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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-23

our Coreligionists. but integral, embrace
ing the vast number Of Jews outside
the ranks of reform. We have not
separated ourselves from our brethren
Their cause is our cause, their misery
our misery. their triumph our triulnph
$40 me the greatest peril to Amcri-
can Judaism is right here i'll our big
city. The hurried congestion Of Jews
in New York due to the barbaric per
secution III Russia. Roumana, and
other Eastern points. presents t. us
Il condition that menaC"S the welfare
uf our faith and our solidarity. And
We can do nothing that is more ur-
gent than the bending of all our tf-
forts to the twin problems of immi-
grafton and assimilation in the sense
of Americanization. The history of
Israel shows that Judaism ilourishcd
most healthily when it lived free i'll
the open environment of its neigh
hnrs. Not contraction but contact,
with the larger world is conducive to
the IMMIGRATION of our religion. The
AmCriCanization of our immigrant
brethren will also diSarm criticism
against immigration.
The future of Judaism III America
~. i'll the main. dependent on tho re
Term movement. Without casting re-
tlCctions ON the other phases of .Iuda :
ism in this country the fact is clearly
patent To all observers that. to Il great
extent, the progressive Jews are doing
tn" things for Israel that count. -
New York Times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-23

1yo,,l, 49,, -,o ,,,o,-,,,.. 49,, .,a,,Ia,.
one ana honc nor ,a d,
ero,, ''' Ill ~ ,ole It'''''' III ''O'~h
~ VIZ VIZ Cur In, ,, all ,ho ,.o;.bt
NJ IN er leanlN SggI. an M frciesht
un,,iI - % ,,,., hainI,
ro"i' ot sus piueu Sn1i' ,, ti rt'} Nv
ctn do'atlhS planeS ana "ou ,,n y, h.
consilirocI sfdIiaS So ta1 'I III
ca H., 49,; ~ ~ u ~ , I,a
I ny iniosSipie, / ne 1851 'Vuiu ~
49,, ~ p"aL9 atDth tt ,.tO -, '''siu'
h,,iidi , La - ho,nrna ~ 80
.'ii, u , " II. ~ ~ 49,, .,d i,,iI -
di9a,iE 10 aTSCTIlu the SAINT PEI peiuicuiar
w. ~, Co"ip = iiletut' .,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-23
SPORTING NOTES.

John Svanberg Of Sweden won thu
15-mile race at New Haven Saturday
night at the Casino in lii 3eiu Ais
Garter Collins of West Haven fin
ished se,ord. II iaps behind. his time
being lii 3lm 2ls. The track was II
laps TO the mile. Henri st. Yves Of
France, the other contestant was
forced to quit in the 10th mile owing
to an injury to his foot. He was
running close second TO Svanberg
at the time. In coming into the
stretch on the 18th lap of the 10th
mile his right ankle was turned. Swan
berg and Collins We're both strong
at the finish.
Jack Donaldson. the South African
professional Splinter, Saturday ran $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-23
AVERAGE MAN is SELFISH
For That Reason War Against Nre
ventahle Diseases is Not Successful

According To III f'uE'zt', az
health commissioner u ~" .,,,t
New YORK. WI" aa''t'sa'=, ,..i,,.,,,,..
gathering OF itt INSURANCE -, I;I., =,
S"lhshhess anu tsllor'n's '','.''u ri
granite wall, hi"eNlhI 'i''. - Vs. s.,;I
healthfui REFORMS III s'iis ''''''''
l'r' Porter ,,,,-;.l,
I III ii proposition = NJ :, IN
for a proper S'"aE' =,
stan a pr"''ttcu N9' ,,,
town, S'ilShfieSS ""jeN -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-23
CoPENAAGEN'S FRESH FISH
Is Brought to the Door Swimming in
Water.

