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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14

progreslio Gepn6lifani5me Sa, Oi
er fpmpen0e pro9resiioe. 90 ieg
enifer, Br9iioent Gait ifliloe pioe. at
naar ben npite repnblifanife Natio-
nalfonoention ifnI bol0es, iaa pil
ban finOe Ststte al 0'idi9ans pro
aresiiUe )lepublifanere."
@rpiioent Gait reiIte / 0Sr0ao9
til Sprinaiielo. 3ay og laaoe en-
arans paa 2incolns @roo. Ger feS.
te0e5 StatsfopitoIiet, og 0aoen
ieircoes iom en- Goit-Qincoln Gog.
Fruiioent Gait opplc6e lin Ia.
le irrlia peo 0pcrenSfomIten mel
lem bort 2on0 og Canada. oa oet
mrrfeligite par ct 5ammenIte0 me0
Cannon.
Speatcr Cannon 6oooe ncmlig
aiort ct 8oriea poa at mooar6eioe
9irfningcn al Cats Gale poa Sc
9islatlrcn. Statsienntor Wartin g.
9oiIep ira Camille 6nooe init moo.
taget ct 9reD, bpori Cannon oopo-
reoe SainoiS 2eQislaturen imoo at
en0osiere ben / aongresien foreIiq-
9enoe fonmercielle SperenSfomit
meO Canada.
Oct par 6eniaten, at 9re0et
ifuI0e oiientliaaeres nGite Q}orgen
ianti0ia me0 9oits 3eittoIe BIS
man0en ira Camille angreb Sen.
iioig6eos -0perensfonIten pao set
@rlmolog, at 0en oil0e tilintet0gre
9eifpttellen ior port 2Igerbrllg. llog.
tet GrPiioenten maaife bar opret
noioenoe ont ,Snoboloet Al San.
mons 9reo. ialot bans Oro oli0e-
Del iom Slap al 5orbammeren pna
@annons Eoaltono.
9iialo of6rso greiioenten, oa
ban iaaoe: Seq er 9cifpttelies.
man0."
6abritntonSior6oloene 9e 6or.
eneoe Stater % Canada er o9ientlig
De iamme.
Sea er al ben Mening, at SoIo.
planfen / Den republifanife notio.
nale glntiorm oil le0e til Sri6an.
oel meO Canada"
Da Gr9iioenten ienere pnopiite,
bnilfen girfning Operensfomiten pil.
De bnpe paa Diaisbeltet. appIauoreoe
MGn0ene ira Statens 6nrmeque.
4Dinis", iaaoe Gait, - yGono-
0a auler life mere .Nnis. emo Sai.
noiS asr eet aon9res0iitrift.
0e 6oreneoe StoterS iamIeoeMais.
abl bar / 1910 - 1926, ,7f3,000
9nibels, al builfet ri u0fsrte A..
072, ,209 9nibels, og 9ieiten brugte
ri Der bienme, ppientlig til 9reotlr.
og Soneaul, og al oenne 9luls Gro.
olft 9ennem Sla1terierne noierte
pi til en- 9proi al $t35, $50, ,212.
9anaoa5 Maisabl bar tS,726,000
9nibels eaer en- Sefiten0eoel al cen
grocent al por Winisnpl. 8i efspor.
tereoe G,000,000 9ni6els til ga.
nooa. SoorleoeS fan @ioiSanlen 0a
ifaoes peo Ooerensfomiten2@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14
Yincoln Setter.
OiOuieuelt erllGrcr ii8 for Sals al
II. Z. ScnntOrer ueo ;yOlfct.
Salt taller for BcniiOig6eOs. COer.
rnsfomitcn meo Canada.

