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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
stabt nmb 1tmgegenb.

Nm Sorrntas Nahntittag fam
cine Srchnleihnams YroSeiiipn ali
Den 8riinben hes Mt. ct. Soicpb's
College itott, gu Der lid, auBer bcs be-
pdbrten ct. Soiepb's College Z @bors
unb Srfeiters unb elmer Abtbeillrus
9iI6llauer Iili5, eiite itattlid,c ,9aensc
@ldubi9er Der peridiebcnen itdbtiiden
@emeinben cingefunben batteu. =
Sas @etter lieB gum SdluB Der Yrps
5eilipu gu miiniden iibri9; es be9ann
81 regner. Gs re9netc aild) nod an,
Wpntag llnb Der Ronnt id)ciut ais5us
geben, lpie CT fam nnb mar, Elm fdlter,
unluillfommener Te9ennlonat.
= Ser Hegcr nSupe" Gbriitppber
lit Der Seriiibrung elmer @inoeridbs
rigen idblllbig ~befunben m6nsen. Sies
ies %erbreden bat lebensldn9lidJc
3uhtbousbaft i'm Stodtss 8efdngniS
5u Sort Wabiion I'M @efolge. Gountpz
anipalt Nelion gcbiibrt fir ltebcrfiib>
run9 bes S6ulbigen (ipas nniere
Yoli5ei leiber nidt angeitrebt batte)
Den Sant Der Subuauer @%inpobner@
ihoft. Spfientlih miro linn @leidcs
audi nit Den nod ilbri9en Sdbmlbigen
9~elingen. Dab icne Wdbdcn nit
elmer perbdltniBmdbig leidten Straic
ubfommcn (iie perhen iuabrideinlid)
einiae Sabre in elmer Seiierungsanitnlt
intcrniert nerben) lit beoauerlid,.
Sic BADEN ihfpercre Strafc pcrbient.
Sen gltern liegt Die idiperite Efliht
Oh, ibrc Ainber nlid) nid)t einen
Nugenblid aus bcn @ugen gu lal,en,
obnc 81 pilien, III ipeiicu @eieqihaft
tic linb. llno Der rS.S6." bemerft
bier5u ri6tig: -Sarents mutt fnop'
lpbere their Daughters are, ipitbJ
lpbom then are a1b lpbat is tie
d,aracter Of their aiiociotes at night.
not onlp, but trough eoerD bour of
tie bap." Bic Gerbrehen bieies
S6cuials lpiirben @ltcrnblut gum Or
~iturren ~bringcn, ipenn lie Die gcraOe6u
nncfelnDe Nntur h~crielbeu fennen
ipiirben. - 8ir glallben genug iiber
oieies Sbenta geIa9t 81 baben.
Iattbefps & Chalmers, Ibpos
taten, 3immer 402 Securitp Suilbs
ing. Selepbon 1852. Yrafti6ieren in
Staat5> unb Sunbes9cridtcn.
Sic Giubriihc in Dubuque nebs
men in lester 3eit unbeimlih 5u.
- Sn einem einbringliden IppcQ,
in ipelden er nm Scitrd9c our Der
9robcrung beS ct. Suicpb $ College in
Dubuque crnltlid) erIuhte, bc5ei6ncte
er5bilhpf 5. aeone AM Sountng in
ct. Waricu eincn acbilbcten Saiens
itono ols bnS grDBte SeoiiriniB Der To-
tboliidcn Stride in Den Ger. Stnnten,
Scit Dem I. Wtui bat Dubuque
mn llm9cgcnb 612 3oll Megcn gcbnbt
mcbr ols III Den lestcn II Sabren um
biciclbc Snbres5eit.
Strpbhiitc bdttcn mir idon. ober
buS 8ettcr lpar perilpiicnc Wofe berz
art falt unb re9ncriidL bnb an Sriibs
lingstleioun9 uno sScOahung ni6t 5u
bcnfen mar.
Subuque's aleinipnarcus6dnbe
Ter bcabiidti9en - lout cincm Belle
pue'r Slatt - Die Sreiablieierung eins
Suitelen. Damn miiBten nntiirlicb Die
Gpniumenten piepcr, mic friiber. ibEe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
@elde Sheinbeilisfeit.

