davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-11-12

The shape has a round crown OF
moderate size and a brim With slight
curves In the edge. The hat is In
white and black. the top crown a rich
brocade In raised flowers on n satin
ground. Very handsome ribbon. with
pivot edge OF silver. Is draped about
the side crown. The brim IL OF white
faced with black velvet, A very un.
usual ostrich fancy feather with Jet
stem and ornament Is posed on the
brim, two OF the pompon.like ends
near the front and the remaining n
at the side.
The third hat Is palmer but is q rich
and elegant model depending upon it's
unusual outlines and richness OF ma.
terials for tho distinction that fixes its
class. II is OF deep sapphire velvet
trimmed with pilage collar and the
handsomest OF shaded ostrich plumes.
This is also the creation OF an Ameri.
a designer. which goes 10 prove tina,
we can do very well by relying upon
the talent OF our W millinery design.
ers whether native born or imported.
Any OF these delightful hats might
be made up In other colors than those
described here. II tho color han
monies are we'll thought out replieas
OF them VIII lose nothing In beauty.
JULIA BoTToMLEY.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-11-12

hands OF those who are introducing
fur cloths In entire costumes. But
the most attractive OF all the new
models are those In which smooth
faced cloths and fur cloths are used
together.
In combinations OF this kind plain
skirts OF b~roadcloth with very wide
borders OF fur cloth are worn with
skirted coats In which the two fabrics
are cleverly worked up together.
Fur cloths are as well adapted TO
millinery as to costumes and are
made up into toques and turbans.
They are utilized In muffs and neck.
pieces and In coats for little chill.
dren. In these particular directions
they have been considerably exploit.
ed. But in costumes only the begin.
ming OF their story has been told;
we may expect to see Its splendid do
velopment as the winter season ad.
vances
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-11-12

me. My head ached constantly. and
nj times had high fever and bleed
ing at the nose. ! was q perfect
wreck.
"a tried several doctors, but derived
no relief. l read In ono Of your lit
sie booklets, called Ills Of Life OF
Peruna being o remedy for catarrh
and procured n bottle at once. AfteT
the use Of one bottle I felt some bet.
ter, 10 I tried the second and the
third, and now I am q well man,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-11-12
Korea,

Korea has practically become a part
OF the Japanese empire, AZ any 1at9S
the Japanese control In that country
is complete. and the chances are that
that control will never be withdrawn
not, at least, until Russia dominates
the whole Asian mainland. II that
time ever comes. The population Of
Korea Is IL, 900. 900. and the area s2..
600 square miles; nearly twice that Of
the state OF New York.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-11-12
No Trouble.

And you actually went 10 ask old
Bollinger for his daughters hand?'
"Yes. | did"
How'd you get along'"
Fine. Not the least bit OF trouble
He talked war talk all the time I was
there. and never gave me n chance TO
say "a word"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-11-12
War Observer.

whats the matter; scared O. that
boy that's chasing you
"No."
Then what arc you running away
from him for?"
TN not running away. I'm Just
retreating for strategical pu. poses.'-
Detroit Free Press.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-11-12

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets first put up
20 years ago. They regulate and invigorats
stomach, liver and bowels. Sugar.coated
tiny granulcs. Adv.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-11-12
Pcruna Cured This Man Or
Catarrh. M..

Mr.G. d.
Reese, Habnab,
NJ q ryland d,
writes: ct W o
years ago I be-
came n sur
ferer with ca-
tarrh. whic h
o ntin ued to
grow W o o
and made me
misera BILE. I
could scarcely
smell at all.
and my taste
Ind almost left
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-11-12

Some women can't lose the married
look. even after they become widows.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-11-12
Her Reason.

Tom--Why were you weeping In
the picture show?
Jess-It was a moving PICTURE
Judge.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-11-12
A Question.

"Dobbs is a mild.mannered man"
Yes, he Is. wonder II he's natural.
ly 30. or married?"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-10
GaIten 8erlin attb @ien
tn 8rDbter Mufre8um8.
Sas 8ettrHteR ipirb jett iibsr'
al Gmfs Neue begixxex.
S125. 100000 iollen fiir bic Weube.
tpaffnuna Der beutideH artinerie
perlanat perben.

