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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21
"Any prejudice whatever will
be insurmountable If those who
do not share in it themselves
truckle to it and flatter it and
accept it as a law Of nature"
John Stuart Mill.
THE CITIZENSHIP CONGRESS,

That was band of American
patriots which met in Washington and
after due deliberation formulated a
stirring address to the country, listing
their wrongs, offering evidences of
their progress, recounting their deeds
of loyalty in defense of the Nation,
and pledging themselves before the
Eternal God to combat with all the
power within them, the denial of civil
and political rights.
1t was the greatest event in recent
years, in that the men and women who
met had a correct conception of what
it means or should mean to be Ameri-
can citizens. In this world, groups as
we'll as individuals are taken at their
own valuation of themselves. These
people did not feel that they were
negroes" in the average American
conception of the word or African
savages or aliens. They knew that
they were all American born and as
Americans entitled to all the rights
and immunities of American citizen
ship. ,@
There is no trucking or cringing in
their statement to the people of the
Republic. It is a clean cut demand
for justice and equality of rights,
nothing more, nothing less. The
greatest emphasis was laid on resist
ance against the policy of separation
from fellow Americans of other groups
in public or semi-public places,
whether for education or recreation
or on common carriers, or residential
segregation.
That is the crux of the whole mat
ter Unless there is absolute and
identical equality of treatment in all
things and unrestricted admission of
colored people to every public or semi
public place open to other Americans,
they are subject to slavery more
CALLING to intelligent beings than mere
bodily bondage and democracy itself
is a lie.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21
WANT COTTON PROTECTED.

In memorial to Congress, issued at
Fort Worth, Texas, and entitled "The
American Farmer and His Govern
ment," H. N. Pope, president of the
Association of State Farmers Union
Presidents, asks that cotton be pro-
tected by twelve-cent minimum loan
from the government. 49,.
The people in the murder belt are
always very soiicitous about the pro-
lection Of the material interests, but
when it comes to the protection of
human life that is another story. The
Texas Farmers. Unions ought to do
something toward wiping out lynch
ing and racial injustice in their home
districts before making an appeal for
aid of any kind from the national gov
eminent.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21
NINE. L. A. P. HENDERSON'S
Wonderful Hair Grower Is a Wonder
full Preparation.

"A woman's hair is her glory
Il Corinthians, 11-15). Why not you
have that glory? Just see Nine. L. A.
P. Henderson's WONDERFUL HAIR
GROWER. No matter what has failed
to make your hair grow, just use this
wonderful grower, it will remove
dandruff and promote a full growth
of the hair and also restore the
strength and make the hair silky and
soft. No harsh hair will grow. Try
it. Price so cents. Call Dale 2755 or
write to 1872 N. St. Adams St-Agents
wanted.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21
NJ. 1. THORNTON.
Popular Mail Carrier of the St. Paul
PoStoffice.

Mr.. Thornton went to Duluth,
Mimi, week before last and was
united in marriage on Tuesday, Octo-
Der 10, to Miss Maceola Vivian Will
liams, one of the most popular young
ladies of Duluth Heights.
The bride is a daughter of Mrs.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21

Within week after Wilson became
president, his attorney general called
for the resignation Of William H.
Lewis, assistant attorney general of
the United States, who had been ap-
pointed to that near Cabinet position,
the highest ever given to a colored
man, by Republican president.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21

Darius F. Reese, the Republican
candidate for Congress from the
Fourth District, who had no opposition
for the nomination, is one of the best
known Republicans in the city and
state. For more than a quarter of a
century he has been one of the most
popular and effective speakers for his
party the state can boast of. He has
assisted in the election of hundreds
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21
THE $3.50 ~. r'~
.-.,
ONLY DAY ...,..' 4
FOR REGISTRATION IS ,.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER s2s.
REGISTER, OR YOU CAN'T VOTE
LAWYER FRANCIS.
Receivers $4,000 from the Russell
Estate for Mrs. Booker r. Wash
inQton.

