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The Monte Vista journal., 1901-11-02

". J. Bryan will speak in Den
yer this Saturday night he
will be welcomed by mn immense
crowd.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-11-02

The only two candidates that are
sure Of an election in this county
are Judge M"ryNt and Herman
Schraier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-11-02

Tom Cochran WAS county Sss.ss.
or in Iowa tire. years and h.
thinks he will make n good
assessor for Rio Grnnde county.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-11-02

Tho sample ballot came IN on u.
Thursday somewhat unexpected
and Il kept our forcs busy all dizzy
setting Il up.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-11-02

The attorneys Of this city have
all been nj Saguschc during the
week attending district cour,.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-11-02
Presbyterian Church.

Sunday morning sermon-"Old
Wells" Sunday evening sermon
-"Son Remember
The young peoples chorus led
the singing last Wednesday night
very nicely. We are glad TO mn
nounce this as feature of our
Wednesday night service.
The missionary concert next
Wednesday night with special
selections by the chorus.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-11-02

DIR. W. A. Packard and wife
returned home Friday morning
from their eastern trip.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-11-02

Senator Moody made n trip to
Boulder last week TO examine n
new process of extracting values
from low grade ore. The new pro
cess is II discovery by Assayer
Boehm of Denver. From n care
full inspection Mr.. Moody became
satisfied that this process will
handle the Jasper ore at reason
able expense per ton. Mr.. Boehm
returned with Senator Moody TO
thoroughly inspect the camp with
n view of putting in mill here.
Capt. Nichols is also satisfied that
he has process that will handle
the Jasper rock and he proposes to
thoroughly demonstrate his pro
cess. And there ARE others.
Look for a big boom in the spring
from Jasper to Summi,villc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-11-02

:. NJ. Brugh, Of Denver, has
been in the city several days on
real estate business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-11-02

As We 20 10 press i, is very en-
couraging for the election of all
the candidates on the populi>t and
republican tickets. except for com
missioner: that seem. 10 Ice con,
ccdcd 10 Schradcr. Under such
circumstances about half of the
candidates will be disappointed
when the votes are counted Tues
day night. Aside from Schrnd,r
c. X. Buck will poll the largest rc.
publican vote, for the reason that
he has been in the trensurcrS office
four years and hn. made lots of
friends 10y his oblieing disposition.
Such things count when man Is
up for office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-11-02

The county commissioners met
Friday to make the tax levy tor
the ensuing year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-11-02

Colorstlo's new oil field IN Arch.
ulettn county is attracting many
people from New Mexico in.
tent ON securing claims. say per.
sons who come in from Psgoss
SpriuRs. A. yet no oil hxs been
reached but everybody 10 expect.
ing IL,
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-11-02

Enos Strawn hes been out IN
tho bile hunting since Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-11-02

Supreme cour, says he could not
enjoin the xsses-ors board Both
justices sgree that Judge Dixon
exceeded his authority IN issuing
the injus'ion restraining the board
Of assessors from proceeding with
it's work. Tn. opinions do not IN
any way refer 10 the new revenue
law. Its cons'i,utionAl,ty remains
n question for future decision n,
the hands of the court. and this
will not be taken mp before the
January term.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-11-02

The ID. Il II. G.. are making i'm
at the station here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-11-02

