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The day book., 1913-06-28
TO THE EDITOR

Is there no ordinance to compel the
elevated railroad companies to en-
force an order to keep feet off the
seats? Should not the guards see
that the rule is enforced?
, The red-letter signs do not seem
The day book., 1913-06-28

She made for him an angel cake.
He ate it for his dear brides sake.
He might have been an angel, too,
Had not doctor pulled him through.
Young wives, if husbands you would
please,
Use antiseptic recipes. SE%&
The horse is to continue as one of
mans valuable assets, for Paris alone
consumes as food $4,000 horses a
year from 700 special slaughter
houses. Horse meat is said to retail
at about 8 1-2 cents a pound,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-09
THE .JEFFERGONIAN

to $3.50 year: his missionary uafe is paid
the same: they get 500 bongS on every child
they can bring forth, and when the children
reach ID years of age, the allowance for each
child IS increased by the Board to $3.50
year.
Now, you figure that out for yourself,
remembering that the necessaries Of life are
four times as costly In this country as they
are in the mission fields
Haven't put the pictures of the fine houses
of the missionaries In my book?
Did not the missionaries themselves take
those photographs, and send them to such
magazines as Missionary Tidings, Missionary
Voice, Go Forward, &c?
Did [ not copy the pictures from those
church publications?
If a married couple can't live like fighting
cocks on $1,000 a year, with 500 extra for
each baby that comes to them, what's to him
der them2~
They themselves say they can hire grown
servants at foe cents a DAG!
They themselves say they can hire and sup
port q aatire pastor on 500 year!
Statements to that effect are mailed out by
E. II. RA VIKINGS, SECRETARY or
THE BOARD or MISSIONS of the M. E.
Church South, $40 Broadway, NASH
VILE, TENN.
Now, II q natlre pastor, In the foreign field,
can be hired and supported on one hsfadred
dollars gear, what shall we say of the self
denying Missionary who demands $3.50 for
HIMSELF $3.50. for has qcife, and $500 year
extra for each Of las children?
DOES ANY HOME PREACHER GET
PAY ron HIS WIFE?
Does any home preacher receive a $500
bounty on child getting-and receive 1t each
gear?
Are the home preachers able to relieve their
wives and daughters Of house work, by hir-
ing servants at cents a dag?
What Mingledorff needs, IS information.
If our home preachers knew what an
injustice this William Cary system Of For
elgn Missions is to them, and their wives and
children, they would demand that the
Churches return to Pauline missions
For LOO years, the churches followed
Paul. The result was. the conquest of the
European world.
For more than 100 years. the churches have
abandoned Paul, and adopted the methods
of William Carey.
The result $50 far as we Baptists are
concerned-that we have one little church
that is self-sustaining
Think Of it We have Careyized in China
for Is years, and have spent millions of dol
lars there-and we have one little church that
can mosey along without rations, medicine,
doctors, nurses, dentists. and moneys
Suppose the same efforts and the same
money had been used for Is years among the
neglected portions of our own country!
There two
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-09

Beginning with October LIST, THE
FIFTY-CENT RATE for THE JEFFS
will be only
IN CLUBS OF TEN.
This Club of ten may be made up
partly of Weekly subscribers, and
partly of subscribers to the Magazine.
THE JEFFERSONIAN PUBLISHING CO.,
THOMSON, GA.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-09
Are We Democrats I'm Favor of n
Big Navy? We Areggg

