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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-30

SD Deufe, sic grnennllng fir btele
Stelle bon altberorbentlider Mn61
batte cine seIddftlide ltno ni6t ei1e
pplitildm ober per1Dnlide lein ioucn
Gs bdtte cinc grtpiOcrllng arf bie nlfz
gelneinc .pnrteilolc" llnteritiibnna
lein ipIlen, Sic oieier Ipniriitration
5u She'll tp1lrbe.
rScit bem &crlnlt Ser "2ltlitania
babe ih iorsfdltie aac @ritif all Der
abn,i,,iltrotion untcroriift, ltno CO boi
mid mnndma( picl 5elbltiibertpins
bung gcfpltet. SCI babe Sen &rdlibenz
ten lopal l,nteritiist i'm 9allic n'lo 5ll
fritilder 3eit, ipenn icine eisenc Earz
tel i'm pcrlieb. Sd} beabi iidttee in bic
icr meiner l1utcritiibung fort5ufabrcn.
gbcr id) CLAUDE. oab bicie 9roBe Grs
nennrng feinc unparteiil6e mar nltS
nidt cinem sntbeil ipllroe, bci1cn linz
partcilihfeit 0ertraueu eingeflDbt bdz
ben ipiirbe."
Son einem berporra9enben rcpllbliz
fanil6en Siibrer bes 9aulcs alsges
benb, ipurOe glbg. @illette's aritif piel
9eoeutllng 5,tse,uc7en trob Der Sbat@
lahe, onb er betpr1te, IN Der Tergonz
genbeit Sen gr diibenten lnterltiibt 5lt
babc,, unb bics ol1b ipeiter tbun gu
ipollen.
aricg bis ;nm Sieg.
gSoibingtor, 80. 0c5. sSlt
bieligel, Megicr,,rgsfreiien cr,partet
man beItu1nrtc @labnablnen STUB
lambs ooer Deutl6lanbs,. sic Srte=
oensppridldge non 9relt-sitonpsf
umtlid oe,t Ser. Stoutelt a,n6 0clt
eluiirten pors,,Iegen; &uBlaro piiroe
onnit 6eslpefelt, 0el,tldlanb bel Der
Grlangung eines allaen1eir,en ltatt
oes Sonoerfrieoens SIT belfcn uno
bon Ocn Mniirten 9ll1erfenm1ng Der
golide,pifi 81 erlangen. gs miro
uber enttdltidt aueroen, oenn G1,e=
lano, iSronfrei6 lluo sic Ser. Staa-
ten baben el1ogiiltig iebe rl,IIild)e
ooer oeutid)e Spfinluta a1f einelt
oentiden sSrieoelt III bieIem slltgeit-
|blif perniftet. sleuBernngen maB-
acbe11oer ascrionIid)feiten il, ollelt
orei 96noern seiaen flar oen @nt'
Idll,b, bis 5i,r Ger,1id1tung oes So=
|ben5oller,,tblul,s apeiters,lfdntpfen.
Die Mnerfelu,l,1s ser 9olidelpift tit
|iett gang ullber iSruge. Die Ser.
|Staaten baben iid, iorgfdltia aller
sleuberlmaelt el1tbaltenL apeld)e Ben
gulide,pifi al,h nur Die slnerfelt-
nung als tbatiddlid,e &eaierl,ng 5i'=
| eelt6noe, lie ertparten cine Segeit-
revolution. onrh Sic Srotfp ultb lei
lie 2ente firtpeagefeat iperoen.
Gertidlatos @orihlag ser gsieoer-
|beriteIll,ng ser Serbdltniiie Dor oe1l1
&riege lei, laat man bier, init DEM
fiinftieen ssrieoeu Ser @cIt unperein-
bar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-30
Aus btul Snlaube.
Sdlimmes Giienbabnmltgliif.
{ Assocla ated Press