Gin 5l 6cr5en aebenbes Bib (!!)
cntlpirit Scrr 6nrrca, Der Yrdiioent
pes Stabl@3 rulrs. pon Den Gualcn
Der bon bicienl Concern beiddftigten
Mrbciter, Die hurf cine neue He9el
g~e5pungcn inp, cinen Tag IN Der
8odc az fcicrn! Cine srpBc Gn5abl
bon Ndnnern". ldst Serr Sarrcll,
bat ge6eten, baB ibnen erlanbt pcrs
De, iieben Gage in Der @ofc sn prz
bciten." Sn SolSc Der giniiibrun9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
&eine 9nrhbrenner= 5rannngen
mebr.
5uhscitsslpfen.

Sic Seiratb bes Yrin5en Seiurih
XIII. bon 8euB nit Der Yriu5eiiin
Wictoria Maraarcte bon SrcuBen, Der
ein5igen Sohter Oes Yrinsen Sricb@
rid Seopolo bon SreuBen, erfolgte an,
II. 0tai 81 Sotsbam in Dem neucn
Yalait. gs murben bicielbcn Gerce
monier beobaftet, Die BEL Der Soh5eit
Der Trin5eiiin @ictoria Cutie, Der eins
5i9en Sodter bes bcutihen &niicrs,
I'M "a. Mai in Berlin befolst iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27

iaiBlrnuGt, bnB tic oen crlo9cncn Glib
Der D&uiabts Of Columbus, ipcld)en
unbrihcinlidl bas Sdunbblntt, ~Sbc
Wcnucc", crfunbcu bat, inter ibrcn
Sfillcrn pcrbrcitctc. SrpRbcm III Der
Stdbt Nnrclls i'll picr6ig Sobrcn mn
Gin tutboliId'cr Scbrcr nngeltellt NOR
Den lpdr, 9cldng CO Den .anights OF
Columbus" bod), Die I~bIebung pes
Ncrtpcibcs blrd,5ulcbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
Sort nit ben Sliescn!

81. Strait, Der @eiuupbcits : Cont
niTidr bon Iillpuufcc, 8is., bat ans
gcrehnct, baB bic Slicgc ~aaidbrlid III
Den Scr. Staoteu 100000 Wenihcn
1Dbtct, bnB tic pcrontiportlih lit Fir
Die 9roBe &inbcritcrbliffeit, unb DAP
tic ben Ser. Staaten iebes Sabr $500
100000 foltct. Sarum, tort nit Den
Slieeen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
!, Su6nqne" bnrh &epfufer S6lenien

S6iffsfapitGn gSiliam Surfe bon
Ct. Qpuis. DO, Der Commandment Der
.SubuaueT, nclher idon picr5ig
Sabre Den Miiiiiiippi beiabren bat,
miro baS critic Shiif burd) Die neien
SdIcuicu bel &cofut bringen. &npis
tim 8iirfe mar Der, nelher por un9ce
fGbr 80 Sabrcn bns critic Boot burd'
Die Sdicuicu Der Sunbcsbcb0roc bel
Acutlif pilptierte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27

lpprtlll9 81 cntSiebcn, lpcld)c Die per
luorreuen itdbtiiden Yroblcmc I'M &c
fol9c baben. Bel Den Wablcn in
1914 niirbe rScinc @brcn" banr
picoer 5uriidfommeu uto 5lunr init
eincm noblsefiigten antizclcrifalcr
Stnbtratb.
8ie bereits perid)iebentlih bier err
pdbut, ipl in Si3ilicn bel Gefali cil
@eiitlifer Elm 3dohen in Glide eez
Ihnitten unb pereraben baben. 9is
nit ifanberbaften Ginselbeiten aus
seitattete @eididte, bic ,upbl bent
nadjft aud in Der yWennee" pber ais
Pamphlet Der american 9ibertg So.
eriheinen mirb, lit ppn Anfang bic
Gnhe c%riunhen nnb sebOrt, mic her
,6prrierc h'Stalia" bemerft, ST. ber
Grt Der freimamreriid,en 9isen, init
benen bic neue anti =clerifale Cant
pagne lit Stalieu uorbercitet iuerbeu
iDl, nnb nit weldber abseitanbenen
Sriibc nann aud bic a~merifaniidef
5einbe her Stride feilseben. Scr
vSnernatorc Hpmaiio" bat cine &c
nalle l%lntcriud,iins bes Shatiahenbes
itanoes p%prncbtnen loiien, Die Die Siisc
in ibrer aansen @%emcinbeit ergibt.
gr forbert Die 8ldtter, Die nit rieIigen
lieberihriften bns .ihdnolide Ser
bredlen" per5eihueten. nrf. iofort Die
8abrbeit 81 berid]teu, ionit lpiirben
Die @crihte angcrlien iperbcn. ".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27