BaD N3Vyy we ArRggs
YOU can't leave, or lose as Democrats
Hoots! Toots! We know how to
behave.
It's all mistake about our being opposed
to Big Navy. You simply misunderstood
what we were remarking-
Maybe you are hard of hearing, anyway.
Whoever said that we Democrats don't
want sixteen new battle pots, every year, is a
liar. and the veraclty is not in him.
We do want sixteen new steel jacketed iron
kettles to make war in, every year We may
haze to take less, but we will not be salts
fed.
Why do we want so many barbarous prepa-
rations for ware
Because we distrust other Christian
nations, who have the same poor opinion of
our Christianity that we have of theirs
We can't trust them: they can't trust us:
none of us can trust the heather: the heather
can't trust any of us-so there you are,
The exigencies Of the case logically suggest,
more war tubs.
If you did not know for certain what a
great success our Christian civilization is, you
might suspect that it is CHASTITY failure.
Especially, achen you see our Christian
churches maintaining Sectar9am schools, IN
aoA1ch little boys are EDUCATED IN
SCIENTIFIC MURDER!
We Democrats have Secretary Of the
Navy who is making the wellzin ring with his
eloquent yells for bigger navy.
Here in Georgia, we have just buried
faithful Democratic Congressman who killed
himself, resisting the Republican effort to
build two battle-ships year.
But Josephus Daniels, our Democratic
Secretary Of the Navy, says that two battle
ships year are not enough.
He aronts four!
Daniels is crazier on the subject than
Roosevelt was.
Daniels is more of Republican, than the
Republican Secretary was.
Daniels is a militarist of the imperial Ger
man type. Daniels wants everything put on
war footing at once, regardless of expense.
Great God!. Who is it that wants war and
bloodshed?
Each Christian nation protests that 1t does
not.
France says, at is not To-
Germany says, at is not l."
Each nation, in turn, repeats the same
assurance.
Yet all are staggering beneath the cost of
this eternal preparedness for war"
The truth is preparedness for war, makes
1U0r.
OUR RULERS KNOW THIS!
Why, then, the everlasting preparation for
war?
The reasons are
a. Some men naturally love uniforms,
military employment, military display, mill
tary power These men create na5litarisna.
o. The manufacturers Of guns, gunpow-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-09

duties and responsibilities of his sacred voca-
ton.
For many years I have been writing and
speaking on Foreign Missions There are
thousands Of living men and women who
have heard the speeches; and there are thous-
ands who have read my paper, Magazine
and Foreign Missions book.
Has Mingledorf obtained an affidavit
from any of my hearers to sustain his state
ment? No. He could not do so to save his
life-for nobody has ever heard me make
such statement.
Has Mingledorf named the paper, or the
Magazine, or the page in my book, where [
made the statement which he denounces as a
fendish falsehood?
No. He cannot name such paper. Maya
zine on page in the book-not to save his life!
Why? Because no such statement was ever
made by me-
Others have said that the home Boards,
editors, publishers, collecting agents, &C, IN
conjunction arith the foreign missionaries,
get most Of the money; and that achat the
he0then actually get, is small percentage;
but | have never entered into that phase of
the subject, at all.
Mingledorf did not preach against these
others: he does not refer to them in his letter
to friend Braswell
but he lays the whole thing to me, without
any evidence whatsoever to back him up.
What right has any preacher to prostitute
has pulpit to the purposes Of SANDER?
What right has such a man to 60 around
trying to blacken my name by telling things
which he cannot support by single scintilla
of evidence?
NINGLEDORFF OUGHT TO BE
ASHAMED or HIMSELF!
Now, as to the foreign missionaries Giving
like fighting cocks"
Every word that [ have written on that
subject was sustained by evidence taken from
the letters Of the missionaries themselves, and
from statements contained in official reports,
missionary papers. magazines, &c.
That evidence has been presented, again
and again. in this paper, in Watson's Maya
zine, and in my book on Foreign Missions.
1t stands there on record, uaocfa1lemged by
the missionaries.
I HAVE USED THE PUBLIC AND
THE PRIFATE LETTERS or THE
FOREIGN MISSIONARIES!
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-09

There two books every American father
and mother should read. One is the story of
Maria Monk, and the other is ''Why Priests
Should We'd" The Jeffs sell both.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-09

NV O1IC VI lI1OS0 1OItlSll ulSSlO1dII0S HAS
been heard to deny my statements. I have
quoted from the letter of Miss Virginia Elem
ing, sister to Hon. William II. Fleming, of
Augusta, Ga.
Neither Miss Fleming, nor her brother
have complained of my statement.
| have quoted from the letter of Dr. T. W.
Ayers and the Doctor hn8 not c0nepIoas1ed
A certain preacher took it upon himself, to
deny that DR.. Ayers had made the statement
in The Indcn, which l claimed he had made:
but my friend Geo. w. Seals, Of Atlanta, at
my request, hunted up the Ayers letter, found
it to be ] had said and tie letter itself acas
repudzished IN this paper, some weeks ago.
Has Mingledorff ever read that letter of mis-
sionary Ayers. in which this foreign mission
arg admits TIE LUXURIOUS LIVING
or THE MISSIONARIES and defends 1t?
Has Mingledorff read any of the testimony
which l print in my book?
No. He hasn't read it. He doesn't intend
to read it. He has never heard me speak.
He never intends to hear me speak.
An angel from heaven couldn't convince a
man Of that stripe that he is ignorant and
wrong-much less can you, or I, do it.
Evidence counts for nothing with person
of that sort.
The foreign missionary is paid from 5000
Morgan County republican., 1913-12-04
The Stale Capitol.