would say that the delingu
which appears in this paper,
short.
When the merchant, M
The ID. Il II, G. are making i'm
provemenis at the station here.
The county commissioners met
Friday to make the tax levy tor
the ensuing year.
:. NJ. Brugh, Of Denver, has
been in the city several days on
real estate business
DIR. W. A. Packard and wife
returned home Friday morning
from their eastern trip.
The attorneys Of this city have
all been Ut Saguache during the
week attending district court.
". J. Bryan will speak in Den
yer this Saturday night. he
will be- welcomed by mn immense
crowd.
:. Pridy. who has been "a, Hope.
we'll, New Mexico. since the first
ot August has returned to the
Home.
District Attorney Pitcher went
to Denver Thursday To se- his
wife who is there for medical
treatment.
The only two candidates that are
sure Of an election in this county
are Judge Mnrysit and Herman
Schfader.
W. ID. Pendell has been contin.
ed To his bed some time with uuitc
n severe attack OF pneumonia hut
ls now improving.
Potatoes have been quoted this
week nj II o. in this market. But
II IL difficult 10 gel narrow yHnge
cara for the southern irnd-.
Tom Cochran WAS county Hss.ss.
or in Iowa tire. years and he
thinks he will make n good
assessor for Rio Grnntle comfy.
Charles Williams. u ranchman
near Alsmosn, has bought one 81
the Will Nash brick houses aud
has moved his family here To
attend school
Adjutant West. who has been "a,
Boulder for the pnst week on n
visit, was expected home to-day.
hut on account Of his wifc'- health
wis detained.
Johnnic Shaw was kicked IN the
stomach Nv n horse. nj school
Thursday. liz was taken home and
"a doctor summoned. Friday he
sscmssl quite we'll nMl Il IL hoI,c.l
that nothing serious will rcsuIt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14

: Mm gienlfag fano bic ontlid)e
Gtimnsnsdbtung i'm Gonareb Eait.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
9amo LIT SanO

init tc,a Riidaana Der geu0lteruns in
NranireiG, i'm 8ersleib nit anoeren
0O!terlbaften, 9ebt Der 9lieoer9ans Der
franS0ilAen Sprabe, Die ieiner 3eit
beltimmt ichien, Die WsltIprade au mer-
ben. 9la4 superldlligen itatiitiidsn
Grbebungen fprebsn beute nur nod
go Millioncn Menlden franaofii1. oa.
aeaen beutfb IS Willionen, ruiilh 80
WliIlionen. enQliih 100 MilliOnen.
Nriiber mar oas Gran30fiih Die aus.
ihlieBlibe Spra1e Der diplomatic /;
beute befreiten ihr oas Seuti1e nno
oas gngliibs bieie yebeutuna, ipdb.
reno oas ebemals berahtete 9eutItb bic
5prade Der 0iilenibaft unb bas gne=
lil6e oiejenise oes 9anoslsoprfebrs ge.
moroen lit. Gieier 9batbefano loa
bon einem franS6liihen Genats=@omite
unterfuht uno beleubtet lperben. Der
geridt oiefes gomites pirb nint nur
fiir 5rantrei6, ionoern fir Die ganae
Welt BON hpbem ssntereile 1ein, miro er
bod bo9tpidtiae Doltsmirtbidaftli9e
uno politifbe probleme beriibren mlf=
len. oeren 9raalueite aneelints Der ge.
idiloerten 3ultdnoe In Grantreid fdon
81 Sage tritt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
gpIDatett foiten GEN.

Der prdiioent bat bic gorlaae I'M.
terieihnet. ourd tpeI1e bic ifebenoe Nr.
NEE auf 100000 Wann feitaeHeal
miro. Dieies 6eer su erbalten foifel
Der Gepublif in runber 6umme 100
Nillionen Dollars jdbrlib. geffaaen
oiirfen iih Die Yemunberer bes sSmpe=
rialislnus rliGt iiber oieIe enorme Mas.
|aabe, fie. ifimnten ia bnb bafiir i'm
glopember 1900. Melb eil berrlider,
|foltbarer 5ieg iiber Die ndrriihen 9e=
inofraten. Die BON s}mperiaIismus
|nibts tpilien nollten.
Ser ih6nlie Mib babel lit ober Der,
oaB oiele 100, 600 Wann niht ausreis
den, Inn oas RoloniallDTiem burdsu.
fiibren. Sie auperldili9iten Cfii5iere
beribten, bnB iuenialtens 10000 Mann
.nothig ieie,i, nm bic Silipinps osut
@ube 81 brinaen". folsliA bleiben nur
40, 900 Wlann iibrig, I'M @uba unb
Porto Stico eliidlid gu MAIDEN. Srei=
lib, lpbalo Die 3unft oaran gebt, gnba
au unlai;Fen", bann niinnt es ne1r als
10000 Mann, llm oieie .3ebellen" 3u
oberubiaen". Spailien berluhte es
300 SaDte lann Guba ilao Die pbilip-
plnen 81 rlterlperien, bradte es ieooh
ME fertig. gs miro ufiieren Splooten,
tapfer iuif Iie lino. ebeniomenie ipie Den
Spaniern gelinaen, trppildes alilna
Gno guerifia=Griege 81 bemaltisen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
0ie 9samfsG.ber bor 0egid,t