Gin nelles in Iri5ona eeihaffenes
@eieB perbinpert niht MIR, bn6 Iiine
ten, Die nid,t Burger iperben fonnen.
lpnbern ard) 5ablreihe @erifaner, Die
in Iri5ona Ieben nnb ~merifdnii6e
llntertbanen seblieben iinb, @runbs
beiib crtperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
mnrktbertdttp.
5ir ben Drufperfanf.

Ou6uqu:. ben &c. Mai.
@etreibe, Gen, Mebl, etc.
Dsi;sn: Soc per gmibel.
Safer: 35-43c per gnjbtL
8orn: 55--62e per Snfbel.
@erte: AO-50e per Yu}he(.
Hoggeu: 45-55e per VuItel.
pen: Sl8. O0-S1S. 90 per Soute.
Wtebl: patent, s5.00-I.4j; Hraigbt,
"a. 30-4.8O.
SIsie: ss1 90 per Eonme.
Groceries, etc.
Gepfel: S3.00-s4.oO per Barrel.
&artoHeln: 25@30c per gulbel.
3rulebeln: soc per guibel; Spanii1e
5wisbsln, $l.5O per Grats.
gieb.
Stiere: S5. 5O-sr.50
Hinber 81. 00-S5.O0
8iibe: $3.25-4.00
&dlber: 8 J.00-SS. 90.
9Gmmer: SO. 0p-s3.5 so.
S&weine (auf benz Sus): 81. 9O-ss.15
per bnnoert pfuub
Butter, Gier nnb 8Gie.
gier: Ice per Ouseub.
Butter: Oatrp, 2Sc; Creamery, 32c per
Hfuib.
8die: Rbams 3aie, csc; Srid, CSC; Gins
burger, 20@21c; Swiss, &c per Biuno.
Sebenhes 8efliisel.
Srntbibner, lee; Gnten, DC; Siibu.r
l1@12c per pfunb.
4rpniiipnen.
@erdu6srtes Nleiid: S1inteu, 49,
lsc; Sped. 1SH-25He.
Sdmal3, l2H-l3e.
8oblen: Sartfoblem, $1,000; 8ein.
fobleu, S6. on per 3omne.
Sol,: ei4enbolS 7%.oO-S.0o; 8ei6bol,,
49, 90 per 6oros.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
Ga%lifprniihe SanSpUrlagc nntcrs
seiduet.

@oupcrncilr Sobnion bat p~erilpiicnc
98pdlc bic BON Der coliforuiid)cn 2egios
Intur nit GROCER Mcbrbcit angenom@
mcnc ~2onbporla9c untcr5eihnct, Die
ale I~llslGnbcr. Die nidt Siirser iuers
Den fGnncu, BON 2anpbeiib in Galis
f%ornien alislhlieBt. 9as @eieB tritt
in 90 Sa9en, olio am II. Iu8uit in
Strait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
Mmtuna, &atboliten!

8ir baben icst 5000 Snrmer in Dem @oloen
grairies (Sebict. 3ipei fdiboliide airden. bcites
aIiina uno sSaiier, iiefer itipar5er gpambcoen,
ebcr iinp mnnoerpoa iridbtbur. aonncn Rc,
aierllnss' statiitifen tiir 1872 l%ietern, peide
bro Mder betrne. Die gruie be5nbIic iir Sas
panb. Der Grirde manfer ean5er ySci5enfel,
Der bctrue in 1872. biz 5i 40 Snihel nne oer
9aferertrag 20 emlgei: Mslne nstBen sstnoe.
8reis nnr $14 bis SIS pro gder. gei1ie DC.
ottaungen.
|DORNES & BUSCH, Dubuque, Iowa.
geim enrsibeu erwdtue maa cen. bisies glat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
2atbpliid)e Gplonic i'm iiiblihen
0sinneipta.