The new State Capitol is billed at
So, 500, 900, but the commission has
caught onto what promises to pan out
for them an additional S692 900. The
bonds lay in the vaults at Jefferson
CITY tor more than year before being
disposed Of, and the interest amounts
to $500, 900, which the Commission
claims, and will 10 after. The St.
Louis bank was pad Sf02 900 COM
mission to get them to buy the bonds.
The Commisslo also claims that, al
though that would be paying the
SIO2. 900 twice. The Commission
seems to be onto its job.
Morgan County republican., 1913-12-04
Morgan Co. B. 4 L. Asso'n.

The Morgan County Building and
Loan Association this month natures
its first series of stock and II of our
worthy citizens are COngratulatlng
themselves on having taken stock, as
before January Ist they will have their
homes free and clear OF enCumbranCe
and no doubt quite a number OF
them could not now be the proud
possessors OF splendid homes except
for the Building * Loan. a new
series of stock will be issued January
ISt. See =. II. Antweiler, President,
or |, NJ. Schanncp, Secretary, if you
want in.
Morgan County republican., 1913-12-04
An Editors Enemies.

In the profession OF journalism 1t is
perfectly understood that an EDITORS
usefulness is to be judged largely by
the character of the opposition to him.
Enemies deal in no batteries. If you
want to meaHure an editor or any pub
lie man accurately. first find out who
his enemies are and tn re will prob
ably be no need to ask why they are
his enemies. Their attitude toward
a newspaper tells the story as nothing
else can of that newspapers attitude
in repect to its duty to the public.
Morgan County republican., 1913-12-04
At The Baptist Church.

Last Sunday morning was gloomy
one. You let it keep you from Sun
day school and church. Would it
have kept you from any other depart
ment of your bnsinessa What do
you say? Won't you come next Sun
day and in coming encourage others2
There will be services both morn
ing and evening.
Subject at the morning hour les
sons from the Hen, or the Patriotism
of Christ" Evening subject, "Win-
ming the World for Christ"
Sunday school at 9:45. You are
urged to come.
The PASTOR.
Morgan County republican., 1913-12-04
At The Presbyterian Church

Regular services at the Prcsbyter-
ian church next Sunday. Sunday
school at 9:46, preaching at II a.
IN. and 1880 p. m. Everybody cor
daily invited to attend these SER
vices. The church building will be
made comfortable and you will be
welcomed. II was glad when they
said unto me, let us 90 into the
house Of the Lord" Psi. I22:I.
Respectfully,
L. +. ORR, Pastor.
Morgan County republican., 1913-12-04

Miss the Royal Matinee Saturday
afternoon and YOU miss a good show.
admission 5 cents.
Mrs. Cora Gates, of lndepenpence,
Kan. and Mrs. Maud Marshall, of
Ohio, are here on visit to their
aunt, Mrs. Geo. Petty.
The Glens,ed meeting OF the S. S
and Executive Board of the Lamine
Association was good. well attend
ed considering the weather. There
was advancement a. along the line.
No. we decline to 60 to the county
home until after the election in 1914.
for the present county administration
would "starve us out in one wink
and two motions.
Thanksgiving services were held
at the Baptist church all the pastors
in the city taking part. The congre-
cation was not as large as it should
have been. the majority women folks,
the men noted by their absence.
The music was fine, and Bro. Orr
delivered an interesting and genuine
THANKSGIVING Sc, mon. The collect
ion for the poor was IS. 65, there be-
ing SIS oi last years collection oi
Ss. 90 left over. AZ the same rate there
will be s, 90 on hand next year.
Morgan County republican., 1913-12-04
The Millinery BaZar

Is making good reductions IN prices
on all Millinery Goods for the nest
two weeks. VIII close out my re-
manning stock OF strictly up to-date
millinery at p,ices that will save YOU
big money. For big bargains cal!
early while my stock is complete.
y. +. MOUNTS.
Morgan County republican., 1913-12-04
Up Against 1t Hard.

