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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-09

It Is Now Realized Everywhere
except in prejudiced quarters that good
beers like "Heurich's'' are essentially
health helps. Pure. invigorating. deli
cious. 9 doz. Maerzen or Senate. $I15; 2
doz Lager, $15O; bot rebate. SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-09

Prospective September Brides Should
consult Shaffer, 18th and l. about flowers.
-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-09

Table d'hote lunch, 1890 to .. soc: din
ner to g. 15c. Private dining rooms for
small parties open till midnight. Try one
of our special planked steaks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-09
Altamont Spring Water.

In highest class Of table waters and en- |
tirely above criticism.-W. P. Mason. |
Chemist. Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-09
Congress Hall Hotel Special.

Caverly's Plumbing. 1881 G NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-09
NATIONAL UNION FAIR.

Watch for a City-Randle Highlands
Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-09

Popular Excursion, Sunday, Sep
TENDER u. Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
$1.O0 to Frederick, keedysville,. Hagers-
town and return. Special train leaves
Washington am, returning same day.
-AdVt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
Beautiful New Laces

our buyer has spared no effort to assem-
BILE superb lines in a profusion of all the
popular varieties, such as Venise. Oriental,
Lierre. Baby Irish, real handmade Irish
Crochet and Filet in a broad range of pat
terms and designs in All-Overs, Bands,
Edges. InseI ton and Galloons. Every price
is fair and right. none lower can be quoted
on equal quality. You are cordially invited
TO see the handsome assortment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
White Silks and Wool
Dress Goods
SPRING
FOR SPRING

Below we quote a few Of our special
items.
27-inch China Silks, coo value, for. 80. SOC
27-inch Peau De Cygnes. s125 value,
for. per yard 90
19-inch white Taffeta. 75c value for ....65c
19-inch white Ta1eta. 500 value, for. .S5c
36-inch all wool Yelling. Zoe value for. GOc
36-inch cream Mohair. s5c value. for ....8 Csc
40-inch cream Serge, 81 rs value. for .aOc
36-inch cream Albatross. Use value. for85c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
White Waist Linens

56 inches wide. fine. soft meadow bleached.
round thread; extra values for this sale.
yard . .............. soc, Csc and Csc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
English Long Cloth
White Poplins

Suitable for Suits and Pretty Waists; yarn,
mereeriaed' special values, this SALE at
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
Table Linen
Specials for This Week

Lot l values to Csc. Ga and 6s inches wide.
sale price soc
Lot 2, Hotel Linen and blcached Damask
75c value; Sc to ~ inches. ....,.... 60c
Lot 8, value 500, 6S and ~ inches, bleach
ed; sale price .......... 75c
Lot 4, $l.25 value, ~ inches, blcachcd sale
price $500. ....,.S1.O 0
Lot 5, $l.5O value, silver bloached, Irish
Damask sale price ......S1.2
Lot &, $500 value, double Irish Damask:
sale price
Lot Z, $3.50 value, Double Irish Damask
sale price $500
NAPKINS TO MATCH L
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14

Values
in Swiss, Cambria and
Nainsook Edges and Insertions
Assorted Widths

Thousands Of yards of Embroidery edges
and Insertions on sale at Great Reductions.
About one-half their usual value, all divided
in lot numbers for quick selling, as follows:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
Tomorrow at 8 o'clock we will usher in Our Annual Sale of
Laces, Embroideries Etc.

and we anticipate that it will prove to be the greatest in AbuquepueS history Our
supremacy in this line is unQueStOned and women within a radius of many miles have
come to recognize this as the logical supply center for merchandise of this character, The
vast assOtmems we offer and the great values we give have come to be a bywodI and
all femnmty is Intensely interested when the word goes around that THE
ECONOMIST is GOING TO HAVE ONE or THEIR GREAT LACE and EMBROIDERY SALES
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
An Endless
Variety
of Embroideries

From the medium price to the more dainty
and expensive ones are here. The emphasis
this season is placed on the finer kinds. all
the new designs are complete in every width
from the tiniest edge to the wide nouncings.
Original designs in nouncings, galloons, me-
dallions, bands and matched sets OF null
batiste and cambria. viii be found in a
greater variety than ever before.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
Auto Cloth

Best linen finished, "a inches wide; wears
better than linen; for suits and waists:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
Iiintex

