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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-30

49,
wounded three times last
night by Col. ROdOIfO FieFro,
Ms personal body guard, accord
JD- - semi oGicinf Rdvices received
here today. The report was de-
MED by JuareE officials.
George C.. CHrOthers, special
agent Of the state department re-
ceived a telegram from VIVA nt ~
o'clock Friday might. 1t Wns dated
ut A-uascaIiCntes and made no
mention OF villa being shot.
70 GENERAL attack will be made
N on Tampico by the forces Of
- Gen. Felipe Angeles until the
entire district around Saltiilo and Mon
ferev has been cleared of C~arrancistas'
according to advices received py- VIVA
agents here. In pursuance OF TINS
Motley a large detachment Of the troops
concentrated at Aguascalientes lett
Friday in the direction Of san Luls
Potosi. with the object CT capturing
that city and then proceeding north 10
the SaltillO-MOnuerey district, II IS de-
So anxious is Villa to completely
clear up his district, according to me
VfIlista advices. that it is probaDIe
that no general attack viii he made on
San Luis Potosi il il is ound that CITY
is strongly held. the Villa troops
marching overland from Justine or
some point close to the San Luis 20
r~osi-Sa1tillO line. According TO the
latest advices, Hipolito, Paredon and
p number Of other points between
Torreon and SaltIllo are still held oy
the forces Of Sen Herrera and VIVA
real. Besides this. many points nortn
Of Monterey are held by Carranza gar
risons. which menace Villas control Oh
the city.
Few reports Of fighting have been
received by either faction since the
evacuation of Mexico City by the con-
ventfon government AtliNcO, state OF
Puebla. was captured Friday by Gen.
Francisco Coss from the Zapatistas. &C
cordfng to Carranza advices. but, ASIDE
from this fight, neither of the nam
armies have been in contact h cap
azure Of Atlixco. according TO the Car
rama advices. clears the state OF Pu-
ebla OF Zapatistas.
The line from Vcracruz to the capital
viii be open early next week, accord
ing 70 Carranza advices from Vera
cruz. These also state that Carranza
has issued a decree amending the con-
s~titution so that congress can pass a
minimum wage scale for ali classes OF
workers and can also make laws de-
clarine void all concessions that have
been illegally granted. The message
states, however. that concessions that
have been secured through proper
channels will not be mOlested.
Denial is made by villa agents here
OF the report that Maytorena is to
occupy the port of Naco. which was de-
clared neutral by the Scott-Maytorena
Agreements. It is stated that Gov Ri
veros. Of Sinaloa, who was expected
soon to arrive in Juarez on his way to
NoEales for a-cOnference with Juan Ca
bral and Maytorena. will not reach the
border until Wednesday. According to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-30
Y. NJ. c. A. DINNER TUESDAY.

The annual dinner of the Young
Mems Christian association viii be
given Tuesday at z o'clock in Hotel
Sheldon. J. II. Nations. president OF
the association. will be the toastmaster.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-30
CARRANZAH HOLDS
SAN LUIS POTOSI

Laredo, Texas, Jan. 5O.-san Luis
Potosi is again in the hands Of Car
rama forces. 1t was urned over Fri
day without a battle, and the fall Of
Monterey, now held by Villa troops, is
reported imminent
Ger. Pablo de Ia Cara. Of the Con
ventiOn" army. has turned over the
city Of San Luis POtOsi to the Carran-
cistas and has renowned the cOnyen-
ton. according to adVices received
by the C~arranza consulate here. The
report declares that there are now
10. 600 troops in the vicinity of the
city who have declared for C~arranza,
under Gems. de II Cara, EugeniO
Benavides, Lucio Blanco and Robes.
A skfrmish at T~opOchico, near Mon
terey, is also reported as having Oc-
cured on Saturday. The Villista troops
were repuIsed and the early fall Of
Monterey is expected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-30
ATTACKS WILSON'S
BOSSY METHODS

lContInued Lon ~ "a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-30

GENERAL attack will be made
on Tampico by the forces Of
= Gen. Felipe Angeles until the
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-23

