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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
@dmmt SalOcisSbre
IN grancS 9aar.
6rnncn, ucrindt cSl 9nnfclt prddJ-
tia, unS glicmanO fnnn cs cr-
fruncu ~ brirst Iciurn Wlan5
nuO NidJtc 5nriif.

@cm06nlihes @arten-Sol6ei, 5u
ciuem Oiden 9l6guB gc6raut, nit
ShUciel mo 9llfobol pcrni1L per
malOelt cranes, itreiiiges imO tables
in prGbtig ibwor3e5 imO hririoies
Sonr; cutferut icOc Spur por Gopi-
Icbuppen 6esuoet Suden lluO &aars
ansiaQ. Ga5 @}ii4eu uon Sal6ei-
E6ee mo Sdwciei-Ge5cpt inn Sailie
6crcitet uele llnanne6mliAfeiten
Gin beiierer 9eg lit, Oas sum Sc
brou6 ferti0c 9Srdparat ib 5u pcr-
icbafieu, pcl1eS inter Dem 9tamen
,S2pct6 5 Gage mO Sulphur @air
Remeop" fir so GcntS Oie groBe
Slai6c in 9lpot6cfen gcfolit lucrOeu
tann mo moOur6 man li6 ale I'M.
itGn0li6e 9lrbeit cripart
Nbwo6l eS ia feine Siinoe lit, Dim.
ues, groueS, fa6les Soar 81 bobeu,
10 miini6en mir Oennom 9lllc, inier
jugcnoli6cs Grlheineu unO 2ln5icb-
lnssfrait al crboltcn 9tienianO
fum eS (icGen Oh S6r 5lm Elufel-
iGr6cu oeS Saarcs o@uet6's Soge
an0 Sulp1ur" ecbraubt babt, neil cs
oicS 10 notiirli6 mO gleidmdBi1
l6ut aRon ieu6tet cinfad eincn
S6rromn oOer cine ueicbe 9iirite oa.
nit M lmO 5iebt Oieie, Strobn nod
Stro6n OurG ooS @oar. Bis gum
N}or9en pcridminOet Oas graue
S5aar; naH einer oOcr 5wci weitercn
9lpplijiruuaen bat e5 feline notiirlide
6ar5c lpieOer crlanGt uao lie5t gldn-
5enN, wei6 in0 oidt ans, imO Sic
crihcincn Inn Sabre iiin9cr.
(gIn5eiac)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
Sn(je (inO gut fit
RiicSen(C6mer5en.
&cinist Gnrc glicrcn 5nwcilcn, iucnn
Cir rcsclmahis 6lciid
Cit.

&cin Nldnn rOer feline Sroil maht
cinen ,Srrt6unl, iucnn lie bel re1elmd-
iigcr 6leiibno6ring 9clcgcntlb i6re
9iicren rciuigclL iagt Elm befonntcr
9lr5t. ,Sleiid5 bil0ct 0orni0lre, iuel
cGc Die 9iicrcn-@pren Ocrort peritopit,
oob lie lrlr eincn G6eil Der 9hltab-
iGac mo DER @iite filtrirt, mo Sbr
oa5er ertrouft. 9bcrmotismls,
GopiiHner5eu. 9c6crfrauf6eiten, io-
mic 9ieruoiitdt, I6le6te &erOouulng,
Shlailoligfeit lmO onOerc aronfbei-
ten fonimen ioit our6meg bon per-
Itopiten 9iiercu.
Sn Dem Nloment, no S6r in oen
9}iercu oOer i'm Riiden Elm Shwd6e-
gefiibl cnlpfinoet, oocr pcnu Der llrin
nic6t flar lit oOcr DER llrina6iluB
niHt regclmdBig it, 10 fouit bier In
gen bon pSoO Salts in irgenO elmer
5iiuyldiigen 9(pot6efc uno ne6mt Oa-
0on iiir einioe Gage ie cinen Ebeeloi
fel in ciuem @las uol g9diicr Dor
Dem ,5riIbitiid. umO Cure 9iieren wer-
ocn gut arbciten. 0icie bcrii6mten
Sal5e limo ans 6roubeni0lre unO 81
troneniait hcrgeiteIt, nit Sit6ia ucr-
bunoen mo icit @encrotionen miro
Oas .Qlittcl ceuiibt. Inn Die 9tieren 81
rcinigeu mo oercn Sbdtigfeit 81 re-
9ullrcn gluH ionoert cs Die @arn-
idlre ab unO oer6in0crt Ooour1 Bio
icnbeidperoeh
u,SoO Solt9" lit biaig mO borm-
los, cs biloet Elm angcne6meS, eriri-
i1cu0eS 9it6ia. @aiicr, pel6eS oac
regelmdBigcu Sleiiheiier bcnii6en
ioQten nm bic 9liereD mo Oos 9lut
rein 5u 6oltcn, moOur1 9icreuibmcr-
3en permicaen mer0en, Die Gompli-
fotioncn uad iidl 5ie6eu
Cslndciqe)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
9IbGnOcrnng Scr Sdluttrnppcn-
11uifurmcn.


