The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-10-17
No. 80.

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4 grcw sirwa or city life az arssr
haek 10 the couatry. TIE Cleveland
bond panic pc, thoasands bach scn.
years ago. al II wtisoa gets . chance
20 '-panic" soar y~arx bit nay rwsait
In = general moxtnE back TO the f.rm
again Cleveland ~soup" wus saiA TO
ee a hard doae. Taose were the days
when you could get q Eood aiaasr
for ten e~nts-but eczidnt ret the
ten cents II you are young or snsx-
perienced you might Try The wtlsoa
era ov prosperity an se~ how hls vii
compare ~ith the good 90 old
Cleveland days when eosion tlsntD
wux tour and ave eents per ponnd
Back 10 the farm" will be . sad
reality then
In ancient Germany the lover or
der ov people united themselves with
the soldiers. The Emperor ordered
the courts ov justice. the fairs an
things ov that kind. 10 bo held In tho
towns. In that way the towns began
10 grow important At hrrt awi prod
ucts oy the farms which werc brought
to the towns for sale were aoid at
public auction an the demand made
the price high or low. according TO
the desire for this or that product.
A@l products were weighed or meas
ured by public weighmaatcr. az cot
ton liz sold in most oy our towns an
weighed nowadays. the town getting
certain proportion oV the price oy
such products. awlso a percentage ov
the price ov any goods sent out from
the town. IL weighed by the public
weigher. At first no man could hold
any public Office unless he wux OF
noble BIRTH" but by degrees this re-
striction wuz removed. The German
! population up 10 about the beginning
ov the twelfth century wuE divided
into three classes. mobiles. citizens,
an slaves. In the year 1900 Henry
V. enfranchised awl slaves In citiea,
| IL they were mechanics.
From 1927 TO 1877. one hundred
an ten years. the German Empire
wuz ruled by emperors ov the houme
ov Franconia. ending with Henry W.
when Lothaire wux elected King.
Under Henry III. the German En-
pire had the greatest territory. IL
comprehended Germany. Italy. Bur
gundy. an Lorraine. Poland an 9TH
er Slavonian districts were tributary
10 hit. Denmark an Hungary recog-
nized the German government in n
way. but were not a part ov hit Yet
the Emperor ov Germany made war
upon the Duke ov Poland In 1877 be-
cause he called himself King. But
after reaching this great height In
national Importance. Germany failed
| TO hold her own, goin' backward a
considerable way. chiefly because she
didn't encourage an hold up her for
eign States. The so-called clergy. the
/ priests, began to grow too important.
they having grown vastly rich. which
threatened the government itself. The
4 priestly districts became greater In
their own estimation. an they claim
+ ed more authority than the Emperor
In local affairs. at least. At various
times the States comprising the Unit
ed States hev stood upon their dig
nifty an hev argued that they could
or would do thus or so. am not
speaking ov the causes that brought
on the Civil War In 1851. but ov 9TH
er things before an since the Civil
War. when State authorities. State
Legislatures. etc. set themselves up
a bit. But up TO this time the su-
preme Court hez bin able TO sit down
upon most ov 'em very gently. but
frmly. but In such q dignihed way
that peace hez bin preserved When
hit comes to dignity. the Supreme
Court IL great.
AZ ever,