davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-03-03

Deputy Assessor Walter Thomas returned late Saturday night from the vicinity of Light in the sulphur Spring Valley, where he has been the past week on an assessing trip. Thomas was around the scene of the man hunt in the Chiricahuas and says he never saw 90 many revenge bept men in his life. Cattle Inspector Win. Bennett of Benson was in town today as . wit ness in the Valencia case in court today.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13
Summer 40
NbIcbcu pun ,yrau Eanlinc @essis
non TcNittrif.

@ie0crum bat cine Der tltcltcn DC.
mobncrinnen llnh elnlicblcrinncn III
oieiem Sbcil ocs Stnntcs bcm lcsten
Huf folgelciiten miiiicn. glm Smlss
tag, ocn Z. Scptcmbcr, itorb in ibrelu
Seim. IN Mc&ittrid, 5rail Yaillinc
gc5olo, gSittpe bcS pcrltorbcncn
@ottlieh 9e5nlb, nad) lGn9crem Set.
oen im bpbcn @rciIcnoltcr bon so
oSabrcn, If Wionaten unb S lo9en.
Die gcrroieung crfol9tc am gtontag
gto6nlittag aui Dem 9cjolo 6amilien.
@cgr1bnibplat.
Vic Scrltorbcnt mar in Deiten
&rciicn bcfunrt lnb crircuic iid all.
ecrncincr Sodohtun9 in Dem @e.
nlcinmcicn in mcldcn iie 70 pielc
Sabre gclcbt bnttc. Sic binterIGBt
folecnoc Sobnc unh Godytcr: ser.
mann. Garl, @ilbelnL hilbert, ernit
unb SrieOcrid] gc5olb, ioipie SRI.
Hoio 9c5olo. bon Wic&ittrid una
tSrau Carrie Wucnacnmcper, non
Sllnction Gitp, Gan.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13
8ittenbers.

@rltop GnaeIbredt lnb Jamille,
bon Nebrasfo, ipclbc bier gum ge.
luh bel ibren pielen Scrwanhten uno
Sreunoen marel, rcilten am Montas
mieber nod ibrer Seinlutb 5llriid.
slm lesten Sonntae mlroe ons
Sodterben Der gbclelltc sllg. Vrehe
i,no Satin ollrb EoItcr 0itel ge
touit. 9lls Gaufpatbin illneierte
0tina Motibcnbah, lno Die &leine
crbiclt bic Namcll ScImo Hilbel.
nina.
9lm Sonntog SIbcno itorb Scinrid
GnaeIbreht. mclhcr ldngcre Belt rcht
Ici0cn6 iDur lln0 mlrbc an 9onncrs
tu9 oui Dem bieligcn cDangclil0eN
5riCbboIe bccrbigt. Yoltor 0itcl LEI
tctc bcn ErollcrepttcSOicnit, Ger
&Critorbcnc mar 61 Sabre alt. gr
bintcrldBt lcinc ticibctriibtc Satin
mo fiulf Siinber, iomic filni Gnfclfin.
Der mclbc Iciuen 600 betrnllcrn. 9ca
Nintcrblicbcncn infer innigIteS @ci-
lrio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

bile 500. @r mar Elm Sobn oes
ncrItorbencn gtnoreas 2oeb. SIN
S5obre 1874 beiratbete er SRI. Wtaria
Stufcnbroefer. Oieie Gbe puroe NIT
s &inoern gcicgnet bon bcnen 5me'
6em Gater I'M Sooe borangillgcn. Ser
&crltorbene bintcrlabt icine @ottin
uno folaenhe &inoer: Srar Senn
8icnlonn, bon Oof Sill; 6rau Hola
@erIofi, bon 9u8bcspillc; Sran
Wurio 9raitbt, bon Sngbesollle;
iSrou 95lorencc &eriting, bon &onlas
Gitp; Srau @mna &oenig, bon glnns
rno 8m. q. 2oeb Der iid bel Der
Imerifoniiden glrinee in 5ral,freid
befinoet. Serner nod brei5ebn enfel,
cir,en 9ruber. anbreas 2oeb, bon 9feo
9irb, imb stuei Sdneitern Srau
2iSsie Stl1fenbroefer, bon Bourbon
1,nb Srou Sora Stufenbroefcr, bon
OpensbiIIe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13
Iculib touitc Elm Nlom Elm Fndet

