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The Appeal., 1911-03-18
CANNON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
ATLANTA GEORGIA

AIMS AND MElsHUuo.
The aim Of this school is to do prac-
tica1 work in helping men towar,s s,,o
cess in the ministry. It's course Of st,'1r x"1
Is broad and practical; it's ideas are h;nh
its work is thorough: it's methods a.:
fresh' systematic. clear and simple.
COURSE OF STUDY.
thr.n nne regular course Of study occupies
tnree years, and covers the lines Of VOW
IN the several departments OF theoogicaj
t,nsttuctlon usually pursued in the cad.
ing theological seminaries Of the co,,ntrI
EXPENSES AND AID.
lultlon and room rent are free. Tne
sniatrtments siatl for students are plainly FUR
nlShed. 1l1d. Good board can be had for savs,
snnars stean? per month. Buildings heated BY
a'd from loans without interest and
ftes inp s+,det OF Irtends are granted to deserv-
grace. gifts and energy. need be denri,.a;s :S
OF or Inc me oa oadvantages now opened t. him
address 'ei part'cu'ars
REV. j. w. e. BOWEN. D. n.
Fres. Cannon Theological Seminary
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Twins with Different BIRTHDAYS.

Indianapolis, 1nd.-Athough they
are twins, two girl babies recently
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Walls of
Arlington, this state, will have differ
ent birth anniversaries. One was born
a few minutes before midnight, while
the other came into the world shortly
after the beginning of the following
lay.
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A. Modern Famiiv..

& Where Is the cook?" "She,s in the,
kitchen preparing supper for the doc
tors wife, dinner for the doctor. and
breakfast for the stusients."-Fiie-
gende Blaetten.
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TlLL0TS0N COLLEGE

AUSTIN. TEXAS.
The Oldest and Best School in Texas
for Colored Students. Faculty Eos1I\
graduates of we'll known colleges in the
l'orth. Reputation unsurpassed. Manua.
training a part of the regular course.
Music a special feature Of the school,.
Special advantages for earnest students
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BRAINERD INSTITUTE

A normal and industrial schoo, ,vitl
graded course of study designed tc sive
: =, 'I5iot tn5iortougE, symmetrical and c.'rnp;cte
In:1sh education. and Law solid fo,In-
vocation OF life. Board and boarding hali
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Philippine typhoon,. 1905. 1,15oM
Japanese famine, 1906 ........ 265, ,S55. 81
Vesuvian eruption, 1906. .... 12,759.25
California earthquake-fire, 1906. 2S56, ,2S9. 81
Valparaiso earthquake, 19OS.... 1883 33s
Chinese famine, 1906. 327 725. a.?
Gulf storm, 1907. OI.................... G67.S7
Kingston earthquake, 1907....... 5,699.2a
Russian famine, 1907. ......... 5000. 90
Calabrian earthquake, 1907: :..... a33. &C
Monongah mine disaster, 1907 3,7S2.11
Mississippi cyclone, 1908. 2,767. 7.3s
South China flood, 1908. S............ 100000
S. Caroline-Georgia floods 1905 942.06
Michigan forest fires, 1908. :... 10000
Canadian forest fires, 1so8...... 10000
Italian earthquake, 1908. 8... 900. .7s0 60
Armenian outrages, 1909 ......... 100000
Cherry mine disaster, 1909 . 101. .O00. 90
Mexican flood, 1909. ............ S.7O7 60
Darr mine disaster, 1909 ...... 4023
Key West hurricane, 1909.. LAOS
Portuguese earthquake, 1909.. 10000
Bluef1elds, Nicaragua, 1903. $4,000
Paris floods, 1910. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000. 90
Servian flood sufferers, 1870 .. 500 90
Costa Rican earthquake, 1910. 5000. 90
Mulga7Palos, Ala, mine dis, 1910 13; 10000
Northwest forest fires, $780, 100000
Minnesota forest fires, 1910.. $4,000 90
Toxic, Japan. floods, 1910. ....... 5000 90
Chinese famine, 1911 10000 90
Miscellaneous ...................... $500
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Observation-Disclosures
FOUNDED IN 1ca,

Fourteen teachers. elegant and com.
modlous buildings. Climate unsur-
passed: Departments: College Pre-
HGaraIory Normal, English. Music.
S:rhorthand, Typewriting and Industriai
FIFTY DOLLARS IN ADVANCE,
tuition and incidentals for the entiro
sear. Board $500 per month: tuition
ss.oO per term. Thorough work done
to the president 0'"'
Rev. Juison s. Hill. ID. D..
Morristown. Tenn.
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THE APPEAL
kNationaI AfrO-AmeriCan Newspaper
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
ADAMS BROS. EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS
40 e. 4th Street, st. Paul, MINI.

