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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29

-Scutc eriter Gag ocs Gbnlitm'
qlias.
Der pcrgangenc Rittiuod mar
Der SO. @riinounastag scr Staot
Scrnlanrl. Oas Stcrnenbanner Web.
tc 81 Gbren oes Cages bon Der Gitp
Sail berab.
-Snfolge oeS Gbautauquas iinoet
an nGd)Iten Sonntag Ibcno fcin Got
tcsbienlt in Der 90. e. STRIDE itatt.
Yaitor ". iyriseulcper mo 80.
mile. bon Quincy, Sll.. iporen leb-
ten Sonntag 81 flir5em geilld)c bier.
9ieielben iueilen segcnuGrtig auf
8eliib bel ibreu Mngcboriaen Goun.
tprihter 6. $. Soener mo Samilie,
nabe 8ap, ittlo befinocn iid auf Der
9eimrciie bon elmer nad &nniaS Gitg
mo Napoleon, $40. ,ntcrnomalencn
llcbcrlanbfabrt.
Ssbr lpurt @el0 mcnn ibr ein
Saiiou Eifct fiir oos GboutailQlla
fauft.
-Oie COUNTY Court lopic Die Bro.
bate Court iinO oicie @obc IN Sit.
ing.
--slm 5reitos, Samstog. Sonntag
uno Montaa miro bas SGbrbopt ailbs
CT Den regclmaiiigcn Sabrtcn Spc.
5ial /. 6abrten sluiiden Der Noroieite
bes Sluiics uuo Serrnaln maiden I'M
ben 9enobncrn bon Wontgomerp uro
8arren Counties @eIcecnbcit 81 bic.
ten. ocn G%bnlita,,qlia llntcrbultunacn
III Sermann bei5upobnen.
&c. I. @illiams. superintendent
Der bieiisen Telephone Clinic. weldcr
ihlper erfranft mar, befinoct li6 alli
Der g%eiierung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29
9rp Sill Ha&ridten.

Senrp 8einlanb, melder bon eli.
nem 8efih in 8nfes Gountp 5uriid.
febrte. beriftete 6ub aud in jenenl
gpuutp Die Gornernte Elm SebIfdlas
iein ,peroc 1ntb bic 0armer bort 100.
mogIid nod speniser Corn ernten
perben oils bic 5armer u~nieres
Gorntp's.
gbas. Seberle miro aud bieien
Serbit Die Sris Selmer Sarm in 8ei.
gen ciniden.
Sbeo. &atb bout einen Der sr0Bten
Silus I'M Gountp gegennGrtie auf
ieincr Sarm. gbenfaIls beabiidtiet
or cine sroBe Sdeuer gu baucn.
Bm. Odsner miro oieien Serbit
| elm nod groBeres areal nit Beisen
beitellen aIs lestes Sabr.
8ie mir boren bat 2ouis Odsner
abermals Die Stelle ais 2ebrer Der
Coles Greet Shule anget,ommen. gs
I lit bieies Der s. Eermin gu ipeld,emt
Serr Sdsner oils 2ebrer oieier Sdl-
lie ermablt muroe uno amar itets init
crb6btem @ebalt.
Beter Gutter bot bites Sabr einen
groBen Sbeil ieines Gorns ipdt &c.
pflanat unb menn nidt ale Mnaeiden
triigen miro or cine before grnte er.
balten als Sarmer, melde friiber
~pflan5ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29

