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BON Ger ppltsfeinolihen preHe Los.
ipenoet es iih Der MrbeiterpreHe. Der
goltspreiIe gu. 10 iibertrGst es ole
Madt. pelds Die Sunter=, 8ourseo@
isz uno pfaffenzpreKe gum Sha0en
oes arbsitenben 8oltes beiiBt, auf bic
4rbeitsr. auf bic 0oltsprehe.
Der Mrbeiter, ser itatt zines Or
beitsrbIattes Elm Organ Der Mrbeiter=
fsinbs bdlt. besebt einen seiitigen
SelbitmorD, elm 0erbrehen an feiz
nen 8riibern, einen 0errat an feiner
Glahe.
Die preHe lit beute oas tpirtIamite
Mittel Der Gnshtuns. 8,md6tigen
mir uns bieIes Sebels unb Ole preKe
miro oas ipirtfamite Mittsl Der Be-
freiuns fein.
Wenn oas arheitenbe 8olf auf=
| arrt. Die preHe Der 5einbe gu unter-
T:iiben, unb nenn es fir feline eisen:
GreiIe tut. ipas es bisber fir O:s
Feinblide preHe sstan bat. Damn If
Sic Biirsfdaft bes Sieses in uuiersr
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Inter Dem 9itel: rOas beutise
ameritaniI6e 3eitungspeien" perOfz
fentli9te tiirsli9 Sen. Gburles 6.
Buffet in n5be Snternational So5iaz
lift 3epiep" cine Nbbanolung, in Der
er Den No9peis fiibrte, oab ale biirz
gerliden 3eituneen fir oen 8apitaz
lismus arbeiten. WOrtlib i4rieb
Sen. HuKe1: .Oas tpi4ttsite Mittel.
Oas Die preiIe beiibt, oas publitum
i'm Slime oes @robtapitals gu bear
beiten, beitebt in Der rNadrihten=
politit". 8si 2eitartifeln neiB man,
oab man beitimmte 9lnii4ten lieit;
aber Na9ridten hdlt man fir obietz
tipe Satla9en. 2eitartitel lieit ia auA
asiner; oaber miro serabe our4 bic
beftimmte 9lufma6ung Der Nadrihs
ten elm beitimmter gtnbrud getpedt
unb 10 bic Dffentlihe Meinung be-
itimmt. Der 8leiitift Der 8eri4terz
itatter miro mittels uniidtbarer Sd
oen burb Sas yrpbtapital 9elentt.
Neun 3ebntel aller telesrapbifden
uno 8abel=Nadridten seben Der
preiIe mittels bes Bureaus rIhoeia=
teo preb" gu. Oie risfenbafte Maht
our 8eeinfluiiuns bes publitums boz
ben Ii1 oie Grobtapitaliiten niAt entz
/ geben laKen; Morsan nno feline
| 5reunbe sebieten Oariiber uno forssn
| oafiir, bab nihts &epolutiondres ooer
Ser Helision 5einolides in bic Nah@
rihten bineintommt."
Was iit Die preie? Das mar Der
Sitel eines @rtitels, oen Sen. 2iebs
tnedt in oieier @ade fir oen Bolts
itoat" f9rieb. gr erideint beute fir
Die amerifaniI6en 8erbdltni1e 10
aeitsemdb, bab mir i'm tpOrtlih gum
gborud brinsen. 2iebtneht fhrieb
oamals:
,Die preKe 1T Die fedite @rob=
mo4t", iasen ibre 8epunberer. Wil
fino ni9t ibre 8epunoerer uno Ia
gen: Die preHe 1T Die erite Grob=
meGt. Die prsiis 1T bic srobe Ga.
brit, lpel9e ole n0ffentlihe Meinuns'
anfertist; unb sueleih Der Niirnber
ger Sri9tsr, burd ipel4en bic .Of
fentlihe Meinuns" in ieoen einaelner
@9Goel bineinsel4iittet miro. 81
lit D:e Mmme oss @oltes, oas lie mi
Dem Brei ser bon ibr suredtsetodtel
! @eoanten unb Gefiible aufpGppelt
! MdHtiser als Der tonititutioneGe 5a
, tel=RDnis. Der nur resiert. aber mid
berrfht, fii6rt Die preHe Elm unbe
l9rGnftes SSepter: lie b:rrfat un
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5dnoen. Die Bourseoisprefe tdnn
nur bur1 cine, BON Dem arbeiten6en
8plt nit allem Hahorud unterftiibfe
9lrbeiter= uno 8olts>preHe iiberipuns
zen perben. llnb nit Der 9errf4dft
i1rer preHe berlieren Die 6einoe beS
Colts bic @runolase ihrer 9srrfbaf
in Stdat uno @efenfdaft. Nlio nie=
Ser nit Der Bourgeois preRe! llnh
bcb Ole prefs bes arbeitenoen 8olz
fes! = @opeit, Sen. Qiebfne4t.
gBir ielbit mD9ten baau nur eineS
lasen: Gs seniist nidt. bieie Worte
als ridtis gu ertennen. es mub audi
ertIpre9eno sebanoelt nerben. St.
Ger bsutihe Mrbeiter in glepelann. i'm
Staate Sbio, Der niht Die foaialiifi=
ihe Mrbeiter prefe hdlt. 1T Elm 8er-
rGtsr an fid, on feiner Jamilie. on
Der eanaen Nrbeiterflaife. arbeiter.
Torts fir cure preffe! 2efet. perz
breitet, abpnniertnno a M
melt 4bonnenten fir B a
rg d o."
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Gim perriidter &idter.