@rano 9iapio5, 0}i6., If. 6e6r.
otter Ell ioaoon Gag al 2lnitrcnqel-
ie. iom fun Sbeooore Gooie0elt fan
leoere, oplepe0e @rano Gopios nj.
ten 0en met beppgeoe 6eitligboIOelie
al 9Ibrabam Sincoln5 5poielsoa9 /
i'm 1iitorie. Ter ganes aoliieum
Ell golfet iom par Ell al De iterite
politite 9egiuenbeOer / ilere 2Iar.
1alere par Gfspr9iioent )iooie-
pelt, @uUernor G6aie Q. Osborn,
Senotor ". >. 9raoIep ira aentnc-
fn (ti0ligere Dor @eianot til Spani.
en-, Samis 2aplor og aongres.
nnno Sulins aabn ira California,
oa ilere prominentc MGno ira eta.
ten lao peo 8alerues 9or0.
Den npe 9iooiepeltiSme, iom @fs.
prGiioenteu irem6olot, fan opium.
meres iel9enoe lloOra9 al bans
&ale:
gGerion oct npe progressive re.
pn6litanife Forti ital lepe, ioo maa
bet gaa irenno, men oct moa uGre
Iiae ioa ioriigtigt iom iremooltre-
benoe
Solicit &c 6oreneoe Stater fan
goot betros at uplge oets Senatorer
oeo Oirefte Stemme9oning ligeiom
oct M D9lger baaoe Er9iioent o9
9ongresmpno oeo oirefte Stemmes
ginning
Canada og &c 6oreneoe Stater
ber titles abiolut lige, boao GoIo.
lotler angoar.
ouer @ong lea bar lnOet min
gisit bere imoO llretiprOigbeOen at
opertr90e oet ippenoe BIO, bar @all
Street bsitiOelia funogiort, at ieg
bar giort ct mt 2Ingreb pna 6or.
refining.
) i'm Gale ON glitenen benpttcoe
Hoolepelt 9nIeonineen til lige no at
erflpre Jig om 5alsmauo ior 6ol.
feoolg al Senatorer. Sans Gale par
en- gIObariel til De progressive iii
Earti ON life at tage ior meget ieil
oeres 5remifriot.
Oct repnblifanlfe Yarti", iogoe
ban. omnn life alene pPre progre8.
int mer iinot 9lbro6am 2incoln
Oanot i'm 9lnOs Siitorien, foroi
ban lDtteOe til Oe arefter, iom ful6.
falte0e ben aonierbatisme, Der re.
preientereoes al gudanans og 6il.
mores Silbpngere.
QPen ban bar / Stan6 til at be-
icire Oisie Mpno, ioroi ban npeteOe
al laoe iig leOe bort ira Den iunoe
SSremitriotsiti og fslge De DOerlig.
gaaenoe al sSobn 9rolpns og @en.
DELL Bbiqips Sppe. 8iSie to Wtnno
DOeoe 900 5ieneite Jim 8iO; men
oeriom 9I6ra6am 9incoln bar fulgt
oeres Spor, iaa piloe 8slgen Die.
BET Petitioners 0g0.
vi mon life lo0e os oiloleoe al
blotte Jiopne. 5 Sommenligning
me0 Buchanan og 6ilmore oar Gin.
coin en- raoifal og poerliggaaenoe
progresiip. Wten inmmenlignet meo
SSobn groun og Mell6ell Fbillips
par ban Ell inn0 foneroatio, og ban
bar ret paa oct | 6e9ge 5orbolO. "
en al glitcnens ieniationelle ge.
gipenbc6er bar @uuernsr Osborns
2ale. 3 oct ban prilte Gooieuelt,
erflpreoe ban at oen tioIigere gte-
iioents gtapn Diloe blipe opergipet
til @fteriipgten ue6 SiSen al Rap.
ne iom Sobon Gus, W'nrtin Sntber
og glbrubam 2incoln.
Og I oct @upernsren iaa ifpnfe.
De grriioent Gait lin Opmerfioni-
beo, iagoe ban: Seq enifcr, at pi
fiinoe nre Dor itore og beiinoiee
GrniiOent ber | gliten, foroi ON
ban par ber iaa uiloe ban foritaa,
at Micbigan ct en- proeresiib Stot,
oa at Michiaans 9lepnblitanisme er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14
Blan0roe aleo0elfl(er.