Four years ago DR.. Booker T. Wash
ington retained Lawyer w. T. Francis
to endeavor to recover money left to
Mrs. Washington by Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Russell, who was for number of
years proprietor of the famous Russell
Coffee House at Minneapolis, and
after many vexatious delays, hearings
on motions and arguments in court in
volving the correct Interpretation of
the intention of the divisor, he was
successful and a check for 100000
was delivered to Lawyer Francis by
the executor of the estate last
Wednesday.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21

Recently Senator Vardaman of Mis-.
sissippi made speech in Washington
lauding jeff Davis, the Confederacy,
etc. "The strength of America is sus.
tanned by the morality and intellectu.
atty of it's men and women" said he.
But Vardaman's state contributes very
little of either. =s
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21

That was strong point of Candi.
date Hughes when he said to a col.
ored audience, II am sure you do not
wish particular things done because
of color" Intelligent celored people
will be satisfied with exact Justice
they do not wish especial favors be-
cause of color.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21
WORDS, WORDS, WORDS.

:
President Wilson, speaking before
the citizenship convention, urged a
square DEAF for the immigrant and
demanded that America be kept the
finest example Of the objects and ideals
that 90 to promote the standards of the
world.
I'VE ought to be careful to maintain
government at which the immigrant
can look with the closest scrutiny and
to which he should be at liberty to
address this question: You declare
this to be land of liberty and Of
equality and Of justice; have you made
1t so by your law
Il believe America should exalt
above everything else the sover-
eighty Of thoughtfulness and sympathy
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21

It is universally conceded that all
human actions are tinctured with self
ish motives; and if self preservation
is the first law of nature, the sane
colored voter will in this campaign
vote the Republican ticket.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21

About half million young colored
men will be eligible to cast their first
presidential votes November Z. and If
they are wise they'll vote the Republic
can ticket this time.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21

"The Republican party has done
more for humanity, for human liberty
and more for human progress than any
party since the stars first sang to-
gether. Charles Warren Fairbanks.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21

of Republicans and now comes before
the people and asks for their support.
The only office he has held was that
OF Clerk of the Supreme Court for
which he was pre-eminently fitted as
he is first-class lawyer. He is fair,
square and true blue, knows no man
by race, color or creed and will make
a splendid Congressman. He solicits
and deserves your support on Novem-
Der 9TH.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21

Colored men in close congressional
districts should work hard to elect
Congressman. We can not afford to
lose single district.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21

Charles Evans HUGHES Charles W. FAIRBANKS


are men who are willing to, sell their
very souls for paltry recompense.
The venomous whites and the COL
ored ours who have entered into this
conspiracy should remember that God
is not Knocked.
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Ssatian Hntsr. as es 'seond s1s. ion sstsr
JUNE 8. 1885 at tho poAto1ace ct It. Paul.
Mimi. under act Of Congress- March ).
lSsA -
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21

Jessie Williams, second vice president
of Women's State Federation; her
father is Prof. Henry Williams, the
noted composer and violinist.
The wedding was one of the grand
est and most artistic ever witnessed
in the Zenith city.
The newly-weds will reside in st.
Paul at 461 Charles street, and will be
at home to their friends on and after
October rs.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21

The Republican party recognizes
ability and rewards it accordingly.
All colored men look alike to Demo
Gratis.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-10-21

PAID ADVERTISEMENT Fourth st.
" candidate below, for which
J. @. Adams, "a TO be
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-21

mebrsre feinbIide Sdiffe ibr 5euer
auI unIeren &reu3sr tpn5entrierten.
Rad nur lpenigen SetuHosH b0rte
i9 ben Iauten Ruf: p6euer i'm 9l4s
Ieridiff!", uno aDermals na9 Setuns
ben oaislbit Elm 9eIpaltiges Tro6en
nit bem 4arattsriItii4eu pRuden"
bes S9iffes bel einem SOrpebotrefz
fer. QBir batten einen Sorpeootrefs
fer erbolten. Oas 2i9t gtng iOfcrt
aus. Die S9sinrsrfer, bic ibr 3ieI
bisber gut feitsebaIten batten, erlos
i9en, Die @si9uBfiibrer lt1ohen
ielbltitdnoig. Sa meine idnltli9en
Junttionen aIs Gntfernungsmeiers,
S9einperfers uno Si9nalrffi5ier
nunmebr ausgefallen paren, terlieB
i6 Die p6ere Bride, pdbrenb ii9 bas
Sbiff bereits fart nu9 8adborb a9s
tern iiberIegte, SD ging it4nellen
S9rittes ouf Die a9tere 8riite, um,
ipenn mOgIi9, 5u belfen. Oils i4
am &ommanbOi itanb porbeitom, bDrte
i6 nod, nie ii9 bic S9iffsleitung
our9 8ubers un6 Mai9inentrmmans
Dos o6miibte, 6as S9iff na9 Steuers
boro berum5ulperten. gllles pe-gebens,
nur bas Ruoer ihien nod btpegIi9.
Bon ieBt an purbsn mir MIDI mebr
beIeu9tet uno au9 nttht mebr beI9ois
Ten. Wiit bsm Our9 bic @rp!oitcn ers
folgtsn 9lusfaa Der Wai9inen blies
ben mir ibnelI Suriid. Sn Lex eritsn
Minute f9ien Oas S9iff nur ttpas
tieIer su lissen, bann nit Suntbmens
Der @ei9pin0isteit gu iintsn. glls
i9 ouf Der a9tern Bride au9etOmmen
mar, faub i9 bort taum bic Seit, eine
S9pimmipeite umaubinben, pub mad
turaem Bid auf bic @ertpiiitungsn
oes gl9tsrI9iffes (etn unformiger
Saufsn bon Sriimmern, 8entilaturs
t0pfen unb @efalteneD, ipGbrsno bas
@aHer bereits auf benz Sed Der a9s
tern Bride binaufbrnnoets, ali6 nuf
sin 5IoB gu ipe:ten, Oas i'm WinteI
atpiiden 2aufbriide uno s9terer
Bride f9pamm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-21
Die Iebten StuHdsH des TraueHIob