Sn Seattle, Wofb., fdllte 8unoesz
ridter 5anfor5 cine Gntfdeioung, NIT
ipelder er erfldrte. bab er Dem S4tpez
oen S. Olion bas 8iirgerre4t ent5tez
be, neil berIelbe ais Heoner in Dfz
fentliden 8erfammluneen iih gu
@uniten elmer raoifalen 9lenoerung
Ser ameritaniIden 8erfahuns ertldrz
te, uno neil er oieie Nnii6ten bereits
beste, als er ppr Sipei Sabren nm 8ez
rGbruns oes 8iireerredts naAiu4te.
@enpHe 8ittor 8. Berger, Der To-
sialiitiide 3onereBmann, tiinoigte auf
Der Natipnal 8onpention Der partei
ir Snoionapolis bereits an. oub sr
sesen oen Ri4ter Nntlasen erbebsn
unb i'm beiduloieen iperbe, fein Imt
unb feline Wtadt miBbraudt gu ba=
ben.
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Dieter infame Rifter Sanforo 1T
iibrieens ourd feline unpopuldren uno
reattiondren gntfdei0unsen berii9z
ttet. 0or stpei Sabren entidisb er
gu 9uniten elmer tapituliftiI6en
Raubeeielfdaft sesenI Die 3esieruns
in einem Streit uml, pertpolle 8oblenz
ldnoereien in 9lldsfa. Die Regierung
oppeaierte aber uno Die @nti9eioung
ipuroe umseitoBen. 9pr einem Sabre
purbe er in @ffisp in ieinem Oiitritt
perbrannt, ipeil er au 9uniten elmer
8obneeieGiduft sesen Die 8iirger entz
f9ieb.
Gs tperoen iibrisens auber ben Soz
aialiiten piele anoere rehtlih benfenoe
Yiireer groteit eeeen Die reattiondre
gntideiouns bes Rihters Sanford er=
beben.
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Sic Mlaiftier lit Yaris.

