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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-11-07
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10
FROM A GERMAN POST CARD.

Isr's public speeches reveals something OF
the extraordinary fanaticism which ami
mates this aristocratic agitator. Here is
you. my friends and fellow countrymen.
with all the patriotic fervor of my heart
and with all the fire of my faith in the
Christian religion, to aid me in the speedy
realization of an out-and-out anti-Semi;ic
program. Our program has one essential
po!nt-the destruction of tho Jews. This
demand may be subdivided into five sec
tons. First of all. we demand that it
shall be made a criminal ofense by law
for any citizen of the German empire
who is not Jew to have any professional,
commercial or financial intercourse with
any citizen of the German empire who is
a Jew Secondly. we demand that 1t shall
be made a criminal offense for any Ger
man man who is not a Jew to marry a
Jewess. or for a Jew to marry a maiden
that Jews shall be prohibited by law from
carrying on any trade. profession or occu-
patton within the confines of the German
empire. Fourthly, we demand that the
property of all Jews In Germany shall be
conffscated by the government and APP
piled to the benefit of the whole people.
Filthy, we demand that all Jews shall be
expelled from Germany
Here is another equally characteristic
passage: Men of Germany, rise up in
your thousands and overthrow the su-
premacy of the callous, treacherous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10

blood sucking and brutal Jews. Take the
and all the rest of them and pitch them
into the nearest river Take the Sarahs
and the other Jezebel Jewesses and fog
them till the blood flows from their fat
limbs. Every man who thrashes a Jew
in the street is comforting a service on
the community, and every man who has
the courage to kill Jew is a hero in my
eyes God Almighty has communicated
to me His supreme desire that Germany
should be wrested from the avaricious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10
COUNT PUcKLER AND HIS ARMY"

clutches of the sordid, grasping money
lending Jewish usurers. l am nothing but
an cmissary from heaven sent to liberate
The German people from the intolerable
tyranny Of the Jews and to lead you ali
into the promised land. where our peace
and happiness shall not be disturbed ana
undermined by the presence of these
poisonous reptiles"
These extracts are chosen at random
from several hundred speeches delivered
by the count, and are truly representative
of the tendency and tone of all his plat
form utterances. 1t may easily be i'm
agined that his passionate appeals, falling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10

fully one-third are either full blown anti
Semites or more or less permeated with
anti-Semitism. Germany is in many fea-
lures extremely anti-Semitic. No Jew can
become an officer of the army or navy
and no Jew san rise to any high position
in the civil service. Many clubs refuse to
admit Jewish members; many households
decline to receive them as guests One
daily paper in Berlin, the Staatsburger-
Zeitung tCitiz ms Gazette, is devoted to
the propaganda of anti-Sem;tisn. II WIS
founded by Count Puckler and has a
large circulation.
RUDOLPH Won ELPHBERG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10

on the ears of the ignorant, the vicious
and the superstitous, led more than once
to violent outbursts of Jew batting and to
anti-Semitic riots on large scale. Count
Puckler, in consequence has been fire.
quently called to account in the law courts
and has undergone various terms of i'm
prisonment and has paid numerous fines
by way Of eXpiation. On one OF these oc-
casions. when being tried on a charge of
melting to public violence. Count Puckler
addressed the court in the following
terms: Have care. In me you are con-
demning a divinely inspired regenerator of
modern Germany. 1t is my holy mission
to smite Hebrews and to drive them
asunder. and those who thwart me in the
fulfillment Of this great and noble work
will bring down upon themselves the
wrath Of heaven and the vengeance of
our Creator, who intended that the Jews
should belong to the animal world, and
not to mankind"
Time after time Count Fucker has put
his theories into practice by assaulting
Jews in the public streets, In theaters. In
railway cars, in street. cars and on the
race courses. On one noteworthy occasion
at least the tables were turned and a
plucky little Jew from Frankfort-on-M Main
standing not more than five feet in his
boots attacked Count Fucker with the
butt Of his umbrella in the foyer of the
Hotel Romischer Hof and inflicted painful
injuries on Fuckers skull, shouting at the
time: This is my revenge for your out
my racei'
No less than three times Count Puckler
has been placed under medical super
vision by judges who considered his words
and actions to be eccentric that they
indicated partial or complete insanity. On
one occasion at least Count Puckler was
declared by the medical experts intrusted
with the task of observing him to be q
lunatic and irresponsible, whereupon he
was sent to a lunatic asylum instead of
to prison. But the members of his family
and his influential friends soon contrived
to arrange that this medical verdict
should be Cancelled and that his release
from the madhouse and formal restora-
ton to the role of the sane should follow.
Apart from his activity on the public
platform Count Puckler has written
many pamphlets and manifestos in which
the same anti-Jew doctrines are ex-
pounded with equal vlgor, and he himself
always has borne the cost of publishing
and circulating this Jew-baiting literature
throughout the country What are the
effects of Count Fuckers propag Uganda :?
The anti-Semitic movement in Germany is
far more powerful than is generally be-
lieved, and Count Puckler perhaps has
done more than any single Individual to
permeate the masses with hatred of the
Jews The present reichstag, elected in
February, 1907, contains no less than
twenty-six avowed and open anti Semites,
and the conservative parties, numbering
over seventy deputies, as we'll as the
agrarians and some Of the national lib
erals, are deeply imbued with the anti
Semitic spirit. 1t may be said that out of
the total 397 deputies in the reichstag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10