Satpere Beihulbiaunaen aeaen bic
9samten unb aorporationen in
Dsutih>D Ditafritd erboben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-10
GAiHsHadsridstex.

8ortIauo. glnsef.: ,glscnnia~
bon 2onbon.
Bbila6elp bia. glnsef.: sReD
nominee" bon glntlperpen.
Sueenstomn. Slngef.: ga.
Iiforiria" Don gterp Dorf na6 @las.
goD. II
9sep gorf, 9. @ear3. atbgeg.:
oGala6rio" nah ReapeI.
st. Sobn .,gs. g. stnsef.: n2e.
titia" bon GLASGOW.
SaIifaL 20. 9. slngetoulmen:
n&bein" BON 8remen.
StoerpooI. slnsef.: nSuoer.
foro" bon Bbilaoelpbia; rGarnania"
bon 9telu gorf.
@remen. slusef.: ogartaroiir"
BON gtep Dorf.
Gberbourg. @6seg.: rBrin3
5rieOrib 8il6eIn1" mad 9etp gort.
0taoeira. glneef.: .Smonio"
bon 9fctp Yorf ua1 gseapeI.
Soutbampt to n. sIbgeg.: .8re-
iibent @ruut" bon Soulburg naA
gtetp gorf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-10
Jn(an0 0Ie(egrap6
Muncie, Snb, pirb rsro :
d pu

den.
Wuncie, Snb., 8. Mar8. Die
9epobnsr DON Wuncie BADEN nit elmer
Maioritdt ppn 462 Stimnen in elmer
on MOntas itattgefunosneH 2ocal Sps
tion Wabl iid gesen bic 2iaeniirunS
Der Wirtbidaften sntidieosH. 0ieie
Stabt 1T bic fs9ftsrGbte I'M Staate
unb bat 25,000 gintpobner.
9las Wirtbi4aftslicen3en lauien in
80 Sassu a6, uno Muucie pirb ounn
bic sr5bte Stobt in Snbiana obne
BirtbiGaften isin.
6eurb Worgtntbau nj r D
TsitgIieb Der Geoeral
Reierpe goarb.
Waf5iuetou 8. WlGr5. =
SenrD Worssntbau, Der eegenpdrtige
8oti9oftsr Der 8sr. StaateH IN Der
Sirt.i, pirb gum Witslieo bes 5eoes
raj Rsisrps 9oaro ooer Der Reierpes
baut Don RsD Yort srnannt perben.
sSra Rslion Usorris Don Gbicaso
ipiro an ieiuer Steae gum gotiHafter
eruannt iperoen.
Seute 1T betannt aetporben, baB
Mprssnthau, aIs sr 5u ieinem bisz
bergen poiten ernannt Durbe, oieien
unter Der 9sbinsuns antrat. oaB er
balb abberufsn uno ben poiten zines
SanDsIs Sstrstdrs erbalten riiroe,
6sn er Der biplomatii9en 2aufbahn
por5ie6t.
lu6 bate Der bishsrise 9dnbelss
GetretGr RebfieIb ben poitsn ni4t
nit Der Qbii4t, einsn pOllen Sermin
su bieHen, .angenommen, ionbern
poIlts nur 10 lanse i'm 4mte usrbleis
Ben. biz cine setpiiie SOnbersOr9unis
Iat;pn, bic Der prdiiosnt pur6gefiibrt
blben ipollts, unter Dad uno SAD lei.
Dies 1T nun seiheben.
Die S6affuno elmer 4n5abl bObe-
YoIten i'm 8unbes Reierpe SDitem
bat Der Mbmiuiftratipn Gelesenbeit sez
seben, Morssntbau gu pIasisren, obz
ne baB Der poitsn zines Sanbels=Ses
tretdrs bier.ur4 patant gu peroen
braufJt.
Die fit Worsentbuu auserisbene
Steluus perbinoet bo6e Gbren. Der
prdiipsnt bat erit DOT 8ursem anse=
tnbist, oab be Wiitslieoer oes 5eoes
raj Rsisrpe Boarb nit bsIonoerer
Sorgfalt ausseipGblt ipsrben piiroen,
eeuau 10, als n,:roen iie su Sberbunz
besridter:, aussrisben iein. 9lls
8orIiber oes 8oarb I'M Retp gorter
Spitsm tpiro Morssntbau Der Gbefz
9lgsat bss 5ebsral 8oarb iein unb
einen ungebeursn Giuflub iibsr Die
Rem Yorter Banter ausiiben.
Wlprris; Der Hadfolser Morsens
tGaus. befinbst iit aussnbIidli9 in
StaIien als 0ertreter Der 9ereinigten
Staatsn fir bic Banana ausifsIs
lung in Gan JrancistO.
9erbGnsnibpolle 5euerss
brun Il.
Sldrt u 9, W. Sd., y. Wfdr5.
8ei sinsm Sseuer, tpeIdes am Mpntag
Ods Come @ebdube 5eritDrte unb bas
a.bnitSdise 9sbduoe Der llnion gida
iional 4ant BON glartsburg bef6Gs
Siats. plrben brsi Uldnner pabrs
ihsinlidl tSbtlib uHo aipei anbere
ihper perlebt. Der @srluit belduft
iih duf $130,000.
9lrdie MilIon. Dallas Spiser unb
Carl Hrcfpn fpraneen aus 5eHitern
I'm britten Stod bes 2pfpe 9ebGubss |
unb uurSsn 10 i1tpsr perlest, bab
man an ihrsm slufiommsm spsifsIt |
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Cincinnati, 9ientas. ben 10. gaars 1914.

