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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24
Gterblid5f feitSberidbt.

SoIepb 2uttmann, "a, 1886 9ietor
Ctr. lursenentSiiubung.
Cecilia 5orit, 80, 1707 Race Str,
2eberperbdrtung.
5stlu Wortotpsta. 49. 2onspietp
6ofpital, lunsenentaiinpung.
Warp Burte, SO, 121 Saunbers
Ctr, SdlosfluB.
Gbporb Repnolbs, 8 9age. 661
Sta.e ape., S9tpdte.
Gua ReiDion. 20, 339 20. 6. Ctr,
1uxrtutoie.
Sophia Riuer. 80, 1919 Gin Ctr,
6er3leiben.
JlOra grob. SO, 1861 Central aDe.,
6ersleiben.
Vidolas Nnton 0a[lentine, 3 Wono.
ie, Qouiie unb OebIer Ctr, Shpdhe.
Wagoolenu Deihel6obren, 68, 2525
6omefteab Ctr, Greiienbranb.
Rieei Germ. "a. 1901 Dpooburn
Mpe., 2rebs.
Wiuiam MoOre, 6 Doden, 5sim
Der Jreunbloien. SbipGhe.
Jlcpo penn, 3 Wonate, 769 Barr
Str, S4ipdfx.
elpira gipens. 4s. 556 George
Ctr. 2ubertulofs.
abomas g. 6unt, 81, 900 Rid.
mono Str. 2uneenentsiinbuns.
Jobu 3enrp Ripper, II, 1549 Bah.
miller Str, 6ersIsiben.
aouis Gbriitianien, "a, 1921 Rid.
monb Ctr. 5iifienleioen.
Ri6oIas Wobeett. 45, 1855 Oft 3.
Ctr. Iub,riuloie.
Worp 0enfelsr. 7S. 9eIbi. g., 2un'
genentsiinbuns.
Narp 5. Qaate, %. 1879 Rnoy
Ctr, lunsenent3iinbuns.
9berefo 6. Moener. 18, 1884 plsas
Iant Str, aubertulois.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24
Nus benz Yoliseigeribt.

Der Iarbige milIiam gertI,p. Der,
tpie ausfibrli9 beriditt, DerIubt hdts
te, tn Der WaIbner'ihen Rnopilotfa.
BRIT, Ro. 306 Gin Strabe, no er 1ls
5austnsht anseiient fpar, ben 9elo-
itrant gu iprengen. betannts iih &c.
tern i'm poliSsiseri6t foipo6l Der
bosDilIigsn 3erltoruns BON freinxm
GigsHtbum ipie AUDI bes Gin6ru6ss
oiebitahls ihulbig. Inter Der erItsH
4n.lage purbe er 3u 80 3aeen 4rs
bsitsbdus, $50 unb ben Aoit.n perurs
tbeilt, tpdbrenb unter Der Mntlaee es
Ginbrudsbie6ItabIs feline llsbsrpeis
flung an Die 8roBgeInnoreuen uutsr
$4,000 8iirgIhaft erfoete.
Samuel a0niss ssbers Don No. 1859
Central Qrenue tDuroe nah elmer iebr
Iangatbmigen 9erbdnblung su S25
uuo ben aoItsn oerurt6eiIt, neil er Die
Satin feines aonturrenten Natbau
Sled pon Ro. 1855 Central an.nus
Dor einissn 3agsn auf Der StraBs
nift seraoe fauft aHsepadt bate. Die
9er1noIung srgab. baB suiitsH a0z
nigsberg II b Sled idon felt seraumer
3sit iebr bOi's Slut berrfht. neil beioe
in Der ol'ihen RdhborIhaft Helm.
aramseibdfte BADEN.
Die 8erbdHolung segen RomaH
ShOtt. Der beihuIoist spirb, bon Der
S6anbe elmer gepiHen Gorotbn GaI.
aeIebt. gu haben, uurbe bis gum 26.
RoDember periho5su.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24