proletariates in 5rantrei9, unb
nt4t minber bic !6altung Der oraanis
iierten Irbeiter in Oeutfalanb, 8elaiz
en- uno England iiben langfom, aber
ii4er einen seipoltisen unb bod
ipobltdtisen Ginflub ouf bic franS0z
iiihen Spnbifaltiten aus. Muh bic
longe Heibe berlorensr Streits, Die
ols llrfa6e ungeniigenbe, Organiiaz
tion, leere aaifen. monsslbnfte Dis
5tpIin uip. batten, trueen niht MIN
Der 81 bieier llmtebr BEL; benn, penn
cure amerifaniiden @etperti9aftse
fiibrer nit GINGER 8eredtigung aus
reinzgepertf fdaftlide grfolge bintpeiz
fen f0nnen, 10 ift bos bier eenan
Dos 9esenteil; ielbit Der polls 5 Mp'
nate anbauernbe, unb ousgeseihnet
gut 9efiibrte Strsit Der pariIer Mu=
tomobilfubrer sing. tpesen Mansef
an peitsren finansteGlsn Mitteln, per~
loren. 0od ipurbe, Oant Der tide
ti9en 2eitung, Die Organization ielbit
| gerettet.
Qber ni9t nur in Yaris ollein
feierte man Dies Sabr ben 1. Mai,
Mariei1e, gorbeaur, 2ppn bislten
tagsiiber aroBe 8eriommlungen ab,
in Der Stubt Rimes, i'm Siiben
SSrantrei6s, on Der Spibe Der Stobt=
pernaItuug sin Io5ialiftiider 8iir@
germeiiter ftebt, tpuroe Der Gag nit
elmer groBartigeu Strabenporobe,
uHo ftarfbei eiu6ten 8erfammlungeH
unb 3on5erten gefeiert.
| Sm Giienbiifritte bon ct. Gtienz
ne, i'm &oblengebiete bon 2ille, io!pie
in ben 0nfenitdbten 9prit. goulon
unb Ga Sabre rubte Die 4rbeit III
ben Bobnbofen unb ben Quais; iibsr@
laq ertDnte Der Sung Die Snter=
rationale, unb alle Rebner in ben
9erfummluHgen, aiie 9eitartifel Der
YorteiblGtter ugitierten fir ginfiibz
rung Der enelif6en 9lrbeitsnohe, b.
f. 9 Stunben per Sag. 5 Stunben
am Sumstag unb pollige Sonntassz
rube.
/ Sas lit olleroings mod ipeit born
, Sftiiupigen arbeitstage entfernt, ober
Die frona0Ff6en Qrbeiter fangen an,
! ein3ufeben, ooB gu bide 8roden
i6per gu perbausn finb, uno boben
: ibre MISUNDERSTANDING felt benz
Sabre 1900 itart 6erunter gef9raubt.
Gum Sell 1T bteie 6orberung, nit
Qusnobme oes freien Samstas Nadz
3 nittag beIpnoers BON ben 9aubanoz
perfern, erpbert noroen; stpur flno
c mod Elm Sell Der Yarifer Steinbauer
: unn Maurer berentipegen nod ausz
II gefdlpiien, ober Der Heunitunbentaa
y biirgert iif olImdhlig in allen GRO
n Beren StGbten 5rontreihs elm; eben4
l. 70 in ben geraipertsbe5irten; bo.
l. eesen laboriert bic Ibgeorbnetenfam-
: msr bereits ieft mebreren Sabren or
: einem fiimmerliden, total berpfui4s !
l. ten 3shnitunbeneefeB berum. obn'
/ bomit gum 3iele gu selansen. Dos
n 3ammsrproiett entbdlt iebr pief,
n 2iiden, Idbt 10 piele IusnabmsfGa
L gu, baB bic bisberise Situation ebs1
n perfdledtert, als perbe1ert tpirc
bes6alb fteben bic fosialiitifden M6
II georbneten bemfslben enttpeoer sleid
e, uiiltig, piele berielben iosar feinble
n Zig gegeniiber.
it gemertensipert Bel Der 6eier ipa
a. ou6 bic 8eteiligung bon ettpa 600
s. | S6ultinber. bic oieferbalb oel
'ie | S6ulbefu9 perIdumten. Der pari
ii. Ier peutfde fcsialbemofratifde 2eIs