,Sn ser llniforniirung Der Oertlben
Shuttruppen lit cine meientlife
9Ienoerung eingetrcten. Oie cine nidt
iubeoeutenOe Gerciniahung ser
llniiornlausriiititng beOeutet unO Oe-
ren Suuptpunfte mir bier nod Ser
inn onltlihcn ,Geutiden Solonial-
bloti" Oeroifeutlidteu &eroronung
mittbeilcn.
Sci ser Seiirot6nniiornl tritt bel
Siiijiereu mO NlonniHaiten an
5telIc ser bisberigen bellgroucn
Cuhfor6e fiinitia Oos 6elOgrau. Ger
SnierimSuaiienrod ser Sifi5iere idat
fort mo miro Ourd enen lleberrod
ndH gIrmccprohc aus felOgrauem
1iid criett, Der jeaodl mr III ser
0ciniot6 getrngen iuirN. ®en mo
GoritoBe ocs lle6errods iinO in Ben
Sarben ser @aiicnrodallfidl1ge ge.
balten; Ciiairifoner trogen alio mel.
bcit, aumeriner rotben unO SilO'
lueitofrifoner fornblinlcn6laue arc-
Gen uH0 @oritobc
gteu lit ierner oie Giniii6rung ei'
urr langcn groiteu Sole 5um fleinen
Tignitn15uq uno 5iun @eieQicboitS-
ahiug Ser Ciii5iere. NicrJu lueroen
idlipor5e Stieicl onitott ser irii5er
iihiicben Goben braunen getra9en.
Gle hOben 6rouneu Stieiel fommen
audl bel Der Ncmat6lmiiorm Ser
Dlannidaiten in 6ortioll
gInl Geoen Scr Siii5icre fdut Oie
aaiierfrone am Eegenfnopi fort nno
rDirO ourH Sen faiicrlideu 9iomeus-
jig om Iegengriif eriebt
Generate, Oie Sen Sdubtruppen
ohlcb6ren. 5. =. ols @enerolmaiore
dorofteriiirte Sduetrltppen Cont
nionoeurc oOer inaftipe Generate,
sic nit ser Sbnstrlppenlmiiorm
ucrobiticSet iino, trn1ci sur @ci-
natbiiniorm lott oeS bSber ii6li-
hci Suites oen preuBiihen Selm nit
GeiHsooler inO 1ur Goraoe idwor5-
weiBrot6en 5eOer5ud.
@ei Der Cropclulniiorn fonmen
ser aorouoiienrod mo Der &orO-
atcrimsrod IN @egioll. 9ln i6re
5tclle trit bic &orolitepfo oie Sen
g,alien aoroieIOrod cr6dlt. Stott OeS
lpriBrn Tropen6cImS miro cin fbnfis
iorbIper eingeiiibrt, 5u Ocm bel 80.
raocn ln0 GeionOcren @clegen6eiten
ehi pciBer lle6er5ug gctrosen miro.
Sir @cnerdIc lit ser Cropcnbut nit
1rourot6cm 9eiat bei6ebolten NOR
oeu Gic biS6crigc itciie SdirnmilBc
mfrs Ourd] einc 6eIOmiibe nit grali.
en- Sdirm eriebt
0ie 0fii5iere, Sonit0tsofii5iere
ulo sic i'm Sifi3icrrona Iie6enoen
9eoluien ser Sc6uttrnppe Don
Geatidiiioweiioirifo trogen fiinitig
mdbrcuO ser 6eiBen Sobres5eit Den
ueiben 9hn5ug luie oie unoereu
51ubtruppen ju fleinen Gienlt- iinO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
oar MrlnhtIiMc sta6iIiiatOr.

