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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21

unter bsfinoen, unb fdie6t bos enO@
giItige 8sidneiben I'm eth Sa9r bins
aus.
Sci Der ausnob[ Der fir bic gus
tIufttge arone beItimmten Ttiebe 1T
bringeno 3u empfe9Ien, loenn immer
mOglt9, nur ipl6e Ite9en gu lafer,
bic in beri4ieOener 90be ongeieBt
iinb; no iih 8pei Sriebe brett auf
oemielben guntts gegeniberitehen,
liegt bic gefa9r Dor, OaB man iia
cine f4pa9e Steae 6eron3tebt, auI
Der BET itartem BinOe Der iia BRET
gegenii6erite4enoen Qefte tpegeu Iei4i
Elm 8rn4 sntIteben fam.
Die nd6ifoIgsnbe Operation 1T
bic aar3uug Der btibebaltenen 5riebe,
Qtn 8dumen, bic ii4 fort enttpiteIt
baden, iino ite auf bic 9dlfte Ober
apei 9rittet i6rer 2dnge 3urtd3u"
idneibtn. 9as g~eitdItet iie tur3 unb
trdftig nit f4peren QnidBen am
Stamme. Sine aGgemsine RegeI, Die
jeOo4 in ieoem ein3elnen Sale inrgs
fdltiger 8eurteiIung be0arf, beitebt
barin, Die i6pd6eren 3rie6e tiefer
3urid3uIdneiOen. at8 iotae bon itars
fem 8u4s. 06idon bas grunOIes
gsn0e 9erippe etnes 8aumes inn ers
item Sabre feines 0bftgartenbafeins
ieine 5orm erbdlt, biirfte es benuo9
mebrere Sabre er1eifaen, I'm bieies
8ertppe gu elmer polltommenen &rone
gu entpideIn. Die erIten Drei Sabre
zines gfirii6baumes uno bic erTten
flint zines QpfelbaumS IinO Sabre
bes 8a4stums unb Der Qusbreitung.
IS muB bos 3iet bes 3i6ters ieirb
einen f~tarten, gsiunbeu, ~lebenstrdfs
tigen Baum 6sran3u3isben, Der Die
8r0Btm0gIide fru4ttragenOe SberfIds
DE bietet.
Der Sell be8 8eidueibens, Ser auf
bic 9eIuno6eit bes 8aunes d63ielt,
1T 3iemIi4 tinfa6. Dos 8ldtterIpert
bsbarf elmer JiiIe bon 2i9t, unO bies
Ie pirb errei6t, fpenn man Die Grone
in elttIpre9enOem W}aBe often bdlt.
SIT Tie nit elmer MlaFe bon 5rieben
iiberloDpn. fn mirn fhndhIides 6nf7
oie 5otge iein. 9as n0tige 2i9ten
lpirO anTong8 6ribia6r nit elmer
itorten 8aumfdere borgenommetl.
0ieIes .au8puBen", penn ridtig ges
6anb9abt, bient aber no9 eirem ipeit
pidtigeren 3psde, es biloet einen
I%auberen, trdftigeu, 2i4t bur6IaFens
ben Baum 1erou. Der imftanbe 1T,
cine 5une BON 8ruAtfnoipeu on3us
IeBen unO cine ppIe @rnte gu er5eu>
gen.
@d6renb 6es ~3tpeiten Sa6res 1T bic
QufmsrtIamttit 0es Obf3idters auf
@erbpaItGn6tgung ber- Nrbeit bes
erittn Su9res, opf @sr6sFeruug bes
gepO6nlid aus bier 3rieben bette
benben, grunblegenoen 9erippes gu
Gentsn. Mmtae 3idter I4neiben
bo8 gan3e Gr3eugnis bes 3~tpeiten
Sa6res I'M etn 0rittst Bis bic 6dIfte
3urid, in amsrita f6eint man ii4
ieoO6 jsBt Der qrnris au3unetgen,
ben Baum bonn 8eginn bes s~peitsn
Sa6res an ungeitDrt paafen gu Iais
Ien, bi8 er 6ridte gu tragen besinrt,
unO Ii6 nur duf bas MoB bes Be-
fdneibens gu bei6rdnfeu, bag fir bic
bereits angeoeuteten 3pede erforbers
li6 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21
Ans Sem Staate geebrasfa!
Mntuupfer nod bciunhnps

