davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-09
Ser btsheriae Siilfs- SSormoqen

Der bisberige 9iilfs Sormagent
6. &. gro3ier lit gum oroentlidel1
Sarm=0 emonltrator BON @aps Count
tp ernonnt poroen.
= Aus @eimar miro gemeloet,
DaB ste Spaternte ser 9all1nnola,
ser ioeen. Sop Crop" IN oieiem
Sabre ui1gen1ein ergiebig gepeien lit.
Die flint Gins IN @eimor fol1nen Sic
Arbeit fa1m belpaltigen.
Die Slider an Der @olffiiite ba,
ben mabreno Der lgsten falten Gage,
our6 pelde oie Slide nod Ben ieid;-
ten @epaiiern getrieben muroer, eina
foloiiale 9eltte gema6t. Sn Boint
Siabel muroen IN orei Sogen 1907
900 Efuno gefangen uno 10000
Yfuno muBten na6 Corpus GbrlltE
gebradt meroetl I'M bort m1sge=
1d}ladtet al meroen, ba oie Irbeit in
Boint ssiabel ni6t betpaltigt meroen
fonnte. Sb Die Slide infolge Der ge=
tpalttger Iusbeute biaiger meroen,
bleibt oabingeiteat.
= Sn Der Ndbe BON Milforo emit
gleiIte am Sonntag Der bon San
Mntonio mad Dallas fabrenoe uSeraS
Special"; Ole 2ofomotipe urlo fiirf
8agen oerlieBen oie Sdienen. Ser
Yaliagier Mcaee aus @aco muroe
ernltlidl, oaaeaen ser Sofonlotibfiihs
rer 8iap 2epis iopie Der Seuer=
mann Collar nur lei6t perlebt.
- St Ser am Samstag in 8ato
b~eenoeten @roBlogeu : Sisung Ger
Sreimourer bon Seras muroer
ole folgelnoen geomten fir oas nad,=
ite @ei6aftsiabr ermablt: @roBmei=
Iter, Or. q. q. SOB, Sodbart; 0epu=
tp-@roBmeiIter, George S. MorgaE,
81 Baio; @rano Senior @aroen, u.
g. Ganoaa, Sherman; @rano Sunior
&aroen, 9. s. Sobnion, 8romli=
MOOD; @roB-S efretar, IS. 9. Year-
ion, 8aco. @roB-Sd asmeilter, %.
@. YeapD, 8ropntpoob.
= STE Comforter Sallttl1e1 Wtnr-
quart, Sauit Ii. gergmam baben Die
erfrenliue 9abridt erbalten, oaB lire
in 5ranfreid ~itebenoen Sobne lid
nobl uno mlttter befinoen.
- @abren0 oer lesten &dmpte
iino oie ~folgenoen teraniiden Soloa>
ten auf ben Sdladtfeloern 5ranf-
reids gefauen: Sris STANCE bon
Oorftomn, am 4. Nonember; Ger.
geant grnit 6ormatn BON S'Oanief
bel Seguin, am %. Sftober; Hloolf
Yapelef uno Otto Hablmes BOA
@eimor, am 5. reip. Is. OCTOBER.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-09
;rsr Yreie fit seras;; Muntag Dtn 9. 9e5embtr 1918.

geridieoene itammte aus guero u1o
batte ieit Is Sabren in San Intonio
gelpobut.
Sin an Ser Summit Ipenlle
geleeenes 5ueiltodiges @obnba1s>
melbes BON Moipr u. 9. lambert
u1to Sberlt 8. $. 8otper betpobtlt
miro, geria am Samstag abeno ba1b
ad)t llbr IN Srano ltl1b pllroc I'm
etlpa $4,000 beidaoigt. Ser groBte
Sell Der Wobel, lomie Elm Yiollc,
maren beim gtntreffen ser Selter=
mebr idpn aus Dem Sn1ie geibafft.
Sas Seuer bra6 auf Dem 9ooen aus
nnb l6eint our6 oefefte eleftriide
9rabte enfifanoen gu iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-09

Cotton.

Gan antpnio, beute % geuts.
@alueIton, eefteru feline 90rfe.
Gottoniamen-Trobmfte
San antonio, 8. 9e8ember, 1915
Brine gribe Cotton Seeo Oil. $1.31.
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@ieh.Warft.

