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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-09
i6oiien iie unborntber5is auf ibn

i6oiien iie utbarinberjia auf ibn
los"
Dies min Der &apit1n olleroings
MIR bon einem pertpunbeten franso-
iii6en SoIoaten sebort boben, Der
oltrH einen 3ufna ben r@raiiont.
feiten" Der 9euti6en entgongen mar.
Hem . o IF, 8. Oft. Inter oen
1477 Soiiagieren, Die beiite nit Der
2iiiitania aus 9ioerpooI eintrafen,
befoitoen iif Senrp 8redtnrioge,
Iiiiitent StnatsiefretGr, unb slpan-
5is Sffi5iere Der gunbes-slrmee, Die
81 Beginn oes europ1iihen &rieoes
auf benz &ren3er Senneiiee nod
europa obeefnbren tporen, Tim Ime-
rifunern bebiIfIib sii iein, aus Der
ariegs3one 3u fon1H1en. Geiner Der
Sffisiere ipoate etlpas iiber feline
&eiie berihtei1 bo iie bic Srtitritf-
tion batten, ibren geriht oireft ont
Die @aibingtoner Hegierline 81 er.
itatten. Sic iagten MIR, baB lie
nn oie friegfiibrenoen 9Gnber beiilGt
bGtten lmo oaB fait nqe Imerifuner
aus Der SefnbrSone berausgelangt
ipGren.
SenttIe, @oib., 9. Oft. Ger
Tampfer Dofobama Marl bon Der
Nippon 9uien 9aiiia.9inie, Der bier
geitern aus S6fen i'm fernen Siten
eingetroffen mar. bra6te Die 9tad-
rift BON Der 3aperitng bes beliti6en
0ompfers Srimop on Der aiiite Der
&iiiibiu Hropins, Snpon. Sic
Suimom, elm Shiff BON 1900 Con-
nen nit belitiden Sfii5ieren uno 6i'
neliidem Terional, lief leetsn 0to'
nat. lp6breno es on Der iapanii6en
4iiite ieinoIi6en ariegsi6ifpn aits-
suueiden perii,f)te, on Tropidnt
aus. S6lieBlid ianOte Der aapitan
in ieiner 0ot fleine @oute ans 2ano
uno illdte BEL iapaniiden 6armert
Propiant 5u faufen. @dbreno iol-
der Iropiant nerInoen Duroe, fom
eiu iapaniides Sorpeboboot beran,
faperte ben Ganipfer uno ba6te ibn
nod bent Safen 9obe.
Traneisco, soft. aapt.
Suabes pom britiihen 9nnpfer
5rinciIlo, Der bier geitern eintraf,
er,GbIte, baB er am Eienitae on Der
SiibfiiIte pon Oregon ben britiidei
areu,er gsepcoitle, ben iopaniiAen
areuser So5umo iuo BEN franaoii-
ifen areu5er Mnntcalm geIidtet
bdtte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-09
Nngeblide 8abnoiebe ge=
t6tet.
Sei &f asf fabrenbcm Sradjtsns
maize Eateripn, q. s.

go terinn, 81. s.. 9. Oft. ssn
einent &f 5tpifben @iienbohn.
Geteftipen iino eirter @rtppe bon
fiinf unioentifi5ierten WeGnnern, bic
alf Dem Go9 bon @neett eines init
elmer @ei6pinbigfett BON DO N2ei.
len pro Stitnoe oobinfnbrenoen
,Snlft3uges fdBen, tpirroen stpei Der
NGnner ourd griifen, inter benen
Der 3ug fubr, berubgeidIeubert unb
getotet. Die bret anberen We6nner
iino entfon1men. Ser 9eIotpare,
9adaipannn & @eitern.sSraftiug
pon S0bofen nod Stdbten in Berr1-
iplpania, Der eIre grobe &oneftion
nertpoIIer Seioenitoffe trug, tpurbe
in ben Iesten Sogen tpieberboIt be.
roubt. 9eteftine tpuroen oIlabeitb.
Iid aIf BEN 3ug geiest mno gatern
iiberroi9ten fie bns Quintet, bos
ii6 lripriingIi9 in elmer Der gors
perftedt eebaIen bdtte. 9arouf fam
es su Dem Sample.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-09

- 9nrtert Cure Grfaltnns IN si'
mem Sage nebntt etn tiirttluez
Boo i'm Oriental SoteI. (Mn5.)
frio.5p
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-09
aDnis SIbert niht in slntiperpen,
aber mnbefannt, iup.

