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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29
Nptl, INNER
Sait bic Iaisrn-GpiOsmie ii ber
Gtaof or.

Wie aus benz Wohenberihs bts
itdbtti6en 0eiunbbsitsbeamten erbtlIs,
arofiren bic Wiaiern nod INNER ou.
Bercrosntiit itart. WGbrenb Der pers
floiienen Wode ipurben 1876 neue sydlle
Dpn Maiern unb fiinf ;sdfle mit t0bis
lthem Iuseans Inn Geiunbbsitsamte
geineIost. Der itdotiffe @siunbbsitsbes
ANTE Or. 2anois nobm I'm Mnrd5IuB
an zen geriht, Der ibm uon bem Eias
tiititer 1ieB untsrbreitet fpurbe, DeIss
genbeit. brineenb Dor Der anitedumas=
gefobr bei ben Waiern sa iparnen nnn
bstunte. naB Giisrn Is unter telnen
umitdncen suIaiien follten, bab ibre
aiHper nit ainberu BON sfamilisn
fpielen. In benen bic Waiern berrfden.
5nsgeidmmt aelongten ip1brenb Der
poriaen Dohe 229 Grtronfunaen an
dnittdenben Grontbeiten nnb "a 9os
oesfitle infolse pon anitedenbenstrani.
bitten Sur 4nmeIbung. Mit ausnabme
Der Mlaisrn psrtheilsn iih bic Idne
auf bic psri6iebenen arontbeiten fpie
folgt: Sdipineiu6t. SO ertraniinaen
nnb 19 1obesfdlIs; StarIohfieber,
IL grtrantuneen;> aeuhbuiten. s Grz
ttontun9en unb 2 5obesfdlIe; Rcft, z
Grtrdntungen; Gipbtberitis, 4 Grs
frantungsn unD | 1aDtsfali; Wumps,
3 Grtrantungen; Winbpofen uno 1ps
pbusfieber, ie 2 Grtrdniunsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29
NaH benz Cften
Jiciit beutc MapOr Sd,ipab nit Der
SoipitalfOmmiiiiDn.

8as Ssepter Der SiabtpsripaItuna
ipiro beuts fir stira cine mohe 9iSe.
Wapor Sobn GaIoin iibernebmen.
Wanor Snpob frtt ndmIih beute in
isinsr Giesnidnft als MiteIiso Der
6pipitaItommiTion cine Rsiit mad
oem Often an, po Die WiteIieosr Der
aommiiTion ipfrie arhits.t gamma
foro uuo Der bsyotbsnbe sJnasnitur
Sobn jehrsnbatf be moberniten So
IpitaIbouten infpi5jreH ipsrbsn.
3uerit qsbt es noh Bottom, BON
tort nah Rep Yor., pbiIabeIpbid unb
f6IisBIit mad Vjttsbura. Wdpor
Shpob bemertts aeittrn, ais er bic
Stabtbals perlitb, oab sr am Witts
nod ndditer Nod rpieosr Suriid gu
iein aebente.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29