Nculib fouitc Elm Ylonn Elm Fodet
l. g. Gornilofes, filr WelbcS cr i5r.
bc5obltc. Phi Dem @cimlpcgc icttc er
iolgcuoeS @rcnlpel 5uionlmcn: Gns
Eadct enthGlt s lln5en, 81 15c.; 2
Tndctc Gin Eflno 81 30c. &orn ipiegt
SO Yimb pro guibcl ipas, in Gorn'
ilofcS perpnnOclt, GO NAL 30c nlodt
SIS. Der aSreiS oes &orn 5u 50 pro
@llidel gcnOmnlen, blcibcn Damn nod
SIG iibri9 iiir bcn Sabrifanten, ben
Gronsport, ben &leinbGnolcr, llip.
&cocriolls Gin gnns nctter Scroienlt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo, on Sept.
IL, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
GOmiu &cn9ltcnber9, bon Cmen@'
bile, untcr5og lid tiir3lid) m ct.
2ouis elmer Operation onlGblid cinca
9ru6idoOcns, banit cr lid mir Die
glrmcc oocr sic iSIottc fam anpcr6el
laiien.
sSre0 Roberbaunler, BON Camp
sSllnlton, mar neulid nuf fur5en llr'
laub bel icincn glngebDrigen Senrp
Roderbaluller lmb Somilic, bon On
cnSbillc, st. 3.
1Sr elmer neltlih in 0cmede'S
Sollc, in Smcnspillc, obgcboltcncn
&erinnunllng 5lun 5illlcn Der ". g.
9. Quota 6es Giitrifts 9ir. "A. bot.
ten iid MIR elf Berioncn cin9elllnoen.
Gicie elf 5ci6neten icOo6 I'M @on5cn
sic Sunmc bon 5000. Scit bic
&crionlmllurg itottiono erbieltSoIbun
Guppn,epcr nod 3eihnunGen sum
9etroqc bon $500 unb imgcfdbr
5000 Dur0en im Boitant 9c6eihnct.
Oic obigen 9etrGgc, dlliammcn nit
sen borbereebenben 3eihnlln9cn, [oi.
fen Sen Oiitrift nl,r nod gum BE.
troge bon $4,000 unter ieinem
Quota.
9lm Samstag, Den 81 9luguit itarb
in ieiner @obnung in SmenSbille,
nod fur5er &ronfbeit, Sobn q. 2oeh.
Ser Beritorbene pllrbe i'm Sabre
1852 in Der gtGbe bon gem geboren
mo er a,lb immer eelpobnt bot Biz er
Dor ungefGbr II Sabren nod Opers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13
6ernann, Nn, Treiag, ben l3 September, 1918

Sarris bam ein lccrcs Au8Io9c.Tcn.
Iter (ibon .minoop) in SbiIlicotbe, Mto,
unb itcIItc borin 1000 Scllidrefen in
nlilit6riIdcr formation nui. IN ci,
nerner Gdc bciunb iih Gin Eoar Der
Scltifrcden nit icincn rs Nahfoms
men; MIR cine gang oclp6bnlihc Scu.
i6rcfcn Samilic,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13
9tadridten uum ariessidanplat.