s,n ocn areiien Der 6lieger IN Der
oon,cn ggclt i'll man Ser 9luiidt, ooB
Scr ioacuouic StobiIiintor, Die
ncuciic griinOuig Sruiac @ria6t'S
bic pidtioitc Ncrbeiierug Der Slug
mnidinc ieit iHrer Griinomg beoeite.
gsadl ocn lomcit porliegeuoen Sfa9'
rid,ten ii6cr Die GrfinOln1 beltebt
Cruiae @rie6tS 5tabiliiator in cI'
ncr flcincu 9Hiuomiiblc bic III Sbd'
iiufcit tritt iobalo Die tSlitlnialdine
iit SIT ncigeu oOer 81 itoBeu beginnt.
Sclbit OaS @eriogcn oes ylotors
miiroc bic @inomiIblc niAt becin'
tr0dtiaen, sic einen iiheten @leit-
iliu snr erOe uno cine 9eio3rloic
@anounQ erncgliht 9lnocre Ser.
tciicrimoen, oic iicb noh Grtuloun9
Scr gginomii6Ie bon iel6it ersoben
traaen oosu Sci oen Slna nit oerar'
tia onsgcriiiieten Dlaidlnen loli
0dh5lid aciobrlos III MAIDEN lllo ole
Sieucrlma 6eoeutcno 81 erleihterl''
CrOiae Mriabt bat cinem Settings
1lcportcr mitgctbeilt nnB er ~ oel
lcBtcn Nlonoten oft lnclleiiueit ge1lo'
aen Ici o6nc oic 0ebel ieiiier N'a
idnc su berii6reu. jur @riinOiwg
Wriobts wirO Dem lag uon lel'
ncm iluqtednihcn Sot Qiitarbeiter
aeihrie6eu: Tie 9ioHridt fiber Die
ncue griinouug bon Nrvillc gSrigbi
lit 0nrdnns crtir 5ll neblncli Nie
bciocn griioer b1ben beuieieli oaB
ne aae &eriprcc1uugeH. Oic iie aIi
Dem @cbiet ocS 6lnapeienS matten
ocbolten babcn oaB aac ibre Yor.
onsioqlnqeiI eingetroiien iiiio Sm
pcrionlihen &crte6r bobet tie mebr-
iocb bctont cs ie ibnen leidt gepor
ocn ibre Griinoiuigeu 81 niahen oa-
oeacn duBerit idllper lie 81 iHiiBci-
Die gro5ciie. sic lid I'M oie&rigbt'
Qotente o6aeipelt baben iinO Der
bette 9epeis bicriiIr 9llS oicien
@riinosr lit an5unc6men oaB Groiae
ggriq6t nidt cher cipaS iiber leine
ueuc Griinouna befonut aibt ais bis
cr oon5 iidcr lit Dab i6nl Der Rotent
ihus mht pcrioqt p9roen uuo oaB
9}eniono 0ie Qutente ilngebeu fonn
SIN pereouaeuen Sabre puroen in
@aris Die oeriHieoeniten @orri6tun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
lteber S6re cigemc Sraft
SSrcj 0n 9)}6unrr OtrIQuOt.