2lntpalt Sbaffsr braa nod cine
2an3e fir bas Bureau Of WunicipaI
ReIeara unb gub bem Mapor ben guz
ten Ratb, in 3utunft benz Bureau
msbr 9ea6tung gu idsnten uno beiIen
Hatbihldge an3une6men. r9atten
Sic, i6loB 9err Sbaffer, rtu benz
borliegenDen Safe benz Bureau re6tz
3eitig ged6tung gei6entt, 10 nurOen
bieIe gan3sn llnanusbm(iateiten berz
mieoen porDen iein."
Serr aroeer unter6reitete iibrigens
nod Die 4bi6rtft zines BON Der lesten
Gegislatur angenommenen 0efeBe5z
purdgrup6en, ldut peldem fdbtifde
Qrgeiteate, bic ri6t itritt barauf adj
ten. oab 0ffentltde Sontrafte genau
mad Spe5ifitationsn burhqeTubrt
Deroen, iih eines 8erbre6sns i6ulOig
MAIDEN, bus nit 3u6tbousftrafe ges
dbnbet perpen fam.
gdtiirlih rpurpe audi iiber bic Suds
lttdt bes Sels, bas gum 5rdnten Der
6ol3blDde benubt Dirb, einge6enb be-
battirt uno f6Iieblih purbe bon TlQz
nor S6Dab perlangt, er ioQe etnen
Gbemiter bes Bureau Of municipal
ReIeord aIs itdbtiifen 0ertreter aur
Hepublitdn Greoiitoon 60. in Snz
biarupolis ienben, bamit bteIer bic Be-
baublung ber6olsbl0de genau beobahz
ten t0nne. 8s3iigIi9 oieIer 5oroerung
gub Wtapor Sdtpab feline binbenbe
antnprt, perIprah ieboh ben i6riftz
lid elngereihten 9roteit benz 4r6ettsz
birsttor Sunbrtater CUR priifung uno
8eri6teritottunq ubergeben gu pplen.
Bon benz geriht 5erru Sunbnlaters
perben bunn bic ipeitersn S6ritte a6z
hGngen.
8elegentlid Der 5orosrung. baB bic
Stapt einen G6emiter bss Bureau Of
Wunicipal ReIsarh mad Snbianapolis
ienben ioue, srlaubte IiA Wapor
Sdpab ben Ginrpurf. ob oeun Der
ItGotiI6e Gbemiter 8ebmer ni6t 9sz
raoe 10 gut pdre, pie Elm aRoersr Che
miter. rWir baben tein rehtes gu
trauen gu ben TtdotiIheH grperten,
erpiberte Serr Groger. Dorauf oann
Wapor Sdtpab bsmertte: .Gg tbut
mir Ieib gu b0rsn, oob sic ben 8laus
BEN an bic MenIhbett uno ods Ser
trauen in Sbren Mitmsnfden IN ioIz
dem Mabe psrlcren ba6en. Sd per-
f6nlia CLAUDE INNER oas Bette BON
meirem WitmenIhen unb babe grobes
0ertrauen in meine Wlitmenihen.
WiTen Sis, tpsun bic Suoen ieirsrseit
ni6t bds unbe8ren3te 8ertrauen in
Wloiss gebubt bdttsr, 10 tpIroen mir
tsirsr 9urh3ug oura oas ROtbs Meer
oehQbt hdben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24

2sutnant Grimm iiberrdIfte geitern
4benb brei 9srionen in Der .5ub",
Wirtbituft an Der Sit 5iinften Str.
beim gingponaipiel. Die 8erbafteteu
iino Siaoc 9Selo bon go. Pip Dopo=
burn Qoenue, Der 8ei6dftsfiibrer oes
2otuls, Der oes 0uIbens zines 8litss
IpisIs ungstlogt 1T unb q. 80. grotpn
BON No. 1859 Spcumore Strabe fotpie
g. 9apnpn BON Ro. 800 Deit z.
StroBe, Die iih peesn 2heilHubms an
sinem 8lutsipiel perantiporten mill
fen. 2luBeroem perbaftete 2eutnant
Grimm aud in Der .Goiis" Wirtl.
ihdft an Der 5. StrdBe unb Central
Qpenue oer asQnsr 2ou Serbian unz
ter Der antlaae, Elm pingpongIpiel
oepulpei Al hdben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24
8mnoesprdfioen 6eder.
Sie Qamerabsn usrben inn Jreitas
Abeno eiuen glau,enoen GmpfaMg
bereiteH.

