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The Twin City star., 1918-06-22
AGAIN, 1T is GEORGIA.
The Negro Soldier In the Trenches
His Folks at Home In the "Black
Belt"

"He gave a magnificent example
of courage and energy" says
French General of Division of Private
Henry Johnson, u. s. A., colored. "A
good and brave soldier" he says Of
Needham Roberts, also colored, whose
life Johnson saved Both men fought
bravely," says General Pershing in
his official communique. Together
though both severely wounded, they
beat off an attack by twenty Germans
in listening post, forcing them to
flee. For their splendid initiative,
valor and determination the Croix de
Guerre has been awarded them; to
Johnson the gold palm also.
Upon the same page Of The World
that described this feat of arms ap-
peared a dispatch from Valdosta, Ga,
telling how Mary Turner, colored,
was hanged by mob,
For the crime of killing white
man and wounding his wife, two men
had been lynched last week. Mrs.
Turner was the fourth victim, her
husband preceding her by a few
hours. The murder plot was sup
posed to have been made in her
home: she "was said TO have had
the dead farmers watch" when cap
tured. Legal evidence against her
there was none; even the lynch-law
testimony. not subject to crossex-
animation, was worthless and in
conclusive.
In France two Negro volunteers,
badly wounded, give an example OF
courage and energy in the defense of
democracy which Is deemed worthy
of citation before whole army di.
vision and by General Pershing. In
one of the leading states Of The South
a negro woman is put to death by a
mob, without companionship Of heI
sex. without evidence or plea, in de.
fiance of law and justice.
With tens of thousands of Amer
ican Negroes fighting for civilization
in France under the American flag
hom much longer are the American
people to tolerate Negrb lynchings!
New York World.
The Twin City star., 1918-06-22

We have never known two injus-
tices to make anything right. The
Saturday News has prospered by be-
ing as just to the white man as it has
ever been to the Negro. We have
never gone off half-cocked upon any
proposition. Whenever we grope, we
are in search of the truth. We want
to be right and avoid as nearly as
possible being wrong. We are not
for the Negro right or wrong. We
want him to be right. We complain
because majority Of white people
will always side with a white man
when a question arises between him
and one Of our color; still certain col
cred newspapers, without making any
Investigation whatsoever as to the
evidence, would have the entire Ne.
gro race do identically what they con-
denim the white people for doing. Be
cause the white people do wrong is
no reason why the Negroes should
do wrong. The best preparedness. to
receive justice is to be just yourself.
-Hopkinsville (Ky.) Nows.
The Twin City star., 1918-06-22
ELECTION RESULTS.

The primary election returns were
very satisfactory to most OF the loyal
voters of Minnesota. Gov. Burnquist
and the state officials were nominated.
The elimination of Congressman Lun-
deem by Hon. Walter Newton was the
reputation of Mr.. Lundeen's aff1lia-
tion with the Socialist and Non-Parti-
san parties, which endorsed him.
Congressman Schall was a long-dis-
tanced winner. The Advocate, a
Negro weekly, was the only newspaper
in the entire district which attacked
his record. Hon. Frank M. Nye was
nominated for the District Bench in
this CITY, Atty. w. M. Nash will con-
tend for county attorney and 1t looks
like a victory for him at the general
election. Former Police Chief Martin
son led Sheriff Langum for that Of
fee and both left the Socialist candi-
date, Lynn Thompson, far behind.
Hon. Thomas Kneeland, a true friend
of the Negroes, was defeated for Sen
ator from the Fifth and Sixth wards.
Atty. Harry l.. Scott, the Negro can
didate for legislature, got on the tick
ct. He will have hard fight at the
general election, because of his de-
Tense of the primary law, upon which
q fight is being made for it's repeal.
Joseph Dahl of the Sixth ward will
try to succeed Albert Bastis, the pres
ent alderman, defeating Chris Ander-
son. former alderman, who will unite
with Dahl to defeat Mr.. Bastis, the So
cialist.
Mayor Van Lear and j. E. Meyers
were nominated for mayor. Each re-
ceived about one-third of the votes
cast, and Conroy, Warham, Tiff, Gull
ford and Williams followed in respec-
tive order The fall election will be
q fierce contest. There is probabili.
ty that there will be other candidates
by petition. The Non-Partisan and
Townley element met utter defeat,
carrying with them every hope Of
party power, which they expected to
gain at next election.
Lindbergh, their candidate for gov.
ernor, was eliminated, and Burnquist
will be the next governor.
The Twin City star., 1918-06-22
The following clipping is from one
Of the leading papers of Western Can
ada.
WHY THIS OUTCRY
AGAINST THE NEGRO?