gSaDrcllO Der oorlgcll Wo6c y lld)
nibts bon 9cbclltllng ereignet, nit
ausnabnc bes bcitGnbigcn 3uriicf.
pcibens Der ocllti6cn StreitfrGitc on
foit ollcn Bunften. Seit 0cnl 3u.
lanlnenbrl6 Ser lceten oclltihen Sf.
feniiDe iino Die 9llliirtcn ibrerlcits
gang cntidicben 5ur Offcniipe iibcrge.
gangcn lllh, in 9lnbetra1t bcs on.
oullcrnocn &iif5ugcs ser 9cutlbcn,
all6 nit grfol9.
Sen 9cri6tcn sufolec lit bie
Sruppenaabl Der sllliirtcn I'M @ad-
len begriifcn, bic 0ltcrcn Sipiiionen
crbalten cine 9rbepol,ie unb frii6c
Srllppen nebmcn bcren StelIungen
cin. Gs miro angenommen bob aud
oic Gci,tiden nod 90 frii6e 0ipiiio,
ncn sl,r Serfiisun9 baben. General
2ubcnoorf bat piele ieiner belten Oi.
Diiionen tempordr aus ocm &anpf
5urildge5ogen gum 9lusruben fir oen
81 erlpartenoen idlueriten aanlpf
entlong Der 9inoenburg 2inie.
6ranSoien riiden Dor auf Der Stra.
BE bon 2a Serc nah gtopon tros oes
bartnGdigiten 8ioeritanocs Der Oeut.
iben.
Berlin melOet einen Hiid5ug, flo.
lid OH Der StraBc bon 8eronne nah
Gambrai. 9ie 0ritcn beanipruden
in Der eriten ISOLDE ocs Septembers
10000 @efaneenc ecntadt 81, boben.
Snfanterie -&an,pfe I'M aroBen WaB
Itabe i6einen nahgelaiien 81 baben,
1tbcr an Der StrdBe bon 9lrros nad
Gambrai iino ldmcrc 9(rtillerie.
&tilnpfc inl @ongc 9rci ieporote
Shlndtcn ml,rben an pcri6iebcncn
Ernftcn gcliefcrt 1mo cnbctcn oIlc
5l,m &Ortbeil Der 9(lIiirtcn.
@cncrnl pionoin riift Iongion1 por
gcgcn sen @ulo bon ct. @nbnin, bon
mcIcbenl 0us ShicfioI bon 2oon ob-
bingt.
Gie Gage bon ct. Quentin miro
iruncr prcfGrcr, 1lno scr Sail bon
ga Scrc miro ais iitbcr cripnrtct.
Sron5oicn mcloen Die ginnabmc bon
7 0orfcrn nllf elmer sSront bon is
Meilcn, bon Grizzlies na6 Hcmanp.
sSic cs beibt trcffen Die 9etti6cn
Sorbercitllngen Tim au6 9onai 5ii
rditmcn. slmerifaner iinb meiitcns
I'M Serbonb nit fran5oliihen Srllp.
pen.
2cttcn 9eri6tcn 5ufolge iinb audi
oic bclgiiden Eri,ppen. I'M gtoroen
bon Ypcrn, piebcr 5lr Offeniipe ilbcr..
qcgangcn. 0as gfcgennettcr l,no Die
foIt minterlidc &Glte pelde felt eini.
acn Sagcn bcrri6te, bat militdriifc
Spcrutioncn tbcilipeiie iebr eribiucrt.
0ic Icllti6en ncrlperlben iett cine
neuc 9(rt @as, nel6es Grass uno al.
oerc 8flon5cn allf benz gooen Der
brcnnt. @cncrol Geribing bcrihtct
5dlpcre IrtiIlerie aGn1pfe in 2otb-
rinaen unb in oen Sogeien, llnO Ser.
lin nleloet Die 8efangennabnte bon
5000 9riten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

Ger @asconobe Slub lit porige
ISOLDE s SUB geItiegcn; oann ober
lpicbcr iiber Io6t Inn 5 Sub gefollen.
Der WSiiiouri SluB ltieg int Der Der.
9ongcncn @ohe 6 SUB; lit obcr iett
luicocr om sSallen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

Carl 9ui6ntcper, Ben Stcffan, Sp.
Shnltcn lm6 2ouis Triess.
Ser Stoat lpurbe bertrcten oilrd
gs. s. ellis unh ser slngefloatc
bprd Die slnlpGlte 8. q. 8rof ltnn &.
@ Barter.
BUR 3eit 90 mir CUR Ereiie girlgen
NOR Der goeIdel grbidaftsfall nod
nid,t bceibet, mir peroen oaber in I'M.
ierer nGdItcn 9tltmmer iiber oenielben
beribten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13
gsadridten ans angrcnacnocn Gpnn'
ties, anS nnIercm Staat nnS
anbercn Gtaaten.