uOna5a Bee 5oloer ior rime.
Iigt. at ct )ipgte OIL at @torgan
Snteresien bar febt Council 9lufi5
5noepenoent leIep6one Co. meOio.
rr Sano6eo
SRA 4orbin 02andluriet melaes,
at mon bar opoaaet Fl npt Feitcen-
trlm oen fineiiife 0D 2(Siif6o 10
giil Oerira. 5Dor Der gcunemiaitlig
DOR ZOE @iennefer I'm 9agen
}9refe6iifop @atritf 5o5n 9lDon
: ,, 2Q. ,. @hilo0elp6ia ON
boi5 Spg0om 0ao6lo0ene noqen
Gio bar 6ragt 0ieooclelicr, 0aoe
9oroag eitermioonq. @oooe ban le.
pet til oen 20. 05., par ban blepet
80 9lar
2lrrpiterct }lnarfiit. 9uoapeit. 26.
Sanuor @olltiet bar / 0aa orreite-
ret Ell @arna loot 0ieOiciner Qeter
Seraiinom, ser er fenot iom farlig
2fuarfiit. 5eraiinom par fpgtet ira
Qiosfon, bpor ban pan @rllno al
terroriitiife 6anolingef uar Oomt til
Qe0en. 6an tilitoo pe0 jim 2ln6ol-
oelie. at ban tiI5orte BET terroriitiite
Bart O1oIfon
Ter er 6orilaa fremme aon-
gre5en ON at oprette en- M Yolt.
oipiiion, beltaaenoe al Staterne Ne
braifn, Colorado og @poming. Ger
iom tSoriloget blioer peOtaget, pil
9perne Omaha, Ienoer og G6eDel-
ne f9mpe ON at fan SoUe0iGOet for
Dioiiionen. Der er Sanoipnligbe0
ior at Gma6a oil ida oct.
Sincoln panOt 6orilaget ON at
lutte 9icaeringsl9Oet 9te6raIfa ira
9incon 6lep / ,SreOags neoItemt /
Observation-Disclosures meo 5S Stem-
mer moo 3S. Get ipneS, iom Ben
iornemIte @runo til, at iaa mango
iiemte imoo 6orilaget, bar, at De
ipntes, oet oiloe opre liri9tigt inoo
2ineoln at lutte 9iegeringsiGOet Ser
ira
Sra @aibington, :. g., meooc-
les unoer 10. oS., at 100000
0Penneiter / aina pil 30 al Nun1cr,
boiS oe fife ioor 6jGlp. Get er, hgao
oen amerifanifc @enerolfoncul@il-
Scr / S5augbai iiaer ct 5elearam
iom iarlme Sag mootogeS al 9lme-
ricon )tatiouol 9ieO 9roiS Selifu-
Bet @eneralfoninlen 6eOcr ON aie-
6liffelig 6iGlp oa iioer, at ser uiI
be6eoes 100000 ltrafs.
Sorilaget ON 9eciprocitet mcO
CANADA rapportereaes al .9Saus an0
Meon9" aoniltaen iii $5uiet | 2er-
bags Weo 2ln6efaIina 12 mon 7.
/ 9enlofrat "a 6 6epnblifoaere
itente imoO 6orilaget
Speaier Gannous IS. aon9resOi.
itrift ui! mart 6lipe @enlton0 ror
lln0eris9elie angoaenOe Stemmefob,
oeriont llnoeriegelicn 9ernillion
Gountp life rent mislpffes. Gogar
og Glorf Counter er ollereOe li9e
oeo at ifulle unoerl6ges
9(merifonife Sober. 5 Ofor0en pil
ErGiioent Gait boloe aonierence /
oct Spioe &us meo Miniiter No0el,
en- gepreientont for Statsoeparte-
mentet og 2eoere for ire isoiifeOr-
gnniiation ior at orsfte nogle alo-
ger oper Husiernes 9ebanoling al
amerifauifc SSpoer. Get pdaitaas, at
0en rnSiiife Hgering bar 1iort9ruo
poo Srnftoten al 1882, iom tiliifrer
amerifanife Seoer iamme 9e6onO.
lin9 | 9iilslono iom andre g(mer-
fanere, oe iGrlie giepraientont Gar-
ION ira 9eep gorf bar taaet 0roet
ior, at 8oft ifal unoerrettc 9iuS.
lano ON, at Eroftaten oermeo er
opbpnet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14

Sem Mrno al Gincinnatis 9p.
raoo er onflaqct for at baoe beora-
get 9pen oeo Sn6goaelien al Ell
9rolpgningsfontroft '6nis DC an
flogeoe finbes ifploioe, mener man
at oe life bill funne unogaa panp.
renoc Spngielsitraf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14
20. Marc.