giortb @ernon, Snb.. 20. Sea
Ssu cinem bireften 3ulanmenlaufer
3ipeier 3iige Der Baltimore & Ohio:
Habn, cine Maeile 0ltlib bon bier, tpur.
ben beute slbeno 5ipi16en 20 llnb sc
Ycrionen getDbtet unb biele perip1tn
BET. gS tparen alt6 SolDatcu al1f ben
3ug, a6er man tpeiB no6 nidt, ob mel:
de bon ibnen get00tet ipuroen.
(Spdter.
ueber gpbte lit man lid leb
ii1er rnb ettpn 20 Fer1nnen iinb ber:
lett tporben. gllle Sootc tparcn 3ltgbcs
ante. SIZE Sobten tparen unter Ser
3ugtriimmern aerqlletlht. geibe 2os
fomotibeu tpurOen 5erltort lnb elmer
lteilen 9aum biuabgeiporfen. Gel
l1nfan ioQ burd elm @erl rlasen Seq altz
tonatiIcben 8lofii9ualiplten1s pernrs
laht tporOen fem.
Cincinnati. 80. Seq. 8ennte
Ser Baltimore & Obip 8abn erfldrs
ten, eingelaufene 8ericbte iiber Der
ltnfaIl bei glortb geruo,l, Sno.. l6ies
nen an5uoeltten, SoB MIR 5 Berlone,1
(2ugbennte) set0btet ipllrDen, 1nb
baB nnter sen Gerlebten feline tDbtltz
den Sdlle leien.
0rofc &ublcnnutb lit Button.
{ Associated Press
80 ton, 20. Seq. 91elp gnglanS
bate beutc sl6enb unter ser fdlteiter1
@elle ieit nebreren 8intern 81 lciz
Sen, unb Saulenbe bon 6an,ilien batz
tel, ipe9en 0es grobcn Solicit
mnngels nibt genHsenh &oblen. Sas
Qeibcn inter Ben Ir,nen in Sen Stdo<
ten lpar belonbcrs grob.
@obltbdtige Srganilationen pers
iuhten Ser bieiiscn 9aotb ab5lbelfen,
inbem lie flcine &oblenmengen an lolz
dle Ssanilien bertbeilten, Sic gar feinc
5ei5nlittel bntten.
,9as @ptbc &rens bat mcbr alS
2O,OOO,0OO sNitslicbcr.
Associated Press
9ielp Dorf. 80. 9eS. Sus amcz
rif. Nptbe &relt5 tpirb bas ,leuc Sa1r
nit e;nes. Wit9tiehihnft bon 10000
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-30

slu59cnpn,mcn linb nur oieieni9cn
5hiilcr l1nb Sdiilcrinncn, fiir bie bie
aenntnib bes @eutlhcn 5llnl gtntritt
III ein College unerldBlt6 lit.
Sipbtberitis lit Chicago.
Gbicogp. %. 9e5. Sm @eIllnbz
beitsamte lpllrben in belt lcbten "a
Stunoen 40 ncue 9tpbtberitisfdac
gemelbet 1lno Icds Spncsfdllc aus Sic
ier ltriad]c. Su ben1lclben 3eitraltn
ipuroen ieben nel,c Tnelmoniafduc
9cmclbct u1o II SpSesfdlIc. ipornlls
lpicoerllm berppr9ebt. bub Bic Ier5te
fallm Sic S6lfte ser Tdlle bon 2nnz
genent5iil1olng berid)ten.
Gs febltc @elb.
9cIlebiIIe, sW.. 2S. 9e6. =
SSreo @nr,,ins, Sebasmeiiter bon ct.
Clair County, ipurbe beutc sfu6n1itz
tag 1cincz3 Soltens bon oer County,
ulfiidtsbeboroc cntbober, ,tadbpem Scr
Iuoitor 1lub Ser 5llltdnbige slnslduB
berirhtet bntten, ba6 man IN Der Ibz
rcdymln9 cineu Seblbetrog bon rltno
$4,000 entbetft babe.
Slrnccpprriitbc beitpblc1.
9telp Dprf. 2S. 9c5. 9este 9tad]t
ipurbe bier 2ouis 9nbibIun, gigel1tbiiz
mer elmer slnluge slnt Gintultfen ltno
Gerfeincrn BON sud-. nerbaftet ltno
nah bent Combs 8efdu9nib gebrad)t.
gr lit beg 0iebltabls bon Gcgierrlnesz
eigentblnn belhuloi9t. Sic &erbaftung
lpmroe in &erbinbune nit Dem Ser
id)lpinbcn bon $50 Stiid pIipgrilncm
Irmcetl1ct, i'm gSertbe BON $50, 900,
puraenonrmen, oenen &erIbnineen
lhpn icit cinigen Nionateu pom Guar
ticrmeiltcran,t ,,nteriubt ipurbc. Ses
teftipe ii,,o ser slnlicbt. haB au6 an
bcrc oerurti9e Sirmen in oieIer slnges
Icgenbeit perlpidelt linp llnb bab I'M
ganseu n,Dglideripeiie 4rmcetud I'M
8erthe bis su $5O0,O00 geltoble,1
ipurbe.
8raucr 9en,p tritt lit &ubeitanb.
at. Souis, Mo., 2S. Scs. 5err
@plpin q. Scn,p, Gin DEilltundr llnS
bisher SGeilbaber ser Sstfltam S.
2emp greipins Co.. bat bcfunnt ges
eeben, bo6 CT lid, bonn attipen Stel,lt
an Ser Srauerei suriidse5psen babe.
gpipiu q. 2en,p lit llnnerbctratbet
llnp int Hualler Club iuobubaft. Gr 1T
ein eifrioer Spurtsmanu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-30
Ser &rieg.
{ Associated Press