iperben foII, um Stnbien iiber be
WaarenpreiTe unb 2obnperbdltniiie I'M
4uslanbe ansulteIIen unb oas Refultat
In etnem neusn 5urifseIss gu pertGr@
bern. Su biefe Sbes ur5priinelih oom
Prdiibenten auseesangen TT, 10
iolIte man audi annsbmen biirs
fen, bab er bic Sniurgenten in
ibrem plane unterftiiben pirD, aber
aIsounn tam aud Elm beitiger 3uIuns
menftpb nit 2ubri6 uno Der edns
gen 8eIelIhaft Der Stanbpatter niht
ausbleiben, Die ith bitiem BLAME auf
bds 5efttgfte tpioerieBen iperben. Die
Sartfitatiitit, Die bel Der 5artfgeIeBz
gebung maB9ebeno mar, ipuroe bis
lang bon 2tlbrih abeefobt, rip. tbm
bon ben Sruits unD MonopoliIten &c
Iiefert. Die StatiItiten, tpelhe cie
Sniureenten 5ur 3eit unterbrstteteR.
qpuroen ais untpabr beanItanoet unb
Die pom Sfabdmts=Setret outh
Die &onIuln in DeutIhlano erlanoten
StdtiItiten BON Nlorih i'm ShubfaC3
eingeihIoHen. Ia abar Die 9lnqaben,
Die 9llorih unb feline gsnoTsn i'm
6duIe mddten, 3u offentunoig Der
Wabrbsit tns 8eitdt idlugen, lpuroe
fhon i'm portaen CONNER Der Nntrag
oeiteIlt, cine apmmiiiion ein3uieben,
bon ipelter man oenaueite Nustunft
erIangen tOnnte. NIDrih lieb ben glns
trag unter Den StIh psrfen uno 1p:ro
ibn ieBt, ba er fpieoer aufgenommen
neroen Io0, auf oas 6eftigite betda=
pfen. Der 8runo Iieat dltf Der 6dno.
Benn Elm tpabrbeitsaemdber 8ergleitb
atpiihen europdtIhen unp ameritanis
Iden Wdarenpreiien uno GDhnen oufs
9eItellt lpirb, 10 fam Die @inIiht MID!
uusbIeiben, DAP uniere 30ae piet Su
bod Iino unb oaS DoIlen ndtiirlih Die
StunDpdtter berbiiten. IS tpmmt lett
9llIes barauf an, lpie Der 9rdiioent Iih
gu Der 2lneslegenbeit iteut. Dsnn- er
auf oer 8erfpili9une beitebt, fam sr
Tie ourhiegen. Sb er bas tbun lpiro,
lGBt ii6 aug Dem 9runoe nift be-
ftimmt bedntpprten, neil Der prdfiz
Dent in ge3ug uuf ben Sarif cine
5roFtperdnoerung porgenommeu hut.
Rdhbem oos Wahtpert in bic WeIt
eetommen mar, bate Der Qr0iibent
iebr nisl bardn uus3uieben, riiete Ge=
Ionoers Die 8aragrapber fir WoLle
uno Woqenapdaren. 9teid3eiti9 idltc
er, buB Elm gutter Sarif iih nur mi.
6tlfe elmer grpertens s&pmmtiiion, ipis
Die Sniuroenten lie ieBt beabii6tigea,
dbgefdbt tperoen tonne. Seitoem bat
aber Der 2prditosnt ben Sarif aIs boil,
tommen gelobt unb iih psm 8orihlaae
pjoerIest, ibn rpieoer gu Gnbsrr. Ddbe
reno mir es bdhar Der 3utunft iibers
laiIen miifen, tpelhe SteIIun1 oer
Prditpent jest einnebmen piro, ob fir
ooer gesen bic SnIuroerteu, t0nner
mir uuf Der dnbersn Seite nit Der
gr0bten geftimmtbeit ertldren, oob bic
repubIitantT9e Purtei nur nit BEN
9orifluge Der SuTurgsntsn 5u rettsn
1T. 9ds 8olt lit nit benz Sorif TN
bO6ften 9raoe un5ufrieoen unb es
tam nur nit Der purh GinisBung Ell
ner aommiIiiou perbiirgten
3ufage bef6pidttgt fperben, boB bem
8olte auf 8runb ebrli6er uno fpifTens
fhuftlther llnteriubungen Elm reusr
Sarif gebotsn lperoen piro. 9eT6ie5t
o1s nitt, 10 mO6ten mir fir Die Son<
srebrpablen i'm 6srbIt, 70 Gpei; es oie
repubIttunti6e qartei betrifft, nidt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29

