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Fear q Revolutionary Outbreak.

Barcelona. Wholesale arrests were
made Friday on account Of the ex.
plosion OF a bomb Thursday in Plaza
de Catalonia as King Alfonso's aunt,
the lnfanta Isabel. was passing The
authorities fear the outrage presages
an era OF revolutionary violence in
Barcelona, which is normally -one Of
the most turbulent cities in the world.
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Atlanta. Ga.-Rachael Edelson. aged
8 years, Is lobbying enthusiastically
among Georgia legislators In the capi-
tol these days In the interest Of q bilt
that would, II adopted. create the new
county Of Kent.
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Sale Of Tickets In On.

Chicago.-The sale of tickets to the
third party national convention in
Chicago, August 8. was opened at
headquarters Thursday. In few
hours, It was announced, $500 had
been received. $1,000 of this amount
being for fifty tickets from one man
whose name was not given out.
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New Minister Has Hands Full.

Constantinople-Tewfik Pasha, the
Turkish minister to London. definitely.
accepted the post OF grand vizier Fri.
day He began the formation of his
cabinet at once. The sultan gave him
an entirely free hand. Tewfik as.
sumed Office with his country at war
against Italy, Albania in rebellion.
nearly the whole army mutinous, the
people on the verge of revolt against
the government and an empty treas.
ury.
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To Dissolve Steel Corporation.

Washington. - Although It Is as.
sured that the Stanley committees
long investigation Of the so-called
steel trust will result in at least two
reports to congress-one by the re.
publlcans and the other by the demo
Gratis OF the committee-both sides
will agree to recommendations that
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the United States Steel corporation be
dissolved and endorse the antitrust
suit the government Is prosecuting
against 1t. The minority will not sign
the majority report. which will con-
tain suggestions for remedial legisla.
ton.
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WouId.be Assasslna Arrested.

Seul, korea-More than one hun.
dred Koreans have been arrested by,
the Russian authorities at Harbin and,
Its vicinity In connection with an al,
legged plot to assassinate Prince Kat.
sura when the Japanese ex.premier
passed through that Manchurian city
on his way to st. Petersburg.
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Grand Rapids, Mich.-A dispatch
from Carp Lake, twenty.eight miles
northeast Of Petoskey. says that q
light sprinkle OF snow fell there FRI
day night. Crops were damaged by
the cold.
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Meet Death In Wreck.

Cambridge. Ia,-Two girls were
killed outright, a third was mortally
injured. dying later, and the driver of
the automobile seriously injured when
an east'bound Milwaukee train struck
an automobile carrying fdur young
girls to Sunday school picnic near
here Thursday ..
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Jefferson City. Mo.--,rhe votes =,

Jefferson City, Mo.-'rhe votes for
women petition mailed to Secretary OF
State Roach, it Is announced lack a
sufficient number of signatures to force
the submission Of the woman's equal
suffrage amendment to the Constitution
under the initiative and referendum.
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Trampled by Runaway Team,

Harvard, Neb-A young man named,
Adolph Stimbert was instantly killed
Thursday afternoon at l2:45 In a
grain field two miles west of Inland.
on the farm Of Frank Ealer, when in
attempting to stop runaway team he
was knocked down and trampled un.
DER the horses feet and run over by
q heavily.loaded wagon.
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Want to Make Flyina Safer.

Chicago-Denunciation OF dare.
devil flights. warning to aeroplane
builders that machines must be con;
structed more securely and q pledge
that all members Of the association
will turn in for common information
notations Of new knowledge gained in
the air. marked the first meeting here
Saturday Of the American Aviators'
association.
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Washington.-President Taft sent
to the senate Tuesday the nomination
OF Secundino Romero to be United
States marshal for New Mexico to sue
ceed Creighton Foraker, a brother Of
former Senator Joseph B. Foraker Of
Ohio. Published reports have de-
clared that Foraker resigned for DO
litical reasons.
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Getting Ready to Fiaht.

Vienna.-Montenegro is reported
mobilizing several thousand troops In
retaliation for a Turkish invasion of
Its territory, and the alleged murder
OF several Montenagrans.
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Troops Come Home.