9f . NJ, 20. Seq. slmtlih. sln Sci
gal15eu Sront berrlhte oos iiblide Sc:
ldiibfeuer, tpte altb segenieitiee $50:
trouiQentbdtisfeit I'M 2ogarinuzSbal'
lnb bet @a(lario. l1eberfdQe auf 60
Itealltnga unD Wnntc 1leluso nuf BEN
sliiago 9lateau ipur0en a6gei6lager
unb eini9e @efangene 9emaGt. In bel
Yiabe gec6ia ipa1rben bei einem Ha=
troltil(eniiberfull @efa1gene erbeutet.
2onb on, 80. Seq. slmtlteh. =
gs lit ni6ts bon Be louoerem Suterz
| eiie gu meloen.
&oris. 20. Seq. s(nttliG. gs 9ibl
ni6ts 5u bericbtcn, ais Eatrouiaengez
fehte n0rblih bonn Gben1in bes9ames
rnb na6e 5api9neul.
Ssron5DiHde Slieger bombarotrten
lcbte Na6t bie Giienba6nituttoneu bon
N1at5ieres zlesz WdeB unD Sbionpiae. io=
ipie beutide slnlagen bei &ou5ieres
unb 9fatbel.
8erlin, 80. 9e5. Mrntlid5. Gin
italieniiher slneriff auF Sic Dlterr. :
beuti6en Stcllungen uuf Sen 5Dben
Di1l. bon Dlonte Spmba brad geltern
unter unierem Seuer 5lllanmen.
2onbon, 90. Ge5. 9lmtlid bon
ser Non1irulitdt. 9rei britiide Sorz
peboboot5eritDrer tullrben in Ser 9sac6t
bonn %. 9e5en1ber i'm 9ie6el nabe Ser
bolldnoilbcu aiilte entlueber burd
0ainen obcr 1orpebos 5eritort. Gs
gtngen babel I'M @anSen 13 Sffi5iere
unb $50 W}ann bcrlorell.
.Sbren onsc6prencn barbariiden
Srtc6en gctrcl.."
Associated Press }
81 o III, 20. 9eS. slmtlif. 8eitcrn
bonbaroirten feinplide Slteger, ibren
angcb borenen bar b a T. cb II
8 rie B e II eetreu, Sic burd ibrc 9ltez
perlage BET 5rebilo am 90. 0e5. gez
rei5t imreu, Sic @obntbeilc bon Srez
bilo, 0lpnte gelluno, galtelfraucp uno
Habua - nllcs offene Stdote. Sn
Wdittelpunft Gab,tas, lpo bie mciiten
Mcnl6en ipobneu lnb Die fcinlrenDfpz
nunsntc 5ablreid linb, iuursen ad}t
8ombcn abseippricn, lpoburd) 15 Ser
ioncn gctDbtct unb 60 peripunbet tpurz
Sen. Inter Sen Spferu iparen MIR 6
Splooten, Sic mciiten lporen Sralten
llno &inbcr. aein Monlment tul1rbe
belddbigt-
sSll Sen onberen Stdbten CAB CO feiz
lie Gpfer uno 10 gut ipic feinen Sha<
ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-30
9as Mptbc &rei,5 bat mcbr al,
2O,OOO,0O0 9Nitglicbcr.