How comes 1t that man of Count
Fuckers rank attainments. education
and experience should choose the peyse-
cution of the Jews as the sole end and
am OF his earthly existence? Various
explanations have been offered but none
of them is entirely satisfactory. II has
been related that when Count Puckler
was boy he attended as is the custom
In Germany, the public state school, In
which the children of all classes. high
and Low alike are educated on a uniform
system, and that time after time he was
outstripped in his studies and over
shadoWed in his examinations by bows of
Jewish parentage. 1t IS suggested that
the wound which his youthful pride sus-
tanned at that time inspired him with
that burning hatred Of the Jews which
has Influenced his whole course of life
According to another version when on
the brink of manhood he was deeply in
love with a blond and beautiful maiden
OF the purest Germanic type. when a
black haired Jew came along and sup
planted him in her affection. Be that as
it may. it is certain that Count Walter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10

Puckler declared war on the Jews when
he was still a young man, and that he
has been wag!ng hOstilities against them
without cessation for the last twenty
years.
One of the most remarkable episodes Of
Count Fuckers anti-Jewish campaign
was the formation OF small army Of
mounted retainers for the purpose of
frightening Jews from his own estate
But so few Jews Vcnturrd in the vicinity
OF this redoubtable anti-Semite's resi-
dence that he kept his warriors In prac-
tice by undertaking expeditions into neigh
boring properties. On one of these ex-
petitions Count PuckIer and his band
CHANGED to come across a farmyard
where thrashlng was in progress under
the supervision OF the steward OF the es-
tate ON seeing smoke arising from the
machine the count, who abhOrs modern
UVeutiuns, which he declares tend to pro-
mote the supremacy Of Jewish capitalists
dispatched patrol, who so terrified the
faImhauds that they sought refuge by
creeping under the thrashing machine
The steward ordered the patrol away
wLereupon the valiant Count PuckIer him
self rode his horse at the steward and
the machine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10

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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

Dispatches from Oyster Bay report
that Mr. Roosevelt is husy writing
speeches. Great men never write
speeches. Just think of ST. Paul or
Demnstheues writing an essay, and
calling it speech. But it is all right
for Roosevelt to write something and
submit it to Root or Bonaparte for re-
vision. He has made SO many blum
ders in his books and messages, that
he has learned caution. Evidently be
has net forgotten t he roast Claude
Kitchin gave him in 1904.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

There is story going the rounds
about town that, very prominent
business man of one of oul
prosperous towns of the western sec
ZION of the state was in town one day
a week or SO ago and applied at no
tel to have $40 check cashed. The
clerk asked him to get some friend &c
endorse il as he was a stranger to him
Just linen a young man of the town
who was acquainted with the strange
came in and without hesitation endors
ed the check. The young man bad
it topay. Another check of smaller
also returned no good.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

Vice President Fairbanks, in his re-
cent speech at the Irrigation Congress
in California made very free use of in,
nuendoes regarding "Foliciss," "doc-
trinaires,n and "confidece.n IT Is man
ifest however, that ne intended his re-
marks to apply to Mr.. Roosevelt ard
his ''policies" to Roosevelt himself,
and to those who foolishly reposed
confidence in political charlatans. Yet
he, as much as any other blind parti-
zan is responsible for Roosevelt end
Rooseveltlsm.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