fommeu unb nit ibren 6unben mad
Rem gotp Gtreet poliaeiseri9t ge>
bra9t, fpp Fe Der Waasiitrat na4 ei-
mem tirsen Wsrb0r ipieber ,auf freien
SUB febte.
WdbrIheinli9 tpirb fie aber meter
perfolst unb beitraft iperben, benn tie
bat oas Geieb perlebt, unter fpel6ent
Sunbe feds Wonate lang in Auaran@
tame bleiben miifen, eAe lie na4 @ngs
lamb einsefiibrt tperoen biirfen. S9re
beiben Sunb9en ipurben Dorldufig
fonfisaiert nnb befinben iia iebt IN
Der pfleae bes 2lderbau Sepdrte>
ments.
ad4er feiner gbre.
8u6apef, 8. Mdrs. Ser
poliseitommiiar Gmeri8 giisaar
tpirbe am Sonntag IN ieinem g(mtss
ainlmer tobt aufgefunben. gr mar
BON flint &useln bur4bobrt.
Die poliasi braudte ii4 I'M bic
grmitfsliinq bes sbdters nidt gu be-
miiben. Oieier feate ii9 felbit Der
geb0rbe, unO 5tpur in Der perion bes
Directors Der Subapeiter 3ementfaz
brit, stephan @atIo.
9dtio madte Der polisei bic Wits
tbeilung, BAT er als Rd4er Der i9Gnb@
lid bslstbisten 5umilienebre sebanbelt
bab.. gr babe ben aommiiur eri4of.
Zen, neil bieier feiner Satin 9eipalt
ansetban babe. Ra4 Der S9iloeruns
oes DIRECTORS mar feline Satin pOn
bem polioeitommifdr unter irgenb Ell
nea @ortpuno in befIen Qmtsaimmer
gelaben unb bort ansegriffen Doroen,
tpofiir er ben @eriiber lslbit Sur
Strdfe geaogen babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-10