Gan antonio. 8. 9e5ember, t9t8.-
0iIbe, $500 bis 1856.
&dlber, $1,000 biz $1,000.
OhIen, $1,000 Bis $14.5 so.
Shipeine, $1,000 bis $500.
CT. Qolis, 8. 9esember, 1915
Rinhpieb, Teres@Odieu. $40 big $t5
G6peine. $14.oo bis $500.
5elIe.
g8olf un6 Studs -. -. 40 Cts.
Nneoroz3 iegen. per Bfb. :. 10 Cts.
Mrqoros 8ieaen, beihdeiat -. 5 Cts.
Sdnte.
@eialSene 5G1ie ....... 15c per BID
Crime 3dute ....... f2c per SSo
Srpdene Sduts 49,. 49,. zoe per Kfo
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-09
Sm @eridtsiaaI.

Rid]ter: Sic iino alio 81 bier
5ebn &agen Saft perurteilt. Sabell
Sic nod etpas 5u bemerfen?"
Ingeflagter: pOarf id Die bier
5ebn Gage nidt i'm @inter abiisen2"
9fid)ter: v&arum oenm i'm @in-
ter2"
9lngeflagter: u8eil iest i'm Com.
ner Ole Gage 10 lang iino."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-09
Gottoniamen -Yro6mfte.
Jarm-Eruonfte.
Bemmie.

Gan autpnio, 8. Ge5ember, 1918.
GartoffeIn, Gal, 1926.
Sibfartoffelu, 1925 uno $3.50.
3piebeln, California, $3.50 mn
1915 per 100 Yfuno.
Somoteu, Cal, $3.50.
8obnen, COLORADO. Btnto. pet YfD..
SIS uno 1915; California 8apolis. pei
cipt., 5000; Yfnts, $8.75; Gina, $14;
Rapp. $14.00; 8ladepes. 5000.
Selerie, $1.00 uno $1,25 per 8iinoel.
Srifhe Strins Beans. $500 per 9uz
fbef.
8ohl, $500 nno 1925 per 100 @fo.
Crime 8feffer. $3.50 uno $t.75 per
8uihel.
gtabiesden, SOC per 9ho. Biinoel.
meerretttne @uraein Der Efo lxi.
@urfen, 90c per 9bo.
Grbien, per fleiner Crate. $500.
8eeten, $3.50 II. $500 per 100 &fo.
Gopfialat, $t.75 uno $500 per Crate.
Heteriilie, SOC per Sbo. s8iineeI.
Rfiriife. $1.65 uuo $1.75 per Crate.
@eLbe @ur3eln, SOC per Subeno.
@ierpflan3en. $3.50 per 8uihel.
Gpirnt, $1.75 Der Camper.
Hriine @rbien. $500 per 0arrr
Selerie. Colorado. 1925 per Crate.
Giiben. $4.00 per 100 Rfuno.
Gquai6, $3.50 Der 8uIheI.
Eoutefnrtnr5 81 40
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COmaI Springs Nursery,
New Rraunfels, Texas.

32 Sabre berfdufen mir 8anmihuls
yroonfte, Gu6 bieies Sabr baben mir
einen groBen @orrat BON Obits uno
S6ottenbdiimeu. 3ieritrdudern. Gnois
lenpflau5en uuo Defenders Aoien. ben
ipeldlen mir $4,000 idoue 9flan5eu bar
ben.
Wir empfebleu Defenders infer Sants
Gorn. Cuban @robsS anten, Somntoss
uno 8lumeusS ameu. 0ieie SdmercieH
iinb ipe8iel fir infer beiBes. trodenca
&lima geeigtet.
Bir b~ertaufen MIR IoIde RrooufIe.
ipeld)e fir infer @lima palien. Ghreibi
UNI ttnfereu 32ten GatdIoq.
ahtuna5boD. 6ttp Qpde
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mrs. 6. .. ahr. @araae. 9iiuer apez
nle; $500.
6rib @eioert, @ubn1aus, 9urlelpn
en-; $3.50.
YRS. 5. Steoes 8uBbonen, @eit>
Commerce Ctr; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-09
g II d t

miro elm Silnge I'M Sitter bon IA bis
16 Sabren in ser 0ruferei Ser
nTreie Erene fir Seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-09
l.okaIes.

&nbrid)einlides @etter.
Stir San Nntonio nno llmgeeeno,
Sente obeno mo 9ienstag, beoedt,
maBige Siowinoe, Semperatur 60
hfs 66 @roo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-04
sieuitseidais.