life tage GrinieSien, 0o man Si-
am frpgter ior, at oiSie 2on0e ifol
6lonoe iia 5iams 8or6olo. aom-
6o0ic6o bar aoifillige @riniesier,
men oette 2an0 er Ell 9aiolItut til
Siam S e5noien er Der ogioo Grin-
| e5ier nof, men ioa er man barge
for at tomme un0er in0iif 9leginen.
re. 8iIbage itaar forelo6ig @er-
lien.
Zen ipenife 9(nerifaIinie forel6-
big opgioet. @ote6org, 26 5annar.
@oa ct 0}66e Der Dag al 2lftio-
nqrerne ben foreilaaeoe ioenife
2(merifolinie blep 0et peotaget, life
iorelo6ig at fonItituere Selifabet
Sfont Otinimumifapitalen I 1,255,000
Str iorlGngit er te9net - DER er
teQnet 1,325,000 Sir. = onier 9(f.
| tieielifabets Stiftere poa @runO al
forfelliqe, poa Sagen inooirfenoe
6orbolo oet life for belOigt at fore-
/ ilaa 9lftionprerne at itarte Selifa-
bet MI 2lftietegnin9en par imi0ler-
tio life bin0enoe lpngere en0 til
9agens 0}g0e.
| @lanerne ON en- ipenif 2(merifa-
(inie pii BOG life 6lioe opgipet. Sc
tilIteoeopren0e ooeroro9 0e ti0ligere
poGgte fommittereOe at ar6eioe for
Sogens @enopto9elie, noor GioS-
plnftet biier Jig beIejIi9t
Spenif Sremtios-Muiif. Stocf-
boGmL %, San. S @oar irentiatte
, Social6emofraten, 9orgnleiter 2i1o-
baqen / anoet-aommer fslgenoe9oo-
, forilog:
II 81 Higs0a9en pil onnooe Ne
geringer ON at foreilno oe eprige
ifanoinapiife 9Solf ct nenifa6eligt
Somar5ei0e, gonenoe no poa Ell
nprmera Sommenillttning mellem
Dem ii. geniibiq @opn og iom ct
Sfriot fen imoo Sen itorre inter-
notionalc Sam6grrig6eb.
y 9(t Hi9s0ogen pil anmooe Ne
9eringen ON at trpffe 6orbolosreg-
fer, Ser aoar n6 pna at fremme
Spenifernes ppentuelle ifnnoinapiife
Snmfoem og eorige penifobeliqf
1orbinoeIier me0 set rusiiife 9fabo-
! folf.
3 9lt Hp0eringen bill beitrpbe
iiq for at forIGgqe internotionole
/ Snltitutioner ug Me6er til Noroen,
innt pes ipenIf ofiicelt Snitiotip
i6ge at fren1me 9onneIien al ct @er-
0ensiproa
y 9(t Geqerinqen uiG orbeibe for
3iloeie6rinqeIien al Ell foitere8runb-
polo for 6et fpl1eSifanoinaoiife 2oo-
qionin1sorbei6e.
Sra Eol til Yol4. @n @6rnebog
al Soen Se6in Gen 6er6mte Chi
6etforifcr Spen 6e0in bill MI ooiaa
egre gernene oeGootige 9ieiulta-
terne al line 9ieiier; efter 6bao oe
ipenife 9Iaoe me0OeGer, bor ban for-
nbIig loot iioIte Soono poa en- @er-
i nebog, iom ban far folot Sra Sol
til To1", oa iom er en- eiter 96rne-
! mes Opfottelicsepne offattet 9eifri-
oelie al bans 91eiier.
Won ioor Ell 9egre6 ON 9oQens
Gorofter, nonr man berer, boorle.
oes Seoin bar tilrettelo0t Stoffet,
oo bnorleoeS ban ferer 9srnene gent
mem oe ficrne 2onoeS Gi6unbere.
Sormen er Ell Heiie, 6pori @srnene
Ielp tager Gel 9ieiieielifabet nsoes
poa Stocf6olms 9anegaaro; Der be-
apnoer Suren no oen bioe 8eroen,
oQ SfiIbringen er anlagt Iaolebes,
at @ernene unoer 2Gsningen pil
fele set 6rIe iom en- perionlig Sp-
lebelie
9oqen, Ser uofommer / en- npr
| SSrerntio, bill rimeligbis blipe olltori-
ieret til @rnq aae ioenife isoIfe-
ifoIer, 90 Sen bill oesu0en bliDe oDpr.
lat til Ell 9fpffe europpiife Sproa,
bpor ben iiffert ooioa bill blipe bDp.
piet onpenbt Sfolerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14
9urne1t ru1tHt.