The people of boss ridden ana cor
poration controlled state OF wyoming
and other Northwestern states are IN
favor of the Dingley tariff "for the
present" according to Senator Warren
But if the Dingley tariff is protecting
the trusts and making the people pay
HIGH prices for trust products, it would
seem that everyone not specially pro-
tected. would be anxious for immedl-
ale tariff revision. If there is anything
wrong or predatory, about the tariff,
why should it not be at once revised 10
eliminate The evils, and If the tariff is
az efficacious as Senator Warren and
the other standpatters declare 1t is,
why promise to revise it "afier elee-
TONS When people have a good
thing they hang on to it. Why don't
the Republican politicians tell the
truth like the former Congressman
McCIeary Of Minnesota did that, III
the tariff is to be revised it must be re-
ylsed higher" Still McCleary's open
heartedness was his undoing for his
Republican constituency repudiated
him and like other Republican ELAINE
ducksv he was rewarded by President
Roosevelt with a federal Office, SO his
exsmple hardly commends Itself 10
other standpat statesm en-.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

Treasurer Bliss OF the Republican
National Committee when asked about
the names of the Wall street subscrib-
ers to the Roosevelt campaign fund
from whom he collected the money
said: "W hat [ did in that matter is
my own business and | have no en-
plantations to make. Nobody should
give out the information Roosevelt,
Cortelyou and the other Republican
leaders are inclined TO be silent, but
the voters are still thinking about the
matter.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

The presidential boom for Lewis
Stuyuesant Chanler has been started
and seems to be gathering momentum
as several Democratic Congressman
both from Southern and Northern
states, think he would be vote getter.
AS Mr. Chanler led the Democratic
ticket by many thousands last year
when he was elected Lieu.en Gov
ernoy of New York, and all classes
seem to approve him, he must be
counted as one to be seriously consid
cred.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

DIR. Stehley has JUST bought the
lar gest lot of dental goods he has e>, r
purchased which runs up into IL g
thousands. He paiL spot cash for il .
Now read this offer for 10 days, 3 mos.
or as long as this material lasts. He
Is going TO give his patients The advan-
tage Of his. Ney gold wh'ch is cold
manufactured by Nsy, IS the finest
gold maze in the world. New lr.
Stehley uses Ney's % karet gold plate
only TOR crowns and Ney's gold foil for
nlllng teeth. No matter what you pay
you can't get better.
Dr Stehley used Whites Sibley's.
Justies, JoRnson's and Suns teeth for
plates. These are the best teeth ny AIDE.
For filliAg tseth L use the best silver
made. All my material ia as good as
money can buy. Now DR.. S,ehlev has
practced for 10 years and has worked
with the best dentists in all the FARCE
ties. He has had an Office in sum-
beriand for 10 years and does more den
tai work than all other dentists in
Cumberland. DR.. Stehley is an expert
all around dentist. Makes all his own
medicine and extract your teeth with
out pain for 25c. If others fail to ex-
trs ct your re tn, come to me | have
only one price for teeth which is IS for
the best, | save you money. Here are
The prices | will work for, for the next
10 days $40 gold crowns now SIS, 81 and
" silver filings Soc, 81, to S14O for
cleaning teeth 75e., 81 to $3.50 for gold
hl!'ngs $50 to s1.75, SOC for extracting
teeth, painless zoe. Best set of teeth
IS. Teeth reset and repaired.
DR.. Stehley will be in his Martins
burg office Monday, October 2, for
10 days. Office 2lS w. King street. Re
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

