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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-11-19
THE JEFFERSONIAN

actually uses his great powers to de-
feat the measures proposed by those
who would help, and stranger still
many Southern Senators either failed
ito vote at all or actually voted
against help for the South. Among
the latter who voted against the best
interest Of their section and State,
stand prominently the names of
Thomas S. Martin and Claude A.
Swanson, United States Senator'S
from the State of Virginia. AS you
farmers without market and you
Workmen without a job, and you
business men without a business go
in and out the next four or five years
seeking to keep soul and body to-
gether it will be we'll for you to res
member that these two men whom
you by your votes promoted to place
and power: when the crucial test
came helped to strike you down 1t
looks like a case of stand by the adj
minlstration and damn the country. 1t
becomes increasingly plain that the
Democratic party is industriously
digging it's own grave and that this
administration will go the way that
C}eveland's went because opportu-
nifty knocked at it's door and it did
not answer Not in a long time has
there come such an opportunity for
constructive craftsmanship and real
pubic service as the tobacco and cot
ton situation offered the Democratic
Congress-, but it was not capable of
grasping it. National Democratic
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-11-19
The South Struck Down

The South lies PROSTATE and bleed
ing, struck down by the ruthless
hand Of the Democratic Party. Not
since the invading host of the North
ern army marched VIGOROUSLY over
her soil in 1856 has she suffered SO
terrible a misfortune 1t was but
yesterday that she stood proudly in
possession of wealth and power, her
landscape smiling, her fields filed
with maturing crops, her growing
hamlets, villages, and cities thronged
with hundreds Of thousands of busy,
cOntented people. Today her fair
land is as though a great devastat-
ing scOurge had swept over it, The
millions Of farmers find their pro-
ducts practically worthless and with
mass Of debt overhanging their
heads, they stand with blanched
faces and quiyering hearts facing the
peer house. The mills have shut
down and the vast horde Of men,
women and children who earned their
daily bread in them the left without
means Of support, the business OF
the country is paralyZed and all to-
gether the situation is more hope
less, more threatening with dire con
sequence, hardship and suffering
than if an invading army had sweep
over land. The losses and suffering
will be tenfold that which the dark
days of Reconstruction inflicted and
far worse than a thousand Of the
worst force bills which the mean
est Republican could have invented
and imposed, yet strange faulty that
it is, this fell misfortune--thiso over
whelming calamity comes because Of
the refusal of the Democratic Party
in Congress to do it's duty and come
to the rescue of the cotton and to-
bacco farmers of the South.
If our recollection serves us cor
rectly the President when holding
out the palm to Big Business, as
surcd it that war was over between
it and the Government and extended
the invitation to come-and see how
the Government could help it, but
now when the very existence of the
farmers and small business men of
the country is in the balance, the
President not only does not help but
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-11-19

"Huge battleships they build, and
huge gums they mount on these float
ing ramparts, until file of Dread
naughts line the coast-for what?
To be ready for perils that may
never come. But 1 give them a pitt.
full little purse; and, in return, they
issue to me the lawful right TO un-
mask my batteries on every square;
and nay guns play upon humanity,
every day and every night, of every
year."
From "The Song of the Bar.
ROOM" in Watson's Prose Miscella-
MES, second edition. Price $1.OO.
THE JEFFS. Thomson. Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-11-19

success means National misfortune
The best interest of the country de-
mands that the Democratic party
shall be driven from power and al
outraged people will begin the work
driving out the incompetents on Mo-
vember the third and will finish the
job in the Presidential election two.
years hence. -Brookned (Va.) I'm
ion Star.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-11-19

''Then came, ........t the Bay
onne conferences at which Spain and
France made compact for the ex-
tirpation of heresy, that is, for the
slaughter of everybody who would
not join the Roman Catholic church."
s'The House of Hapsburg," in Wat
sons Magazine for December.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-11-19
PAGE TWELVE