SD brinee elm iiir bns ausIant
6eItiIumtes 4afet auf ein preubi'
ides Yoitanlt. Soiort errpfangeu
mid Srpei 9oitoiener - bic be-
fanntIid gu ben beltbe5abIien
rStaaisbeanlten~ eeboren - unS
Seieen ii9 ertreuIiheriueiie iebr se.
i1lig. Ger cine riurIIIt mir Den
aarton ab unb meint geibditig
So! GO iept bet aber mid -
oct ninB beiier peridniirt uno ie.
bunben ipero'nI- er iagt's uno
bat ole edniire, Die iibrigens ons
4adpapier gau5 felt SuianuuenbaI'
ten ihon eeloit.
.llno in I ausIanb BARI Die
slSreiie MID nit gIalitiit iei9rieben
iinol" lln6 ifon idreibt er ole
sloreiie NIT 3inte. SD bin ent.
siidt iiber ioId,e 2iebensiuiiroiefeit.
Limb iest nebut' &c 5ruei 3oa'
inbaltsertldruneen. ga i6reiben
Se, pat es Is, ba mat &c orinn'
boben, oa mot ct ipiedJt uno oa mai
ct foiiet - pniteben Se2" (.
SD foIse inn oanfbar. -
Limb 6a baben &c cine Toii.
besIeitaoreiie. 5iilIen Se iie ausl"
enolid babe. id nIles waogIihe
uno uHmoelihe getoH 0a entoedi
er plosIid, oaB oas Popier gerii.
len 1T, binoet 6ns Eafei fpieoer
aut id niIB onberes s,npier bolen,
uno Die Projeour beginHt poH neii.
EN-. SD ite9e bereits iiber cine
balbe Gtun0e I'm fal. preubiihen
Boitnnit. Sn sebH Dsiniiien lit oonn
GILES erleoigt. Ger gennlte ingt
nod: .sSa. SerrAenl Gum antij.
ieInane iino ipir MID oo.'
SD be5abIe bas 4orto, fiirhie
mid, Der ftrenge breiniebenDen
gmtsperion elm Grirtfgelb su geben,
uno ipenoe mid aiifotmelib gum
@eben. Oa bore ih, pie Der eine
sum nnberen fast, gan5 Iaiit, on.
nit if es MIR 10 bore:
.an, benn bdtten Mrs 10 ooh
70 pediHiden fonn'.-
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glaroiianiidJss gsmseii.

