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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-11
Editorial Notes.
By 7. D. Watson.

The United States Supreme Court has held
that the interstate commerce law prohibiting
free passes on railroads is applicable to ex-
press franks.
If it is applicable to express franks why
not telephone and telegraph franks? They arc
all of the same nature, and if it is wrong
isn't it wrong to use the telegraph or tele-
phone free?
They are all public service corporations and
should grant special favors to none.
The Court made an important and far
reaching decision, but one which is only good
law founded on common sense.
If it hadn't been for his telegraph frank, per-
haps Senator Tillman would not have been
caught in his proposed land deal
On the same day the Supreme Court handed
down other important decisions.
The fine of $1o8,ooo put upon the New
York Central railroad for granting rebates to
the Sugar Trust was affirmed
The Antitrust law of Arkansas was de-
clared to be constitutional and one of the big
packing houses of Chicago will have to paw
fine for violating it.
This is getting back to the intention of the
founders of Our government III hurry and
the people can rejoice little
Now let every state pass an antitrust law
along the lines Of the Arkansas law and the
states will be able to control them without
Federal control.
In still another important decision the SUI
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-11
OLE aefferson,on

other issue, the Jeffersonian will probably take
up both subjects at length. Meantime, letters
are being received in reference to cases that
seem somewhat similar to that of Mr.. Bell and
charging cruel treatment of inmates Some
of these are very striking and urgently de-
mand investigation Of the conditions at the
Sanitarium. On another page will be found
several of these to which the thoughtful at
tention of our readers is directed. Is it true
that the Convict Lease System was but one
of the horrors to be wiped out? Do other
wards Of the state "die like dogs?'
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-11
Result of the Bell Case.

AS is we'll known, George Bell was given his
liberty from the State Santarium and has pub
licly and privately pledged himself to help, to
the extent of his ability, better the prevailing
conditions so as to prevent wrongful commit
ments and to bring about such treatment of
<the insane as will be beyond criticism. In an
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-11
ASK YOUR CONGRESSMAN.
Hob HOke Managed 1t In Oklahoma.

HOl1 HOke Managed 1t In Oklahoma.
In the March number Of Sturm's Oklahoma
Magazine, we find vivid description Of the
manner in which the Cherokee Strip was open
ed to settlers. (The author is J. w. Fryer)
At that time, the Hon. Hoke Smith was the
Secretary of the Interior, and it was his prov
ince to decide how the home-seekers should
enter upon the new territory and locate their
land
We quote from the article as follows:
"The Secretary of the Interior ordered that
every man who wanted claim town lot
must first register and get certificate that
would enttle him to a chance to try to Outrun
his neighbour This was a sad mistake, and
caused more suffering than any order ever is
sued by the government, and Hoke Smith, the
originator, at once became the worst hated
man in the country and if he had dared to set
his foot on Oklahoma soil he would have GER
tainly been roughly handled. Many a poor
man stood in line at one Of these registration
booths for over week to be registered and
while he was honestly waiting his turn, the
fellow who would pay on the side for the
special privilege was being registered ahead.
Many man made small fortune by accept
ing brides, dividing with some booth director,
and running his man under the back of the
tent. AS much as $500 was paid for a worth
less certificate In some instances false booths
were set up and did a rushing business with
forged or stolen blank certificates. Finally,
the without certificate was as well off
as the who had one.
Every one seemed bent on making money.
Here was boy selling lemonade at ten cents
per tin cup-three lemon rinds fresh from day
before yesterday floating about in bucket of
stale water. Another was selling branch mud
and water mixed out of barrel at twenty-five
cents per bucket. One woman sold raw apple
pies at a quarter each, and when the purchaser
asked why it was not cooked she replied
What do you expect? Cooked pies at that
money? Then the eye-goggle man got in his
work. You must remember that there had
been no rain for seven weeks, and if man had
any eyes left at all he wanted a pair of cog
giles, for the dust was something terrible. The
prices mounted upwards from ten cents to
Twenty-Five fifty, seventy-fve, until $1.5o a
pair was reached and the stock was all gone
| saw Lambs eye shields sell for SIS per pair
1t is not reasonable | know but it is true
Noting the crowd moving swiftly in one
direction we went to what was doing, and
pushing through learned that poor old man
had stood in line SO long at Hoke Smiths
booth that reason had left him, and he was
carted away raving maniac to end his days
paying the debt all pay in the race for gold
Another fell. and nature was so weak he died
as result of the struggle. Heartsick, we
pushed and crowded away from this point OF
suffering"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-03-11