gSGbrenb bes ncuIi6cn Re9en'
it,lrnlcs itilr5tc in @nibin9ton, yfo
cine Waucr Gin mobltrd cin Sd)ltp.
pen, ionic Gin in hc,niclben beIino'
li6cs 9(utomobil ocrtriinlmcrt milr'
oen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

HSn ieinem Scim in ocr 9tGbc bon
Charlotte, itorb ON 1. September,
nud lGngcrcn 2cibciL Scnrp Gngcl-
brccbt. Gos @egrGbnib bat am Son.
nerstag, ocn 4. September, ollf Dem
Gponq. 6richbpfc bci Charlotte, Itatt-
acfiuOcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13
slQgcmcinc Gunnts Nenigfeiten.

County, ,Glerf ,Serb. Flcb bat in
oicicm SSabr bis icbt 900 Sogoli5en,
len nilSecitellt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Sept.
II, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

-Senrp 9aun1gaertner traf oln
pereansenen Sonntag bon ct. 2ouis
bier eiil, Inn feline gngeborigen 81 be-
iiiden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

gnSeieen i'm SoIfsbIatt brinsen
grfoIe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

9ritts Sarris, Der Sorm glgent
bon 2ibingIton goitntp, nodte nelili6
einen 8eriud, 5ur Gertilglns Ser
Seuihrefen nit aIeien Wtaiide
(bran.naib) ,no fanb ols Reiltltat
757 tobte Seuihreden per Gunorab-
9fiitbe Q61a bel 1615, ober 272
9uabrao SUBJ. ltm Die tbatidd-
Iide @efabr elmer Seuihredenplaee
redt belitlih s,i 5ciaen; benuste Serr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

,Sn ser gtdbe bon Omcn8pille ers
cignctc iih fiir5lif cin llnfoll lpcl6cr
iebr lcid)t bGttc ernitljhc 6olgcn 10.
ben fGnnCu. 2oltiS Sholt, Mug 9fit,
tcrbuitb uno oic 6rls 0Iabcl lno
tYIorcncc 9Iittcrbui6 mb Seattle
Shid)t bcinrocr iid pcr 9illto oltf Der
6obrt nod Ncrnlom. &cim Snbrcn
Ourd, cine ticfs 8ronh pcriagte bic
Moitbinc, 0aS 2lllto mlroc Itronab
gctricbcn ,mO luuoclnorfcn. SGntnlt'
libc &nioIicn entfoncn llnpcrIcbt
bottcn obcr cin iebr fnoppca Chiffon
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

Onrb cine 9onlbe Del6e am poris
aen Mittipo6 in cinen nit Nenideri
ongefiillten @ingane oeS 9unbcS Sc
bGuoes, in Gbicogo, geiporfcn muroe,
iinb bier Tcrioncn gctootet uno fiinf
uno iiehel,5ig perlest poroen. Scr
@ingong ipurbe serltort uno idmnlt-
lidc SSeniter i'm 8eba,tbc nuroen ger
triimmert. @. Q. Sopmoob. Elm s.
gs. W. fSiibrer, ipclder ii6 CUR 3cit
I'M @ebGllbe bcfailo. bcflogte Die Sbot.
9telln Mitg(ieber Der s. sS. @. ipltr.
Den in Serbinbrlne nit Der Ghot Der
baftet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

gluo. 0ieitclfunlp, Gbos. i. Bnbl'
mann uno 9fop Siles ranntcn am
pcrigcn Gonnerstog nit ibrcm slutc
gegcn oaS @ebdi,hc Der =. &ncehonS
Wtiiblc, in Smcnspille. Oos slntc
Wurbc itarf bcit]dbiat uno an Sc
bGuoc m,lrbc einc gln5obl Nrcttcr ab'
qcriiicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