Biscpnftn iit bic arbstters
@eriiberungss9orIage pom 2egisIoz
tur= SDmmtttee giir'tig 5urItberittet
poroen, mas feline groBe Miibe tpftete,
ba benz llnternebmer freie Suno geluiz
fen piro, ob sr ieinem 9lrbeiter eine
BENTON BEL llnfduen besablen min ooer
ntht. Die GefeBeeber empfinoen fpobl,
oaB Ger Staat nidt feline pfIidt gegen
Die Wrbeiter erfulIt, dber intpufequentsr
WeiIe min man ous niht tbun, ipus bic
PfIidt gebietet. @s piro, firhten mir,
nod Iehr ldn9e oauern, bis dneritanlz
ite 9eIebaeber erfa6en, pus iO3iaIe
Gerehtiatett 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29
Sterblihfe feitsberid)t.

2dmbsrt z. aIaitr, 90 sabrs, 1921
Wpormon 4pe., Gttertrebs.
Serrp 2pons, 81 Sabre, 1886 5ar>
riior 4pe.. giereniCosn.
Wii4osI Rsub. g. Sabre, 839 Jinhs
lap Str. Snqu,it in Stpebe.
Rpfss Grssnbera. 90 SABRE, 642
Barr Str. gron6,:js.
5rant 9robmnn, f., SO SABRE,
2468 Belmont aoe ShlasfIub.
9bos. Gupi!pn, 81 Sabre, % Cft
g. Strabe. Snqusft in Stpete.
Sobn Rprman, GA Sabre, Union
Bethel, Sttpinoiuht.
Sobn g. Stautuh, 80 Sabre, 1748
Queen Gttn Gpe., Snflusrja.
9srharb SuIismann, 70 Sabre.
4647 0Isnuap 4oenus. Srqueit in
Shpeoe.
Gblourb Brand. 40 Sabre. TIC
5optius Ctr, GGbmuns.
CLARA 3. Curtis, q Sabre. 2203
9rono Str, RisrsnIeieen.
9obH SO. gbaRoonid, 54 s5abrs,
1927 gremsn Ctr, 2ungsnlsiben.
Rap ]. Snipsy. 26 Sabre, 2309
qart Qos., Qebeyleihipir.
Sohn 5bomas Canton, as Sabre,
134 8s't Z. Ctr. Snqueft inS6fpsbe.
ausuitgannOr, 46 Sabre, Sdpinoz
iu6t.
Gbriitina aIsut, 66 Sabre, 2427
geetman Ctr, G.birnblut,n.
anna 3eFfin9er. % Sabre, 1927
Weittpopb ape., Sdipinbiuft.
5reoerida NeooermaHn. 81 SABRE.
300 8ine Str, 4lt,rsi6tpdfe.
Better 1ennItG. ls 1aee, 1920 Ruee
Ctr, Snpdte.
Clarence 8stsr. z Mouat,, Ship
matsrniip Soipital, SrGmpfe.
Bridget 9eneiors Jot,p, II Sabre.
721 aaursl Ctr, WasenIsiben.
Diihelmina ardmpe, "a Sabre,
442 Milton Ctr, 6ersIeiben.
GoDarb ssiiber. 26 Sabre. 1888
9ioifion Ctr, ShpinbIutt.
5enrn Qtins, "A Sabre, 118 Spcas
more Str, StninbSutt.
Guiearba Ring, So Sabre, Three
WiIe aoab. Stp6de.
Bernard RuhoIf. IA Sabre, Rihs
monb ptte. Risrenleiben.
9aIentint S6usibsr. 10 Sabr,, q
Sit MeWiiden NDs.. Gltersihno6e.
RDberf Qutn u y1ne I078 sIinf
Str, Jriiheeburt.
Nartba Sane 2sese, 80 Sabre,
2505 abDefoH Ctr. 3nquei. in
Sntpebe.
abraham Goldman, 81 Sabre, 420
8abib Ctr, giisrenleiben.
Wareartt GIateu, Is Sahre. 1858
Reabing Foob. 2unatnentiiinbuns.
gbnarb g. Roth, 54 Sabre. 1923
Race Str, S6pinoiuht.
Rubn Clara 9ertling. 20 Sabre.
11l5 8ine Ctr, Shp1fe.
5edld 9ieiinger, go Sabre. 2l31
9ine Gtrabe. Mosenssihpiir.
anna Sneuerndn, % sSobre, 906
Qnurel Ctr, 2unsenentsiinbuns.
Sarab 9. Barnard. Sc Sabre,
1923 2lfblanb glbs., Bronchitis.
9nbia Wap Aois. 27 Sabre. 3649
Wihiaun aUe., 5erSieioen.
Daniel Woore, so Sabre, 606
Mounp Ctr, Shninbfuni.
Warp Dreilsin. "A Sabre, Rem Mlr
face fnD.. 8efhruiir Inn N<hiru.
Wlihasl Geitnsr, IL Wpnnie. 1543
STAGE Ctr, Gungenent5iinbung.
Clara gmrit MuIfsd. Al Sabre,
32ls Moobburn aDt., 4linbbormsEss
siinoung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29