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Senrbot.
Die beiben perfloHenen Sabre babe
i9 bieIer SSeier in Oeuti6lanb, unO
ben /. Moi 1909 in 3iirid erlebt;
in beiben 2Gnbern fonnte man bon
elmer erbsbenben Moifeter fpreden.
Die rspublitaniide Sdpeiberitabt
bntte ienen l. Mai, foipie ou9 oies
Sabr. gum alIgemeinen 8oltsfeit err
boben, bic StroBenbobnen ftellten
am Rodmittos ben Oienit Elm, alle
itGbtiI9en 8ursaus iparen geI4loHer.
Die Nnseitelltsn unb 4rbeiter aaer
ReForts, iopeit fie obtOmmlia paz
rem, botten 5siertoe, unb spar nit
bolsm 2obn, uno Ollie beteili9ten iid
on Der grpben Strabenbemonitr itratts
on. Sn Wiesbaben gab es, iopie in
nph pielen onoeren StGbten Oeuti6z
lanbs, 0ffentliae llmaiise, iosar un>
ter Yoliseii9us! limb nun i'm re-
pubIifoniI9en Srantreid! poli3ei
uno Stobtfolbatsn, 2inientruppsn
unb aiiroIIiere, cine gan5e Irmee
ipor 9egen bos frieoli6e 8olf aufgee
boten pprben. OieIelbe ppli5et, Die
PRO 0pnomit unb Irtiqerie gegen
einen i9perperleBten Desperate. Der
nit II &ussln i'm Qeibe unter elmer
Motra3e lag, porsing, Die i'm uins
freiie bon q &ilometer S9onss
gruben oufgeporfen botte, um Tit5
gegen problemotiI6e 3urabineridiNe
Su beden. 0ieIelbe poli5ei, bic ob III
rer 5eigbeit unb Oummbeit gum Sc
ip0tte Der Deit eetporben, Die be-
fommt olIe mol unb plDBlid grpbe
Courage, tpenn es beibt. gegen tpebr=
loie Irbeiter unb feittG9lih 9epubtC
5rauen unb &inber los 5u seben.
4m 8ormittaa sging alles rubii
gu. 8erfammlungen fanben oller Sr
ten ftatt, in poris uno birefter I'm
gegenb aaein SO, unb 5ipar besbolb
tpeil Die Yoii3ei ii9 ni6t ieben lieB
aber am gta3mittag muBte Die biir
!. gerlibe 9eieufhoft, intl. Staot tpte
/ Der etnmal gerettet tperoen, unb !;
, tnm es benn gu ben iibliAen uno &c
, ppllten 9epnltatten, nntiirltd lei
, tens Der poli3ei
IGeroings ipiro bic Polt5eibrutn
IitGt betpirten, baB Der l. Wtni mi
ieoem Sabre ben fran5Diii6en Qrbei
tern I'm 10 inteniiper unb alleemei
> ner gefeiert tperben tpirb; bisber lie
3 bas 0olt in bieier 8esiebuns apo
J piel 81 ipiiniden iibrig; man bat
slauben fo1en, baB serabe Der gari
fer 9lrbeiter in bieler Sa6e bora
lei, tpurbs bod bic 1. Maifeier al
9 bem Snternationalen &pngrefe
! paris, i'm Sabre 1889. beI9loiIel
y ipsnr pbne irsenbpelhe Sppoiittol
aber lanse Sabre hinbur4 beidrdn
u te iia Die Jeier ouf Die in paris 1
!. benoen, ouslGnbiihen Sosialiite
! Die bieiigen 9eperti4oftler perbie
: ten iid ettpa 10, nie iiher aud
bieiem Sabre Die amsrifanild,
;. llnipnleute, bas beibt, entipeber bIs
. ben lie Indifferent, ooer betGmpf
icsar bic Wfaifeier.
+ slber. tpie in 10 manher onoe-
i ge5iebun9, 70 aun nit bieier Sad
= bemertt man einen onmdbligen llr
n Idpuns Der 9eiinnung; es tr
: cine perniinftieere Dirt Der Yrcp
l. ganoo elm. rubisere uno sielbetpu
Is tere @gitationsformen erfeben /
er bisberi9e tnallrote pbrofenbrefder
N eos 8eiipiel bes frembldnbiI6
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2lbnstnter ces ,,Ghe".