preme Court says state may control tele-
phone rates.
The railroad commission OF LOUISIANA re-
duced the long distance rates OF the CuinDer-
land Telephone Co. The Telephone oom
nanv claimed that a state had no right to
regulate it's rates and trotted up 70 the OHlteu
States Supreme Court.
But they received an unexpected setback
for the Court says state has the r1ght 70
regulate your long distance rates.
Since this decision, wouldn't it be we'll for
our Georgia Railroad Commission to look into
the long distance telephone rates charged in
this state?
Now we get it from Washington that the
government will not make the railroads pay
the penalty for falling to deliver mail Oh time.
The government pays the railroads an inn
mense sum to haul its mail.
In order to hasten the delivery of mail be-
tween certain important points big bonus
was added to the usual amount.
It was also stipulated in these contracts that
when the railroad was as much as thirty min
utes late, ten times in quarter, IN deliver
ing said mail the railroad was to pay certain
fine.
The railroads seem to have regarded the con-
tract only in SO far as it gave them the extra
price for "quick delivery which delivery was
sometimes twenty -four hours late.
If the railroads collect the extra price for
doing extra work, why not let the railroads
pay the fine when they do very inferior work?
Despite the statement of Solicitor General
Toe Pottle that Bell was as "crazy as bat;;'
that The Jeffersonian was apt to be sued for
libel, and that Judge Lawson's letter would
annihilate McNeill and The Jeffersonian, The
Jeffersonian and Mcneil are still kicking
And George Bell is at home in Swainsboro
instead of in the Asylum at Milledgevile.
Mr.. Pottle is one of the ablest Solicitors
General in Georgia. and we hate to him
shooting off his mouth to people outside of
the Courthouse instead of doing his talking
inside of the Courthouse on the merits of the
case as shown by the evidence.
The latter policy seems to be the one fol-
lowed by older and also, able Solicitors Gen
era
Perhaps it will do our friend of the Ocmul-
gee Circuit no harm to follow the example
of his elders hereafter.
Anyway, we are not SO uneasy as we were
after we read Mr. Politics. statement
But in all seriousness, Mr.. Pottle we pub
lished George Bells letter, McNeill's letter,
and defended Bells cause because we honestly
believed Bell had been illegally committed
We honestly believed citizen had been
deprived of his liberty in manner which the
laws of Georgia FORBID.
a n
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07
BLUE GRASS BLADE.

OFFICIAL CALL
In the of and by the authority of the persons whose
affixed Feethnkers of the United States
of America who having in writing duly expressed themselves
being in favor of national organization that shall
undertake and maintain systematic and advised propaganda
Of Freehough principles all who hold and believe that
the doctrines theories and teachings of the orthodox Christian
church regarding the universe and the origin and destiny Of
mankind erroneous and who believe that happiness and
morality be better userved by study and observance Of
Natural Law than through the medium of faith god
Worship who reject all phases and forms of superstition and
doay who free and who desire be free from orthodox
religious restraints in affecting human action and
sciences who believe full and complete separation of church
and state with all that such separation implies hereby called
in National Convention in the City of ST. Louis State
Of Missouri Sunday November 14h 9O9 at the hour of
O'Clock for the purpose of devsing adopting declar
ton of principles basis for such organzaon constitution
and bylaws for its proper and effective management and its
better government to elect ocers to outline and adopt
TEN of propaganda and to do all other acts and things that
shall be pertinent to and shall best suberve and aid in the
accomplishment Of the objects and purposes herein expressed
Hotel Accommodations.
Arrangements been made completed with the
of the cede Hotel at Sixth and Chestnut streets in
the City of ST. Louis for the accommodation and entertainment Of
all Freethnkes attending the convention, at fairly reasonable
This hotel is conducted the European plan and pro-
vdes sleeping accommodations only There we'll appointed
restaurant with the which good
be had for small The hotel vary price, and range
from so $OO per day. according quality of
whether two occupy the The cost Of meals will
from 20 cents up The hotel is large and commodiou 1t has
ample facilities for the accommodation of all who wish
and is situated in the heart of the business district.
Business and Social
Owing the distance that Of those attending the
convention will have travel and recognizing the natural desire
for sufficient social intercourse during the convention that such
gathering must create there will be informal social and
business gathering of the Freehnkers attending the convention
residing St. Louis and vicinity, in the parors
the Lcede Hotel the Saturday night after supper preceding
the Sunday of the convention This will afford opportunity
for renewing old friendships and forming
In order facilitate the business of the convention there will
also be informal prepare outline of the work OF
convention select and appoint the several committees
temporary chairman and secretary in order facilitate thu
business Of the convention and assist in the speedy dispatch
its business.
The will first designate temporary chairman
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07