Der 8eIu6 bes 8pburs
gers Der ith iebt 3ur Don 8uIgarien
nennt, beim SuItdu uno bic llebereins
tunft 3rpiiteu ibm betrsffs Der ausitez
henoen Streitfrd9en beieitiQt ale
Wto9!t6teiten zines Srteqes. Der tleine
3ar lit niht aus etgenem Qntrtebe mad
&onitanttnopel gegungsn, Ionbern 1T
benz Rutbe bss 9rpben ,3oren in ST.
petersburg gefolgt, bel Dem er porber
Idngere 3eit gu 8aTte getpeIen mar,
uno Der Ratb erFpIgts, nudbem Der
9erfu6, BON Sefterrei4 3useItdnoniFe
IN Der ma5eoonii6en Sraee gu erIonz
gen, 9dn3Iih mtbqIiidt mar. Der
Ylon 9ing oahin, 8ul9uriens Sin
fluB-Spbdre" in Maseopnien onsuerz
tennen, mas guBIanb Die erpiinidte
9ete9enbeit gebpten b6tte, fth in Saloz
midi feft5u1eBen. 9as mar niht fhper
3u ourhi6auen unb SeIterrei9 erz
theilte Die entfprefenoe Nntport, boB
Wfa3eoonisn jebt poa unb 9uns Der
5urtei geb0rt. Inter Ipl5en umitdn>
ben blteb oem tIeinen Gar niats am
beres ubrt9, ais 5rieben nit bem SuIs
tan gu IhlteBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29
Der SdnlratG.
Die ncne 0onSemiiiinm bringt cine
iebr GnfebulidDe 4rGmie.

5iir Die Gmiiiion bon $500 bs5ahs
len bic ailas Rational 8dnt unh Die
Wurtet Nationul gunf $257, ,250. -
Gineinnotis arsbit bebsutsno better
als Der Reip Yorts. - Sn bem fpm.
meHben CONNER iperben gum erIten
Wale bic SpteipIdbe in 8etrieb iein.
- Or. Raphael Wiiller maht 8ors
ftldge be5iielth Der Reiniaung Der
ShuIbduier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29
eokal-Derid)t
gluipmobil Srbinan,.

Gulpsppsr graiington, Chauffeur
fir Die eungclos Co., purDe bon ben
Yoli5iiteH MeGrann unb2ammsrt pers
baftet, neil er am SamItug Ibeno an
Der 3edbino Roao unb 0lenipuob aDe.
ben Srant Gieps. BON No, 1877 Gar
tbaes Bite, nit ieinem autpmobil ME.
oereerann. boben ioll. gr ipuroe unz
ter Der antlage Deg ssieBDiDrig fnnel.
len syahrens eingefperrt.
Or. 8. 6. Menoel purbe bon Sers
geant osuegline perbaftet. ipeil er bds
porgeidrisbene 2isensIhiIb niht an
feinsr Mdfhine onsebra6t bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29

pie Snfureeuten n hdben auf
bas legislative grogrumm etne nsue
0ummer eeitert, Die, Gpenn iie bic @es
nebmisuHe oes RDngrenes erlaHgt. pisl
oa3u beitraeen 1piro, bas Bolt nit Der
republifdniiden purtei ausauiObnen.
sybre Mbit9t lit, sins DertpiIisuns BON
$3.50, 900 5u beantragen, bic Der gr-
riff R0mmiiiiOn aur gerfiisuug geitellt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29
Werasift.