Seen Dorf. 80. 9e5. Sus amcs
rif. 9otbe &relt5 miro Dos neuc Sabl
nit e;ness Mitgliebi1uft bon 10000
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-30
Mu8 0en1 Mu8lQn0e.
Ger rumantidc &Dnis ipa a6geoanft
ha6en.

Ser ru,maniihc &Dnis iua a6seoanf
ba6en.
Tctrpernb, %. 9e5. (@ers
| lIpdtet Gin @erii6t, Sos iic6 bier
bnrtndcfig erbdlt, beiaet, bab aDnil
Seroinano bon 9fl,ndnien 5u9unlter
bon aronprin5 &arl abgepnnft 6a6e.
9iuiItides.
2on on, 20. 9e5. Ser anrrez
lppnoent Ser 9nilp 9lelp5 beridtet alt5
9etrograo, bnB Sic slntport Ser W}itz
telmdhte uugemein einen giinlti9en
ginbrud gen1u6t babe, uno er glaubt
bnB Sic golldetpifi. ipenn lie Die Ser
faTun9sperlun1n1lung iebt einberl1fen
8uBlano fait ei1i9 hinter iid) boben
lpilrbe1.
Ser aprrelpoubent ser Mornig
YoIt beihreibt sic Stiluln1ng bes &olz
fcs ais nicber9eihlu9cn uno 9leitgillz
tig lpegeu ser clenbcn 2ebensperb0(tz
ni1c unS bes 9tobrl1ngsn1nngels. Gr
ncint, Das nDrblid)e Hublu,1b ipiirOe
irgenbipelde @cbingungen onnebmen,
sic 2cutlhlano ib,n olferle9cn nDd)te.
ySie bns iibrige G11BlonD bauDcln mag,
lei cine nnDere Srage.
9etrosrab lei ppll bon Gelltiden,
sic ltubetii,nmert Sen Scr(incr Stalcft
lprddcn. pbne bub e5 oen Hullc1
n1ibiiele.
gincr ser Gcrtrcter Ser slQiirtcl1
iagte porise gsoche 5u Dem aorrez
lppnDenten:
.8tr lperben ir9eroeine geleiotz
gung einltedel1, ,lpenn mir JllBlano mir
in Sem &rieg 6alten fonnet."
Seutid)c &pmmcntarc.
slm CT 5 NJ, %. 9c5. {Sie
gerIiner 3citunecn brirge,1 lnngc Pr
tifcl iibcr sic Sebeutlrng Set Sric>
Observation-Disclosures in greltz2itolusf.
Sic &oIiilbe 3ettltng logt:
r9os grgebnib lit I'M asriu5ip ciu
sbfon,n,en iiber Srascn, ipclde pcm
5ufiinitisen Trieoen uls 8rllnbla9e
nicncn ipGcn. &c lit BON grDBter
@idtisfeit. boB bieie Sbatiobe bon
sen ruiliI6cn Sclegoten ielblt ein9eIez
fen lpirb. Sic pcnotratiihite Hegiez
rllng Scr @elt fat balnit be5ell9t, oaB
Sic Sricbcnspplitif Ser @littelmdhte
pDlig fret BON oller groberltnsslult
iIt."
9as Sugeblutt lagt:
.Selbit icst lit es mod fra9lid, pb
bieienisen, ipeId)e sum Srieben bcreit
1inb, in,ltanoe lciu lperbeu, ben @all
su ourdbrehen, ipelder BON Gballptz
nilten erridtet uub itdnpis geieltigt
iptrb. SS15pild)en fam nictts 10 iebr
bieIen Hall ing sSunfeu brtugen, lpie
bieie ncuortise pffcne Scmutratie."
Ser @oripdrts Gp5ioloemofratild)
lust:
Sic nelltihe &esicrung ml1b ernitz
lid in 9etruoht steben. mas fir pciz
tere llnterbanbll1ngen ollf Der Gr,nps
Iage nes rulliideu Trperunln,s nDgz
lid, lil1b, ,pbne Sic gebiibrenbe Jiicflidt
arf sic 2ebensir1tereilen bes &plfcs
uuber s(dt su lallen. Sus ruliilhe
SrieSeusproeranm lit in fold tbeprez
tiichen urD abitroften Iusoriiten OBJ
sefabt, nob etli6e Ser itrtttigen fpnz
freten Srueen nid]t ipfprt cntidieoen
1perbcn fDnnen"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-30
Sic Naiirtcn crbieltcn bis jekt
$4,236,4 100000.
{ Associated Press }
{ Associated Press J