emil Simon bat bas Storege-
i6dft oes Seroinanb Bles, i'm 8oit.
office @ebG,lbe, fGuflid iibernoms
men uno miro basielbe auf bemielbcn
Ylase meitcrfiibren.
&C. 6. Rrebiser bat BON S,,fner
Bros, ben bieiisen asenten Der
Dodge Motor Co., einen Dodge Srllf
getal,ft.
-Sobn s. Selmers uno Samilie
limb lesten Montag bon einem mad
ct. 2ouis unternomlnenen Mutoal,s.
fllie 5uriidsefebrt.
Die Sermann Sliniors werben
nit ben @asconabe Sitniors am nGd-
item Sonntag aif Dem bieiieen 9oie.
ball Barf Elm @ettipiel geben.
County : Iiiciior s. %. Seibs
bre0er mar lesten Rontag bier I'M
@eidafte, int TadlaBeeridt gu beior-
gen.
-EaItor u. s. llpboff reiite Iettct,
Wittmoh nod @arrenton nm scr ct.
2o,iis G%onferens Der be,itidcn Metbo-
bitten b%ei5uDobnen. 9ilhof Anaple
miro in Der eonferen5 ben 8orits
fiibren.
-9ead idmiilen Sasen briidenber
Site batten mir ONT 0ienstag Mor-
gen berbltIi6 fiibles @etter.
-Senrb 8oeger itnb @attin unb
2ouis 8oeger, bon Worriion, tparen
am Sonntag bier gum 8eillf ibrer
Nltter. 8itttpe al,guit 8oeger.
-Baltor s. @uler un6 @attin un0
SRI. emma Corning, bon ct. 2ouis,
iparen lette ISOLDE bier aIs @Gite Der
Srau MSam 8en6er.
-5rau Sbereie N%e,lenbabn, bon
ct. Souls, meiIt felt mebreren Sagen
bier in ibrer friiberen Seimatbltaot
aiif geilld bel ibren @nseb0risen uno
bielen 9efannten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29

YaItor u. 3. llpboff, pelder bon
Der oeutiden in Ole engliide Confer.
cnS perieBt lpllroc, miro in Den ndd)'
item 5agen nod Soutb Wilforb, Sno.
iiberiiebeln lpo CT gum Yreoiger Der
oortigen Metbooiiten : @emeinbe crs
nannt muroe.
Baitor llpboif mar 5pei Sabre so.
itor Der W. 6. STRIDE in 8lanb, mo-
bin or bon Buffalo, q. y. perlebt
wlrbc. @Gbrenb Dem pergangenerl
Sabre beoiente er Die 81. e. @emcin.
Den in @ermann nno Oiage 8luif,
nabe S~eficrion 9th. Sn nnierer
Stabt baben Haltor upboff unO Sat
tin infolee hires itets freunolider
llno 5llporfomnlenoen Beicns pielc
Srcunoe eriporben. Die tie MIR iln-
germ aus unierer Wsitte ideioen ieben,
mo Die ibnen beltcs @oblergeben in
DER neuen Seimatb piinid)cn.
Yaitor llpboff miro ont nGd'tel
Sonntae Sormittag in Der Yt. &.
Stride icine ab'fiebs /. Hreoiet bal
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29

! True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, No., on August
%, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-Saripin Eointer, Gin lteberle'
bender bes Ocean 0an1pfers San
Gieao, Der an Der &iiite bel Gong Gs.
lano i6iiibrub crlitt, mar leste @O-
DIE mebrcrc Gage bier auf geiud bel
icincn @roBcltern, Sp. Gorih II. @at.
tin on Der 5irit Greet. Sointer lit elm
Sobn bon Mar Yointer II. Satin bon
Santa Barbara, California. @r ut
crit bieier Gage aus oem 5lotten'
bienitc, no or ais eleftrifer biente,
emtlaiien worben uno befano lid auf
Der Seiinreiic nah California. Ser
Sampicr San Diego bate our 3cit
Der GataitropDe 1900 Yerionen an
8or6.
-@allaee Settler, bon ct. Souls,
unb 8ufus Settler. bonn II. 9.
Sdlahtidiff 2ouiiiana, befinben lid
icit mebrcren Sagcn bier aiif 8eiud
bel ibrcn Gltern, 81. 6. Settler uno
@attin. &ufus befanb fid 5pei
Sabre I'M Dienlt Ser g~un6esflotte
unb lit auf ipeitere 5tpei Sabre mieoer
in Sen 9ienit getreten.
-Scbn (Bidcls) Spedbals lit let
te ISOLDE nad 14smonatlidem Weitis
tGroienit in Die Scintatb 5uriidge.
febrt. SSobn mar SeeIolOat aitf bent
Shladtidiff Nortbern Yacific.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29