"They say tell your troubles to the night watch but
what's the use, he had listen he wouldn't tell
any else and is the folks concerned talk.
My physical ailments increase to get around at all have
to crutcles, and it is punishment make the trip
from home office, and added punishment climb the
stairs. If these all my troubles it would be hardly
worth while kicking but about two months ago the tips of
my fingers began get numb and has pretty we'll spread
TO my shoulders SO that 1t is punishment to handle type
write, do other absolutely necessary work. Then add
calamity already mountain high the business manager
Miss Beatrice quit full particulars in another coumn,) and
without the right bower it looks foolish stay in the game
Then cap the climax "he devil" vanoosed In such
case what would you advise?
knew five years ago would be "starved out" of
Versailles many have been, many being, but
yet. Physically unable continue The REPUBLICAN,
unless sell otherwise arrange for its continuance,
shall be compelled to let it until such time
take it up again. The job department will be continued,
and would ask every who stationery give
job and he work up stock hand You need the
goods, need the work.
The few subscribers who have paid in advance have
the baarcc back by calling for it. Those i'll
pcc pay up and be ready with again when
get up steam.
/ The postotfCe department compelled to cut off big
list year ago of those who in year
OF this list amounting to $500, but very few have set
ted although due notice, statements, etc. sent each
delinquent. This list is being turned to The National
Rating League, Chicago OF which member, for col
lection. They will endeavor every legal way collect
the amount you owe being authorized If you pay,
all right you don't pay your goes into the Morgan
County Red Book deadbeat and will stay there while
you live, until you pay up shall turn to the
League all accounts cannot collect
j.. certainly thank my many friends who have so pa
ently and unsel6sy helped in keeping the banner of pro-
E gress the front, and may they have their reward
c When can get my business arranged and catch up
with my job printing expect to go the Masonic Sanatar
ium in St Louis with the hope of renewed health and
strength enough be with Thc Boys" in the coming
paign for better things
Remember l quitting, just fixing for rest that
~ will enable me to take better hold.
Morgan County republican., 1913-12-04

Motion Picture Matinee at the
Royal Theatre every Saturday after
noon at 3 O'Clock. Admission &c.
Mcssrs. Rider, Williams and Hun
ter shipped three cars Of mixed stock
to St. Louis Monday over the Mo.
PdC.
Miss Ruth Barnett, of Barnett, was
up to the city Wednesday to have
her teeth put in shape for eating
Christmas turkey.
Two good reels Of Motion Pictures
will be shown at the Royal Theatre
Matinee every Saturday afternoon at
3 o clock Admission 5 cents.
Clyde Hunter shipped two loads of
cattle OF his own feeding to st. Louis
Tuesday.
Hughes and Brown sold Bud Mer-
rlott ~ steers Monday and 40 head
to Gen, Ivy one day last week.
+. II. Young lett Monday for his
new home at Cofeen. Ill. Mrs Young
and Miss Jennie left for the same
place Tuesday night. Randall has
secured a position with Chicago
paint and oil house as drummer.
Zoe Tu ckley has so far recovered
from his recent attack OF paralysi, as
to be back at the bench again. We
don't think he can dance the Tango
yet. but is all right on the Turkey
Tro, and Bunny Hug.
Mrs. DR.. Gum was taken to St
Louis Monday for treatment, return
ing home Wednesday without having
an operation performed
Only 21 days days until Christmas
Winter will begin Dec. DIST, a
usual. Better get ready.
If Jack Frest don't get in his wor
pretty soon some OF the folks WI
have to use the lawn mower again, a
the grass jIst keeps growing.
Rev. Whitsett went over to Maj
shall Wednesday to visit his sor
Sloan, who is attending college there
The Missionary Ladies of th
Bapslst Church will give their annui
Bazaar and Supper, including o
posum and many other good thing
Dec. II. All are invited TO attend.
DR.. Kelly, who had been absel
attending his father in his last lines
is again at home, ready to take u
the burden Of waiting on his patient
Mr.. and Mrs. -. l.. Bradshaw ar
Mrs. ]. W. Bradshaw, OF the Barne
neighbo hood, were shopping in Il
city Wednesday.
Morgan County republican., 1913-12-04