Talbingtun, 80. Ses. Sas
Staatsbcpartmer,t erbielt bellte bon
bcm amerif. GcIddftstrdser IN @ua~
tou,aIa orabtlos sic Stadrid,i, bab 80
groaent Ser StaotG tGnatamald bon BENT
grbbeben il, Sriin,n,er eeleat ipiroe.
bas an, 20. Sea. begann i,,p sipei Sas
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(Sortieeuns auf Ser s. Seite.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-30
@roRc &alte in Netu Yorf.
{ Associated Press

g e 10 gorf. 80. Sea. g)lit ei1er
0Sinbettemperntl,r bon s @rab llnter
31ta Inn 1 ltbr bette stbeno bate
9eetp gorf Den f1lteiten Se5embertag
ieit ben1 80. Seq. 1880.
gon s l1br beute 0torgeu, ais oas
an1tli6e S6ern1ometer | Grab inter
Nuu seigte, itieg es 5u feiner3eit lpdbz
renb bes Saees b0ber als auf 2 @rao
iiber guQ.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-30

Published and distributed under
Permit No 298, authorized by the
Act of Oct. 8, 1917, on file at the
Post Office at Davenport, Iowa.
BY order of the President.
A. S. BURLEsoN,
Postmaster General.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-30
2ein 9cntih.

Song 8eud. Gal, %. SeS. =
Sic bieiige Sdulbeborpe bat bcltte be-
funnt eeeebeu, baB mu,, ipdbreno Der
Sauer oes 8rieses sic oeutidbe Sprahe
bon be,n 2ebrplan Ser Dffentltden
GdJulen itreichen miro. Sic @erfiiz
suus tritt iofort in @irfIan1feit. -
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-30

asetrpernb,. %. Seq. (Terz
ipdtet. Gin @erii6t, bo5 lid) bier
bartndfie erbdlt, beiaet, baB a6nig
Seroinunb bon 9r1mdnien 5u9unlteu
bon aronprin5 aarl absepanft bobe.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-09

pr Whittico notified several frier a.
OF his home coming with the r.-ult that
hrs brother. Editor NJ. I. Whittico Il
Keystone. -his sist<s Mi-s s;eorgis Whit
tcc 81 kim5zli. his cIum. Dr. J. 3.
Herrfprd oi Norihf fork. Mr. y l. Ool
Inn. e'npl yment srcrefary of the y VI .
q. A.. Cincinnati. Ohio, aud Mr. Nj
win j. Chisum q N-e York. all came o.
Williamson To give The doctor a hearty
good luck and God" speed The en-
tire party wss entertained ny Dr. and
Mrs X. j. Warren. assisted 10y Mis-
VI T.. Childre- and Baby Rs. Lss
Warren.
The Dptor spoke IN the Baptist church
where he ~as INTRODUCED by the pastor.
Rev Howard Friends. i~th black AM
whit. We'd with each oth~r throughout
the day TO $50 who cou a a, Dr Whit
co greatrst hnnpr-
The DR. lef a-t ~. ht frr Washington
and host Of friends wrre Al tie station
- bid him aliru
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-09