en- ben GanbfldHen Dlaroitos IN
Elm gIompeii sntbsdt iporbsn. Der
gntotder bsr pergrabtnen Stnb. III
9,ierre poris, Der IN Mabrio pas Sn.
iiitut iiir fran3Oiif& ipanii4e Stu-
Sisil nHD 6orI9ungtn Isiist. er fnnp
am Mnrssftranct 5usrii' cir grobss
nntitts @ebiups, n BEN ir1brftsius
lid bic in bisisn greitsn isbr bdufie
porfommsnosp Sburfif4t sineeioISsn
puroen, unb lests e. gum grobifn
Eeil frei. Sas @sbdu0s itnmHt. ME
SdulsnrtEts nit rebt insrtirGrbiatu
aapitdlsn trisnntn laiIsu. aus Der
R5mrSsit. 4ui siHsr ons Wser be-
btrriGsnosu 1srrniit fanh pIsrs
paris bnnn zsils einss 9onirs. bsfs
fen Mtrinm bsrsits pDlIItanoig frsises
Isgt IN; "a III urugstsn pon esnnu
absserta5tsn pr5tuen Hdumen (G6s
.Isa1 saS 3lsIuktsn 3immst,.
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lend!- ta9ts er nur jeBt gong ne
benbet uno febr treunDli@ a.
AeIno. did ssbt bic So4e sas
nints on. .bu biit pDllis unfhuIDig
pnran!s
Da Sunss bssriff NOD immer sar
nidts. Sic iDeiute nur iebt beftiger.
9atte bic &oitbarfeiteu IN einen aas
lien 9eporfsn. Stano TN armieligsn
3austleioe uno ipagte ieinen S&ritt
| 5u tilr.
Da Iodts slnbrsos nod niitsnbsr
unD fief binaus: .Riemonp fommt bier
berein!. sum eriten wlaIe gong Iout
unD idb5ornis.
60 lpubtsn bic Bduern unb Der
Genpnrm, Dab fis cine rihtige Be,
laseruna ma4en miiBten. 3umaI Ans
oreas babel iein 9ldienrobr iiber bic
Wiausr bodsebalten unb ietns Worte
nod einmal se6diiiser pisterboIt
9nttt.
rytiemnnb fommt bier berein!1
Us par Qnoreas blutiger grnF,
Dab er feline Geftuns bis gum IsBitn
4tenl5uae pertetoieen wDlIts.
Wie iie nit Nsyten esseu Die
Mauerpforte gu iHfdsen nnD 10 i'm
5of ein5uorinsen periuGtsn, iGob
anbrsas cine stusa pornenb tn Die
2iiIte.
llno neil au4 Der gsnbarm iofori
Iaarf busssen i9ob. obwobl lie
ourd bic uiauer peipli9 eetrennt
paren. ipubis man niht, pie bic tlsi'
ne aomDoie nod eHbeu iollte.
llno man lpagte ,au4 cine lanst
DeiIe nihts peiter.
Bis BON brinuen bas 6obnla9sn
slnoreas gubas burd bic Wiauerluis
pie 9nuern pieber nufidredte.
Ginen sanSsn Sas bauerte Die un'
biutise, perbaItene, tomii4e Belaee'
rung. Dsnn nismano bate 2uit.
isin 2eben lsidtIinnis aufs SpieI ju
ieben. rno 10 ldderIi1 nudA Inau
ionnts bod bas ilstne Gebauie nit
Der bohen Wlarsr ni&t eintad mit Der
6nnD laiammenbriden. 3umol an.
Dreas ihIisbii4 su ipieoer6oIten Uaa'
len INNER no9 tpieber tn bic 2uft ee,
i@oisn butt.n iObalb sin 8auernse.
ii9t seipast batte, iiA iiber Ger Wausr
5u 5eigen.
60 itanb ber Dousrnforbon aud
nod cine sanSs Radt. es mar cine
belle Gommernaht. 4ad bie 6irI4e
iparsn ous BEN Walbe in ben Na1ts
|slanS setreteu.
Bis ON besinnenben Wlorseu
i1IisbIi4 bod ein olI3u iiibner Baus
er eineu Streifi6ub In ben Sberarm
bsinm.
Da bate max fb f9nsu snts
Idlofen, cine fieine soIonne SoIs
Daten aus Der nabsn @arriion ba5u'
Surufsn. Dsnen es obne srobs Wiibs
nobel freiIi1 nod INNER bin unb
fer Dsr.iuaeits G4iiife fieIsn, geIang,
in bus pbantaitii9s Rei4 einaubrin'
gen.
Der 0artsu bIiibte iiber unb iibsr.
Sn Der engsu Stube briu bic flsins
beiliss syisur itanb FIN in Der Rb
ids. unb bas SeIlampeu eIimmte
ME elm rotsr Gtein. Die drmli&e
Ulasbalsna fniste ON @oosn, bIsi&
unb nit aussebreiteien arrnen iibxr
anbreas s,be,st. llub ihIu&ssno.
Denn 2lnbrsas batte fi4 i'm Isbten
aussnblid bic eissut anssl ins 5ers
seiast. gr Lag NIT IdGelnbem Ge'
ii9t tot auf Der Disle binssitredt.
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Riga.
HIte Danten erinneru an persansene
beAfI6t 6erriHait.