Editor, The Herald a
The attention of the readers of The
Calgary Daily Herald, both broad and
narrow thinkers within the city of Cal
gary and province of Alberta, is called
to analyze the true conditions of the
labor question, which is causing so
much animosity by the colored men re-
placing the white ones in the dining
car capacity.
One could readily believe more an
tagonistic remarks could not have
been anticipated had the heretofore
white crews been replaced by Huns
themselves.
We seem to forget we are striving
to maintain democracy. We also fail
to view the fact that intelligence is
the shaping of every mans destiny.
Can we, within our hearts, deny
these men who have proved them
selves as loyal as any race, with such
a catastrophe facing us, the rights
to such an Insignificant position as
has caused this dispute, when we
ourselves have closed the doors to
him of more intelligent positions
which he is capable of holding?
AS true democrats let us for mo-
ment remove the veil of prejudice and
view him from an angle of his true
worth; they have more than proven
their loyalty to the u. s. A., under con-
ditions I will not mention. France
found in them such loyalty and pa
triotism that her standing army of 200,-
900 consisted of them. Has France
had cause to regret it? No. Let us
recall at the outbreak of the war his
anxiety to prove his loyalty and pa
triotism to Canada. Our hearts were
SO against him, he was plainly told,
f'This is the white mans war"
Since the adoption Of the draft law,
some of these very same men have
been called to the colors. This same
rejected man will, at present, and must
in future prove himself capable OF
holding. any position the white man
holds If allowed the chance.
So let us as true democrats cease
our hostilities towards him, which Is
based on account of his color; grant
him what the future must give-the
right of an equal chahce.
SYMPATHIZER.
The Calgary Daily Herald.
The Twin City star., 1918-06-22
DISGRACED AGAIN

There is never any excuse for lynch
ing. The recent murderous outburst
in Georgia against Negroes, rightly
or wrongly suspected of crime, has
disgraced our civilization and brought
the blush of shame to national pride.
So far ais the facts have been brought
to light, it appears to be one of the
cases in which even the pretense OF
an excuse was lacking.
Americans who have any apprecia-
tion of what we are fighting Germany
for in this great world war, are pro.
foundly ashamed of those who were
guilty of this crime. The splendid
record our Negro soldiers are making
in France adds greatly to our humil'
iation when we read Of the brutal
lynchings of their brothers at home.
Sectional and national prejudices
are being obliterated by the war,
and the same ought to be true of race
rrejudices.-Minneapolis Journal.
The Twin City star., 1918-06-22
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The Twin City star., 1918-06-22
CANNOT ESCAPE WAR TAXES

Washington, June 21.-Considera-
ton in Germany of legislation to pre-
vent emigration after the war to evade
payment of the heavy taxes that must
then be levied already Is being consid-
cred, according to information reach
ing the State department.
Enactment of law requiring per-
sons liable to personal taxes to leave
90 per cent Of their taxable property
in Germany in event Of emigration has
been proposed.
The Twin City star., 1918-06-22
Two Aviators Killed

Springfield, Ohio. June 21.--Lieut..
Frank Stewart Patterson of Dayton.
Ohio, and Lieut.. Deroy Swan, of Nor
wich, Conn, were instantly killed at,
the Wilbur Wright aviation field be-
tween this city and Dayton when their
airplane collapsed in midair, At an al
titude of about 10000 feet the pilot.
Patterson lost control of His machine,
after going into a swift nose dive.
The Twin City star., 1918-06-22

We are living in an age and an
epoch which is characterized by q
growing and insistent demand for JUS
tice and democracy. The United
States is sending men. money and
munitions to the, battle fields of Eu-
rope as its demand for justice, free
dom and equality of opportunity for
all peoples, and it would be well for
the Americans at this time to remem.
ber that here in our own country for
the past fifty years since the aboli-
tion of slavery, is race loyal, patri-
otic people who are not enjoying at
the hands of this government here at
home the principles of that democracy
for which we are fighting to make the
world safe, and in which fight God
helping US, we will be victorious.
The Twin City star., 1918-06-22
COMMISSIONS NEGRO
MINNESOTA HOME GUARD

Commissions have been signed for
the following Staff Officers:
JOSE H. ERWOoD-Major.
ROBERT L. ROBINSON-First Lieu
tenant and Adjutant
GEORGE L. HOAGE-First Lieuten-
ant and Supply officer.
ARTHUR J. TODD-First Lieutenant
and Ordnance Officer.
DIR. WALDO TURNER-Captain, Med,
ical Corps.
DIR. JAMES H. REDD-First Lieuten.
ant Medical Corps.
The Twin City star., 1918-06-22
THE ADVOCATE ATTACKS scHALL