-Oelmar Saienritter fam leste
ISOLDE bon 81. 2oltis aririid Inn meb.
rere Gage bier BEL ieinen anseborigen
gu %pertpeilen, Dor ieinem gintritt III
Die Staats : llnineriitdt in Columbia.
SRI. Ebereia Bauer traf ant
Sonntag bier elm Inn ibrer Nutter,
5rau Warp g. Bauer einen 8eiud
ob5ultatten.
Souls aod, bon Morriion, bat
oas groBe gisen @obnbal,s an Der
@barfitraBe fir $500 gefmaft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29

Sim letten SoRntag fam oas
gaieboll Seam bon 8lano bierber llln
nit Dem Sernlann Scam iid in eincnt
@ettipiel ST. meiien. Sros tapferer
8csempcbr rnterlagen unlere Srcril-
DC BON 9lano. "a Die Sermanner NIT
1 5u 0 Sieger blieben.
-Noh nie bageipeien - ouB Die
Stone Sill @ine 60. Srauben Ders
fault. 0riiber mar Die Stpilc Sill
8ine SO. Der bette aunoe unierer
fleineren @einballeri, De!dc in Dem
sroBen @eidGft bicier Sirma willi9e
abnebmer fir ibrc Sral,bcn fanOcL
uno Die iest niht miiien mas lie nit
bem EroOlift ibrcr 8einberee anfan.
gen iollctL ba onrd bas Yrobibitions.
geles oic Sabrifation bon @ein gum
Scrfaltf pcrbotcn lit.
-@m. Nuiie, Sobn 8olf unb @at.
tin uno 3op Rice, bon Sreeoon
Oiase Gorntp, lparen letten Sreitag
in ltniercr Staot tbcilS gum 9einh
uno in @ei6dften.
! Strut Geo. &irdbofer uno Sim
ser, melbe slpci @oden in ct. 2ouis
gum Deiud bon 8erpanoten Der.
mcilteu. febrten lesten Sonntag lpie-
Ger Suriid.
Geo. Stllfcnbroefer llnb Satin,
bon Gore, fanten lette ISOLDE bier
our6 ul,i Scr Rciie nad Smenspille
begriffen, nm Ycrpanoten DortieIblt
cinen geIud ob3ultatten. Son BORT
lperben bieiclben na6 Iltoona, Sam.
los, reiirrL 100 Serr St,lfcnbroefer
Die Stclle OILS Superintendent Der
oortigen offentlid)en Shulen antrc.
ten miro.
-Dauc Sbiplep nno Satin. bon
Olpenspille, reilten lcsten Sanstae
bon bier aus nab 9oonpille.
SRI. Gbna Efautid befano iid
leste 8phe in st. 2oilis alif 9eiud
bel Scrlpanbten mo 8efanntcn.
&apmono 2idte, bon 9lono, frii.
Der OILS Scbrer OIL Scr biciiecn oiicnt.
lidet Shulc tbGtig. mar lebte $50.
die mcbrerc Gage beiudspeiie bier.
SER 2ihtc miro an 1. September
Die STEELE oes 8rin3ipals ser Sd)rlleil
i'll Mibblctoipn, Monteomerp Golrntp
antreten.
Ori. Carrie Hlipp fam um Sonfis
tag BON st. 2ouis bicrber iul, cine
fllr5e 0ericn5cit bel ibrcn Gltern
5ranf Supp uno 8attin s~ltsllbrinacn.
Sri. 1iidcls, ,peIdc lGnaerc
3eit ols M%iiiionlrin inter Den ssn.
oianern in IriSona tbGtig mar, troi
leeten Counting bier elm ai,f Der Hci.
le nod Smiss beariffen, 100 iic Ser.
iuanote bcii,dcn miro.
SRI. Clara Sdmentfer, bon gscp
Sonen. i%tattete letten @ontag bieii,
gen Sreinoen einer 8elut ab. SRI.
Stfuentfer miro ndditen Montaa Die
Stellc als 2ebrerin Der Brim6r.G Iai.
fe nnierer offentIiden SdnIe OH.
treten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29