f9iffe nit Waffeu ausuriiitsn uuh
bab aonterbanbsartitsi niht mshr
bur9 ameritanifde pafosiere be'
IdiBt perben, bann nerhen bic
8ersinigten Siaaten fsbeu, baB
0euti6lano in benz 8emiiben. ben
llnterfeeboottrieg in meniali6ere
anndIe gu Isiten. auf ibrsr Ssite
itebt. 8enn ss g(msrita uidt GEE
Iingt, @roBbritannien in biefer Mets
ie gu bseinfluFsu, fperbsn bic @ers
einigten Stanten es ii1 ssfnlen Iafs
len mHTsn, boB Der unferIesbpots
frisg in Der bisberieen Beife ipsi=
ter gefii6rt tpirb. sic miiFen oors
auf feben, boB ibre 8iirger fih 10
penig in biz SeetriegsaDne beas6sn,
ipie iie es tdteu, nenn ss iit oars
I'm bonbeIts, iiber bic S9iiBenIinte
nabe &rrag, 2ifIe ober prsempsI
su ee6en."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-23
Sratte uerbrancbt.
An9lO'iranSOiilthc Siienlipe bat
itd) ansaetpbt.
Rnlisn nod anf osr Eludlt.


Berlin brabtlos na9 SapDilIe, 8.
s., 10. gaai. Der @eneralitab Der
beutI9en grmse per6ffentlidte ssItern
folgerae GrtIdrung iiber bic &riegss
lage:
,2(uf benz lpeitlideu ariegsidnus
plabe bsrrT9te geitern n0rOli4 BON
gpern om &anul bel Steenitraate
unb Set Sos Rube. Siio0itIt4
pOn 8DeIingbe. aui bem DItli4en
llIer bes &anals, entpideIte ii4 Der
9ampf an berI9ieOenen SteIIeu unb
bislt ben gan5en Sag on. Der
aampT pirb 1eute fortgeieBt. Giios
lid bon Neube GbapelIe puroen bic
8riten geiterE unb beute nit f4pes
rem 8erluitsl. 3uriidgeI4lageu.
.Grneute fron3Offhe Qngriffe
auf ben S0ben BON 2orette, Bel OBJ
lain uno tpsitIi9 bon SOu4e5, fuas
ren 5ebIfdIdge. g0ir ma4ten $50
GeFaugene
rgei 2(inp, iiib0itIid BON Ct.
Mlibiel, lam Der Snfanteriefamtf
gum StitlIton6.
Sin fran30Ff9st 8oritoB BRAD
unter unlerem Gfontsnfeuer auiams
men.
.quf bem 0ftGi8m 9risssiauus
ptobe boben bic 9eutI4en Sruppen
mad benz fiibIi9 BON 9tiemen geles
eensn 0iItrift geIdidt, I'm bic Rufs
fen, bic bort ton3entrtert tporoen
tporen, ondu8retfen. Die 9dmpfe
fiuben in allgemeiner gtidtung auf
Der 2inie 0rpaDtabuaa, SpntopB
unb Qlpaft ftatt. On einem puntte
n6rbli6 bon Wpfota mart nniere
aaboIerte bic rufiiiden angriffe
auf Mtoriampol 3uriid. Wir ma4s
ten 100 @efangens.
,R5rblib BON qr3embsI, BON eis
mem guntte Tiiblid bon SnrosIau
BIB 3u Der U1iinbung bes SansTIuis
ies in bic Dei6feI, bo6en beutihe
GFerrei6iIthe unb ungariide grups
pen ben San iiberIdritten. Der
75sinb fliebt in 0ittider unb norbs
ofIi6er Ri6tung tpeiter. Sci Sligo
un6 2oqop, unb in Der Rdhe bon
Gtrbi Bat fidb cine groBe S4laht
entlpidsiF."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-23