aurora, gteb., 16. SUM. - Scr
G6eater6eliber 8iliom @aitdeG ans
@ronO SSInno, Der Del einem gltto.
mobilungliid ONT 0onuer8tag I9mer
berlebt mltrbe, ideint nit Dem 2eben
Odbonfommen 81 ipoaen. Singegen
mar Seal 9. gtobarre, Der 5tueite
S1parberlette, geItern nod nitt
nie6er ms 9enubtiein 3uriitqe.
.febrt. Gr bntte mebrfof @lutititr5e,
bic atlf iuncre gerletungen idlieBen
-[oiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21

Obrs iiDIps SnIdss LANCER ssnrad !,
bat! 9liptpcr, gelagt btn i'd Hids UT
is boffe nur, bob bic Qissie nit oua|
lstI6e Oubt. gs sebt niDiDsr iDiobsr
,n seies, odB msr nit tnebr bon en-
Dds edIpedfe fam, ols ipie { Gtii6
RinOfIsiI&, tpomit ib DerbIsifpe Shns
Sbrn letper
g6ilipp GdueramRfsr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21
@iG Acknowledgement merben.

Beatrice, 9teb., 16. uni.-8en
rol 8. %. GbI6p lit felt lue6rcren
3oaeu in 8dibinotolb nm ndditell
Mlontog cine 8eipreduug nit oenl
9rdlioert at bnbeu. Gr nil Den.
iclben bitten, 6oB or gum Brigade
general ernonnt miro, 6u CT all alt
lit, mn cine 8eitaaung ol8 Qberit
All erhalteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21
ranch ais Gifcnar6eiter.
IN 6eidGftist ioldle in i6ren
Reparatnrlptfitatten.

n bton, 81. q, is. Suni.-
N no iuerOen ieet lit ben
RsS Itdtten Der @rie-8abn
8t q IA, 8d, 5rnaett oils
Giienarl p%eripenoet. DieIeL
ben be6ieS grObteit Bobrn1o'
idinen unSV e @erf5eugntnidi.
ttert urt6 ibre% I tpir0 forreipoils
0ieren6 benz l1& rift Der nt1rinli.
den arbeiter in on gruiee uerutebrt
iueroen.
0ie Qrbeiterinnet Iino NIT ber
Qtrbeit iebr aufrteoen urto 5eigeH ons
gr0Bte Sntereiie fir Die @aidinen,
fpeI9e Iie beoienen miiiiett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21
@tamnnaen, @rieas6OmOs 81 fanfen.

2incoIn, gieb., 16. Suui.-9uS
aeitern boruittoa 3loei gngeitellte
in DER Office oe3 Staotson0itors
Smith fid peigerten, Bombs Ser
Greibeitsonleibe gu fatifen, erflGrte
ibnen Stdotsou0itor Suttb, ooB it.
|9eno elm 0tutn, Der bonn Stoot sc.
bolt be3iebt ttu0 Der nidt einet flei.
men &rieesbon0 falifen f6nute, iid
nod einem onoeren Soften nmieben
Tonne. 8e1n Minutelf ipdter bntten
notitrLid Die apei Mann Dem fote-
aoriIden @tnte 6oGae 9eleiitet uno
ge5ethnet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21
@mmn @pI0nlnn III Naft.

Stem Oorf, 16. SUM. - Die Be.
tonnte 4nordiItin emma Goldman
uno ibr 9artei9enoiie IIeronoer
8erfmon tpur0en geitern bon Bum
oesbenmten in Der Office oer 2(nti.
&nifriptions -2iga perbaftet. Die In.
fIage gegen beioe Ialttet ouf Der
idporitng, oas 3ie9ungsgeies all
Derbinoern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21

