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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29

 meeting of the directors of the Busi- ness Mems league, scheduled for last night. was postponed, and will be held some time during this week.
 Goes After Murderer-Deputy Sheriff Bob Collier will leave this morning for Montgomery, where he goes after Win James, negro alleged to have murdered a negro woman here short time ago. The woman whom James killed lived near the corner of Eighth avenue and Twenty-third street. James was cap tured by the Montgomery authorities a few days ago.
 Mrs. CIarke's Condition Critical-The 6 condition of Mrs. Gus Clarke, who was accidentally shot by her husband Mon day at their home near Hanceville, was reported last night at the Hark ness-Long infrmary as being critical, The bullet entered the abdomen, passed through the intestines and lodged in the vertebra. The fntestines are per- forated in number of places, and the chances for the recovery of the patient are small. Mrs. Clarke Is accompanied by her husband, Gus Clarke. who Is grief-stricken over the accident.
 Membernhip Banquet Tomorrow-The membership banquet at the Young Men's Christian association tomorrow evening will be an event of unusual interest This Is the closing event in the recent membership campaign and all new members and those securing new members will be guests of honor. pr. F. N. Seerley of Springville. Mass. will be present and make the principal address. "A Study of the Mind and the Body Is the subject he has selected for discussion. Dr. Seerley is head of the department of psychology at tlfe Springfield Training school and has an extensive reputation as a lecturer on scientific subjects. The hour set for the banquet is e:30 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29
CITY ITEMS.

League Meeting Postponed - Tho meeting of the directors of the Busi- ness Mems league, scheduled for last night. was postponed, and will be held some time during this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29
Green undertaking Company.

oHAw. The Undertaken. 21Os and 11o o9h avenue. Both phones 3.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29

Neubourne 6 spaIn. Und .'kers. Tel. lss9.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29
THE WEATHER.

Washington, December 2S.-weather forecast: Alabama-Fair Wednesday and Thursday; variable winds.
 Mississippi--Fair Wednesday. slightly colder in north: Thursday variable winds.
 The following is the local report of the United States weather bureau at Bir- mingham for 24 hours ending at p. m.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-08-12

Ser in Waterloo, Soma, erT6eiaens
be .Seutfd 2lmeritaner@ bat
feinen 38. Sahrqane angetreten.
Menn Der 6leiB uno bic 1mlidt, nit
tpelder 9oaege 5innern iein BIatt her-
ausaiebt. re6t anertannt miiroen, oann
follie in ieinem WirtungstreiFe Der
! 3euiih= =2lmerifaner~ in teinem oeut-
i6en 6anIe feblen.
Die Subelausaabe geleeentIib bes
25iaariaen Beltebens Der ,Sop a
Hefprm4 In Davenport lift enoliA
brlldfertig unb mir ieben ibrem Gm=
pfang 9eipannt entge0en. Dat lis Der
Idnei0igeH > GeForm4 ale gbre MAIDEN
miro. 1T fiber. gBir iperoen nad
Durdiidt Derfelben ndber Darauf su=
rlldf0mmsn.
Safolae unabmeisbnrer 0riinDe miro
Die fiir 5iour ssalls In bieiem 6erbif
geplante Eonuention Des Deuii1en
prsBperbanoes bes Q9eftens nihs In Der
Wetropols 6iiDs Tatotas ltattilnben,
ionbsln mabri1einIib In BellspilIe,
81. 6pdtsr mebr oariiber.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-08-12