brati&t 6erriHait.
I-==s====
liuter ben fIiuSaIerifd, b,n,ut,cm,u
poY,,r ~ or,.r aarsaaas, ,p,,s
q, ,..... n s"l.sup' a., "'su'
'" Dsh ss'Da'''as'ssH 2nsWle' Lei 0s''
Ten uoetoaueti qocen, " Htbtu eem
Ratbapie unD ben giIbtnituben In
etjier 2inie bas Drbeusfd!ob Der
Neutf6ritier az uenusn ii. 1aa0
not roro,r qSmn,sr NJ. so',. -.
a4.5 - 's''s ''sAVi," ~ s1.~ i's''
9te'"sFaoI un'st spte 1Oet9ss'il@'
feit 5ipan9en. Sm NoroiutltiDlntel
Der Glteiten Risallfsn GinotbejeIti,
gung lag TN l3. Sabrbunpstt rsr
St. sSiiraentd, Der Sip bss l2D2
aegriinpe.sn Orpsns Der RiiterlHati
ebriiti, mad ieinsm -glb5siGtn. si'
nem rDtsn Sdperi out BEN UGben
uianteI, geipObnll1 Die S4rtrtbriis
Der obsr S9putr,tter senannt. 4ls
tef{sn l1rasObis I,d iG0u lz37 IN
Der Gitauert9ia&t BET Shapli ODER
SauIe In aurlanp pollenpete, 10 pic
Ritterihaft msbr OILS Dfsimisrt Gurs
Dc, einssn feline gisiie in BEN Tsut'
lten Drbtn auf, Der nun Den ct.
Siirssnbof etnuabm. unc IN SiDlano.
ras tn ie:atm al,en umIangs einsn
ercben Seii Der teutisen Oi:Itepro'
u,n5en umfabt, bls fiiHrence NsIls
ipislts. Mber sr ttano ua4 pdpitIis
dem Wadtipru1 Inter Dem erabl'
Idol pom gtiga, uab pas euip,dets
zine laiente Ueintislistsit Stpi;Hen
ben 9o9msiittrn unD Dem aralnisn.
,opis Der oui ibrt prIDIlesIsn trot'
aenoen 6aniahaDt, bic l225 pcn aos
nia Seinridb, bem dnsliidliHsn Scbns
Des Observation-Disclosures JrieDri4 liz
sur freien osuti1rn Reidshnpt ers
bpben NOR. gaaA Sablloien Heibes
reien tam ss 1877 miolgs eines
barmIoien 9rideubaues Der Gtaoi
iber bas Rigailiibtsn bsim ct. Cir.
aenhof aur aataitIopbs; bic Burger
perbrannten bic Rari,dlIe bss Dr'
pens. eritiirmteu uno ssrit0rtsn bic
Surg Don Ct. Jiirssn uuD litbeu
Den aomibur unb piels Drpsnsrrier,
Die IN ibre Sanb gtiallen iparen, Elm,
rtften, Uleripiiroigerneiie tDvrbsu
trop bie|sr fd1persn Sat bic Gfrets
tiaisiten Der bsiben parteisn aat eis
mem Stdbtstas su 2ubsd frIecIid
rersIi&en, absr i'm gtbddtnis Des
OrDens bIisbn bw perioblisR 2riim,
rner Der Burg unp bic BlutiHuIp Der
Gtabt uupergsjjen. MirtIi9 es.ang
es benz energiiAtn Srbensmsiitsr
gberborD BON Menbsim TN Sabre
1880. bic llntertptriuns Der { tapt
gu erspinsen; bic &apituIatiouasllr'
tunbe Der Giaot, Der iosendunte
.uadsnbe Brief pcm 70. War5 1880
ptrpfli&tete bic Burger untsr anDes
rem. ON llfer Der Dina cine neut
Dr6ens6urs 5u bausn, su Der Conn
ner 6o6me!lier ON ID, Juitt Den
grunoitsin lssis. Dite Burg. Don
ttr nod man4erle, erbaIisn 1T. bari
ME ollie dbnIihsu DrDsnsbauitH IN
ben Sitieepropinsen uidt NIT hem
gBunbsrtperi bsuii4er 3issslar&iieis
tur on Der Rosot, Der wlarienburs,
rersIi4sn iperbsn - Is IN Elm DOR
alien bur4 Wlaiientpirtung imponis'
reubes GG!eb aus rob ssbrcGsnem,
ipdter iiberpubiem aaItite,n. iait
otne iegIi6en ar&iieitoniinen dubes
rem S9mud. glbsr bic gerganaeHbeit
jirsdt aud bier ibrs GeiitsrbdnDe aus
nod Der 0sgsnipart. Sod ftebi ras
aenb an Der Rorbede Der beilige Ueiit'
turn. ber Don 1880 bic Gtaotbes
feitiauna bier abialob, unb ibm ses
aeniibtr ON ber Siibede Der SIsi'
turn nit BEN g.trnsnseipoI6e Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-04
epHttm