9~}ebrosfn Gitp, Geb, 16. Suni.-
Sn Der gl66e bon bier e~rplo0iertc
Elm MiIit6rbollon BON Der QlIt.
i6ifferi6ule lit 0mabo, Der nieoer.
gegan9en mar, gerooe ol8 CT ME.
Der aufitei9en iolte. 2eutnont s. y.
9oit trug leidte 8rnnOpun0en Oa.
BON, mn Der Bolton lit b0aiQ Der.
Ibraunt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21

ghe iitge Sbltpdutle aus Der
gaumI6ule in ben @arten berpilan3t
perOen, 1T Is n%otpeHOig, Bic &rone
au beIdueiDen. Sci ben 8ar5eln
erfOlgt bas gertir8en i4on beim
a~usgra6sn, bod muB Otss in ums
Ii4ttger urO ipitematti4cr @eiie 9es
ideben. Nqe Idngen Strd9ne mill
fen Dor benz GinPfIan3en eutfernt
perben.
9sim 3urudidneiben Der arone
bat man orei DerI6ieOsne 3ieIe i'm
4uge:
grItens tpirb bic gaamtrone ober
Spite nit Der @ur3eltrone in Gtns
tlang gebro6t. pa bic Bur5eIn not
peuoigerneiIe getiir3t IperOen miiien,
Ioate aud bic arone entIpre4enO re-
bu3iert perOen, baEit man ni4t @e=
fa9r lGuft, me6r 6ol3 iber benz 30
ben gu bobeu, ais bic Bur3eln 3t err
ndbren imitanoe iino.
3peitens Inn bic 3abt Der Qugen
gu reou3ieren uno aus ben I6rigen
0eifo itdrtere 3rie6e gu er3ieIsn, Sur
bier Bis feds 3riebe ItnD fir etnen
gep16uli4en jungen Baum i'm eriten
Sabre erpinidt. qBo 3pon3ig anpss
pen treiben, ntrb man nur i4pa9e
3tpeige sr3ielen, bon oenen pieIe gang
lid peggeidnitten DerOsn mifeH.
Mlan raubt bur9 cine Derdttige W}ez
t6obe benz gdum4en einen betrd6t>
li4en Sell ieiner Strait gu elmer 3eit,
mo ss bic grOBten 2(uitren9angm gu
MAIDEN bot.
9rittens, I'M ben iuugen Baum in
elmer DeiIe 3uriid3ui4eiOen, DaB er
bic geDiinI4te S6be er4dIt.
GrFabrene Sbitgdrtnsr sis4sn jeBt
alI8smein nieOrig gebaltene 9dume
oor. aepfelbdum4en i4neiOet man
gep66nli4 auf y bis Is Sol 5uriit,
8irnen um ettbu 0dSIel6e. YiirIi4e,
gfIoumen unO airi4en auf 10 bts Is
3oa. gIei6mdBige5 3uridIdnsi0en
BUR pftan83eit gibt Dem SbFgarten
elm geFdaiges Qusieben. am meiIten
8eOsutung bat bieuei4t bas 8eI4nets
ben, Dos man Dem 8dum4en ua4
Dem eritsn Sabre a%nge6ei6en IdBt.
Diefes 8eT6ueiosn nimmt man 8es
pobnbeitsgemdB. ober niat obne trifs
tigen @runb, GnOe be8 Dtnters ooer
anfangs 5rii6ia4r nad i4rer eriten
SaiIon Dor. Der 6aS9t3ped ba6et
TT, benz Baum bic @ruuoform fir
elm itartss &ronengerippe 3u ge6en.
Die aeit3peige fir ben ousgebiloeten
O6itbaum entpideln ii4 aus ben
Geitentrisben oe8 erIten 6ommers.
.Gs harOeIt ii4 alio in 6er 9auPtia4e
Oarum inter 6ieien e~iujd9rigen 9ries
ben bic ridtige Quspabl gu treffen,
Te ouf bic ri6tige 2dnge 8ardd3us
idneiosn unb bic unerpinf4ten 5n
entfernen,
9~icr3ulanbe it es faI our itebens
ben Regsl %gerporben, Die 8aumtrone
anf bier 5auptdite ~auf3ubauen. Die
ein3ige Qusna5me bon irgenO nell
der 8e0eutung btlben getpiFe Qrten
bon qfIaumeu uH6 Tdmttide Quits
tsniorten, bic feline beitimmtep 5ei>
tentriebe tr3eugen. Ser borfi6ttge
SbItsdrtner IdBt a6er 5 Bis 6 6eis
tentriebe an einem SdbrIing itebeu,
falls iid beiddOigte g%TempIore bars
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21

