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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-10
MRS. STOWE ON FREE LOVE.

In her "Pink and White Tyranny"
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe gives this
calm and logical refutation of the $50
called reformers
Well, then, it has been very surprising
to us to see in these our times, that
some people, who really have at heart
the interest of women, have been SO
short-sighted and reckless as to clamor
for an easy dissolution of the marriage
contract, as q means of righting their
wrongs. Is it possible that they do not
see that this is q liberty which, once
granted, would always tell against the
weaker sex? If the woman who finds
she has made a mistake, and married an
unkind or uncongenial man, may, on
the discovery of it, leave him, and seek
her fortune with another, so also may
O man. And what will become of wo-
men like Lille, when the first guiding
begins to wear off, il the men who
have taken them shall be at liberty to
cast them off and seek others! Have
we not enough now of miserable, bro
ken-winged butterflies, that sink down,
down in the mud of the street? But
are woman reformers going to clamor
for having every woman turned out
helpless when the man who has married
her and made her mother, discovers
that she has not the power to interest
him and help his higher spiritual de-
velopment? 1t was because woman is
helpless and weak, and because Christ
was her Protector, that he made the
law of marriage irrevocable: "Whoso-
ever putteth away his wife, causeth her
to commit adultery" If the sacred
ness of the marriage contract did not
hold, if the church, and all good men,
and all good women did not uphold it
with their might and main, it is easy to
see where the career of woman like
Lille would end. Men have the power
to reflect before the choice is made, and
that is the only proper time for refiec-
ton. But, when once marriage is made
and consummated, it should be as fixed
fact as the laws of nature. And they
| who suffer under its stringency should
suffer as those who endure for the pub
lie good. "He that sweareth to his own
hurt, and changeth not, he shall enter
into the tabernacle of the Lord"
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VOLUME ii.
FTRE-MAsrER AND SLAVE.
~ MRS. Ell. HERS.

Oh; fatefnl lamp with thy spark of fire!
Little shining torch for a cify's pyre.
treeping low at first. licking arid dust. 4
LAS earth's martyrs all in their childhood
must.) W
Reaching round, aud up, with Thy hands q
Blushing crimson now with success, not
Hast thou then no halt in thine onward way
l. there prayer nor tear that Will bid thee
stay!
Nay, the hery hosts in the pathway lie,
And the scarlet Gag overhead waves by.
While the sharp alarm OF the warning bell
Is, alas! too soon but fun'ral knell.
Into peaceful homes pours fiery ram,
By the dying bed, by the couch OF pain,
Round the churches spires like poison vine,
stiH the reaching arms of the Terror twine.
And tn; very ways OF the burSing street.
Are like plOughsbares hot to the fleeing fec ct,
Till mourning city's mighty wall
Comes swaying up from its mourners' vail.
And the fearful cry of the hungry comes ~ Y
From the smoking hcarth= of abandoned
homes
Till the Tyrant rests from his war at last.
Ana the Masters hour and its triumph past.
Now, put the Slave in his iron cell,
Chain him, and bind him, close and welt:
Go. turn HE face TO the smoking West,
BID MIN never faint, bid him never rest.
Pushing wheel and bar and dependent rod,
For the iron horse Is with silver shod,
And the great grand hearts of the cities wait
I'LL the burden reaches the Prairie Gate.
~All other trains ON the road give place;
There Is famine yon, If we lose the race.
franc and pleasure wait, or stay
Chicago's hungry. clear the way.'
Across the valleys, across the plain.
Goes laundering onward the Eastern train;
Nor rest, nor stop, o Slave, for thee,
Till Slave shall shame the Master free.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-10

The Galena Qlliuois) Gazette says of
President Grants daughter: when
you meet Miss Nellie (if you have never
met her before you may as well DO
prepared for an agreeable surprise.
You have read of the grand receptions
given by Mrs. Grant at the white house,
in which the reporters tell you she was
assisted by Miss Nellie. You read that
she is engaged to gentleman in Cow
ingto0, Kentucky, and you know her
to be scarcely sixteen years of age
From all this you guess her to be some.
what gay, If not little naughty. Or
the contrary, while she is graceful and
accomplished for so young q lady, yoU
l1nd her q modest, retiring school girl
with a sweet face, and bearing which
wins your respect and esteem.
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AG00D TNDERTAKING