The new white Fabric, 80 inches wide, very
Soc, Zoe and soc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
Hemstitched Table
Linen Sets

Divided in two lots for quick selling this
week:
Lot l concists of | Hemstitched Table
Cloth and l dozen Napkins to match.
values to $3.50; sale price ........S5
Lot 2 consists OF l Hemstitched Table Cloth
and ! dozen Napkins to match, values up
TO $1,000; sale price $3.50
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
81 Inch Persian Lawns
Good India Linons

15c line, fine and sheer, yard ...... f2t6c
II hc line. fine and sheer. yard ........ f5c
25c line. fine and sheer. yard ......... zoe
SOC line. fine and sheer. yard .........25 c
40c line, One and sheer, yard .........3 5c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
Great Price Concessions

. n al Oter undcrmushns such as La Grcque and De Eevofse two piece
combination suns, consisting of corset-cover and drawers. orsetcove and
skirts. Princes slips to be worn with DIedoire gowns. handmade and hand
embroidered underwear. etc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
Annual Sale
WhiteGoods
Newest Productions
For 1909

s5 pieces OF white figured Madras. Barred
Batistes, Mercerized Dimitics, barred and
stripped swisses. etc, divided in three lots
for this weeks selling;
Lot I, e0c values, sale price. ..,......I2hc
Lot ., 25c values, sale price. .........., Zoe
Lot 3, soc values, sale price. ...........2 5c
4O-inch lawn, 25e value, sale price .....foc
30-ineh India Linen, 25c value. sale price tsc
36-ineh striped Linen pinity, 75e value, soc
lloyd. bolt Berkeley Cambria, $500
Nalue . S-.ou
soc very nne Nainsook sale price .a3 i-3c
l5c very nne Nainsook, sale price 80. I2lao
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
Imported Paris Lawns

+oc line. 45 In. wide, thiss sale ......... 35c
soc line. IS in. wide; this sale. ......... soc
75c line. IS in. wide; this sale. ........ 60c
soc line. As in. wide. this sale ........6 CSC
s5c line. 60 in, wide; this sale ........ Toe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
Corset Covers at Sale Prices
Childrcn's Muslin Underwear Specially Priced

Gowns. Drawers. Skirts, Waist and
lots for easy choosing, as follows:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14
This is the Second Week of Our Great
Undermuslin Event

and we want to impress upon you that it
is the most important sale Albuquerque
people have ever had an opportunity to attend
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14

We Arc Showing n vast Assortment OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-14

Annual Sale
WhiteG Goods ,
Newest Productions
For 1909
n e. :~ n :" :.s' S%s@ :'' %% ""% s
Is IS ;::: e 4: ::%: :: "A:
% : %s 49,: 5% ; % %;; =%' :: % Ell: +: e.
ra bolt Berkeley cambria 400
%s very cry % % sa%". @ @ @n s"s~ %a%
Lmtex
e." s "' !" a %; ' % . % '%: ss
English Long Cloth
: .% " "% ' szs S" s%.% %%.~~.i%
a. Z $ I'M: #%$$ %:@% %% ::
White Poplns
'% "s%r % s ~s sI 's%y % %~% s " "@
White Waist Linens
80 n %"" ns ' ns %% a ""s% S~ "S %. %%
yard ~~-.~..~@ csc md Use
81 Inch Persian Lawns
sS % "% me- . %% mis- mis- % %% y yS ~ ~""s%
r@neA r this sale mA....m
500 %s sr THIS %% YARD ."..".Ss
Good India Lnons
/" :$ mr. u: % %; s$;; Acre. $. $
zoe line s and ry@ ~.".."..so
Auto Cloth
best s %" a a% "s q s@ " %s . .% ,ss%
Imported Paris Lawns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-24
Seantmprtet es ebrlid,.
Sinh bie9lmsa6en bong eup6nerm uull
SIN IntouiO mid)t snperlGHi-
ger, oenm Die BON gang
lid Tremben?