@ Ssnn bes mciten Sabrsamse hat dl cine Nenorbnnns
Der Epii mnS cine puQianbse Icuanasc bes Abnebmer
Saers oes rGd)u" ais mnbcongt uutuenbg beransgeea
Inn bie Mrbeiten urid crosrei bnrdnbren fOnnen,
lit nouenbs baf mucrc @ancnsmanncr jebea Ibnebmcr
bcs ,Gdu" beud)cn, phnc 6afid oaran pb bas 8a ort
bnrd ob bnd Die 5usebOrisfeit elmer Der mms anseiu
ienen Srganiiatipncn be5uaen mirS.
gir erIudcn ac nucrc abnbme unren gertraucns
mauuern 9msfnn gn be bic &prrcftbet Der SpaSrchc
nbr bic srt bes bisbscn gesuges. 8ledtis erimden
mir audi bic iaen Mbnnmntsbctragc 81 besablcn Sin gr
beiterblat fam d n Saraui einaen bic gbouuenbetrGs
anSitGnbg babcn.
Yt Earcigruk
Tie 9 eihGftsIeitnms
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-11-21
THE JEFFERSONIAN

OF any public funds or lands to any
religious purpose whatever"
The organization of the Guar
dams OF Liberty is clearly one of
many efforts now being made in
America to ward off what is regarded
by many as the Roman Catholic
peril 1t gives corporate express
sion to the Presbyterian General AS
senDIy resolution Of last year view
ing with serious concern the
growth and pernicious activity of
Roman Catholicism, and depioring
the apathy of all public men con-
corning this menace
That it is a menace we have only
to remember the saying of Arch
bishop Ireland to the effect that the
church can never come into it's own
until there are more Roman Catho-
lies in Congress.
The pressure and demands of Ro-
man Catholics for place and power
IN our American life is insistent. In
several States they have succeeded
in making new holiday, in honor
CT Columbus. Mr. Haines, in ex-
planning the purposes of the organi-
ZatiOn, says
Cardinal Gibbons is mistaken in
his statement that the order is an at
tempt to revive bigotry, yet if he
and others so comprehend our decla-
ration Of principles then we proudly
proclaim ourselves bigots in fact as
well as in faith. We are OF the blood
that takes pride in our American
citizenship. THE Alabama Baptist.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-11-21
THE WILSON CABINET.

Cabinet gossip varies little from
the rule about Presidential elections,
which is that most of the guesses Of
November miss the mark. Gentle
men prominent in the party manage
ment during the campaign are often
made conspicuous by their absence
from the list Of appointments sent to
the Senate by the new President.
Genius for government was disc0v-
cred in Unsuspectod source by Gro
yer Cleveland and Mr.. Wilson may
make similar finds.
1t is astonishing to those who re-
call how much was said about Mr..
Bryan's unftness for President to
note how many Wilson supporters
are now sure that Mr. Bryan would
make perfectly good Secretary Of
State. The NebTaskan is not likely
to be chlOrOformed in that fashion.
In all probability he more than half
suspects that there will be several
occasions when he must strongly
disagree with Wilson policies. and he
wants to feel free to speak his mind
Nobody who knows the true in
Wardness of Mr.. Bry2ns attitude at
the Baltimore convention, and who
is aware Of the influence that broke
the deadlock, would be much aston
ished if within year from March
next the Commoner and the Presf-
dent should go their own ways sepa-
rately.
In view Of all the circumstances
we imagine that the Wilson Cabinet
choice upon which the most interest
will centre is that for Attorney Gene
ral.-New York Times.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-11-21
'"TFE GUARDIANS OF LIBERTY, {