Mie unIere 2sler miHen. muroe am
l3. 9eSember. Mor9ens stpii9en Slpei
uno Orej llbr. bon elmer &duberbanos
BON ooer 6 Damn in Sbanesuiae cir
9anfraub periibt. Sie Gduber bra=
den in Die 90ri6ud 8anf. ipreneten
Die @elbfpinbe unb erbeuteten $2l0O.
slm nahIien Sage tpuroen in Bridge
port brei Mdnner perbaftet, Die in
0ollomap Den WoraenSua Der 6. 8. &
W. @iienbabn beftieaen hatten. unb Die
I'M 8er0ahte hanoen. on oem 8ant=
raube betbeilist 81 iein. Sieielb.n
'puroen nod 9lem Ybilaoelphia ee=
bra6t uno nab einem 8orpert0r po,
Mapor MfsD in @rmanelune Der er=
foroerli1en 9iiraidaft in Die Sail ge.
ibift. 2ebte Wo9e ipuroen Die Nrre=
iianten. Die lid sSobn Dap, 9obert DR..
0alep uno Sobn Gibaeralb nennen, por
Den &ibter aebrabt. 9aD betannte
/ lid i6uloia uno Die Bro5slls geaen
0alep uno Sibgeraio fameu oieIe @O=
[ be aur 8erbanolune.
Ser prnaeb aeaen SaleD beaann am
Wontag Morgen uno enoete am Siens
tag Nabmittaa nit einsm urtbeil auf
f0uloig. Die getpeiie naren 10 iiber=
mdliiaeno. baB Die gertheioi9ung auf
Die Boriiibruna eieener 3eusen Ser
| Si6t leiIfete.
Der proseB gegen 6ibaeralo be9anu
seitern Worueil lno belite um Ii llbr
eribeilte Der Ribter ben @el1mornen
|ieine Snltruttioner, bod baben bieIe
sur 3eit, Do mir sur Nreiie aeben. nod
|tein 8eroift eingebradt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
wroblematiiae 1at,,reu.

Wlou neritebi barnnter 2eute noie feiner 2aae oe=
iuodsn ino uno benen fctte 3aiogt barans entfteht
ber nn9ehere Mioeritreit Der bas Seben pbne @enus
oer5ebrt Golce satirsn finoet mnn bsIonbers aabls
reid inter cen &rnrfet, ote on Yerbauunasitbrnroen
Wattigfet 3er5Hopien, GettpiHoeI, Gelbiunt 2eber.
nb Slereufranfbeiten ino 9BaiierIndt lciben 9t,ez
mails ro e Der 2aae in Der iie d) befinben aepad)a
ppr benz Werna9ldiiigen ihres Seibens marnt; nuo
ealS fbnnen iie af Der anbereH Gete fpemn iie iid
bres qesabrliden Snitanbes bspuRt gepprhei iilio in
telm bon beneit ie eiues mad bem abersu one erfola
prpbiren aenugtbnn. cs iei beun, oab ELL eati9er
mtcn5d tie aud bel 3eter ppr bleiem ieibitm5rber-
Sre!oen ipornt 81 jeaem nnsehearen geioerftreite
6en fDnuten penn ne perninffig heahete. lpeun ie
b Dem eitsi9en 6eilmittel bas ibnen Geeinlis brns
gen fann. aupenoen iuiirben: bsn heriibnttsu ct
Beraarb &yderptllen bic fir Is Gents In iener Mpps
tbefe 5n haben fno. Ste be.fen ftetS mas 1auenbe
pom aebeiltn sprpblsmatiidsn ytatdyen nit Greiloe
beaengsu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
Git, snSaiiMes SeTsit.

