiHen aorper
AUD BET f9Ie9telten @itterrHs aisteserL obHe
beflrnteH gu miifeHs baB f6 Hlelae Sdmereen
pieoerboIeu, SD battle 60 iHr mciue @fIibt,
nne an R6euuiatsmus Lei6eH6eH Berf0nen Grt
bic puHoerbare g~8irfIrus bes 9. @. q anti
meriIau gu ma9eH.-
Seoer Qr5t tpirb Sbnen ingert, ooB
Rbeltnnti8mllB cine tiefDur3eLnoe
gIlttrnntbeit i'll. Ger Sdmer5 lit
niht bic aranfbeit leIbit, ion0ern eia
@nrnlngsruf Der Rattr, oaB Ssbr
6nitem angegriFfen lit, Ole etn5ige
inteligente 8ebonoIlrng bat oaber
olrrh 0a8 glut 51 erfolgen; cine Be-
bmolung, Die Die Commissioning
aus Dem 8lut tretbt. SIR large
Sabre beltanoen DIE am bdufigften
gebrnudten M~eOi3inen gr6BtenteiIs
aus Sob.Gali (io0ina Of potoib) ooer
Guedilber. Brdparateu, oereu mine.
raliihe 9eitanoteiIe betnabe aus
nnbm8lo8 qr6Beren 6baoen aIs
ghlben bradten.
Gin @rlno fitr Die erfoIgreinen,
ottrd @. q. q. bciperfiteaigten SCI.
h1ngen lit BARN at iiderL oaB e8
rein pflon3lid lit ur10 aug SeiItpifr.
5eln tn0 ardutern er5eugt miro, Die
brett In ben @dI0ern geiautneIt
per0en. @s entbdlt nidt ben qe.
ringiten minerolii6en 8eftonoteil
uno BELT, tnoen es Die Grdnfbeits.
feline ln0 unreinIi6teiten aus Dem
gtlt treibt. @. @. g. lit bereitg
fiber fiinf5ig Sabre I'M Son0eI nno
ieoer apotbefer oertmifte es beretts
gum 9egirm ieiner @eihdftsfarriere.
@s miro NIT Der @orantie berfauft,
oaB e5 obiolut begetnbtl lit.
Inner meoi5tniides 9epartement
fte9t oen gei6en0en often uno fpern
sic cine gennlte 8ei6reibung sybres
2eioens einienoen, miro Sbnen ge.
nouer, Sbrem 6na ipe3iea paiien0er
Rot foItenfret 5uteil. 4oreiiiert an
6mift Specifie 60. 90 Snift 2abo.
rotorp, atlanta.. Ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-11

Gem Oetfber, genrhtIihgn. bdusHben 2abcn G~egcnhbcr oete Hnn
nr on 0ns nneritdnfhe aportmentbuus. 0s fett in allen St10ten os
2uu0eg iberbun0 ntnrHt. Sn nefen Gdiernen bat man EN- boar einge'l
.ibrdHdfe 8mmsr, tctnen Sot fem trnntes 5hrfhien. % isen oe gien,
fhen nufeinan0er. 3tn0er bari man feline boben, bodfens Ghobbir0sI
den lno 8apogeien. gmr os notoirfigHe aR0beI TT in Siehn gdnmet
gidts gcb0rt Dem gerobuer, nod niGt ennoI eth Srnerfrmttopfi ga
ihloge bod elmer lang btnl 9aS fno oe bornebmer @einntLoien Die
man BON Ser5en beomern fam Isle bel etidHher 1T 6u Der aruite
DerHde Der fem @emat bewabrt bot. 0lun leie nr Die rlbenbe
Grabbing bon Sebereft Sibuden. 2e6ereft Sibnhen pobute in elm
pn1r 70 fIetnen 3irumeru, BOB uenn e feline StRfel nlsacg, er Die 8ene
ans Der SMr fefen mBte, tmo babel mar er Der ~gIidlihie uno genht.
Itbte 9eeuid Der @elt.
8Ieibe bel 0einer oeltlhen Art 6adber Mau, Danfme Grnul Gu
bait BON Suie aus cine reihe @e1tesdlsnnttang, battle oaraufl 2ebe
in ben Siefet oetnes @enlts. baum Iebft 6l in oeinem @epfieu un0 in
oenen Gotl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-11
arieastuirn nnS arieasenbe.