Jroa Gecrse Rrsiisr, Dcn 5lo. 021
m<it Court Gsrobt. bat bic 9sIi)ei sr.
iu6., Hahforinungen uadb ibsem ieit
ppriaen Nittpom xrf&iuaubenkn
Ulann ansuiselieH. Rrtfsr. ein 9BebS
per. periisb am seHannifn Euse ieine
Mpbnans. 0ngtblit, I'm ii4 ~ IT.
beii 81 bsseben, unb iitb M jestssm
Ridt ipitDer bliden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29

Der Genera | poitmsiIter bat
Elm Runoitreiben ausgeI6tdt, in nell
dem Die Poftdn9eiteqten auf bas 9es
ies 6tngeDiefen perDen, pelhss linen
BEL ibtperer Strdfe perbietet, 8eitrGos
fur BabI3pete gu Ieiiten. Oas 1T
lebr ansrtennenspertb. 2t[lein iol6e
BettrGge t0nnen aud ourh qute
6reunbe ge8ahIt perDen. Die etn3ide
fptrtfdme WaBregeI beItebt in einem
geieg, Delnss bem 8onoreb &dme
pagne 8Ommittee porf6rei6t, qez
ndueite Iustunft ubtr ale Geloer AZ
llefern, Die es erbolten bat, reip. bon
mem unb glei43eitig itrengfte Rehz
nun9sdbIage ii5er bic @srpenbuna Der
Geloer foroert. BIS jest bat Der 2onz
9reB ni6t Die mtnbeite Rsigung qe-
3eigt, oteies @eieB gu puFiren. Soute
es ntht an9enommen fperben, bunn
muilen bic repubIitaniiGen apnqrsbz
W6;tglieoer aud Die 5olgen tragen, Die
aus ibrsr Weigerung entite6en,
uHo oas mare Der 8eroQht, puB
Die SruIts unb Wonopole nit
ibrsm 9eIoe bic @rpdbfung BON
Stanopattern f0rbsrn. Wir glduben
o9ns Gefabr Die propbe3eiunq fpaser
81 toHnen, oaB in bieiem Sabre fih
Gin ioider 8eroddt i'm 9odften WaBe
perbdngniBpou eripetien miroe, benn
has ameritantlhe Bolt iit Der aorrupz
tion miioe genorOen uno befonoers.
Denn lie oa3u oienen fou, 0as Bolt in
Der preisfhraube Der 5rufts anb no
Hopole 5u erpriiden.
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Die Sunoes sbebOrbe 3ur
Sdli9tun9 BON 2obnItritiqteiten uuf
Grienbabnen bat lesterer ,3eit pieIe
giiRIttge RefuItdte duFSupetien. Sbne
pas 8eroienIt Der 8eb0rbe f6mdlern
gu ipouen, glouben mir, oab bieis euz
ten Reiultate gum niht geringen lbeile
Der fpahTenoen ginIiht Der 9arteien
I'm Streite, iiber bic RidTitten, Die re
Dem pubIitum I6ulber, su perbanten
iinb. Sang beionbers f9eint Der Ser
ren@Stdnbpuntt, Der fi6 in ben @orz
ten GuBert: rWir baben All befeblen
uno Die anoeren 5u gebprhen" auber
9ebruun gu tommen. 4ngeIihts bic
Ter Grfolge fheint uns Elm tpeiterer
4usbau oes @eieBes ratbiam, oab Die
8bdtigtett Der 9eborben niht bon ben
8elieben Der parteien obbGneiq Tein,
tonoern unter alien ltm'tdnben erfol.
gen iollte, 70 oft Elm bas sroBe gubIis
fun in WitIeibeni6oft siebenber
Strett bro1t. Gs pGre fogar gu rett.
fsrtigen, psnn bas bel alien Streits
ge1ddAe, auf @runo oes Brinsips
bin, odB bic 8e3iebungsn 3piT6en aos
pttal uuo 4rbeit ni6t mebr eine pris
bate, ionbern cine geieui4aftliae 4nz
seIegeubeit Itnb.
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g2iir .Grnp" lit en- reines irnb &C.
Iunbes Singer Ole. QO
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-03-10
Land Owners as Residents