Trnu Sugo Sobbe uilo 6rnil
Sreb sslinsc, bon ct. 2ouis, befinoen
iid bieie ISOLDE bier ailf ge'ub bel
ibrcr Sdpeiter, 5ran Sol. @ebia.
men.
-Senrp Sueoemann, bon Berger,
uno Srau grnit @attenbers, bon Sr''
DEPENDENCE, Ro,. befanoen lid letten
Saustag bier auf 9eiuh bel ibrell
IerpunotcrL s. e. 9anuier unS @at'
tin.
-@. e. Wurpbp mo Sontille.
Don O~lpcnspille, fanren lesten Cams
toa bier bl,rd ouf elmer Sciud,sreiIe
noh Sebbetts, $40, bel Seripanoten.
Trou Geo. 9oll bcfnno lid ntcb-
rcre 1age letter @od)e b%e'iltsmci'e
III 81. 2ouis.
-1rou Ism. q. Sell mar lcete
8od,c mcbrerc Gage IN ScFierIon
@itp ai,f @eiltd) bel Der iriibcr bier
mobnboiten Samilie gler. Seberle.
-Sris 2eimfuebler, 8m. Giter-
manlL Sbeooor aoelling, Gonntlo
DOLL unb Otto Gloiiner, bon Bots'
Dam, waren lesten Wontag in @e-
ihaiten bier.
-1rl. Mutb Slotonlb lit letter.
Samstag bon ct. 2onis Surildgee
febrt 100 Tie S%erfuunotcn nno DC
fannten einen 9eilid nbgeitdttet
bate.
-Srls. Clara uno Otillie @ertb.
pein, bon @orriioL befanoen iih
lesten Smstag beiudsweiic bier.
gilbert @oblt unb Satin, bon
2erineton, Wo., lpeilten biele @ohe
bier aul gciud bel ben gltern oes
Serrn @oblt. Capt. Gus. @pblt unb
Satin.
@olpiu Hippitein, ipelder nab.
reno bes SontmcrS bas Guinness Col.
lege in Gbillicothe, Wtp. beiuhte. lit
lebten Samstaa jlriideefebrt. Der.
ielbe miro n1dltc @od)e nad Golum.
bio ~reiicn, no er bic Staats Timber.
iitdt hcilld)cn miro.
-Gntil Sdneiber rciltc IeSten
Sanistas nad 2~erington, Mo., 100 er
biz gum Miidfebr bon hilbert @oblt,
meldcr in Sermann cine Speiipohent.
Iide Serienoeit Subringt, Die Stelle
bes engineers alif Dem 6Gbrboot
iibernebmen miro.
-Senrp Weper, bon ct. 2c,tis,
Elm Sdymieaeriobn umieres Witbiir,
gers, Capt. Sranf 9lasfe, bot oas
8bite Souie Sotel semietbet nnb
miro Die 2citung oieics befanntcn
@altbauies am 10. September iiber,
nebuten.
-gueeit 8rneuS, bon &onias Gitp,
fam lesten Samstas bierber I'M iei,
men @ltern, Srantlm 9ruens mi
@attin, bon Sirit Greet, cinen gc:
iud abauitattcn, iolpie INN feline @ut
tin, melde mebrere @oden bel ibrer
@Itcrn. Gbos, Grass rno @attin Der
meiIte, suriid5ubealeiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29

