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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-26
Tur elm Sabr
8ia giirgermeiiter Yndlta bic @ai-
ierlieferung an ct. SernarS
gfttbeiken.
@uu 3edJts iuesen iullte, pie er be.
inerfte, ct. Bernard ebenip iuie
NuriuOob 5n Cincinnati
geB0ren.

,7ie Ghtcinnatier @aIiertperfe iino
fiir Gle Gincinnatier er6altt iporoen
uno nift Oamit mir nit oeni 8ailer
Shater treiben ioQen. gYer Der gor.
ibeile tbeiIbaitig peroen mill, oie
Cincinnati bietet, Der ioa ii1 alidI ocr
Stabt nnidlieBen uno meine linuni.
lt6BIif,e sInliht lit, baB Grridaiteit
ipie Hortucob, glmipoob Blace itnb
ct. 9crnarb einscmeiitoet peroen
nriiBten."
lGp 1uBerte iib 9iirgermeiiter
Yndjta eeltern 9laf)mittag einer DC.
legation BON giirgeru ct. Sernaros
aegcriiber, Die het ibn poripra1, i'm
ieine 3llitiir1iring 5u eitem &ontraft
fiir Die 8niierlieiertrp9 on Ct Scr.
naro 5u erlaneen. Ter @iireermeiitcr
belt nit ieinen slniidten bur6dlis
nidt binterm @erge uno Iieb iih
and tros peritieoentIiter g8erfihe
Der Serren pon ct. 9eruarb nidjt bon
ieiiiem Stanbpimft obbringen, nam,
lid, hab bon einem aontraft pen Iin.
gerer 3eitoorer fiir @aiierIieierung
OH Ct Bernard abiOIut nift Die Hebe
iein tonne.
30 Sic fiir5Iih Wlalbcltr nit Ssb-
rer @aiicranloee sebabt bobcn bin
i'd, natiirIib bereit, Sbneli iett 81 bel.
len uno mill mid NIT einem aontrnft
iiir Die Siefcrlna pcn g9aiier fir Die
Goner eines SSabres einperitailoen err
fl6ren, ober nit bem befinitipen slb.
foninicn, coz bieier apntraft nuter
feinen ltmit1noelt perIlneert ober er.
nenert perben lpiro."
Serr @illian 5aptor, Der gluSitpr
BON ct. geruarb. periudte Serru
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-26
MnS BEN Utxai,ipaIgeriAt
Gin arst bes gsrfauis bon Spiritnu.
fen obne 9i5ens ii6erfiibrt.

Sbre geridtlife GrIeoigitng ianb
geitern Dor siifter Dedtman bic Stag.
Sia ,fpelfe in Der Ra6t beS 80. alpril
pon neridieoenen Sssnipeftoren Der
9oiitp 9i5ensfonrmiiiion ioapie bon
yoIi5iiten aui bic 9fdirme bes V. Il.
y. Stubs, No. 1906 Bine Strabe, ge.
IiInd)t fporoen mar. gei Der @eleseit
belt ipuroen cine slrBabl Rerionen
angetroffen, Die 6em Bier unb anOe.
rem @etranfen 5uipraden, iDabreno
Tr. 8. s. Senslee, Sobn Opp iilto
George Wiary Die ,Sonneurs Hadten.
Iie singeflagten betaliptcten, oab es
lid nm einen Stub bdnbelte, abeg
gelegentlif) Der geitrigen8erbanbling
befnnbete Der 2i5ensinipeftor Sar.
reIl, cab es ibm gelungen mar, iih
infer angenommenem 9edineR cine
Wsitslieosfarte su iid)ern ilnb oaB ibm
bei oider @elegenbeit mitsetbeiIt
poroen mar. oaB bieie aarten MIR
aiiseeitellt tpiiroen, Inn Der Si5eiis.
fomniiiiion unb Der NoIi5ei Gin
Shnippden 5u iblagen. RidDter g)eat.
man perllrtheiltc bic Srei slngeflagten
barauibin 81 einer Celebrate BON ie
5000 uno Soften, aber bic Wollitred.
ing ocs llrtbeiIs ipnroe lin 3ehn
Iage pcritoben, Inn ben gerurtbeiI.
ten @eIescnbeit 81 gebeiL eesen ons
llrtbeiI 8erufime ein5uleaen.
Inter Der Anflnee oes Wioroes nnS
cine 3nIaiiung bon giirsifaft unroe
geiiern @iaiam WscGiliaott, Der &C..
ltailoig lit am periIoiienen Gantitog
geleecntIiG elmer gsriiseIci IN Der
Webb slIIcp Sobn Giinnliiris eritodcn
81 baben. ben Grobgeidnporenen iibcr-
Dicicm. Sein Wriloer E6omas Wae.
Gligoit ililb 2oaiis Scrge, ipelde Die
HriigeIci ini5enirt batien, BET ipelhcr
Guinniins aIs Srieoensitifter ipirfen'
lpoIltc uno ernicroet ipnroe, ipilroeiti
5il ie $50 Celebrate iinb 80 SdeenI
sIrbeitsbaus berirtbeiIt.
German yseiprinn, Der porniaIige
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-26
Shmsengel ipahte.
Die brei Sabre alte Senucunta
Mplcnas iallt ans Dem pierten
Stotiuerf nno fOmmt nit benz
2ebcn oauDn.