Dies lit cine lebenbi9e Sroge.
Sic tit BON groBem Snterelie fir
San Intonio.
Sic bat MIR cine Intiport.
Sic fam ni6t 1tmgoneen o0et
iiberleben meroen.
Sier ipri6t elm 8iirger BON Soa
9lntonio.
ST ipri6t fir sic @olfobrt Don
San @ntonio.
Die angoben zines 8iirgers fino
5uoerlaiiig.
Die zines bolig 6remoen iillo an=
5u5meifeln.
Ser 8epeis bonn eigenen .@oDrl-
plot lit Ser Def tie 9etpeis.
81. Gieoner, 1874 S5t=Gpmneree
Str, Gan antonio, iage: .9oan's
Nieren Gilen boben ii6 in meincln
Soqe fir Sen idmeraenoen Miiaen
nno Die Nieren ols al1sge5ei6netes
Seilmittel ermieien. Sd mltroe burd)
Witteilungen BON @noerer1, Die gu
ibren @llnIten ipro6en, bemogen, iie
51 periu6en. Sd beridoffte mir eli
ne Sdobtel bon 9oan's Nieren Bif-
len i'm geror 8eror Drug Store
nno na6oem i6 1ie gebrau1t bate,
erbielt ib prompte Ibbiilfe bon mei-
mem Hiidenidmer5 nno meineg1
Nierenleiben. Sd bube ME porDcr
elm Wittel gebobt, oos 10 I6nea uno
mirfungspon NOR, mie 9oun's Nie=
ren 8illen ltno ib bin oaber germ be-
reit, tie lparm an empfeblen.
Gum Gerfauf bel often Sdnoleru.
8reis so Gents. Softer Milburll
So, Buffalo, Nem Yorf, alleinige
Mgenten fir Die Ser. Stoater.
Grinnert gud bes Nomens =
Dram u1o nebmt feline anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-24
Oor oo;.h.ioo o.,

Ser o~3Iabr1ge 3tlt1ltterlt1ullTt
8iliom Gong eridoB iid on Srei-
tag obeno IN ieiner @obnung, 112
Siio &inesburp StroBe. arbeifs-
lnfabigfeit megerl &ronfbeit lder't
ibm 5u oieier Sat getrieben 81 ba=
ben. ST mor u1perbeirotet uflo bin
terlGBt cine M1ttter, 8 Sriioer ltno
cine S6melter.
= SEER 81. 8. Morlicona, ein
Mfuiifer 900 Moin apenue mobn-
baft, ~itiir3te om 9onneritoe no6nlit-
tag beim Iusreitelt auf leinem Gier=
De auf Dem feltften @spbolt-Gflolter
an Der Gde BON ct. Marp nno
College StroBe, mobei er Oos li1lfe
8ein, mel6es inter Sem Gferoe an
liegen fant, 5ni16en benz Menfel uno
Dem &nie brad. Der GerleBte lpl1r=
oe nod ieiner @pbnrag gebradlt,
no er lid inter ar5tlifer 8ebono-
lung befinoet.
Snoem er @oiolin o~nitatt
&oblol gum Geillieen eines gutou,o-
bills 6ellubte, mare Elm iunger Gbanf=
feur, namells @rs. Serrier, in Ser
Garage Ser Mlomo g1lto Company
beinabe burh eile boourd bernorge-
rltfene grploiion um's 2eben gefnn=
men. Hur Ser llmitonb, OoB Die
@rploiion nod unten bin erfolgte,
rettete i'm. 8ie Moidine, pelhc
MIR leidt beidaoiet mlroe, oeb5rte
Serrn s. 81. Solff.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-24
Sah Mntter imna iuerben.

ugs 6ieIt i6mer, oen tplttloerba-
rem @ediel IN Mutter gu iibertret-
ben, ieit iie anfing electric 8itters
au eebrou6en", i6reibt Mrs. 81. 8.
@ilpatrif bon 9enper. uSbgteid)
iiber 70 Sabre ideint iie mieoer jung
5lt iperben. Sic lit felt 20 Sohren
at l1nperoaltlidfeit uno fonnte lpe-
Ser eiien, tri1lfen nod i6lafen. Die
0oftoren gaben ie ouf unb feline Me<
oi5in i6lug an, bis electric 8itters,
oieies @unoer BEL ibr betpirfte." Dos-
lelbe belebt ale Srea1e, furirt
2eber- ~uno 0ierenleioen, bringt
Sdlaf, Starfe uno Mppetit. Nur
so gts. Bel aIet1 0ruggiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-24
Hebtuno SteuerzabIer.