Auffeiner Runoe in Gpnbz
burF, q. s., entbedte friib mprgens
Wlihael 9ulp, Elm RutIder Der gill
8reab gpmpanp, einen @inbru6 i'm
Dem @rpcerhlahen pon SSofepb ..
@reene. @r fdno Die 2abentbiir off
FEN uno tpedte 6errn Greene. 0is@
Ter erinnerte Iih. Elm psr0dGti9es
Gerdui1b geb6rt Su baben, Dem m
ober peiter feline 8eahtung seIhsnit
bate. @s feLIte iih beraus. OaB Die
ginbrener burh Elm Seitenfeniter
einaeitiegen unn oen ahtbunbert
pfuno intpsren @elo5dranf bierbuns
oert SUB nett nod osm llfer eiuss
gades gsIhIeppt batten. Dort bats
ten Iie ben Sdront nit glitro>0tneez
rine ssfprengt. gliemano in Der
Rahburidaft bate stipos bon Der
GTpIoIion geb0rt, unb es miro perz
mutbet, DuB Die ginbrefer oas 9ors
beifabren zines 3uges Der 2adapans
no 8abn abparteten. NGh Der
Ar6eif naren Die @inbreher pfFenbaf
hungris oeporoen. Oenn in bic 3D.
terei BON Gbarles 2ehmdnn mar
ebenFaIls eingcbrDhen un0 eins 4nz
3abl 5emHsIn unb mshrere Gaia
9roo gsfo6len. Sir ibre mliibs er4
bielten Die GiHbreher iaoeB tpen.s.
oa Der GlelDIhrant niebts aIs glopiere
enthitIf. oss nur fir 9errn 0rtent
Don MeFih iparen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-08-12
Wait Der 2iifte @oeen
8ur1 @ebirg unb 5al
Zeppelin fDmmt geflogen
6riib i'm Waor9enitrnbl.

9eatIdlaubs beriibmter enFti9iifer
@raf Zeppelin III nun gliifli1 nit
Ieinem Reibslufti6iff Zeppelin III.
BON Der 6ranffurter .SIa@ (Sntetna-
iionale 2uftidiit Ausifellunq) naA
aOln a. Rb. geflOgen. Ser Subel Der
BeD0lterun9 mar gren5eulos. 3eppe=
lin |. lie9t in Der ertra DaFiir gebauten
2uftfdifierballe in Meg, unO Zeppelin
ii. bleibt in elmer gleihen Salle in
96ln. Meitere 3eppelins neroen fol=
gen. Sin an6eres 2nftIhiff paries
pal" fl0g bon Berlin nah Shiirin9eu
un0 suriid, obne oaB bic 9eringife
Gi0rungs portam. W6gsn audi Die
Nmeritaner 10 piel QuFbebens BON ben
6luepsrfuhen Der @sbr. bright ma=
hen, mD9en Die 6ran5oien aud gans
aus Dem 0dus6en oeraten iein, als
8leriot ben Ganal treu3te nn0 In Go=
Der lanbete, 10 iin0 oieIe getpib aner=
tenuensnerten geiffungen 0enno1 mebr
Spisleret. ipenigItens pDrIdniig. Den
erftaunli6en 3iifansleifiiuiqen Der
3eppslinitiffe, bic 1000 Wleilen III
elmer Sirede fabren uno 5000 6ub
bod fieigen, fann tsine anbere Nation
Der GrDe ebenbiirtige 2eifiungen enige=
gentiellen, ais tpieDexum Die Oeutine,
ipieoerum Die so....o Euth.@ 0ofs
fentlih erleben mir es nod, nab mir I'm
einem Zeppelin nod Der 0lfen Deis
mat fahren uno nod lfol5er auf uniers
Abftammuna als Il lanbsn.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-08-12
@DitDrtelles

Sie Gbebenue @ibrrsNelrrbntinn
in Siio. SatOta iull Inn Sftober Oieies
Sabres nod er6ffnet meroen unb oas
bprtige 2ano piro Ii6erlib cine MaHe
eieriQsr Nbnebmer finoen, Die i'm ndh-
ten 5rhbiabr (l910 ihre 9lnsmabl in
ben $50 5ptpnfbips baben meroen.
na6bem bic Snoianer ibrsv aaotments@
eef9ert baben. gluf Die 3ultdnoe In
ben SeimifdttereIerbationsn i'm Stnate
@aIbin1tDn bertueiIen mir nuf cine
anoere gtotis auf bieier Seite.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-08-12
9ie GrnteFftuation bait Der bcfann=