0ier 1T @hpaS. oas i1 S6nen
iiir abioiii gii6is 5l oifcriren babe
Elm fleincs 8riDnisGu6 nit ipes
5ieucr Nelebruna iiber oen leeiiis
men &ebrau6 1n0i unnnliirli6en
WibbrnudD mdnnli6tr Nrnii; fiber
bic Grbnliung mdnnlichcr Stdric
uHb ole Ni0qi0icii %Drcr Selblis
gSie0erbcrIlelunQ; Gin iQninirie5
Eai@eHs0ompeuoium. 5000 gSoyie
~ SCiieu nno 80 0albion @boios
Arupbie 3icproouliioncn cui6dlieno
oas i6 iebr aern a6iout ioltcrs
irci pcr Bolt. in lnlibieu, Oers
iicQcitem GonOeri an ieben WianM
luna ODER ilttb. lc0lg oOer Ocrs
beirai6ci ieuoc. Der oarnm i6rcibt
lleGcr eine .Qduion 0icier Sii6er
iino 10 an 9lpp.iianten liner pie
aan5e seeit Oci6iat worocn ieit
hcinc Srci Cficric 5nerii Crl6ien.
&erleqer ioroern fonllc mie 81 lilr
9ii6er iiber @cib!enlsiraecn, nab
reno mein gu6 ni6ts ioiiei. Sees
bal6. iueribcy 9eicr. ipenn Gle eli
ucu nvnrru 7fnu0 nrWQucr NCuuta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
9aM nnf!

'
Sprih mcllig, abcr oenf' Gcin SDell,
@aB mr oic Seilte iduaBcn;
llnO martc inner cine SSeil,
gettddte crit Die 6raseu.
Spricbit Oh and mIr elm eln5ia
@ori.
ga tragcn'S iton Die Sdniltfler Tort;
IS miro nod uiel oo5u gcnoAt,
CAB cs al alien @n0en trodt.
Gcuf' nidt. Ole meiuen cS 10 gut,
gls fonut'it Gcin 0crj eriblieBcn;
. Mcnihenfino, iei All Der Sut
zonit mlBt Oh eS balo biiBen.
Genf', mas Ou wiIllt bod iug' eS
nimi,
Die Scu1ler iiben iireua' @eridt
aalm ooB Gus oenfit ou ge5t's
irbon los
Tas Nllnopert lit bel Gielen groB.
Sprib iucnig aber oenf Oein S1eil
Tac pcr5 nHlBt Du be5wiugen.
Sin ciu5ig @ort 1T oft ein Fieil,
Der muuhnol tief fam Oringen
llno bdttcit Oh dl6 wirtIih redt
Die falide @rut madt ci6 oo6
ihledt;
Gicl 6ciicr it's. Oh ihmeigeit itia,
yab Scoen mahcu, mic ers nil.
Gurh S1mciocn fonmt man lcidter
ioit,
ga ltc6n oic lbiiren oiicn;
Sprihit 0u eirnnl ein ireics @ort
5iiblt Nlouder icb getroiien
Crum bite Tetie 3iingc uobl,
5ouit miro Dir bolo Der Nlagen boil;
llnO uiun oic Ileuihen mic iie iino,
Cam 1oit Oil ibrc @nnit geihpino.
Sprid reaig abcr ocuf Tein Gbeil
9luirihtlafcit tringt Sbaoet;
Ser 9'iao Der Gbrli6fcit 1T iteil,
@or5 oiiritia bliibn ole Saaten
Drm G6rliheii moht man cs idmer,
glls o6 er gar eht &ausfieAt lu0r'
Gcihcioenbeit III cine 3ieroe
Gin Rrablbous aber fpiunlt sur
9iiroc.
Iu 0noerit ia oic 0icndben nidt,
@uro'it Ou gein eebe0 eebenl
9lur Gincs bat jeet groB @eipidt,
Sn INTERIM hcut gen Sebeh:
,Wcnn 1u piel @elo erlporben bait
Gaun bit Oil Gin ibilfomln'ner Salt;
Ias iuupouirt scr gau5en Wclt,
Tic gaien iliiiiern: Ger bat @elo"
sprib mcuis aoer oenf Eein 1beil
6eit broud]t man fcinc Shwdrmcr;
Cic Sel6itiudt bictet PLIES icil,
Iic @elt miro taglid drmer
acn c5ottpertronen fiiat oic 9rut
Ene iii ia oacS dnb'rc arult
9critcIluugsfliiit lit Gcltc Irnpb
glls mar oos Sebeu MIR eiu Snmpl
Sic iagcn picl pom Der Dloral
1ic auigcbloinen Gbriltcn;
8 f0uut'it Gus ieb'u ein cirjig
O1al.
sSic lie ibr ycbcn iriltcnl
1a miro gelplhert lmo gcroupt
ia miro nad @ut lmo Sht 0e.
innaubt
Ter Dollar lit i6r ein5i0 Sell
Sprih wenig, a6er Oent' Gein Ibeil!
u. j. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