7EAR SIR. | have read with
an considerable pleasure the
gI many suggestions for the
relief of the cotton grow
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-24

there Is q breeze from the weter." Shs
led him into the parlOr, from which the
open windows. shielded now by drawn
shutters: gave egress 10 the rear porch
with its chairs and hammock.
Dear. dear! You foolish boy. you're
always in trouble. aren't you? You
really don't deserve TO be helped Why.
you have avoided me for weeks"
THE new arrangement has swamped
rs with work. I have had no time to
go out"
Indeed. You had time to run after
the hrst pretty Spanish face you saw"
You mean Miss GaravelE"
Yes. Didn't you realize what you
were doinEE'
Il realized what was trying to do.
But I could understand better what
you are talking about IL I knew just
what this difficulty IS"
why. this silly engagement Of
yours. Don't pretend TO be so stupid"
Ramon Alfarez heard that same re-
port and very courteously invited me
10 wait a few minutes while he killed
me. It's tremendously fattering TO be
linked up with Miss GaraveI, Of course.
but I haven't asked her TO marry me-"
But you've seen her. You have
called at her house,
Sure. Twice. at the invitation OF
the old gentleman All the little Cara
wells were lined up like mourners."
And you dined there last night Is
that all you have seen OF herr"
''N-nO- I've seen her at Las Savan-
mas. That's why I went hunting so
often"
At this confession. which Kirk deliv-
cred with sheepish reluctance. Mrs
Cortlandt drew herself up with an ex-
preston OF anger
Then this has been going on for
some timer she cried why. Kirk.
you never told me"
why should Il"
She flushed at this unconscious byu-
tality. but after n moment ran on
Bfavely: But why did you let fl go so
far? Why did you let them commit
you:"
Am committed:''
Her look was half offended. half in
creduIous. Are you trying TO be dis
agreeabl or IS II possible you don't
know the meaning of those invitations
TO call and 70 dine with the family. and
all thRt? Why. they expect you To
marry her II IS all settled now, &C
cording 10 the Spanish custom. The |
whole town is talking about IT."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-24

she was like adamant, and all his
lovers desperation could not shake
her. Seeing that his urging only made
matters worse, he said, more gently:
You are exalted now with the spirit
of self sacrifice, but later you will see
that am right. am not discouraged.
A thousand things may happen. Who
knows what tomorrow may bring?
Let's wait and see if we can't find
way out. Now that 1 know you love
me 1 have the courage to face any
thing, and 1 am going to win you,
Chiquita. I have never lost in all my
life, and I don't intend to begin now.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-24


forget"
I'll see your father in the morning.
and I'll be here again tomorrow
night
But at this Gertrudis cried out: "No
no! / cannot meet you again in this
manner" And Stephanie nodded her
agreement
"Then I'll see you the next night
that is Saturday. You are coming TO
the big ball at the Tivoli with him
and the Cortlandts. 1 must see you
then, so make sure to be there. and
meanwhile don't give up"
''Oh, there is no hope"
There is always hope. I'll think of
something"
1--WE must CO." said the Barbadian
woman warningly.
YES, yes. Is is of no avail to re-
sist," came the girls choking voice.
She stretched out her little hand, and
then, looking up at him, said uncer-
tainIy, "I-may never speak with you
again alone, senior, and must pray to
cease loving you; but Will you-kiss
me once, so that l may never forget?"
He breathed a tender exclamation
and took her gently to his breast.
while the negress stood by scowling
and muttering. Even when she and
Stephanie had melted into the shad-
ows he stood motionless under the
spell of that caress. its ecstasy still
suffusing him. Then he turned and
made his way up the street. but he
went slowly, unseeingiy, as if he had
beheIG n vision.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-24

@TRK replied dryly. looking the
Spauiard over with cold blue
A eyes. NO. think you've
2CJ gone about far enough"
-Tou r.1use-' exclaimed Ramon tn
-rDhsntiy-
-fook here said Kirk. I've had
,,oush OF this" He advanced threat
s-lrSiy, and the spaniard ner-ously
ave way. I don't fight dueis. It's
,rrtust the law. In my country it's
a crime 70 Kill a man IN cold blood.
a-d re don't tie a fellow up and beat
~ when he's helpless and then oIer
IN. the honorable satisfaction OF 81.
MIR committing murder or being Kill
a They're not wearing dueIs this
s.ssou." His hands clinched fnvOlun
zrIy. I don't want TO hurt you. Al
ia-sz. but may not be able TO help II
you don't keep out OF my way
&c Ieft the fiery little Panamaniab
Sru Sowing and mutterinE threa Is
nd vent bis way. wondering vaguely
az bis attentions 10 Chiquita had he
ssue 50 quickly known He was in
formed later IN the afternoon
As be left the Office for the day be
vas handed a note from Mrs Cort-
lrndt requesting him 20 call at once.
nd. summonIng n coach. he was driv-
n directly 20 her house Unlike the
Gravel home. the house which the
cortlandts had leased was set upon the
=ater front. its rear balcony overlook
i,g the sea where Il Tapped the rou1-
t.n0n % the city wall.
Edith kept him waiting a moment
tsfore she descended. dressed for her
afternoon hide.
You got NY noteT
Yes. and 1 came straight from the
oaee"
I suppose you know what IL Is about
and are wondering how I heard the
news"
What newsT'
Your engagement She laughed
With an amusement that did not ring
elite true.
You're the second one 70 speak
about that I'm not engaged"
or course not Don't think for
zonent / believed il. I was calling
On some Spanish people this afternoon
and heard the report admit II was
a shock. When ! learned the details ]
knew az once you ought 20 he told be
fore II developed into something ernbar-
zssing. Come into the other .IOoiat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-24