gaa elmer 3uianmenitellu1g oes
8rGIioeuten Scr 9ireftorenbebor0e
Der gnuoesreiernebmt in Stem 9orf
betr1laen Die geiamte1 Stontsihul-
ben Der elrropdiihen 5tnaten Dor
2lusbru6 Der 5einoieIiefeiten ut
glilgult 1914 nngefdbr "a 2tiaiar-
ben Dollars. 9o5u lit pGbrenO Der
ieit0em berfloiienen 80 9eonate on
ariegsifuIOen elm nnbe5u 0oppelt
10 GROCER 8etrng gefoamen. 10 oob
iid ole misunderstanding euro.
pas bellte alf rs 1tu0 so @tiaiars
ben Collars belGuft. 9erlelbe 81
nan5mdnn berednet Die iabrlihen
~syntereiien fir oieie SauloenIalt
NIT et1uos iiber elmer waiaiaroe Sol
lars, mas einen ourhidnittlthen
3insfub bon uugef1br 1.3 Brn5ent
attsula9eu niiroe.
&ie ct gu oteier Srnrne gelongt
lit unperIt1nolid; iie lit. Die atf ben
erlten Bid erlidtlth biel, bel ST
tief gegrtffen, oerm fie oedt fmlm
6ie i6on Dor Dem &riege sn be.
5ablen0en i1brlihen SntereiIen.
ur0 bod brnuhteu oouldls bic 0rei
reihIten 2dnoer gurnpos, 9eutids
LAMB, 5rantrei6 nn6 @rpBbrifan.
MEN, oeren arteil an Der SduG
oenIaYt G1tropds daein mebr alS
oie S6[fte betr1g, filr TIRE anleiben
MIR fnappe Orei gro3ent 3inieu 81
soblerL mabreno beute felne5 bon
linen, uno natiirlih nod bel me.
niger Die anoeren triegiiibrenoen
5taaten %intitart6e 1T, su einem 10
geringeu 3ulsfuB 4nleihen unter6u'
bringen.
uno Die Sdnl0enloit bermebrt fih
iprttuabrenO in urbeimlider 8eiie,
ale orei 8ohen nm boIle stpei gtil.
ltoHen Collars, oa ole tdglihen
seriegsfoiten fur ale GriegsteiIneb-
mer in europa 8uinmlnengenom'
men iid) auf runo einbun0ert geil-
lionen Collars itelen.
Der Griea mar MIR elm pdor
Monafe i'm @ange, gernoe tan9e &c,
mig, nm cine glbfn1ng bon ieinen
nngebelereu Soften 81 ge6eu, olS
acknowledgements nit Der
9ehaliptting nuftraten 6aB Die be-
teiIigten Madfte oas uidt Iange aus
fonnteh uno 0aB Der IL
nan5ieue 8uIanmlenbruh aud Elm
ihneaes gn0e oes &rieges berbei-
iilbren paroe. 3ieie 8orberiaglm.
gen lino IN elmer 8eiie gu 6Aau-
ben geruoroen Die fi6 aud Die groB.
ten 9ptimtiten uift bdtten trd1inen
8erihte iiber oen @rfoIg
filr5Iib aaigeIegter AnIeiben in ben
beridie6enen 5tnnten bepeiien ollrG
Die Itarte lleber5etdmfng, DAB man
iih bc5tgIih Der finan5ieGen Rrdfte
aaer trtcgfibren0en Rdhte, al8
arh be5iigIid Der 9pfermiHigfeit
uno 0es 8ertrmien9 Der Boiler in
lire Regierungen elmer itarfen
Gdufhnng bfngeeeben hotte.
Nongel an SoL6oten, MhnngeI
an 8dffen un6 Mhinition nn6 Dor
onem Mongel an Gabrung8mitteln
uno gerDiiien anoeren ariegsbe0Irf.
niiien ner6eus iDenu es riht ourd
BermitteIn0es Gingreifen u~e1ttroIer
RGdte 8ttr geenoigung Der Sein0-
ieligfetten tomrlen ionte, orldeineno
piel eber oas @r6e oes &rieges ber.
betfiibren alg Rauael on @eI6.
Dos gilt fir Die Gntentemddte. De.
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men lett fat Der e%renaenlole ssreolI
Der Ser. Stonten 5ilr gertiieiula
ltebt, ebenIo pie fiir bic ytittellLan-
.fe, bel oencn elm @roBteil Der asis-
Ingen I'M 2anoe bIeibt umO tIEllIier
pieocr bertpenbbnr ftnn.
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Srunf St6barS aeiturbeL