2onbon, 9. Oft. gto6 elmer
Teutermeloltng aus IntDerpen itebt
goraerboilt, cine Sorltabt bon 9lnt-
merpen, in Slauunen.
Der &prreiponoent Der 9uilD Grs
preB in SItenOe erfldrt, Der 9Slan Der
geI6ieSunq Mntfperpens iei BON ben
9eutihen gut bcrbereitet geiDeien. Gs
foIlte 0ornit MIR begonnen iperoen,
menn 4nsii6t ouf einen moglihit ro-
iden erfolg obne groBe Spfer 5r en-
nnrten mar. 9ie groBen gelage-
rllrosaeIhiibe nrroen bon gtantir
uno Oeoubeltge gebraht. Die 9eut-
iden boben iOl9e in GROCER 3obl 6nr
Serfiigung.
glus OItenoe nteloet bos Terteri6e
Bureau BON geltern, ouB bos gout'
baroenlent in 9lntiperpen ihredlid
mar. 9ie 9euti6en ihleuberten
Siin66omben IN Die Stnot iinb Der
Seil 5lpii6en Dem Giierbabnbof im
Siiben nno benz SSlriti5palait itebt IN
GSlommen. @s eebt oos @eriidt, oaB
Sie 9eirti6en om linfen llfer oes
Sluiies 9tetbe Surldgeordnst ipnr'
Den.
9oaeaen rneloet Ser belgiide &or-
reIponoert oes 9nilp Selegropb, BON
O3ittpod, oob es oen 9ellti6en ge-
Itnaen 1T, Die S6elbe 5lpilden
Sd,oonaeroe uno @igerem 81 iiber-
Sd,reiten. 8eoeittenoe Serltdrfungen
ieien 5uionrmenge5oeen Dproen, 10
boS fih Geuti9lono bier ni6t mebr
oitf 2onoiturm luib &eierbetrllppen
All perIoIien brmtbe. Der &orrelpon-
Scnt beffreibt ben llebergang Der
SelltIhen iiber Die S6eloe NIT ollen
Gin5elbeiten.
9onbon, 9. Oft. Ser Sirnes-
9orreIponoerlt meloet iiber Die
Sd,lodt I'M n0roli6en 5ranfreid:
rSSsn einem Centrum, 1ino oos ei-
uen Der mi6tiglten, ndrtlid) on Der
S(isne, boben oie 8riten einen boil
St6nbiaen Sieg 5u Der5ei3nen. Ste
9elltid1en buben bic S6an3groben
nit SinterIaiiing bon 5ipei ibrer
Sdperiten @eidiise perlolien. Sle
9lliierten baben nud ieds5ebntoglger
@eIoaerrtng bos Sort @o1toe erobert:
WSon fam 5par nod nidt iagen, oo6
bic SdIodt on Ser slisne i6on gail5
beenoet lit, ober Die beiitiden Srlip-
ben boben beoeutenoe Stellungen I'M
EtI- --L-irA.s 1r1o Die Maiierten ba-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-09
9on6On melOet, bab 6ie Stabt arl
mebreren Yuntten brenut.