5srr Sobn 6ster aus 9enper. Der
prdiibent bss Decentralization
arisssr6unhes. befinost iitt ouf elmer
Rsiie gum geiud Der 2cialDereins.
0erisIbs tpiro am 5reitas IN unfersr
Staot ipeilen uno Qknbs finb<t ibm
Al gbren in Der Central 5urnbolle Elm
alGn3snber gmpfan5 unb aommers
itait. grdIibsnt 9eder tpiro bierbei
Deleaenbeii baben, bic beioen bisIig.H
gunbespereine iopie ben BON Gouinsz
ton unb 5omiIton Su besriiben. Gs
iinb Der DeutIhe 2anotpebr 8erein,
Der Rilitdr lnterit. Derein BON bier.
ioipie Der 2dnbtpsbr 0erein BON Gop>
inatpn uub Der Wtilttdr 0ereiu BON
5amilicn. siir Die Jeier am 4bsno
1T ein bibIhes programm aufssnsat
unb pr1Iibent ostsr tpirb nnier ben
aameraben gspiB einise pergniis.s
Stunben perleben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24
Ties itno Sas.

- Dem MeltereibeiiBer Sohn 5leiB
BON gumminsDille puroeu geitern in
Der StBung Der 8eiuuobeitsbeboroe
Die artegsartitel bsrleIen. Gr puros
nnqetpieier, uuber3iigIth fiir Die
psinIi6Ite Sou6erteit in ieinsu Stalz
lungen gu iprgeu, pibrtgenfalls ibm
obne 9nabs Die 2i3en3 ent3ogsn tperz
ben pirb.
- 3os Stdbtrdtbstommittes fir
Wttttel unb Q8eqe bat in etner geitern
ftdttgeGdbter SiBunq eine @rhDbung
Der 2ohne Der in ftdbttfden 9tsnfteu
befinblihen WQihintIten, 5ei3er uno
Seler Sugeitunben. Tie WufhiniIten
fperben infolqeoefcu in 3utuuft itQtt
1926 pro Sag, einen Sagelo6n BON
$3.50 erbolten uno bic 5ei5er unb
Ssler, bic bisber $15 Die Bohe erhielz
ten, peroen etnen Stunbenlobn BON
321a Gents betommen. Sm Snterehe
Der MaihtniIten srIttsr Dor bemGou1z
mittse Der 9eI6Gftsaesnt Der Union,
Sohn 8ople, pdbreno fir bic 5ei5er
uno SeIer WihaeI StIberuasls arsu=
menttrte.
- Der itdptiI6e SuritGtsbsamts
Sr. 2unois berittete geitern Der 0es
iunobeitsbeb0rbe, oGb in Der DerfloHez
nen @ohe Ill SoossFdlIe gu per3eth=
nen tpuren, gsgen 101 in Der paroLeIs
mode oes porigen Sabres. Die 3abI
Der Seburten belief ii6 pa6reuo Der
Mo6e auf 155.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24
Seutihes 8 4beater.
Speettenabeuo am Senutaa Ser
arme Sunatban" WiiAofrs
9Geftermerf.