Cberbedufiss jsiu - Heibt bel
libHisbsn: llntssbsaulsss isia - ne!
asssitska risokHr
Gilpin observer., 1918-11-14

mira 10
Anderson.
Frame s,. '' si. %
Anderson" A''" S9" % nsa s lot IT, H. blk e. e. esas ss % % 1877 1917
Av''' WI" Frame s house, house lot lot 81 % blk g. Central central 500 500 1917 i
AHhbaugh
Andreatta Mrs Kate Granite House.
n osch Tones
....s.D sss sss ss::' m 4 : 81: 3 Hawk s 1877 1877 = 5:
AAers F. nrrame bldg 10, blk G so,,nsvrae " 100 1917 ss
Bunny sarah $:$ ' $::: {: T Il # S'S:s $::i f:
Beggs. Emma
bldg. and / '.'' i'' 30 '1
Bishop Ene Frame house. Packard ouen Central 1917 rs
Bennalack wm Frame 90
'''' h''''' SsS.: house. lot BIZ s g g. Central central Sc 1915
Brown Catherine. Frame
s. sa.,s CITY 70. is Blk ss Central city Ss 100 1917 1917 "s
g. ntrai
Batiae
H'' Frank Of F ,ss s S t. i Back m Hawk S and q. IT 800 1917 u
lot 1917 10 81
BnH'en
' ':: $::: i: :':;: :;::: IL" E; X
''sF' WI" h. s "S BIZ on .ss,s ss r s. ' 80 pine 1917
Mary. 49, So Pine crn " 1917 20
Bell Thomas
'SS:i near II ''si's"' T:s'e ',' ,' %
cAsanda Mary ,1s Frame v a.. 80,
Chase and
Frameh house iot 10 blk &c. Central @ " " go go 1917 IS
ca~s rsss mou' 10. blk Central 1890 1917 @
Chapel Thomas :: e.: If
W 900 .'
coNTNJI0 LAST
Gilpin observer., 1918-11-14

New York Central
Gold Mining Co
National Finance
Development Co
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-24
Why Tolerate Disloyalty

The Senate committee, to whom was
delegated the investigation of La Fol-
lette, made faint bluff of doing
something at the start, and then ap-
peared to follow the course of the
proverbial New Years resolution.
If they made a conscientious ocort to
get at the truth, the public somehow
haven't been overwhelmed with the
fact, and if they found out anything
it has, at this writing, been politely
hushed up. And right here is where
our law-making and governing bodies
make great mistake. To varnish,
whitewash, camouflage, excuse, con-
done, conceal, or let go by default such
official shortcomings as the senator
is accused of, is radically wrong and
the public simply will not stand for
it forever. What does senatorial
courtesy" mean to the average voter?
The man with the open life and the
clean record has no occasion to avail
himself of the TRADITIONS" when ac-
cused, unjustly, of sedition. In
stead of seeking delay and the oblivion
which time throws over congressional
investigations, one would naturally
expect demand for instant and COM
plete investigation. Did you ever
know an honest, innocent man, who,
when accused of wrongdoing, did not
insist on immediate and fullest inves-
tigation? La Toilette by virture of
his office, was able to use the Govern
ment presses at time when the gov
ernment Printing Office is weeks be-
hind; and, we understand, mailed one
million public documents" under his
frank, the postage on which would
have cost you or me $4,000. But in
all the million we do not recall that
La Toilette made any frenzied appeal
for early and through investigation
OF the charges against him. The pub
lie can and often have borne patient
ly with their servants at the Capitol
building who have lacked in MANY
things, who have wasted our money
In foolish appropriations; but there is
one thing they will not tolerate and
that is nay question of loyalty ON the
part Of senator or CONGRESSMAN
H. H. Windsor, in the February Popu-
lar Mechanics Magasine.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-24
COlOred Insurance
Company Had Gains
Big Increase in Gross Assets and in
Net Income of This Company
The Morning Herald, Durham, IN. c.
Jan. 2, 1918.