9ieie Gesenb. iest erostentbeiIS fatboIii6.
preifc iteieeu. 5artbanlt Gpnntn gren5t np
Soma, bot quite @erbeiieriln9en, cute Sidot6cn.
erobc Grnteu uno ole Sicb5nbf blibt. Ncls
bot 1000 Ginpebner. cine ihbne fntholtfhc
id)ule i6reibi Der Piarrcr: Der @dii elmer Ia
iboliihen 5du!c itebt IN slnsiihi. 9inlicn iluei
Sdbren tperoe1 bic ainoer BON sSeIS bic gors
sl6tunespon. 9iep. ). Wdfcldi." slIi ben Gar.
men iiebt man ifone Nobnbdutey Sidac. 6ai.
ne. Sbitg1rten, 5iling nnb gQes in better Orb
bon $40 bis $f10 pro 9lder gefauft merocr.
Ter Bfarrer, Rep. ). Mifolai, niro bereiinils
ligit aQe 9lntrdecn b%edntporten, ODER man
ihreibe aii Santblutd & 2antpbter, sSeus, Mius
neiou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27

Jprni'S AlpenfrGuter unb 8lnt.
beleber, Masens Stdrfer unb 6eilsOel
lit IN Sreb 9 hmibt's Groceries
9aben, go. 2668 @aibinston Str.
Su perfaufen. Selepbon 1895.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27

2iiften ereignet. Die Gin N~enihenopfer
foroerte. Sn elmer !SDbc Dor iedbsig
SliB itteB elm o Saliptmann Suder
sefibrter 3ipeibeder (ein 2uftihiffer>
2ebrlins Ndmers Sietrih beglcitete
ibn ais &ai1aeier) nit cinem Wonoz
plan 5uiaminen, 3mder ipnrbc ausene
blidlih getobtet. Sietrih ifipcr urib
Die 3nei Yaiiagiere bcs @onpplans
leid)t perlett.
&eine 9nrfbrenner 5%ramnngen
|. ntebr.
Ser. 9esislatlir bon Connecticut
lprrbe Elm empfeblenber gcriht iiber
cine Bill critdttet, ipelde Die Sdlss
iiberfopf : 5%ralungen bon 2cliten,
pelhe int Staate nicbt angeieiien iino,
pe~rbinbern Icn. sic beihrdnft bic
Gusitequne bon Seirathsli5enien nnb
beitimmt, bnb, ipent feiner bon Den
beiben Seiratbsluitieen I'M Staate an>
9eieiien lit. Die Si5ens crit mad flint
Sagen nnh nadb elmer Sernebmung
burdl einen Yrpbatrifter ertbeilt ipers
ben Sarf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
Sbtcdao. oeu IS. Wui.
0etreibe.

"~~
@etreibe.
Deuen-
Wai: 9O&
Suli: 90e90H.
Rsru-
Mai: 57Na5s.
Suit: 57%e57I.
Saier-
Mai: 4OA a4lH.
Suli: 37%@3sH.
8iebmarft.
S&mere, ss.059S.57%.
Shpere. rauhe. s5.O5teS.2 90
Qente, 81. 40@SS. IS.
0emu1te. s .359S.63X.
Bieh-
Riuopieb, 81 10 s.S5.
Riihe iito Ruloer. So. S00 30.
94eterus, S7.0D-sS. Is.
S&aie-
G,uheimif4e admmer %. 75@7So.
S1etlihe 9dmmer, %. 7h@7.65.
giubeimiihs Shaie. 81. 2506.O0.
gsetlide S4aie-$5.3 I@6.00.
HrDpiiionen.
SHwsineleii6-
Wdi: $40. S0!9@.95
Suli: 8l9.S09$t9. 80,
S&mal;-
0ai: St1.l0@11.10.
Suli: St1.00@l1.02.
Clipper
Wiai: Sl2. OO@t2.00.
SSuli: Sill. 30@li.32.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
Isle MANS ntadt.