Ser S6uBcngel Der bier Sabre al.
ten 9enpenllta 1folenas mahte obne
6raee eeitern gtadmtittag ilber Dem
ainoe. Die aleine, oeren GItern I'M
uiertcn Stodperf oes Soniies yeo. $40
@elt Sefite StraBe ipobnen, mai.
reno iid I'M erltcn Stodmerf oas Dfa.
teriaItpaarenaeidndft oes 8aterS be.
finoet, mar, pdbreno Der telnpordren
slblueienheit Der Whltter aiif bic sen.
itcrhm1f geflettert mo mar oann alS
tie oas @leid}gelpid)t perlor, fopfiiber
nit einem 9luiidrrci III Die 3iefe &c.
itiir5t.
SIiidlideripeiie ipuroe bic @uft
hes Sails oabrrf geblpder, baS bic
aleine auf bas Somenoad Dor oem
pdterliden @eihdit fiel unb bon bort
a5roaenn auf oas StraBenpflalter
itiir5te. Sic muroe natiirlitb BON Gai-
iairten iofort oltfgcbobcn lmo arldJ Die
citiebte Whltter elite berbet, fiel ie-
bod Dor Sfred in Sbnmadt. Gus
Ssino mitroc Don BoIi5eilelitnant
strlrnlpe noh oem Seton Sooipital &C.
bradt, no Die 9lcr5te ermitteItrt oab
teine &rohen gcbro6eu porer, aber
oaB Die aleine, Die belpuBtlps mar,
innere @erIesungen baponectraaen
hattie Srosoem iiub Die 9ler5te Der
slniit)t oos aino am 2eben erbalten
az fonlcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-26

