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DTAZ EAGER TO QUIT?
Vera Cruz Rumor says Members Of his
Family Are sailing for france.

Special Cable Despatch to The SUS.
VERA CRU2. April ~. 2.--Advices received
from Paris state that several members Of
the family Of President Diaz ure on board
the steamship Espagne bound for France.
1t ID further reported that Diaz himself
il anxious to go to Paris. but that he
fears capture by Maderists.
Information from private sources has 1t
that the State OF Sonora is prepared "a
declare itself separate republic.
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TSI-ANS GOLD SENT AWAY.
@8O .l<pO. .OllO In Bars shipped 10 England.
According To Pekin Reports.

LONDON, April i2--lt ia reported here
from Pek in that gold bars valued at "a. 900. :
0OO or about $40, 900. .OOO apart OF the wealth
of the late Dowsger Empress Tsi-An.
have been sent secretly to England for
safety,
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~, ,ouIDA-CVBA SPECIAL, I2ias r. ~.
'a,iantn .Htvmin shnn, special 2 'Os y. ~.

I,rc,ric lighted steel sleeper. 10 knisn,s Key.
ramrn Memphis -l2;as train ar JarksonNille s'H
np"W y Os train with obserN alton car ar Atlanta
4sp N. BirmiaghAm no A.. lnl SeaooAri
90 rs iiAs BwAy. ihone Sn MsG.---Adv.
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&NENIEIlENI SPRING lO>H
CAltsayA, Iron and Port
n Y DEWEY b SONS CO, i3s Fulton 81, y
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GUCAr BEAR SPRING WATER
.us PuTtty Has made u famous. ."-.aas.
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A BIRTHDAY DINNER

There was birthday dinEer
given at ". NJ. Masons Oh last
Sur, lhc re wa over y le pie
resent and among many others
Matt E,'s and family; M. Ma G
n e aud family, Mr.. Judge Bak'
and family ac1oml ami !d by
*1.s Reeu of Cheany, Mr.. 81 err
..lar Millsap and family, ara
many ,thers not mentioned
hcrc as your reporter has al 8
poor way of finding cut the
names OF all but wll say the re
port is that the table was sprcat
bountirui a, Il with the best Q
every thing and the 'cpast wa!
Joyous
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ACCIDENT,

Mr. Bob Seal, partner OF Ma
Iiou Coats, III a Veil dEllI; vas On
tie ,3rd. preparing TO so TO
dill iug a we'll in Norwooo,' ard
while viii liug up Tie roy c h S
hand was caught and wa, wound
around the pulley until his AIM
was broken bctWeeE the elbow
and the wrist, nearer the wllst
than eloo",
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x BRUSHYKNOB Thursday, Nov. 3Oth 1911 No. 44,
No..

.l,en it was the accursed thing,
it was neither gold nor silver,
But simply the marrying Of
Jews with Gentiies although God
says the love of money, Is the
root nf all evil Even this does
not tell Us that gold and silver is
the accursed thing, but it is the
love We have for money, not the
money itself But still, we will
present to Our readers another
scripture, which strengthens
our belief and that is this:
"Thcy have built also the high
places of Bal to burn their sons
with fire for burnt offerings unto
Baal, which | commanded not,
nor spakc it, neither came it into
my mind.' Jer. 1A-I
We shall quote another, please
read:
! And tEry have luilt the high
places Of 'Tophet hich is in the
valley of the SON of HinnOn to
burn their sons aud their daugh'
tors in the fire; which ] COM
nlandcl them not neither came
into my heart. Jer-. 1~''l
! Here is the accurscd thing and
also evidence that make ne be-
, lievC that there was two people ,
and that it was the forbidden
fruit. Please read:
"Ihey joined themselves also
unto Baal,peor, and ate the sacrl.
iiccs Of the dead.
f The Y Aid not diStruy the nat
ions couce rning whom the LORD
{ commanded them.
! But were mingled among the
o heathen, and learned their works
+ And they served their idols:
which were snare unto them.
Yea, they sarcifccd their sons
G and. their daughters unto.devlls.'
# lOG Psalms ~ & 4 3435 36 81
y Here we have positiyc facts
c that there was such differe nee,
5, in the two people that it become
o a curse for them to minglc with
each other. And this makes US
"a believer in the two man the.
& ory. And when there is some
z one, who can take those scrip
is lures; that we have quoted in
lS tlis article, and give us, bette;
N light then we will give up the
Sc belief that we have now, fo" the
better one.
IN So we beg fyr continuation
,g Of the hand of God, resting w.
I'd on US; until night and darkness!
at of spiritual blindness will for
lis ever be obliterated from th'
es minds of the people and th'
A. world of mankind see the ligh
ID, as it is in Christ Jesus.
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IF We ARE NOT RIGHT TELL Us.