Sn lte6ereinitimmur,g NIT ser Or.
oinan5 Der Stabt San 4ntonio miro
biermit ieoer &erion, Sirna, Sell
boberidaft ooer Corporation sic am
erlten Gage oeS SUM 1909 innerbolb
Der @renaen Der Stoot San Intonio,
Seras, gigentlim beiaB ooer for,
trollierte, oos Ser 8eltelterrng uutet=
porfen mar, befannt gegebenL bab
Ser Stoot-9(iieiior iebt nit ieincn
9iidern bereit lit, @igentitm fir
9eiteuerung ou%f5unebmen. &ae obed
genotmten 8e5ei6neten iperoen 9eS-
bolb erludt Sen @ert ibres @tger'
tuns 5ipefs 8elteiterung in genalm-
terStaot al ooer Dor 0en erlten Sd-
qe I'M Septernber 81. 8. 1909 az
sugeben.
Srpan Gallaabau,
9ftteitiert: Mapor.
SrcO. 6ries, @toot-GIerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-24

erlten Soften oes &eides einriift.
Seine Berionlidfeit, ieit langcnt
prdoeitiniert SIT oieiem amt, ione
bern eil1 Mann ausgenablt aus
ser &eibe ser onoerl1 Seomten, ols
oie 0o~tper,oiefeit elmer iol6en Mus
mobl ii6 fiiblbor mudte. 9arin liegt
ser l1nteri6ieo 5mii6en ibm nno iei-
men 8oreanger1. St biloet cine
nelle Norm, oie fiinftig @eltdng ho-
ben miro. Sn Ser nelten Gpofe, Die
nit linn beoillnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-24
9ehrer.@einh.

Sir bic Conner 8alep Sdnle in
@uaooloupe County miro elm 2ebrer
gei1l6t, Ser oeutid uno engliih M
terri6ten fam. Gin p%erbeiraieter
Mom1 miro poreesogeu. S6ul5eit 10
N}onote. Outer @eboIt. @utes 2e6-
rerbaus NIT Giiterne uno ipnitige;1
ginri6tungen.
GSnarS Stapper, @orion, 81. St. ,.
Gomarb Stulte, Gibolo, 81. &.2.
Insmit 8feil, @iholo, St. 81. 2.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-24
aualen at Gferbe.

sir 5ebn Sabre fonnte id fein
8fero reiten, obne 9ltalen burb
Samorrboioen aus5ubalten, i9reibt
8. 8. Mapia, bon Struggles, ST.
uMadbem aae 9oftoren nno Meoi-
5ienen bergebli6 parett, furirte mid
8ufllins @rnica Salbe." l1nfeblbar
fir Sdmorrboiben gronoipunoen,
8erbriibungen, Sdnittmunoen, 8eu-
len, Sieber=@ eidmiire, gc5ema, 5nl5=
flnB uno Siibneraueen. 25 gts. So
rantiet 6ur1 aae 9ruaaiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-24
0ehrer aelndt

fiir sic Green Sill 56uIe in gul-
bcroe, 9erar 60, muB 9euti6 uno
@nelild mtterribten; neun Mone.e
6hule. @ebalt $3.50. applifatiorem
iino gu ridten OIL Die Srultees Jrit
Gumpel, Mfreo Speppermeim, Gtto
@oses, 9ulperoe, 81 S. go. / 8erar
Co. Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-24