Der @onsreB libt betreIfs 9sous:
bon Rspeniien spiiden snsi stiblen
Der sa ltarte gnItlum auf Die Ginnab.
naequellen, Der Ii1 atf 1860 Mtillionen
beiduft, fam es mad, li6 5ieLsn. oak
Der GdaBants-Sefretdr Sage lib ei.
nem 8eIiait ssaeniiber befinoet. Ser
Sefretdr uno Ger Br1iioent bsfprahen
Die Sad)e in Der Gabinetsiibung uno
Die Mit9lieoer oes 6inans-@ -@olnites Dee
Senatss bitlten ebenfalls cine Sibunq
ab, i'm cen GorihIag, Die ssriees.
iteugrn gum Getraae bon 40 Willionen
8ol!ar5 su ernabigen. 5u bsfprsden.
'Ob9leib pom 8plfe allaemein ein Wi,
oerruf Der Stempslfcller uno geieiti=
auna Der ON meiIien oriifcnben Iriegs=
iteuern perlan9t iuirb. piro Der 6enat
ieoem 8ruds iuieeriteasn, biz ale Gin
|nabnequtllen aenau unterIudt uno Die
NeipillianngsaEtgdse liab WaBsabe be.
lfatiAt lno.
eSm Senat MAIDEN fig bereits oiele
Stinmer gelteilo, welbe bon elmer Ge.
button iiberbaupt nidts miien !pollen,
biz Die Sur6t pDr einem Geiisit ner-
i4mnnoen 1T. Ser Brdlioent bot al.
leroinas in ieiner 8otidaft anf elm;
GrmdBiaung binaetpieien, aber Die aus
b,raep0bnli0en 8eluilligunsen fir bas
0cer uno Die 8totte, ioluie fir Hlub-
uno 9afer= ul,o anoere 0erbeIierunsen
l6einsn Die Nneelegen6eit in Elm gang
anoetes 2id5t seiebt 81 bQben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
Wemeite NaNrid)te,t.