Cine Gngliif Gbinciii6e @cicIl-
IdJnit ipuroe Dor &llr5en1 gcgriln0ct
nit cinenl &apital uon 100000, I'm
9leiltiitc SIT fobri5icrcn. 0ic NO
i6incric nltrbe bon Snpon bcSogcll
lrnO ein iacbflluoigcr Sapancic lit Der
2citcr oeS llrternebnens. @cgcn.
lpGrtig liefcrt sic sSabrit 100 Gross
Stifte per Gag; jcooh miro OieIcs
Suantllm in nd6lter 3cit nerOnppeIt
iper6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

Soncs Bros. in SSorrensburg, Gig.
nen mobridcinlib Oen groBten Stier
scr @cIt. Sas Sbicr ipic9t 3,410
Bilno, lit II Sanb, obcr 5 SUB s
3oll bod lmo lit 5 Sabre alt. Gold
cill &oloB Icbcnocs Rinbfleiid), 81
Sen ictigcn Sreiicn, pilroe III 0cn
Giebbofcn llngefGbr $400, bel Dem
Metger $4,000 unh in ser Hcitaura,
tion $4,000.O00 mertb Iein, nod 9lb-
l66bllng oes 2ltnd Counter &onl.
mittccs fir Otittel unb gScae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

Sn ben Ser. Staaten iinb jett eilt
bunOert 3uderriiben Wtilblen bereit
I'M @iiben5rfer berSuitellen, iobalb
- -, aiq Grlttc ser 3uderriiben be.
eilmt. Scd,5eDn oicier Wtiiblen mltrs
hcn I'M Sabre 1917 gebaut unb fir
sic Grnte bon 1918 eingerihtct. Sic
2eiitlrugsfGbigfeit Oicier Wtiiblcn lit
bon Elm paor bunbert bis 5lt 5000
Sonucn pro Sag bon "a StlmbCn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

9Im Sonnerstag nilrOcn 30 Strut-
lingo pom 3udtboliic IN SSeffcrlcll
Gitp no6 Gepnolos Gountp gcnom.
men, no Gin Hpao Camp ctabliert
lpuroc. 0ics lit bus finite &oab
Camp nit Siidtlingen in Wtiilcnri
l,no iino ettpa $50 StrGflinge oil
@cgearbeitcn beidiftigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

9ic Ycrionens3iiec, ionic aud
nlcbrcre 5rabt5iige Der @o. &an. ilno
Gcras Sabn benutten ein paar Gage
Der borieen @od)c Die @eleiie oer Wio.
Gac. 9abn, neil cine griide Der ers
itcren 9abn, sluiiden 9oonpillc uno
SeoaIio, ,lnteripaiden mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

Icuben Gong, IN Der 9ttibe bon
8crrp, bat icit oem 1. Wtar5 1918,
Sdtpeine I'M geianrttiuertb bon $1S,.
900 perfal,it. Gr beiitt eine Sarnl
bon MIR 40 older; falft bic 5dlpeine,
iolpic aud bas aorn unt iic 81 nlaiten,
uno bat ieit slnfang oieics SSabres fir
iibcr 81, 900 pertb Gorn gefuuit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

Srpbo Sclen Souoers ltarb an
"a. slugllit in ibrcn, Scim, in Der
gtGbc BON Oaf Sill, inl Glitter bon is
SSobrcn. Die Seritorbcne mar cine
Tobtcr bon Srau GlIo Souoers. Die
Ero,lerfeicr fano itott am Sanstag,
I'M Soubcrs ScinL ullter 2citilng bon
Baitor u. s. 9llbcrSmcrt1, bon Smr
cnspiIIc. Oic @eiicblng criolgtc olss
bann oui 0cm Gjibion Iricohoic, iiibs
lid bon Oaf Sill.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-09-13

Seit rnierer norigen gauuncr ipur.
ocn Die iolgcnocn llcbcrtro9un9cn
bon @runobeiis bier reaiitricrt: Srall
8. s. 9(uiberSeioc an @eora ). sl,lf-
berScibe, so 9ldcr in Der 9fGbc bon
9lanb, fir $500; 2ouis g. SMaffcr-
focttcr on s. 8. 2anomebr, 81 slder
in Der gtGbc bon 9cm, fir $2500;
$. 9. 2anlbert nn @. &. &rouie, 40
9ldcr nabc Reo 9iro, $500.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-12-28
WAR; WORK DRIVE.