@obei unb Dpfsr bds Werf gef0rbtrf.
llnb bitfer Gag ftebt MIN ipieber be-
Dor, unb unfer ssfummieS prot.
Deutf9 f9tbum fiebt ibm NIT Grudrtius
unb 3reibe snigegen.
\ mie afjdbrli@ perben ipitbtr bic
nusgebebnteifen Dorbepatungen fiir
bds WuifenfsIf getroffsn. limb 3tDar
Iiseen bidslben In ben bsipdbrtsn
3dHben Der 9erren o. Wiaiam
Aleint, Uprfber bss Rommiitees,
gfusuif 0iIbsbous unb Walter M.
Bsinbart. -Dds Tamenfommittse be-
itebt aus ben iyrauen 2luguitus o.
Rrsimsr. Doriiberin, aIpina QUIT unb
Grau Sulius 3. Bauer. Dos &oms
mittse 1T bsitrebt unb sisbt ii9 bsr
6offnung FIN, bas bitsjdbries Mai.
ienTef gum trfofsrtidfien in ber Ian.
gtn Geihifts bes eblen Mertes fir
bic Woblfabrt Der Waifen su mdfkn.
Wis bief ifi in ben Ianssn Sabren bes
Beitsbens bsr Mnftalt serabt bon
ipormber3ism ebIsn Damen eef4eben.
mis baben fe ssforet fir bas dubsre
Woblrseben Der ainber unb iih ibrer
In jeber nur bsnfborsn Weiis ange,
nommsn! 1lnb ou9 I'm SntereiIe bss
beDorftebenbm Wdifsnfeftes ifnb iie
fpisber riibris In Der 6offnung, sintn
m5sliHff groben Beiras an aiebess
saben au sr3islen. Denn bic erbSbtsn
Rotten Der aebensbebiirfniHe unb fir
bic 0erpfltsuns Der Rinber fotpie bi.
Totbpsnbisisit bitler Rsparaiuren
babm bic 1nftaltstaFe In anbsrses
tp0bnIiHer Weife in anipru4 genOmz
men. limb dus bieem Grunbe erbits
ten ii4 bis na&itebsnb senannten Da.
men tie ber3Iide Witipirfung aller
folder, bersn 6eraen iparm fiir Ders
ipaiite aleins fhlasen unb eriuden
ale, BEN erob.n Rreife Der iTrunb.
nnb 05nnsr bss Dsutihsn prot. Wais
fentoufes ii6 ansufdli.hsn.
yiir bas S}eit Tslbii III cine aan3e
Nsihe BON llnterbaliunaen seplant.
Sdon am Worgen nirb an ben
patrtctismus Der 1inb.r appelirt
bur9 bag 6iiTsn b.s Sttrnsnbannsrs
unb bos milii1rifhe Solutiereu bess
| fsl6sn. gDi. iiblid tpirb fir bic Be-
frdlsr bon II ubr Wormiiiass BIB 2
llbr NaHmittass ein belifatts Mitiag>
eiTen nnb ndtrsnb bes Na6mittaas
unb absnbs 2un9 unb abenosHsn
| Terpitri.
Tas GamensR sRommitise, ipslhss Zee
rsit III. Gabsn fiir bas SEP entstssns
3unebmsn III ipie foIst:
Jrau aua. o. Rreimer. 3407 Corr
nsIl place. Clifton.
Grau Mlptna QUIT, 2301 @ine
gtrabe.
SRI. sufanna Daisr. 17oe aogan
Sfrabs.
grau Gbas. wann.r, 1918 gins
Strabe.
grau aasb. gui4, 1892 Din.
Sirabs.
Grdu Sobn Dofdsr. 3416 5arDep
Mpenue, aponbale.
Jrau aatb. Sem, 4125 Sprius
grope 4penue.
5rau Gus. 9cpis, 263 Calhoun
Strabe.
syrau german Steff.ns, R. 8. 8.
Nc. 10, gleafant Ribse.
frau Verb. Geibert, 814 Sumuit
slpenue. g}ries 5t1.
Frau stuIius $. Bauer, SIG DALE
Mneuue, 4ponbdle.
syrau 3. J. 2uitart. 26 WeF 13.
Gtrabe.
;yrau Mbdm Denus. gfelcr une
Mirbleton abenue. Clifton.
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ehef bes bicfioen gerqlinascorps,
iruroe aeifern nod Dem slrbeitsbaus
aebradjf, ipo er cine Celebrate bon
$50 aboerbienen ntuB. er ipuroe &c.
tern pom glid)fcr seotrnm ALI SteIer
Stroic perurtbeilt, neil er ,lim brit.
ten w2aL biuneu iueniacr Toae. trcs
oes poIi,eiIidcn gcrbots unS objdpir
einnoI eine iiber ibn oerfdnate @elo.
iiraie iuspeuoirt iuor6en mar, babe;
enuiid,t nuroe, luic or nit einenr BON
linn perfabten Bud aiif ben StraBen
baiilirte un6 goItsauflduie perur.
iod,tc.
3u 80 9aaen gr6eitsbous rmo d.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-26
eparlamfeit in @iebi,inen.