ready in the land of Nod, was the !,
descendants Of the c:patod man,
who were created OF the sixth
day.
Again we have to believe THAT
there was two people, because
the fol owing scri pturc set them
forth, DleaF @ read,
And it came to r5sss. when
men began to multiply On the
face Of the earth, and daugt tars
were bonn unto them,
That the sons Of God saw the
daugh crs of man that they We're
fair; and they took them wives of
all which they chose" "(Gcn, 61.2)
In this scripture there is two
represented, which is men, and
| tie Sons Of God. those two are
presented, to US as being a
great curse for them to ningie
with each other, and il they had
of been of the same family or of
the same parentagt, there would
not of been any ned Of the
1curSe.
Now travelling on we cross The
nOCd and find these two people
spoken of in this manner, please
read.
| Now these are the generations
of the sons Of Noah: Shem, Ham
and JaphetA and unto them were
sons Dorn after the food.
| the sons of Japheth: Conner
and Magog and Madai and Javai
and TubaI, and Meshccb, an(
Tirus.
And the sons Of Conner Ash
kenaz and Riph4tn and Tosar
NAH.
And the SONS OF Javan: FL
) shah, and Talishish, kittiu
and Dodanim,
by these were the isles OF th
Gentles divided in their land:
: every one after his tongue, aftc
0 their families, in ,Lcir nation!
Y Gen 10 to ).
G We cannot help but belie>
Il that there is two people spoke
Il of here again, in this scriptul
: Noah's family is one, ard tt
Gentiles is another. Once mo
I We ask you to re4d.
Z And there was strife y
J tween the herdmcn of Abram
= Cattle ard tie herGmen Of Lot
IL cattle; ard the Canaanite and t
y pdrjMitc dWelt then in the land
" lGcu. l3-7l
Here we have the two peol
very plainly set forth: Our Ee,
H. ers may think that we are j.
1A picking out scriptures, which
III true. And the reason for it
because We want to know h
nH any ether man cln make thu
- same scriptures read any otl,
We way. And after they eXpl;
re those: then they may take a
en part If tho Bible to eXpl,
ne thcm-apd we are confident Il
nd there is not a letter or a sy]a
pm that change the explanation {
cd particle, from the two man tn
'or ry, So we must come again
IN Please read
,or They have moved me to j
nd ousy With that which is not I.
1as they have provoked me to an
ain with their yanities: and /
,as move them to,jeslousy with tn
son which are not a people: ]
or provoke THEM to anger wit
a.. tyYl;sh nation" lD~ut. 8. =:
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how suchmen as Chambers, Has
l;ins and Smith will Suuirm anc
owist, to do away with Gods Eter'
nal Truths. But to no purpose. |
They have stood the blast OF
giants power, trying TO eradl-
cate :hem and listigulc them
for ages.
Therefore such little winds like
those above mentioned are like
the chaff of the summer thrcsh
ing floor. For here comes anoth-
or witness to help torm our be-
lief. Please read,
For they have taken Of their
daughters for themselves and for
their sons; 50 that tAc holy seed
have mingledlhcmselves with the
people of those lands yea the
hand of the princes and rulers
| hath been chief in this trcspass.
| And when | heard this thing,
| rent my garment and my man
tie aud pluckcd off the hair of my
head and of my beard, and sat
down astonished.' Ezra O. -
i Thelc is no gold and silver in
this that go to make up the a,
hominab(e, or accurscd thing.
:; is just simply the Holy Seed