9ie GrnteIttuation Balt Der befann=
ie giIenbabnmngnat 5. 8. 9il BON
Der r8reat gtortbern" als cine Dorsiig-
Iibe. 6a man aber niht tpiIIen fam,
meinte n, mas nit ben 6sl0friidten
oeI6iebt, IOlan9e lie auf ben Salmen
iinD, besablt es Iih aud ni6t, elm ;Ris
Iito All Laufen. Despegen Iolten Die
isarmer fb tunIihf bseilen, Die grnte
einsubringen, Der ni9t 20 eilig
follten 1ie es baben, ibre
grooutte auf ben Mnrft 3il
bringen, gBenn lebterer iibsr=
I6pemmt tpirb, tDeroen niht bic ee=
miinI9ten BreiIe er3ielt, benn bic Ron=
Iumenten bieten nidt auf 9lrtitel, Die
fdnelIer unO in 9rDberen 9ien9sn sum
9ertauF 9ebra1t iperoen, aIs tie unters
oebraht unO Derarbeitet tperoen f6n=
men. Serr Gin iprt6t aus Erfab.
rung. @r belt i'm nDriaen Sabre ben
gBeisen suriif, big Der 9lnorang bnrs
iiber mar uno er3islte SIPS per 8u=
ibel.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-08-12
gprnn bie einper in Dtn FsIbern

0BtHH DEC WTWUIE EN UkN UtFUttW
tlappern uno Der 51nitter heimlth
Der @rnte 9olonen Seaen ausre6net,
bann m6ee er aud Ieiner ungliidlifen
Utiibriioer geoenten, rpelHe our9 9a=
qelfblaa uno 8epitterItiirme fat ibre
gan3e grnte uno ben Wtut perloren
baben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-08-12

Cine 9pci,enernte In Der 6Ghr ban
235, 100000 8ufbels tn Wtinnelota
unb ben beiOen 8atotas. 6Offentli6
it's pabr.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-08-12
Einr araniiae srenr pafiirtr nnr

Gint granIige Scene paIiirte bor
einigen &ager in gais Sslan0, bem
betannten 9fetu gorter ginmanoerun9ss
bafen. @iner 3tgeanerbanbe aus gr=
gentinien, bic 81, 500 in ShniufIas
laden unO barren @elo bel li6 bate,
puree Die 2anOun9 pelneigcrt. Sn=
fpl9eoeien fam es 5miI6en ben @in=
panoerunesbeamten unb ben traunen
@eiellen 5um regelretbteu Sample. am
Itdrtlten beteiii9ten lidb babel bic gBei-
ber uno oa man allen 3igeunern bOr=
iOr9lih leoe g8aIie Gb9enOmmen bate,
10 mari cine Mesdre ibr tlsinss aiRo
nutI1naubeno einem Beanten nit iol=
der Rraft gegsn bic Brult, baB er gu
8O0en Ititr5te. gu 9lei1er 3ett faBte
Der Slbrer Der 8anoe elm anoeres 8ino
uno i9mang es on ben SSiiBen i'm
Rreile umber. Dit boiler Wudt iblu9
Der aOpf oes Sinoes ee9en ben SAd=
bel zines geamten. unO als Der ent=
artete 3i9euner li1 bon alien Seiten
bebrdngt FAB, mari er bas SSinb ieinen
@esnern entae9en. IS fiel 81 8ooen
uno tpuroe betpubtlos BON elmer 3igeu=
nerin aufgeboben. 9tur 81 beutli9
bate Oieie 9efdbrli1e 8anbe ben 9es
weis 9eIiefert, baB Die gntideioung
Der 3ommiifdre cine pOlIbere6tigte 9e-
neIen mar.
gliht 10 graulig, aber er9reifeno,
mar fol9enoe Gintunnoerun9sicene.
Sine 5rau Rlura 8ittermaHer lanste
aus DeutI9lanb in gais sSslano an,
nm 3u ibrem @atten in @lOberspille,
u. D., gu geben. Qlls bic ,Waureta=
nia Ianoete, mar ibr Wtann ni6t ba.
5ag fir 8ag DerHrih uno ibr Gbe.
mann lam nidi. Rein 8rief, fein
9eleeramm. Der balb nerSmeiIelten
6rau uuroe nn9 9lblauf Der eewdbr=
ten 6rilt 10 Idonenb mie mDglih an=
getiinoigt oaB fie nab GnrOpa 5uriif=
transportirt Teroen miiBte. Sic Ihien
o6lIig faiIuneslos, iDies ieoe 9tabrung
Suriid, ipra9 tein gDort uno Jap nur,
in cine @de eeoriidt, ba uno 1tarrte
auf bic 3iire, als miiBte jeben Augens
bid Der griebnte erT9einen uno ibrem
entleBiiAen 2eioen Elm @nne MAIDEN.
@r fam aber nidt. un0 ais elm Beams
ter 3u ibr trat uno ibr ntitteilte, cab
lie lih sur &iidfabrt bereit balten foll=
te, iprang iie pl6Blif auf, faBte ii6
frampfhaft ans 9er5 un6 fiel tot sIl
Booen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-08-12