Don bem in Der SeeI9lo9t Dor
Dem Stagerrat gsiuntenen 8reuSer
rsSrauenlo6" 1T betonntIitb aur elm
sana tleiner Sell Der 8eiubung Is
aDpfe) mad 5ebnitiinbigem llmbers
.reiben in Der Rorbiee gerettst ipOrs
ben. 3ipei Oieier 9eretteten SeIOen,
ole Dor benz &riese in Der G9peia
nisOerselafen paren, nGmIi4 Der
TGbnri9 3. 9. Stolamonn unb Der
MaI6iniIt Mar Wtiiller, bic i;9 nun
in Sollano befinben, baben ibren @l>
tern einen 9enauen 8eri9t iiber ben
ltntergang ibres arsuSsrs rSrauens
lob" gei9risben, ben mir an bieier
SteGIe perOffentIi9en ppIlen,
Der 6dbnri9 StOlSmunn bsrt9tet:
.&aum batten mir geieben, rie Elm
snsIiI9er 3erlf0rer mitten auseinans
berbarit uno iant. getrOffen bonn apeis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-21

iter idsinen Der @srSpeifIung nobe.
Iufre4t itebt paiditi9 ba in eins
orudOoIIem Sdpsisen. Seine ionit
frobliden uno optimiitii9en 3iige
bnben iid ii9tIi4 perGnpert. Wlit
peridleisrtem Bid l9aut er peit
binous ouf oos Meer, ouf bas 10
PeiB eiisEnte Mesr, ons ibn nun nit
grnuicmsr Srrnip in be @erbans
nung trn9en fol-.
Gine @Ode ipdter lGuft UNI, Wlit.
ternadt Elm GROCER itaIien:I6er
Sompfer ben Safsn BON @aIona an.
IS be9innt Der transport Der Srups
pen. 3usrf in Der Mpr9enfribe
ihiffte Ii9 bic Wlprupa 9iptiion
oes @oiluooen Stepan. 0isie Die
oiiipn bate Der Re9ierun9 uno sem
9ensroIitab ben Nes gum 9fiidsus
Qebabnt, nodoem Iis in Qtrpt uno in
4estOpcS nit ben 8ulauren aes
tGmpft bate. Ser Shifftomman>
cont bate elm SSeiteTsn oeriifet su
@breu Der iey6iiten Sffiaisrs, bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-21