fano lih lestcn Spnntag bier alf
flir5cm gciud bel ieinen @eidNpi-
tern.
CD. 9rllens uno Ilbin Sdle.
meper iinb lesten Montag bon Stiles.
aanias, suriidgefebrt, no lie bortigen
8arncrn bel Der grnte alisbalfen.
SRI. Sioonia gttmueller, bon
81. 2ouis, ipeilt felt mebreren Sagen
bier anf 9eiiib bel ibrer @roBmutter.
Sralt s. Ballet.
-Senrp Srehmnm uno @attin,
bon Sirlt Greet, madten leete ISOLDE
einen Mllto : Mlisflug nod ct. Soris.
--2ouis S. Start unb Satin iino
leste @ohc bon Colorado 5uriidge.
febrt. no lie mebrere 8oden in Der
Somnerfrilhe peripeilt batten.
--5ralt 2ouis 9egcmari1 reiite
lestc 8ode nod ct. Souis Inn ibrc
Sodter, SRI. S,,inta gu bei1den.
SRI. Selen Hebiamen lit mad
lGnaerem 8eiiib IN ct. 2ouis lebte
ISOLDE ipieoer suriidgefebrt.
CASPER Sbneioer uno Sobn
Mler nno @attiiL bon Smiss, beglei.
teten lesten Samstag lire Sodter
u,lo Sdnelter. 5rau Iartin Sdub.
meper rab Sermann, bon 100 aus
2estere naf einem 8eiu6 bel ibren
glternL ipieoer nad ct. 2ouis 3uriif
reilte.
-Gbriit. &loiiner, bon Orafe, mar
lesten Dienstag bier in @eidGften
uno tbeilte uils nit Dab CT feline 5arm
bon 70 slfer an Sermann @ngel.
breht fir $500 perfauft bat mno IN
tiditer 3ufunft feline 6armmaihi.
men, @er1tbe unb 8iebbeitano auf
Dem Serlteiaerl,n9sweec perfaufen
miro.
SRI. Soa Sdreimant,, bon
Spiss, tam ant 0ienstag bier 0urb
auf Der Heiie nod llnion, Mo. be.
grificn INN BORT Der 2ebrer . Ser.
lammlung b%eiauluobnen. SRI. Sbrei.
mann, ipeldc lestes Sabr IN 2eslie
als 2cbrerin tbdtig par. miro oieielbe
Stellc aud I'M fomnenben S6nliabs
re- befleioen.
-augult g. 8itte, bon nabe
0rafe, nebit Sobn Ben, NOR lestcll
0ienstag bier Inn @eiddfte I'M God.
laBgeriht 81 crlebigcn.
s.. 9ocrilineer ulo 5anilic, bon
Ippleton Gitp. Mo, famcn lebten
Sonntae bier burh ai,f ibrcr 3eiic
nod SDiss 5itll 9cird, tbrer Scr.
mnnbten.
-SniIpu : Sidets fir Das Gball-
tauqila fonnen III %folgcnoen @eidGf.
ten gefauft nerocn: q. 90. Hief, Con.
5crtbaIlc, M. u. Shulter, ainuntel's
&eltal,ront, 8aIfer's Orlleitore ooer
8irf's Sarietp Store.
-9as @eies bas beitimmt mar Der
Come ieOen Gag cine Stmoe absus
Iteblen obnc bieies fertig brineen at
f6nner, lp,lrOe bonn @engreB, tros bes
Sctoes oes Yrdiioenten, Dioerrufen
uso Die alte 3eitrcdn,ng miro nit
Dem Is. Sftober pieoer eintreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-08-29
STATE BANK
OF BAY. MISSOURI

Y i
@earunoet 1911.
&apital $4,000, llebcrihub $4,000
@utbaben iiber $15O.O0O.
Betreibt elm alIsemetncs 8anfseiddft.
8esablt 4 8rosent auf Belts epoiten.
Be3ahlt 3 Yrp5ent auf SpartSeppiiten.
Sat Stterbeits-9 epuiits&afteu al uernie.
then.
uno bittet ireunbliht INN cure 8unb-
ihaft.
9irettoren:
Simon Speaer, 6. q. @eper,
9. g%naelbreeht, u. 4. Rueuer.
9teo. 8uid,monn, Gbas. %. S,ueu
Senrp 9anaenbers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-05
MEMBER ROYAL ACADEMY