ever tired . gun ~. are no -.Sut~f
hearts IN the s~rvioe Iohn Johnsoo.
s: n 10y tw-..J pornder m d~ .'r':
which to-,k away the lower part of hss
body. exclaimed ~hile m that condition.
"Fire away. my boys. no haul . color
down"
General Jsck-on hang - highly pleas
sd Nth the conduit 81 hi- colored soli-
iers IN tn battle ot New Orleans is-ussi
. pre- clam stion. which contained. anon
other things the io!i"sing: TO tl,.
men Of c,.l"r. >oldlrr>. PROM the shores
Of Mobile. ,si-,i you - arms. M
vit-i you q STARE Ia the perii- and T.
divideth~ giory N - r White country
men sxp.cs.i inuch you, ior VS.
not uniniOrm.i oi VI - qualities whicb
must render y.u -, ftalldaole 10 all in-
ssding Toe. knr~ you could endure
hunger and th.r-t aud ali the hsrsi-hlp-
VI war T"
There Were one hundred and nine
daunsiess coiored heroes who fought with
Perry on Lake Erie. and Who have b.~n
immortaiiz-d IA ststrAry IN the nations =
capitol.
In the great civil strife between TIN.
exponent- Of tree labor aud the sxponer.t-
OF seryile labor. the negro distinguished
himself ~ n soldier A. iir-t distru-t~s
by his friends aud despised by his enc
mics, be Was kept in the background AMI
Ma not permitted ~ preserve this union,
one and insepersble. now and forever
more. But when the fortunes of war
were about evenly balanced between th,
forces II the Union aud the forces of th
Sece-sis,n, and thi- gio'iou Inl"n wns
about u become = memory. he ~z- sum
moned To aims and inifnedi stel, th..
scuies were tIlte,i 10 tnr side oi Union
and Liberty, for Win IA our ioreiathsrs
had given tf-ir sast means oi d-y, tioI.
At Fort Hu'i-pn, at Nlliken'- Bend,
e~ MARKET tisi iSnts aud al t"rt Va =
ner he ~oa undying iauls I, wa- ct
Fort Wagn.s that tire Nh Ns--a, hu
sett- Regiment MATE IL lannon's .fisry.
tOoutinus~i "n Psgr f"urI
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-11-09
SEGafGA1I.lf' +
NEGRlfs. HELL:
TO. Be INVALID
Sspreae Cssrt Says Nesrsss Mast
Net - Seerssated.
LOUISVILLE ORDINANCE IS DE-
CLARED TO BE UNCON-
STITUTIONAL-
HITS M A NY CITIES.

WARRINGTON. Nov. s.-Louisviile's .
Negro seerrestion ordinance 49, srday
declared un-oossisusiona. by tho supreme
court. The deci ion afi~cte similar or
dinanc~s IN Bslumore. kichmond. ss.
Louis and many Sooshern cities.
The Louisville ordinance We appealed
20 The Suprsms court from the Court OF
Appeals of Kentucky altar ell The courss
IN that ssass had declared it constitution
al. The ord nance became effective ON
May III. 1914. and lie purpose ~as 20
prevent conflict and al feeling between
tii~ white aud eolored races 10 the cisy of
Louisville aud 20 preserve the public
peace and ~ onots thc general weIfArr
oy making reasonable provisions requir-
ing - far - practicable the u.~ II s~pa-
rAte blocks TOR rcsidsncss plsc~s Of abode
and plac~s of ss~rmbly By white and
coiored rssI<-rtiv~ly.''
The ordinance did not attempt ~ con-
nne n,embers "f either race To- certain
s~ctions OF the city. The city biloxi we
made the unit and memi-rs of one rac.
were prohibited from living IN - ction-
where the v-sjority Of r~-.dents are u I'll.
Opposite color.
Th" csse Wa the ouigrowth OF I. sui:
in-tltoted by Charles IL. Buchsnan, o
real estate agent. to compel William,
warl~y. negro. TO iulfiil sn alleged con
tract u purchases rtsIdencc property
The d-ai. IL .. clain,rd, ws. conditional
upon his b~inG able 10 reside there un
der the term. Of the segregation ordi
nance An investigation showed that
. majority Of p~r~ons living in The biloxi
~hers the property 49, located wer-
white. whersupon wsrlsy rsfus~d
sompises the dssi on The Groupds thsr
the ordisanos pssvsnssd him from livins
shsrrL
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PAYS HIGH TRIBUTE TO 40C0
DUSKY MEN IN UNIFORM.
EVERY man IN COMPANY
| BUYS A LIBERTY BOND
vardaman Declared to be All
Wrong About Armed Negro
Soldiers.