ols @eellidoitson5ug. Gie 9ln0e60-
rigen aller S6ubtruppen trageu am
lueibcn 9iod mo an &6afirod BON
MN al gleihmdBig fornbhImen-
6laue Gorit0Be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22
Sin ncnca anIumaIiidcs lgcluc0r.


Die &eriuhe, automatii1e Sc
ipe6re 6er5uiteaen peroen iiberall
eiiria 6etricben. @eionOers uerOient
Elm nelies nutomntilbes @eue6r, Oas
ser cnerifaniihc 0bcrit 9epis err
iiinoen bat, 9eahhmg, ga cS iib Io-
wo6l ourh @iniadbeit ser Gonitruf'
tiou, ais audi Our1 oer61ltniBmdBig
aroBe Snnolicbfeit ouS5eibnen ioll-
g2od W}itt6eillngen Der ,Sednii6en
Nlonatsbeite" (StuttgorD bonoelt eS
iif bier Inn cine Sanoieuermoiic filr
SmeibGnoigen @ebroud, Oic BON ci'
ncm SbiiBen daeu ge6onobo6t per-
Sen fam. gSie bel alien our1 @as-
orud betb1tigten automatiiden9ol0'
ieuerpoiien miro audi bier Der Die-
danismiS Oltr6 eiuen Ibeil Der
9Suluergoie 6epegt, Oie bci'm ShuB
irci peroen. Cie @aie treten in ole
rnter Dem 9ouf liegenoe @ostanmer
elm ino oriiden bier cineu 9lr6eitS.
foI6en 5liriid, ser oie neuc @atrone
iowie Oen 9l6ieuerrngs-,
mo @eridmB.@leboui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

Grlcidtcrt iOfurt eci6uOIIcnc, cnt-
5FnSctc Nuic, Supf nnO Sc9lc.
- Sic at6mcn frci. - Nnmpfc
GOpfidjmcr5cn urri@luinSen. -
&iOriec SlnSiliiiic 66rcm Gni
@criudt CHS Cream goIm."
Sonit nlr cine flcinc 6Iainc, MIR
5lm Geriud. 6iibrt Gin wcni9 la
bic 9iaie elm uuo i'm 9llgenblif wcr'
ocn S6rc ueritopite 9loic mo per-
ipcrrteu 9uitrouGlc oes &opies oiicn
icin; Sic ipcrOen imbe6inOert ai6.
men; @liBnutD imO aopiiGmer5cn
ocribpinoeu. @is 3um @lorgcu lit
Gaiarr6, Grfdlhng OcS GpicrS oocr
pom Gatarrb wmOer &cGlfopi ocr-
l6pinOen.
9cenOet fold 9cOcn iest Gauit
cine flciuc 6loiGe ,@lDs Cream
Balm" in irgeno einer 9lpotbcfc
(9In5eige)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