Cir anaenebmes abfibrmtttsl,
Startunssmittel unb gIutreiniger.
in einer fiiben iIeinen aliae Derburs
ben, eibt cine biIlige gebanOluns fiir
@eritppfung, giIioiitdt. Mdsens, See
ber= unb llnterIeibs 2eiben. @rldns
gen gle Elm 10c pber 25c padet Don
gIadburn's GascosRppaI piIlsn bon
irssnbeinem suten Ipctbstsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-26
Rms ben OeridbtsbSfem.
George q. Cog binterlieh iber cine
yiillion Tpaars, jeood feiH
Stitamsnt.
Gbeideibmnssfaae. - Radlah-Sa'
6en. = Werid)ieosnes.

fen. = @eridieosnes.
George o. Gor's NadJlaB.
Ia bis jett ale Ra1iori6ungen
rad einem uor @eorge .. Cor
binterlaiicnen 9eItament nitts ae.
fridtet baben imb oesbaI6 Die allge.
meinc glniift beitebt, oab Der 8er-
itorbcne fein Sctamcnt gema6t bat,
reidte Die @ithpe, Caroline Gor, &c.
Itcrn i'm Erotdtgeridt oas 8eiud Elm,
aIs YaflaBperfpaIterin ernannt Sii
lperoen. Gie Grnemtlilrg eriolgte aud
iofort mo naboem Serr Ben Z. Sei.
ounasielo, Der gInipalt Der M.ittrpe,
erflart Gatte, oaB Der Raflab nod
porIduiiger abIf1suna ettpa 81, 600.
600 in gerionalien uno 100000 in
9rimoeigentbum betrage, iteilie
6rm Cor Die erforSerIid)e giirsi6ait
im getrnse poft 100000, Die Don
fiebeH peridieSenen gonogeielidaftetl
gcleiitet ipurhe. slls glbitlSer bes
GabIaiies rplir6en G6as. 6. Cooper,
Sobn 8. Siinnep rmS H. 81. Spniie
ernnnnt.
Ga Die Gle oes geritorbenen fin
bero5 geblieben. NOR, fdQt, IN glbiue.
ienbeit zines Teitmnents, Der gauge
9sndlab Der S9itftpe 5u.
ebei6eieungs. sale.
Wea 6. @eaII, $50 Git 8iarte
gtraBe, cine 3obter oes @runbeigen.
tbums.aserten 8. 9l. 9opce, bic ii1
an 27. SUM 1905 nit gtobert g.
s9eaa perbeiratbete, ipilroe geiterir
ouf @rimo BON gtidtperiursung unb
brntaler gebanblime pCn benielben
geiGIeoen. Iic &ldserin mics nat,
baB 8enl iie am 90. augiiit 1915
oerlieB uno iid nod Sonolulu begab,
no er, tpie fie ourf grieie unS Ybo.
togrnpbien rad,rpies, nit etner gnoe.
rem elm @erbdItnib anfniipite.
Soa M cgt eiII ipia bon bem
Veriideriiitgsageilten Wlartin Wte.
9seil, 2720 @lenoora glDenue. nit
bem tie iid am 28. Sebruar 1905 per.
beiratbete, alli 8runc bon Sruntiiidt,
9siftperiorpmg imb peil er iid nit
nnoeren 5rallen abgegebcr bot, &c.
id)ieoen fem. s(uBer Der Sdeioung
berlnngt lie dud) 6ns 9ed]t, ibren irii.
beren @amen Soa Safer, ipieber fiib.
len 5i oiirfen.
ObeIla .. 4einIdnber,
|1112 Iraper strabe, muroc AMI
@rino ron 0ittperiorgung pon 6reo.
sgeinI1nDer geid)ieoen. Die @eiocn
heiratbeten am 5. gscpember 1909,
haben aber felt II. Gftober 1916 nift
eiiinrimen gelcbt.
minnie 7oebeI, gcb. Sarri.
Ion, 1852 Sprirg Urope sIueniie, bic
iih am 13. ,Snuiiar 1912 nit goan
GocbeI bon @eabirg, o., perbcira.
tbete, erIangtc aiii @rllno brntaIer
WebanoIiing cine Sdeioung, ionic
Dos yied1f, ipleoer tpreIl aRaotleillla'
men fiibren 3i oiirfen.
@e1en briitnIer @elunbIilns purbe
aid, Q aIIie 0ren BON ocm Sci.
ser Bert. Srcn, ben Tie am /. giai
1910 beiratbete, geid]ieoen.
George @eiseI. 2235 9otbI
Strobe, oeiien @attin gillian @eibcI,
Die er am 81. SuIi 1902 beiratbete,
ibre pilidten pernatldiIigte, i'm inn
glpril 1916 perlicb iino icbt in 0a.
milton, O.. pobnt, erIangte cine
Sdpiollig.
Anna @eIls, geb. @ocrlein,
901 Remington gpe., Mponbale, cr.I
Imgte oui @rlrio BON grlinfiuht,
giidaperiorgiing uno briitaIer Be.
5anoIma eine Gdeibune pon Ssobn'
Wsarpin @eus, ben Tie an 4. sluei,It
1904 gehciratbct bot. gInberbem MIR.
be ibr bic Sbmit iiber ibr S5bnhcn,
Gbriitian Moerlein @eIs, suse.
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&Iaae iiber $4,000 aesen 60. 3.
Sieifc an.
9enro Gaifet flagte cine Tor6e-
runa iibet $500 gegeu allSinnie 9rinfs
meier, un6 Sarrp W. Gor6eS eine iol.
die iIber 5000 gegen Gbas. 3. tSis-
gerald, 3ruitee, ein.
The Denver star., 1916-10-14
WACO EDITORS GET YEAR IN
JAIL FOR PUBLISHING
ARTICLE.

