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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-07-09
STATE OF MISSOURI !

STATE OF MISSOURI !sS
County OF O>ase
lafe Vaughan Clerk tie County CoW' et OSIS Count,
Missouri hereby certify that tie &onSHa lrd hS;
containing the names ana po-ote ADDRESSES each tanl together
with designation he caniltt The par,
principles he represents tou Vhh The POLLS vii te OXEN
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF haeo hand ant lil1 ,ht <
OF said Comfy Court this 7,h "a, Of lulH, 1914. ,S
lAEE VAUGHAN
sHAA Cjek q Count, cour; O>lss County ~
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-07-09
No. 1870.
Official Statement

OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION
Of the
BANK OF WESTPHALIA
at westphalia, State Of Missouri, at, ia
close of business on the 30th. day o'
June 1914, published in the
OSAGE COUNTY NOLkSBLATT,
a newspaper printed and published al
Westphalia. State of Missouri on the 8
day Of July, 1914.
Resources,
Loans and discounts. undoubtedly good
on personal or collateral Ss7.9ii.di
Loans. real estate .... ,.-,.. S.5s5. 20
Real estate (banking hou>r)... 2.0O0.0
Furniture and fixtures co.. ... i.OO.m
Due from other banks and
bankers, subject to check 90. iS.37G.S5
Cash items ...... .........,
Currency ..,.. ..,..,...- S,l22.O0
specie. ...,,...,. .., ....,. eol.ll
Total al, ,sl0.l2
Liabilities,
Capital stock paid in....-.. 9O,o0O.OO
SURPLUS fund ..... . i.5O0. 40
Undivided profits, net. ."... S>7.5G
Individual deposit, >uhjec, to
Check. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 24,sS4.o>
Time certificates Of deposit 9l,2d3.4 Is
I"n,,a;d hiVil.pt. OIS nD
Total ------
i4l,SiU.i3
STATE OF MISSOURI
County Of Usage
We. Gerhard
PASSENGER a, president, and Heur.
Wcsttrman as cashier ai said bank. each
Of us. do solcmnly swear that the above
statement i trnr To the best ot our
know ledge and belief.
GERHARD PLN>SMEIER President. !
HENRY WESTERMAN, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn To- hiorr me I
this 18th dav ot July, \. u, nineteen
hundred aud fourteen.
Witness my hand and notorial seal nn !
the date last aforesaid Commissioned
and qualified for a term expiring Marrh |
IL. i9lS,
,.,,, HENRY CASTROP.
Notary Public.
HENRY \. BRtNE |
'""Nt,' !. W. CREpE.
"''"'' ANTON T.. HOER !
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
RULE
TO CONSIDER
8 MEASURES

Washington, ID. a.. June 10 -Tht
rules committee today voted a special
rulc for considering ia the House five
administration conservation bills. The
committee adjourned until later today
without acting on the special rule for
considering the Ilobson nationwide pro
hibiiiul amendment. 10 n expected.
however that this prohibition rule will
be also favorably reported 90 the House.
IlobSon and prominent anti saloon
leaders viii see the committee before II
votes on the rule.
The conservation bills are the Alaska
c,<ll lands. radinm. water power and
reclamation, payment extension ami min
ings laws.
AntiaprohibitioniSt I'D the House said
today that ii ~ necessary Off two
thirds majority to pass the amendment
and that ID probably rolld not ~ secured
~ this time but Democratic Leader Tn
dcrwoOd said If the vote IL not taken
now il probably could not he reached
during the present session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
CONTRINED For E~CAPT or MRS
EMMELINE PANKUUEST FROM
GEO~NENDE ~QUAEE. WHERE
POLICE WERE WATCHING HER
MILITANCY Is CONDEMN Ed
WOMEN'S LIBERAL FEDERATION
INLONDON URGES GOVERNMENT
To TAKE ACTION 10 STOP AN
ARCHN OF WOMEN.