@efiibl in feline grult. Sief ienfte
er ieine glide in oie ibren, uno nit
geoelttuna iagte ct:
Gut, l1riel = Dir Sltliebel" l1nb
er iebte ii6.
Sermirrt ienfte l1rlulo 9rend Die
.Sieoer uno n%eitelte me6onil6 bie
anopfe an ibrem Sadett auf. 9(ber
es entgi1lg ibr babel oo6 ridt, oob
5reo ben WoiblltmenitrauB iebt ans
@elidt gefiibrt bette uno ibrL I'M
ieinen Quit poa 81 ibliirfen, oiht
an ii6 gepreBt bielt. Mit geidlniie-
lten @ugen iaB er 10 elm @eilden,
nnbewealid 8uriidaelebnt, n1o lie
alaibte 81 ieben, bob feline @ippcl
Die 5%artell, i6neefarbenen @loddlal
mieoerbolt 6eriibrten. Mein Soft,
mos ioate Dos aqeS2
sd fiebe oieie glumen TO- Srco
iagte es llnb iob iebt 5t ibr auf.
Sic erpetfen mir INNER bie Tor=
itellung pes ouftig Mdodenboften
nit ibrem lidten 5orten @riiil
ltno Dem iungfrdulihen 8eiB."
llriulo e%rtpioerte nidts. sic bot
te in5piiden ibr Sad6en abgeltreift,
MN tot Tie al6 Den SUIT ob llno
orOnete Dor Dem Spiegel iiber ser
&ommobe nit ettpas baltigeu Grit
fen ibr Soar.
Sreos 9lide foleten i6ren net
hen 9emegungen uno umfingcl
Damn liebepoa ibre ean8e, feline Sc
ltalt, Die, Elm luenig riidwdrts ge-
lleigt, nit ben bod ~erbobenen Cir
men in Der Sat pol anmutigjien
Mei5es mar. llno tpie er 10 ltiq
auf lie i6nlte, ipann er INNER mei-
ter feline gebeimen, boffmlngsfro1en
@eoanfen.
Nun mor llriula fertig unlo molt-
te ibre So6en aus Dem 3immer
tragen; ga aber Bat Sreo:
uslh, lab bod uno ies oi6 oc5
Elm @eilben 81 mir ans Senlter,
lolange Die Sonne nod orauBen lit.
Sd bab' Dir ald) allerlei 5l iagen.
mas mir belte ourd) Sen &of ge-
goilgen it,"
Mit einem leiien, beilnli6en Or
ldreden pernabm es llrlnla. 9tod5
ieinem eigentiimli6en 8enebmcn
eben mas piiroe Ga mol fom-
menu aber iie mollte ibm Sen
@unid nidt abidlaseu, uno 10 rid,
te iie oenn einen Stubl an feline
Seite.
ugfun mas balt on oenn fir
groBe Neuigfeiten?" lu6te Tie ilf)
ielbit oie 9efaneenbeit meg5ui6er-
sen.
vSieb nal, id babe belte 10 nah=
geoadt: Sod elm poar @o6en lGn5z
items unbN ih fam mieoer 0ienit illn.
ga, Damn iiee i6 alto nadber gliitf-
lid mieoer in 9aiiel, un0 SIR leio
mieoer aaein."
uSa, freilihl Gann miro's bier
redt tribe a~usieben." Gin i6mercr
Seuf5er bob llriulas grult: Sic
ielbit OILS 2ebri6meiter i'm &ranfen-
baus - Der Elan NOR INNER felter
in ibr geporoen = Der 8ater nit
Sonte Wnrie bier ollein - triibiali-
ge 3ufunftsbiloer, grau in grolt!
Ser arme gater! @r lit Damn eall5
perlailenl Srourig fom es bon
ibren 2ippen.
Sea, Jag nal, llriel, ioa oerm
oaS %mabrbaftig oein grnit lem =
oos nit Ser &ronfenpflegerin?4
(Sortietunn foIot.)
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-01-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES D@S9@S9@5a@D

cry official from whom I could hope
for assistance, and not one answered
an appeal. It seems that the neWspa-
pers Of Georgia are in league with a
gang of criminals Those sway is more
complete in this state than the ban
dit Raisuli s in Morocco,
This asylum, established and main
tanned by the taX-payers Of this state
as a public charity, is prostituted to
The uses Of inhuman, INSCRIPTIONS,
heartless, conscienceless fends incar-
nate, in housing their unfortunate vic
tins, in unlawfully hiding and sup
pressing their crimes, and in protect
ing them in their criminal operations.
Il have been taught by an experience
Of almost three years, during which |
have lived in it, or rather, during
which l have not died in it, that these
are the chief purposes for which the
sanitarium is operated.) And here
we have presided over these unfortu-
nate, impotent, helpless hopeless,
guiltless charges, merciless and re-
morSeless imps Of hell in human
form, who pursue them relentlessly,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-01-28