our3 bas 3erbre9en elmer @asrDbre
III Der 4itde Deritrlodt iporoen lei.
Die &iide beiat0 ii6 i'm oritten
Stof.
Die Sobten unb 9ermiB.
ten.
sSolaenbes lit bic 2ifte Der fopeit
aufqefunDenen Sobten:
@oDin S. &eBler. ct. 2puis, &GIs
iirer Der 2ublolp Sablor Dire Co.;
fam tms 2eben. ais er bonn 6. StOd
bera6iprana.
cSObn Wiartin Slider, g6icago,
S6aBmeiiter Der ssorb Mfg. Co.; I'M
3. Stod Derbrannt.
sSames .. Reiap. ct. 2ouis, BON
Der iSirma Dare C Geillb. &pHtrat-
loren.
@iaiam 6. @rb, OH ct. aOuis.
9runoeiaentbums6Gnoler.
9lQen R. Sancot. ct. 2ouis, 9er-
tdufer fir bic UNDERWOOD Sbpeipriter
Gompann.
Wtann, Der 10 berbrannt lit, baB eis
ne sSoentifiairunq unmDglib lit; bate
etnfa6en 8Olbrinq am Singer nit ben
8u4ftaben 50. g." unb benz Datum
.2. %. 1904"
Gei6e eines Munnes, bic 10 Der.
brannt unb Deritiimmelt lit. oaB cine
.Soentifiatrunq unmDglih lit.
Die folQenben perionen iperben bers
miBt uno ibre 2ei6eu lieasn tpabr.
i6einli6 in ben Huinen:
8. 81. Ruff. ct. 2ouis, pon Der
Stmmons 6arbpare So.
Mariball Bier, Yelahdnblsr. ct.
2ouis.
8. 6. Gbasnoff. Sebalia, Dao.,
bonn Observation-Disclosures Der ct.
Gouis Hepublic.
Burt Grouh, 8ertaufsaaent bsr
Weitern @lectric So.
Sbomas Sbpne, @ertGufer Der linz
oerpooo 5ppepriter gO., Spracuie,
%. q.
ELLEN Dom, aGufer fir bic 9. glu.
aent &c Bros. Srp 9ppbs &c.. ct.
2ouis.
g9. s. Mc@innis. aauFer fir bic
9. Rugent C 8rps. Srp Goobs Co.,
ct. 2Duis.
Frant 80. 2lf6riqbt, Reiienber oer
Rice Stir 9rp Goobs &c.. CT. 2puis.
3. 6, SGbnlen. sSneenieur Der 2ac4
leoe 8as 2iabt @o.. ct. 2ouis.
6. g. Williams. gleip gort. Ges
fhGftsreiienber
8. a. Sunids. ct. 2puis. Silfss
Setriebs-SHaenieur Der Miiipui pdei.
fic gtfenbabn.
8DbD Green, 6errin Supplp Co.,
5errin. IN.
6. s. McRennu. SAT- zines Mtt-
alieoes gtumens sHnHtnos.
g. Wplfion.
81. 3. RaHus.
W}ifuel Sbuma, gerpin, cSq., bpn
Der @ItiAuter. 9rcner &c Slid Glotb-
ina Go. BON Gbicaao.
W}ar 6amrNS, ct. 2outs, YrGii-
bent Der Nellitetter gloat &c Suit So.
DUH SI- NDuls.
Millidm 6. gedsr, ct. 2ouis. prG-
iioent Der 9eder. Shore Saint So.
.. 6. sSiBaeralb. @erfGufer Der
Bierce Oil Corporation, Ssamilie
tpDbnt in Sprinafielb. Mo.
S6omas s. Mriabt, 9(ubitpr Der
2emp Sretpine gp.. ct. 9ouis.
@eorae 9psner, 8rGiib.nt Der So[-
itein Gpmmiiiton Co.. Ct. 2ouis.
q. 3. Sbeaadrb, ct. 2ouis, Igent
Der Spencer=Stis Co.. Gtiepbahnuaz
teridlien. ct. 2ouis.
Notmun 6ancpd, @ertGufer Der
Gurlee CLOTHING g.. st. 2ouis.
Willtam =. &tnier, S6obmeiiter
Der &inier gonitructioH Co.. ct.
0nuis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-10

- glpbe DeieeI, oeFen 5rau, nit
Der er erit lett orei Mohen perbeirus
tibet mar. am Sdmitas ibrc DObnimg
berlieb, einsu 3ettel nit Der gtntiin@
bisuns 8uriifluKenO, OaB iie iid t6bs
ten iperbe, fbnitt iidb am WsDntds in
Gina, s., bic &eble hur6, unb tit ben
Sobe nabs. 5rau Wsisel tpurbe N
Der WDbnung ibrsr GItsrn in SarDiu
Gcuu.p aufssiunssn.
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cvs 49,
Nu8lQuUsSelkQCQUu
ME (fnf6HGmnssn ;;hsr Ais
DW s9""""bC" uuC' w
Sls"'sBO" s'uD'"''uo a'sO
frnnRreidlS
Gnlteit 8erlit ittt0 QNien
In driihfer Qlusre0utd.
S6s zteftrnFex mlro Jegt uuet'
m >.ga m~.> Ea~s~As~
premisr 9lsauith nladt ieine aonasi
iionen betannt.
Die er uliter nit geaua auf bic 5ome
Rule in sSrlanb MAIDEN nil.
3pei Dfterreihiide Militdrflieasr in
2lspsrM perungIiidt.