Allen Washington, commandant of
cadets at Hampton Institute, who
served rs chairman OF tho local col
ored committee in the recent United
War Work Campaign, makes the fol
lowing statement:
1.-THE colorcd people Of Elizabeth
City County showed their co-opera-
ton and good feeling in the United
War Work Campaign by contributing
$43S.O4 exclusive of their contribu--
lions through the shipyards, Langley
Field, the railway company and 9th
or important organizations. Tho
money was given through the schools
$loO.1S; the churches, $2O205; and
other agencies $135.S1
wv. G. l.. Taliaferro, chairman of
the general committee of the United
War Work Campaign and Charles S..
kaufman treasurer, have expressed
their pleasure at the amount raised
by the colorcd people and the interest
shown by them in the war drive"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-12-28
RECONSTRUCTION CONFERENCE
HELD BY THE AMERICAN
ACADEMY OF POLITICAL
SCIENCE,
Reconstruction Conference Held by
The American Academy of Po-
litical Science.

New York, December 1.-The
American Academy Of Political
Science, one of the influential organi-
| cations connected with Columbia Uni
versity, Now York City, is holding a
Reconstruction Conference here at
| tho Hotel Astor. Among the speak
| ers are the following: Honorable viii
liam b. Wilson, Secretary of Labor;
EX-Prcsident William II. Taft; Mr..
Charles NJ. Schwab, Director Gener-
,, al American Fleet Corporation; Miss
Mary Van Kleeck, Director Of Wo-
man in Industry Service. Department
of Labor; Mr.. Felix Frankfurter, AS
sistant Labor Administrators; Miss
Helen Fraser Of London, England;
Mr.. Thomas b. Love, Assistant Sec
rotary Of the Treasury and DR..
George j.. Haynes, Director of Ne
gro Economics, Department of Labor.
Extracts from the address of the
Director of Negro Economics on "Tho
Effect OF War Conditions on Negro
Labor" are as follows:
The subject should be divided into
three main parts: (1) The change in
the relation Of Negro wage arners to
white employers, North and South;
GU the change in the relation of No
gro wage-carncrs to white workmen;
and CD the change in the Negro him
self.
Wherever there has been intclli-
gent guidance that the first expert
ence of the Northern employer, in
making trial Of Negro workers has
been satisfactory to him and where
ever there has been intelligent guild
ancc for Negro wol kers, the expert
ment has been successful. Without
such Intelligent direction, employers
have given up the trial as hopeless
experiment.
Referring to the effect of Negro
migration North the speaker said
that after Negro migration North had
developed there was considerable
In rcasc in war demands for the
building of environments and NUM-
tons plants in the South, shortage
of labor in the South followed newt
ably. Out of this shortage of labor
arose Il rcvaluation Of Negro labor.
Further, this migration to the North
and the consequent changes under
war conditions brought home to
tho mind of the rank and file of the
Negroes the feeling that freedom
among other things means the liberty
for one to move at will from place to
place and to change his job when it
is to his advantage to do SO.
Again, it should he emphasized
that the efforts of the Department
OF Labor to adjust the relations Of
white employers and Negro wage
cnrnerS in the South during the un
usual war conditions have been largely
experimental, but the experiment. has
been successful beyond the most san
guine expectation. The experiment
has established beyond the question
the practicability, North and South
OF the plan by which representatives
of Negro wage-e2rncrs meet the re
representatives. of white employers i'll
cool cratiVc committees and confer
cnccs. 1t has demonstrated that such
meetings can achieve substantial re
suits in adjusting the local labor prob
lens which changing conditions and
relations have produced
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Danyillc, Va, December 23.-Inter
csting developments arc following
the discovery Thursday night OF II.
Y. Shugart United States revenue
agent; Max Roman citizen and Thorn
as }. Burgess, former policeman, III
the alleged act of putting four suit
cases filled with liquor on the auto
mobile bus of the Hotel Dan. Hosscll
Rice, driver of the bus is under ar
rest charged with transporting H.
quor Shugart who has made name
for himself in this district for run
ming down Illicit distilleries went on
the Negroes 500 bond.
Thursday afternoom W II. Shell
ton agent for Dr. Peters in this ter
ritory and members of tic local po---
lice force were warned that south
bound train No. 80 from Baltimore
and Washington would have Oh it a
consignment of liquor for Danyille.
Chief of Police Bell ordered officers
to the station which was closely
watched as the train arr red. The
three men with Suitcases were seen
to descend from the train and made
their way to q small building on the
ira ks near which the hotel bus was
drawn up. The suitcases were being
handed to the Negro driver when
the officers intcrposcd and placed
the party in custody. Shugart, how
ever insisted that the liquor was
none other than that which he had
seized on the train. Pressed closely
however, he could account for two
suitcascs only. The other two, so
say the police he denied responsible
ty for. The suitcases contained for
ty-siX pintS, nearly all being the
same brand. None Of the white men
, were arrested and no warrants have
been issued at this writing. At the
same time the News Leader correspon
dent learns that legal action is being
delayed only until certain other
strands OF evidence have been col
lcctcd by Commonwealth Attorney
j. w. Carter, Jr., a surprise is said
=, to be brewing which will include a
series Of revelations covering q period
OF several weeks. In the mean time
the suitcascs and their contents are
in tho custody Of the chief Of police
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lin which he did not merit"