mus in 9elpegung lett. 9ln Stelle
cines Observation-Disclosures lit cin
S6eiben. ooer Srommelmaga5in an-
oe6radt, OaS 80 @ntronen eutbaltI
uno 6eQuem in menigen SetunOen
Our6 elm nene5 eriebt ueroen fam.
lin Neu 9oui 3u fiiblen, miro er rlt
einem 6eionoerS conitruirten Sllnmi-
niiunsMontel imge6en, Ourcb Den Die
perucnOctc Suftfiibhrng 6eionocrs
mirfiam in Die @rideimng tritt. Sin
W2iinOungStri6ter ii6erOcdt Die allt-
tretenOe MiinoungSfldn1mc. Gas @e-
me6r cignet iiH wegen ieiner @anO-
lidlfcit uno ieineS pcr6oltnBmdBig
ecringen llniaugeS mo @eluibtea
6eionoers iiir 9ititibiiie unO Slug
5euqc. IS miro nl 0ieiem Sale 5iDi-
ihen oen 6iiBen OeS S6iiBen be-
ieitigt, Der rec6ts ue6eu Dem Slug.
5engfii6rer lbt. Ter llmitnno, OaB
ole 9iiiditoB-@nergie Ourd Die 9et5d-
fauna Oes @epc6r Wiehanismis
poQitGnOiq ouigc5ebrt miro, iii fiir
Die 9ermert6rng Der @aiie geraoe
i'm 1SllQ5cuQ bon beionOcrenn g9ertb.
Gie normoIe SSeucrgeihwinOigfeit
oes N9aIhnengenebres lit 400 SduB
in Der Wlinltc. Gle pom cinem Slug
5eug aus in Der 6liegeritation Sol
leae @ouf Don WiarDlanO in Ocn Scr
Stouten gcmahten &eriude limo 5rr
3ufricoen6eit ausgefallen mo 5eigen
Oab nit elmer gilten, leiihngSfdbiget
. .SdieBmaffc ousgeriiitete 6lug5euge
oltd 5lm &ompi gegcn 3iele aui Der
@rOc periuenOet merocn fonncn. Gas
@clpe6r ais 6lug5eugpoiie fonn ie-
ooh lcgeu icinolidc 9uitidiiic unO
6lug5euge ii6er Dem eigencu 9Ippa-
rat nic6t rcrlpenoet uer0en.
Sic meme 3cit. - Columbus
lit uod Sponien 5uriidgefe6rt mo
bot giohrihteu pon cinem NUMBER
iamen ncueu @rotbeil ienieits OeS
Nleeres mitge6raht. 0@icuicl 3si-
len ioQ ih Oorii6er i6rcben?" irogt
Der @ericbtcritottcr Der o9Ibcno5ei-
hmo" BON GaOi5, ser Sen @ntoeder
interpielut Bat. u9Iiht9 miro 9cihrie.
6ea~ ontiportet ser &eOofteur p1log
bod Ger Columbus ielbit Ooiiir 9fe-
flame mobcn !penn ermin. Eo5 lit
iic6erlid mr. Der ncueitc Golp Der
Scrroinipefulunten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

udhife @gphc ooer ndcbiicn Oiunal lonoern
qrtdoe iebi ,,Gete O." IN hinicr 0nbncrauqen
Der. pc ein Habe N(ae periqi IS q6t ieine
bideli Eflniier nno iciiiQcn S0ben me6r. ole
ni1ls cniicrneh, lcine Seicu 3aiirmeiier mo
Siidc mcbr Sic oi1norauaen sum 9sadien
brnacn. S6ui cinige ttoplen r@ete-St" o..
Iaui nno 1921 ieoee Gigneranae le9e SRlolele e
uene 98ciie bic inmetlloie aeiahrloie icDneue
Qeciie 9hr ,,8etes5" fam e ibut Segt 60
In SciunOcH dui.
Sebcr slpoi6efer I'M gnno perinuii ,,WctS,St"
25 Gents ste Slnid)e. poer oircff 6ngcanoi BON
g. Som renee & So, Chicago.
(Seb22 Mpr5, Oini11)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

Gic&citung. ,@S miro al
10 fcinen @oiiitrife sebem6rolrSobu
ion2~ uNion fam lie miiien.poS
fonnit: ih 1obe mir jur Sider6cit
ihon eincn son5en SoB Nlorfen sc
fauitN
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-12-03
A LADY WHO HAS STUDIED THE
EFFECTS OF ROMAN
CATHOLICISM.
CATHOLICISM.