, ming|ing themselves with the
i, [peoplc of those lands. $50 But VIC
4 must give our opponants, anntll
er glorious witness to contiru
our belief, read again:
:, "' In those days also saw
y Jews that had married wives o
Ashdod. of Ammon, and of Moab
i Ard their children spake hal
ia the speach Ashdod, and coult
~ not speak in the Jews Language
= but according to the language .
each people.
!" And 7 cOntenlCl with. them
y and cursed them, and smOt
certain of them, and plucked Of
J. their hair, and made swear b,
" God, saying, Ne shall not Civ
your daughters unto their sons
-, ~ nor take tier daughters unit
your sons, or for yourselves,
y Did not Solomon king of lslat
- :, sin by these things? set anon
many nations Was there no kin
r like him, who was beloved of h
N,God, and God made him kin
le over all Israel: nevertheless eve
oo him did Outlandisn women eau:
~ to sim (Neh. 1873 to 26)
VI Here we have even Solont
w pcrtaking of the accursed thil
W and taking strange woman, al
u it is said in another place th
Those strange women turned h
80 heart away. In those scripture
,"' |, we are told plainly that Nehen
''e ah said that he cursed thel
NY
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!, party ~ .artjc- "'sr'tg q
",;r nD"@-o';> @.o0Gh this
T. ].tnn anv >'5t,>'"' reli' ",s
e, otnerwi~, shall be treated
IS a friend Blu, in no case. will
the Editor allow any slang or
slang .phra ses 60 through It's
cclumnS.
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than this to prove that there was
two people. For here We have
tllem plain, God said thai Ee
would provoke TO jealousy the Is
rce|il.s, with a people was not a
people. (lhat was the Gentiles at
that time,) But it is said, by,
many that those old scriptures
has nothing to do with us: They
are done away, in Christ This
is another wrong idea. thay We're
established in Christ. For Pc
ter referred TO our last quotation
in this manner.
Which in times past were not
a people, but are now the people
of God; which had not obtained
mercy hut now have obtained
mercy" ! Peter . 10
And Paul in like manner spoke
of the same fact, Please read.
"Evep us, whom he bath called
not of Me Jews only, but also of
the Getti'es?
AS ha saith also in Osee, [ will
call them my. people, WHICH were
not mypeople; ana her beloved,
which Tas not beloved.
And it shall come to pass
that in ahe place where it was
said unto them Ye are not m,
people;Mhere shall they be callet
the chill tdren of The living God
Rom. s4-24 26'
Here are the two people name,
and referred to and the distine
ton made 50 plain M one but
mad man would dare dispute.
The one in times past not
reople, and the other c.'ass a fu
: and complete people,
Oh. Dear Reader, those are tn
things that make up. and eXecut
, the feeling that makes us helicy
that there was two people, tn
, ore created on the sixth day an
: the other ore formed after til
t seventh day. But we must L(
!. stop here yet, we must go bac
again and learn there was tx
G people by the mighty curse IT,;
n would come upon them, cspecia
'. ly the one class by these mir
e ling with EACH other, please rea
e There were giants in II
earth in those days: and ali
e. after that, when the sons of Gt
= came in unto the daughters
5 men, and they bare children
'ci them. the same became nigh
men which were Of old. men
rcnOwn.
10 And God saw the wickedne
i. of man was great in the cart
st and that every imagination of |
is thoughts of his heart was Oh