him which he did not merit"
"e sent Il man down and took I'D
the matter with Mr.. Il. b. Field. Jr.
or tho telephone company, who after
making an investigation, informed
the Star that such an order was nut
In vogue during our influenza crisis
but that he could not locate the per
son who authorized it and that such
a practice would BIO Immediately
stopped. Ho thanked us for calling
his attention to this matter of injus-
ticc.
Mr.. Field also said. "that big
organization like the company could
not afford to be so marrow as to draw
tho color line" So in one week the
color line caused by personal, private
petty Drejudices of two individuals
occupied prominent places of respon-
sibility.
Tho Negroes war against prejudice
and caste of all kinds has just begun
after tho signing Of tho armistice in
this Worlds War for democracy.
Think Of the last reason that tho
color line rule was put in vogue
during our influenza crisis when a
hundred white people died to every
Negro!! We opine the color rule
was made to protect the Negroes
health at tho depot! Had that
malady been peculiar to Negroes,
there is no place in Colorado that
would have been large enough to
hold the Negroes who would have
been forced to go there.--Denver
(Colorado) Star.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

at tho annual prize speaking con
test held in Ogden Hall, Hampton
institute on December II, the follow
ing awards were made; First, Lyle
M. hawkins of Eminence, Ky, who
Delivered Mary Shipman Andrews
Brotherhood;" second, Yaitsy E..
henney, Portsmouth, Va, Longfel-
lows Legend Beautiful" and third
NJ Addclla Mailman, Catherine Van
Dyke's 1.-THE Soul of France"
The Judges were: Mrs. James T..
Gregg, Mrs. Theodore Leo Purnell,
ana DR.. Charles A. Fulton. The
prizes were given by Miss Mary w.
Nettieton and Professor w. II. b.
Wllliams both Of Hampton Institute.
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FEMALE
NJ BAL N Err

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REACHING SOUTHERNERS

Allen Washington, speaking be-
fore the Fourth Red Cross Home Ser
vice Institute, which was conducted
recently by the School of Social work
ers in Richmond, Va, told about the
splendid work which has been done
by Negro troops overseas; the deplor
able conditions which Negroes are
compelled to face at railroad stations
and in "Jim-Crow cars; the loyalty
OF colorcd people and the need of So
cial justice. The school of Social
Workers is made up Of white South
crncrs who are trying to work out
justly solution of civic problems.