1T, Iopie bic gtobt Grobigea Ipf-
len ebenfoGs an StaIien fallen.
9rieIt iOu au elmer taiferIi6en
6reiftabt gentadt iperbm urb zine
@eripoItung erhaIten, bic ben itolies
niT9en Gbarattsr Der Staot belpa4s
rem fou. 2uBerbem foG bic Stubt
cine itolieniIde llniperiitdt erboItsn.
StoIiens Spuperdnitdt iiber 9Gpz
Iona, einen Seebofen bon gtIbonten,
unb eine oa8u geb6renbe Sntereisnt
ipbdre ion anertannt iperben.
Oeiterrei6 llngorn ertldrt, boB
ss ouf ale pOtitii6en Snterefsn NIT
be5ug auf QtI6nnien ber5idtet,
Die notiOnaIn Sntersfen Stale
ems in Seiterrei6 fpllen gnn5 Bee
ionbers beriidiihtigt perbsn.
Die gegierung BON Oeiterrei6s
1tngarn erlGBt cine 2tmneitie fir
aI1e poIitiIden MiIitdrgefnngensn,
bic 9eipobnsr beg ab9etrstenen Ger.
rttpriums iino.
2(Ge tpeiteren BiinTde StaIiens
nit be3ug ouf bic oIgemeine grase
folIen gana beiOnbere 9sriidii6tts
gung finben.
Seiterrein llngorrt erbietet iih
nit be3ug ouf bic beipilIisten Sons
8effionen mad enbgiiltiser 8erein.
barune bes lle6ereintommens, zine
feierGi4e Grfldrung ab3ugeben.
Gs folIsn semsinfame &omitses
ernannt tperbsn, bic otls Sin3etbeis
ten Der beipiGligten 2t6trstingen res
guIieren ioIIen.
Ia9 enbgijlttger Qertinborung
bes ue6ereintommens foLlen SoIbns
ten Der 0IferreiAii4 uneariTdsr
Qrmee bic Gings6orenen bsr in Syrus
ge tommenben 9erritorisn Iinb, ni9t
peiter ON 3riege tsilnehmtn.@
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-23
Ami Oer Seittreiic.
9rGiiSent g8iliOH mirb mOrgsn in
Mallinatun erluartet.

ggoIbingiou, 19. Nai. Die prds
Iioentenjadt vMoDfloper" nit grds
Ibent BilIon unb ieineu gegleitern
on 8oro, befinbst fi6, ipie i'm JIots
tenbepurtement 6eute betount gegsbea
murbe, auf ser aiitfobrt oon gislp
g)ort nod DdI6ington in Der Rdbe
Ser @irginia Gapss 2tus ber Sots
fade, bdB pon Der Sa4t teine Rd6s
riGl bier eingetroffen til. mill man
in 6ieIieen mnBgebenosn areifen
f6lisBsn, oaB iia n; goro alles Dobl
befinoet. Die Soht tpirD morgen
Donnerstog, friib morgens in 8oi9s
ington sriportet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-23
9feme Ntakreseln.
&Ontrullieruns bon ausldnOcrn
in Berlin II. SrnnOcnbnrg.
Seridt Der Isidsbnnf.

Berlin, 10. Mlai, 3peds sssi9s
meter apntrpuieruus Der gusIdnoer
in Der Stabt Berlin uno in Der
Qropins 8ranoenburg bat beute Der
MilitGrs@ouperneur bic folgenoen
gerFiigungen befonnt gegeben:
Die nahfpIgenbsu Seittmmungen
trsten am l. SUM in &raft. Wlit
Qusnabme BON Seferreidern, llns
gnrn unb 2irten miif,n ole auss
lGnber iih ipdteiteus "a Stunoen
nod ibrer 2lntunit in Berlin unb
in Der PrOpin5 Sroubenburg psrs
iDnIih bel Der ppIi5ei mslben mb
ibre 9Gfe por5ei9en. 9lusIdnber,
ipeI6e Berlin ober bic Qrpbins
9ranbenburg gu berlaFen tpiinldsn,
miifsn ebenfaus bor ben suFGnnis
gen 8eb0rbsn perI0nIid erfdsinsn.
9(nsIdnber. peI.e om 1. SUM- in
Berlin ooer in Der probin5 8runs
ben6urs anIGIiig paren, miiFtn Ff
Dor btm 10. SUM- perT0nIia bsi
Der 9oIisei melben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-23