london. June No. rrmom~traiing
again their ability to outwit thr trained
detectives VI scotland Yard. suffragettc.
last night cDntriyrd for Mrs Emmeliur
Pankhur~t tn escape from Gro>yenor
square house. where the police were
watching her
Miss Bertha Ryland. accused ~ pie
ture slashng. scrprrhcd the scripErr-
at the rourt when she was committed fur
trial
\ raid on the women's headquarters
here yesterday revealed that the story
that thr Prince nf Wales had hcrn cun-
trihuting ~ the militants' fund WAS un-
true
The Womea'> Liberal Federation nYw
In session here. TODAY adopted " rcSDlu
tiou cnndcnnirE milifancy and urging
action hythc government to stop anarchy
lsIK Clrls.r, lIes - pt fh- f'5sFe
.un ua> ,At-rau whey Ste denounced as
spurious >tntimeutalty and trarc~tv
III chiealt" thc theory that wumcl
Should not suffer lhr same penalties ~.
anon for violation VA The law.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10

Drawn by burros urged slowly onward
~ barefooted, quaint drivers in their
everyday costume. twentyeight water
carts Yesterday afternoon formed the
most extraordinary funeral procession
that followed the bod yof LenO Iapata io
his last resting place.
Zapata. - years old. was known n
BrownsviIles most popular water sales
man Every day for more than twenty
wears he delivered water 10 the homes
II many Mcxicans in the poorer sections,
and in the wears bofer the installation
~ the waterworks system he had many
customers among the classes better sup
piled with this worlds good.
Following the announcement Of his
death Yesterday morning, meeting %
the water carriers was called. and ~
was decided that Zapata should have
a funeral such a. had never been seen
before. attesting his popularity anon:
his competitors, and thus showing their
respect for the departed water carrier.
There were 10 be- no frills or fancieS All
that was necessary 10 pay due rcspect
10 Leno Zapata was to form AL the wa.
ter carts in the city in line and follow
the hcarse To the cemetery.
In tumbledown shack ia the alle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
MARKET OFFICE
AGENTS VISIT
BROWNSVILLE


wells N. sherman Hnd clarence W.
A''ii',N ni Nh'hi 'A'"i' Nh. '- connect
ed Win 'h' "l'i'' NM inA'N'ls' thi'rd
states department "l AIilrui'ure' ar-
'.'il' l"H'." WIZ l'' WV ll il"rrhH'"" ~
Nll--'-'it' '-.i'ul'Hlhl "'''.nf IN lhe
1850. "''i' M" Dr." nNNlhe 'Vn'f
-'l' -ii'S' Aish' 'n''
~. -. w ...'1 ''' ~ ,'''''','
I
MIN
... ~. '''- 49,
v" '"' .' i''" ,'"'.''' 'N'''.!f
NM" '"' 'N''"ir Nh
'h' hdThf'lltfw ihTi Ntnhhfis The
oiicr "i mIfh'i, was Established ;fi'out
year htH NNrN which iIiHr thr work
NH lhr nIIrr hH- h'rh N'rn over M lhr
Investigation nf rnitna markets. More
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
FAILURE OF
MEDIATION is
\ THREATENED
itited States UnequivOcally Refuses To
Consent To Anything That Might Be
Construed AS Recognition Of Acts Of
Gen. Huerta.

Niagara Falls. y. Y. June l0-Thc
ffailure Of the mediation negotiations j.
Threatened by the United States un-
eqGvocal refusal 10 consent To ANYTHING
that might bc construed "a 4 recognition
of General lluertas acts a. provisional
president Of Mcxio. The mediators are
Insisting that Iiuerta bc allowed 10 make
the appointment Of a man the mcdiatorS
viii select for provisional president
This the United States delegates say
would mean rcrognitioE.
Some principals in the conference
. ally have lost hope, bat others are
{ lident the mcdiators will find some
. ms of bridging the difficulty.
he Americans have bcen informed
- 4 the constitutionaliStS would not
suaScr amy circumstances accept the pian
which permitted Ilucrta to exercise the
con stitntional fun 'tion of naming his
sucv'ssor. On this point the mcda;ors
ans the American delegates are blorkcd.
Osr side or the other must give way hr
fore another advance H. possible.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
SUPREME
COURT DENIES
PIERCE ENTRY