National Organization Of American Freethinkers
OFFICIAL CALL FOR CONVENTION

On order Of business organizations constitution and
bylaws; on membership and fnance propaganda
The committees will be asked Saturday night or earv
Sunday morning that their several reports may ready for
SUBMISSION when the convention properly called to order
The Convention.
The Convention proper will be order promptly at
o'clock on the morning of Sunday November 1h 1909 by the
temporary chairman who shall designated by the Saturday
night caucus Such sessions be deemed
be held throughout the day. The Convention at
ELEVENTH AND LOCUST STREETS.
Organized Societies
All organized Freethought societies. national state or local.
now actively engaged in the dissemination admitted Free
thought principles invited and requested
to be sent, number Of delegates h This
Convention order that the gathering may be made as univ
ally expressive of American Freethought is possible to b..
All individual Freehnkes will receive hearty and cordial
welcome.
Charter Members
All persons, Freethnke adopting declaration of prn
cpes the constitution and bylaws organization and who
shall attend the convention in person. persons signfvnp
their approval acceptance and adoption same in writing
addressed to the Secretary within time specified BY the
convention and all those whose appended this call
shall be deemed and recorded the the organization
charter members thereof
General Invitation
Extending fraternal call, fraerna invitation and =
aterna welcome to all who love mankind than fanced
gods who believe in the worship work. and who desire TO
unite and with the disseminating the
high and eternal principles of truth expressed Feethougb
are,
John R. Charesworh, Lexington KY; Parker Sercomba
Chicago, ILL.,; Dr. T. Bowles, Munce Ind Helen M Lucas
Marietta Oho; William e. Cope st. Louis Mo-. Josephine K
Henry Versailles, KY T. c. Jeeries, Cleveland Ohio Julia
Coon, Barlow, Fla; J. c. Watkins Kanawha Falls va
d. Norhrup, Elicottvlle N " George Roberts, Dennison
Ohio; d. W. Sanders, Covngton Ind; J. Cubertson
Pittsburg, Pa Carl Baerwade Cleveland Ohio Charles F.
Randall, Cherokee, Okla; NJ Reed Chicago ILL., M Frost
Tampa, Fa Wm j. Howerton, Tularosa, Texas; James S.
Davis Waynesfeld, Ohio James ONal Fl Smith, Ark; E. A.
Fitch, Wilmington, VT R. G. Earle Pine Grove Ark: Ella p
Hunt, Moline KAN Emily c. JONES' Lynne Mo- Anna O.
Jones' East Lynne Mo- Mrs Nels Johnson Higgins Texas
W. L. Luce, Annapolis Md M. H. Oberhozer, Angeles
CAL; Miss Elizabeth Wiley ST. Louis, Mo-; Jackson
Boyer, Washington D. c.; E. G. Nichols Norge Va; Joel
Berry Nat Mil Home, Ohio; Harold Banning Mt Vernon Ohio
Charles G. Brown, Ithaca, Y; Fl. M Fisk, Pela Iowa. J.
Carson, Ardmore Okla; George c. Bartlett Toland Conn
Moragn Wamsly Cincinnati Ohio Oscar Janicke Louisville
KY W. Cooper Milo, Me-; Manly A. Brigham Rumford Me-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18
GER trtehems-C nugrrB.