A new society, "T6e Guardians Of
Liberty has peen launched. It rem
resents in Cardinal Gibbons ewes
nothing more than "an ATTEMPT to
revive the bigotry of the A. P. Al
But this new organization is sup
ported by Lieut.-Gen. Nelson A.
Miles, Rear Admiral G. w. Baird
former Congressman Charles D,
Halnes, of New York, and other pat
riotic Americans.
The following declaration of prin-
cip'es have true Baptistic ring
'First-We unite as a non-secta-
rian, non-partisan moral force to
promote pure patriotism and a .sa-
cred regard for the welfare of our
country. 1t is our belief that eyerv
citizen should hold sacred his civil
duties and responsibilities, and it is
our desire and purpose that every
office OF the Union, State and NUM-
cipality shall be held by men Of
ability, integrity and true patriot
ism. We hold that no citizen is q
true patriot who owes superior tenn
poraD allegiance to any power above
that Of his obligation to the princi-
Pies Of the constitution of the United
States.
Seconds the fathers estab-
lished, so are We resolved to main
tain the complete separation of
Church and State.
F'Third-We deny the right Of
any political or ecclesiastical or
ganiZation to manipulate or control
the sovereign citizenship of our peo-
pie, or to dispose of their rights and
privileges for political Office or pow
er, and we are determined that every
citizen shall exercise those rights and
privileges unmOlested, answerable
only to his conscience and to his
God.
'Fourth-We unite to protect
and serve the free institutions of our
country, especially our public edu-
cational system against any foreign
or menacing influence, and We parti-
cularly protest against the diversion
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-11-21

carries dinner pail taxed As per
cent. and greets his wife as she looks
through windowpane taxed 62 per
cent, with curtain taxed AZ per
cent.
After scraping his shoes on an
iron scraper taxed rs per cnt., he
wipes them on a mat taxed so per
cent. He lifts the door latch taxed
40 per cent, steps on carpet taxed
81 per cent. and kisses his wife, clad
IN WOODEN dress taxed Is per cent.
She is mending an umbrella taxed
so per cent. with thread taxed 80
per cent.
The house is made of brick taxed
rs per cent. and lumber taxed 8 per
cent, with paint taxed 80 per cent.
Their wallpaper was taxed rs per
cent. and plain furniture 35 per cent.
He hangs his pail on a steel pin
taxed IS per cent, using soap taxed
20 per cent. His looking glass was
taxed As per cent. and he combs his
hair with a rubber comb taxed 35
per cent
He proceeds to eat his supper,
which was cooked on a stove taxed
pots and kettles taxed As per cent.
On their table is common crockery
taxed 55 per cent. and Cheap glass
tumblers. taxed IS per cent. The
sugar he puts in his tea is taxed "a
per cent, which he stirs with a
spoon taxed IS per cent. His meal
is a frugal one Because the cost of
living is high.
He uses a knife and fork taxed SO
per cent. in eating salt fish taxed 10
per cent, bread 20 per cent, pota-
toes % per cent, salt 33 per cent,
butter "a per cent. and rice SO per
cent. He proceeds to read a book
taxed Is per cent. and at the close
Of the day reclines in an iron frame
bed taxed As per cent, with a mat
tress taxed 20 per cent, sheets taxed
As per cent, wooden blankets taxed
7 5per cent. and a cotton spread As
per cent.
He is taken i'll and the doctor pre-
scribes medicine taxed Is per cent,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-11-21
HOW TARIFF TAXES AMERICAN
TOgEERS.
TOILERS.