5 6ior bar 9Imerifnnere / @on-
Don, 2lntperpen og 2Imiteroam fabt
for oper 100 0iiu. Otf. ile6ne og
uile6ne 0iamanter.
Sra 9alfan. Solonifi, 28. Soll.
5 0iitriftet Stamina er lire @rp-
fere, De- Git oper ben tDrtiife @rpn-
ie, 6leren ifu0t al Den tDrfiife@ran-
ieoa9t
0profet 9emen, z. .. 9lra-
bien. 0oe5ia, 26. Sonuor. Den tDr-
fife &e9ering bar leiet TIE arp0ie-
re al oen rn5iiife frioilli9e 5loaoe,
a5erion ct. %eter56ora og 5ara-
tom, til (ran5port Al trooper til
Demen.
5orn9liq itranoe0e poa ben iron-
ife apit en- engelif Camper, Der uor
paa &ej til 9iotter0am meO Sern=
erts, og icnere 5ar bet pit Jig, at
apitens 9eboere bor iltl0itpnOig lI0-
plonOret Sfi6et. Ger er oerfor in0-
leoet llaOerlpgeIie.
Qotelbrono. -SnOebrGuot. SAINT
itao, 5allon0, 5Derrig 26. San.
Get berDGren0e @rono 6otel er /
2lftes 0elDi9 soelugt peO Ell Brand.
,Sloen opito0 apiitetogen og breOte
iig oerira Ill /. Gtage. 9t9Iten ale
Sotellets 9prelier blep mere eIler
minore beifa0ige0e al Slo % 9nno.
Ger inoebren0te en- apffeneIeo @m-
MA SobanSion @enOeS forfulleOeSig
fanotes Gag aOiltetagen.
Sotellet meo Snuentar bar for
lifret for 100000 ar.
gn 9og pao 27000 SiOer. Oct
lGnge bebuoeoe II. Splog al oGn-
cDclopp0ia britannica" er M uo-
fommet - life bGfteois, men alle
% 9ino poa cen Sang.
Set f6rite Oplag iaa 2piet 177f.
Oct iioite me 0pla9 offentliggior-
oeS 9larene $3.50, og 9egpn-
oelien oar 6leoen 6etpnfelig forPl-
oet, for man naaeoe Slutningen.
Set II. Oplag in0eboloer , Qtil-
lioner 0rO flere emo Oet 10, Der
u0fom 1902 unoer Den ionne So
oeoreooftsr, Sugb CHISHOLM.
80 9in0 maa 10 folOes en- ganife
antagelig Stprrelie, men bouO er oct
oaigepel moo 0en fineiiife yall-ain-
tll-ibu- tbi-cbana", Der iiolge ct
enaelif glao tpQer ca. 5000 9ino
Gen norife airfc og 2(fboloSar-
6eioet. 5 o&or 6relier5 @irfe" /
ariitiania er Der iil9 o9Iitenpolten"
qiort 6oranItaltninQ til at ioa boIot
en- 9ipffe 6oreOrag ON 9(iboloSiaaen
al Gruterne @uitap 1Senlen @un-
oerien, Sngneltoo. 2alr. 9arIen og
8rofeSIor Stpplen. Gmnerne pil Op-
re: a9lfboloenbe0 og 2laroaooenheo"
,glf6olosor6eioet / ariitenoommsns
Qps, u9i6elen o9 8inen", u9rif-
fen, sSamilien % Snmiun0et"
0rnffenitobena 5nOilpoelIe paa SEQ.
rofteroonnclien"
Set En-" ifriper nGpnte 9lao,
ben iergelige 8iltagen al Grif og
9iaaifob og 6orbrD0elier Dor @p,
lom bor falot 9rpltcrne irem til
ira airfen at lefte ct 9toab moo
Glenoigbeoen % iloa til 2po for
g(rbejoe moo ben.
! @n aonge, Der ieger Ell Drowning.
SionnS npe aonge, Diana Gaiiro-
pubb, CT / ltor Sorlegenbeo San
ifol til at nplge Jig Ell @enIalinoe.
9tu far oct biotil pGret Sfii |
Sion1, at en- iiomeiiif Brins fin
nnotte pGlee Jig Ell @emalinoe
blonot line eene Seitre. Den npe
aonae bar faaet iaa meget no al
! lit Op6olb England, at ban life
| pil inoeaa ct iaaoont s@eteifab.
! Oct bliper inliblertio panlfeligt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14