ben grobe &eiIe in ibre 6ronten ge-
orGngt".
2on6on, 9. Oft. gSie Der Gen.
tral Stems aus Slntlteroom gemeIbet
miro, baben nie9laiierten einen neuen
Streif5ug bur9 Slue5euee auf &oln
uno 0iiiieloorf bei6es ni6tige 9ep-
pelinitotioner, nusfiibren laIen. @m
3eppelinbnngar IN 9iiiIeIborf fpuroe
Ginger S6ooen angeri9tet.
Berlin iiber 2onbotL 8. Oft.
Sffi5ien piro nngefiinbiet, bnB bic
0euti6en BEL @nttperpen Sorti6ritte
maiden uno bereits oos iiber-
idpeuute @ebiet bes 6luiies gtete
birter fid boben.
SSn WeilitGr @odenblatt ipdrnt
Elm Sadberltanoieer Dor 5u optinti,
itiiden Soffnrngen inbe3ug auf @nt-
merpen. Die Seitlrng lei itnrf uno
fonne nod Iange 8iberitarlb leiiten.
9ie 3eitilngen berOffentli9en bic
glnt1port bes Tr1iioenten @ilion auf
ben Broteit &uiier 8ilbelnts geeen
ben @ebroub bon Dunn Dunn @efdoi-
fen. Sie 9lrittport Ioiitete befonntli6
oabin, baB man nidt nori6nea urtei-
len. ionoern obtpnrten nliiiie, mas Ell
ne itnparteiii6e 1lnteriu6ung erge-
ben per6e. Die 3eitungen beipre9en
Die Intiport iebr frelinolib un6 ia-
eeit mebr tonne ni6t eriportet fper-
ben. 0ie Sages5eitltng fiiet nod
binau, ,9eriti9lono bobe elm eltes @e-
ipiiien itr1o tonne ieoer llr1teriudung
nit &ube eritgegenieben, Iesten en-
oes fonlnle es aber mtf elm 11rteil Der
iibrigen @elt ftift on, penn SoIf
un6 &niier in ibrem ltrteiI iiberein-
itimuen.
& o m, iiber 2onoon, 9. Oft. 0ie
Sribuna fngt, iie babe gfo6ri6t er-
bolten, boB ft6 Die 9arniion bon
Sr5empsI ergeben bat. Sie rriiiide
8oti6aft erfIdrt iebo6, bas lei rti6t
ridtig, ionbern Die 8eloeerling perbe
nod fortgeiest. (gSie Itarf n1rb Die
2itge ieirt, baB fie ben &rtiIen ieIbIt
5u itarf lit. @lnm. D. &.)
&openb agen 8. Oft. 9ln Der
0orofitlte S1nentorfs muroe Elm
beuti6es Sii6erboot ourd cine oeit-
ide 0tine in Die 2uft geiprengt. Der
&apitGn ipiirbe getotet, Die iibriee
Wnnnidaft aber gerettet.
Sm Song, 9. Oft. 0ie 8eifie-
Brng Der inneren Sorts bon Antiper-
pen llnb Der duBeren SeiIe Ser Stobt
felbit bot Oonneritog Inn 1890 11br
morgei1S begonnen. gu 02ittag
brannte Die Sta6t ON bier SteIlen.
9ie tnneren Sorts Summer A uno 6
iinO gum S9neieen eebrudt NOR
ben. @s pirb beri6tet, oob bic
9amme geoffnet ipurben.
Yaris, 8. Oft. Die NtiIitdrfri-
tifer erflGren Die Sage auf Dem sro-
BEN frar5oiiiden Shlahtfelbe als
fiir Die sluiierten iebr giinitie. auf
Dem tpeltliden SSliigel baben Die gll-
liierten pi4tige Toiitionen, Die iie
berloren batten, ipieoererobert, inro
nuf Dem oitliden sSIiiseI, miro err
Hart, babe Ser oeuti6e &iid5ue nod
Suttonf)otel ben SSIiigel bel St. Ni.
biel in @efobr gebradlt. &ritifer
meinen, eS iei unmoeIif, baB Die
Sentiden in 10 eefdbrlif)er Stellung
bleiben.
9onoon 9. Oft. &eiter iiber.
mitteIt aus Berlin foIsenoe geitern
s llbr oberr6 aiissegebene offi5ieIle
NlitteiIing:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-09
NnseielKner 9emtid)amerifnner to-

Ust. Clemens, Mih., 8. Oft.
0iliom ;sluemer, So SSobre alt, err
loa aeifern abeno ploslidJ einem
Ser,leioen. Or mar elm angeiebener
9eutShamerifaner imb Sobre long
scr BETTER Der ;Sliiemer Wtilble on
Iuro ssrontitrabe. stm 26. Iar3
1856 in Macomb 9omnibip geboren
fam err oils fleiner Ssunge nod Wlt.
Clemens. Cine Sdfpeiter. Sroil
Warp SuB, Bel Der er lebte, iiberlebt
i'm. Tas 2eihenbeg6ngnis miro
am Sonntog BON Der Geutid epan.
aeIiihen Stride aus itattfinsen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-09
Ginbrndl i'm Sterbebats Iblai Ste.
penipn's.

gIooming gton, ST. 9. Oft.
9os Sous bes beritorbenen I6Iai 6.
Stepenion, Ses ebentaIieen 8i5e-ard-
iioenten Der Ser. Stooten, tpurbe mn
2aufe ser perfloiienen Naft bon Gin.
brchern beiu6t. Seit benl Sobe
bes Serrn Stepenion's mar bos Sons
nidt bepobnt, iub bie Giebe erbeute.
ten Sdinufin6en irrio 9iirtnfitdten,
Die Der @eritorberte eefanuueIt botte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-09
I'm Mmerfennuug Der
1niOm.
@eneralitreif Der 9lrbeiter i'm @an.
gciperbe in gmffaIu.