v@iait Tu mein 2iebiter iein~ . .
cine melobie pon unperglsihli6er
Sd0nbett 3iebt iia burh DGloders
berrli6es Wsrt Der arms Sonatban"
uno piro quaii gum. Stidport Der
5unolung. oSn pelher mobernsnSpse
rette iIuo iolh muiitaliihe perlen ME
bas 9uett: DAB bas WdHnhsu tans
sen muB, tuie Die 5rauen pfeifsn" (Soz
natbansM MpQn), mir iit es nod als
penu es geftern mar" (1ustt 9anosrs
epIoz5arriet"), sd bin Der urms Soz
natban" (Sonatbdn), rSeemannslieo"
(8anoereolo), ,Ge le die. bas gepine
gtipas" (Waoap), limb id, Elm Smpres
Iario, tpero' nieulals metnes 2ebens
frob" (auitlp), bic punperi6onen
gn'embles unb Gb0rs nidt 81 pergeiz
fen. Rsin, Uailloder erieBt tein 2ez
bar, tein Oscar StrauB, tein Gpgler
uuo Die lie Ipnit nod betBen, bic neue
Speretten fabrisieren. Der arme So
nathan" niro INNER nod geseben ners
ben, Denn bic .2uitige Wittpe" ldneii
bearnben uHb Der rWal5ertruum" psr=
rauiht 1T. Miaoders Speretten tpers
ben biz auf peiteres bic Stanparte
oiefes Genres Der muIitaliIhen Sc
niifIe blsiben. Cine muiterglltigsQuf=
fiihrung oes rArmen SonatboR" niro
bas beige 9eutIte 5beater amSonH=
tag Ibeno bieten. 2luh limb ale Nm
3eifen porbanben, ooB Der 2ohn fir
Die muk uno ben berpenpeten ssleib,
Der auf bic ginItuoieruns oisiss eros
BEN g8ertes pertpanot fporoen III,
niht ausbleiben rpirb. DDS publitum
muB rserohen" baben, bdB IS einen
2sderbiNen gieb.. oenn Der @orpertaui
Der gidets ieste nit Montag trdftis
Elm une lit ein 10 Hotter. oub bic
ih0niten 5offnunsen auf Elm sGnslit
beiebtes 6aus berehtigt iino. bile
aieblinse bes publitums baben pors
treffti6e partien i'm .4rnen Jonas
than: JrGulen Nngs!e grone aIs
.6drriet", Grdulein SeHis Maller als
~Wcllp~. 6err llrih 5aupt als .8ans
oersole", 6err Waltsr fiihers4hteu
ais ~Auidlp", 6err 5ans Joritne,
oIs .Sonatbon" uno ale bic anoeren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24
1Sades UossbGatt 9srnas, Seooember
)Jobn Dougbertp, 81, .Repport, ap.
Bribget Wortin, Al, Oregon ctr.

)Jobn Doagbertp, 81, !Repport, Rp
l8ribset Wcrtin, Al, Oregon ctr.
(Grid aptpifd, 26, Gla1pap ape.
lglla QubDis, 20, DO.
}6oraee Dufenberrp, "a, gant ctr.
lWap 6. 2ammers, "a, Dapton ctr.
)stanislaus Gapsdi, %, yeorpoob.
(2aura 0obd. 25. DeIttpoob.
)Jranf O'gonnor. %, aid,monb ctr.
(Imelia Shroeber, Is, Burns Ctr.
(gbas. 8lair, 21, GaIt6olrrne9errace.
lHepa 8roipn, IS, 8. Bater Ctr.
}gugsne DeWeeis, 27, grmtpoob.
lGatb. 0einiger, %. Wiuiamfon pl.
(ssobn Jdrpin, "a, WloDiIm Rodb.
lMarp 5oob, SO, SO. ). Strabs.
(Gbarles Mpore, pleoIQnt Ribqe.
tgliiabetb Bennett, grstpftsr Mo.nu..
|5rant 6. purpear, %, 5oW Strob..
lSuiie groots, 35, 8. 7. Strdbe.
(Diniam 8. gaius, q, ct. Bernard.
lanua Guiding, %, prtcs Sid aoab.
|gomunb Stepenfor, 26, OIt 8. ctr.
lUtae BURT, "a, Maoiionotue.
(8iliam aoeitsr, 25, 80. QabertpStr.
lGouiIe Srtpeiu, 20, Poplar Str.
(2lIois Weisel, pittsburg, SPA.
(Wapme Riee. gaitern 2toe-
|Sobn Wasruber. 80, Cit 8 Ctr.
l4nna M. 0eete, 26, WaInut Strabe.
|Rob Glonifer, %. ,Jsroms, ap.
lSteaa 5. Dda. 20, 9arttpea.
(2aprsnce Sniber. "a, SOutHio. ap.
lWdbet garel, II, DO.
|5reo. Rupprsai. %, Ginoen gtps.
lWamie Waper, Is, 8eetmun Ctr.
)Glarsnce g.Nunsp. 43, D. aibsrtpitr.
lGlara 9offmun, DO.
(gincent 5aplina, as, Oapton, 8.
lgertba 6. Sonas, 36, Sbio Qps.
(5bomas u. Ruib, 40. Cpenton, ap.
lSabie Ssmpsr. 81, 2enniiou 6oule.
)Grso. Spaetb. 81, Spring @roDsaos.
lMartba Sapper, 28. WtaN. GDe.
(Gicsro S9omas, 80. 8looItone qps.
lSennis Walter, SO. 5off 2tps.
(QGsn W. 5ice, 20, Waoiionoil..
lgatberine Suuoerbous, 90, oo.
|garl 0iloebaus, "a, 2ouisDile, Gp.
t5ermind gngel, %. aibole Rodb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24