progresiio 9iepu6lifanisme. 5a, 0i
er fpmpenoe pro9resiioe. 90 ieg
snifer, 8raiioent Gait ifuIoe oioe. at
naar Den npite repnbIifanife Ratio
nalfonoention ifal bol6es, iaa pil
ban finOe Stette al 0}idigans pro
aresiiDe 9lepublifanere."
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-09-15

to suffer with him if he is suffering
in a laudable cause. She win lay
down her life with him if he is
struggling to reach goal, but women
despise ehicken-hearted, Indifferent,
lazy men. We had just as we'll look
this matter squarely in the face, and
admit that unless we can perpet-
uate our businesses we had just as
well give up the race, and accept the
position that Vardaman, Tillman,
Davis and Smith are telling the ma
tion we deserve.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-09-15
Pay Your Poll Tax.

Every man should pay his poll tax.
Every Negro man should pay his own
poll tax out of the earnings by his
sweat We emphasize this for the
reason that the black man has a
rougher road to travel to recognition
than any other man in this country.
Every low and mean thing is charged
against him, and there is always an
element which is constantly striving
to put impediments in his way. They
delight to keep a cloud before him,
and seem to entertain a hope that
he may forever be kept in the dark.
The only way the Negro can dispel
this veil of prejudice is to be coura-
geous in everything. He should be
courageous voter, Independent of all
parties and all men, To do this, he
must of necessity pay his poll tax.
1t is a duty that every man ought
to feel proud to perform, but sad
to say many do not. The man who
feels that he does not owe the COM
monwealth anything for his protec-
lion is a very foolish man. He is
required to pay only $500 a year for
the high privilege of being recognized
as a citizen of this commonwealth. 1t
is the cheapest liberty that can be
purchased upon the earth, and it is
pity that some men look upon it
as a burden.
Another reason why Negroes should
pay their own poll tax is that they
would be enabled to vote in all cleo
lions, and to vote Independently. The
man is interested in what he invests
his money in, therefore, he who pays
his poll tax will be interested in the
election He will want to know who
is going to hold this or that Office,
and whether he is qualified. If he
investigates and finds that he is not
qualified, he has the privilege of 60
ing to the polls and Directing to that
man. If he allows some one else to
pay his poll tax he sells his right to
that individual, and has no say as to
who shall hold this or that Office, for
he is duty bound to vote according to
the wishes of the person who bought
his right.
The Negroes of Nashville and
Tennessee, we are proud to say, are
getting out CT the habit of allowing
some one to pay their poll taxes. In
the coming city election that will be
held on the 18th of October, every
Negro man in Nashville ought to
vote, and vote intelligently. He
should not ask anybody to enable him
to be a voter, but he should go down
in his pocket and take his money and
buy the privilege for himself, then he
can exercise it as to his best judg-
ment.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-09-15
TO THE PUBLIC.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER is, 1911.
The Approaching Election.