is evil continually.
wv And it,repentet the Lord Il
50 he had made man on the ear
er.) and it grieved him at his lea
in And the Lord said, I will de
nv ROY man whom | have Great
in from the face ol the earth: bt
,at man, and beast, and the Creep
10 things, and the fowls Of the a
re for it repenteth me that | h;
~. made them" (Gen. Ga to I
JDear reader, how rlain this is,
: these two pc 'ple minglin1 W
al. each other, causes God t. grit
od at his heart, that they should
yer this abominable thing. And S
will that he would destroy them fir
ose the face of the earth for it, W
will a very light exception. J
l a Noah and his family, 'and
y and two of all flesh. But Oh
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If We ave wrong in those scrip,
ules tnat we shall present in
his Article, We sincerely hope,
some one may prove to MS onr
by these samr scriptures.
Nov we belj,vo by comparing
the following two scriptures.
and then connections, they prove
to us, that there was two men
spoken Of p'olsc read,
so God created man in his
own image, in the image of God
created he him; male and female
created he them" (Gcn | -337. J
And iErn read.
"And the Lard God formed
man OF the dust of the ground
AID brcathcd into bis nO,tli!s tho
breath Of life: and man become
Il liv,n, soul" Gen. -
We must bt lievc that those
two scriptures. set forth to diff
fcrcnt men, and that their con,
neclions prove it to be so. For
the connections Of the first verse
quoted above, prove that this
man had dominion over all the
earth. And the connection with
the second scripture quoted
prove that this man was placeo
in the garden, and he was &c
Dress the garden and keep it
BY this we learn that these
two men could not POSSIBLY bt
the same man, For it is t"u,. q
[ gaiu. that CREATION and IOR
NATION, are Lot the same
/ Please ret q,
"ln the beginning God create'
| the heaven and the cal tn.
| And the tai tn was WithOu
! form and VOID: and darkness wa
upon >he face of the deep. An
the Spirit OF God moved upon IT,
face Of the wa.er.s. Gen. l-1--
After reading this we must tt
licve tat there is no one VII
can ccMscienciously say thf
these two Texts speaks of III
same mun: There are to muc
q nercpcr in them. But agal
, We uuust quote yun another pa
agroph, please read
= "BtLuld, thou hast driven Il
r cut this day from the face OF tt
+, earth; and from thy face Shall
: be Lld; and / Shall De Il fupiti
aid yayao, I'D iG the earth; and
;. Shall come to pass, that eve
v one that indcth NE sL%i' 81
>. me" tGen. 4-l4)
| Also.
d And the L>rl said unto hi
a Therefore whosoevcr siayethC'
e Vengeance shall be- taken on b
:. sevenfo!d. And the Lord set
d mark upon Cain lest any tindi
ot him should kin him." Gen t -
rs From this language we belle
there was two | eoplc, for th'
had to be a people, who had be
cut in tn. land of Nod bcf'
Cain was banished there, q
they could lot lave come 1r
the mar, who God had form
and placed in the garden,
q he had no chilofen before G.
|a:d Able las burn to Eve,
.jc te have, any asster Cain ;
' Able wa, born until Seth '
eu losn. And that was after {
vi! killed Abel, and after Cain
or bapis4ed, And for this rea
its we believe lhccc were t"o dit
eut men. ard those ne2Hlo
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PuBL1sh ED EVERY THURSDAY
The Lexington standard. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1892-1912, 1911-10-21
Justice John N. Harlan