GREENVlLLE. Mis-. Nov. The
United State Government did not make
q mistake IN drafting the N~g-oes for tn.
new national army, according TO Lieut.
Ben II. Gildart of this city He IL sta
toned at Camp Pike. Ark where he il
assisting in getting the Negroes Irto shape
for service in Europ-. The southern
dsrkies are making line s0idirrs," ne
said.
Ia letter to his father. Capt. W. X
Gildsrt. clerk Of the Circnit court oi
Washington county, & 'nfederatc vet
ersn and well known In Mississippi pol
Itlc-, ~ tells oi srring 400 Negro tros IL
IN uniform p'-- IN review Hi- letter.
10 part. say
81 lu-t -ss ~onderful nght Ia vas
i.s' negro trVoT-. drafted. pas by, ali
drr--- an uniform. Nth Negro band
leading tA-n. and. believe me. tbsy
certainly make q tine sight and gocd
appearance The right guide Of the lead
ing company wss carrying Q banner With
the foliOsing inscribed thereon in arg
letters Every man IN this company
hs- bought Liberty bond Have y,,u9''
And IA the rrsr 81 the tir-t cornpany
were about 90 Negro troops With ths
guide carrying = hammer in-cribsd. we
have not bought ours, hut will t.-i-y
Old Cury' is certainly ding his
bit And when you attire him ~ . uni-
form he would not swap plsces eith
President Wilson A Negro lodge h@r.
IN Little RDck bought s's,.Opv u Lit~rty
bond-. That's eoing -pne. i-n't ~
"|srfsmsn y All wrong fsgainD ~h,-
ne ssy- u ~"uid ~ dangerous O. err.
tne darky that T.. - -..idi-r- 1h.y
arr p havinE IKE rs.f isu,'.-. and r,.-
.iev~ no, t''ry are g,.ug o. make -o.,.e
-.,l1itr-
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Southern Paper Praises
Loyalty and Patriotism
Of Colored Men IN War
White North Carelisa Editor Says
Negro Race Should b Gives
Full Credit in Adjustment Of
Racial Problems.

The coorse of the Negro race h.~ h~~n
bighly cfedtsbls IN tbs var Upon
barren -oil fell the s-~ds OF s~dition snJ
In-urrs~t'On dis- minated ~ German
s.epp sDd prO-ssermsn newspapers o. an
sttefnpt o. incit- tbe Nsgro-s ~ uprising
against ib- unIb-d Stst<- 80 fer .. &c
have Oi'--rsri. Negro ie.sisrr have b>sn
r.,i-p .cupu-y from try.-pusbl- utkr-
.sbc.- DRAFTED N~zro-- hsye gooe 20
90. front a. eb~~rfn.iy o. snv other ~t
- n.sn and. % b'-tory rrp--ts Its-i'. tn-y
Ali bsht ~Ith sisnsl bravery. Sernso
,'l.iet- all -~Bd - nush tortor~ and
sg,ny into b4scs bodies 90 into Whit.
i'esth .Iil not dis umin.te sgsiust the
Negro s,idier. The patriotism Of tbrss
pe"pie Nil not D. f,rgot1n snd should
ever - kept IN hlind aud taken into sc-
c"unt for fuli cre,iIt u the sdjussnsnt Of
racial Drcmblenss. % 6r~esulbs a.. o.
Sess
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HAVE APPARENT GAINED ,
SEATS IN LOWER HOUSE
OF DELEGATES.
REPUBLICAN VOTES TO
SPARE IN MASSACHUSETTS
Asi-Anerieaa Sentiment Wiped
cst IN Chieeso--Louisville Elects
Republican Mayor--Re Re-
publieans Win in Philadelphis.