Gin 8cgriif bnbun, luie Der ,Irrtil
Sruf" Die glrbeiter un0 ben Wlittel:
hano auspliinoerit tpiro, 9iebt Der fOis
aenoe 8eraleia SuiI6en Dem ieBt per
Oaro fiir befere 8eiBpanren beredne=
ten 9reiIe uno Dem tiinftioen !;
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-08-12

Sic neueifr 9anbberteilung i'm
Stnnte WafblnetOn lit gS6minOellOt-
terie" getauft pOrben. iSiir Die 20OO
6armen, bic auf oem gDege Der 3ie-
bung auf ben GpOtanes, 6latbeno=
uno Occur b'Alenes ReIerpationeH Der=
teilt puroen, bnben Iid an9ebli9 iiber
800, 900 Betuerber Qemeloet. Sm
Spotane=DiItritt fommt cine 9eim=
ltdtte auf ie 5000 Npplitanten, in Der
6Iatbeao. &eIerbntion cine auf ie 1000
uno i'm Occur o'9tlenes@ebiete cine uuf
sc 800. 6infsig grOSent Der @eDiH=
ner tperoen, ME Der 3ie6un9ss Super
intenoent @itten ertlirt, bas Sano
uabrIheinlid niemals besieben Dber
balD tpieoer auFgsben, Oenn Der trirtlid
beeebrensperte 8poen 1T ben Snbia=
nern eeIafen porben uno Der Sur ger=
teiIung fommenoe Dat nur eineH gerin=
qen @ert. gei Der @Deur b'gllene
3iebung puroen Ioipeit folgenbe gla=
men Suerlt ae3Oeen g}r. /, SIibor
5elig, MDrtIe Greet, Oregon /; gtr. 2,
Sobn Seomari, Spotane, @aib.; gtr.
.3, @bas. s. @ornDel, Spotnne.
Waib.; glr. 4, 6ermanR @eubnuer,
South Tacoma, Waib.
Ser enorme anorang pon 8etperbern
fam nur ourd ben Rei3 erfldrt mere
ben, ben oas 2otteriefpiel ausiibt. Sn
ben Staaten gD1ihinoton, Mlontana
uno Sbabo Iinb Oiel before 9dn0ereien
f6pn felt Sabrsn Der 8elieoelung freis
gegsben, obne bnB Semano tie min.
8ofiir laden aber Die Gptnre, Die So=
tells, Reltaurateure uno @iienbabnen
rieli9e Genuine elm, suIammen etrpa-
s24 600, 900. gDie betannt, fnnb in
@plomater (3piiben Spotane un0
@oeur D'gllene) nod cine berbdngniBs
pole 3u9tolliIon Itatt, BEL Der piele
2nnDIu1er teiltpeiIe 9rauenpua Ser=
itiimmelt, tsiltpeiie idper berleBt tuur-
ben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-08-12
Sic sfnrre IN geaihinatun lpire ieht

Die 5arre in WalBingtnn ttlre iebt
aIiD glhdIih porldufig Dorbei.
Der neue 3oltarif III @efeb uno bas
2an6 muB iuhen, ibm Die beIfen Sei=
ten nb5uaeminnen llno Ii6 nit ibm 5u=
frieDen aeben, tpie es Der Bralibent
alIem anihein nad bereits getan bat.
sFol9enoe Ramen m6ee lib Der 2eIer
iebD9 in Ieinsn out tleben. SIN Ses
nate 9aben 9eqen Die 8Orlaqe ibre
Stimmen ab Don ben Semptr aten
bic Senatoren 8ailen, Bacon, 8anf=
heao, Chamberlain, glap, gulberion,
Daniel, 5let9er, Softer, SsraSier,
Sore, 6u9bes, Wc2aurin, Wtartin,
Renlanos. Gpermnn, 8anntsr, RaDs
ner, SbibelD. Simmons, Smith (0to. J
Smith (5. g.. Stone, 3aliaferrO
"a. 8on ben &epublitanerl
geberioge, 8rilfpp, glapp, gummins
8oliper, ga 6olette unO gtellon. (alIp
tein graipior6 unb SAMPLE na=
runterl. @r feblten Bel Der gbitins
mung Die Senatoren @lart (qlrf. },
8aDis, syobnlton, mc@mern, MDnep,
9liron, Omen, &i6arOIOn uno 8aplOr.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-08-12