Austin Texas. June 10. The rcXla
suu",iEe court today denied the dpphca
tiOn ~ the Pierce Oil Corporation Of vi
cInia 10 DO business in Texas.
The reason l. that il was the court
opinicn ,nat the Virginia cOncert wa-
really only continuation Of the ouStrd
Waters Pierce company
Associate Justice Nielsen Phillips an
nounccd the oil decision after giving
reason for refusing the admission lie
added that the transaction of foreign
corporation ia the State Of other than
Interstate business y 4 privilege which
the State may extend ur withhold. and
is not right which a corporation pos
SeSSeS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
FINAL VOTING TOLLS
REPEAL BEFORE NIGHT
Administration Leaders Claimed 1t Would Pass
Senate With A Safe Majonty--Long And
Historic Debate About Ended.

Washington D C.. June lu The long
and hi-turi Panama TOLLS repeal debate
in thr senate entered thr ll-f Stages a..
day vith prospect ol final voting before
adjuurumrut tonight Administration
irHnrl- claimed would pass with safe
majority.
senator sutherland Republican. of
ivrei Ju amendment asserting positively
thv right ui thr ui,rl States NV dis
rrimIultr n favor uf it- own ships ~ru
ator swanson. acting presiding officer,
ruled tAc amendment, uut w order
FIRST WY ORDER iur voting uu the Pan
anna TOLLS ramr tIe amendment tu Che
Din a> it pa>-rd .hc House. The prin
c.paI amendment a compromise between
tAr Republicans IuI tAc Democrats.
N pIulifir- thr repeal with .hc reservation
that it shall uuf nr construed lam "a waiver
ul thc rights oi tnr .nitrd States lo pass
Americas v.u-tui.y hips through lhe
canal tolls trur
lt is generally conceded this amend
ment mili pas. llr senate aud that The
President win sign it
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
% WATER CARTS in FUNERAL
PROCESSION OF A WATER MAN
Bmyyos Water Carts And BdyefOOfed Wafer Statesmen
FoIlorU Lemo Zapaa, BrotcnsUiiie's Most Popular
Wafer Carrier, To His Last Resting Place

way running south and directly away
from the Cameron county court house
were the mourners. Lenos relatives. hiS
wife and four children. Outside the
home there was a long bench on which
was seated other mourners. intimate
friends " the family
In the aIleyway gathered the water
carts. Those that could not crowd in
formed ia line on Twelfth street and
on Thirteenth street. Organization 81
the funeral procession was then begun.
aud the long line II carts moved along
the alley 10 thirteenth street. Here they
permitted a lodge of which Zapata was
"A member ID take the lead.
Then began the slow. very slow, pro
ceSsion Of mourning The march was
along Thirteenth street 10 Adams thence
M adams ~ Twelfth street and un this
.trrrr tn the Church of the immaculate
conrpcior. where there was the church
services for the d1Ar "a.
Soon the march started for The GENE
terry. followed ny the plodding. patient.
faithful little animals. all with heads
lowered and mouths against the bottom
II the water cart proceeding. their every
movement showing apparent sympathy
with the mourners that followed the
hearse
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
LOSS OF LIFE
REPORTS VERY
CONFLICTING

Chatham, \. Il, June 10 Reports of
loss of life la the Gulf Of >t Lawrence
storm are vontlicting. estimates running
up ~ 10. ln maIy eases the loss M "
fishing schooner meant the wiping out
III the male members of the entire family.
Most Of the losses were ui small fish
ing SmackS wh0>r.crrwS usually consist
cd of father. with three ur four uns
or other near rcaltiNeS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
P|NCH0T MAKES
CHARGE AGAINST
GEO. ". PERKINS
(Bv Associafcd PrfSsI.