elmer unb Massie 0ini.Ibibler.
1858 Wapmiiler 5trnbe; W6bhen.
Sobn unb Gffie 8rabburn, 1912
Qiiion MDe.; Rnabe.
Wiuium unb 1berela Shtpei3sr.
1011 poplar Ctr; anabe.
5orreit unb Sennie MlIsn, 1858
9offner Ctr; anabe.
Gebaftion unb Gpa aoiIer, 1881
pleoIant Ctr; WGbhen.
Jobn uno Qaurn Sboenloub, 1903
Hnee Ctr; WGbhen.
Solomon unb Gpa Sslber. 1913
Gutter 5tr.; MGbhen.
Nobert unb gbnd Wspers, 1884
1orrifon Mpe.; WGbfen.
0reb. unb Warsdrst gladFen. Alb
Ribseipop Nne.; anabe.
Jciepb unb emma 9ofiman. $3.50
Wietor Ctr; anobe.
0drrp unb lueile Uxrb, 3808
Gpring OroDe Mpe.; WGbhen.
}reb. unb Sppbia 9inoemon. 2471
70. WfWiden ADe.; M6bn<n.
Jotepb uno Wurp 2rebs. 410 6ops
tins Ctr; Hnnk.
Games unb Defie 6apnis. 418 on
z. Ctr; Qnobe.
Robert unb donnp SeniOr. 31s
Rodoole Abe; Rnabe.
Jrpin uHb Seize Hettman. 1923
parf GDe.; anobe.
Jobn nnb Gliit Wltinten. 4227
Qirbp 4pe.; WGbGen.
Rid unb Rofa Witt, 1548 Gin
Gtrabe; NGbhen.
Ropmunho uub Della 1idno, 1456
Wolnut Str.; Wdb6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24
8ebt undl @nihington.

Manor Shpab niro Die Stabt
Cincinnati gelegentli6 Der am 7. De-
5ember in 8aIbineton itattfinoenben
Gut6ulung bes Stsuben.0 0entmai5
pertreten. Gr nabm geItern cine Oiess
be3iiolihe gtnlapunq on uno tpiro
oann eleid msbrsrs Gage in Der gun=
Oesbouptitaot bleiben, ou am Z. De-
3embsr Der oiesjdhriae 6afens uno
5luBtongreB isinen aufang niumt.
bem Serr Sapob ebenfuus 6ei5upobs
aen ge0entt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24

Der fit pt0sIid Dor Gut auftbut.
tretet Sbr eritroden 5urilf. Beun
abcr ihruere Granfheitsinmptome,
nie NtQqen-, 2eber- uuo gtterenbe.
Idperoen, aopfiamsr5, Sapinoel.
Ser3flopien, Ritenidppddle, Ii. T. m.
guh OH oen nahenoen Soo ntabnen.
Ihrcttet Chr ruhig >peiter bis hiuab
in bq8 Gra6. Warum pollet ss5bt
nitt Bel s3eiten boren2 Darum
nift nteoer aeilguo nerbcrL bu es
oodl elm iihere8 Seiln1ittel 9eseu aGc
ieuc 1pntptome uno oereu SSolgen
giebt2 Gs iiub Die beritbnten, MIR
aus ben reiniren Gflan3erridTten ber-
qeiteQter Gt. gerunrb arart.erpil.
len. % Gerts. Iue apotbefen.
gE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24

beren Grndbnung auf Elm anbermal
porbebalter bleiben ioa. IS tpiro mods
mals ourouf bingepieien, bab oerBora
OsrtuuT jsBt BEL Otto aQB, 4pothete,
8ine unb 2ibsrtp Str, 8. G. Iheos
balb, 8uhbanoIung, 1919 &ine Ctr,
unb ar Der 8or Office ftattfinbet.
geftsGungen ioQten fir bieie 8oritelz
lung unbebingt i'm 8oraus gsma4t
peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24

Benn mad ben foIterno.n
Gnmer<n bon Outlined man iid
niird bic anlpenhung BON ct. ssn.
iobs Del prompt befrslt fiiblt. mum.
cert man ii4, bo6 man = nidt To-
jort oebrnn&s bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24

- 9etetttp Sobr SO. 9purte BON
gbicaso bolte seitern Gilbert Turoub
Don bier ab, Der auf Grfuhsn Der
6 ghicaeoer gehormn rpegen oneeblihen
unterihleifs nerhoft.t rporNn mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24
@e6arnif6te 9rotelle
Weroen benz Magor besiislid
Der Rfaiteruns Der Stealing
HDao uuterbreitet.