WIS Dem 0eiit d. n VI Ell d..
Berlin, 8. Mdr5. Gem Reihs.
tag tpiro bcniildd)it cine neue Dill.
tdrporlase 5llseben, BEL Der es lid,
I'M rihtS Gerineeres ais INN cine
g,ermiaia,ing BON $i25, 100000 iiir
ole Wei,betpafininig Der oeiiti6en slr.
tiaerie nit Geidiisen mooerHite-
apiiitrlrffion banoeln miro.
Coll bie~@ebnrt 0es fom /.
menben Brinsen
5ertifi5iren.
Sorace 9innbolb, elm biejiger bri.
iiihsr gotid)aftsratb, lit nad Braun.
idrpeig beoroert ,por0en, 100 benz,
nad,it elm Ibronerbe ertpartet miro
Iie alntpeieilbeit eines britiihen
g,eamten 1T in llebereinitimmuiug
nit cincm nlten @ebrald, unter benz
Die @cbnrt zines Mlitslieoes Der TO-.
nisliden 6amilie bon eineiu boben
@eamten 5ertiii3irt peroen nluB.
Ter Ser5oe Grnit glugilit lit elm bri.
tiiher Vriii5. Die oeuti1e aniierin
III bereits in 9raIni9ipeig angefcn.
riief.
Die Reift bes aaifers
na1 &prfu.
glidt aerinats sSntsreiie errsat bic
aunbe, bab Der aaii.r Wilbeim auf
feiner bsmndnitiaen ReiIe mad aprfu
pielleidt nit bem ssiiriien WiIbtIm
DON glibnnien sufammentreffen fpirb,
Der niinmtbr ben neu errihteten
Shron beftieaeH bat. Sollte bic 9s.
atanuHa itattfinbtn. 10 fpiirbe lie ndfl
clIaemeinem Dafiirhalten I'M 10 be.
bsltfumsr iein. als Der Raifer fur,
Dorber bic Sbsrb1upter Der beiben ana
bsren Dreibunbmdfte aeieben babsn
fpirb.
glad ben iebiaen Dispoiition.n
Dirb aaiisr WilbeIm am %. WGrs
.anf Der sfabrt n1d aorfn Wisn be-
riibrsn ilnb BEN aaiier Jrdn3 .Soiepb
i'm ShloB ShDnbrunn einsn turasn
geiuf abitatttn, Inn bann. ben Ora.
hsrsoa. 5hroHfol.sr Hrnna Terbinanb
auf BEN ShIob Mirdmare Bel Srieii,
bidt am glbriaiiifen Mser. an tref.I
fer llnb hierauf cine 3uiammentunit
nit bsm a0uia @iftor gmanllsl in
Wentoia au baben.
9rm beutfhen Weihstaa.
seSm Neifstaa matts Bel Der De-
bate iibsr ben aolonialsgt Der 60.
ainIbemofr1t Dittmann einen mnblo.
fen Muariff auf bic aplonial. .g1sripols
tuna. Der .rotheA Wollsbote btbaup.
tttt. bah bic aoIonien bonn Aapitdliss
mus in unf1aliftr WeiTe auEaebeuist
iuiirben iinn bic Reaieruna bic GfIa.
psrsi Der fhIimmitsn Mrt bsaiinItias.
Die Ginatborenen ieisn ihublos ben|
Ytuteidaern unb i6ren brutaIen Werts
itllatu preisasaebsii.
Die Bfbauptunaen bes GcaiaItffenl
iuurben bon Der Nshtsn nit hsftiaenI
proteitiunbaebrnaen unterbrodtn unb
sls Wsrlsumbunasn beasihnet, absrl
aud Der gentrilmsfiiErer Matthias |
ersberatr fpnitatirts eintn erfhiittern.l
ben glpthihei ilbsr bic DetanbIuna
Der Ginatborensn bon Deutih- -DEs
GfslIa uus stsIattts bat tal aauisl
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STR D'9io unb bas iptitlide
psnNiplpanien: Sd6nes nnb cttpas
ipGrrnes W.ttsr am Disnffas. g(m
Wittipo6 tribes Metter. @sranbsr'
Ii& Minbt.
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5ur6l6are Brano'EataQrOp0e
9as GebiinSe Oes Wii1Onrt
lMtbletic Club in ct. Souls
9lm Mpntag Wsersem onr9 cine
Gemcrsbrnnft serftDrt.