Der Vdpit bies t6un fonne: I. Der
Yapit mDge nit 9ii[fe Deg Gon5ils
einen Gobeg bes Wolfcrrehtes aufs
itefIen, oamit man fpifie, mas Heht lei
unb mas l1nreft. 2. Or moae Dor
Dem Grsbrrfe zines &rieges iofort
Elm ltrtheil fallen. Sails Der Yapit
DEN arieg fir nngereft erfldre. lei
aaen aatbclifen bic getbeili9uue I'M
@epiiien perboten. unb Die 8altin9.
lpelhe Die &atbolifen einnebmen.
piirbe ielbit in gnslanb geniieen.
einen llngerehten arieg au berbinoern.
1lngeaftet Der praftiihen 8es
benten eeeen bieien grobartigen Hlan
n,iiiien mir bic flare giniiht bieIes
Troteitanten in bas Weien Der futboz
Iiiden Stride betpunbern. Went Der
ein5eine Gbriit 5tpeifelt. Oh er 3ur 8e@
folsuns eines uneereht eribeinenben
@eieses i'm 0etpiiien perpflihtet iei.
10 fpenbet err lid, nm I%uffldrune an
feinen Yfarrer ober 8ilhof. Wenn
elm Staatsoberbaupt an Der Suldiiigz
feit elmer an treffenben Wdbregel
3peifel best, 10 bat auh er. faas CT
our Seerbe Gbriiti eebDrt, ii1 an Die
gntiheibung beg Sirten 5u bnlten.
@laubt Elm Stadt. ieinen Nafbarn
NIT 8riee iiber5ieben 81 io1en, 10 lit
es oleihfaas notbtpenoig. bab err iid.
@eipibbeit iiber bic q h I M d 5
beg 9rieges perIhdffe. unb
iollen Die llntertbanen iih am arieac
betbeiligen, 10 miiiien iie gIeihfans
iiber Die grlaubtbeit beslelben I'M
8laren iein. Wer anbers dber fam
nit eottliher Siherbeit bieie Hedfss
frasen eutIdeiben. als bic geiitlihe
@eipalt? 8ie bic Snbipibiier, 10
ionen audi Die Stooten benz 2ebrdmtc
Der Stride iih fiisen. Gbriftus Fat
bic Ipoitel nidt blos ausgeianot, Inn
bic ~ein5elnen Snbipibuen gu befebren.
ionoern AUDI Die Wolfer. .@cbet",
iagte er, rlebret ale WDlfer." 9ds
Der iinb and Die Staaten Dem 9ebrs
amt Der Stride untertporfen. 70 gut
tpie Die @in3elnen.
Bic iiidfebr az bieIer Inter
luerfuns lit Der ein5ige BEG gum
Srieben; obne bieielbe iinb a0c Sries
beng Gonsreie beracbens. Samit
Fat es iebo9 nod quite 8eile.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18
alter bewdbrter Gentral=

ifnfer alter bewdbrter Gentral-
gereiu lit beitrebt. ben bieiigcn Werz
~bdltnifen entipre9enb Oas gu erreis
6en. ipas IN 0eutiflanb ber @olfss
berein auf fo5ialem 8ebiete erreiHt
bat. Iber bel pielen. ie6r pielen
brapen unb aebilbeten aatbp(ifen feblt
oas Ser It dnbniB fir 5osiale
5bdtigfeit. Wedn bat es %peridunt.
lie fir ben foumcnben aampf an
idnlen. aber iest min maj burf
asitation, gelebruns. bnrf 8ort unb
Shrift. bas 0eriGumte nafbolen.
0as pia Der gum 8olfsperein cripeiz
terte Central 0erein a%nitreben. Ser
erite Shritt eeiHab oaburd. bab maj
oas "Gentralsg latt" 5ipedentipredenb
lmdnoerte nnb es min balb in beuts
i6er unb balb in en9Iii6er Sprafe
eriheint, linb 5ipur inter benz 4itel:
~gentraI>8 latt & Social Suffice.
Sic feite @runbIaee fir cine frdftiae
io3iale Seftion ipirb boffentlih auf
Der ndditen Central : @ereius : Werz
iammluns in indianapolis. Snb., gez
i1affen iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18
(Spe5iea fir biefe Scitun9.)
nan !. +.