9uffaIo, 90. o., 9. Oft. Seute
begonn bier elm @eneraIitreif Der
i'm 9ougeperbe t6tigen l1nionnrbei-
ter, bon oenen etipa 5000 Monn
ibrc 9lrbeit nieoerlegten. Ter Strcif
lit Iaiit Grfldriing bon ltnionorbci-
fern, eine Solge Der ongebli6en Iiis-
iperriu1g BON 80 @Iienbauarbeitern
Die an ShnIgebduben beiddftigt
fparen. 9obnfragen Iieaen Dem
Streif ni6t 5ugrltnbe. Die Ins-
itGnoieen nerIaneen Bios bon Der
Builders grhange iinb ibren Wlit-
gIiebern 9lnerfenniing Der Union.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-09
Setruiter in Sadipn bermmslidt.

Sodfon Wid.. 8. Oh. 2ebens.
gef1brIi6e, irnerIi6e 1erIesungen
erIitt geiterit obeno Der % Sabre oIte
G. 6. gfootfe, in $50 Iorfbieip glne.,
Detroit, pobnboft, oIs er i'm bieiieet
9abnbof bon einem Tfidigon Cert
troll. 3ue nie6ereeItoben ipur6e. Robt-
fc, Der in Der gunoesmorine oient,
fam qeitcrn 3u 8eiud bierber.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-09
Gbepaar bnrd Neser nerlett.

9ittIe n o d, Mrf., 9. Oh. @iI.
liam @orIoip, elm friiber tpeit be-
fainter Minitrel SdaitipteIer, uro
feline @ottin uurben seftern nbenb
bon eirem nod urbefannten geeeer,
ser iid gintritt IN bas BurIoip'idle
Sons in Irsenta. einem 8orort BON
2ittle 8od, peridnfft botte, Iebensee-
f0brlid] perlest. Cine Sdor Wedrner
perfoIgt geeeniportig ben 9seeer.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-09
SQs S0mbar0ement Quf Die et=
gentli@e staot 2lntmcrpen
im @ange.