8ei Der 30 Bis 35 Wldnner ums 2e6sn
gefommen iino.
sOpsit finb nur Iieben 2si3en sefuns
ben ipproen.
~
Die % Bis 90 8ermibten iinb absr
siemIi9 ii4er gu ben SobtsH gu
re6nen.
s0Sn benz @ebdube befdnb ii4 audi bic
goatman Sant,
Sn beren GsipDlben iid $1,300,O00
in papiergelo befanoen
80
Die aber D0Qig unOerIebrt sebIieben
iino.
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prins War DON Sadien bem pdpft
dIs Rarbinalss&anbibat In
Worfhlag aebra6t.
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De ittrreid. ben Riiftunssn
Hub1aubs gessniiber. in
fdllimmer 2ade.

Wien 9. MGr3. allIer 9lug.n
iinb pisbsr auf RuBldnb ssridttt,
bonn "a unterliest feinein 3Deifei, baS
bas 3arenreia ii4 nit unssbsursr
araft unb gils fir einsn Rriss bors
bereiist. Die por einisen Saesn BON
Der ,RSIniidsn 3titung4 entbiilIien
riiiiiden Miiihnaen poren in Den
biciigen oiii5iellen unS oipIonldtiiden
areiftn langfi betannt. SelbIt ionIi
opttniftiIht Gtadtsmdnner iinb iibers
stiiet, Dab Der brobenpe blutige aonz
flttt unabirsnbbdr III unb fpdteitens
I'm iibssnd4fisn Gslihiatr beginner
ivira /,
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@is foaen Die 'Shpara.n auf bas
Ghmahpollite btbanbeln.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-10-08
THE .JEFFERSONIAN

liberal Of the Italian popes, must it not be
devillsh organization?
If it was proved in open court Tin the Lava
lette case) to teach dishonesty, immortality
and assassination, is it not devilish organi-
zation?
President Wilson is a well-read man. He
has studied history, and he even attempted to
write histories.
Therefore he hnocs that the Jesuits were
driven from France, By the honest Catholics;
driven from Spain, By reforming Catholics;
driven from Italy, By q liberal pope; driven
from Mexico, By insmrectionary Catholics.
President Wilson knows that the Jesuits
procured the murder of the good King Henry
"; of the great Apostle Of religious liberty,
William the Silent; Of the enemy of the
Catholic League, Henry III; and of Pope
Clement XIV.
President wilson ha0acs that the historic
policy Of the Josuits Is, to influence the rulers
Of l,Gtions By placing Jes1at employees IN
confidential relations acjth those rulers.
In that way, they have, again and again,
governed France, Spain Portugal, Austria,
England, the old German Empire, and the
various States of Central and South America.
In placing Jesuit at the White House, in
confidential relations with President Wilson,
the Roman Church is playing its old game,
in the old way.
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PAGE SEVEN