Sronf o. Sibboro 1T belte rub
in Ieinem Seim IN Srbingtoii on
Der 8liferfrautbeit geitorber- "
eebortc at Oen 8ionieren BEG 5taa'
tes uno mar elmer Der M}itbegrinoer
Ser 8opulilten 8ortei in Gebrasfn.
Der gerItorbene mar rs Sabre nlt
Rnft 8eb. 392 far GareB.
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1sein Acibert I.Stia.

SIR iteife i6mer5e1iOe 9listeIn
bertoenoe man 6Iom's Ointment;
oringt idnea EN- 1tno BELT ObHe Rei.
ben.
Rbslmaasms, 9t6t, SereHfnuB, 4sfraieis.
Eusff6ungRn GHb Be1talAaaGeH DereeH
itnea 6amif pebeiIt. Wstuii1et im0 wfrt
fdmU ale fnmierfpe Gdrbeu mo 4iiafteL ber
iiobff Moi sic 8Dgeu nuD beHedt bic 9nri
Ter EsssiHnf1rarH taufsu5T GauiIien
rnHuf SiOaH's etaimeaf ogrIe dnea Stat Elm.
33t Sttem SrRaqifieHs 80, b0e une 800.
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D2on Bat oet Geuti6en borgaponen, ooB, neil er an idner Shoae
u0 an nuem banqt, an og er fd gapobnt bat, er flennih 1no tribal
let Qber oas III e ia, NOS BEN 2eben RG5 lmo ahnnt Derlebt Dab
man nit 2ebe On ole Dem bangt, oos gum gsobl in6 dnr 6reloe oS
2ebens beitrdqt lbs geb6rt 5ur 8oehe os Sebns, mo mos blfebe BON
iroiften GenuHea nbrig, wenl man OeRn Dineea fenen Gert bet
Ieaea mnntk2
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Sos heId u ItobI6eoe?" frog is SrisE.
3erIdt l1egt T on1 MIR nur e bisIi;
Gruf fanef T q, or muiTig S6elm:
.gsaii6, D. g11ubie C5ellerpebr) NIT be geIe SeInt.
llng S6Delh0erIe, 0es Iinb, gut GhdsI,
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-11

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ltnb 0n3u tpdr6 linn Der 8erfnnb.
GnB er I'M iunern &er3en ipiiret.
8os er eriaaift nit ieiner Sunol"
The broad ax., 1917-10-27
SOCIALIST CHIEF SAYS PARTY
WILL ELIOT JUDGES.

Andrew Lain, County Secretary of
the Socialist party, predicted the first
of this week the election of the Social
list judicial ticket. Workers from the
different wards brought in reports that
were optimistic in their nature.
eve will sweep every working class
ward" he said, "just as the Socialists
carried the working class wards in Buff
falo at the primaries on Wednesday by
a majority over all. The West Side
wards will all be carried by the Social
lists. We win have overwhelming ma
jorities south of Sixty-third street on
the South Side. Good reports come
from the Southwest and Northwest Side
and from the more thiekly settled North
Side wards.
"The Socialist party is the only
party with an issue in this campaign.
That issue appears to be taking hold
of the people, judging from preliminary
canvasses in all parts of the city"
The broad ax., 1917-10-27