Cincinnati. O.-Three battalions OF
the Ninth United States infantry. who
are occupying Fort Thomas across
the river from Cincinnati, arrived at
their quarters Thursday. The fort has
not been occupied for the last two
years. =
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Pittsburg. Pa.-Members Of the
Young Peoples Christian Union are
here from every section OF the country
for their twenty first annual conven.
ton. which assembled Wednesday for
q four days session.
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ExpIosjon In Mine.

Scranton. Pa.-Explod!ng gas, set
of by naked lamp, in Long Cliff col.
liery Of the Delaware & Hudson co,(
pany at Avoca, early Thursday,
burned nine men. three OF whom are
not expected to live.
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Thinks Il an Interst.te Matte.

Chicago.-In letter to LaVerne w.
Moves OF this city, Colonel Roosevelt
declared himself opposed to the plan
for Illinois to undertake the construc-
tion OF lake-to'guif waterway. He
believes this a task that should be
taken up by the nation.
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Tornado Does DAMAGE.

Ellsworth, Kan.-A small tornado
swept through Ellsworth county Sat
urday night. doing considerable prop.
erty damage. Jose Sochek, a farmer,
was struck by lightning and killed.
Two inches Of rain fell in an hour.
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Huge Dam Completed.

Koekuk. lathe last gap In the
Mississippi Power company's dam,
across the river at this place wasI
closed Saturday, and for the first time
IN its history the Mississippi is throt.
tied at one OF its widest points. The
last crib for the foundation OF the
cement work has been completed
against the Iowa side OF the project.
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headoua arters At Lincoln.

Lincoln will have the democratic
state headquarters during the com.
ing campaign. A decision to that ef'
feet has been arrived at by candidates
on the democratic state ticket and
their wishes In the matter will be
followed by the new state central
committee to be chosen at the COM
ing convention at Grand Island.
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Lincoln.--C. J. Shomway. a retired
farmer and ranch owner, was killed
Wednesday by a Burlington passenger
train near the state fair grounds. His
skull was fractured and his shoulders
were severely lacerated. He was
rushed to local hospital after the
train reached Lincoln and died at 1855
o'clock In the afternoon. He never
regained consciousness.
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Stop the Pain.

The hurt Of burn or cut stops when
Coles Carbolisalve IL applied. 1t heals
quickly and prevents scars. 25c and Soc by
druggiots. For free sample write to
J. w. Cole & c., Black River Falls, via
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charoed with Cattle Stealing.

On information received from an
Oklahoma sheriff, Detective Schmitt
arrested Crockett McHenry, colored,
on the charge OF cattle stealing. Me-
Henry had been employed for the
past week at the Commercial club
dining room.
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The Paxton Toilet Co. Of Boston,
Mass, will send a large trial box Of
Paxtine Antiseptic, a delightful cleans.
ing and germicidal toilet preparation.
to any woman, free, upon request.
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An Eploram.

Job was a patient man. but he
a piano just after he had vanished It
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It isn't every woman who will make
you good wife who will make you .
good husband!-Satire.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens the gums, reduces infammae
tion, allays pain, cures wind collie, Csc . bottle,
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The Cheerful Color.
Gabe-Do you ever get the blues?
Steve-Not II have the long green.

LEWIS Single Binder 80 cigar; SO rich
In quality that most smokers prefer them
to 100 cigars.
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The Writer Who Does Most.

That writer does the most who
gives his reader the most knowledge
and takes from him the least time
G. c. Cotton.
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BELIEVES IN ADVERTISING.
Results Of its Constant Use Shown BY
Baltimora Druggist.