Sn Iarcrs, Soipa, bat eiu Srdulein
Rod ibre Stellitna ais S6ullebrerin
an ben pifentlidcn S6nlen baour9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
Whtuna, &atholifen!

5rlftbares 2ono 5i oerfdnien I'M 9ornaiirs
tel. Cine fafbplifde gniieoiung nit SdhpciicriIs
iduIc. &erfet es Gudb, mir ipobnen i'm Hcgeis
Siitrift. Sir udbcre s~iuSfunit ihreibe man an
@ep. 4. Z. @ncHen,
407 0burcb Si., @regorn; 60. Saf.
geim sdrciben eripdbne man oiefes 8Intf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
3it ~bertanjen.

Glifc 5armen fir Storm, g9eiSen, Safer. Ger
tie, alee, limotbp uio iir 8icb5utt. Bette @es
treioeeegeno i'm Stddte. 60 gut ipie SainpiS
uno Soma. Sdpcrr i6war6er 9oben. Iilc
Drainage. Sf1ne Seine nnbe &inucbdgp. Of
fentline Shuicrl, Sohihule mo fdtboliihe
air6c. Slte aapitalanl19e uno leifte Seoils
euneen. Aieranber Gdel,
@inIiebn9o, Wittii.
8eim S1reiben crlpdiite nan oicies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
gun Der @phe.
Mtitfel wirb Staats. Nrbeits-
SDmmif5Gr.

Sobn Iithea, friiber Yrdiibcnt Der
nniteb Weine 8orfers of Imericd, bat
Die @rllennuna gum Staats sIrbeitss
commifidr BON SEEM 9ort a%nsenommen.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
Gs mirb weiter ,sesambelt".

Vs fuirb fYeifer ,s%esGmtbelt".
Yit 22O sesen 331 Stimmen
fpurbe in Der frun5oiiihen gbseoros
ncten> &arnn1er Die bon Dem Ibeeorbs
neten Sdcaues Yiou eineebrahte 8pr<
la9e. Die lid segen bas 8liidsipiel
rihtet, beripprfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
arbeiter= Gntihdbisnnss. giG

Ser Senot Der 2csislatur bon
Connecticut bat am 16. Wtai einitims
mig cine Irbeiter : @ntifdbisunsse
Bill angenomnen. Sieielbe eebt iest
ans SauS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27

GOliiium in ben 9iften.
Sn Sobannistbal bat iif am 16.
Nai abermaIs cine GoGiiion in Den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
Aus Der Gtuisen Stabt.

(Sortiesun9 bon Der 1. Settle
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
Hu ~berfanjeM.

Seine 2drnieii In MarnIano, 1872 sder. gli'
ties cbenes pnro, cute @ebduoe, piel Sbit:
futbol. air6e 4 Dr., S6mIe u ~, Statioil |
Wtetlc. greis $4,000. Sanebcit Elm H. 5arnl
bon 35 sder tiir $1,000. 2ethtc SeotnenhlgeiI.
Gdberes BET
8. 0nplenberg,
30. Q Commerce Ct, Baltimore. no.
geim Shreibei eripdbne bieies Blatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
gu bertanten.

24O sder 5arnl, 3 Oteilcn bon Der ct. GIono
&. 2. @utcr Boocn: allies inter Nlliur. Sehs
Simmer Saus, aiier Siall. 6iuei 9r1nnries,
Gorncrib uno ailoerc 2luBenaebdloc. Gbenials
spei cute Brufnen. 5enceo uno cross fenced.
Sreis $50 per gdcr.
The A. q. Whitney Land & Loan Company.
st. Cloud. Minnesota.
yltm ehretbeu er,udbne man seh. bieies Slatt.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30
NOTE THIS CORRECTION IN AID
DRESS OF NEW ANTI-RONTAN
PAPER