9Ium, iiber &aris, 10. Mai, Scr
italieniide Niiniiter fir msluartise
slngelcgenbeitcn, SunninO, iua Den
0titglieoern SeS Sa6inettS mitec-
teilt baben, baf Gcitcrreid iid) be-
reit erfl1rt bat, iueitcre territprialc
3ngcitdnbniilc 8n mndDen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-23
GanptItaot pericgt.
@enernl GarrauSa utaGt Enebln Sn
feiner HeiiOeuS.

8oIpeiton, Seras, 19. Mai. Ro9
cngebIid 3uperliiiiigen Meloungen
beobiihtigt @sneraI Gorron8a, feline
3eiiben3 uno SauptItnb: mad 9uebld
gu berlegen unb bonn einen erniten
0erfucb gu MAIDEN, Die 5auptitaot
Merito gu mebmen. garran5a IoII
crtldrt boben, oob er baIb allen @iz
ferItanb gebro9en baben iperoe. gs
bobe fir i'm ousenblidli9 teinen
3ped, Die 9auptftaot gu beieben, bo
tie 8eb0lterung ibm FsinbIi9 geiinnt
fsi, unb er ni6t 10 bisIe 5ruppen
cntbebren t0nne, ols n0tig pGren,
linn bic 9auptitaot Su baIten.
Der 9lmeritanar, Der Die Nddri6t
rod bier bra9ts, ertldrt, baB bic
toirti9nftIi6e Gage Meritos ieoer Be
i6reibung ipotte. Die greiIe fur
9ebensmitteI Ieien ins llneebeuerIi4e
eeitiegen, uno bic SSnbuitrie pss 2ans
res Iiege b0Ilig oarnieber.
Some HmIc".amenotmemt.
g8nrbe in 9enner nit GROCER MajO.
ritdt Gngenuntmen.
0enper, Solo,, 10. Mai. Gin
Nmenbement gu bem ftdbtif1sn 5reiz
brief 5peds SeIbitbsrpoItung nit
te3ug nuf ResuIierung bes 6anoeIs
nit SpirituoTen, tpurbe BEL ber ge=
tern bier abgebnItensn 0ahl nit
il6ersr miaioritdt angenommen.
9urf bas ,5ome gtule s9tmsnbez
ment mill man feItitelIen laiIen, ob
9ennsr. bas einsn Spe3idIsGrsibrief
bat, ben SpirituuienbanbeI in Der
Stobt Ielbit regutieren tonn, frog bss
srit unIdngf ongenummensn Stautss
4ropibitionsseieBes,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-23

- Die 6ron3oien fonnsn nit ifrer
SFTenIioe in 5lanoern uub bel 9(r@
1ns ni6i peiter. 4nri8 msIbet, BOP
e8 nod ilnmer regnet.
- Die Snternatiouol SnpeTetting
60. W}aTbine So, in Retp gprt, be-
rem Br1iioent German 9t0ber. Der
Gigentiimer Der .g1en OOrter
Stoots3e 3eitung" it, iIt auf Die Sab
lung elmer SDpot6et BON $1OO0,000
bertlo1t noroen. Die Gigentiimerin
fer 6bpotbet 1T bic 8udrnrtp Gruit
60, Rem gort.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-23
SOmmt tentgegell.
SeIterreitb : llngarns
3ngeltanOniiie.
Semerfungen Ocs SaR5lcrs.