Results Of its Constant Use she~n BY
Baltimore Druggist
Baltlmore.-The value Of continual
advertising In race papers IS exemplI-
fed in the remarkable success that
Stokes & Derry. druggists. OF this
city have had within the past three
years Starting out in 1908, they
that done by any OF the four other
colored drug stores OF the city.
When asked recently what he
thought had contributed to the sue
cess Of his business venture DIR. E.
Very Stokes, senior member OF the
firm, said: 81 attribute much Of the
success that we have had in the drug
business to the fact that we have al
ways let the public OF Baltimore
know through the local race papers
what we have to sell. I am firmly Of
the opinion that colored men In bust
ness can add considerably to the vol
ume OF trade done by advertising their
wares in race papers.
white men who are successful
along business lines continually let the
people knoH what they have to sell by
advertising. Another factor In bust
ness success is letting the public have
the right goods at the right prices, and
II you have not an article that a Gus
toner wants make a strenuous effort
to get It. Up to date methods. mod
ern equipment. polite and quick sery-
fee, also help immensely"
DR.. Stokes Is a native OF Baltimore
While studying in the Baltimore col
ored high school he worked IN one OF
the drug stores OF the city. he then
entered the Philadelphia College OF
Pharmacy, where be was graduated in
1905.
While in Philadelphia he filed the
position Of pharmacist at the Fred
erick Douglass Memorial hospital and
nurse training school He returned
to Baltimore and passed q very cred
liable examination as pharmacist
DR.. Derry is a native Of Baltimore
also. He was educated in the Balti.
more public schools. Lincoln universi
ty and 0berlin college, afterward
studying pharmacy at the University
OF Michigan. He worked for a num-
Der Of years in local drug stores be-
fore embarking into business on bis
own account
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nected as stray segmeRts Of circle.
They fail TO indicate a symmetrical
system.
Recently professor of the London
university declared that, as the eau
Casian cannot thrive in the hot cOun-
tries and as the natives 81 them do
flourish in the north, the white type,
being less prolific, viii be pushed to
disappearance. This is interesting and
If it were true would be quite startling.
Nature Cwaiving her arrogant egotism
and destructive selfishnessl appreciates
the white man and will use him
rightly.
The gloomy CROPPING has various as
poets, an instance Of which shows won
derful contrast to the above, especially
as TO complexion. It is the promulga-
ton that pictures the advent OF a big.
s'rong, INSCRIPTIONS blond, who, as a
superman Tor a superhOg, for appar-
emily there is small difference), is TO
destroy all other citizens. the good, the
true. the beautiful. not caring even
for the lovable and useful brunette,
whose milk is said to be exceptionally
rich. His prOgnosticated portrait is
not pleasant. and we will not have
him.
Some tine ago a writer Of inter
national fame in earnestly denouncing
race prejudice declared Of ii, with
out offering radical explanation, at is
monster begotten Of natural instincts
and intellectual confusion" In the
varied forms Of 1t there certainly Is
such confusion. 1t is obvious In the
presence of the strange and mul1form
manifestations and prosecutions, even
destroying life as an imagined duty.
which mark the new century, In
Europe and the United States. dis
tricts where education. legal questions
and Christianity are much discussed
and where the inference would natu-
rally be that justice and kindness are
what each one owes to all others.
Such obscurity must be cleared and
also the foggy conclusion that this
prejudice is from providence" But
In order to classify this intellectual
confusion truth 50 that it becomes
available we must consider the dis
auiettng fact that the monster is DE
gotten Of natural instincts" Let "
see how it came about that a force
so ugly sprang from a normal impulse.
Primitive man, IKE other promising
animals. Developed a necessary caution
as to contact with people queeriy and
mysteriousiy unllRe7 himself -
This was protective. and rightfully
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FIippant filings.

Manager Griffith says he won't toI-
crate ball players who drink. but we
hope be will let the boys take a few
high balls.-Washington Post.
Chief Moore Of the weather bureau
has issued a statement showing that
90 per cent OF the weather predictions
are right. The 10 per cent fan during
Sunday school picnic time. - Detroit
Free Press.
We In our cropping way may not e1-
actly catch the talented fashion edi-
tors drift. but we think she means
that the 1912 model corset is equipped
with an unusually long wheel base
Ohio State Journal
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ton to this preparation, DR.. Fountain
also holds two diplomas from the Cen
tral Indiana university.
DIR. Fountain is a mild hammered,
conservative Christian gentleman. His
former success in the passionate
throughout the state Of Georgia and
the host Of friends he has throughout
the connection assure him OF follow
ing loyal, sincere and capable. and
there Is no doubt but that much OF
the present progress shown at the
college this year is due to his per.
sonality and his remarkable popularity.
To be sure il would be a poor sort
Of man at any rate whose whole life
work could be wrecked by one little
show Of opposition.
It Is doubtful that the student cpl
sode has had one thing TO do either
way with the present fortunes OF the
school. An institution that has done
as much good in the southland as Nor
ris Brown college has done Will not
be wrecked I'm a moment Its men,
cries will live. its precepts will live,
and no man Is surer TO carry them
out to successful conclusions than 4
man who was brought up within its
walls and breathes day in and day
out for several years its kindly and
beneficent spirit
DR.. Fountain has retained practically
the same faculty and a high grade
OF work is attempted in each Of the de
partments-namely. theology. science.
preparatory. collegiate. academic. Eng
lish. music. industrial and nurse train
ing.
The Georgia conferences in the first
session since Or. Fountains presi-
dency have expressed satisfaction
over the work. and the entire board
Of trustees seems to be with the man
agement. There is no reason why Nor
RS Brown college will not now. take
the place In educational circles to
which II is entitled. and all indications
Joint to that end now that pickering
and strife are over. A visit through
an the departments Of the institution
and in all the classroorhs viii show
absolute contentment on the faces Of
the more than 800 students. while in
every respect the teachers show con-
siderable devotion to the work they
have In hand
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THE BROAD AK CAN BE FOUND
ON SALE AT THE FOLLOW
ING NEWS STANDS;