prOb. asiua: SIR s4piss
ssriOhn psrbrinst ia leiOer iebr biel
.,3sit i'm gaitbous, boffentli9 Diro
er NIT Der 3eit etfpas hdusIiher.
2openFsin: Nie ioG er benn
fpsrOsn bdusli6, no e. Drf nphnt in
q eaIObl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21

Der a1fftierenOe ader6nuiefrctdr
groounata ingt Den 2ebensmittelpu.
derern INNER nod Die bl1nfe, bite.
re 8nbrbeit. 2lber Tie boren nidt 81
iDufern atf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21
@m. 3. @apri&. abnpfnt.

6priGa oe1ttib itilo lit 6ffeutEiber
MOtar. 34S Omaha Motional gnnf
GebIuoe. Omaha, Rebrasfa.
"roftiaiert IN allen @eriGten Oes
.Stantes uno ser Ser. gtooten.
-Sdreibt SeItnmente aus, beioraf De.
|iistitel uno iieht ~glbItrnfte ourh:
|liebt, oaB SeItnnente i'm NodInIEpn.
|idnftsaeridte aeorbnet meroen. BE.
lcrgt @olmndten unb sfeht Orb.
Iid1ften IN ireen0 einem Tell 6sr
@eLt ein. aoaettiert AusItdu
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1lnterindlnnn Scr Qe6rnstenernnn.

@aibington, Is. SUM. Die
8unoes. Sonoel8fommiiitor bat ge-
Itan nit Der l1nterlndung Der llr.
IA II Ser 9oben 2ebensmitteIpreiie
%begonn~,.. 9ie l1rteriudung miro
eiuelt 8eiL Der anbrungsmitteI.Sit
perbiiion bilfsrL tpie tie III Der Dem
So.tgreB borliega1toen H~eaierungs.
borlnge entbalten lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21

llnberiobnli6e @teinunaSperidie.
oenbeiten itber Die artessitenerpor.
Iage berrIfen int 5tnan3totnitee oes
6enots. Der 8urgfrie0e: IdrlgIt cirt
Ding Der @eraonaenbeitl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21
8crBar6 6anptmann snr 6. Sricgs.
anleibe.

Der o8ote aus oenl gfieien9e.
Ibirge" ber6ffentliGt folgenoes5 drci.
ben pon @erhoro &o4btm1tn our
ie4iten arie9sanleibe: s8ir 6oten
Sic Sano gum 6rieoen. ltniere Seq.
ner itieBeu ite 8urilf. @ir ioGen
tire &ne6te lper0err, iolen Die So.
rigen GuropoS peroeL nein, mir iol.
len g1n3Ii9 berni6tet mer0en.
Ridlts babun miro seideGeH, ME unO
nimmer. unbeuginrn lift Die itoI5e
@eiinlng, Die 6a8 berbiirgt. 3ieieI.
Ibe @eiinllllltq biirQt fir alle8, mas
nod aur 8ebnlptlng nniereS 9e6.
te8 auf Greibeit notig miro. Sic lit
ole 8itrGin, Die on oen Gronten itebt.
elm @er3Idlng, elm 8tae, ein
|Spfermltt, cine Sotl-ltnb ie bot
cine ebenbiirtiae G6tpeiter 6obeim
Igeloiien. @ie @eringes miro o6er
BON uns b%erlanat, fpetln mir 6ieien
SdIpeitern bertroltelL Dem Batter.
Ionoe unier Gut oarleihat ioQen.
|&8ir nebtuen ia MIR, Inn ait uebmen.
|8in i'd bod in @miqfeit Sdnloner
meineS 8aterIanoes, mo lit bod oas
goterIano mein fideriter ShuIo.
|ner. 8erbnr6 Souptmonn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21

OeH uIllleIe
3dg bat Die Gi8s
3is, mas rnetne
@lte is, in ben
psbper gelsfe, un
bat gefagt; oSieh
ba Is ebbes, mac
6u sid biHner bic
9bre i9rettpe
muBt. Sier iast
es in riegar0 AZ
Die Dabrgdrte,
SNE ,a~ a.,~ ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21

1ein Iisbtr 9srr Saskatchewan:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-21

n&e febt IT'S Dtt pi mor-poI.
ienbe Snidriit ouf elmer aonftautin.
@eoenftafel 0e5 griehiiden 8oIfes.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-09
DIR. J. r. Thomas.