8aIbinstuu, 10. 9iui. 5ta(ien
nnb SeitcrreidJ babcn anScblid Die
8csicrnng Der Ser. Staatcn eriuAt,
Die OiplOmatii9en Sutereiien Der
beiOen 2GuSer in 9ium, be5iu, in
@icn sn ucrtreten, lueun es suut
ariegc fummen iOl!tc. 2ic gunOes-
rcgicrnng bat bic SOtidlufter an9e-
luicien, iidl fir bicieu 6aa 6creit
ju bnlteH.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-23

gebeim gsbaIten nirb, 10 min mon
6o9 fuiiien, boB Iih berfeIbe mii
Der @eigsrung Seiterreih8 befaBt.
bic anseblid5 gsreHten g(nIpriiGe
StaIiens an3uertennen. 2lu6 ION
bos r@riin6u6" bic GrtGdrung entz
6olten, bnB bic itoIisnifthe Geg.ts
rung ben 9rei6unb bsreits am 4,
Mai gebroaen Bat, apeil bas 9ors
geben Der 0Iterrei9iIben 3egierung
nit ben SoBungen beg @ertroges
i'm Wiberfprud ftonb".
Gin anberes @eriift, baS bis5er
aud ni6t betatigt merben tonuts,
iit, boB 0eIterreid ii9 bereits ents
f9IoFen babe, feline biptomntif6e
8ertretung in StaIien unb rem
S6ub Der 0iterreihiden ltntertnnen
in SStalien bem omeritaniI6en Bot
f4ofter gu iibertragsn. 0eutfdIonb
fOIl fir ben 9leiden 3ped ben Sc
fanbten Der S6pei3 erpdblt babsn.
Berlin, 19. mai. Der bsutf9e
Hei4ston3Ier Or, bon 8etbmnnns
Sollpeg bat in Der geItrigen Sit
8ung bes beutI6en gaei4Stdgs cine
leberii6t ii6er bic StaIien oIs
preis fir FortgeIeBte 9eutrntitdt gez
mo6ten aner6ieten gegeben. Sn feis
ner Rebe ertldrte er, baB er bic
5pfFnung ouf Grbdttung bes 6ries
bens unter ben 0reibunbmG9teu
3ipar nod ni6t aufgegeben bobe.
Do6 ous Ieinen 8emertllngen ging
berpor, OaB er feline 60rer betreffs
Der BON i6m ieI6it 9eteiItsn i5ur6t,
Der 0rei6unb t0nnte iotpeit Jtas
lien in 8etraht tommt in oie Bril-
6e geben, nidt tdui6en poIlte.
.Gie piiTen, msine Ssrren." Jag,
te Der Rei6stan3ler, obaB bic Be-
3ie6ungen 3piI4en Stalien unb
Gefterei4 ltngarn felt Wonoten
febr geIpannter gotur 8epeien iinb.
2tus Der Rebe, bic Graf Sis5a gss
tern i'm ungarii4en 2tb8eOronstsns
bous geboIten Bat, merben sic err
Ieben boben, baB bas aa6inett in
8ien in bem aufri6ti9en 8eitreben
einen bauernben 5rtcoen 5pii4er
Der 0oppelmonor6is unO Stolien 81
| erbalten un0 bic bnuern6en tpi6E.
| 9ta 2e6ensinterefen beioer ReiNt
in geriidf6tigung 5u 8ieben, fd
gu ipeitgsbanben 3ugeitdnoniiIer
territorioler Iutur on StaIien Der
Itanben Bat. Sd erdats es fir bollt
Ifdnbig augsmsTen, S6nen bisf
3ugsfdnoniFe nnmbaft 5u mo4en
Der Sell BON 9irol, Der BON Sto
Iisnern bepobnt iT, iOG on Sta
lien abgetreten iperben.
Dos psitli6e llfsr bee SIOu3o
70 ipeit es BON StaIienern bepO5nt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-23

- Nus QppIeton, Wis., piro ges
meIbef, oaB iene Gegeno bon einem
6eftigen S6rseftltrn heintgeiueht
tporben 1T.
- eyn ct. 2ouis be9ing Gmil 6.
6ot6er, elm 6etonnter 9eteraR aus
Gem Tpanii@snmeritonii6en 9tiege
Sel6Ittuorc
SRI. 6arriet q. @rob0m bic in
rem 6fFcutlimen Ghuien IN 8ittst
burq6. pa, 50 Sabre unterEiAtet
bat, lit bon Der Gmul6eborbe peniio'
riert lUorben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-23