From on and after this date The
Broad AK, can be found on sale at
the following news stands:
A. F. Tervalon, cigar store and
news stand, 1904 State street.
George I. Martin. maker o. fine
cigars and news stand, Is w. 3lst
St, near State.
R NJ. Harvey's barber shop and
news stand, 1924 State street.
Mrs. Nellie Phelps, cigars, notions
and news stand, Is W. seth St., near
Dearborn.
w. s. Cole, cigars, tobacco and
news stand, "a w. 3lst ST., near
Dearborn.
T. B. Hall, laundry Office and news
stand, II w. 10Th ST., near State.
Mrs. Jas. H. Lewis, notions, cigars
and newsstand, IS w. 36th ST., near
State.
B. Davis, cigars, tobacco and news
stand, 1892 State St.
w. NJ. Maxwell, notions, cigars,
tobacco, CONNECTIONS and news stand,
5244 State St.
Edward Felix, notions, cigars and
news stand, g w. 30th St.
F. Bishop, cigars. tobacco and news
stand, 8 w. 9th St, near State.
Turner Williams barber shop and
news stand, 32S2 State St.
Sylvester McGlofiin, news stand
and laundry Office, 4l22 State St.
William Gaughan, laundry Office,
cigars, tobacco and news stand, 1886
State St. ..s.-
Mrs. Adella NJ. White, cigars, to-
baeco, candies and news stand 2S20
IL State St -s.
7. S. Harris, cigars, tobacco, no
tons and news stand 500 Armour
Ave, near 3lsl St. - --.
.....
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SHREWD BUSINESS MAN.

Success Of J. Jamison, the Los Angeles
Iron Merchant.
One Of the most gratifying signs Of
the progress which the race is making
is seen in the thrift and industry OF
many ambitious individuals who in the
far west are engaged in lines OF bust
ness other than the ordinary. The
manufacture of cotton fabrics. soap,
statuary and the like has been under
taken. Quite out OF the ordinary in
deed we find Mr. J. JamisOn Of Los
Angeles, CALI engaged In the iron bust
ness with marked success.
He has a large yard on Santa Fe ave
nue., in Los Angeles. with improved fa-
cilities for handling the commodity
and employs large number Of per-
sons in his establishment. BY buying
several tons OF iron at a time he Is
able TO secure more reasonable terms.
This has been one of the features OF
his success I'm the business which be
has given careful study.
Mr. Jamison Is well known among
the large iron manufacturers OF the
state, who recognize in him those nee
essary elements which characterize
the successful man of affairs. Mr..
Jamison started his business In small
vay. He proceeded cautiously. keep
ing a close watch on receipts and ex-
penses. BY this method he has kept
on the safe side in a line OF business
not hitherto undertaken 10y our people
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The New President Has Proved
His Worth as an Educator.
WON SUCCESS BY PERSISTENCE
Results Of the First Year o. the Ad-
ninistration Of the Rev. w. A. Foun-
tain at Well Known School Are Rsfu-
tatienS Of the Theory Held by His
Numerous Critics.