The Republicans are gettlngo into
worse and worse mess through the
further exposures by the New York
World of the corruption fund furnish
ed by Hartman, Depew and the wall
street interests for the Roosevelt cam
paign in 1904. The large sums tilehed
from the widow and orphans funds OF
the Life Insurance policy holders,
which Treasurer Bliss of the Republi-
can National Committee collected and
Cortelyou expended, cannot be
explained away. In fact all that Judge
Parker claimed before tie election,
which President Roosevelt denied, is
gradually proving to be true and no
attenap ut at restitution has been made,
except that Mr.. Perkins of the Nor
gan banking company paid back to the
New York Life the 90 900 that he had
ordered paid to the Republican cam
paign fund, but the Republican mana
gers have never restored dollar. Sen
ator Depew now says no such eontri-
buttons will be made again and that
the Republican politicians "are not
| notable for high regard from their
promises" presur ably made in return
for the corruption funds. What the
Republican managers promised has
not yet been disclosed. W neither it was
immunity for Hartman and other re-
| bate law breakers, or whether the
bankers were promised the use of all
the surplus money in the treasury, can
only be surmised by the fact that both
| those interests have received such Ia
vors from the administration, yet
still from what Senator DepeW says
other promises made by the politician
have not been regarded. those WAC
voted sgainst Judge Parker, because
they believed Prcsideat Roosevelt
| rather thar Parker, certainly owe him
| the ameude honorable,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

Son-1n-law Longworth announces
that President Roosevelt will not be-
come candidate for determination IN
less the entire country demands it. He
has firmly made up his mind TO stick
to this course That should settle the
third term business for it is quite GER
tain that "the entire country" is not
crying for Roosevelt, nor are a great
many Republicans in love with a
third term.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20
Medical Lecture

The Medical Society of tie Eastern
Panhanle has secured The services OF
DR.. }. n. Mccormack, Secretary of the
State Board of Health of kentucky
and Chairman OF the Organization
Committee Of the American Medical
Association, 10 luaEe an address al the
meeting of the society on next u onday
at The piscopa. Parish house at S
o'clock. The theme of his address will
be Things About Doctor rs Which the
Public Ought 10 Know"
DR.. McCornack is vary eminent
doctcr and lecturer and it viii pay any
and all who may so to hear him.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

Henry Clews pow thinks that the
world boom has burst. We told ouI
readers the same thing last January
and have many times since reiterated
that view, One-sided trust breeding
prosperity, which pauperizes the nAass-
es and creates miIlionaires who arr
specially favored by law, cannot las
long. Aud when ii collapse, thewhol
world groans, 1t Is like sinful life, 70
which death is alwsysa s.rop'se
Far better is that moderate, vel -dotls
which Denocrry as Erss, and wh53.
in its end, as in Us llIn. -. ID ~
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

"The Philippines may be big issue
in the next campaign" says the Wash
ipgton Star, aud the Administration
will welcome debate by Congress. The
Republicans will welcome debate on
any issue that does not trench on the
sacred tariff.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

Sim on Guggenheim, Senator elect
from Colorado, will have all he can
do when Congress meets to tell about
the advantages of the Smelter Trust,
which the trust busting experts are in
vestigating. By scratching al good
many Republican Senators backs you
will find the hidden brand of some
trust or combine of railroads.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

1t is reported there are now only
S1,722 persons in Jail in the United
States, but when the Republican
United States Senators and Congress
men and other endicted for laad and
other frauds and the Republican Penn
sylqania grafters have been tried the
number should be largely increased.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20
HILL

Airs. Susan Billmyer Hill, widow of
the late David 4. Hill, for many years
a gent for the b 4 @. at Nancle-
vesyilie, died at her home in Chicago,
where the family h IA been living for
some years, on sept. at the age of 70
years. The remains were buried in
o nj cemetery Chicago. The de-
ceased was sister To Mr. Jas. NJ. Bill
myeE, of Nanclevesviile, and had a
great many relatives and friends In
lnis aud jefferson county. She was a
most ioVeable woman consistent
member Of the Presbyterian church
from her youth and an eXemplar
christian. der only son died some
years ago and Der husband later. Three
daughters survive her.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

The State Rights issue Of today Is
whether the Federal Government snail
psurp the Constitutional right OF each
State to control railroads, trusts, or
any other corporations that do ousi-
ness within its borders.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

Former United States Senator Bur
ton, of Kansas, has bought another
naper. the Salina Union, and, OF
course, it will be stalwart Republican,
but will the Republican voters listen
to the vaporing of their diseredited
leader.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20

Vice-President Fairbanks is beng lei
down easy by his entertainers IN delot-
ence to the strong prohibition sehti-
ment in Indiana. AT San trah cisco
mwh tie wine punch" was served ana
cocktails and "Teddy straights' were
cut OUT.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-09-20
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