man ever moved him. When he took
his seat as Justice of the highest
tribunal of the land, he took oath to
always support the Constitution, which
is the supreme law of the land. That
Constitution makes the negro a citi-
zen; and so Justice Harlan, in keep
ing with his oath, felt bound to, and
always did, defend the rights of the
Negro, not because he is a Negro, not
because he is deserving or needing our
special consideration, but because he
is a citizen. God bless him for it,
Resolved, That we will, living, cher
ISL his memory, and. dying, bequeath
it as precious legacy to our children.
Resolved That these resolutions be
sent to the newspapers of the city for
publication and a copy of the same be
sent to the family of the deceased, to
whom we tender our heartfelt sympa-
thy in this, their hour of bereavement,
rcinting them for consolation to Him
who doeth all things for the best and
who never needlessly afflicts His chill
dren who trust in Him.
w. Fl. BALLARD,
E. L. BASKERVILLE,
D. I. REID,
w c. s. HAYDEN,
WIN A. JACKSON.
"a = Is
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Washington
prOSeCufeS UIriCh
The Educators Assailant Again
Pleads for DeIay-case Set for No
Vember 8.

New York City. Oct. 17.-Harry A
Ulrich, the drunken thug who so bru
! tally attacked Dr. Booker T. Wash
ington, the Tuskegee educator, on a
public street in this city last March
was brought to book in the Court OF
Special Sessions, Part v, to-day
Judges ZeIler. Mayo and Ryan presid
ing.
DR.. Washington was in court to
prosecute Ulrich; present also were
his secretary, Emmett j. Scott; Hon.
Charles W. Andersen, Collector of In
ternal Revenue for the Second Dis
trict of New York; Fred R. Moore,
editor and publisher OF The New York
Age; Hon. Ralph W. Tyler, auditor for
the Navy Department, Washington,
d. c.; George W. Harris, of the Am
sterdam News and others Of Dr. Wash
ington's friends.
The people of the State of New
York were represented by Assistant
District Attorney James E. Smith. DIR.
Washington's personal attorney, Will
ford H. Smith, was present as consult
ing attorney.
Ulrich has continued to have this
case delayed each time it has eeen
called for trial, hoping that DR. Wash
ington would drop the prosecution; to-
day, through his counsel, he again
pleaded for delay. claiming that he
had not been able to get his witnesses
into court-this despite the fact that
he has had seven months to do so.
District Attorney Smith opposed the
motion, claiming that Ulrich had 70
witnesses, and that his plea for delay
was simply an effort to avoid The con-
sequences of his brutal and un ealled-
for assault. The judges decided they
would give him one more chance, and
have SET the case down for trial Mon
dav, November 6. DIR. Washington has
notified the district attorneys Office
that he will cancel the series of en-
gagements he has for Wisconsin and
the West, made long since, so as to
be in court. and prosecute Ulrich.
The assault occurred several months
ago, and Ulrich at that time told con-
Trajectory stories Of what led to it. To
the police. he said that he had taken
DR. Washington for a burglar, but to
the reporters he said that Dr. Wash
ington had insulted Mrs Ulrich, his
wife. Ulrich however, was never
married to the woman he claimed as
his wife, and the real wife of Ulrich,
who lives in New Jersey and was de-
serted by him several years ago, con-
frOnted him in court when he was to-
day arraigned for trial
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missioner OF Public Safety z. e. Hay
den. The commissioners have decided
to visit all such places in person to
quietly inform the proprietors that
such signs must be taken down and
that so long as they choose to do busi-
ness in this city they must treat ali
men { free and equal
AThe demand by thu colored people
dt their constitutional Enhts be re-
srected in this regard way64id before
Mayor Hindley by John Adams, local
Afro American attorney. Lawyer
Adams points out that the situation is
becoming such that a cclored man
can scarcely have an order filled in
any of the local restaurants, and even
the servers of drinks behind local bars
often refuseeto serve colored patrons.
Unionism. according to the attorney,
is at the bottom of the move. and he
contends that proprietors Of such
places readily take up the sides of
their union walters and publicly ex-
pose cards as indicated He cited an
experience of his own where he en-
tered a restaurant for lunch and was
at first Ignored entirely by the waiter.
Finally he was informed that the wait
er was not allowed to serve him.
He Immediately took the case before
the mayor and asked that steps be
taken to stop the practice. He was
assured Of the support of the mayor.
Speaking Of the conditions of affairs
Mayor Hindley said:
I'VE are not going to tolerate any
such discrimination. The colored peo-
pie have their rights guaranteed to
them by the Constitution of the United
States, and no union restaurant or
saloon has any legal right to infringe
upon them.
Race trouble must not be allowed
to brew in Spokane. Such actions as
have come to my notice are the TO
menters of race war and threaten the
whole legal fabric of the city and
State. do not anticipate any trou-
bic, but the men who run public places
in this city will not be permitted to
practice such discrimination. So long
as he behaves as we'll as any other
person the colored man has lust as
much business in such places as any
other citizen"
The thing is absolutely contrary to
the Constitution" said Commissioner
Hayden, "and that is all the authority
we need to make them take down
such signs. 1t is not necessary to
have a city ordinance to regulate the
matter"