30 irlig, irlig, Der Gar ui6t "a
iein !" Sin 8ettler 1T 9liifli6er.
Dlan beadte nur folgenoe Siberbeits=
moBregeln gelegentli6 Ieines 8siuhes
oes bifen gouarp in @nelanb mad
Ieinen 8eIuhe bes oeutIhen Gaiiers
un6 oes grdIioenten Der franSDFIGen
Republit). 3unddit cine oreifade
2inie bon Sdla6ti9iffen nebit pier
Batrolbopten nit beipaftneten Wlatrp-
fen, auBerbaIb beg SaIbtreiIes Der 8a=
trClboOte elm neiterer Goroon bon Yo=
fiseibooten. gn9liIt1e uno ruiiiihe
8eteftiDes an BOro 0er Stanoaro"
nm ieoen gtnbenoen iharf in glu9eu=
ihein 81 nebmen uno Stpan3ig uuserle=
iene @eheimbeamte auf elmer g)a9t in
unmittelbarer NGbe Der Raiiernaht.
sSn einem 2anohaus am llFer meitere
9eteftipes, bic nit ben Shiffen in Ite=
tiger brabtloIer 8erbinoung itanoen.
9lle in ben Sdfen in Ger 9fdbe bon
Comes eintreffenoen 9oote uno 3ige
nuroen BON en9liIden unb ruiiilhen
8eheimbenmten inIpiSirt. RuiIiIde
6lhbtlinge in 2DnbOn wuroen felt
@pben Iharf iiberwa6t. Die ftdriite
6lotte Der Nelt bsidiiete Der 3aren
CUR See unb elm Seer Der gee
f6idteiten 9etettipes gn9lanos unb
&uBlanbs beihiibte ibn gu 2anoe. Pie
5upOr linb dbnli6e Miabre9eln sum
ShuBe zines Gn9lanb beiu6ennen
Mpnar4en ersriifen pOrOen. 9Irmer
Gar
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-08-12
Sasisa&

Die Iebten 6ps3ialospei9<n aus
Barcelona. Spunien, beIagen. 0aB es
oen 5ruppen Der Resierung gelungen
iIt. Die 9lufitdnbiIhen polHdnoig 3u-
riid5uordngen. die BdrritaDen in Der
unmittelbaren Rdbe bes Saralei0-
6ofpifals Iinb BON ben Regierungss
truppen Dem gr0booen polliianoig
glei4 gemnht tpproen. Der fran30Iis
fbe GonfuI an port Bou, einenl
Stahtden am mittslIdn0iIfhen meeE.
fii0lid pnn Der franaOiiIden 9ren8e
meloete DOR einigen Eagsn. oaB Der
GiIenbabnpertebr smifden port gpu
unb 0erona mieber er5ffnst 1T Han
benz DafiirhaIten oes gpnfials iit Der
gegtnpartise uufrubr In @punitH
ipeniger ssgen Die Atgitruna. ala ges
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-08-21

man, had orders to put professional
up, Tim Grogan. young freshman,
who had gotten quite a reputation as 4
lightweight steeplechase jockey.
Jacks interest in the whole affair was
=lulkeWarm at the best, and he only
drove on the course in time to see the
Hunters Cup steeplechase run off.
The saddling bell had sounded and
a bugle blast had summoned the horses
to the starting point, some quarter Of
mile away. Jack saw Whalebone,
his ears laid back and the whites Of
eyes showing, swathed in his clothing.
being led up and down by a groom in
front Of the weighing tent.
Then Fogarty came out of the tent
accompanied by slight figure wear.
ing Jacks racing colors.
'Thunder!" said Jack to himself
that boy can never hold the horse.'
But Fogarty gave the jockey s1eg
up" and Whalebone, after lashing out
vigorously once or twice, put his head
down and went off quite peaceably in
romping gallop, his rider sitting him
easily in spite of the awkward gait.
Finally, having punched all of the
eight starters fairly we'll and gotten
them all in motion, the starter dropped
his flag, and the well-known cry,
They're Off" was heard from the
clubhouse lawn, nearly a quarter of a
mile distant. The steeplechase course
lay along the valley skirting the hill
side and, at first, away from the club
house, to which it returned in a
straight line for the last mile.
Jack Braddon was watching the
start through his field glasses, when
suddenly he dropped them with
short exclamation. 81
Then the cry arose, "Here thew
comet" and down the valley, fully a
mile away, could be discerned little
group of galloping horses as they
turned into the long stretch for home.
Only two horses had been stopped by
the fences and the other six were
going well together. It would be
close thing for the gallop home.
They came past the judges stand
like charge of cavalry, but Whale.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-08-21