The Jail in Waco, Texas,
will hold a number Of colored
editors tor one year. Their
crime was the publication of
an article from the Chicago
Defender" which said that the
colored boy who was burned
at the stake by a mob, several
months ago, was innocent and
that the husband of the mur-
dered woman had confessed
the crime. The story proved
to be false and the editors
we're arrested for criminal
libel, were thrown in Jail and
denied bail. Two weeks ago
at their trial they we're SEN
fenced to Jail. "A colored at
torney made an earnest and
eloquent appeal for clemency
for them but it was of no a
vail. The fact that the editor
of the Chicago Defender is in
Chicago, kept him from being
lynched or sentenced like the
rest.
The Denver star., 1916-10-14
M0B0CRATS ARE SAFE
Dudley Lynchers in No Dan
ger of Being Found Out.

The mob which skuIks "a
round in the dark and COM
mits crime is tentold worse
than the crook who sneaks "a
round after dark in search of
his victims. The mob is usu-
ally composed Of a set of COW
ardly midnight ma
rauders-that dare not even
whimper in daylight. Such a
band was the gang at Olathe
that took the law in its hands
and lynched Bert Dudley, the
murderer. The sheriff and
county attorney started an in
vestigation and SO far it is as
fruitless as if it had been start
ed by the lynchers themselves
And when we hear from the
investigation again it will be
the same old cant find out"
This was a foregone conclu-
sion when the great governor
of Kansas re-installed Sheriff
Carroll, whose baby act of
cowardice permitted the mob
to do its dastardly work and
get away. Such all officer as.
Carroll needs a chrome for
extreme bravery in case of
emergency. for he certainly
showed great bravery when
when he allowed the mob to
overpower him. 1t seems to
US that the "overpowering"
act was prearranged and the
trap all set for the mob to get
Dudley and make its get away
Any man that is anything but
a gigantic coward could have
kept that mob at bay for more
hours at least. especially when
Sheriff Carroll was in the
house and we'll armed. He
could at least have left one Of
the dastardly towards in the
dust and from that one the
rest could have been traced
and punished for their crime.
AS it is the name of Kansas
must be trailed in the dust a :
long with such commonwealth
as Georgia and South Caro-
lima.
The Denver star., 1916-10-14
Quaker City Movies
Put Ban on Negroes

Philadelphia, Pa.-It is re-
ported that three moving pic
ture theatres in this city have
put a ban on the attendance
of colored people in their
houses. They are the Grand
Theatre, sad and Market SITS.
the Locust Theatre 52d and
Locust streets. and the Bel
mont Theatre, sad street be
tween Arch and Market.
Signs indicating segregation
and jim Growing of colored
people have sprung up in all
parts Of the city since the in
hux Of several thousand Ne
gro laborers from the South
brought her principally by the
Pennsylvania Railroad for
construction work. The Knick
erbocker Theatre, 4oth and
M arket streets. is. it is alleged
accepting Negro patrons but
segregating them.
The Denver star., 1916-10-14
White SOLDIERS PENDING
TRIAL BEFORED COLORED
OFFICERS.