Dear Sir: I am not prepared to
put a proper estimate on the great
and good work you are doing for the
people, and especially the common
people, You have sacrificed so much
to instruct all people, you have done
SO much to warn the people of the
great danger that threatens our
country, SO horrible as to cause wild
terror to escape. received the
Weekly, but not the Jeffersonian
Magazine, though you sent ''The
Massacre of ST. Bartholomew, and
the Civil and Religious Liberty
pamphlet, which / highly appreci-
ate. Years ago I read the "Cloven
Foot" and the Spanish Tnquisition,
each one depicted the horrors of
Catholicism. Dr. Graves of Mem
phis, a minister of unusual intellect
in that respect published "The Bap-
tist, and was very explicit in his
denunciation of their corrupt meth
DDS. [ could give you and Mrs. Wat
son more information but will delay
until later. l have written to the
international Claim Agency" for in
structions to procure our rights as
heirs-as we like you, are of Scot
fish decent. I trust that we may be
successful in the establishment of
our right to the funds. If l could
get money from the Bank of Eng
land, | would be prepared to aid you
in the distribution of your literature.
May the giver Of every good and
perfect gift care for and defend you
and your dear ones from danger. I
pray evenings for your safety and
your loved ones. With best wishes
and compliments to yourself and
family, co-workers included, I re-
main, Your true friend,
MISS A. J. CUNNINGHAM.
Georgia.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-12-03
WHY THE PROGRESSIVE BAL
LOTS FAILED TO REACH
ONE II. It. ID. SECTION.

Dear Sir: I notice in this issue,
Nov. 10, of the Jeffersonian, state
ment headed, Another Hog-eye
Trick" In justice to the carrier on
Meanwhile r. IF. D., No. 1, am the
Mr.. Nelson referred to as sending
Progressive tickets to a Mr.. J. G.
Davis, r. F. d., No 1, Meanwhile,
Ga. In explanation will state just
how said tickets did not reach Mr..
Davis on the day before the election.
Meanwhile has a new post master,
and had just moved the post office,
and in the confusion the said pack
age of tickets was by accident
dropped in the outgoing mail sack
and came back that night, Nov 2,
and was sent out the next day (elec-
ton day. l saw Mr.. Davis on the
day of the election and asked him if
he got the tickets. He said he had
not. [ went direct to the post office
and made inquiry and found that
this occurred just as stated. The
r. F. d. carrier and post master
both are Hoke Smith men and gentle
men. I am certain they would not
do such thing as statement implies.
Please make this correction.
Respectfully,
T. E. NELSON.
Meanwhile, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-12-03
ANOTHER EXPRESSION FROM A
FARMER ON THE COTTON
SITUATION.

Dear Sir: In answer to who got
the ten cents for cotton, ! don't
know Of any farmer that got ten
cents. If any one has gotten ten
cents for cotton it must be the one
that sells direct to the factories.
This is one thing that if the farmers
cannot control, they had better quit
planting. We have got to get where
we can sell direct to the factories if
We ever amount to anything. l am
urging the farmers to let alone all
papers that uphold the spectators.
They are only breeding a den Of rat
tlesnakes to throw the poison among
them when the season comes around,
such as Woodrow Wilson and Hoke
Smith. The European war has moth
ing to do with the downfall Of cotton,
it is only breastwork that the ~
ing thieves have gotten behind, and
there are a whole lot that are fool
enough to believe it even yet
Another thing that the farmer must
let alone is the national banks. No
true Democrat would practice any
thing on that line. ] voted the Pro-
8resSivo ticket in November and am
waiting ..ltil the next go round
Some say wait on the Lord, but I
never pray for the Lord to send me
q turkey, | always pray for the
strength to go and get him We all
work too hard to make, and use poor
judgment in what becomes of it.
May God preserve and keep you I'M
til crater day. / remain as ever,
Your friend,
Ga. w M GAIL.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-12-03
PROTESTANT VICTORY IN THE
OLD BAY STATE.