Moderator.
Dir. w. ,. Washington,
Corresponding Secretary
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-09
SPAkTA.
sdr. Editor:

Mr. Editor:
/ am thankful to say
through your worthy paper at all
times concerning our church and
Sunday School.
Our school opened at o:3o by
the supr NJ { Wrice. and was
beautifully reviewed by him.
The supt. asked that each teach
er prepare their classes TO render
a program Tor Easter Sunday Apr.
8th.
At iI:3o a. m Rev. French,
assembled the rostrum and preach
ed a powerful sermon St. Mark
1921.
At 800 p. m the church re-
assembled in a prayer and praise
service aiterwhich Rev. French
read for consideration St. Luke
22:I9.
At 500 p. m our church en-
joyed another powerful sermon
from St, Luke 6;46.
The Sewing Circle will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Agnes Smith
Monday evening.
The Carnation Club will at the
home OF Mrs. Anna Owens.
Rev. J. r. Smart the svsnge-
list stopped with Mr., and Mrs
liz c. Worthon last Wednesday
night enroute to Metropolis, Ill.
where he expect to run a meeting
for Rev. J. B. McCrary.
He told us he received black
hand letter while in Centralia
but he continued his fight against
Sin.
MIR. James Lee Dunlap a mule
driver in the Moffat mines had The
misfortune to get his right leg
broken by being kicked off the
car bv the mule he was driving
! His mother is here from KY.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-09
SILVER LEAF

Metropolis, III. Mar 5th. 1917
The above named Club was enter
tanned at the home OF Mrs. Rach-
81 Shannon on w. Sth ST. last
week. She and her sister, Mrs,
Eva Stalls were >he hostesses.
Delicious ice cream and silver
slice cake was served beautifully.
The president, Mrs. Matte
Fossie. presided in her usual Dig
nified way and had a pleasant
word for each. Her daughter.
Mrs. Jennie Woods. who is one OF
our members. sent regrets and
best wishes 10 the Club, a. she
was about to leave the city for
St. Louis.
We are sorry to rebort that
one of our most faithful me mbers,
Mrs. Sallie Townley who has been
sick for the past 9 months is not
vet able to meet us in our Club
" ork but we are sure that she
still has the interest OF the Club
at heart by the different little
tokens OF love sent weekly to the
Club. We hope and pray for her
speedy recovery.
The Club will meet at the
home OF Mrs. G. K. Masterson
this week
You are invited to be present
with us.
Reporter.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-09
CAIRO
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
Please allow space in your paper
to say that Mt. Moriah Church is
making rapid progress in every
way Sunday being the FIRST we
had general pr aise meeting at IL
a. m. s. S at the usual hour
our 5 s. is growing more inter-
estine and the attendance is high
er. Praise service again in the
afternoon and each testified with
the spirit. The b. Y. P. u. o.
pened at 6:3o p. m. and con-
tinues to grow the young people
are pressing to the front in these
meetings.
At 8 p m our pastor Rev, r.
Bomar fed our souls from the
I4th chapter OF John
The w. E. NJ. Society render
ed most excellent program tie
4th Sunday in February.
The Dorcas Missionary work
ers are doing a great work. each
committee makes splendid reports
TO our home missionary work.
The Willing Workers Club con-
tinues to grow.
We feel that God is with US in
all our works.
Mrs. Carrie West who has
been confined to her home for
wear is slowly improving
Sister Brock one OF old soldiers
is seriously i'll.
Reporter.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-09