Sn Wien III 0ailan T., Serbiens fri
jbfrer GSnig, seltCrten.
| Sn Spanien linb unruben ausaetrc
den. Das ganb iheint am gpraten,
einer 9eYrlution gu lteben.
Mn ben ganfen spu Neufunolani
1T Elm srobes, unbefannteS 6abrse,is ae.
lfranpet uno man tefiirebtet, sae lamints
libe an Spro bsfifplihe YerIpnsn unter-
9esaasen linb.
SIM 9aag, Solllnb, bat Die 5s6,eit Den
&Dntain Bilbrlr,ine nit Ser3os 6einrid,
son Wedlfntars unter srebam Subel Der
SfpSlffrans ffattsefunoen.
Sn 8afu, am &alpilben Meer, fat elm
petrclenmbranp ungfbenren SAaren am
.seridtet. Ter Shanen betraat6 Miuios
nrn 3ubcf. 6 Menlhen fano man tpot,
LOO itnb pfrfeBt 100 pernen Sermi6t.
gun Sao-Gfrifa fummt Die Sunbe,
General De g8et lei nit 5000 Mann In
pic Gapeolpnie cinseprunsen. gis iesf
IT es ben gn9lanosrn ni6tg geluussn. ben
fii9ncn 5iibrer suriidsutrftbrn.
Sa Gnalanb matlt tnfclae beiIen pel
@unlh nach 5rieben licb aeltcnb. unb ee
btiBt lApn, eer peutlde 6ailer g2ilbelm
babe aitf Den sRunlA prs neucn 6Gnies
nit Sbm &rilser unterbanolun9en anse
fnupit.
Geprdlentant S6ap son ylcp Sort
friiber .ebef- Spmmanecur Der @rpben
arnce Der Reputlif, 1T in 0atbinatrr
piOBliA scm Sdlase rabinseraft nor.
Dcn.
6ran gation LIT auf iDrem &reu8ue
8e9en Die gEirtblbaltsn in Gbieasu ein-
setrcfen, Sat aber pcblweislicb ibr YeiI
oabeini aclaien. G5 tefreiat pies, baB Dts
8rau ni1t 10 perriidt it, ais lis fib an
lteat. Sic peib gut oenus, paB Te ii,
ebieagp irfort eingeiteft wIrpe, loball
iie lih unterite9en miirpe, fremhss gisen
tlum gu beldbapisen. sic iebt naber ibrf,
3erfprun9swutb ipeiie SAranfen unt
Part bielelte fir glags, ipo Fa tsine G5c=
fabr lauft eenn mean ie aiih Sbafes.
fN"N wv S'HIt"r " tHttb i11 tptpt pHb puE
eeiifre 2bfti Der lapferfeit Surliht 1T.
Sn Der in unierer Staats6auptltapt
absebaltenea Gpnfcrena spilAsn 0ruten=
teiIssrn uae @rlbenarbeitern bat man
fb rabin gfsinist, nag Die tisberiae gcbn.
lfala irabreno pes laufenosn SabreS II
Rrait tleiten lcll.
Jn Cincinnati lca morasn gbenb IL
Der San9erfeiibalf elm Baulttan,pf itatt
Fnncn, uno Der grtras pelclten lit posr
beltinmt, ras Def3it pes lebteu Gdnser:
felte5 Su peden. Das fam aber Der bn.
NAME Sinn nnieres 0uupsrneurs mid!
,useten nnb er iclI 3wei 8esimenter un,
ierer Staatsmilis aufscboten baten, mn
pen 6aultfampf nit 9ewalt gu Yerbin.
bern. - Qieter einise 9nbenp Menl6sr
aieperiNieben, ais suseten, RAP lieb sms
prcfsllicnelle &lppHshter mad allen Ste,
geln Der &unlt eermpteln!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
= 9urd, Den Griea in e5iibofrifo

: Gurd ben Rriea in 5iioafrita bot
Der casIiIde Wortldab peridisosne 8e-
reiheranaen erfabren, iaat elm enali.
iaes 8latt. Eas III big jsbt ouD un-
9efdhr Die ein5iae Bereiberuna. fpslhe
Die Gnaldnoer als RriessreIaltat outs
5nsueilen perln6gen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
EviefffMc.

Stir bic am 9. 6eb. enbenbe Wode
blieben folgenbe nibt reflan.irte Yriefe
auf Der bieIigen Ypltpfiice:
George @rripus cohn Macgribe
Nlrs. Muna GngliID Soiepb GDra
g. a. Subn. Saniel Giaa3.
tobias Gubn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-02-14
g. 81. Dearborff, g. M.

WolIt Sbr CUTE ulo bitliae Gtie-
|fel ooer Gdnbe ID aeht 81 Soan Gfert
an Siio.yroaopau. AZ
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-18
DON'T BE HUMBUGGED-LEF
EVERY DEMOCRAT STAND
BY HIS PARTY.