ST. PAUL OFFICE
j. q. ADAMS, Manager.
No. 236 UNION BLOCK, 4TH 4 CEDAR
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MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE
JASPER GIBBS. Manager.
GUARANTY LOAN BLDG, Room 1920

CHICAGO OFFICE
G. r. ADAMS. Manager.
1886 DEARBORN ST., SUITE 66O
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
Burns Satisfied

CLEVELAND, Dec. 5.-"Organized laLor, the decent. orderly element, will profit by the outcome of the Me Namara case" declared Detective Vim. J. Burns tonight. Just as soon as they rid themselves of sucl radicals as Samuel Gompers, pro gTess will be all the more rapid anl satisfactory. l think the pdbho should be well sat sfied with the sen tence of Judge Bordwe.l, because l. Judge BordWel who is an eminenty iair and able jurist. considered a life sentence for James B. and fifteen years TOT John J adequate punish ment, his judgement has all the weight that could be given to it b. -ong study of the case. | can sa! 1 am vel satisfied with Judge Bore. cal q sposltIon Of it, though iraRA. .y l say she McNsmaras may con sider themselves fortunate n escap- .l.s sIea,er penalty"
 -e szId he had reason to expec, further ccnlessloas f.Sm the McNa- liaIas that would result in the indict meat oI others not now concernee ith dynamIting cases.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
SOUTHERN CORN SHOW

ATLANTA. Ga, Dec. 5:-One thou sand representative sent by boys corn clubs throughout Georgia camJ Jo Atlanta today fer the opening o. the great southern corn show. The homes of many we'll known families nave been hrowu open for the enter .ainment of the boys during the I stay in Atlanta. Corn growers of tho Caro:inas. Mississippi, Florida, Louisi
 na and Alabama are represented a, the exhibition. During the week there will be addresses by well known agricultural experts and daily demon, strations on practical methods oI COT. rowing, including preparation Of the soil. seiecuon of seed, fertiIizing, planting and harvesting.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
DAUGHTERS OF THE coNFED.
 ERACY

HOUSTON. Texas. Dee 5.-Prom- inent women from many cities and towns throughout Texas were on hand this morn ng at the O. ching Of the sixteenth annual convention Of the Texas division of the United Daughters of the ConiedeTacy Mrs. A. R Howard, state president. occu- pied the chair at the opening session. which was devoted to the exchange of greetings. the appointment of com mlttees and the recept on of annual .epoIts. The business sessions of the aatheriEE viii continue until Friday and Will be literally interspers51 with receptions. lunCheons and other fe1- lures of tooial entertainment pre-, pared for the wis tors by the several local chapters Of the organization.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. s. Twenty five investigation committees
 who have during the rast few months been Investigating as many disppt- ed subjects W II report to tho house of Representatives during .he opening days of congress. Bitter psrty strife is sure to Ee engendered when these reports come up for debate. In many eases additional appropriations will be necessary if the work is to be continued to q po.nt where they will
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
EUROPEAN cENTENARlARs
 Ipan Mall GaZnftnl

Centenarians in Europe are much more numerous in the south than in the north according 10 the investiga- cns of a German scientist. From statistics he has collected it appears
 hat Bulgaria has one centenarian in every hundred or the population.
 bile Germany can barely muster one in a mil ion. Germany, in fact. has only seventy-siX patriarchs compared with BUigaIia's 3S82 Roumania has l074. Servia 573, Spain 40 France 2l3, Italy 19 ,Austria-Hungary 1l2. Great Britain go, Russia S9. Norway 23, Sweden 10 and Be,guim G.
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be able 10 render as complete a report as they would like. in some of these eases it is stated on good authority that he appropriations will not be forthcoming and that the partial re- ports will have 70 Le the end Of the committees work.
 A fight is on in the steel trust in- vest gation committee under Chair man Sanley. and Representative Mar iin Little.on with others contends that his investigation which has
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BETTER WATERWAYS
Eight Annual Meeting of Rivers and
 Harbcrs Congress

