The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26

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rendered to caesar ana the long Gal
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Rome and closely confined for SIX
years.
Tho first Of the victories celebrated
-as t1e ronGue4r ~ C.quI The rrlun-
paal gate Of Rome uas thrown wide
90 evar- 6ousa in the cirv was deck
- with hangfncs or silk and tapestry.
{noga4 IF household gods were placed
81 the steps Of the porches and the
who'll city was afaTne with pOmp and
splendor. ~ tn head OF the process
sion was Caesar Fobed in purple stand
ing in 2 gIIded car. drawn by four
aita horses. all abreast, his lips
gravelE composed to Roman dignity.
Impression the display was making on
the people. IN the midst Of the long
procession there were the -tEernIan
~fandards. and fotio"5ng We're the cap
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That day. in the procession in a
chariot. right behind the gIlded car OF
Caesar, rode Brutus. whose dagger
thrust. two years later. poured out the
heafLs piooa q ne csLeI co19Qero-
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No: : don't believe that Brutus
SPOKE the truth about LOVING Rome
more. but | nave always lOuGn that.
for ms crIeltIes- 1ae7aFS deatA vas
a just retrl5utlon.
war il had enough nov. in rhoSa
DAYS it was simply butchery, and that
without mercy. I hope the world i
growing better. and that the time Viii.
st last. come when ~ghteousne and
peace shall kiss each other and ma
tons shall learn war no mere.
Ny friend HigGs always has 4 new
SLOT SLOT t II Ten ne, ne Wnen bfS1 niI storg.
testImonX % me ldct that ne tells q
Stot% "tII. Ohe no ne Iecehtl} lold
ne va ao9uL 5oVrr9o[ Nance nom
90 t3Esd. al4d eoui@e IN
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Ihat ~. dHct Hdd' liz oAteI de-
IIytftd' an ddQFeSo on ne scattered
an IMPORTANCE. among the worlds peO
pies that vas very gratifying to them,
and ~ the same time proved the truth
o hlsL2fE. WITH seferehce 10 oeneF ma
,ohs ana peopicS. EEeTy Jew IN the
1dlio mao nero OF FdHcc' dLtd " hlS
ieetuTe lAoush. ct courSe. al hdd not
seen hIm.
The story * that while in the SON
ate. the Governor. one dag. stepped
into a large clothing store kept bv a
venerable looking old Jew. \ clerk
tried to sell him u suit Of c0Ithes, but
dill not succeed. ~ he was leaving
the store the old Je" ~accosted him
MiHc tftnd. vat csc dc matter
WY .dii Eanet- your clerk.
bi"f'' WplIln credIt me, ana nave
ne money with me.
we're does You 1--we" asked the
Jew.
fright here in Washington" the
senator answered.
.yelf vat doas -, doo.. -. rae.
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iNtu'ied.
L work III the Capitol, yonder.' said
vance;
Veil, vat ish your Nance"
Ny name Is Vance
Vat. ShebulOn p. EanSh?'