BUS p6ilabelp6ia nirb berthz
tet, oaB Der neue 3Grlt0rsr Der Bum
tssfIotte, .GricloH" :. Ieine qro6sia9rt
gidnseno beitanosn bot. Ter 3ers
ii6rcr md@t iiber 30 anoien in Der
Stunbe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-23

Berlin, 10. Wai. Ro9 benz beute
betonnt aegebenen 8eri4t Der Reihss
bont ipeiIt Der 9eIoporrot cine 3us
nabme bon 2,So8,O0o Mart ($702,s
000) auF. 0istontos ein16ltebIi1
Shobamtsnotsn 1873, 8,948,000 Wort
1894, ,737O0o); g(nleiben 114.0oO
Mart ($2S.o00); 0epoiitsn GIFTS
900 Mnrt ($15, ,794, 500; Riid9ong
i'm MetoIGporrat, Shobnmt83ertiFis
tate uno Roteu onberer 8onten
1O6.o65,OoO ($26,516, ,23O); Seturi.
tdteu 4,7O6,00O Mart ($1,176,5oO)
unb Decentralization 43,722,0o0
Mart pber $10,930,500.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-23
3nIammen nbrmd).
Sarenbeere baben lin sn er'
tuarten.

9unbun, 10. @ai. Sine Scpcids
Ses EetrusraDer GorreipOnSentcu
Der rHOit". Die bente murscn bicr
riatraf hat nngeGeures Taficben
crrcgt. Sic 6ringt Den GugldnScrm
5um eritcumal Die &nbrbcit iibrr
tie bernid)tenSc 9tieOerlagc Der
9iniicu in GnIi5icn. Die 9epeIfr
lGntet: rSeit Seu glns6rndDe oes
&ricgcs lit fcinc 10 nieScridlmet.
terrible @clbnng in GetroaraS cin'
Gclanfen, ais bic, Die 9eitern nbenS
zen u6ligcn 9liifsng Der 9lnIien
enf Der 200 Meilcn langen 6runt
in Wali5icn nnO SiiSpuIen mclocte.
I'D fanu nidJts in Der 3nfnnft ie.
len, oas ben upaitdnoi8en 3uiam.
mcmbrnd Der rniiilden Streitmad)t
md nerbinoern fam. glnf elmer
1SrDut bOR ii6Cr 200 Rcilcn befin.
ben Die 9iuhen iid) nnf Der 1lndDt.
gindJ Den Grfabrungcn Der leetcn
Nonntc idJeint bicier 3nfall gan;
nnfak6nr, nno man mnf unbebingt
glanben, Haf man nns pGbrenS
bicier 3eit bic @dbrbcit nUrcRtbnl.
ten Bat. Gic pffi5iellcn Seridte
Eier lniicn bcntlidD SnrdlEltden, Saf
Die 9iniien in ben lebten &pdcH
nidjts getnu bn6cn, aIs Die gGnsli.
dc @crnid)tnng ibrer glrmcc mo.
nOslidJ sn ncrbinbcrn. gfan gibt
cnblidJ Offrn sm, bah bic OcntIdle
Strategic, Die Die Sertrcibnng Der
3iniien aus ocn Sarpatbcn nmb' @ns
li5icn 6c5ucftc, ami DER gunscn 81.
ric CrfOlgrcidD iuar."
gieuc Wtimiiter.
Die Gepnblif 8ortusal itebt inter
neuer Seituns.
2iTobun, gortugal, 19. mai. Seu>
te ipurbe bier betannt 9egeben, bnB
bas neue pprtueieIii9e Snbinett Gus
Oen folgenbsn Miniitern beitebt. giis
uiTter bss Snnern unb premier tpd6s
reno Ser &rontbeit SUoO Gbosas',
Sole GaItro; 5inan3miniiter, 8arros
Queirps; Suftt8miniiter, paulO 6az
loo; Miniiter fir dustpdrtige Gnges
, Iegenbeiten. Setreiro 0ueiro5; Dttnis
ter fir 8olonien, Serge Pereira;
Niniiter fir 6ffentlide arbeiten. 9ldz
nuel Mpnteiro; Marinemtniiter, Ser
nanbe3 Gotta, uno W2iniitsr fir
OffentIi9en 1lnterri6t, Wtagdlhas
Qirnd.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-23