 Rome, January 4.-PreSident Wilson was made a member of the Royal Acad- emy of Science this morning.
 The President and Mrs Wilson were seated between the King and Queen. while among others present were American Ambassador Page and other members of the diplomatic corps and many distinguished Italian officials and scientists.
 Senator D'Onidio. president of the academy, hailed the President as the V orthy representative of the culture ot the new world. which now revivifies the sncient culture of the old world. In reply, President Wilson said:
 "Your Majesty, Mir President and Gentlemen of the Academy: I have lis tened with the profoundest apprecia- tion tb the beautiful address which you have been kind enough to deliver, and I want to say how deeply I appreciate the honor you have conferred upon me in permitting me to become a memb CT of this great academy, because there is a sense in which the continuity of human thought is in the care of bodies like this. There is a serenity. long view on the part of science, which seems to be of no age but to carry human thought along from generation 70 generation freed from the elements of passion. .Therefore. it is. I dare say. with all men of science matter or profound regret and shame that science should in q nation which has made science it's boast have been put to such dishon-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-05
ONLY CREW REMAINS .ON STRANDED SHIP.
Last of 25OO Soldiers Aboard Northern Pacific Re
 moved Yesterday
By Associated Press

Fire Island, N. T.. January 4.-Oniy the crew of the stranded transport Northern Pacific remained aboard the vessel tonight, the last of the 250o sol diers aboard the steamer when Sha grounded having been removed today. Fair weather was promised for tomor- row when it is proposed to take off half of the crew
 While a watch of 10 or 20 men would be sufficient to hold title to the tranS- port against salvagers, Captain Con- nelly decided to retain a skeleton crew of 250 to assist the wreckers, whose efforts to release the ship have failed thus far.
 Captain Connolly reported that his vessel was taking no water. The ship, he said, was in excellent condi- tion and the crew in good spirits, though anxious to get ashore.
 Captain Meade, coast guard veteran, said the transport. standing so high on the beach. would remain intact almost indefinitely in moderate sea, but predicted that the big craft would oe pulled off on the first flood tide ac- companied by an inshore wind, which would increase the depth of the water covering the sand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-05
Welfare Head Calls On
 Public During Cold Spell

"On the eve of the new year, Tues day night, the driver of the relief coal wagon on his way home to the Vel fare home, after a day of hard work delivering charity coal to the poor, was feeling happy in having helped so many families to comfort, to begin the new year. was suddenly run down by a reckless driver on big furniture truck was thrown to the ground and bruised up, the wagon smashed and the mule crippled badly" said Rev. W. S. Brown yesterday. ''The team was put out of business in this coldest part of the winter when the poor are clamoring for coal.
 What is needed under this stress of weather is a few teams or auto trucks to deliver several tons of coal. The department of, relief and correc- tion has received only five cars of coal so far this winter. At least ten cars will be needed. Nineteen were given last winter by the coal operators.
 What want now is what was done
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-05
ALL ROME CHEERS

Rome Friday, January 3.--Tt seemed as if all Rome had turned out today to cheer President Wilson on his drive from the Quirinal of the Parliamentary building
 for the delivery of his address to the
 Chamber of Deputies. It was the first
 time in the history of the Parliament
 that a foreign guest had been greeted in- side the Parliament building by the Sem
 ate and Chamber assembled in joint
 session. All the members Of the Parlia-
 nlent joined in the ovation as the Presi- dent was ushered in by the presidents
 of the Senate and the Chamber of Depu- ties.
 While the ceremony was in progress the entire city was illuminated, large in- scriptions electrically lighted, reading: "Viva America" Viva Wilson The cheering on the Presidents en- trance lasted five minutes. In the trib- unes beside King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Elena were the Duchess of Aosta, the Duke of Genoa Mrs. Wilson. Miss Margaret Wilson and the diplomatic corps.
 "The league of nations was foretold by Plato, while the spirit of Christopher Columbus exults today over the Italio- American union.'' said Giuseppe Mar cora, president of the Chamber of Depu- ties. in addressing President Wilson. l After luncheon at the Quirinal today President Wilson. accompanied by Mrs Wilson and Miss Margaret Wilson called l or the powager Queen Margherfta and l the Duchess of Aosta.
 | On his return to the Quirinal at 4:S o'clock the President received delega 1 ton from the San Luca academy. a school of art founded in 157T which pre- sented him with a diploma of honorary membership
 President Wilson thanked the delega-
 ton and assured the members thai
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-05
DR. MOTION TALKS
 TO CORRESPONDENTS
 FEN ROUT ETO EUROPE
Tuskegee Principal Alludes to Crow ing Cordial Relations Between
 Races in Southern States