1ybe, 81 npr-1ou bitV5, fresh fish in
,,Cnenhaeen lie really gets it. More
,b9n ,b,t he gets uucontaminated
s,.i, RI. sewers usrd empty into
~, ...., at tho nearest convenient
,,irt. Now tho sewage. is collected
main tI.Inl,- line and carried two
t,il.u,ters ont to .-c; before il is re-
inaend
.r,b,s There * no langsr any centam-
in,+i,p of tIla# h;,rb -. or the SEA f,nnt.
,rbis not only puts an end to the
n,,ieapc,s that used Ia arise. but en-
afins hoats full Of live fish t. come
Close n shore, and right into he town
nv, means nj the salt water canals.
T., mis- manner ut }eaSt the smaller
1,h .,re kent alive rntil the moment
tbs,. ira, sold ANY number OF wood
an hoa+. are MERGED with holes and
fI,ad with fish. these boats lust tioat
~, tho s,,r+ac. at, In, water. and the
ltL,ng osh is taken cut Of them when
,,.,ntnd
Rut rs everyone cannot 20 to the
waters .dge to buy fish there are wa
for ranks or wheels md TIE live fish
,ro brought IN the flaorS OF the peo-
,,la.s ho,eae The nrincipal fish mar
kDt WAS huilt by tn municipality and
is Iot to a wholesale fish salesman
II is = delight 70 sec how clean and
br:e.bt these prernists are kept. There
!. no snreadine the fish on slabs -
that dust and dirt nay settle or them
Var, nretty tessela1ea tile tanks ara.
allied with running water. and nero
~. smaller fish swim abaut. The
larger fish. sucn ~ Il CT halibut. tr,
too cumbersome Ia keep alive and are
therefore placpd in tEe cold storage
rooms.
Not only are tho fish fresh, but they
are generally v+-rv well, sometimes
even artisticaIlv cooked. At Copen-
hagen the domestic servants trade
union has instituted 4 school where
members of tie lI.lI,n arr. taught how
to he clean and neat, how to Soy. t.
wash and starch, and above all Lew
tn cook. 4 LITTLE restaurant is at
tarhed to this school where anyone
can have a CHEAP meal, thus giving
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-23
SPORTING.
THOMAS AND MANTEll.
Hanks Matches These Two Middle
weights for City Hall, Feb. s.

1lHaEpr tanks announces that he
ha- nat feu joe TIL mas of san Fran
'lz"" ana frank Mantell OF Pawtucket.
=. T.. ami that they will meet at City
NAH On Y ednes lay evening, FEB. S. in
~" S.N-rcund bouts. Mr.. Hanks has
ffc" wa teiearams from both the men
n WhisH hey accepted his offer.
b'tN meeting will be between the
fED men #ho are acknowledged to be
~" bet white middieweights in the
World ana Is the best attraction in the
hoN'ne Linz hat has yet been offered
- 'F.- ting raernity in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-23

yards in II seconds at Kimberley,
Cape Colony. This is a new worlds
record, lettering both the amateur and
professional records. The amateur
record for $50 wards vas made by Il.
+. Walker of South Africa in April.
1909. He covered the distance in IA Is
seconds. Walker since has turned pro-
fessional. Harry Hutchens ran $50
yards III 1l1s seconds in 1857. This has
staid as the professional record since
tlIat time.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30

mentet, og f%orbolosbts faa Menne1fer
bar I @a6erne for at ie Ben 1tor1aa=
e6e celebration af @pen.
Sm 2er6agen bol6tes sen itore
Slaa6eparaoe be6 Spitbea6, / bpil=
fen oeltog 1876 Sfibe, ser repreien=
tere6e 18 Mattoner. 167 al 6isie
.Sfibe bar %engelife, o9 &ara6en itraf=
tie fig oper en- 2angoe al 6 S6mile.
Mlle Sfibene bar pragtful0t before,
reoe. &ongen og 9ronningen 1eile6e
op 1angs Sfibslinten / &ongepacbten
~&ictoria ans gilbert" og btlites met
bragen6e &ononialper fra iamtlig(
@fibe. 6orl10en Sc engellfe Sfibt
bar Ser &rigsifibe fra Sc Sorene6(
Stater, ser bap6e set it6rite 9th
6laaoen, ~9elamare", Epiflan6
Sronfrige, Sapan, 9ltrtge Stalien
&uslan6, @panien, 9anmarf, ytor
&c, Spertge Mrgenttna> Gbili, Spr
fiet, &ina og &ollano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30
Kroningen / gng(ano