Editor The Jeffersonian:-Co Cotton
has kingdom but no king. And if
we are to judge by late manuvers of
the market, the law of supply and
demand has taken wings for parts
unknown and the gambler has his
heel on the farmers neck, while our
lawmakers stand serenely by and
cry, Lay on MacDuff; there is but
one way to handle the farmer and
that is to keep him poor"
But word to the wise may not be
out of place. The South has reached
it's acme in raising cotton and
bumper" crop is far beyond the
power of the weak few who are now
tilling the soil. The landowners by
the one-crop system have worn out
the soil. They have not cared for
their lands, but have SCARED them
up with holes and gullies; have
hewed down the timber and filled up
the streams from the mountain tops
half way to the Atlantic and Pacific
with the cream of the soil. And now
Nature in all her beauty has lost all
charms for the landowners. They
have taken refuge in the towns and
cities, where the sunshine is not so
oppressive and the days are turned
into night; where their children can
go to school, the men fishing and the
men fishing and the women to the
clubs and the farms to the d.
The landowners are the cause of
the strained condition of the coun-
try. 1t is they and they only who
are responsible for the depopulation
Of how oif &c
who are guilty of the sin of commits
sion and omission against Mother
Earth, unborn generations and the
Giver of all blessings to mortal man
by allowing or permitting the virgin
soil to wash away the lands to be-
come defaced with gall-sores, wash
es, deteriorated soil, dilapidated
homes, destruction of timber and the
manning of the fountains from
which all blessings flow
In Georgia our good, although
sick and sore Mother Earth, is
world within a world. She possesses
eight out of nine of the agricultural
resources or divisions as designated
by the United States Department of
Agriculture. From her bosom grow
to perfection all things that will
grow in any other State in the
United States, except Florida, which
has only the advantage in tropical
fruit and plants. Yet our farmers
are poor The man who guides the
pillow or Yields the hoe is strained
to make buckle and tongue meet
year in and year out. The wealth
of the State has migrated to towns
and cities.
Now, when you are told that our
farmers are in fine fix, growing in
wealth, living in luxury and ease, be-
lieve it not. 1t is the fellow who
fills up at fish fry or picnic that
writes those beautiful stories. The
truth is farmers have no money COM
paratively speaking, the first breeze
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-03-10
Obe Jefferseataa
The Peculiar Lecture Delivered by
Northern Lecturer

nouncement from the pastor: This
is Lees birthday" I heard a good
deal about the "pen that broke the
shackles of four million slaves, but
| did not hear one word about the
enormous debt that ten million free
born American citizens owe to those
selfsame shackles.
VAN WHITE.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-03-10
PAGE FIFTEEN

of debt-paying sweeps it out of his
possession.
The greatest need of our country
is landowners living on the lands,
and when this comes to pass the
South will be the Eden of the world
and cotton will indeed be King of
Commerce. Then and not till then.
VIM. l.. PEEK.
Fountain Hill, near Conyers, Ga.
P. S.-Alien ownership of land is
hardship on American citizens and
/ am almost persuaded that land
ownership in America should be lin
tied. w. L. P.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-03-10
aims or


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Boonton, N. J.
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-03-10