| uppe you re not JOKING. SAID h1rk-
love! I'm knocked clear of my
I pins" A tremendous wave or excite
ment surged over him. $50 that's
/ what AIfarez meant. That's what she
/ meant last night when she told me TO
look up He broke or suddenly. for
Edith's face had gone chalk white
But. KIRK. what about meg" she
asked in a strained voice.
There was deathlike silence in the
room.
you can't love her" said the WON
an why. she's only a child. and
shc's-Spanish."
They stood motionicss. facing each
other. At last Kirk said grnvely end
deliberately:
Yes. love her better than anything
in the world. and want TO marry her.
l could give up my country. my dad
anything for her"
Pressing her gloved fingers to her
temples, she turned her head blindly
from side TO side. whispering as II to
herself.
what will become OF meT"
''Don'tr' be cried I'm 4 panic and cast
a hurried look over his shoulders.
you'll be overheard Where's Cort-
Iandt?"
AT his club. I suppose. don't
know-I-don't care. You've been dis
honest with me. Kirk"
Don't act this way he ordered
roughly. I'm terribly fond OF you. but
l never knew
You must have known"
II knew nothing. L chose not TO
think. What I saw I forgot. sup
posed you merely liked me as I liked
you"
You say You didn't know. Then
what about that afternoon in the jun
gle? oh. you're not blind. You must
have seen n thousand times. Every
hour we've been alone together I've
told you, and you let me go on believ-
Ing you cared. / have no pride.
am not ashamed. It's too late for
shame now. Why, even my husband
knows"
With an exclamation he seized her
by the arm. You don't mean thatr'
he cried fercely. But she wrenched
herself away.
why do you think made a man OF
you? Why did I force you up and up
and over the heads OF others? Why
sAAN y NA III AAht AbA int btSN postum OAl
the railroad? Did you think you had
made good by your own efforts?" She |
laughed harshly. II took Runnels and |
Wade and KimbIe and the others that I
you liked and forced them up with |
you. so you'd have an orga citation J
that couldn't be pulled down"
''Did-did you do all thatI'
81 did more. ! broke with Airare: 4
because OF what his son did TO you. .
Juggled the politics OF this country, .
threw him over and took Garavel-
Garaveli My God. what n mockery! 1
But 1 won't let you'll won't let that 1
girl spoil my work. I fostered this I
quarrel between Jolson and the super
intendent. and I've used Runnels to
break trail for you. Why? Ask your
self why, oh, Kirk" she cried. you
mustn't marry that girl! I'll make
you a great manr'
You seem to forget Cortlandt." he
said duly.
She give a scornful laugh. You
needn't bring Stephen in. He doesn't
count. i doubt II he'd even care"
'T'm not going to listen to you" he
cried. II suppose I've been fool, but
this must end right here"
You can't marry that girl" she re-
iterated, Historically. She was half
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-24
CHAPTER Xxx.
A Plot and a Sacrifice.

EN1 HE night had been as hard
for Edith Cortlandt as it had
s<---=7SSl been for'Klrk, but during its
k.zsJ sleepless hours she had reach
ed determination. She was not nat
urally revengeful. but IL was char
actcristic OF her that she could not
endure failure. Action, not words or
tears, was the natural outlet OF her
feelings. There was just one possible
way OF winning Kirk back. and If in
stead II ruined him she would be only
undoing what she had mistakenly
done. As soon after breakfast as she
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-24

CTo Be Confined Next wednesday,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-24

eovYzoH1 1910. ,on. sY EAEr-R a BROTHERS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-24
CHAPTER XIX.
saLlL-A ALrnt Mr7-

Wnat ABOUT WEE
@IRK replied dryly, looking the
h Spauiard over with cold blue
- eyes. NO. ] think you've
81 gone about far enough"
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