Staotiugenieur Sbiplep mub iih ber=
ftieoens bitters Wabrbeiten Iagen
laFen. - Die 5erreu W. $. alms
uno 3. 8. &roger bic Dortfiibrsr
ber Delegation. - Ius Bureau Of
Municipal 8eIearh pirb Der 9e@
adtung bss Wapors bringeno ems
pfoblen. Die GualitGt Des ge=
ments bilbet ods Saupttbema Der
Debate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24
&ereiHs Mujeiscu.

Gie @}abl Der IretforeH pou
G6e ernIl Station cOun d Building ia.
fiubet iiatt am Suutitag, ben 26 GopemDer, ncu
Z 80 bts 800 ubr IberIos S5dgrllte BsIs
Tanmune am GauIftag, Den 3. Ge8ember.
EeuPriH II b Ell, BrH
gSm. g; BeTIens, Getr. l.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24

Shr Retubeii. Stdrie uue bette RsfIGta.e se'
hraHd1eu Gle
Rippey's Pure Cream II
Tartar Baking Powder.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-24

Wari4-.Reb, Wbite anb Blue
.............O 8. 8. Sbop
Stabreisen.
Webleb rRsmid gifts go. 51.2ampe
7urnerfpiele unb pbramioen nit unb
chue StGbe.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-05-05
6be 3effersontan

schooling only a small portion of the
children.
Now, the question was, how to
stop the demand for more money,
which they would have to pay, be-
cause the people were going to have
better schools in spite of all they
could do? So they proposed two
amendments to the Constitution at
the same time, to be be voted on by
the people:
1st. To allow local taxation for
school purposes.
I'd. To limit State tax to five mills.
The second would bar the State
the first would allow the labOring
class of people to tax the life out of
the landowner
Now, to substantiate my views, I
will cite you to the vote on these two
amendments: look at the returns of
the large cities Ct would give them
if I could, but I only remember they
were large.) Why were they so in
terested in the country local tax?
1t is true that some Of the smaller
and poorer counties voted for this
amendment, but they did it not
knowing it's purpose nor intent.
Now, if it is right to tax the rich
to educate the poor, it is certainly
not right to excuse the very rich
(who have all their wealth in one
district), and tax the life out of the
small or large landowner
My object is to give you my views,
and if there is anything in them you
can investigate.
Locust Grove, Ga. TAXPAYER.
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nine months in the year to go to
school, they are certainly able TO
supplement three months to the six
months we already had, and that
would be satisfactory and fair to all,
and much cheaper to those who
groan under the burden of local tax
to school negroes.
Has any sane man with all the
light before him, the bold, contemp-
tuous impudence to say that the To-
cal school tax in Randolph county
has really benefited any one except
school officers, whom it was intended
to benefit, instead of pale-faced
country children who have fetched
so much water from school officers
eyes?
Now, I do not intend to be illogi-
cal, illiberal, and God forbid I am
disingenuous. Let me say that our
farmers children who are largely
digging local school tax out of the
fields are incensed with humiliation
which can only engender a feeling of
unrest and the result will be to ar
ray one class against the other. And
the government of no nation, state,
town. county or community can pros
per in morals, religion or govern
ment, neither in time of war or
peace, with one-half of her subjects
arrayed against the other half.
I will suggest that, as our small
farmers can't spare their children
more than from two to six months in
the year for the school-room (and
more would be worthless), they en-
courage them to make the best pos
sible use of that time they can. The
rest of the year train them to work,
and make them do reasonable labor.
Meanwhile, furnish them with good
periodicals and few choice histories
to read at odd times and rainy days
and encourage your children to read
them. Organize a debating society
at every country schoolhouse to take
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LOCAL SCHOOL TAX.
More Talk About This Educational
Craze