Dear Sir: The people of this COM
monwealth rendered a verdict at the
recent State election which has
fairly stupefed the Romanist party.
Practically every one of the papal
candidates was defeated. Every aspir-
ant for office who took a stand for
true Americanism was elected The
popish candidate for reelection as
Lieutenant Governor declared in one
of his campaign speechs, We'll wal
Top the Protestant crowd, but, this
poor, deluded, pinhead was beaten
badly. After the mist cleared from
his eyes, he sud denly discovered that
he needed rest, and he quietly re-
tired to (the sanit0rium) Or. Dip
spy's Retreat
Well wallop the Protestant
crowd" says he. Think Of the ar
rOgance Of this foreigner! It's not
a case of give me half the bed or
I'll tear up the Sheets" but this i'm
pudent foot-kisser demands the
whole house. However, he is now
member of the down and out" club
Our beloved Prince of Blood, Car
Ginal O'Connell, will no doubt be
compelled to recoup his losses by
starting another relief fund for the
unfortunate Belgians perhaps. He
did collect a fund for the Salem,
Mass, fire sufferers, but rumor has
it that no money has been received
by the Salem Relief Committee from
his Reverence.
According to press reports, the
National Catholic church of Buffalo,
N. Y, had some difficulty in regards
to paying off the debt on the edifce,
and before the people had ,schance
to say Jack Robinson, She title to. the
property was found in the hands of
the Romish bishop. The matter was
taken into court and it was. found
that the popish representative held
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-12-03
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

the title Illegally, i. e., that it was
obtained by fraud, and the Supreme
Court ordered the property recon
Veyed to the original trustees. I
wish to say here, that the National
Catholic church should not be con-
fused with the papal institution.
The origin of this church was the
result of the degenerate priests with
whom the popish people, the found
ers Of the National church, had to
contend They found that it was
practically impossible to prevail
upon their Romish bishop to remove
an immoral, Cor whatever the case
may be- priest, SO their conclusion
was that it is the height of folly and
unsound reasoning to place the title
to the church in the hands of the
bishop, and, consequently the
National church is run on corpora
ton basis, title to the church being
in the hands Of trustees chosen by
the people. This institution does
not recognize the pope.
Yours for success,
JOSEPH w. LEWANDO.
Massachusetts.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-12-03
HOW THE MERCHANTS WORKED
THE BUY-A-BALE MOVE
MENT

Dear Sir: While on a visit in the
country, I had occasion to meet
several farmers who were familiar
with the condition of two towns
which are six or seven miles apart.
[ was informed that one merchant
in each town, without making known
his intention, had purchased cotton
from the farmers at maximum price
Of seven and one-ha1f cents per
pound, and had then filled orders in
Atlanta at ten cents per pound.
Three hundred bales we're sold in
this way in one town, and one thous-
and in the other. SO you see a grave
injustice has been done the farmers
through plan which was originally
intended for their benefit.
The moral of this is that it pays
to follow the teachings of a man
who, through all the years, has re-
NAMED true to the best intests of
mankind. Such man | believe the
editor Of the Jeffersonian to be.
Ga. #. B.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-12-03

party of England which has created
large navy.
l am also against Royalty of all
kinds as well as rule by divine right
this includes all of then-the
King of Belgium, the King Of Eng
land, the Sultan Of Turkey, the Ger
man Emperor, the Gar of Russia,
the King of Servia and others.
Kindly register me as a Jeffersonian
and my name is Neutral
"AMERICAN AND DEMOCRAT"
Atlanta, Ga.
THE MARKET VALUE OF SILVER.
Dear Sir: I would like to ask a
question if you would be willing to
take time to answer it: tell me what
an ounce of silver is worth that is
ready to be coined into a silver dol
lar. Yours truly,
Ga. H. PURVIS.
Answer: About 60 cents.
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