The following clipping is from the
Weekly Advocate, edited by ext onvict
R. B. Montgomery and Phil F. Hale,
who has been a candidate for Still
water for several years. They malici-
ously tried to secure few votes from
the new arrivals who were not famil-
lar with Congressman Schall's record
for few dollars. The Advocate has
been boosting various city and state
officials for police protection only.
They have shown their standing as
newspaper publishers, and 1t Is the
official organ Of many evil influences.
In these days, when clean journalism
Is an economic factor, there is no
need for garbage barrel publications.
Such highwaymen may hold up politi-
clans for a while, but they are being
found out.
NOMINATE MCMILLAN,
Representative In Congress 10th Die
trict.
The issue for Representative in Con.
gress in 10th District is plain, every
COlOICu NotC ohOulu DC SeioI AOI "fACu
d. Mcmillan, 100 per cent American,
a true representative of the Republi-
can party. Schall has proved traitor
to the trust imposed in him. He
has voted time after time for the
Democratic party, party that has al
ways stood out against the Negro.
Help save the party by nominating Nc
MILAN for Congress from the 10th Dis
trist.-The Weekly Advocate.
Pres. B. 8. Smith of the local branch
Of the National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored People (of
which Mr.; Schall is member of the
executive committee), has informed
/ our Congressman that the Association
resents this attack as gross injus-
tice from an migrate.
The Twin City star., 1918-06-22
Major Sherwood has appointed Ir;
S. Ashe Battalion Sergeant Major.

Company "B" elected officers follow
ing Captain Sherwood's promotion to
Major.
ORRINGTON C. HALL-Captain.
#. w. STEPP-First Lieutenant.
JOHN F. COQUIRE-Second Lieuten-
ant.
The Twin City star., 1918-06-22
COMPANY ID" DRILL.

The members Of Company d, 18th:
Battalion, M. H. G., are ordered to re-.
port at headquarters in the city hall
on Monday evening, beginning May,
goth, and on each Monday thereafter
until further notice, for company
drill and instructions.
Charles Sumner Smith,
Captain Commanding Co. D..
The Twin City star., 1918-06-22
ESTATE TOTALS s2,15o,ooo
G. w. Fairbanks Will Provides $4,000
for Welfare Work

Indianapolis, June 21.-A trust fund
of $4,000 to be held for 500 years, the
income from which is to be divided
each so years and expended for social
welfare work, is set aside from the es-
tate of the late Charles w. Fairbanks,
former vice president Of the United
States. as memorial to his wife by
his will, filed for probate here. The
value of his estate Is estimated at
$2.150,000
A number of charitable bequests are
made in the will.
The Twin City star., 1918-06-22

The Twin City Star stands for
eQual rights for oil American citixena,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-09
FRANCIA PROCLAMA
IA LIBERTAD De
Los TSCHECO
ESLAVOS

Del S.rric;o Especial &C La PRENSA.".
PARIS. Julio 8.-M. Estefano Pi-
chon, Ministro de Re.acioncS EXte~
riores, con motive de Il rec!ente en-
trega de banderas al ejSrcito Tcheco-
eslavo organizado aqui, dirigio una
carta en- aombro del gohierno frances
. NJ. Eduardo BeneS, Secretario Ge-
neral del Consejo N2c.onal Tcneco, en-
Ia que recouocc IN independence de
los tcheco-eslavos COMO nac!on. la
carta dice:
-.Desde ell momeato en- quc Ia pci-
mera unidad del ej&rcito Tcheco-cs-
layo en- Francia. Sc prepare. despu3s
de haber recibido sus banderas, pa
"a il . ocupar TN sector en- e freAt9
de batalla a. lado lie sus hermanos
~franceses de a-mas, el gooierno fran
ces ~considera justo y n~ecesa-io procIa-
mar los dercchos oe vuesyra nacion .
ia intependencia Y r~econocer official,
;nente a! Consejo NaciOnal como el
Supreme Represantante Gel gooierao
fyt,,ro trhacO-aSlayO".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-09
CAPELLE AUM CONFIA EN-
LOS SUBMARINES