VI New York n. ". June Amos Pin
chot today made public a letter he wrote
20 Colonel Roosevelt recently charging
1hut George w. Perkins "favors the pro
4(lion of private monopoly in American
A6hstries- pinchot charged that Per.
kiny opposed the laborers' right to or
gsnize and has tried 10 convince the pro.
Dlc that trusts are useful and sacred in
6tiahtions.
Pinchot calls for Perkins resignation
rs chairman Of the Progressive eXccu
tive committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
WEATHER

New Orleans. La. June 10 Coast
weather: Fair tonight and Thurs
day; gentle shifting winds.
JESIITS.
The JeSuits are wise; they never
} lusr their temper.
PASSION.
No man can guess in cold blood
what he would do in a passion.
RIVER
\ smooth river washes away lis
} banks
SIMPLE
The simple man il the bcegar'S
brother.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
PORT COLLECTOR
REFUSES TO QUIT
HONOLULU PLACE

Honolulu. June 10. u. III Stackublr.
collector Of this port today received
from Secretary of the Treasury McAdcf
2 cablegram requesting his immediate
resignation. Sta-kablc announced that
hc refuses I'd resign
Stuckahlc il a Republican IIr hn-
been collector since Hawaii became IN
part ~ the United States. IIis resigla
livn was asked NY mail 4 month AGO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
No AUTHORITY FROM u. :.
(By sspcidfcd Press

Washington. ID. g.. June l0.-The state
department announced that il has not
authorized Williams To offer the Euro
pcan nations mediation and doubts
whether he has done so
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10

ROOSEVELT WYATT
WEDDING A CIVIL ONE.

Madrid. june IA civil mar
= riaae uniting Kermit Roosevelt. son
= cf ENPresiDrut Roosevelt of the
4 United States. and Miss Bell Wyatt.
: daughter af fhc American ambaSsa.
: dor io Spain. Was performed here
: tDdAE
p Ihr wedding party went :o the IN
4 fic of the chief NJ police for the
rcrcmon1 In five automobiles They
attracted a large crowd aud nmmcr
uu, motion pictures were made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
iwEETwATER BoNrs APPROVED

Austin. Tex. June S-Mayor George
}. Wilson w Swretwater WAS here yes
erday and obtained the approval WI ihr
fiornry generals department nn an is-
ne of 500 600 eitv of Sweetvaier bond
w W. expended in buildng and equip.
lng IA complete system Ui wateFworha
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
CLAUDE COOK GUILTY
SENTENCED To 2l YEARS IN PENI
TERTIARY FOR MURDER OF FA.
THERINIAW

Gainesville. Texas. June in Clanae
Cook. charged with the murder of his
fatherinIaw. u. v. Hope. near Denton
VIZ years ago. was convicted here today
'ni sentenced I'D tweniy five years I'M
he penitentiarr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
GETS BACK SALARY
lBv isspriafrd Pressl

Chicago, Ill., Iunr l0 Artir Hoffman
ihe former fielder champion MI fhr Chi
rago 'uh~, Was awarded s.srD hlei
allrt from thr Chicago club to.lar
Chicago released him two years ago tf
fitt-hmrg before hi~ Chicago cunfruri
expired The money was awarded l. m
under that contract
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
JOHN REYNOLDS
CHARGED WITH
SMITH MURDER
PRfbAffNTNs, iTSIbENr Or
ORANGE GROVE. JIM WELLS co.
CHARGED WITH MURDER OF 10
YEAR OLD BOY.
WAS REYNOLDS CHAUFFEUR
MrRDERED BOY NET DEATH NEAR
HEl NOLDS' RANCH IN jim
WELLS COUNTY. On SUNDAY
AFTERNOON.

Corpus Chriti. Texas. June 10. Fol
towing the shooting of Dwight smith a
white boy said Ia be- hut 10 wears of age.
near Orange Grove. Jim Wells county
late SUNDAY afternoon. Sheriff King Hin.
uant Of Alice yesterday morning al :
o'clock placed under arrest John Rey-
nolds. a promiaent and influential resi-.
ient Of Alice. Reynolds is charged with
murder.
Attorneys Tor Reynolds stated they
wUIld waive IN examining trial in he
half Of their client and would ask that
he be released upon bond which will bc
promptly provided Whether or not bond
would hc allowed would be a question
for the justice of the peace. l.. Chester.
Of Alice 10 decide.
Ii was near the Reynolds ranch where
Smith wei his death and REYNOLDS had
been with him in an automobile. Smith
for the past two and one half years had
been employed by John Reynolds as
chauffeur.
Reynolds and Smith were riding to
gether in m auto. aud the account told
by the accused man. is that when they
approached a gate in the road about two
miles south of Orange Grove. that he
keynoldSl left the ear TO open the gate
leaving Smith in the car. As REYNOLDS
was opening the gate. 80 he states. there
was Nolley of shots from the brush 10
the Side OF the road and Smith fell for
ward IN the front of the car dead Mr.
Reynolds stated that the brush was 50
heavy that he could not determine from
which direction the shots had been fired
and he was also of the opinion that more
tha none person had done the shooting
With Smiths body in the car Mr. Rev
nolds Immediately drove 10 Orange
Grove and gave notice of the murder and
shortly afterwards posses were formed
Ia searrh for the SLAYER. sheriff lin
nant was notified and he immediatcl,
left from'Alice 10 assist in the search
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
u. S. OFFERS
TO MEDIATE
IN ALBANIA