RICHMOND. Va. NOV 6.-Tns D~n-
"cratic state ticket reviewed the usual
rnsIorlty IN today's general election.
Wrstunolsnd Davis w.- hsli-,e.i e. hare
rolled up . maj 'rity OF 3p.,.O for COVER
nor
III" Democrats apparently have gained
thr~~ SEATS in tile lower hou.e OF The
general assembly. TIN. gain would rivs
the D-ui'rrst. . majority OF ~ on Joint
ballot
REPUBLICANS WIN ~ MASS.
B'ron. Nov. 3. o..s-rnnr Mccall
aud tie r--t of ,h- Republican -au. tict.
It ~er~ r~-elect~d by a rsapiurAiity To-
iay-
.tI-tAkTlSAN> DEftAr SOCIALISM,
Jhicsgo. Nov q. --1h~ bipartisan
,ick~s. returning tie -Itung jndy-s "A
The county t~nch {" "fh~.. t.d~y dei.at
4 by AL estimated plurality OF $1,000 /.
socialist ticket which 49,. chary.~i ~th
ias'ns app-acf {" ALI anti American
snd snti-wsr sentiment In the portions
4 tie country out-il- oi Chlc.su the
'rrni.n ssttirIn~nts V"t.-i Tor s.ciali.ts.
REPUBLICAN MAYOR IN Louis
VILE. kf.
l.ou-ville. Nov. Is ---For the tirst sinns
a Ten years the k-pubiicAn party has
lected . mayor of Louisville. Geo. W.
smith. k~p.. -. go. Chsrle- II. Cranan.
ih-m 2O.37y.
Baltimore. Nd. Nov 5---Baisimor,
ity. practically complete. gives Ack-
sO'd. Republican. for ssatr comptroller.
q plurality "f about r 0lO ,yrr Nc Mullen.
Dhmocsssie Incumbent Rsturns from
Tho ststr sere - mesgrs that any ~su-
nas- Oh the dual rbsais would u. mere
xue-svork.
Philsdelpnis. Nov. C---Returns from
lp'+ 81 the 1876 districu IN ths city eivs
Tic regular k-pubI,c.n. lead Of IS. .sis.
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-S----- a. joiner. came forwnra ans Ia .
f~~s -sosrn rrmarks presented The dis-
tingui-h~d visitor with . check for .l.-
cro. tho contribution os the unssie T-n-
plsrs IT America. with head. d..asrt~rs in
Little k"ck. a. Tie Lit~rty conc ..an-
psign
SECRETARY hcAd"o seemed deeoly
t"uch'd hy tie ev,dsnc~ ii the p.tr.os-
'sm oi the N~gr,-s o. Litti- Rock. Turn
ing to the e stnrnist~~. ne ssid
t>scr~tsrv McAdoo prsis<~ loyalsy Of
eolored. hut keeps mp bis ~,sresatioo ss
ID q
In tho prr-~nr~ "a th.s dissinsuishad
company ci Au;er,cHn c,tix ~ I w,ah 70
thank You and Jour s.-sc,Ases. and %
tell y''u that te~i proud of the oolorrd
men ~ ADsrlcs- rL~y have in thls
Prsari~sl nanosr given ~ id~nce OF their
patrirti-m and have proven anew hss
they ar~ worthy oi citi4-n.hip IN this
great republic.
The col'r--t m~n are doing their part
IN this great war. They are showinx
their i"ys'ty tn the country juss - she
white people sr~. They des~rse The high
r-t c"rnm~n,istion for th. work they arv
doirr and for the cr~ii'sble part they
are taking IN this Tr~ss hight for Am~ri
cas- rishts snd for Lb--rty thrcuehout
the world. Icy you N empress 70 the
me'nt~rs OF your Associstion my deer
appreciation cf their patriotic sct;on in
Sui'~cririns for 81. 90 oi United ssases
Lih~rty bonds. They have s<t an ex-
ample which al patriotic cisizes would
do ~~li "a emuiat4s. - Arkansas tssS~ss>.
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'OR. J. n. WHIT
T|CO RECEIVES
COMMISSION
THE WAR DEPARTMENT Or
DERS HIM TO REPORT POa
DUTY AT CAMP MEAD

|. WILLIAMSON, ". Va. Nov. s.
Tuesday Was - gala -.sy IN this town for
the frierd. and scqusirt snr,s "a Dr. J.
VI Whittico who enlisted ma the L. :.
Army irom this city d.. vhitsic" q
one ii the niorr Than Twelve hundr, a
youug professional m,.n who entered F.
De- Moin-s' fficers camp three months
az o. train and the dn~tor has bern
commissioned a First Lieutenant in the
regnl ar army oi the a. =
IN Friday Dr. Wh,ttico VAS ordered
by the War Department. to proes--d to
Wellington and report to the Quarter
Ns-t-r's Department. preparatory To- BE-
ing a--ig 81 20 reguIsr duty st Camp
Mad. Annapolis. Md.