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. S. Senators. representatives, diplomats and other persons high in official life are here to take part in the eighth an nual convention of the Nltonal Riy- CTS and Hsrbors congress, which will meet tomorrow fer a session Of three days At the concluding sessions Of the congress the participants will in- clude nine western states governors who are making a tour of the eastern cities. The representative attendance and the wide range Of subjects sched- ed for discussion combiEe to give promise Of one or the most notable
 stherings ever assembled in the history Of this country in the inter- est of waterway development
 The congress is national It's pur-
 se. representing all sections and all waterways. Representative Joseph E. Ransden of Louisiana is tho president of the body and will occupy the chair
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When ] J. First Got Scared

CINCINNATI Dee. 5.-Detectiyes wHo shadOwed Prank Eckhon foi months Ue-Ore Bs. as detective decld ca 60 take him p.tR them as a WI, ness n the MCNarama case, says b, .s a more lmpoTlant witness thal Orlie AfcManisai. IL le4rend tha -eiore the arrest Of John l. MeNa maIa, the latter suspected things were awry, and he sent word to EcA non, the detective saa. to dispose of the clock= in his charge here. Five clocks were recovered by the police, It Is said.
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TO DISCUSS THE BOIL weEvIl

ATLANTA, Ga. Dec 5:---A confer ence of much interest 10 the cotton growing states was begun in Atlanta oday for the discussion Of the quar. 4ntine laws covering the sh pment O. cotton seed, seed cotton and cotton from all points invested with the bol weevil t0 points that have not been attacked by it. Dr. W. G. Hunter, the boil weevil expert of the department of agriculture at Washington, and the state entomologists of North and 'outh Carolina. Georgia, Alabama and other states are among the partici- p1nts. he conference VII last two days.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06

at the several sessions. Secretary Of War Stimson and Gen Bixby, chief of
 ngineers. '. s. A., will represent the government. Senator Jones of Wash
 ngtoR will speak for the Pacific Northwest. and stephen NJ. Sparkman of Florida. chairman of the house committee on rivers and harboTs. will be another prominent participant Others on the program will include the presidents of the leading water. way and river improvement associ2- tions throughout the country Tho speakers VII enceayor to impress upon the Sixty-second congress. whose leaders are demanding econo- my. that there is widespread senti- ment throughout the country for a consinuance Of generous appr0Tr
 ticns for improved waterways.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
eompers Averse to sloodshed

NhW OYR, Dec. 5.-I am g.ad the death sentence was not imposed I am opposed to capital punishment in any circumstance think the sentences Of bOtn men are commen surate with their crlme, was the cJmMGnt of Samuel Gompers tonigh,
 I would Ike to make one state nent concerning the structures mau. ty District Attorney Miller, of In uIanapons, cOncel mng the wisdom O. my .eadership of the American Ecu eration of Labor. want 10 say tha, Ii Muler has a case to prosecute -g-rnst me, or anyone else, let h n 50 ahead and prosecute. But it's no, up 10 nim 10 say whether my leaoe. snip IS wIse or SoL. l consider hIs criticism an unwarranted lmpergi nence. lie has no right to set m. -e.I up as a guide
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FAILURE

They say that this man failed. --A "e-. Fe bap4 the deal God saw the purpose of his heart, . hat, thwarted by stern circumstance 4 pawn within the careless hand
 of madcap chance -til. held its dream apart, And with a courage that ne'er quail Was always steadfast to some high
 ideal
 An, foolish world. To keep within the soul true know
 cage of the real Aud slraightway to pursue it for life s
 goal. Though wealth and love and fame
 were missed upon the road,
 Was not to faili --P1uiine Caringtcn Bouye, in Lip pincott's Marazine
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MINNESOTA FRUIT GROWERS

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Dec. B. The m nnesc,a State Horticultural society began it's annual meeting in this city today with a large and re- rresentative attendance Of fruit grow CTS and horticultural experts. In con junction W tn the meeting. which will continue four days. there is being held an elaborate exhibition Cf choice products of the farm, orchard and garden. The display Of apples is de- clared to be the best ever seen in Minnesota.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06

brought forth so many important dis closures during the last two weeks is utterly without excuse for exist cnce because of the fact that he fed eral courts has taken up the prose cution and therefore the comm ttee is of no avail
 Other special committees include the Graham committee. Investigating the affairs pertaining to the Comptrol- Ter Bay in Alaska. and the fardwick Commirpd inyess g1ting the sugar trust
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New LlNE TO AUSTRALIA

ST. JOHN, x. B.. Dec. 5:-Today saw the inauguration of a new steam. hip service between St. John and New Zealand and Austr allan ports including Melbourne, Auckland and Sydney. Two frat class steamships the Waiwera and Walxanui. will en- gage in the service.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
NORTH CAROLINA sApTIsrs