and Paris. The average life of a
prostitute is five years. Out of the
foregoing number 100000 attempt
suicide and one-fourth of the latter
number succeed. At the end of five
years the number must be recruited
and mainly on account of the poverty
of the working classes, the supply is
readily obtained. The girl who was
raised in luxury and has been re-
duced to poverty rarely escapes being
the victim of those circumstances.
A host Of professional trafickers
Is continually on the alert to supply
the market and many well-intentioned
girls are actually entrapped and en-
meshed as to be forced to yield. Not
a few parents are base enough to con-
sent to the degradation of their off,
spring, for the sake of filthy .lucre.
Not only this, but the notorious
prevalence of divorce in the highest
ranks of society, is an evidence of
easy virtue not much better than &C.
tual public prostitutes. We need not
specify cases-the woods are full Of
them. If the testimony of travellers
is worthy of credit, prostitution is the
vice of civilization.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-08-21

them, and where idleness leads to vice
and then to crime. In Washington
there are more Negroes than can be
employed, and many of them become
vicious because they are forced to
1dleness. What is true of Washing
ton is also true Of many other cities.'
1t continues thus:
Secretary Wilson states that labor
leaders have recently complained that
more than 100000 men are idle in
the large cities. These 100000 men
and the families they represent have
to be fed. Forced by the overcrowd-
ing of the cities to be idle, thew are
consumers without being producers. !"
Now, all of the above is doubtless
quite true, but shows that the journal
quoted had no occasion to make spe-
clal mention of "colored people" and
white people, since the same is true
about them all. But no mention is
made OF a great difficulty in the case.
and that is that thousands of the I'M
employed have no means by which to
get out of the overcrowded cities.
They are hopelessly imprisoned there
in by honesty. It is easy enough to
tell the man who has fallen into a.
river to swim out, but. suppose he
can't swim. What then?
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-08-21
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-08-21

To what pass things are coming
in this Gland of the free and home of
the brave!" The daily press says
that an Afro-American living in More
house parish, Louisiana, few days
ago, sued white man who had killed
his COW. The suit so enraged white
residents that number of them took
the owner Of the COW from his home,
hanged him to tree and riddled his
body with bullets. If this is evidence
of the superiority of the whites in
that locality, then may God deliver
us from such Superiority" When
any man cannot seek in legal way
to right his wrongs without endan-
gering his life, then life is not worth
living; and, no community can lay
just claim to being civilized, wherein
such conditions prevail for any man,
in such community, whatever his ma
tionality, color or station in life. So
live with your interiors as you would
have your superiors live with you is
the basic principle upon which all
men should build their actions.
Then, just few days ago, an Afro
American was lynched because he
was caught, or accused-whic is just
as bad, if one is black of playing the
"Peeping Tom act. When one set of
alleged human beings hold the lives
of another set of human beings so
lightly. and do not hesitate to stain
their souls with murder, but rather
glory in it, is it not high time for
those who believe there is just God
to awake from their lethargy and set
about making change of such condi-
lions by every means within their
power?
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1909-08-21
SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1909.
A WHITE SKIN NO EVIDENCE OF
MORALITY.

The immortality of the Afro-Ameri-
can is a favorite topic for discussion
by moralists of other races; and in
deed is the cause assigned as the
necessity for grandfather clauses and
jim crow laws.
The most ardent advocate for the
denounced race must admit that few
of the statements are true, but when
comparison is made between the
races, we at once enter upon. debat-
able ground and there is room for
argument.
A vast number of proofs can be
abducted to show that a white skin
is by no means an evidence Of high
moral attainments: one of which we
shall at once produce.
1t requires the vast number Of 270,-
900 prostitutes to supply the demand
in the three cities Of London, Berlin