@ernunft fir Die griiten5 Der natiirs
lihen Hebte unb Yfliften 3pii6en
Den einselnen Stndten lpie 5tuilfen
ben Snbipiouen aits. Sic fpirb es
seIineen. Der seiunben @eruunft eins
5ureben. hab bds, mas 5tpiif)en Snots
pibren unerlaubt lit, 3fpiihen Den eins
5elnen Stdaten erlaubt iei; oab Die
Woral mn 8eltung babe fir Snbi>
pibuen aber niht fir Staten; bnb
itpafe Staaten gegeniiber ben tar
feren fein Heht baben; aber Bite Sn=
tereEenpDlittf brdnst bic Wiuiiter 81
btefen Gunieancnsen. St~reitigfeiten
5fpiihen Staaten ipie 5piihen Snois
biouen iinb baber iinbermeiblih. Die
Streitfraeen Der 2estereu fonnen ents
ihieben unb bei9elest nerben onrf
Die peltlihen @erihte; fir Die Streits
fragen Der griteren feblen Die contpes
tenten @crifte nnb Tie iperoen 9es
lp0bnlid burd einen ariea entihieben,
Der Dem Sieeer bas He6t 5uidreibt.
Sns lit bns Sauitredt.
CUR geilesuns Der Streitfrasen
3nii6en DEN Stanten 1T Gin 8eriht
e~rforbert, bas iiber ben itreitenben
Yarteien itebt. Gin iolfes beitanb
i'm Wittelulter nnter Der 2eis
bes g p It 5. fpurbe aber
felt Der Reformation abeeihafft, fpos
rauf Die Gtaaten lid, in WiIitdritdds
ten nit iteter 8rie9sbcreitihaft bers
nanbelten. SAB II bonn Yapit Die
3piite Der Stanten entihieben fpers
DEN fonncn. bat felbit Der ensfHhe
Grptcitdnt Sanib l~lranbart, Der als
Diplomat inter 9orb Yalmeriton Die
3uitanoe BEG beutisen 80lferrehtes
fennen gelernt, FLAIR einaeieben. ct
ihrieb Dor benz 0aiifunifhen Gon5il:
,soG bic 0eielfhaft iuieber IN befes
rem stanb gelangcn, 10 mnk bic Sbee
bes Medltes mieber Mfaft scfuinnen;
mnb bak nics gefhebc, bafiir ST fOrsen
iinb Mae perpfliftet mub Defenders 1T
es bas Sberbaupt Der fatbolifhen
Stride, Der Eapit."
ltrqubart sibt 3fuei @ese an. tpie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18

- er 5freitc rationale Sriebenss
Az GongreB bon Chicago AM g.,
~ 4. uub 8. Ntai lit ipurlos i'm
~ @erGuih Deg Stabtgetummels
perbullt mic feline @orsdnger. gs
mar ein Oh Oner 3 a nj, ipie Der
beutihe 8cianbte iih bDflif aus
hriidte. abcr Die Center Der groben
Wiilitdritadten fonnen nift allf ihone
Srdume aften. SIC fabren ungebin@
bert fort, ibrc &rieasmaft gu @aiier
unb 3u Sano gu b # drfen. gtur
Die Surht, oaB Elm &rieg Den Sie9er,
ais Den geiie9ten fir lansc
tpenn niGt fir INNER, l.
r n mofte, bdIt Die id)laefertigci
Wdhte bonn Sample 5uriid. Gs stbt
beute fein W1lferreft mebr. Sas
Hedt bes Stdrferen, Sauitreht ees
nannt, lit an beiien SteIle getreten.
Mnitdtt beg 81 e6tes berriht 3fpi@
iheu ben Staateu uur bas Sntez
Sic mobernen Staaten
nur Die Sntereffen@
b oIitif. Oas lit Die Solse bes
fpeitberbreiteten W a I I | a | | So
NJ II g, Der feline natiirlifen Hedte
linb PfIihten peoer 5ipiIfcn ben
Wenihen nod 5tpilhen ben
Staaten anerfennt.
Ius bieier SntereHenpolitif fol9t,
oab fetn Staat Die e%eihloiienen Ser
trdee ol balten braudt, lpenn iie ibm
ridt bortbeilbaft eriheinen; baB er
eiferiiiftis MAIDEN mub, oab bas
@leifsetpift 5fpiifen ben 8robitaaz
ten nift eeitort lperbe. barit feline
militdriihe Ma6t tets Der militdriz
I6en Wsaft Der Iad6areu sefpnhien
lei, unb er e~esebenen Sales feline Snz
nnb feline Wahtiteuune pers
tbeibigen fonne; bab err bon u1er Sn>
te~rpention in fremoen Stnnten lid 81
entbdlten babe. tpenn iein eieenes Snz
nidt babel i'm Spiele 1T; baB
sr gu jeber Gnnerion fremoen @ebies
tee bcredtigt fei, 10 pft cine
Weleeenbeit iif basn bietet.
Wenn Der 5riebens= Gungrek biefe
materialiftiife @eiinnnns nitt ans
benz @eiite Der I6lfer nnb Der StaatSs
mGnner perbannen fann, uirb CT
gesen bic SmtercKeupulttif uidts aus
-
llmionit ipriht ii6 Die seinnoe
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grr Balkem iun rtgenen A11ge 49,!