entfIeiI6ten @eiidter 5eisten ben
glusbrud zines uniagbaren Seim'
pebs uno i9neioenben S4mer5es.
llnb biefe pnberiibmten WidrtDrer
trusen ibre 9siben in berS5erreiBens
Der Sti[le. 9ieIe Menf6en bergen
ouf benz @runb ibrer Seele, gang
tief innen, isneu srOben 5ataIismus,
aus benz bas 9eloentum empors
iprisBt. NiemaIs betlaeen iie ii4,
su 2onb unb gu @oTer bIieDen iie
bic sleihen Offenen, ipmpatbiiden
unb riibrsnben 8uride. Sic puBs
ten nur, bab Der n9apor" iie BON
Der SetmaterOe pegtrGgt uno bob
bas rMiitter9en", bas srpBe, oas
beiIige RuBIunO. i9nen ni4t su SiIs
fe getpmmen lit.
gla9 elmer oiiiteren lle6erfnbrt
tam am iriiben Worgen bas S4iff
in 9orfu an. Den san5en Sag bra4'
te es i'm Sufsn au. Die beaenii4en
8ebOrben sIaubten bas Seer ni4t
begriiBen Su iplIen, oas lie i'm llns
sliid i'm Std geloFen batten. gtuf
bieie Weiie entgingen bic ferbiiden
Sruppen, als iie in Corfu ben SUB
ouf griediIden 8Ooen ieBten, ben
militGriI9en Gbren Der Grie9en, pie
Der 8Onis peter bel feiner gntunft
in SaIoniti.
SSn Der Radt, bei itr0menoem Re'
gen sing bic 2onouns Dor ii9. Mit
Serrihenem SerSsu, aber uneridiits
terlibe 8aterlnnOsIiebe in Der SeeIe,
marihieren bic Solbaten nn9 ibren
2a9ern in @opino unb Sbpips, ben.
sunG9it Bel Corfu geIegenen 9Or'
fern. gtuf benz sIitfhigen 8ooen
bleiben iie mandmnl fteben uno betas
fen priifenb bic 3tpeige, nm bic
8dume Su ertennen, bic bier bic Siis
gel beoeden. Gs 1inb SelbGume, be-
rem lie nod ME ipelde geieben boz
ben; suerit batten iie iis fir @eiOen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-21

ten 9'i9pabsr, uuO pie iib unIere
Surpeboboote an Die Gettung Der
S9pimmenoen muaten, als nSrau,
enlOb" 0ur Grotti4en SiIfeleiitun9 our
llntersan9siteIle tines slpeiten ensIi'
I4en 3orpebobootrs befoblen ipurbe.
.lnIer unterar5t par baou NIT allen
ROtisen uusseriiItet. 9. M. 9.
rJrauenlob" tubr aus Der 2iuie aus,
puros iebo9 auf einen nWintIpru4"
zines bsutI9en Sprpebobpotss, bas bes
reits bic S9pimmenOen auIgenoms
men bate, lpisoer in Die 2inis einges
reibt, Sa ienes 5orpebobOOt ielbft eis
nen gr5t an 8prO bate. Wsit ben
erIten S9iihen bes Slpeiten Gei9pus
bers mar n&Idr S9iff gum @'efe4t"
ongei9la9en lporben. Der 3lpii9ens
OedsBa9BobsnOe mn4te ieins por9ss
i9riebenen Ronoemel0un9en. Se0er
glugenblid puroe unteroefen gum
5euerreintgen benuBt. 90 lputOen in
Der Sat umbre3urgen fir erbebli9
bDbere 8ef9pinoigteit ols ionit hers
ausgeboIt, pbne eaB ou9 uur elm
ein3i9es Eager parmgeIoufen pGre.
Der n6rauenlob" puros bur9 2luf.
i9IGge DON 9ranaten unb oas 8liben
Don S9iihen auf ben in her SGms
merung i9Ie9t aasSumadenosH 5eino
aufmertfam. SIN &omman6pltano
leitete oee &ommanonnt nit ieinen
SffiSieren bas 9efedt. Sd ieltit
ging in meiner @igeni9uft aIs Sig
naloffi5ier ouf bic pbere Bride sus
rid uno itsGte fsIt, bob aud I'm Ge'
iedt rubig uno i9nea 9earbeitet
purOe, ipie BEL Zen llebungen. Die
Iuf9IG9e Der feinbIi9en Snlpen!a'
gen paren i'm ullgemeinen iebr unregeIs
mdBig. 9alO fab man bic grinli4en
Ddmpfe Der @ranoten in lpeitrr @nts
fernung, balo etlpas nGber auIItei9en.
3uleBt i9ieu ieOo9 Der 5einO ii9 eius
gef9ohen gu baben unb mebrere Iufs
i9lGse lasen i'm StieIpnHer unieres
Sreu5ers. 9luf Signal bes 6iibrers
Orebten mir binter unierem @oroers
mann na9 SteuerGorb, ipoour9 Die
aufi6lGge bes 6sinoes iid entfern'
ten. Sn uniersr alten &ursridtuns
5IiBteu S9iiHe auf bon neuen Seq
nern, anIaeinenb tleinsren SreuSern.
Rad glnbru6 Der 9untslbsit, um sts
ma l llbr 80 beleudtsts unIer
S4IuBi6iff pI0gIid einen 5sritOrers
dbnli9sn 3reuSer unb bsgnnn bns
6suer gu er0ffnen Gs itelIte ;ih baIO
heraus, oaB es fid um &reu5er bss
pgurora" Spps banbsIts, hie gu
fiinf S9iffen in Eur etpa 800 Meter
qbitonO itnnoen. Rob peni9eu gii'
nuten orebten mir no9 Steuerborb,
SOfort lieB ia beibe berFiisbore
Sdeinperfer auf ben gsseniibetitebens
ben &teu5er Ieu9ten. Die Qlrtillerie
er0ffnete iofort ous 5suer. !Sierouf
erfplgte auf ben r6rausnlob" eius
oerartige Wu9t BON 9rnnattreffern,
ris fat uae Oas 2l6terI9iff trafen,
CAP ss ben 2tni6ein bate, aIs O6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-21