W iting, print, letter, notice or
adveriist mt ut purportire 10 re-
late to any such place and to be
made by any peron berg 'be
owner, lessee. proprietor. agent,
superintendent mans ger or IN
employee thereof shall b. pre-
sum ptive evidence in any civil or
criminal action or prosecution
that the same was authorized by
such person.
Sec. 3. A place oi public
accommodation. resort, or smuse-
ment, within the me aning OF this
act, shall be deemed to include
any inn, tavern, or hotel. wheth-
er conducted for the entertain
ment, housing or lodging OF
transient guests. or for the bene-
fit OF those seeking health. fecie-
alton or rest. any restaurant. eat
ing house, public conveyance on
lan1 or water, bath house. barb
ershop. theater ard music hall.
Sec. !. Nothing in tIis act
cen aimed shall be construed TO
prohibit the mailing OF private
5mmunication in writlrg sent IN
response to specific written in
quiry.
Sec. s. Any person who
shall violate any Of the provisions
ofthis at. or who shall aid in or
incite. cause or bring about in
whole or in part the violation OF
any OF such provisions. shall for
each and every violation thereof
be liable to penalty OF not less
than one hundred (SIoo). nor
more than Ave hundred dollars
($5oo). to be recoverd by the
person aeerieved thereby, and
shall also for every such offe ense
be deemed gully OF misdesm-
or, and upon conviction thereof
shall be fined not tess than one
hundred ($Ioo) nor more than
five hundred dollars $4,000. or
shal, be imprisoned not less than
thirtv { 3o) days nor more than
ninety (oe) days. or both such
/ fine and imprisonment.
The Illinois Idea.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-09
UNITY. ILL.
Rev J b. McCrary,
Dear Sir and Bro

Rev b. McCrary,
Dear Sir and Bro
am not doing so well. have
been quite poorly since the last
writing.
The Mt. Zion church and friend
assisted my wife with an enter
tainment to help me which was
very much appreciated.
The friends have been very
charitable throughout the District
and these things are commend
able for the Mt. Olive district
had hoped 10 be able TO meet
the next Board Meeting bur con-
tinue 50 weak and feeble | don't
ieel will.
hope the Vice President will
look vel TO the meeting and make
The the work a success.
Rev. c. e. Phillips and family
have my sympathy in their here
avemcnt. May the Lord console
them in their great loss.
Yours for the Masters cause
NJ. Blake.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-09
Introduced in the House By
Rep. Saurtleff Of McFienry
County, Would Prevent
Discrimination Against
Race, Nationality
Sect Greed, or
Denomination
Heavy Penalty Provided fer Those
Who Post Their Place with
Cards or Printed Mailer
Giving Notice Of
Discrimination.

Representative Shurtl, # oil Nc
Henry County, strikes al diserim-
ination in public places by intro
ducing a billfor an act 10 prevent
discrimination at places OF public
accommodation. resort or amuse-4
ment, and TO breve mt publication
and distribution OF discriminating
matter and 10 punish the same.
Ths bill ps59idss that 30 person
being the owner, lessee. proprietor
manager. superintends Mt. agent or
employee OF any place ci public
accommodation. resort or smust-
ment shall directly or indirectly.
by himself or anybo ody else, pub
lIsh, issue. circulate. send. distri-
butte. give way. or display in any
way. manner shape. means or me-
thod. except as herin-aIter pro-
vided, any communication, paper,
poster. folder. manuscript. book
pamphlet, writing, print. letter,
notice. or advertisement OF any
other kind. nature or description.
intended or calculated to discri-
miniate or actually discriminating
against any race. sect, creed, class
denomination or nationality, or
against any OF the members there
OF ia the matter OF furnishing or
neglecting or refusing 10 furnish
TO them or any one oil them, any
lodgings. housing. schooling tut
ton. or any accommodation. right
privilege. advantage or convent
ence offered TO or enjoyed by the
general public, or 10 the effect
that any of the Accommodations,
rights, privileges. advantages or
conviences OF any such accomo-
dation, resort or amusement.
shall or will be refused. Withheld
from or denied to any persons on
account Of race. sect. creed, class
denomination or nationality, or
that the patronage, custom. pres
enee, irequenting. dwelling, stay
ing or lodging at such place OF
any person or persons. or class oil
persons belonging TO or purpoit-
purporting to be OF any particu-
lar race. sect. creed. class, de-
nomination or nationality, is un-
welcome, Objectionable, or not
acceptable. desired or solicited
Sec. 2. The production ol
any such pap:r, poster, iolder'
m.a1icrip,. book. pamphlet
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-09