Republif bat Die Wiiiion. Der 8elt
Den Srieben 5n erbaiten. Inn bari
boffen, cab unier Irdiibent elm Wittel
finocn ipirb, I'm Den beiben ben Sries
Den b%eoroheuben Wdhten fldr an
MAIDEN, oaB nnier 0anb i'm eigenen
SntereHe 5i proteitieren berehtiet it,"
Bdre es nift n1ebr am Elase,
Carnegie tpiirpe lid nit nem p3ins
Srieben ieines eiener
2dnbes beihdftigen. Sier IN ben
8ereini9teu Staaten oerifdrfcn lid,
ta9tGglid Die GegeniGec 5fpiifen
Grbeitgeber nnb Nrbeit t.
+ M r, Irbeitern unb Snbuitrtels
len, unb feline 1t datlihe unb
ipenige o III nj lie Nbhiilfe 5eigt
lid. Idn febre bod Dor ieiner eise@
men Lbiir' unb laiie etnitrpeileu Die
anoeren Idhte ibrc 8eihdfte iclber
beiorsen. Uncle Scm wiiroc CO ses
nib niht serne iebcn, ipeuu iid Sc
mnnb u~nscrufen in vieine Safen"
einmiiden piirce. --
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18

~ noreip Carnegie meint, Der
IA Hrdiibent Der Ser. Stanten
~ bate nifts giligeres 5u t6un,
- als 5lpiifen Gnslanp unb
Seutlfinno Den .Yoli3cimann" su
ipiclcn. gs iuar in elmer Gerianme
Lung bes DSrieoensz @~ereins", oelicn
GorIieenocr Inbreip Carnegie lit. mo
CT ben ihonen Bod idob. Seutihlanb
nnb Gnelanb leien Die & riebcnsz
i 0 + Der @elt, u1p eS lei Jest bpbe
3ett 5nm @ini6reiten. Gr iaste
unter Inberem:
Britannica bat in Seutidlnno
etnc gebrobune ieiner @riiteuS ent>
oedt: 9eutihIano, Das eleife Hedbte
CUR See bot, fann niht einieben,
ipdrnm @roBbritannien cipig Die
Serrin Der Weere icin ipl. Sranfz
reid. Sapan unb HuBlanb bauen
"Sreabnougbts". S6licBIit fiinoigt
anh Seirerreih Den 8au bon .Sreabz
thoughts" an, fpabrlih elm ihlimmes
3eiAen, bas nuf cinen 8unb nit
Seutihlanb binipeiit 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-18

Ginen senialen spredb .Nptffafter
baben mir in benz @mfen bon Derns
ftprff. CT bat in ben padr lesten
@ohen cine @unbreife burd Die @ers
eini8ten Staaten semaht. bic Saupt>
itdote bes Sitens nnb bes Weittels
tpeiteus beilif)t nnb benz Wolfe iebes
0tal BEL paienbem anlab iiber
Seutidlonb, unb bon benz Weien unb
8ofen ieines @oTfes. in eneIiI6er
sprahe, eerebet. llnb. bemerft bier
5u treffenb Elm oitIides Blatt, bieies
Muftreten beg Grafen gernitorff babe
peralei6lid bobereu @ertb. aIs ale
amtlifcn Sreunoidafts : Wcrii6ess
runeen, eben neil jene ben Wsaiien Des
@olfes gu fpenis suedrelid blei6en.
Su pieler Sabren bat 4merifa's 8olf
nidt 10 biel iiber DeutI9ianb erfabz
rem. ais in ben tpenisen @oden Der
Sbdtisfeit oes neren gotidafters.