WINSTON SALEM, \. C., Dec. 5- W nston Salem is entertaining this week the annual convention of North Carolina B1ptists, which began it's sessions in Brown Memorial Baptist church today with an attendance Of more than 500 delegates and visitors rom all over the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
TRlpoliIAN MAR

TRlPOLI, Dec. 5.-A force of 20, co Itahans yesterday attacked and occupied - turkish military camp iu ne oasis of Ain-zara after a severe al1le. Both sides lost heavily, it reported
 The fight ng lasted from daylight o dusk. when 5000 Turks anu disappeared rapidly to the southeast
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06

Even in rather plain shirt waists the peasant shoulder is much worr. and it is shown on such a model ir our il. mstration. This waist is cut wiih body and sleeves in one e-d groups of small tucks extend acroscs. the shout ders. There Is also an ornamental ef. feet ia the arrangement or tucks in the czcter of the front 4 yoke Is shaned in a point in front. but in the back it is of rounded outline and this may be Of lace or other material The sleeves are puffs and are thTee-quarter length. silk and many warh materials are suitable for this waist and lace sr en. oroidery may be used in trimming it
 The pattern (5202l is cut in sizes % tO 42 inches bust measure Medium size requires I7s yards Of s6 inch ma .eriaI and g. yard Of an over, 1s inches wide
 To procure this pattern send 10 cents C Pattern Department Of shis pausr write name and address plainly and bs sure Co give slze and number of pattern.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
River Steamer aunk

THERE'S. Ill.,. Dec. 5.-A large steamboat, the City of Savannah. en route from Cairo to St. Louis, struck a snag in the Miss ssippi ten miles below here, and sank in ten feet Of water. The passengers and ere" were taken on safely.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
New Gas Main

The new gas main upon which the Bisbee Improvement company has been working for some time past was put nto service yesterday with very pleasing results. With it's use the pressure up town is found to be ma ierially increased. and this will mean letter and more reS1ble gas ser vice.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
SENTENCE ID LIFE
 AND FIFTEEN YEARS
Ccontinued from Page 1)

this is but the first chapter"
 This was all Walter Drew. chief counsel for the National Erec;ors' as. soeiation would say when told of the McNamara sentences in Los Angeles.
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ENEMIES OF PROHIBITION
Charges Against Prssiden, Taft and
 Tama Jim

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-President Taft and Secret3ry ef Africu.ure Wilson were assailed as enemies of prohibit .cn by Clarence T. Wilson. presi- tent of the National Prohibition parry a conference here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
An Arab Niaht Attack

BENGHASI. Tripoh, Dec. 5.-The Arabs Made a Surprise attacks last night on the 1llian position, but were repulsed with heavy loss. The Ita ians suffered eight casucS .es.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
MEXICAN REBELS LYNcHEO

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 5.-"Che" Co., meg. whose rebellion in Yucatan ra- suited in a clash between Madero and the governor of Oaxaca, was lynched today at Rncon, Antonio. Eight of Gomez's partisans met a like fate
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-06
PosTMAsTER AT NooALEs

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dec G. tSpecial)-The nomination of Chas. L. Fowles as postmaster at Nogsles was sent to the senate.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-10-27
..Tony" KoehI Insane

Tony" "a. ]. Koehl) wa
adjudged insane by the AdaiI
county court last week and sent
to the institution at st. Joseph.
At the time he was q deputy
sheriff. For 3 or A years many
Of his friends suspected his at
times queer way Of doing pre-
saged this affiiction, and at the
time Of his appointment as
deputy sheriff, his condition was
so well understood at Marceline
where he had lived for several
years, as to make It a matter Of
wonder how he secured the
Office. Tony was for some time
about 8 years ago, connected as
salesman with the Kellogg
Financial and Reality Co., Of
this city, and was a faithful. in
telligent employee, He after
wards went to farming near
Mike, then to various en-
ployments. He landed in Mar
celine about 2 years ago and
worked at painting, insurance,
packing house salesman. real
estate agent and established a
collection agency. He alleged
that he was connected with a
private detective agency and
went about with big "A strapped
on the outside Of his clothes and
a field glass with which to dis
cover criminals way of and look
through those who were nearer.
He went to Moberly a few
days ago. and his strange con-
duct procured his arrest. He
was taken back to Adair county
and sent TO St. Joseph on the
18th.
We sincerely regret his mis-
fortune. He was a good fellow
mo vicious habits nor addicted
to any practices rendering him
undesirable.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-10-27
dunciation of social evils. Purely
religious topics he avoided, but
ho rdIaJ ,,,;kL o