The present ballot law was obliged
to be passed to prevent the Repuoll-
cans from colonizing the negroes from
the Carolinas, from Virginia aud ftom
the District of Columbia in this State
in order to make it safe for the Repub-
lican party. The law may hurt some
good Democrats, hut it could not be
avoided at this time. Let these men
stand by their party aud help to elect
Democratic Legislature, when white
men will be protected. Tue state
should be controlled hy the vote of
the white men. Their should be no
negro domination Without the thirty
thousand illiterate negrues who vote
the Republican ticket there would be
no Republican party in Maryland.
Don't let the R publieans humbug
you by talking about a Democratic
Legislature disfranchising the poor
man. Ask them what they attempted
to do when they urged the passage of
the infamous Force bill. which was
only defeated by the courageous work
of Senator q rman. Now is the time
to stand 10y your party.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-18
VOTE FOB TIE DEMoCsAq
DRLRGATE TICKET.

We SIX every eSndid man in this
county il there ever was a better deli
esSss ticket nominated by any party
IN this county, Look st the names q
tue inca On the Democratic ticket
They Srs among the most prominent
SUd wsll-se-Sso farmers in the county
They represent the best interests OF
oSr pSosse. TAsss gentlemen are abso1
lassly ~isAo1s Instructions and are
oSplsigsd in every way. They will
ses ser the eess interests Of their party
ard their ce1asy. Lei no man be IN
eecsd - vsss against them on account
q tie Gorn,za eezssca Some people
are - nS<rog-zizsSed and prejudiced
shst they nav sex TO induce some
Democrats - voss against our Delegate
sSesss eecsas they nay not like TINS
Hisn q thai na2a- his is no time ior
ssaeA spite worS- Scar in mind tna1
Z the RspaAlsa&sS Ess the Legislature
sosS viii ress SoeA AVS IS viii proIect
tie a6esrsss oaSro vSter and 1t will peJ|
years esesrs a nemoerat will see y
change q &azn6asssralipus. b0n'f isl
aaySae Sssv~ YEA sNsy nom youI
party at this eAxsseA III
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-18
VOTE HcS Tx cxNecSarrc
COUNTY N>NMESscNgSS
Ant rS<S 81 SESS 81
Soc- ccSNwx
ScAr$

Ns es< AZ ssaI Sfss sSseaS01 a. ra4
A-sssss a SssaAsasS ss4nSx "a 1ae
siasnrse "a waSna Nar SsanSx Su@as
assse sssst 1ssSseaseS llx s;ls 1iaiss-scs a
Sa& &asrS a. <ssnnS Commissioners
ras $snsnasaSsn nsnsss-s have Sans
ase s~ss aEsse u ma ~zs a annrrwsasS
eaz's~uissc rssAzS >ass~ sane acs ssaus
scssaess wpss sSrHazsseS 81 ssrSsaasr-
s,sa &xsSass sascsa ssusAS aa~e assu
'fs<eS ~ asl~ anssCs~~sssa& ts ra> rrMiS
rases sssrs ss-rSaNE>s 1ars sssss sslUw@sf
~ VS. ssass rsss slrl agSs ~ SINE -suaS>.
sssSsssN~sssS rrs wsz:a 'ssssis sarf asaSasss.
We aa-e assR ~ws ,rsssss ~ snssrs Nsise
= Republics &ass q esuussssousrs
Iii - r<ss ~ = asz,ps = eaanSSs. ne
Hssns&raks& &acS ~ esnanssssnunus
aaNs ssssszeS ,ffsensse~aS a. 3nrorx~
~ seansSs craisS rsss wsit - - d
.flaG eur essAss ~ snpc1snsS al eaae
rer S01S ssssSsassss sell - 80 ~ <asiS
y assas@ e.s< Szais - ~ rs.,osA e
go esenkss Hsea ~ M wesns~sazisl
sseas~ @osaanissAuSsSS aAg ~
sanaa& - ~ nsse d zsr >lensSs
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-18