The following speech of Oscar w.
Underwood, made when he reviewed
the achievements Of the Democratic
House, sums up the tariff situation:
Under the present oppressive
tariff law the laboring man returns
at night from his toll, clad in a
WOODEN suit taxed rs per cent, shoes
taxed IL per cent, stockings and I'M
derwear II per cent, cotton shirt
taxed so per cent, a wool hat and
WOODEN gloves taxed 70 per cent. He
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-11-21
PAGE NINE

which, being ineffective, he passes
from this active sphere of life and
his remains are deposited in a coffin
taxed 3 5 per cent, which is conveyed
to cemetery in a wagon taxed 35
per cent, deposited in it's resting
place in mother earth, and the grave
filled in by use of a spade taxed As
per cent, while over his grave is
raised monument taxed so per
cent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24
"Purest Water In America"

possibly be wrong. We realize that that Is
the hardest of suppositions to drive into the
head of the average man or woman; but just
for the sake of argument, suppose that such
predispOsition onyour part IS wrong. Then
consider this right quick. Communities. as a
whole. are rarely deceived. A united, active,
aggressive, optimistic community Is all bu;
overwhelming evidence that It's prosperity is
upon a substantial basis. Is 1t easier for you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24
PUREST WATER IN AMERICA''

Did 1t ever occur to you thata town which
IN one year built public buildings aggegating
In cost $95,0OO.OO, and Installed $4,000
sewer system must be backed by the unvary-
ing and deep grounded faith of its citizens?
When private citizens of town Of $500
people begin to build twenty, thirty, forty and
fifty thousand dollar buildings, Is 1t not fair
evidence that such citizens are pretty thor
oughly convinced of the future of the town?
When farmers of new section are
hungry for greater acreage, when improved
farms Is the hardest kind of property to buy,
when not content with previous investments,
farmers who have tried out the matter con
hnuing investing their money and putting
their labor to the proposition, IS It not fair to
suppose that such farmers believe there IS
money to be made out of the farms?
When you enter a community and search
for a day without finding knocker or a
crouch, but on the contrary find everyone
boosting and optimistic, would it do violence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24
"PUREST WATER IN AMERICA"

lawns. and gardens, become the most beauti-
full city IN the Southwest; and as acre after
acre Is reclaimed IN It's enwrons, they see the
Deming of the future nesting like rose IN
the heart of magnificent bouquet Of gardens
and orchards.
It's this spirit Of pride and confidence as
much as the unsurpassed resources Of the re-
giOn, that IS sending the Deming country
ahead with such impetus. 1t IS the spirit which
made Los Angeles and Oklahoma City In
the acorn lies the germ of the great tree, m
the thistle-seed, the germ of the thistle. In
some villages there Is the gem of great city,
IN others that of a stunted town. The city
germ early manifests itself, and Is mamfestlng
itself now IN Deming IN the form Of splendid
cooperation and indomitable enterprise Dem
ing IS destined to become a city. Already the
ways and the air of a city are visible to a
casual observer.
Now IS the time to come to Dening.
Prices are low, opportunities are numerous.
An investigation will cost you nothing; It
may mean wealth for you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24
~PUREST WATER AMERICA"

to your reason to conclude that such commun-
ity was going ahead prosperously?
Visit Deming, N. NJ. and you will find a
town that is backing its judgment IN the mat
ter Of advertising its resources to the extent Of
ten thousand dollars per year; you will find
a town that put up IN the year 1911 public
buildings and Improvements aggregating
$95,O00OO, and installed a S40OOO.O0
sewer system to boot; you will find private
citizens spending from $4,000 up to $780,
10000 IN putting up substantial business
buildings; you will find the farmers Of the
surrounding valley enlarging their wells, put
ting down new wells, installing new pumping
plants, retaining still larger acreage; you
will search for days without finding a knock
er, this species being as scarce IN Deming as
that variety for which Diogenes searched
with a lantern IN ancient Athens.
Now. consider this proposition for
moment sensibly, granting that if you are pre-
disposed against this section, that you may