dunciation of social evils. Purely
religious topics he avoided, but
handled with a nervous eloquence
that fascinated his audience
popular topics, such as crime
waves, political corruption and
the white slave traffic. His bit
terest denunciations we're re-
served for men who betrayed
women, and this was a subject
with him.
His hearers had been accus-
toned to the old-fashioned
preaching, and Richeson's
methods aroused a storm of de-
nunciation in the church and
caused many Of the older men,
bers to resign. But with the
younger element he was i'm
mensely popular, and especially
with the girls. Tall, and of a
graceful athletic form, his pale
face, with dark passionate eyes,
and his luxuriant black hair
combined to appeal to romantic
maidens, who compared him to
Lord Byron. He met all women
with a suave Southern courtesy,
which rarely failed TO win him
advocates. and il was mainly
through the influence Of his
women parishioners that he re-
mained master Of the situation.
Many Of his supporters in the
church remain ardently loyal to
him now and are working hard
toprevent the trustees from ask
ing him for his resignation. It
appears the trustees will be sue
cessful. as the church officials
long mostly to the conservatives
who opposed Richeson's pas
toral methods. and who believed
will be glad Of the opportunity
to supplant him with a preacher
more in sympathy with him.
Identified by the druggist who
sold him enough cyanide Of po-
tassium TO kill a dozen dogs as
be declarvs identified positively
as being in company with Avis,
again with her on Sunday after
preaching denying that he
knew her when informed Of her
death denying later that he
was with her Saturday or Sun.
day fleeing Immediately to the
home Of his flnancee and refus-
ing TO make a statement or TO
come out until arrested. the
pastor had woven a chain Of
circumstances about himself
which will be hard to explain.
We sincerely hope he can and
will
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-10-27

mads ~ secure his release.
Walsh ~tically owned the
bank, q rn. I'D and a big news
paper, and was . millionaire and
one Of the most spectacular fin
anciers Of the day. He made
his money which amounted to q
good start during the war
by buying and selling news
papers. having agents in every
army and getting a big profit
from soldiers.
During his trial, he sold a part
Of his property and paid prac-
tically every dollar he owed to
every person. and his defense
was based on this ability, but
to no purpose. After his con-
viction. he bought back the
property sold to make the hasty
payment Of his debts, paying
for it and having money left,
but yeta convict He was re-
leased on parol. and expected to
re-enter the financial field. but
took to his bed on his arrival
home and never left II. Heart
disease had developed and prison
life had sapped his vitality.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-10-27

Last Saturday night when
nearly everyone had left the
streets and fitful rays Of light
from windows only rendered
outside objects visible. a burglar
scanned the interior Of Tony
Anderson's residence as best he
could through the small space
left uncovered by the curtains In
the windows. and concluding
that Il was the right time to
gather In for himself the cash
he supposed Tony had concealed
there entered the kitchen by a
rear door. Tony saw him at the
window. heard him In the kitch-
en-. and not desiring a closer In
spection either by himself or the
intruder. he advised whoever Il
was that Il was time for him 10
be moving. meaning the burglar.
hn. Anderson. by this time
fully awake 10 her husbands
beIligercnt remarks meaning
that some one not paying rent 10
Mn. WiIIett was invading the
house, advised him that Il was
time for him 70 BE getting out
meaning Tony. Not 70 evacuats
without further protest followed
By . display Of hostile intention
Tony barricaded the door be-
tween his sleeping room and the
'busIar. seized . loose curtain
pole, the only artillery 1t hand.
and informed the midnight
mazsnder hat be was about to
'ahoot ths stufRnes out Of him.
rslapssd Into ominous silence
which alarmed the house.
breaker mors than anything slsc
and aflsr vainly trying to Iocats
the suspsnse. slIpped out and
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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-10-27
Freight Wreck

Monday morning the old time
conductor Tom Conroy had the
misfortune to go into the ditch
one mile west Of the station here
on the Wabash with three cars
including the caboose.
DIR. Hughes was summoned
and fixed the badly damaged
man up as quickly AZ Il could be
done. and he was taken at once
on 4 special 10 the company's
hospital at Moberly. He was
seriously injured, having rolled
over the embankment In the
caboose. The mishap TO the
train was caused by a broken
rail.