San Antonio, Tex..-A pro-
test from enlisted men is be-
ing filed with the War Depart
ment against the trial of
white soldiers by the general
court martial organized at
Fort Sam Houston, because
of four officers of the Eighth
Illinois, who we're members of
the court.
Two CAPTAINS and two first
lieutenants of the Eight llli-
nois regiment are included in
the personnel of the twelve
officers of the court.
The formal complaint al
leges it is the first time white
soldiers have been compelled
to stand trial before a court
including in its membership
|ofhcers of color. Further com
plant is made because these
are National Guard officers,
although, of course temporar-
lily in the federal service. The
protest includes rot only the
enlisted men docketed for
trial. but several hundred OF
their comrades.
We are a. a loss to know
just what the head of the Ar
my Department will do a,
Washington. These officer:
have been sworn into the ser
vice of the government as Of
fcers of the United States ar
my. No question of color
should come up. Men enlist
ing as privates and rising &c
any capacity should not have
their choice as to who should
try them for their misdemean
or.
But the Washington end OF
the government is so weak
with the election coming, it
is in all probability they will
pull another one of the bon
ers.' However, the entire
country will await with eager
ness and see just what the out
come will be.
The Denver star., 1916-10-14
A BOUT IN
Three ROUNDS

Jeremiah A. O'Leary. pres.
ident of the American Truth
Society. led off at President
Wilson with telegram which
in part. read as follows:
Again we greet you
with a popular disapprov-
afof your pro- British pol
icies. last year from the
Twenty third New York
Congressional District.
and now from your own
State and from the vot-
ers OF your own party.
Senator MARITIME won be-
cause the voters of New
Jersey do not want any
trucking to the British
Empire nor do they ap-
prove of dictatorship ov-
er Congress. Your for
eign policies. your failure
to secure compliance with
all American rights. your
leniency with the British
Empire, your approval of
war loans, the ammuni-
ton traffic. are issues in
this campaign"
The President ducked and
came back straight from the
shoulder with the following
telegram:
Your telsgEan.. received, !.
Iwould feel deeply morti
fed to have you or anybody
like you vote for me.
Since you have access to
many disloyal Americans
and | have not. l will ask
you 10 convep this mes
sage to them
Mr.. O'Leaty went to the
ropes but recovered. lowered
his head and delivered this
vicious uppercut:
"In your telegram Of yester
day you have evaded every
that raised. In
acting thus. you have follow
I'd your usual method Of car
rying on a controversy with
An opponent. Now you seek
by an indirect charge of dis
oyalty-a charge which you
dared not questions which
you cannot answer.
II challenge comparison.
both by heredity and environ
nent of my life and antece-
tents with yours. While three
IF my uncles were dying in
defense of the Union. those of
,our kin who dared to fight
we're struggling to destroy it,"
We leave the decision to
,ur readers.-N. Y. Age.
The Denver star., 1916-10-14
Don't WhiteWash
Wrongs.
Be Men to Men in Times
Like These.
THE TEST IS COMING.