Dear Sir: l am just in receipt Of
the JEFF. it is fine for this week.
[ want to thank you very much for
the compliment and request for the
Georgia people to help give my pa
per a start. I notice you gave my
post Office as Saline Pass, Texas,
whereas it is Grand Saline, Texas.
I certainly would appreciate it, very
much, if you would correct this, as
there is not a town by the name of
Saline Pass in Texas, and all of the
mail sent to Saline Pass will be lost
to me.
My prayer is that you shall live
for many years and continue to be
just what you have always been. I
learned my first principles of gov
eminent from your pen, which I am
loyal to today. If those principals
were honestly carried out we would
see many changes, so much needed.
AS Georgian | am proud Of such
men as you, and scores Of others I
could mention.
Yours for the fight and the right
w. L. BRANDON.
Grand Saline, Texas.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30
OUR FRIEND ID. c. ELLERBEE IS
A BLUE-RIBBON WINNER.

Dear Sir: Enclosed you will find
a list of twenty subscribers, which [
have gotten up in one weeks time.
When | secured the first subscriber
my intention was to get up as many
subscriptions as | could and to &C
company the order to Thomson
thence to Augusta to be at your
trial, but to my regret. was not able
to do so. | shall never cease to pray
Gods richest blessings upon you,
and may you come out victorious is
my heartfelt wish.
Do not cease to give the Roman
wolves their dues-if they had their
dues, they would be in hell!
If you are ever convicted, there
will be hot times in Georgia. Humid
reds of thousands are willing to sac
rifice their all'' for you-ready at
a moments notice.
May God speed the day when the
rising and on-coming generations
shall recognize the fact that you are
one of our country's best men, and
that your name shall be world re-
nowned for the great works you
shall have done. I am, as ever,
Your friend and we'll wisher,
d. G. ELLERBEE.
Thomaston, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30
A COLLEGE BOYS APPR2ECIATl
TRIBUTE.

My Dear Mr.. Watson: I walS
greatly gratifed tonight by the newt.
of the failure of the effort to emf
barrass you, thereby striking a bloWT
at our American freedo ON. We her61
at college were watching with keenE
est interest the progress of your
case. During our evening meal ini
the dining hall the usual monotonyi
Of the clicking knives and forks and
the 'shoot me the bull'' was broken
by q yell for watson coming from
the boys, at neighboring table who
had more fortunately than some Of
US learned Of your triumph today in
Augusta. We regard this as not
merely victory for yourself, but as
one for all of us who hold sacred
and dear our freedom of speech and
the press.
We enjoy the Jeff from week to
week. Not all Of US have the priVi-
lege Of being subscribers. but those
who get it generously share it with
their neighbors. In this way many
Of us have access thereto and enjoy
it thoroughly. Your recent article
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30
ANOTHER CASE CITED.

Dear Sir: Several years ago
Chas. H. Slack, editor of the Bristol
Courier in an editorial said some
things of James L. Faulkner. Slack
was indicted in the U. S. Court at
Knoxville. l went on his bond for
several thousand dollars. He was
tried before Judge Clark, being rep
resented by Judge G. J. st. John Of
this city and H. H. Ignersoll Of
Knoxville. A dictionary was used
and Slack was acquitted upon the
ground that the language was
scurilous and abusive, but neither
profane nor obscene.
My best wishes attend you,
SAM. L. KING.
Bristol, Tenn.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30
A NEW WORKERS. VIEWS ON RO-
MAN CATHOLICS.