The Masonic fraternity have under
consideration a proposition looking to
tho completion OF the Washington
monument IN Washington City. The
monument is now III feet high of the
SIT contemplated in the design. This
has cost $3.50, 600. Estimated cost of the
obeiisk with the pantheon is $i,222. 600 ;
leaving about 100000 to be raised in
order 10 make an end to what has been
agitated for nearly ninety years. The
Monument Society are urging Congress
to grant $4,000 promised long ago,
and almost given in 1866. II has some
$4,000 on hand and a claim for an
unfulflled promise by California.
Should the Masons decide to do what
they themselves suggest, the Centennial
will find thu great monument perfec.
and complete in its place, and record
of the patriotic munificence of the great
Order, as well as of the patriotic con.
duct of the great man whose memory
IL h0noEs.
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WE MET AND WE PARTED.

We parted in silence, we parted at night,
On the banks Of that lonely river,
Where the shadowy trees their boughs unite,
We met, and we parted forever;-
The night bird sang, and the stars above
Told many touching story
OF friends long past to the mansions OF rest,
Where the soul wears the mantle Of glory,
We parted In silence; our cheeks were wet
BY the tears that were past CONTROLLING
We vowed we would never, no never forget
And these VOWS at the time were eonsoling;
But the lips that echoed those VOWS
Are as cold as that lonely river;
Tho sparkling eye, the spirits shrine,
Has shrOuded its fire forever.
And now on the midnight sky look.
Ny eyes grow dim with weeping;-
Each star TO me is 4 sealed book,
Some tale OF that loved one keeping.
We parted in silence, we parted IN tears,
On the banks Of that lonely river:
But the odor and bloom OF by-gone years
Shall hang DER It's waters forever.
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EXCELLENT INTEREST RULES.

For finding the interest on any prin-
cipal for any number of days, the an
swer in each case being in cents, sepa-
rate the two right-hand figures to ex-
press it in dollars and cents:
Four per cent.-Multiply the princi-
pal by the number of days to run sep
arate the right-hand figure from pro-
duct, and divide by 8.
Five per cent.-Multiply by number
of days and divide by y.
Six per cent.-NIultiply by number
of days; separate right-hand figure, and
divide by 6.
Eight per ccnt.-Multiply by number
of days and divide by As.
Nine per cent.-Multiply by number
of days; separate right-hand figure, and
divide by 4.
Ten per cent-Multiply by number
of days and divide by SO.
Twelve per cent.-Multiply by num-
Der of days; separate right-hand figure
and divide by 8.
Fifteen per cent.-MultiplY by num-
Der of days and divide by II.
Eighteen per cent.-Multiply by mum.
Der of days; separate right-hand figure
and divide by 2.
Twenty per cent.-Multiply by mum,
Der of days and divide by Is.
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THE BLUE AND GRAY.

pom my bosom lies
A knot of blue and gray;
You ask the why; tears I'LL my eyes,
AS low TO you / say
I had two brothers once,
Warm-hearted, bold and gay;
They LETT my side--one wore the blue,
The other wore the gray.
One rode with Stonewall and his men,
And Joined his fate to Lee;
The other followed Sherman's march
Triumphant to the sea.
Both fought for what they deem'd the right
And died with sword In hand;
One sleeps amid Virginia's hills,
And one in Georgia's sand.
The same sun shines upon their graves
My love unchanged must stay;
And so upon my bosom lies
This knot Of blue and gray.
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'SESD IT ALLir-Theodorc TiItop,
in the Golden Age, tells the story OF q
boy of ten years, who had 500 in a saw
ings bank, and being asked by his faith
er how much OF his own money he
would give to help keep warm the lit
tie hands and feet of the children of
Chicago, burst into tears, aud ont of q
heart fun of charity exclaimed: "Fath-
er, send it ALL" Tho writer adds !:
And the whole S200-the sum total of
day on its errand of mercy. We hap
pen to know that the child's father, in
drawing out these two hundred child
ish dollars, put back four hundred into
speare's line
"TRs SuaIlsr Of mercy 1s twf~s LsSst,s
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A white-haired old negro preacher
10 New Orleans, thus addressed ono of
The meetings of dissatisfied brethren
last week ''What are yon grumbling
about? Yer all better off dan We ever
'spected TO be-dan yer deserve TO be.
Did yer tink when Massa Linkum guy
We yer freedom, he. was gwine to buy
tickets in the Louisiana State lottery
for yer bSsldes 2"
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An exchange says: In Samuel Pen
nock's orchard, in Chestersscounty, Pa,
is little apple tree, called the Lancas-
ter pippin, which has produced three
crops of apples this season. The first
crop has been taken of, of the second
there are fifty now on the tree, and the
third crop is about the size of grapes.
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The ConnersYille (Ind.l Times tells
of an old rail splitter in that county
who put a quietus upon young man
who chaffed him about his bald head,
in these words: "YouDg man, when
my head gets as soft as yours, can
Yaise hair 70 SELL
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SO REWARD.