More Talk About This Educational
Craze.
I believe it is a custom universal
in civilization for the boys to occa-
sionally waste a few volleys of am
munition to break the monotony of
fruitless hunt; and as the world
leads, we follow.
Now, we have passed through one
term of so-called public school in
Randolph county, under the local tax
scheme. It is no longer scheme
for DISCOURSE We only have to look
at the notorious facts.
We witnessed on the first Monday
in September, 1906, the negroes, as
same as whites in all the towns in
Randolph county, opening up with
their schools.
We witnessed throngs of negro
children from six to eighteen years
old leaving the farms and going to
the towns to board with their cous-
ms, aunts, uncleS, or grandmOthers
and going to school
So the most of the negroes have
had full nine months school, while
those little pale-faced white country
children Cover whom Prof. Childs
lost so much water from his eyes)
had to remain on the farms and help
their old fathers and mothers gather
the crops so as to raise tax money to
pay for negro schooling.
There is no regardful voter af
Randolph county but what is obliged
to know that local school tax works
a hardship on farmers of Randolph
county,. and only benefits school Off
GERS, tax receivers and collectors by
swelling their salaries.
If the patrons of any special school
or locality can spare their children
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THAT SCHOOL TAX ACT SHOULD
BE REPEALED.

Dear Sir:-Just few years pre-
vious to the amendment to the Con-
stitution of Georgia, allowing local
school taxation, there was a powerful
cry for more money for public
schools. Such counties as Fulton,
Chatham, Richmond, Bib, ETC., to-
gether with the railroads and rich
corporations, saw they were paying
something like half of the tax, and
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LOCAL TAX FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS

Local Tax for Schools in the week
ly. l do not wish to take up very
much of your valuable time and
space, but | trust the discussion will
continue until your readers have re-
ceived great deal more light on the
subject than we have been able to
obtain from a perusal of the argu-
ments SO far given.
In last weeks issue of The Jeffer-
sOnian, Thos. H Andrews states that
there are on his place white school
and a negro school; that the white
school closed last week, while the
negroes are still running their
school. This situation he charges to
local tax. Now, Mr.. Editor, one of
your penetrating mind may readily
see how local tax could produce this
state of affairs, but man of my
mental caliber must have more ex-
plicit statement than that furnished
by Dr.. Andrews. This, bearing
school district, has both a white
school and a negro school within it's
borders. It also levies a local tax
for public schools. The negro school
has been closed for some time. The
white school is still in session, and
nine months has expired, unless the
smallpox or some like calamity
breaks it up.
In your reference to DR.. Andrews
letter you state, that with the lights
before you, you are opposed to this
double taxation, by which some get
what they want at the expense of
others. Generally speaking, I think
this sound proposition, but do not
think it applies very forcibly to local
tax for public schools.
I think it a safe proposition to
state that the benefits, financial and
otherwise, to be derived from the
building up and maintaining a first
class school in any community will
be greater than the cost to the tax
payers. Good schools attract good
settlers. Good citizens help to pro-
duce more wealth. The presence of
newcomers of the good sort en-
hances the value Of property already
in the community. Now, if the tax
payer gets value received for the
money expended, why should he OBJ
ject to the tax because some poor
children will receive some benefit
therefrom? The taxpayers would
certainly find it an uphill business
accommodating and holding wealth
without the aid of the poorer class.
Now, Mr.. Editor do not hope to
change your mind on this subject,
but | am looking for light on it, and
| find from past experience that the
Jeffs are splendid medium through
which to receive the light. Their
columns are always open to both
sides of a question.
With the lights before me | am in
favor Of local tax for public schools,
but I am not averse to changing my
mind and position on a question
when l find I am wrong. Turn on
the light.
With many wishes for the con-
tinued success of the Jeffs, l am
Very sincerely yours,
bearing, Ga. G.. F. RODGERS.
Answer.
The foregoing thoughtful letter of
our friend, Rodgers, is well worth
careful consideration His argu-
ment, that good schools attract good
settlers who increase wealth and ad-
vance the price Of property, looks
perfectly beautiful. But if he will
excuse me for saying so, it won't
stand examination.