fellow practitioners and the community
at large.
We know of many instances where
he has shown his sympathy with our
race in a manner leaving no room for
doubt about his attitude. In one case
he was nearly assaulted on account of
his fiery defense of our race. We are
convinced that if elected, Mr.. Saltiel
will not only be just and fair judge
to all people alike, but will prove him
self true friend of the Colored people.
Mr.. Saltiel is the senior member Of
the firm of Saltiel & Rossen with law
offices at suite IO44 Unity Building, 127
y. Dearborn ST., where the firm has
The broad ax., 1917-10-27
SUNSHINE RESCUE MISSION.
Phone Calumet 5915. No. $3.50 South
State Street. Il Franklin Bray,
superintendent

One young man passing on his way
to a dance the other night was drawn
in by one of the earnest workers, hap
PLY converted, and started directly in
assisting to save others, as another who
was passing in search Of q Maynard
wife intending upon finding her to do
bodily harm. He made a wonderful and
beautiful confession, gave up his wicked
plans and went forth to serve and fol-
low Jesus.
Miss Anna May Tennis will deliver
an address Sunday at 8 p. m.
The service Sunday night viii be un-
der the auspices of the Lady Evangel-
lists Of the city.
Go any night and enjoy good singing
and speaking and assist in saving the
Maynard and lost. Services every night
at O'Clock and Sundays at 3 and
p. m.
Look through your east-of clothing,
call Calumet 5o15 and they win send
for it. They viii also gladly receive
any money, provisions or furniture, as
they are trying to feed, elothe and sleep
the unfortunates.-"C."
The broad ax., 1917-10-27

breathe is chiefly a mixture Of two
gases, oxygen and nitrogen. The pro-
portion is one part oxygen to four parts
of nitrogen. Nature mixes oxygen and
nitrogen in proper amounts in order to
sustain life.
The almost universal habit Of smok-
ing renders air impure in places where
such a practice is tolerated. Since most
people have time to smoke at night,
there is more air pollution in the gather
ings Of early evening.
Air that has been breathed is con-
taminated by carbon dioxide and q
small amount of deeaying animal
matter. The presence Of such agents
makes the air impure and unfit for
breathing. The unpleasant odor Of the
air in rooms in which many persons
have been closely shut up is dine to the
toxins or pOisOns of expired air.
The blood is purified by the air we
breathe, If the air is pure. The blood
takes up oxygen from pure air and gives
up carbon dioxide in the process Of
breathing. The blood cannot receive
proper nourishment from foul air Of
close, stuhy, unventilated rooms.
We should have Q suitable system Of
ventilation to receive pure air day and
night for al living and sleeping g wen
as working rooms. Outside air II pursr
than indoor air. Get out Of doors dur
ing the day every day and exercise in
kha cnau a;r
The broad ax., 1917-10-27
SENATOR ETTBLsoN WILL TAKE
NO PART IN THE ALDER
MANIC CONTEST IN THE
SECOND WARD.
The following letter speaks for itself

The following letter speaks for itself:
Senator Ettelson will take no part
in the aldermanie contest in the Second
Ward. The following letter speaks for
itself:
October 20, 1917.
Mayer William Hale Thompson has
made a public declaration that he viii
take no part for or against candidates
for the City Council next spring. As
Corporation Counsel, appointed by his
Honor the Mayor, therefore deem it
my duty, in line with the Mayors dec
laration, not to take part for or against
any candidate for the nomination for
Alderman in any ward ut the February
primary. Accordingly, I shah refrain
from participating in any way in such
aldermanic primary contest.
s-- Samuel A Ettelson.
The broad ax., 1917-10-27

The reason we recommend our friend,
Leopold Saltiel, for the favorable con-
sideratiOn of our many readers is, that
the editor of this publication has known
M. Saltiel for many years, and from
such aequaintaneeship knows that he is
a true friend of the common people and
stauneh friend of the Colored race.
Mr.. Saltiel, who is a candidate for
Judge of the Superior Court of Cook
County, to be elected November 6, 1917,
Is a lawyer of many years experience,
having praetieed for over twenty-one
years in the courts of this county, and
a man who enjoys the respect of his