0TRAYKD from. the subscriber, living 90 DYy
SEcreek, miles sc. Of EmpoFia, ono bay fllly,
Years old no brands nor white marks on Der; has
hocks For Information OF her where's bouts viii
pay Ave dollars, the above reward for her de-
livery to me- t41-4sl HARRY RoBERfS-
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Ada Greeley, the daughter of Horace,
knows nothing about farming, but she
IL said to be one OF the most finished
anath0natleiaas IA the United gtateH.
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Advertisements calculated by the inch. in length
Of column. For cuts and double column display.
add s. per cent. 10 above table of rates. Road No
tices, and all legal and transient advertising to BE-
paid for in advance except when ordered by
be paid IN advance. Our rates Eoar IN pro-
aradf
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PAY UP.

TTIMOsE Knowing themselves indebted 70 the
undersigned, y III please call aud settle .sstoFe
fhe 18th Of November After that date all az
counts will be leff In the hands OF the proper on
=. ~ A. q. EDNIsToH
}AG AmeFscup HAasass
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given that letters OF aiminLN
IN tration were, on October gath, 1911, iEsued Z"
me ny the Probate Judge OF Lyon county. Kansas.
on the estate of ID. X. Hardin late OF said county.
deceased All persons having claims .agsinsl
said EST hereby notified 70 present the same
to for allowance within one year from said date
or they may he precluded from any benefit OF SAID
estate. And If said claims arc not presented with
In three years they will he absolutely debarrcst
80 3w NJ. l. HARDIN.
Administrator
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In the matter OF csatte of


In the matter OF csatte of
John Kabery, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that October 2Oti.
~ 1871, q petition duly 1led In the ofdce OF
the Probate Court OF Lyon county, Kansas, pray
Ing for order to sell private sale the follow
ing real estate of said estate for the payment Of
debts Of said estate. viz Lot No. I39 Union street.
Emporla- And Il was therefore ordered by said
court that notice be given that said petition would
stand for hearing on November 18th, 1871, at 10
O'Clock, a. M SARAH &. KABEnY,
43-3w. ADMINISTRATIVE.
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SHERIFF,s SAFE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY YIR-
IN the of an order OF sale issued ont of the Dis
trict Conrt Of Lyon county, Kansas, bearing date
October 12, 1871, and TO me directed, VIII. At
O'Clock p. on Tuesday, the 21st day OF NoTena-
Der, A. D. 1871 at the door of tho Court House, IN
the city of Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas, oneE
cash In hand, the following described real estate
situate In said county, to wit: Lots numbered
seven and eight q and 81, In block ninety -three
Cs3), in Amerfcns. In said county and state aforo
said, according to the recorded plat thereof 1led
in the onice of the Register of Doeds Of said coun
ty to be sold the property Of John Terrence ami
ton. L. II. COATS,
Sheriff OF Lyon county, Kansas
Dated this 18th day of October, 1871. f3-&5
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T L, Dalton viii take notice that on the =osh
al . day Of October. A. D. ISL, J: Jay BurE: \
Justice Of the Peace OF the city OF Empof1 "a VI
county Kansas. Issued an order Of attecc1nsSs
against the property Of said Dalton for - ano "
etnss n a essc before said Justice. Ghetcin O. "
Freieric Is DIaintin and said Dalton e defdnd
ant and said cause VIII he beard by SAID justice n
MS ofce In said city, ut 10 o'clock q M on tps et
day of December, A. -, 16al ...-,-,.-,--o,.
n sw BACHELLEE PiNkE
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sHERIFF's SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF an or
AZ der of sale issued out of the District Court IN
and for Lyon county, Kansas, bearing date OctO-
Der 2it, 1871 and TO me directed, viii at O'CLOCK
m, at the Court House door, in the city OF Elm
poria, Lyon county, Kansas on Tuesday. the 2e1h
day of November, 1871, offer for sale at public
auction the highest bidder, for cash IN hand the
following described real estate situated In SAID
county, fo-wit: Lot number seven ~, on Congress
street, in the city of Emporia. appraised at one
hundred dollars; to be sold the property OF SAM
mel w. Barnes, at the suit of Sarah 4. Dorsch ami
Peter S. Dorsch. L. IL. co It's.
f3-47 Sheriff OF Lyon county, Kansas
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state OF Kansas. County OF Lyon, city of Emporta
Before Edward BOrton, Justice Of the Peace o.
said city.
+. SchmidlinR and T &. Watson, partners, doing
business under the firm nsme OF schmidling
Watson, plaintiffs,
VS..
j. i. Dalton, defendant.
FKHHE ABOVE ENTITLED DEFENDANT
Il will take notice that on the 18th day OF Oct0-
Der, A. D. 1911, the above named Justice Of tbs
Peace issued an order of attachment against the
property OF said defendant in the above eHtItled
cause r one hundred and ninety -one dollars, and
that said will he heard by said Justice at 10
O'Clock n. IN the 29d day of November, A. u.
1871. RUGGLES q PLUMB.
1915 AttolneyS for plaintiffs.
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REALtESTATE.c
4. = Q r TO N '-
aI - 81 * E1 AZ
Real Estate oAgent
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. 81