day In and day out, by every mode Of
imposition, humiliation, modification,
degradation and cruel persecution
ever devised by the fertile, male~o-
lent mind of the master Mephisto Of
all time.
| have seen frauds and fakes
fakes and four-fushes; white mahat-
has, and some not white; artists,
black and otherwise; medicine men
and "high-pitch" plunderers; profess
slonal pocket pilferers and "tradin'
and trafickin"' tricksters; "honka-
tonk' ham-fatters and bum bambooz-
lers; fy-by-nVhts and getaway
quicks, and many another "sich," in
peregrinations from the Great White
Way to Hell s Half Acre" But,
sum them all up, congregate, consoli-
date, combine, multiply and add to,
IN this the one grand, colossal, monu-
mental, pyramidical fake Of fakes,
and frauds Of frauds of the entire
universe! Great God What crimes
are committed in the name Of charity |!
| never dreamed that such thing
could exist in civilization. But,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-01-28

enough of that [ am locked up, and
want to get out Will some one lend
me assistance? ] need it, and think
that ! should have it. | am a citizen
OF Georgla-unaccused of crime, va
grancy, lunacy or pauperism.
Since April Is, 1906, when | vas
kidnapped from Swainsboro, Emanuel
county Good with us!') | have been
deprived Of my liberty, prospects,
pride, property and hide, though
what | contend is criminal conspi
racy. The officials, state and federal.
seem to have colluded with the con-
splrators. What chance has a man
at the mercy Of such unprincipled
hellions?
Why force a man who wants to be
good citizen to become an anarch-
lstY Ii any one should interest him
self IN my case enough to visit me.
do not let him be deferred by the soft
phrases and suave excuses ("formu-
lae") OF the management of this in.
stltutlon. | can be found at any time.
not only taking very fair care of nv
self, but looking a little after the
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Editorial Notes.
By 7. D. Watson.

Petitions are pouring in upon members. of
Congress asking them to pass law establish
ing Postal Savings bank and the Parcels
Post
But so far neither measure seems likely to
be considered by this Congress.
The people want both, and the Postmaster
General has recommended both, but Congress
is too busy with calling the President to task
for using the secret service for investigating
congressman.
The Postmaster Generals report estimated
that the establishment of the Parcels Post
would bring the government millions in reve-
nue,-that it would wipe out the present def
icit of millions in the Postofice department,
and in place Of the deficit of millions there
would be surplus of millions.
But Congress is too busy doing other things
to pass these two important Inconsistencies
ures that the people want enacted into laws
because they will be of benefit to the people
and a source of revenue to the government.
AS will be remembered, the Democrats elect
ed their State ticket in Indiana at the last cleo
ton.
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CANNOT THE MOROCCAN GOV
ERNMENT COPE WITH RAJ
SULI, OR rs TT IN COLLISION
WITH HIM?
State Sanitarium, Milledgeville, Ga,
December Is. 1908

State SaniIarium, NIilledgeville, Ga,
December 25, 1908.
Editor Weekly Jeffersonian [ beg
"a little space. In more than two hun
dred communications | have sent out
during the past two years and half,
to federal and state officials, newspa-
pers and individual citizens, / have
begged only for a hearing in the
courts OF this state-a privilege guar
anteed to the meanest citizen, but
given to very few Of those imprisoned
in this asylum. (There are now more
than a thousand citizens unlawfully
held here as a result Of denying this
inalienable" right to the citizen.
Liberty hangs her head in shame
and acknowledges oppression as her
sister'')
During more than two and half
years of exeruciating torture in this
living inferno, I have appealed to ev-
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PAGE TWELVE.
FAIRBANKS AND THE MIRACLE.
Cont nued from Page Nne)


WHERE is the negro making improve
ment? Not in his native home,-where he IS,
today, the same savage that he was when Bel
shazzar sat down to his last feast, the same
that he was when Semiramis led her last ex-
petition, the same that he was when the Jews,
in captivity sat weeping upon the Europeans,
the same that he was when the Chadeans
mapped the stars.
It is only in those places where some supe-
rior race rules him. that the negro takes on
the varnsh of civilization. And the word var
nish is the correct word.
Education does not change the grain of the
wood Scratch the varnish, and you find, not
the Celt, not the Anglo-Saxon, not the Frank,
but the negro.
The Soul Of Black Folk" was not writ
ten by negro. No similar book ever came
from a negro's brain.
1t was the white man in Prof. Dubois that
cried out in the Soul Of Black Folk"
Possibly one should feel proud Of civiliza-
ton which evolves Dubois, and ashamed of
political conditions which generate Fair
banks.