De! Ssrricio Especial do Iii PRENSA." {.
AMSTERDAM, Julio Sci vice
Almirantc Won Capelle, Ministro de
Marina a,eman, en- M declaration
que hizo aver, refuta las aseveracio-
mes hechas por ell A!mirante Sims Y
algunos otros jefes navales aliados,
e~xrreSando entera c~o7fianza en- el
Gxito de esos harcos y asegurando que
tanto su numero, como 81 ca!ldad,
han estado aumenrando ventajosa-
mGnte.
La declaration del Ministro fue he
cha ante ell Reichstag, a~segurando que
las perdidas de los submarines anun-
ciadas per los aliados, han sido muy
exageradas. Won Capelle refuto las
cifras dadas q Ia publicidad por los
liiaisterios dc Marina ingies y fran
cGs, hacienda hincapie en- Il dec!a-
raci6a del Almirante Sims, de Ia Ma
rina Americana, hecha e! 5 de Mayo,
Y en- Ia que decia que Ia construction
de barcos por los aliados en- I'm ano
igualaria a los hundimientos hechos
por los submarines en- dos emanas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-09
KERENSKY Dice
QUE MOSCOW VA
4 SER OCUPADO
DICE QUE LOS
TIENE DESDE HACE
TEMPO ESE PRO-
pOSITO

De! .S~erricio ESDccic! dc La PREESA."
PARIS, JLio 5.-AIaiandro ke-
rensky. cx-Primer Ninistro de Russia
que Sc encuentra desde hace varios
ulas en- esta capital, manifesto ano-
che, al tencr c~onocimiento del asesi-
nato del E~mbajador aieman en- Russia,
Condo Won Mlrbsch, que tai acto
traeria como ~coasecuencia Segura-
meate, ei cue los alemanes iltentaraH
ocupar Moscow.
TIA! hecho, agreed el eX-21inis-
tro, Ia s!do una cosa necesaria para
d~espertar a. pueblo ruso contra los
a!emanes, cpyo dominic s. ha hecho
IA .ntolerable en- ell pals.
La pre2sa toda de esta capital la
comentado el a3es!Nato de Won Mir
bach y toda ella esti De acuerdo en-
que tai acto tcnura resultadoS mUy
serios Para las rclacioncs entire Russia
= Alenania. lie Temps. cree CUE Il
muerte dc Won NIirbach Sc tebio a
Ia indignation patriut.c2 de los ru-
SOS contra el rccienta conycIio por
cl cual los alemanes obtuvieron per-
MISC para eaviar dos reg!mientos
contra los Tcheco-eslavos que tienen
en- su po&sr el Fcrrocar-il traAs-Sibe-
rIano. L. creenCIa general eS que
q ascsinatJ &c. Erbaiador alcman
sera ei principle de uN movimieAto
anti-ger:aano e3 Russia.
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la C~ELEBRACION DEL
ID De JULIO SERA
ObSERVADA

Del Ssrricio Espseicl &c LII PRENSA."
MADRID, julio 8.-Los republl-
csnos Y los socialistas celebraron
una jpnta con Ell objeto de discUtir
en- ella la participation que debe-an
tomar dichos partjdos - "a celebra-
cion del IA de julio, ell dia de fiesta
naclonsl de Francia. De acuerco con
los preparedness que Sc estan hac'en-
do. esta celebration sera excepcio-
nalmente solemne = los partidos de
Ia oposici6n contra 81 actual gobier-
no sacaran partido de ella para de-
nunciar al Gabinete que preside e
sehor Maura por 81 de6ildad para
enfrentarse con los mas whales pro
blsrnas nacionales-
Los ~peri6dicos radicales han pu-
bIicado articulos en- los cue Sc Ian
zan contra el actual go6ierno los
mas rudos ataQues 4 caUsa dc cue
secin Sc dice en- elloS, sc esta man
tenienGo de manera ritual. en- Bar
celona. n Ley Marcial. q pesar de
que TO han ocurridO desordenes &c
uinguna chase que pudieran j~ustifl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-09
LOS BOLSHEVIKIS
DOMINAN LA
SITUACION