Early in October all election will be
held in this city to choose officials
whose duty it will be to run the af-
fairs of our municipality for the next
two years There are two factions,
one styled the regular democrats, and
the other the Law Enforcement. The
campaign is growing hotter each day,
though the democratic primary was
not held until Thursday of this week,
and the law enforcement candidates
for councilmen have not yet been
named.
The Negro voters of Nashville will
be closely watched in this contest,
and after the election is over, will be
accused of having done what was not
commendable We say this, basing
our assertion upon the past record of
some of the political factions that
have been aided by Negro support.
1t is not necessary to go into details
on this point, for the Negro voters
know who constitute the faction that
treated them in that way. The
charge is used merely as a subterfuge,
it is merely desire to ignore the
Negro voter. 1t is the echo of Ten
nesse Republicanism, which in recent
years has developed into Lilly White
ism and Socialism, which are the
most despisable isms known in Ten.
nessee; but in our approaching cleo
ton, a cloak is thrown over the real
name of these parties and factions.
and instead there is written in bold
letters across, their banner, Law En-
forcement,"
We are firm believers in the law,
for it is the foundation of our gov
eminent. We believe that every law
should be enforced and also believe
when the fuss is over that has been
going on in the democratic family for
some time, matters will settle down
to a normal state, and we will have
our laws enforced as heretofore We
also believe these people who have adj
ministered the affairs of this city for
so many years understand the condi.
tions better than the set of dissatis.
fed howlers who are clamoring to get
in Office. We remember the case of
gentleman who ran for sheriff a
few years ago on an independent
ticket. We also remember that nc
sooner than he was elected he
Hoped back to the old party and en-
tered the next primary in which he
was defeated by our present Mayor
After his defeat in that democratic
primary, which he had previously re
pudiated, he again kicked out of the
traces and turned to be an Independ
emit This instance convinces us that
1t IS better TO stand with the old de
mocracy in this CITY, as they are
still holding out for an honest ad
ministration of affairs. Furthermore
they have the ability to do it, and
they are courageous enough to admit
that the Negro voters were on their
side in previous elections, and they
are not ashamed to-day to have the
Negro support to aid them in the com.
ing election, and we dare say that
after the election they will still be
courageous enough to give credit to
whom credit is due
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-09-15

The attendance in the pubic
schools shows falling off from last
wear We have not been visited by
q seourge, therefore hundreds OF chill
dren must be out of school. 1t is
your business about your neighbors'
childrens schooling too.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-09-15

We have no doubt as to what the
result in this election will be, but
we merely call attention to a few
things that have happened in the
past that the Negroes of Nashville
may not be led astray nor frightened
with threats by those people who are
trying to make us believe that we are
on the verge of a great calamity.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-09-15

In the September Crisis is shown
two editorials, one in leading south
ern daily and another in an eastern
daily. The two editorials are the
same in toto, and reflect alike on the
Negro The wind shows the drift OF
the straws.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-09-15
SUNNI ER-HIBBlTT.

On August 81, 1911, Mr.. Robert
Sumner and Miss Henrietta Hibbitt
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown, 720 Geor-
gia street, East Nashville. The mar
riage took place at 1900 in the night.
Those present were Messrs. F. S.
White, John Brown, Jr, Bruce Jones,
Miss Blanch Howard Davis, Ella Por-
ter of Miss Geneva Bender.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-09-15

states that will cut short our rice
crop, the people will have to resort
to grits and hominy for filters pella,
gra or no pellagra.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-09-15

The supplemental registration Will
be held soon. See about your neigh
Dor We will need his help on the
18th.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-09-15

Some English divines have set
about to prevent the Johnson Wells
fight, set for October 2, in London.
The brethren are humane to say the
least.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-09-15

Good Outing cents per yard and
large variety of patterns to select
from, at
]. H. FOREMAN'S
18th and Jefferson st.
Matison's old stand.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-09-15

With sugar, coffee and potatoes sell
ing at exorbitant prices, and a
drouth prevailing the South Atlantic
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29
FAMOUS RESTAURANT
 WILL DISAPPEAR

Paris, October SpeciaL)-Another well known restaurant in Paris is going to disappear. It is the Restaurant Du- rand, at the corner of the Rue Royale, op- posite the Madeleine, famous all over Europe and on the far side of the Alt lantic too, for it's scrambled eggs aux fines herbes and for the part it played in the rise and fall of General Boulanger.
 The Restaurant Durand was Boulanger's $ headquarters. It wns there that he used to meet his friends arid fellow conspra- tors, and it was there in a small dressing room on the first floor that ''le bray geii- eral' removed the disguise of the blue spectaces, grey beard, soft felt hat and sloppy clothes in which he travelled up every week from Cerment-F -Ferrand to meet his friends at dinner.
 Durand's restaurant might very well have been a place of more importance m the history of France, for upstairs in the big room there Boulanger and his staff planned the coup d'etat which failed so ignominiously, but which might very easily,ihave brought another monarchy or something very like one to the country.