Dear Sir: Allow me, a stranger,
and an American to thank you for
any publicity that you have given to
the undermining and evil influences
Of the Roman Catholic church. 1t is
a purely money-making institution,
known as such to every citizen who
can read, and only the illiterate
Americans are Roman Catholics.
Senator O'Gorman opposed any
amendment to the immigration law,
which would keep out such undesira-
bles. Cardinal Farley had the au-
dacity at public meeting Of chart
ties to warn his hearers against our
Day Nurseries, that children were
being seduced away from their faith.
Did you ever hear Of the Roman
Catholic church doing any work for
the children and the poor? | have
a friend who heard a priest threaten
his congregation with their souls
damnation if they sent their chill
dren to the public schools. 1t was in
a weak moment that our Protestant
country yielded to the Catholics and
gave up the Bible in the schools, and
now, the Pope is sending r. c.
Chaplain to the University Of Penn
sylYania, because of lack of religious
instruction in public schools. We
couldn't take orders from a king,
but we allow the pope to interfere
in our universities-not only that,
but We have Roman Catholic super
intendents and teachers, teaching
laWlessness to our alien children
by example and by changing text
books. 1t is against the law to beg,
yet nuns beg in every house, even
annoying clerks in downtown bust
ness houses. What do you think
Cardinal Gibbons does in Baltimore?
So a Baptist friend tells me, he with
Roman Catholic duplicity pats the
Office boys on the head and if he be
Protestant. he forces the Roman
Catholic employee to dismiss him.
The American flag floats on Roman
Catholic churches. The United States
has opened it's door to converts and
monasteries, has been broad
minded" and in return what?
Children are taught that it is sin
to enter a Protestant church. Priests
tell their people to avoid Protest
ants. 1t is not warships that We
need, but patriotism. Our enemy is
"IIulu Cu0 COuHIly, hOC ouC6lu0'
Every other charity in the city sends
me an audited account Of expendi-
lures, and while thousands Of Catho-
hes are taken care of, not a subscri-
Der is of that denomination. While
Peters pence goes to Rome, the U.
S. takes care of the paupers that
come from Papal States. l enclose
a list of murderers and their names
are not Anglo Saxon. What does
the Goddess of Liberty mean? The
same conditions that exist in Latin
countries?
God forbid.
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1T CHEERS MY HEART TO HEAR
FROM THE OLD MERCER
ROWS

My Dear Mr.. Watson: I have just
returned from one Of the sessions of
our Baptist Association. where l
did not get the daily papers, but
learned as soon as / arrived home
that your case in the U. S, Court
had been quashed or such DISPOSE
tion made of it as sets you free from
the Indictment. | very much rejoice
with you, because justice has tri-
umphed and you can continue to fire
broadsides into the enemy's camp,
and tell the truth about Roman
Catholicism. My good wife, whom
you don't know, and [ feel happy
over the results in your favor.
May Gods richest blessings be and
abide with you and your household,
is the sincere desire of your college
friend and brother.
J. A. IVEY.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30
A GLAD WORD FROM OLD VTR-
CHINA.

My Dear Sir: / write to con-
graduate you On the happy turn
your trial took when the judge prop
erly sustained the demurrer to
the Indictment and threw the mali
cious prosecution of the Catholic
church out of court. Keep on in
your good work and the people will
uphold you.
Very truly yours,
VIM. M. PEYTON.
Virginia
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPL i
FROM THE PASTOR OF NTR. WAT
SONS CHURCH.

I want to express my delight at
the outcome of your malicious trial
in Augusta.
We hope this is the last of an
unnecessary litigation, though it has
helped your cause more than any
thing else could, by bringing atten-
ton Of the whole country to the
methods of Rome.
Those members of our church
whom | have had the chance to talk
to about your victory, are very much
pleased at the result.
Please accept my congratulations
Yours truly,
w. H. YOUNG.
Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30
THE TRIAL TO SETTLE THE
QUESTION OF FREEDOM.

Dear Sir: Find enclosed SO cents
money order for which please send
"Watson's Reply to Windle" to Rev.
d. A. Williams, Douglasville. Texas.
The trial Of Mr.. Watson at Augusta,
Ga, to be called today, will settle
the question as to whether we are
free American citizens or only vas
sails to the Dago On the Tiber. May
the God of heaven and earth protect
him and us from the blight Of the
Harlot and the insatiate NAV of the
beast.
J. H. FROST.
RrvoD'o Mills r7oxzac
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-10-30
THE JUDGE DID THE sKINNING,


THE JUDGE DID THE SPINNING.
Dear Sir: You will find enclosed
my check for renewal Of both Jeff
and Magazine for another year. I
see your trial is on, hope you may
skin those Vagabonds alive A low
er class cannot be found in America.
l also take the Menace which is
scoring them to the teeth.
Yours truly,
d. r. BRAUBAKER.
Missouri.
COMMENT
The funniest boundering that ever
| saw, or heard in a court room, was
when Judge Rufus E. Foster called
upon the learned District Attorney,
Alexander Alderman to defend the
indictment he had drawn up against
me. Alexander was not Alexander
the Great at that crisis. T. e. w.