Del Serrieio Especial de IA PRENSA." .
LONDRES, JGiio SIN serio mo-
vimiento contra-revolucionario ha es-
tallado en- Moscow, scgun dice un
despacho publicado por Ia agencia Sc
mi-oficial de information Wolff, con
fecha dc aver y trasmitido a esta ca
pital por Ell c~orresponsal del EXchan-
&c Telegraph, en- C~openhague. Segdn
csc desacho. Sc i, librado una SAM
grienta lucha Ell las Gales de Ia ca
pital rusa entire las tropas bolshevikis
Y las fuerzas rebeldes que Sc hallan
dirigidas por los revolucionarios So
ciales.
Segdn Sc d~esprende de framentos
de noticias que Sc han recibido de d.
versus ~fuenteH, parece cue al asesina-
to del Embaj2dor aleman en- Moscow,
Condo Won Mirbach, fue seguido de
IN levantamiento formidable contra
81 gobierno bolsheviki, en- Moscow.
No obstante, un d~espacho i%nalambrico
de fuente rusa, dice que el movirien-
TO ha sido suprimido enteramente Y
Ell tono del mensaje indica que tai
Suppression So hizo de una manera san
guinaria Y violenta, pues Sc dieron
ordenes de que todos los que mostra-
ran alguna rasistenc!a, fueran nluer-
tos en- ell acto Y en- ell iugar en- que
sc encontraran.
De acuerdo con otro despacho de
procedencia rusa, Sc sabe que ell En-
perador Guillermo, tan pronto como
supo Ia noticia del asesinato de su
Enbajador en- Russia, di6 orden a ST
Ministro de Relaciones Won kuehl-
mann, de romper toda ciase de nego-
ciaciones con les delegados rusos en-
Berlin.
I'm despacho in%aIambrico ruSo, fir
mado por N. Araioff, ell jefe de los
Comisionados del gobierno bolsheviki.
anuncia que los revolucionarios socia-
listas, por medios frauGalentos, iogra-
ron apoderarse de una pequena parte
de Ia ciudad Y de la Oficna del Tels-
grafo, desde Ia que enviaron informes
falsos, asegurando que habfan derro-
tado al gobierno del soviet Ell CT
tado Comisionado expresa que ell mo-
tin fu& ~provocado por un grupo de in
solentes Y apasionadcs enemigos del
gobierno, pero que fu4 suprimido sin
dificultad por Ia guanicion bolshevih
de Ia plaza, agregando que los directo-
res de los amotinados han sido ARES
tados Y el orden establecido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-09
Sc REANUDA LA
LUCIA EN-
ALBANIA
De! Scrricio EspeciGI dc La PRENSA."

De! Scrr;cio Especjal dc La PRENSA." .
ROMA. Julio S.-Las tropas fran
cesas e itallanas han reanudado Ia
lucka en- el frente de Albania, sector
en- Ell que cast Sc habia abandonado Ia
cnmpana. Ell sabado ultimo esas tro'
pas emprendieron IN ataque sobre
las posiciones enenigas situadas Ell,
tire Ia costa V cl vale De Tomorica,
dice IN informe publicado For Ell Mi
historic dc la Guerra itaiiano.
La acci0n ~emprendida por las tro-
pas franco-italia1as sc halla aun en-
toda su fuerza V sus resultados alcan-
zaGos hasta ahora no pueden ser mas
satisfactorios, pucs s0lamente el nil
nero de prisioneros hechcs al enemi-
go pasa del mii!ar.
Por cuanto q las operaciones en- e.
fre1te italiano, 81 communicate de re-
iercncia dice que las tropas del ge-
neral Diaz hicieron aver un nuevo a.
vance en- Ia region de Col Ia Prible y
que en- Ia region del Monte Grappa To-
graron adelantar ST. lirea hasta mas
al norte de Massik.
FL ndmero de aviones enemigos
~destruidos aver por los italianos, di-
&c ell communicate de r~eferencia, fue
de ocho.
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Muerto ell Successor
del AUiador Lufber7y

Del SeTricio Especial d, LA PREHSA.~
PARIS, Julio SIN aviador ale
man aparecio aver sobre las lineas
f~rancesas hacienda circulos a una
gran altura, para evitar ell alcance de
ia artilleria anti-aerea. Cuando eI
aviador enemigo Sc hallaba exacta-
mente sobre Ia retaguarGia f~rancesa,
arrojo una bola con ~gallardetes de pa
pei atados q ella. Los artilleros fran
ceses cre.yendo que era la senal para
indicar ei envio de IN mensaje q los
photos francescs, suspendieron 81
fuego y permitieron que 81 aviadoI
regresara a lineas.
La Dcla fue rccogida y Sc encontro
que en- efecto contenfa UT inensaje
en- Ell que Sc decia que el photo anne
ricano Frank Bayliss, de New Bed
ford, Connecticut, cue habia sucedidQ
a iufberry como AS de Asses, fut
muerto dctras de las lineas alemanas
y s~epultado con los honores miisarea
de So range.
49,
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5 razones p0r las que vera que lie convene mas ha-
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