to see him.
Nj sd 4mes Minervia Dunkerson
and Edna Beautoid are not any
better.
Mr. Charles Duncan the son OF
Mrs. Harriet Duncan was run
down by railroad engine in Chi
cago last week and killed His
remains were shipped here for in
terment. He was 20 years OF
age and was we'll respected by all
who knew him
Peace 10 his asbesr
|. TAYLOR.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-09
Moderator
UNITY.

To the Editor OF The Gazette
Pleas allow space to say to the
W y &M that the Locals are
.xo..,ed I. meet with the next
next Executive Board meeting
xberever il meets See the Ca
--e. -
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-09

The editor wishes to thank
Athur Harmon. Mrs. Lucy Brown,
Mrs. Matte Fossie, OF Metropolis,
Mrs. Ed Mcfarland, OF Galatia,
Rev. Il. Armstead OF Pulaski. for
the renewal of their subscription.
There are still others who owe
us and we would consider it fav-
or il you would remit by return
mail.
What is the matter with our
Bloomington subscribers that we
cant receive remittance.
Please acknowledge our state
ments
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-09
NOTICE

As the Executive Board and
Ministers and Deacons Union
cannot meet with the 2nd Baptist
church in March, who will take
the Board. The meeting Will
hold two days. Thursday and
Friday before the and Sunday
Let me hear from yeu.
The above named church is at
Centraiia. Ill.
J.B. MccRARy.
Moderator
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-09
fOTICE.

To the Churches and Pastors
composing the Missionary Baptist
State Assuciaiion OF the State o.
Illinois. Dear Co-worktrs III,
time is fast approaching. that our
state association shall convene il
the beautiful city OF Carbonoale,
III the city oil learning a place
where all can be refreshed alter a
year 5 hard earnest spiritual lab
ofs.
DIR. G. W. Dorsey and his good
people OF the Hopewell Baptist
church is preparing 10 give us a
gfeai,oppofrunity for the grandest
session in the history OF the or
gaaization. conve ming on Tuesday
beiofe the 4th Sunday in May
1917.
Brethren there IS great work
TO be done along Missionary lines. /.
Let every pastor. lsyman and
deacon. get buy 10 the work Of
the Master. The opportunity is
nos OPT to evsry wiling mission
worker, and soul winn,r.
The hand OF the state associ-
alton is out 10 help him. or her.
Lei Us start now TO make the
association . great factor II christ
ia work IN the state Of Illinois
One teuth of all OF our earnings
belong TO thc Lord. and We have
not gwen him what justly belongs
TO him. VIII a MAJ rob God
let Us all come up. down. out
through aad over to Caibondale.
in May next. bringing with US
some OF the Lords money that we
have been spending. 80 that bis
commission. (ao ye and make dis
eiples) can be carried out
From the vic~ooint OF light.
sait. sacrifice OF time. money and
lite IL need be. the church IS given
the great work OF making discip-
les in all the world. and the teach
ing OF them the Importance OF OBJ
serving all the things commanded
by our Lord Jesus Christ. Let
,he entire State Of Illinois blerd
her christian forces at Carbondale
IN May next. and by work. will.
courage. money. diligence and
sacrifice. do some tangible work
for the Kingdom OF God. and the
spread oil the good message and
the relief Of suffering humanity.
We arc looking Tor the Baptist
al the State OF Illinois IN Carbon
dale. next May. The Lord help
them TO come.
DIR. J. r. Thomas.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-09

zett".
h ,pe the Sistrs will remem-
Der that we need 10 be Up and
doing il we ale able 10 meet The
State Convention or do any tbirg
for Our district work.
| hope that each circle sill send
up something for the work.
Hope the Sec. will send notice
also.
Yours,
NJ. J Blake.
President