In this day of specialists when
every man makes a speciality of some
subject, it is naturally evident to the
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made speciality of these subjects.
If you are sufferer of Cancer,
Dropsy or any diseases of the blood
you would not consult an oculist
would you? Then, if you are aff1ict-
ed with any of these dreaded dis
eases, why not consult a man whose
remedy first cured himself and was
then offered to the world? This
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-03-10

We need live agents; men who
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-03-10

He that is not with us is against
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Club?
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-07-27
Bones Of Dead Are Treated With
Little Respect by Officials.
People Of Wealth and Moderate Means
Are Able to Have More Atten.
tion Shown - Remains
Thrown Into Pile.

Matamoras, Mexico.-The average
Mexican cemetery is a grewsome spot.
The one at Matamoras is no exception
to the rule. The bones of the dead
are treated with little respect by the
municipalities or men in control OF
the different burial grounds. The
poorer the person is in worldly goods
the more ignoble will be the treat
ment accorded the bones when he has
passed the way Of all flesh. OF course,
the people of wealth or even moderate
means are able to have their bodies
cared for in a more or less Injurious
manner after death. 1t is the lower
class whose crumbling remains are
shifted about from place to place and
finally fall into dust and are scattered
to the four winds.
The bones of the dead are usually
piled in big heaps in the cemeteries OF
the larger towns. The bodies are
given room in regular graves at an
nual rentals. When the rent lapses
the body is moved from its resting
place to give room for some other
bodies. The bones of these dispos-
sessed tenants are cast into the refuse
pile,S where they remain until carted
away and scattered over the land like
they were so much garbage. 1t is rare
that body of the poorer class is kept
fp grave more than two years.
iSUntil recently the bone pile in the
cemetery at Matamoras was large. 1t
was carried away to give room for a
fresh accumulation of nonpaping ten
ants of the graves. In one corner of
the cemetery are several cheap cask-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-07-27


have a later opportunity. and all that
Shall T do it?'
She did not reply at once. The ua-
deceived inner self was telling her that
here lay the parting of the ways: thai
on her answer would be built the struc-
ture, formal or confidential. of their
future intercourse. Loyalty to the halo
demanded self-restraint; but every
other fiber of her was reaching out TO.
establishment of the old boy-and-
girl openness Of heart and mind. Her
hesitation was only momentary.
you are just as rude and Gothic as
you used to be. aren't you. Tom? Don't
you know. I'm childishly glad of 1t;
was afraid you might be changed IN
that way, too-and don't want to find
anything changed. You needn't be po-
lite at the expense OF truth-not wi:n
me-"
II had my war paint on that morn
ing, and / wasn't At to talk to you
Didn't the Major tell you about it?"
mot word. hope you didn't quar-
rel with him, too?"
He marked the adverb OF addition
and wondered If Vincent Farley had
been less reticent than Major Dabney
mo; I didn't quarrel with your
grandfather"
but you did quarrel with Mr. Far
ley?-or was 1t with Vincent? am
going to make you like the Farleys."
He shook his head again. You'll
have to make q Christian of me first
and teach me how to love my ene-
mics"
Don't you do that now?'
mo- not unless you are my enemy;
love YOU"
(To be continued)
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-07-27
II One Desires to Insult Cab Driver
in French City, Call Him Phil
anthropist.

Paris.-Two cabs locked wheels out
side the Saint Lazare station the 9TH
er afternoon and the usual crowd gath.
cred round to enjoy the eloquence Of
the drivers.
Go. then. kind of gherkin!" cried
the first
Go, then. kind of stove!" replied
the other.
For some minutes epithets few
through the air. but none had that
crushing force of novelty which
leaves an opponent helpless without
the power to reply. The cabby with
the black hat had called his enemy
gherkin, leek, cellar candle
and man without heart. The
wearer Of the white hat had riposted
with stove. deputy. barefoot. gar
dener and most venomous of all YER
bal insults. Belgian. The battle seemed
drawn when White Hat, examining his