THE TEST is COMING.|
Negroes of Denver do you know that it is alarming how
discrimination prejudice and injustice being spread
parts of Denver and Colorado the place and the land
of birth? Shall idly by and let those who have
recently compared long residence
and life here under erect BARRIERS cause
strife and contention among white friends and thus
barrass and degrade circulating and spreading the
itaton of segregation While in Denver and Colorado
energetic and body of Citizens has been
enterprises in the enjoyment of equ
rights and equal has stopped The
in these other of life has only by hill
long drawn fight against the handicap of denial of rights
and would have been much greater but for discrmi-
nation practced against other Of the manly racial
especially by certain public officials the State and
lin Denver. One hsebur enemies per
sstent and better organized in DERIVING US OF OUR
RIGHTS THAN are PERSISTENT AND ORGAN
lied in DEFENDING them.
Not for under the State democratic admin
istration has been ected representa-
tive manner and Negro worked for
the of the democract the Star fails understand
why Democrats neglected Our white fel-
low citizens Goth democratic and republicans fail realize
our strength and thus and hold cheaply We
donot impress strong enough existence
spirit of resistance upon Neither they world
know keeny realize how feel and think and
act upon our wrongs and Sights given
The ballot in this great republic given of
defense against the end that corrective methods
would be action the elimination Of these
given that citizens of this Country and State could by
virile expression the polls show the abomn able
treatment them impress their oppressors off
Gals there in office spirit this unique and
the same time enable this group of citizens the
necessary redress Why has the Negro in politics in this
been treated shabby it his fault thru the
studied negligence of others2 Every gubernatoral
gtering have been made before election these
svery promises have been repudated the that the
Negroes always suffers Two messengerships the
prices paid the reward by the Governor Of the Great
lectua culture and refinement OF the Progressive Negroes of
Colorado!
And as long Negroes take such, their full share
without protest SO long will they poke it Wha
have gained thru this governor
He kept democrat in his office nine months over pro
test appointed psuedo democratic messenger the
test of you and completely ignored our women.
He has broken his word with The Star asks in all
cando what other honorable should pursue
and refuse put back in office who has
wronged us. Our advice is for Cover
Carlson and be registered by Thursday
your precins that is last chance If you
for other person. don't Cor person
Who has mistreated YOU
The Denver star., 1916-10-14
TAG AYAHUGE SUCCESS
Women Delighted at Result
Carnation Club, Mrs. Belle
Contee and Mrs. c. D.
Kemp Winners.

10 the great surprise and
extreme delight of many, not
a harsh word spoken. not an
insult offered. not anything
which happened Saturday can
be held in memory as an un-
pleasant experience of any of
the ninety women of color
who labored SO Loyalty and
faithfully on their first annual
tag day. The white public
was SO generous. so fair and
so sympathetic with SO many
kind words of encouragement
and interest that at the end of
Saturday campaign a com
pletely new idea had been
formed by many of the deep
interest and silent concern
which the white public has in
all such humanitarian and al
,ruistic affairs. Many ladies
were timid and difhdent be-
cause of the fear of insults
but thank the Lord not an un-
pleasant experience was wit
messed. Our people showed
a deep concern for many pro
fessional and business men Of
all walks 0f life visited the
different corners buying tags,
offering helpful suggestions
encouragement.
All of the women deserve
to be praised but especial
praise is due to Mesdames
Gussie Carriss. Lizzie Rich
ardson. Emmett Webster,
Florence Cooper. Eva Tomp
kins. Georgia and Isabelle
Contee and Mrs. c. d. Kemp
who sold the highest individ-
ual amount Of tags totaling
$40. Mrs. Kemp was just
visiting friends while enroute
to Chicago but caught the
spirit and demonstrated her
soul life. The Carnation Club
sold S23o worth Of tags win
ming bonors while their pres
ident. Mrs. Webster brought
in $42 in subscriptions. But
the one to whom the Star
doffs its hat is Mrs. Isabelle
Contee, who brought in pio3
on subscriptions, the largest
individual amount of all the
club women. The Star justly
sings her praises. Other clubs
and individuals have done ex-
cellently but special mention
was due this club.
Last Saturday was the clos
ing effort for the Day Nurse
nv and Girls Friendly Club
bv the Negro Womans Club
Association. From the sale
Of Tags on the down town
streets $77o.4o was realized.
The Association wishes to
thank the public for their 10y
a,tv to them during the cam
paipn it also thanks the girls
and women who sold tags tor
them on the streets Saturday
and the Star for the publicity
Given their efforts. During
the campaign the following
moneys we're raised:-
From sale Of tags @o234o
Frsm Public subscrip-
,;o, s8o.3I
E.om Public entertain.
The Denver star., 1916-10-14
255.35
mcnts

Total $I768. o6
An itemized list of all per-
sons donating to the cam
paipn in next weeks Star.
The Denver star., 1916-10-14

A jitney bus line running
from Houston, Tex. to a col
ored suburb became very prof
table. Thereupon the white
people had it abolished claim
ing that it ran through a white
red light district and disturb
ed law abiding citizens.