Over Lasksr & stOlrs, 1863 Commercial st.
EMPoEIA,, KANSAS.
Aqs the largest 0Ssd best list OF CItU
Lots notO offered for sale, for cash,
Os1 time, or lease Deeds, mort
9dOcS, dc. drGScN, and dekcsosCL
SsaR0SSasSfS tnxoHs : ieF wfo-tf
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srRAYEn or STOLEN.

0SE BAY HORSE, seven years olds ~ hAsios
~ high square hipsi loeg back; one white nin ,
on hsif way up his neck; his right jaw bone On.
iarged from hurt and sore. Any perSoE giving
Varied with $40. =. 4. A6BCRf.
Seosho Rapids. LYON Co. Kans. HIATT
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The STATE or Kaasas Lyon County, Cify Of EssooSa
BeTors +. 50rtoH, ,. p Of said city
,Ihon Carter rii'f

Milton Hunt & Joel Hunt. derts.D
TIME above named defendant, Milton Hunt viii
Il fste Notice that on October -. 1911, tae siSSxr
named Justice Of the Peace iesucd an order 81 AZ
fachment against the property OF satd nlitoE
dollars and six cents with interest q the rate q
twelve per cent per annum Riter Jniy ~ -. -
"a a. PEYTOS & GIL1ETT.
Att'ys for PITT
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME copartnersllip heretofore existing between
W. g. French and j. II. Green, under tho 1rm
name OF French & Green, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
All bills due the firm may be settled with ". &.
French, who will continue business at the Old
stand IA Commercial street, with j. A4z EEeS~
-'' VIC FRENCH.
J. N. GREEN.
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STRAES, NOTICES. DC.
SHEEP FOR SALE.
r HAVE for sale from 100 70 800 head OF stock
i sheep ID. w. APPLEBYs
81 II Waterloo, Lyon Co., Kansas.
FOR RENT.

FT1HE Dwelling part of the building on lot st3.
Commercial street, between eth and 6th ave
nrcS-four rooms, price SO per month.
I3-3w NELSON WHITTLESEG.
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THE under signed will pay the above sum any
= one who will return the papers taken from their
safe the night OF the 18th inst, and ask n"
4Stf Err. HoLDERMAN BRO.
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A HAWKINS will take notice that the 18Th
"a. day of October, a. ID. 1871, EDWARD Borton.
Justice of the Peace OF the city OF Emporta. Lyon
county. Kansas issued an order of attachment
against the property OF said Hawkins for 81 dol
lars and IS cents, in Il cause before him Wherein
F. Schmidling and T. q. Watson are plaIntins, ami
said A. Hawkins Is defendant, and that said cauS+
will be heard by said Justice Mt his oiiico In said
city at II O'Clock, a. on the a0th day Of EoTeni
her, a. ID. 1871. RCGGLfSS & PLUMB.
43-3w Att'ys for Pltns.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
THE undersigned has opened an intelligence
u Office at his Restaurant and Confectionery
store, 123 Commercial street, kmportH- PsTsonS
their names registered in his book free OF charge
fee of 6fty cents will be charged each person
seeking employment. Persons seeA ing employ
ment can rest assured that will ind an employer
for them if It Is possible for one to be obtained,
gift 'e " u: \. ARBUTuNoTT.
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J. j. WRIGHT, NJ. d.,
nEEICE over Emporia Bank. Residence on
~ West street. 36-tf
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SHEEP AND LAMBS FOR
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