Song @eorg 5 V. og 9ronning
@orp al England blep Sirsoag iiolte
l1ge froneoe og ialpeoe / 8eltmin=
lter Mbbe6i / 2pn0on n16er ltore
6eitligbe6er, til bpilfe ser / Maane-
ser har pGret giort Sorbereoelie r.
Set bar en- 8egipenbeo, iom bar be-
ret forl1oiet mes itore Sorpeutntn=
ger fife blot / ielpe gnglan6 og bclc
oct brittle giige me6 bets 8eiiooel1cr
og &olonier / alle @erocnsoele, men
ODER bele &erocn; og iaa at iige ollie
&iger og 2anoe pao &lo6en Dapbe
ien6t Mepre1entanter for at operpure
Geremonter1te.
Sfplge Meo6elelierne fra 2onoor!
bar Song @eorgs og 9ronnina
Marps &ronin9 sen bpitioeligite pe
melt itorilaaeoe, ser nogeniinoe CT
foregaaet / Gnglan0. Sorbere6aIle r=
ne bar tr11fne me6 sen iterlte 0n1bll
/ olle &enieen0er, og oertil Tom, al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30

borg: n@en / @aar iagoe Sfolefor,
eningens 6ormono Senrif Sbomien
til mig: Damn meiter-!" (Mr
Munterbeo.)
s. Sbomien: vTimm bar &et
Seq ifnI NOT bp6e mine 10 @arf."
@raboD
@fau: ~9et er pirfelig meget op:
m%untre16e." Mnnterbe6.)
2an60agsman6 81. Misien, @ibp;
81 er bilt aIle Spn6ere / set 5tpf.
fe, og leg tror fife at hi ifal penne oS
til at trGffe binanoen frem paa Ser
Maa6e." Mooiigelie. Eilraob
Saa 1pnge set gaar mes 2rne, e,
ser Inlet / @eien. 6tormen6e M1tn
terbe6.)
@aar6ejer Scbmiot, @laiergooro
u2a6 % beraf lGre, at ri ifal tall
bort Sprog, iaa rent iom ri fart.
(@er! @oanoflap.)
Set er iGrligt Sc ii6lte 2tnier b
gierne biloe inoprente bore SANDS
memo / Mm1erifa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30

en- &tgsfonference, ne6 &epreien-
tanter fra bber erfelt 9eI al Sc Brit
.tiife 8eii06elier, retop / oenne Sis er
iamIet / 2on6on. @ele oenne &e=
proclamation bar iooIeoes iitan6 til
at 6eltage / Geren1onierne, bpilfet
man benter oil bi0roge fit til, at
Migets enfeIte 9ele bill fomme / rpr=
mere og inoerltgere 8erering og
5ambirfe.
Mlle Me66elelier gaor 116 pao, at
Song @eorgs 9roning / @bitioelig=
be6 og &ragt langt opergtf bans az
heoe Saoers. Geremonien / @ejt=
miniter Mbbe6i pare0e / tire Timer
og foregif efter en beltemt Sr6en,
ct &itl1al, Ser bar beret fulgt beo
ollie &roninger mes gjen11em Si6crne,
og Ben leoiage6es fra fdrlt til iiolt al
cit itorilaaet @1tiif, bpor &oriange,
iagte Mffompagnementer, &onge=
bpmnen, 8ul6er al Grommer og
Srompetifralo ioeligt befsle6e. Scott
geparrets 89rn 6eltog / Geremonier=
ne / Sc 9ragter, iorn Geremoniellet
poab6o.
Mllere6e &loffen z Morgen be,
gpn6te l16lan6ets &eprei %entanter og
2on0ets 9ignitarier at arripere til
@citminiter Mbbeoi. Men bele Scat
ten igiennem bopoe Ell @eng6e Eil=
ffr1ere bol6t @tilling / Sc @aoer,
giennem bpilfe 9roningstoget fra
Buckingham Hala6s ifl1lbe gaa.
Snogangen til Mbbeoiet og Sc nGr-
nleit t%illtp0en6e @ooer bepogteoes al
Gropper / Gala, ialt 6eltog 100000
Solbater, 2anoz pg @arinetroppe,
og enbel inoiife Sropper, / @eremo.
nierne, 6els iom &ogter, 6els / Sp-
toget. 2i6t ienere fom ollie Sc fpr=
ltelige @jGiter / lnffe6e fongelige
&ogne, og &l. 1890 mel6te Ell &a.
nonialltt, at set egentltge &ronings:
tog for1o6 Buckingham Salads. Sci
bar le6iaget al CIT folesiaI l%16foloelie
al Hragt I l1niforlner og 9ragter
3cn fongelige @ogn par omgipet al
CIT sgrespaat oq fulgtes al &o1gens
inoilfe S%roonnanier / @ilfeoragter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30
En- fri 1rpuf hflhrrhehf
wlArR TnlkH maurltnrlarr,