The Morning Herald, Durham, IN. c.
Jan. 2, 1918.
The nineteenth annual report of the
financial condition of the North Caro-
lima Mutual and Provident Association
shows that this, the largest colored in
surance company in the world, has
continued to make fine progress dur
ing 1917. The report shows that there
is over twelve million dollars of in
surance in force in four states of the
union and the district of Columbia.
In addition to North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Virginia and the
District of Columbia, in all of which
the Durham company already had
good business, application has been
made for admission to Maryland and
other states. These are included in
the plans for 1918.
The North Carolina Mutual, which
was founded by colored men of Dur
ham, is officered by Durham men and
under these has attained its position
of leadership that is unique in the
business world; has assets of $500
The annual report shows that these
assets are divided into the following
classes: 100000 in State bonds,
$4,000 in Government Liberty
Bonds" and the remainder in munich
pal bonds, first mortgage bonds, real
estate, policy loans and cash. The
annual rental income Of the company
amounts to $4,000.
The income for 1917 was in round
numbers $625,000. That was an in
crease of $124,000 over the previous
year. During the past year the COM
pany has paid in claims about $24 900.
The gross assets have doubled during
the past three years.
The North Carolina Mutual and
Provident Association is operated on
sthe legal reserve basis, and is today
the largest and strongest insurance
company in the world financed and
managed entirely by colored men.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-24
My Mother.

The wears have left some wrinkles on
he~ pretty. sanity faco.
Care a"d toll and trouhl. each l.,ne
eft their trace;
But her sunny disposition and he,
kindly word of cheer.
Have cased others BURDENS and hae
made her to us more dear.
Unselfishness and patience has en-
shrined her in our hearts.
And she has inspired in each of us &
desire to do our parts.
A faith unfaltering and a hich sense
of right
Have made her life a bendiction and
her days among us bright.
And, as she sits before the fireplacc
in the lovely EVENINGS glow.
knitting for the soldiers and gently
rocking to and fro;
We love her and we wonder if she
would care to know
That we think she is the sweetest.
truest mother here below.
Francis Huffmastar. Kaufman. Tex
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-24
German Not HUNS
Today's Enemy of Mankind Descend
ant of Gofbo

Today's Enemy of Mankind Descend
ant of Goths.
To the Editor of The State:
Your editorial in Fridays State is
misleading. You rake it appear that
German is HIN and a Hun Ger
man. 1t is true that the great war is
being conducted on the other side in
a very strikingly Hunnish manner, but
the ethnographer knows that the
modern Hun is a scion of the ancient
people of Tartary whose diabolical
deeds caused the Chinese to build the
great wall across China that even a
Hun could not scale or batter down.
Under Attila, "the scourge Of God"
these people invaded Europe and what
they did is too we'll know nto repeat.
The German on the other hand is of
Teutonic stock, the descendants of the
Goths, and the stndent of history is
also aware of their doings. We find
them as Visigoths and Ostrogoths but
are the same people, the one coming
from the west (visi) and the other
coming from the east (ostro) Their
deeds are also well known trampling
into rust, utterly annihilating the
worlds most lasting civilization, a
civilization covering a period of 1900
years and wiping from the face of
the earth people, the greatest law
givers of the ages.
1t is not generally known but is a
patent fact that nearly every civil gov
ernment today has it's code, the basic
laws, taken bodily from the Roman
code. The Jewish laws were taken
from the drastic codes of the Assy-
rians,, Babylonians, Chaldeans, Egyp-
tian and so on. Civil liberty where
ever found is legal jewel left us by
by the Roman, a precious heritage OF
paganism. The Hun and Goth are
strangers, have ever been strangers to
this pagan gift of Rome-liberty
A.W. Brabham.
P. SIN my varied readings must
think from scraps picked up here and
there, the Goths were the people who
invaded India at a period so remote
that the historian can not get at the
basic facts. At any rate the invaders
did not overrun the Hindu, but as
simulated or amalgamated with them.
Facts that can not be disputed demon
strate that the white man was born
in Europe, and the white blood of all
the East, even in prehistoric times,
was of European stock. Evidences in
both France and Germany have come
to light that make the white race at
least $4,000 years old and had its be-
ginning somewhere on or near the
Somme. Of course this does not
coincide with the teachings of the
Jews, but they claim everything and
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-24
(Edit0ridD
A SUBSTANTIAL ENTERPRISE

The North Carolina Mutual and
Provident Association, business en-
terprise owned, controlled and actively
manage by colored men Of Durham
has developed into an important as
set of the city during its n n e n
years of existence. It is not idle
boast nor advertising motto that this
company is the "largest and strongest
Negro insurance company in the
world" 1t is just that and more. It
is managed along the most modern
lines and is business which not
cDly the colored people may be proud
of, but one which also deserves high
place among the new insurance COM
panies of the southern state.
G.. w. Bolden,
Supt. Union District, office over Pied
mont Drug Store, Union, S. C.
Adv.