T HAVE for sale on very reasonable terms, dho
- H'''' ''' GEo. KRAFT.
3e-tf ISL Commercial ST., Emporia, kas
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j. A. MOORE, M. d.,
DHYSICIAS AND SURGEON Office Mt the
Il Drug Store of Moore & Weaver
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Dissolution of Partnership.
HINHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE ES-
listing between j. ID. IIinkle and Abner Had
ley in the qneensware business is hereby by mut,I
al consent dissolved. Abner Hadiey retiring ]
b. Hinkle will continue the business at the old
stand, assuming all liabilities of the old 1rm and
settling all Its accounts. j. II. HINkLE.
ABNER .HADLEY.
October 18th. 1871. > 4s-4t
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On, iateful lamp with thy spark of fire.
Little shining torch for a ciiy's Dyre.
Keeping low at first. licking arid dust.
As earth's martyrs all in their childhoI
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-IENTRAL LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STA
- BILE, on 9th Avenue between Commercial and
Iechanies Street, II now open and ready for bust
tcss, and will furnish teams at any time during
he DAY n kDht. Passengers conveyed TO any part
d the country on liberal Terms Particular alien
ion paid to boarding transient stock. WITT
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LIVERY STABLES.
j. n. q W. DAVIS

NYEW LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE
n You can 0et your horses fell with good feed ut
ow prices also horses and buggics to let, and teams
~ heavy hauling.
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PHYSICIANS.

AHs W. He NA1LB
HOhEOPATIICP PHYSICIAN. ONCE In Ban.
III croft's Block, Residence NeoshO Hill,
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". 3. RIGGS, n. d..
physician AND SURGEON Office in Riggs.
Il Dunlap a Co.'S building. Entrance Sixth
evenue d14-3mos
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L. ID. JACOBS. NJ. D..
DHYSICIAN SURGEON Odicc IN brick
Il 'front.' building over Lasker & Stoll's clothing
store. d1w-tfo
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The overseer of the House OF Refuge.
IN San Francisco, was lately induced TO
go down into the new we'll by two OF the
youthful inmates, who complained that
they could not work there safely for
want OF Q platform. After letting him
down, they cut the rope and decamped.
The Unfortunate man was discovered
and drawn up twenty-four hours after
ward "mors dead than alive"
It is said that when Brigham Young
was asked the other day which sou he
had at West Point, the conundrum 40
staggered him. that he was Obliged to
refer to the family record to solve it.
"Do they miss me at home?" is not much
sung in that familp.
"A party Of gentlemen from Charles
ton succeeded in catching two sharks.
off Fort johnson, on Friday last. The
one weighed $50 pounds and the other
ooo. They averaged eleven feet in length.
A colored woman attempted to murder
2 lady in Branohville, on the 10th inst
The fiend used an axe and came near
accomplishing her evil intention.
Henderson Smith (colored) was hung
IN Charlotte, N. O., on the 18th, for the
murder of Mr.. Ed. Smith, in December
last,
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THE Ku Kuux. CoMMrrrnE.-We learn,
that tbis branch OF the grand inunisition
Will arriVe at this place to .day. anG VIII
put many OF our citizens through the
sitting process. They have been Sitting
in Spartanburg for o little over a week,
but as their interviews are private, we
are not able to say what their success in
hunting Ku Klux has been. We, how.
ever. lear1 that when they arrived in
Spartanburg some one gave out that wit
nesses who conld give any information,
on Ku Klux matters would be allowed
two dollars day and ten cents mileage.
This soon spread like Wild fire, and tho
yard in rear OF the hotel was anickly
filed with willing co]ored witnesses.
These witnesses, before being introduced
to, the committee, were taken in. hand
by o certain pious individual and Others
OF shat town, Whr put their Testimony
in proper shape and drilled them upon
important points necessary to- be di-
vnIged ,or kept sdcret. 4.#l Z.
I'VE also learn that "A. 8. Wallnde ac
companies the: oom mitt4sy and as he is
interested in making his story GOOD.
that moot horrible state of affairs ex-
lists in this Congressional District. by
which he was defeated at the last cleo
hon, we may be ''shre that every effort
Will be made to ''harrowi up the'fninds"
OF the committee and cause them to
make shocking report of Che depraved
conditlon OF ouf people We havo no
nope shat q fair Investigation will be
had, II ne has anything to do with >.pro-
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