Atlanta, Ga.-The remarkable sue
cess Of Morris Brown college during
the first year OF the presidency OF Rev
w. A. Fountain. ID. D.. seems to en-
phasize as rather absurd and silly the
little resentment manifested by some
OF the higher class students at the be.
ginning OF the year. As a matter Of
fact. that episode seems now I'm the
light OF calmer reason to have been as
false in It's contentious as Il wag silly
and absurd in its foundation.
II will be remembered that some OF
the higher class students I'm letter to
the bOaru Of trustees pointed out that
DR. Fountain. while n good man. a
minister In the African Methodist
hurrh Of first rank. and while he held
1 hHrd earned reputation for honesty.
'obriety and learning. he had never
-raduated from a college and was
therefore not At for the presidency Of
Morris Brown college
As a matter OF fact. all this conten-
ton was basically wrong and. as the
strenuous one would have said. 'absO-
lutely false" DIR. Fountain Is a grad
uate Of Allen university. He Is also a
graduate from the collegiate depart
ment OF Morris Brown college. class Of
1901, and from the theological depart
ment, 1902. Thus IT would seem that
the satisfaction would have been keen
er I'm the honor which had come to one
OF the institutions own sons. In add
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Moons In the Solar System.

There are at lesISt twenty moons in
the solar system. Saturn alone has
eight. the biggest Of them. Titan. being
nearly twirr the size Of the moon. and
Jupiter pnS>'SSss four. ranging In d.
mensionS upward from Europa. Just
about as large aS the orb OF terrestrial
night. tu tinnymedr. greatest Of all
known mnOn>. with diameter Of $3.50
miles. whrr.a~ the moon belonging to
this wOr..i l. only 3.ltD miles through.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PUBLISHERS OPPORTUNITY
Advertising Agencies lean Toward
Papers Edited bY Afro.Ansrie.pa-

Advertising Agencies Lean Toward
Papers Edited BY Afro-Amsrieans.
Within the past two weeks,
since Jan l." says Albion Lewis
Holsey. the proprietors Of two
well known advertising agencies
have consulted me with regard
to advertising propositions for
papers published by and in the
interest OF Afro-Americans. In
each case reliable information
was sought as how best to reach
the largest number OF papers at
once.
Il named to such inquirers a
long list OF papers published by
) our people, gave their location
and quoted their approximate
circulation. This seems to me
to be a fine opening for a num-
Der OF publications to greatly in
crease the number Of advertise
ments from that which they are
now carrying.
Why not combine their efforts
to secure advertisements? Such
organizations as the National
Negro Press association should
inaugurate a large advertising
campaign to let the general ad-
vertising public know the value
OF their papers as advertising
mediums. At the last session Of
the Negro Press association
had planned to offer this sug-
gestion. but the time was squan-
dered In electing officers and ar
guments over trivial matters.
81 spoke to President Lewey
about this matter. and he eX-
pressed himself as being much
in sympathy with such a move
ment. II is my hope that this
matter will be taken up at the
next meeting. for advertising is
certainly one OF the vital fac
tors In journalistic activity"
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Troy. o. - From the inception of
the abolition movement through the
great civil war. up from slavery, on
through the reconstruction period, the
cOiored race in America has had severe
struggles and mighty difficulties to
hinder its progress, yet there is encOur-
agement i'm the fact that history re-
cords the rise Of no race or individual
achievements which have come with
out strong effort. ambition and per-
sistence in the face Of oppression.
We give below the first Of two ar
ticles from the pen Of a white man
who has been a firm friend Of the COL
ored people for more than half a cen
fury. Horace ]. Rollins OF Troy, O.,
is one Of the old guard. who knows the
ordeal through which our people have
passed, their present environment and
the attitude Of those who would hinder
rather than help the cause Of justice
and equal rights for all. American Citi-
zens.
OF natures answer to mans race
question Mr.. Rollins writes the fol-
lowing: The whole world continues to
be disturbed by certain phenomena in
cident to racial relations. Countless
people-many Of them classed as
philosOphers-speak and write Of the
'prOblem;" there is no end Of utter
ances that are misleading and harm
ful, yet now and then an observer
notes facts that are impressive, and
good suggestions are sometimes Of
fered. However, almost invariably
these are fragmentary and as discon-
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coIor.d Soldier, 10 Turkish Army.

1t Is hardly worth while to express
surprise at finding colored soldiers In
the ranks OF the Turkish army, for
wherever men strive in a common
cause at home or abroad either for
racial or national honor the colored
man shoulders his share Of the respon-
sibility. The two killed IN a recent
skirmish between Turkish and Italian
soldiers at Tripoli are said to have
been the aggressors.