forty negro women. whilst thcre were
but three hundred and seventy-elpht
white mon apd niue white women in-
generated there. According TO the
Federal census, M given In the Sun
almanac Of 1901, the total population Of
Mar,land IN 1000 WAS l,l9O,050. The
rcgl stored vote was, for the same year,
sla, $50 This was fraction over one
voter to every four persons. The regis
tered negro votc was 6T,2Si, At the
ratio " one 10 four that would make
the negro population about or little
over 80. 900 aud the white population
something over oi5.0O Upon this
basis ass negro convicts would repre-
sent nearly one convict for each four
hundred of negro population, AT the
same ratio SSf white convicts would
represent about one convict in every
two thousand four hundred aud odd OF
the white population. Thus the ratio
Of negto convlcts to the total negro
population issiN times greater than the
ratio ~ white convlets to tue total
white population, Is there any
wondvr then that morc negroes than
whites ate arrested by the paliocs Aud
~ Il any wonder that We Insist the
nesrN has nc right 10 participate, by
the elective nanchise In the goverS.
ment nj the Statcs
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-18
melting the Negroes.

Does not the Republican party
see that it is melting its black
allies to destruction-what does
il careg WIN II not read the
record Of crime that has been
made by the negro because OF
just such appeals as this-appeals
which seem TO the negro to give
him hcense-what does it cares
Cannot il see that by such words
rs appear in this appeal it is ieop,
ardiziug the property and live
of our men and the lives aud
honor of our women-what does
il cares What does the Repub.
lican party care il the white ma
lority has to pay enormous sums
to support negro paupers, to pun
ish negro crimiualsf Nothing.
for the burden on the Republican
minority is small. What does
the Republican party care for the
safety of our personSs Nothing!
for under Republican admins.
trations the negro is the pet of
the officers of the law. What
does the Republican party care
for the honor of our womeul
Nothing, tor il is constantly en-
eo0MglOg the negro to feel ST,
cure in his criminal courses. Bur
what Of the white meN-theSe
Republican poitieians-to whom
we can point, and upon whom we
can directly fix the blameg What
Of IoueS, Gather. EdmondSon.
Ceale, Barron, Forester, Men.
tell, Peasants, BeaSley aud Ste,
pReOS' Ii the appeal made by
che Republican party to the ne,
gre is to its eternal shame-aud
who can deny thiSt-thea the sig.
natures 1T these Mea To such an
Sppeal is t. their lasting dis
credit. They are gully of l0eis
lNg the negroes against the
whites 10 secure n black vote.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-18
n SNLCC TIC CCCSS s
MEANS THE SAFETY OF
GUS HOMES

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WHAT THE UNITED STATES
CENSUS SAYS.

OF the male prisoners in the
United States 1898 were col
ored. AS the proportion Of the
negroes 70 the white is as 1920
70 100 il viii be seen that. speak
ing proportionately. there are
three male negro criminals to one
white male criminal, and the fe-
male negro criminals maintain
the proportion. This is consid-
e-ing a0 crimes. the lesser being
grouped with the greater, but
when we classify the crimes we
ind that four times as many male
DsgrOes as male whites commit
crimes against the person, and
about six times as many female
nsS-Oes IS female white. In
Pennsylvania. g distinctly North
e-n State. where exist the condi-
lions upon which Northerners so
enormously insist, we find that
n 1891 p-oporionally to popu-
lS1lo1- eight times as many, male
csS-oss snd fifteen times as many
osg-osS OF both sexes as whites
were imprisoned The total num-
oe~ o. arrests Of negroes in Phil
s6s1Qe-s hss been constantly in
e-sSSScg. sc5 this is 50 of other
cities IS well; for example in
CescSSo ths increase has been,
ISSo-iSS. twice as many blacks
- white 1885, $50. three times
IS Es2y, 1890 onward. four
11-ss IS many, This is the story
q 11s Csso-5ey Of the Northern
c--5sS, ~GoA re consider because
q ee2S Constantly told by
zcG5 -oe rstoz-s-s that in the
Sor1S - oS-o. beczuss OF polit.
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IL esSz co1sSS1c1S
WI 1Asss ssc1s before US
1as-s cS2 oe no doubt that. as
A@S ees1 sd he -ose ignorant
a-1ss @2crS S2S criminal class
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