The “Appeal” was a “propaganda” paper. It had a manner all its own⁠—it was full of ginger and spice, of Western slang and hustle. It collected news of the doings of the “plutes,” and served it up for the benefit of the “American working-mule.” It would have columns of the deadly parallel⁠—the million dollars’ worth of diamonds, or the fancy pet-poodle establishment of a society dame, beside the fate of Mrs.