President Wilson read his message
to The Congress Tuesday afternoon,
and we give The following synopsis OF
it:
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES.
| urge the prompt enactment of leg
islation which will provide tor pri-
mary elections throughout the country
at which the voters may choose their
nominees .or the presidency.
MEXiCO.
Mexico has no government. There
Can be no certain prospect of peace
in America until General Huerta has
surrendered his usurped authority.
The collapse is not lar away.
FARMERS.
Pending Currency Bill does the
farmers great service. The tarm-
er is the servant of tn: seasons. The
farmer and the government will hence
forth work together as real partners.
BUSINESS.
Let the Sherman Antitrust Law
stand, nnaltered. bat reduce the de-
/ ?stable ground BY more explicit leg
Slatlon to make 1t f,rer to all con
cerned.
UNITED STATES TERRIrGlES.
Ultimate independence in the Phil
ippines Perfected self f-government
in Hawaii.
ALASKA.
Full territorial form of government.
Alaska As a storehouse should be un-
locked. The government should
build and administer the railroads,
and the posts and terminals it should
itself CONTROL
Provide fair and effective employ
er's liability act Social justice comes
first. Law Is the machinery for its
realizatior.
SAFETY AT SEA.
Prompt alleviation of the yer y un-
safe. unjust and burdensome condi-
tons which now surround the en-
. plOymcnt of sailors.
At 3 O'Clock every Saturday after
noon. ROYAL Theatre Matinee. two
good reel, of motion pictures for &c
Rev. and Mrs. l.. T. Clark LEI
Wednesday for Ilarrisonvlllc. Mo.
= where Mrs. Clatk will take treatmen
! for her lameness.
Mr.. Dobynslhas secured an engage
5 ment with the Missouri Lite Insur
g ance Co., ard will make Versatile
e his headquarters.
. !. +. Burkhart, of Sheridan, Wyo,
y is visiting his father, Uncle Da
Burkhart, of Barnett. thi, week
q Mr., Burkhart stopped off here Tues
IS day renewing old aCJuaintanCes.
{ W. Fl. Bishop purchased the !. "
y Roe dray business. i'm just abor
y had TO quit, as Wilson has a bette
Job and don't have to work any more
y and OF course i'm won't work if h
! don't have to. May they both hav
: an easy time of it.
Thorpe Bros. west side OF square
D have improved their property by pu
as ting down a fiji stclass concrete sid
walk. Why not have the balance
rk the walk around the square made
Ill correspond, and have the few old r
as naming wooden awnings taken dow
II you can't be decent be as dece
,r- as you can forty years behind t
n, times is long cnough-move up.
An Editors Enemies.
In the profession of journalism it
Morgan County republican., 1913-12-04
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Furniture of all kinds repaired
and satisfaction given.
kIDwELL 4 MCDONALD.
Furniture Store
Morgan County republican., 1913-12-04

Miss the Royal Matinee Saturday
afternoon and YOU mss a good show.
admission 5 cents.
Morgan County republican., 1913-12-04
The Presidents Message.

President Wilson read his message
to The Congress Tuesday afternoon,
and we give the following synopsis OF
it.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-20
Spring MEET ON
IN A FEW DAYS
SOUND or BUGLE WILL USHER
TIlE PHILLIPS ON no THE
TRACK FOR ACTION.
SATURDAY OPENING DAY
Competent Officials, High Class
Horses, Splendid Track, all will
Help the Anair.

just "A few moro days remain be-
fore the sound Of the bugle win ush-
or In the thOroughbreds that viii be
campaigned throu ;hout oklahoma
and the middle west during the rsc-
ing season of 1913. Next Saturday,
April 18th the Tulsa Jockey club
VIII begin its 10 day race meeting
and no doubt record breaking
crowd will be on hand to welcome
the ponies
one thing is certain, the class OF
races that are down for decision the
opening day viii bring together the
best class of horses that ever answer
ed TO the call of the bugle and il YOU
are not at the fair grounds next sat
urday II win be because you do not
care to see some of the grcandcst
thoroughbrcds in the country eX-
changing stride for stride il will be
because YOU do not care to see what
hundreds Of thousands Of the elite of
England from the king and queen
down travel hundreds Of miles to see
the most interesting of all out door
thoroughbred.
Manager Allison has spent thous
ands of dollars to make the coming
spring meet go down in history as
by far the best meeting ever held I'm
these parts. He has made many i'm
provemcnts at the track. In fact he
has invested his money in most every
way that would benefit the coming
spring meeting He has sent as far
as New York to get competent man
to fiji the position as presiding Judge
and in engaging Judge Hall he sccur-
ed one Of the best posted racing Of
ficias in the game. Tulsa is not the
only place Judge Hall presides as he
has been engaged as paddock and pa
trol judge during the summer on the
New York track, which alone is a
recommendation. SO If we are to
have New York judges and New York
horses and hang up New York purses
WIN not have New York crowds