Tuskegee, January .-(Special)-Dr. K. R. Moton, successor to Booker T. Wash- ington as principal of the Tuskegee in stitute was called upon to speak to the party of correspondents on the steamer "OriZaba" while en route to France Aft CT referring to the contribution the negro has made to the development of America by his cheerful, forgiving and happy dis position and his ability to laugh. amid diversity, pr. Moton emphasized especial lyN the economic value of the negro to the development of the country. He said among other things that through the unbounded resources of the south, agri- culturally and otherwise, with it's abun- dant rainfall and wonderful climate and
 with an increased demand for the prod
 ucts that the south can produce economically, also with the industrial
 renaissance which is sweeping all over
 the south the negro is absolutely indis-
 pensable to any large southern develop
 ment for we must remember that 10 per cent of the land tiled in the south is owned by negroes, and ti&t 70 per cent of
 all the agricultural products raised in the south is done by negroes, either as landowners themselves, or renters or crop pers, not to mention the large number included among those who work as hired , la bor. No one knows and appreciates this more than do the southern, white peo- pie themselves,f and with the growing fe-Ing of friendship between the races ! and with the desire and efforts on the ! part of southern white people generally, otwithstanding the all too frequent out 1 breaks, racial misunderstanding and bit | terness, the outlook for the south and ! the north for sympat athetic cooperation between the races and success of the 1 highest development of our beloved coun- i try was never more encouraging than l it is today
 He also said that the south had been 1 heroic in it's efforts for the education of | the colored and white children, notwith- standing the fact that the schools are
 yet very inadequate; generally due to the poverty of this section as compared with
 the north, and along with the industrial
 renaissance there was very significant
 educational renaissance sweeping over ! the south manfesting itself in de- ,termined effort to have adequate educa- tional facilities for all the children of
 the south, black even as white. He men, ] tioned the fact that Alabama and Vir- 1 ginia had already enacted compulsory | educational laws. and he predicted that others would follow. 'The time has
 come" said pr. Moton, when the United States should give adequate financial aid in educating the children of the United l States. that business of the national gov
 eminent should be to judiciously see to it, by money and advice. that every child is trained for citizenship. Only
 thus can America come to its highest de
 velopment and only thus can democracy be really genuine and lasting
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-05
Judge Curtis Will Hold Special Session
 Colbert Circuit Court

Montgomery, January 4.-(Special.) Judge J. J. Curtis, circuit judge of the Jasper district. late Saturday was desig mated by the chief justice. John c. An derson, of the supreme court to conduct the special session of the Colbert c,r- cult court at Tuscumba. The special ses- sion convenes Monday. The court is called to conduct searching probe of the lynching of two negroes in Colbert county, and also to try several prom : nent persons who are under indictment for either assisting in the lynchngs or being indirectly connected with them. Judge Charles P. Almon is engaged try ing cases in another branch of the court and the chief justice designated Judge Curtis in his place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-05
STATE ASKED FOR
 100000 ACRES FOR
 RETURNING TROOPS

Montgomery, January 4.-(SpeciaLl Alabama will be asked to furnish 100000 acres of land for returning soldiers, ac ccrdng to P A. Welly, assistant en- gineer of the reclamation department of the United States. Mir. Welly spent Saturday in Montgomery comforting with the council of defense. chamber of com merce and business men. He left Satur- day night for point in Texas, where he will inspect available land. He will re- turn to the state in three weeks to in- spect lands offered in Alabama. He said the governments plan to furnish land to the soldiers is similar to the one al ready tried out in Australia. This plan, he said, has been successful.