tern Montsnssros Robruns seIiefert
hatten, luaren isbt nusgeblutet. SIN
Soufe Der lesten pier WtOnate mar
ridt Elm einai9ss Shiff singelaufsn,
um bic 8Orrdts gu ergGn3sn. Die
ipenigen &ebensmitteI, bic bic 9epDIs
ferana eiferiiidtia aebitet bate, ipa.
zen ben Dor Rem !Sesre einber Tlies
henoen 2ipiIiiten uno ben SequiIi.
ttonen Der ierbiiten 9ebGroen rai6
gum Spfer geialen. 3ebn, Slpons
SiG 8enar purOep fir Elm Stiidden
Nlntsbrct aegeben, penn man iibsrs
bdGpt ems erhielt. Sdredli6er als
ie erbcb ons Geipenit Der Sunaerss
not fein Snupt.
limb immet orGnate ber Jeino
nod. Gr 9rifi an al gono, gu
gBoiicr uno in Der Guft Sn ben
&o,ten oes 8ronprinSen fiel eine
SonIbe ous einem gleroplau, pG1s
tsno bsr iunae Surogsorg nit benz
75eloitetber ben Wn,ih ieiner 3rup.
pen ueripIgte. Damn puroe Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-21

9roB mar bic Grsube, sbeniO groB bic
Ierlpirrung. Sober piinidte ii9
Suerif einsuidiffen, Ii9 gu rettsn.
Nber bic &egierung lieb aus @ors
ii4t mitteiIen, bas S9iff perbe nur
bic Winiiter unb bic b0dfen 9sams
ten oufnebmen. Oa fin9en bic a9ts
aig Uiitglieber bes Yarlaments, bic
man aus Raummangsl ni9t aufs
nebmen tonnte unO bic ii4 Elm me,
mig lGitis ma4ten, Su proteitisren
en-. Sn bem &Grm unteri9ieb man
bic Stimme bes friiberen WtiniIters
ProoanOluitid, Der in Der Stupid.
tina 70 germ uno aufmsrtiam anses
bort gu perben pflest. gIu9 Iaitas
Petroipiti9. Der ensite 5reunb bss
WliniiterprGii iibenten, tpar unsufries
ben; nit TRIGGER unb ip0ttii9sr
Stimme fpiinidte er feinen ebemaIis
gen &Ollesen sliidlibe Reiie.
Sn ben 3oru Der 9lbssorbneten
mii9te ii4 bic msuterif9e Stim.
muns Der 0lense. 0ieIes einSise
S6iff itebt our Yerfiiguna; bic Sc
fobr iteist bon Wlinute Su Minute.
Sober fiibIt, baB er taum mebr Serr
feiner Ourd Grmiioung, Sunser,
9GIte uuO @Ienb iiberipannten Tsrs
ben iit. lleberall pirb bic llnrube,
bas lngIiid, bic 2lnsit WleiIter.
Prina glleronoer, eben erit BON elmer
Operation seneien, 1T 3euse bieies
!rasiiden, riibrenben @prgansss.
Gr perlisrt ni9t feline 9eiItesse9ens
mart unb feinen rubigen Mut. Gr
entidlieBt ii4, fir feline perion srit
suIeBt ii4 ein8uidiffsn. Dieter gnt>
f9luB, Der elmer sepii1en eptiden
@rDBe ni9t ent6ebrt, bro9te einen
rOrtreffIiben Ginbrud berpor unb
berubiste bic @emiitsr. gnolid nirft
bns Sdiff, bas 10 pieIe su beteisen
begebrten, feline 9lnter. Die Rinis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-21

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