st af be met mertparbise 8epiier paa be
uiGbpanlige latserenbe Gpner / ST.. GolDz
pells Syrup 4epfin er, at ben inopirfer life
olene paa Mennefer / beres bcofte Mar, men
ogiaa paa benz beb Ml~oersgreno1en. Qige
laa mango 8rebe mootages fra Mpbre /
@nlebning at @elbreoelie for 8prn, iom
ira MGnb og &binber paa so, 70 % 80
Mar: Set maa | 5anobeo bore ct pi6unz
berligt 2atseringsmibbe1.
Sit @e1breoe1ie af Moprz og Snbpolos=
ltbelier bos elbre .Golt bar bet lite fin giae.
Set opbener Stanbsninsen, fierner 6obeb=
pine, 9eberiDge, @as, 9gfigbeo efter Maal=
tibet, ofb. Golt | ben frentrebne Mlber bpr
terge TOR at regulere Maben beb at BRUCE
Sr. 0olbtpells Syrup 9epfn. Sc ian fors
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30

lense 9ipet peo at resulere Maben. etanbs=
ming ! Mapefunttioncn fprer til Spgoom.
&binber tan giennem be t%ritiite Mar lite
9ibre bebre enb at BRUCE SDrup pepfin flez
re @anse ugentlis inbtil @pftemet after ct
| Srben.
glanot be traftisfe @nbefo1ere at ST..
Cabinets Syrup pepfn ct Mr. %. g.
3orn ! Netp 9ecatur, Mla., % Mr. George
g. @paulbing at Rational 6olbiers 8ome
! &anias, bes9e albre Menb. Gn Slate at
f%eobanlig @tbrrelie Tan tipbes | allie Mpos
tbeter for so Gents os 81.
Gn fiji 4rbbeflafte tan faas beb at ienbe
9eres Mbresie til ST.. @. 81. Galoiuell,
639 Galbpe1l Building, Montice1lo, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30
gmi( pou((en.

SOIH u0OUIe DtQ1lDI DOre 9lDDeOel
fra 9anmarf iiolte l1ge er ftp. fgl.
Sfueipiller, Rrofesior emil Soul
ien, ofgaoet pes 9poen Sen s..
SUIT. San 6e0e paa lin gilla ~gr-
noes" pes @eliing9r, SO Star gam=
mel. S benpe6 35 @ar bar Fan en-
al Sc leoen6e &l1nitnere pe6 Sen
6anlfe Motionaliceae, fra 6pilfen
ban tog Mfifeo for 10 Mar iioen men
ban pe0blep lige til lin 500 at bore
lepen6e in%teresleret / 6anif Sbeater=
lin, bportil fan 10 ogiau blep fnpt=
tet mes 11pe 8aano> ga bans to l.nge
Spnner, Moam og Sobannes, rpffeSe
frem for at bnp0e @opnets Sraoi=
tioner, og bal1s Gatter, &aren
@argretbe, er ligele6es iloaet iro
pao Sen iceuiife &jpbenbopt.
S r&olitifen" ifriper G0paro
@ro,1oes ON emil &oullen.
IS 0anlf S6eoterbiltorie ptl ban
5lipe nnpnet i61anot Sc ltore, iblan0t
Meitrene, Sfl1epla0iens 9eberifere.
I@on bar sen ppperlte 6ortolfcr for
lin Si6s 6ramatilfe 9igt1ning, for
ito6 og flargior0e Sens Sfiffelier.
@on fl116e maa1fe pl1nftpis naaet
I; bejere, Dpis Iiosaan0en bap6c pgret
onoerle6cs eller rettere Sen Man0,
Scr itpre6e Nationalicene1. Mc1
,Sbeotret og 2iteratl1ren ifploer bom
llenoeligt meget.
rS11gcn far tolt Ganif rel1ere cl=
Ter imuttere en0 ian. Sans @plt
por lp0efri og ifjpn al &long, 11aar
ban life maatte l16ili0e Sen. Set
bar CIT Mpoelie at bpre bom 1lotale
sen jnpnc Sutnil1g mes bpert Sro
blpot og lp0igt eller fremlige Set
gpbe &ers / rigt og pGgtigt Sone=
folo. Ser nar 6anif Sommer /
bans Sale: sfopeniombeo og Sl1g=
Ieiang.
rSg uu ~er 6enne Stennne for
itl1mmet for bejtan0ig. Sans emil
Ter ill1f11et, bans mooige Aa11o oper=
mtn0en. San bar life iom Sc an
SIRE; be6re, e6lere, ui1naalig og Der
iferopgtig. @i ifal life lie fans
Mage. Sg 6og = set pioun0erli=
&c er 10 ifet, at Sen 0p0e @erifer ef=
terla0er Jig Ell fongelig Slegt. Ser
,er noget meget mutt /, at Gmil
Eol1lien leper / fine Sgnner: /
Moom &ouliens ifi9nne &pit, / So
bannes &ouller %bl911benoe Mliioig=
beo. Sc opoe leper, 11aor man ten<
fer paa Dem - 6erom ban0ler Moe=
terlincfs lioite Sfueipil. Sc, Ser bar
fienot Gmil 8oullen / bans Mono=
comsfraft bill altio mtn0es bam 0,
ioaleoes bill ban lebe / 0iSieS Grin=
bring, meoens Sc pngre, naar Sc be-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30