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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1915-05-15

OF the larger cities but there is a ten.
dency to keep them out Of desirable
sections once member of the race
moves from such section Skilled
wOrkmen Of the race are doing well.
The carpenters have held their own In
this section and control much of the
work In their line. This Is also true
OF members Of the race In the bricklay.
ing trade.
But the white mechanics In the lines
above named have combined against
them to some extent, which Is strongly
indicated by the fact that the majori-
t. Of the white building and loan asso.
ciatons will not allow Afro Americans
holding shares In their associations
when making loans to build homes to
give contracts to Afro Americans, but
the work must he done by white men
under the supervision Of the associa.
tion. Such discrimination aroused the
better element OF the race In this Sec
tion. whom the Rev. DR.. Richard
Spiller interested I'm organizing the
Workingmen's Building and Loan as
sociation. the officers OF which are Dr.
r. w Avnnt, president; DR.. Richard
Spiller. vice president, and Edward
story, secretary and treasurer.
When this movement was being con.
sfdered one Of the leading factors In
the effort was Thomas ii. Williams, a
native OF this city and a young man
with broad conceptions Of the posi-.
bilities OF the race to succeed along
business lines. He is Il member Of the
board OF directors and also member
or the finance committee Of this pro
gressive association. Mr.. Williams has
Interested large number Of young
men here In this organization.
Mr.. Williams Is concrete example
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1915-05-15
ORGANIZED FOR PROTECTION.
Association Started In Wilmington,
N. c., on Account Of Race Prejudice.
NY GEORGn E. KING

ny GEORGE +. KING.
Wilmington. y C.-That the young
men of our race In this section of the
country are daily becoming more In
terested In movements that will make
for betterlDg conditions IN the south
generally is being stiklugly evidenced
by many In this city who have Uadc
remarkable progress In the face m
great obstacles But for number Of
years commercial enterprises un,Jug
them seemed to be ut II stnndStll.
This economic inertia WAS not due
however, to II financial striDgency
among the cOlored people. who receive
wages IN this city equal to that paid
Afro \ Amcritnns In other sections Of
the south Negroes own and conduct
most excellent farms. and there Is not
any city In North Carolina wherein
our people pay more taxes on real es
tate than is true Of those living In Will
mingtOn.
Another encouraging feature to be
considered IL that as rule the Afro
American residents are not so closely
segregated here as they are In some
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1915-05-15
Muskogee Cimeter
w. H. Twine Editor
Il. III. Twine Collector
and Asst. Manager
MEM = Err
NATIO NAL ~ e @ 2O pr G . 3
A9SOClATIO
HON. J. C. MANNING'S LETTER,
Approves Work Of National independ
ent Equal RIGHTS League.

Approves Work Of National independ-
ent Equal Rights League.
The following letter has been re-
ceived by President Gunner Of the Ma
tional Independent Equal Rights
league from the Hon. Joseph G. Man
ming, a white man and former member
Of the Alabama legislature:
Crawford House. Boston, Nov. q. 1914
Rev. Byron Gunner. President National
Independent Equal Rights League. Hill
burn. N. T.:
Dear Rev. Gunner-If ever before there
was needed any demonstration Of the ef-
fectiveness OF an organization Of. for and
by colered people In their own behalf this
has been shown by the league you have
the honor to head as president Your or
ganixation has awakened the country and
forced the iasue and has proved that 'he
who would be free must first strike the
blow"
Surely now that the fghting ability Of
your league 10 shown there will be dis
position on the part Of all colored people
TO turn their support to II as the means
TO the end Of the achievement Of iheI
rights.
! hope that every possible support will
be concentrated to the end that the league
and Trotter and the Guardian viii be
backed up for that continued achievement
which the recent events show you can
bring to pass Sincerely yours.
JOSEPH g. MANNING.
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