1874. At that time, his followers were
numerous, and we'll organized
Brigham Young became the leader of the
Mormons, after Smiths death; and it was
Brigham who founded the Utah colony.
Young never claimed to receive 'revela-
tons" and he expressly stated that they
ceased with Smith
While Joseph Smith called his Bible by the
name Of "The Book of Mormon" and the un-
believers naturally called his followers Nor
mons" they did not like the name.
Therefore, at a Church Council in May
1884, it was resolved, on motion of Sidney
Rigdon that the name should be "Church Of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints"
AS | understand it, that is the name today
Of the peculiar people whom we call Nor
mons, and that is the faith which I referred
to as "Mormonism."
Brigham Young did not invent, or estab-
fish, or propagate any faith or church dtfer-
ent from that Of Joseph Smith,
If Mrs Sylvester thinks he did, she is mis-
informed
What the "Reorganized" Saints are, I do
not know, but would be glad to learn
When [ call the Mormon Church the great
est miracle Of modern times, it is for this
reason:
In the State Of New York, in the blaze Of
the 18th Century, comparatively unlearned
citizen, Of not more than barely respectable
standing in his own community, clumsily imi-
tates Mahomet and other impostors; pretends
to receive heavenly messengers, pretends to
find golden Book written in hieroglyhics,
pretends to decipher the signs and put them
into English, IN secret, pretends to give the
golden plates back to the angel; pretends to
hear voice from heaven saying, Cake all
the wives you wants." lives Familiarity among
the people Of New York, Ohio Missouri and
Illinois, and is known to be a sensualist and
prophet whose predictions do not come true,
yet he gathers converts about him, sWells the
number Of his disciples; POUNDS a sect which
survives ruthless persecution and creates
Paradise in the desert of Utah; and leaves
behind him mighty organization whose
branches overspread several Of our greatest
States sends representatives to Congress,
sends missionaries to all parts of the Euro
pean world, and grows constantly In power,
wealth and numbers.
1t is the miracle of modern times.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
TRAITORS ?!!
Heavily Armed Military Organ
iZatlOa Of Italian Pope.

IN the Pentecostal Herald of September %,
1914, [ find this:
When we were in Philadelphia last October
the Knights of Columbus gathered there by
the tens of thousands; they p0ruded the streets
as Heartily armed as oar standing Grn1y.
Mr.. William j. Bryan was there to deliver
his great address and he lauded them to the
skies for their loyalty to this nation. God
knows, [ know and the devil knows that the
knights Of Columbus are here for dut one
purpose, and that IS to destroy this free a00-
e17rneent, break down and destroy the liber-
ties of the country and turn it over to the
Pope. Mr.. Bryan knows that just as we'll as
he knows that he has to have wind to live on,
and run his lungs on.
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A Mormon Lady inquiries About
Joseph Smith and Brig
ham Young.

DEAR SIR: In reading The Jeffersonian of
- September 18th, find that you made state
ment in regard to Joseph Smith, the inventor Of
Mormonsm. I wish to say that l do not think
that Joseph Smith the inventor of the Nor
mon church. Joseph Smith the leader of
the latter day Saints and not of the Mormons.
/ always understood that Brigham Young was the
inventor of the Mormon church. 1 a member
Of the Reorganized Latter Day Saints, and | always
thought that Joseph Smith was the founder Of
our church. I would like information in
regard to your statement about Joseph Smith
being the inventor of the Mormon church. Please
answer through the Jeffersonian otherwise.
Thanking you in advance for any information
you may give.
Very respectfully yours,
MRS. THEO. j. SYLVESTER.
1885 Velp Ave, Green Bay, Wis.
(ANswER)
I beg to refer Mrs Sylvester to "The Story
OF the Mormons," by William Alexander
Linn, published by The Macmillan Company,
New York, in 1902.
1t is the latest and fairest account of this
modern miracle, The Mormon Church.
Joseph Smith declared that an angel showed
him the golden plates, hidden under rocks,
in hill; and that, after the plates had been
translated into English, the angel took pos
session of the precious plates.
This would seem to prove that even the
angels have no gold to spare, and are inclined
to hoard the yellow metal.
This translation from the plates made the
Book Of Mormon, commonly called the Nor
mon Bible.
Joseph Smith claimed that the angel con
tinued to make revelations to him, OCCASION
ally; and these revelations bore a striking
resemblance to those made to Mahomet.
Like the Arab prophet Smith was exceed
ingly fond of women; and it was revealed"
to him that he might have all the wives he
wanted This was in 1913.
The plates were "discovered" in 1928 the
translation was published in 1880, "by Joseph
Smith, Junior, Author and Proprietor"
This is the wording of the original title
page, as printed by e. B. Grandin, at Pal
myra, New York
Joseph Smith was murdered by a mob in