ncm Sc 11,1ges aunit."
Gmil Houlien bar &ipbenbopner
al 6eolel. Men Ta6eren par fra
2an0sbpen Speo in0panoret berti!
iom Sjener bos Sperifenf, @rep
2onneifjolo=S amiee, og fit ienere
en- MnlGttelie JONI Eoltbu6. &au
bar en- Man0, bpis 9omnelie og ST.
teresi er bar lo1gt ODER fans 5touo,
len iurig 9elrn0rer al San1ti0ens
ltore Sceneflnltnere og meget multi
fallf begapet. Sans @grn tog bans
Snteresler | Mrp, Sc to Senner,0 laf
og @mil, JONI aftipe &1.nitnere, 9ot=
teren, @repin6e &ant5als, og Ell tre-
Sic Spn, ser er Sfolemano og ITO
prpget Muiifoen> lom &l,nltelifere
og Mmatgrer.
M(lereoe / Sfoletioen lpilleoe emil
Noulien &ome6ie. Set bar pe0
Observation-Disclosures S%l1le=Toreltil=
finger, Fan pon0t fine Sporer. %
Fan gior6e fer iaa megen 2pffe, at
ban, 6a ban / 1860 Dor blepen St,-
sent, par ielpifrepen JON me9Dir<
fen6e pes Observation-Disclosures So
reltillinger.
Mens @oroifopet for mango betp=
beige iceniife &l1nitnere bar itillet
Jig tpipliomt itrafs pes 0eres 9ebltt>
bar bette life &ilfel6et for gmil
Rouliens ge6fomm1en0e. @ammen
mes lin Z Mar pngre 8ro0er Olaf
0ebr1tere0e ban SEN 16. g(pril 1867
iom erasmus / @olbergs ugras=
mus Montanus", / bpilfet 9rooc=
rem lpille0e Sacobs &olle. Set to-
neongipenoe ~Gogblaoet" foit1log, 1T
~ oa meget ipnes man 0og / bette
||Silfel0e berettiget til at flute af
bpao maj iaa og bdrte, at Sen u11ge>
friife @raft, ser fprite Gang u0fol=
0e6e Jig / sen @olbergife &omeoie,
pirfelig far Ell Gremtio". S6eatret
bar p%ienipnligt al iamme @ening;
set tiloelte bom itrafs en- Neffe
npe &oller, og Set iaa forifjelligar=
te6e iom @rep Sc @usliereS / @cri=
bes Sc l1trpltelige", 9ar1lep /
@i9rnions vMorio Stuart, 8iifop
&opo / uNal1atofe" og Sitelrollen /
Cert @eitpbaler".
Set forgelige Sbeater bar fic
oe11 l1pe Sfueipil6pgnings Sl1cpiel-
le og til Marb1nnore0ififtet / lnr!ia
Groo Gmil Houliens Scene. San
prugc0e Sen n1e0 lin itore <ltl1r
og me6 lin Smog, og ban latte
M9rfelfel peo lit SalentS operor=
oentlige Mumfong. Saa feromenal
Ell Nopuloritet bon iom mig Sflre-
lpiller noaeoe JONI "Mmbrolius", og
ioa ifjpnt set 0onife Sprog flp0 fra
bans 2Gber iom Brinien al Gan=
mari = set er 6og life iom 9prife=
rem, iom @elten eller lom Gllferen>
emil Noulien far riltet lit Noon
mes @1t1er / 0onlf EbeoterbiItorie,
men iom Sen fremrogen6e &arastec=
lflteipiller baa0e / Set gan1le og oct
npe @epertoire. Sc, Ser for 6aft
sen 2pffe at ie bans Sbp(ocf =
fren jtil(et mes en- titoniif '&roft og
glp0enoc 6ontoii - oil ol6rig CLIENT
me sen; men ligeiaa list Sc, Ser
buffer born JOINT @ialmar gfoabl,
[Sobn @abriel 8orfmar eller Som
full @ernicf. Metop oette, at gnti(
&oulien blep Sbien-S fl1eipillercn
par efscellence, bier 0mfonget al
bans nopifling. 5tor er 6o hen
@ielo, set oanife Gbeater og oct
oanife Hublifum itaar I til emil
Eouliens Minoe.
S alt bar gmil &oulien paa Get
ifgl. Sbeater ipillet ca. 20 Mol(er.
H.LLr III AAo ~ u
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30