London. Juae 10 Dispatches from
Vienna today said that the American
minister 10 Greece Fred Williams. has
sent the powers the offer OF the United
States "a mediate for The restoration OF
peace in Albania.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
WON'T TALK ANTILLA'
s. RETARY BRYAN REFUSES TO
hISCt SS SHIP THAT CARRIED
sRMS FOR REBELS.
,Bs iSSociafcd Press,

- Washington, ID. C., June II can
NOT discuss the Antilla al this time, sand
Secretar, Bryan TODAY when leaving the
White House after conference today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
]. LIMO GOES HOME
WILL RETURN TO WASHINGTON
sTO SERVE PRESIDENT WILSON
Fl FURTHER, SAYS BRYAN
fEu issocidfcd PrcNyb

Washington. ID. g., June l0.John Lind,
who was President Wilson's personal
representative in Mexico. went to his
Minnestota home today.
Secretary of State Bryan said that
Lind will return TO Washington to serve
the President further
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
FEDERATION NSESSl0N
riot SANDS OF WOMEN IN FED
GRAFTON GATHERING MAkE a
SEA OF WHITE DRESSES.

Chicago. ID. june IN Mrs. Pruny
hacker Of Austin Texas called the gen n'r
III Federation of NOmen'S Clubs Couac
cA 10 order today 20 discuss methods u
procedure during the convention.
The delegates made a sen of white sum
mer wresSeS and waving fans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10

ON the other hand. II IL possible "a
grow rich without acquiring either a III
yorce or breach of promise suit. Detroit
Free Press.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
JAPANESE is HANGED
DEATH SENTENCE WAS GIVEN UF
On CONVICTION FOR KILLING
AN AMERICAN 81 RECON.

Seoul. Korea. jane I'd Tomitar wa
natahc. p Japanese. was hanged tninN
for killing DT. Edgar Strl kcr. an Amer
ran surgeon
Waratahe lad previously straugl-t
his own wis
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
FEDERATION OF LABOR
CONDEMNS PROHlBITlON

III PasO. Texas. June l0 The
Texas Federation Of Labor today
adopted a resolution condemnIng
prohibition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10

John REYNOLDS j. the fatherinlaw Of
Sheriff a. r. Ryan ~ Cameron county
Sheriff Ryan's wife j. now al her "a
theirs place, having gone there for her
health.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
tenement FIRE
II TAKES USUAL
/ DEATH TOLL

4 New York, June io.-Sevcn persons
were killed i'm an east side tenement fire
today. Four women and one man were
\ burned 10 ,hath. and one woman and her
SON were Killed leaping from an upper
floor.
The fire ran NJ the stairway cutting
off the escape Of many. Firemany car.
ricd many persons down ladders. The
building was AT ~ Essex street.
A woman died in hispoial. making tn,
total dead ia the fire eight.
A SAGE il "A man Who knows how "a
conceal his ignorance. .-tlcinnati En-
quirer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10

This r the bank which was recently
organized by \. A>hhcim. formerly vice
president Of the First National hank
The new institution has its banking
quarters ia process ~ construction AT
IIl5 Elizabeth street and probably will
occupy them during next month.
When seen today. Mr.. AShheim said
that he had nothing further 10 give out
M this time with reference 10 the new
institution. but he stated that the Of
ficers probably would bc announced
withil the next day or two.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
BROWNSVILLE
BANK GRANTED
ITS CHARTER
fRy Associated PrcSsI.

Austin. Texas, jane 10 The State
banking board today granted a certifi-
cate of authority To do business 10 the
State Bank 4 Trust company of Browns
willie. with a capital pf 100000.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-07-16
YOU CAN'T LOSE JUNGLE JIM
PARRISH.

Dear Sir: [ am glad to send you
a club of Is subscribers from this
place. I have been letting the boys
rest at Sylvester for a few days, but
have been talking Jeffs at Barretts,
Abel and Sparks, Ga, which is the
cause Of me sending this list. l want
the Jeff readers to wake UP and get
to work and let's beat Hog-it-all
Hoke Smith with little Joe Brown.
| have heard it said that there was
not a man in the State of Georgia
that could beat Hoke for the Senate.
I hope those that say that will find
that they are badly mistaken. Little
Joe beat Big Hoke once for Cover
nor and we want him to beat the
Hog-it-aH man more this time for
the Senate. | aim TO return to my
home tomorrow if nothing prevents,
where l hope to do more work for
the Jeffs, also at Triton, as I wait
there for my train to go on to Syl-
vester. Please send me some order
blanks and envelopes to Sylvester,
Ca, and a few sample copies of the
Weekly Jeff and oblige. | find but
few people here but what wants lit
tie Joe to beat Big Hoke. Wake up
boys, wake UP, and let's do our duty
in this campaign. On with the fight
till we gain the victory.
Yours very truly,
Ga. J. H. PARRISH.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-07-16
PEOPLE NOE UNAPPRECIATIVE.

Dear Sir: Looking through nay
seIap-book, find chipping fron
the JeffeFsonian of 1909 in which
yoa asked that a certain statement
made by the Washington Sun be. put
on your tombstone. The statement
made by the Sun was, that F'They
had never known a corporation presi-
dent who had a good word to. say for
Tom Watson, butt never knew a ploW
boy who did not" Your request is
thoroughly in line with your life.
From the reading O fyour speeches
made during the Nineties and the
Jeffersonian of recent years, con-
vinces one that your life has BEEN
spent thus far, in the interest of
those who Abe Lincoln said God
must have loved most, THE Common
People"
My father thought you foolish in
the Nineties for advocating such i'm
possible things as Municipal and
Governmental Ownership, direct
vote for Senators, income tax, cur
rency legislation, rural free delivery.
parcel post, ETC. Danish the thought
that Watson changes as claimed by
politicians,-old Father Time will
show them UP all right.
Yes, MIR. Watson, we want that ON
your tombstone The Common Peo-
pie, though apparently so, are not
really unappreciative.
A YOUNG MAN.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-07-16
AN EK-UNTON SOLDIER MAKES
SURE OF THE JEFFS FOR
ANOTHER WHILE

Dear Sir: Enclosed find Postal
note for $500. l ana a subscriber
for the Magazine and for the Weekly
Jeffersonian. l am subscribing for
both for 5. years. | am in arrears
for the Jeffersonian since October 15
last Am 70 years old and hope to
read the Jeffs for the full 5 years.
Truly,
d. MCCALL,
AthoI. An Ex-Union Soldier.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-07-16
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

transportation, reporting, same to. the
Auditor. If you have knowledge Of
any particular conductors who per-
nit either priests or nuns or bishops
of any other denominations to, ride
without proper transportation,
will be glad to know it, and the con-
ductor or conductors will be severely
disciplined. AS a matter Of fact, in
the issuance OF free transportation
to representa- tiNes of religious bodies,
we make no distinction whatever,
all denominations, look alike to us
when they make request for trans
pQrtation. If your informant will be
kind enough to advise date and train
on which either priests OF nuns were
passed free, it will enable, HE to as
certain the name. Of conductor, and
it will be incumbent upon him to
explain his action.
If there is. any other Information
you desire, and which we are in a
position to furnish; please do not
hesitate to ask for same. and it will
be cheeTfully furnished.
Yours very truly,
c. A. WICKERSH.AM,
General Manager.