rmbrer S6nnerne, pil fgle Gaoerens
beie <ltur i1aa Sem / Mp0e gjen=
mem Sc hinges STUNT"
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-03
S;f555 "" MCCLURE TEN CENT C0$SFF65RE;FF55
Extra Special Six Days Sale
Monday Morning March 9Th, 8 am.


own Judgment
aH
ourPJR
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-03

Pa to o*5a n T SoGd ap1 G 5sd m
Ribbons, No. so Silk Ribbon, lowered and
striped, easily worth 45c per yd., at 15c
Lace Curtains, width q yds, good quality val
Tie 9OC pair, at soc
Table Damask, white only, width 5S-in, val
ue soc yard, at 21c
Towels large size, red border fringe towel ex-
ira quality value 19C EACH at 1Oc
Ladies' White Underskrts and Gowns, Lace
and embroidered edge, each 75c & $1.OO
Corset Covers & Pants, with Baby Irish Lace
at Is and soc
We call special attention the above which Bargains
worthy Of your attention.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-03-03
Try Pound of our Candy, the Quality is Good
I L E S d A Y, 9 A. NJ.

Safety Pins, value Cents card at ~ Cent per card
TOurning Pins value Cents a card . Il Cent per caro-
Hooks and Eyes, valne cents card Cent per card
Pearl Buttons, value cent card .. Il Cent per card
ThimbIes, value cents each at .......I Cent each
Import Hair Pins value I5C package at Cents a package
Bone Collar Buttons value card Cent per card
Carolina TaCum, pound at Cent per can
Ladies' Belt Hose Supporters value 25c per pair
Mems Hose Supporters, value Cents per pair
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-04-13
PAGE NINE

Il was but a common fragment Of clay; but
[ made my home near rose-bush, and so it
came to pass that | gradually absorbed some
of the sweet odor of the rose"
In this fable is profound truth. Asso-
ciate with bad people and bad books, and you
will partake of their evil nature: cultivate
good people and good books, and the perfume
of the flowers will penetrate your mind, and
heart and soul.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-04-13
Enlisting Negro Troops

Our Government never learns ANYTHING
Only a short while ago the whole country was
agltated by the Brownsville outrage which, in
spite of Hobson and Foraker, was fastened on
the negro soldiers.
Wherever these black troopers are stationed.
they cause trouble. Off duty, they are drunken
roWdies, who insult white people wantonlv.
and cause IGN of terror throughout the
vlclnage. From New England to the Pacific
Coast they have proven themselves intolerable
nulsances. From every community in which
one OF these negro garrisons has been quar-
tered have been sent to the War Department
the most urgent entreatieS for the removal of
the troops.
But the Government is obdurate 1t seems
hell-bent on a policy of Social Equality if
not of gradual amalgamation Negroes infest
every avenue of governmental employment in
Washington; they are the pets of the railway
mail-service; and negro has recently been
elevated to the second highest office in the
judicial Department. Boston niger, at
that.
In their reckless efforts to secure continu-
ance of their stay in the White House, one
President after another completes for the
negro vote. The only remedy is. to ignore
the 18th Amendment and restrict the fran
chlse to white men.
This is a civilization of white Protestants
In defiance of the Pope's thunders of excom-
municatlon, the Protestants of England
wrung from King John Ga Pope's minion) the
Great Charter of our liberties White men
made our social system what it is. White men
made our governmental system what it is.
White men founded our educational and
religious systems. And uhite men should
maintain what their ancestors established.
We don't need any of the colored and inferior
races to defend our homes and iresides, our
institutions and our liberties We don't need
the negro in the army, nor in the civil service.
We don't need the Chinaman, the Jap, or the
Hindoo.
The uniform, the gun, the office, the ballot
belong to ohite men, and our future will
never be safe until we exclude from military
and political privileges every colored man
whOmsOever.