0SuIIt IOSIAltuJ6tl NIltSSluJuIplus
iino feline gfo6ri6ten Don entfhei-
oenoer 9eoeutiIne 3lI meloen. 8ei
Ct. @eibiel unb in ben 9lrgonnen ba-
ben mir fleine Sort ti6ritte gen1a6t.
n@or slrtiperpen lit Sortgreeoonf,
iiiolih bon 9lntperpen, gefollen uno
Der 9lngriff auf Die inneren 9iniem
bat 6anlit begonnen. 0oS 8ombar-
oenent fpuroe begornert, rn9oern Der
&ommmloont Der sSeitlng erfl1rt
batte, odb er aIle Serantiportitng o.
fiir iiberre6me.
rGie 2uftidiffballe in SiiHelborf
Diirbe bon einer 8onbe aus einem
feinbIihen SIiigaeug eetroffen. Gas
Dah tpitroe ourhihlngen uno Die
Siille eines gnlIorrs mn SSnneren Der
9o1e tpifrbe 5erftort.
.2sm Often ntnridiert bic ruiiiihe
kolonne BON Congo (Ruf. Yolen)
aus imb bot 2pd (OftpreilBen) er-
reid,t."
9on6on, 8. Oft. geof) elmer
Reutermelbung aus &pm bot Der itn-
lieniide &riegsnliniiter General
9ronoi ipegen Der BON ben 8I1ttern
on ibm geiibten beftieen aritif re-
iigniert.
2onbon. 8. Oft. Ger 9lntruer-
pener &orreiponoent Der Central
gtetrs meloet BON beute, oaB Der
oeuti6e 8eriud), einen Reil 5lpiidell
Inttperpen anro Die 9inien Ser M-
Iiierten i'm noroIi6en sSronfreif) 5lt
treiben. niht geliingen lit. lin 9iae
ltnb iiioIif) bon @bent boben beftige
Sample itattgefiinoen m,b nieleGeut-
ide ipurben gefangen genommen
Iud lit Elm oeutihes sSIug5eug 5er-
Itort tporoen.
Der 9oilp Wail ipirb bon Oirt.
ftrque sen1eIoet. bob 0iitttpod oen
gan5en Gag beftiges aanonenfeuer
mts Der &idtling bon gethune, II
Meilen norolif bon Irros, gebort
ipuroe. Gie gan5e giienbabnlinie
lit bon oeuti6er&opoller lleriepatrouillcn
beiest, 10 6aB Sie 9iiae nid)t oerfcb-
ren fonnen.
0t elf Bourne, g(uitrnlier, iiber
9onbon, 9. Sft. gei groffnung bes
HarlomentS teilte Die &egieritng nit,
iie tperoe Die @olfsoertreter einlaben,
Der. @onigrei6 gelgien fir bic GRO
BEN Spfer. oie cs gebrodt babe, etit
8eIhenf bon einer bolbcn Million
Collar 3u moden.
9onoon, 9. Oft. &erter meIbet
aus 9ltben, es iperoe bort periihert,
6oB beutife Offi3iere in Den Sorts
Der 7orbanellen unb oes 8osporus
az Minimeter @eid)iite nufseitellt
baben.
Qonoon. 9. Oft. Soipeit Gng-
lono ipeiB, bGlt glntlperpen beute
firth nod itano. aoitig sllbert bot
ole Stobt perlniien uno iid nit fait
Der geiomten @egierilng nod Siteroe
begeben. Gie eroBe 9arniion lit in
sntiperpen geblieben uno bat oiesluf-
aabe, Die Staot. lpenn irgeno mogli6,
10 lange ju balten. bis es ben gaiier-
ten geliingen lit, I'M Noroen 6ranf-
rei6s einen ertideioeiroen Strei4
aegen Geitti6lanb 81 fiibren. @uf iol.
DE @rt iteben Die beiOen san5 geion-
oerten Sperationen i'm 'rioroliden
Ssranfreid) uno Dor Intperpen III III.
nieem 3uiammenbange.-
@enn 9lntrperpen fGllt. 10 lit es
elm gefpeis Der Wertloiigfeit aller
9efeitigiingsfiinit gegeniiber ben
neuen groBen 8eidiisen, oenn Die
9efeitigungen 4ntperpens iino in
Der electromagnetic bas 9este uno
feueite.
sSm Often pmrbeu Die Geilti6en
aus Siuiiii9 Rolen nertrleben uno
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-09
Sie Semperatnr.
gIttraftioe Sotelrnten.

1os @apne Sotel offeriert OH
bergepobnlih nieoriee &aten nab
reno oes Serbits unb @inters, pei
8ode ooer Wonat, fiir 3inlnier, mil
ober obne Wabl3ei.en CAn5.)
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-09-17
ASKS THAT WE GIVE THE CON-
VICT A SQUARE DEAL.

Dear Sir: eff I were King, the
convict, white or black, should have
a chance to get back to the lost road
of honesty and virtue, should have
a chance to redeem himself in the
eyes of the society that temporarily
condemned him; should see the
fruits Of his enforced labor go to
his wife and child, or mother and
sisters; and should be afforded every
opportunity to associate with his
family and those relatives and
friends who feel human sympathy
for him."
Verify a text for a thousand SER
mons. Wonder if you could do this
up in large, attractive type fit for
framing, and to be hung in ones
Office or parlor, and what would the
damage be for the service?
Some of these days, when the OPP
portunity and your inclination meet,
you are going to look behind the
curtain and observe a different pic
ture to that seen by you in 1910,
1911 and 1912 while riding over
Georgia in an automobile.
They should be worked on the
public roads, at least under present
conditions, but the facilities to "con-
ceal abuses" are much greater than
under the old lease system"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-09-17

The counties were allowed to
work misdemeanOrs on the roads be-
fore the law authorizing the work.
ing of felonies in this way Then [
have heard those who had previous
ly worked on both, beg to be sent
to the penitentiary under the "lease
system" rather than to the county
chaingang
To speak a word fearlessly in be-
half Of the fellow that is down and
temporarily placed in chains, and put
where even his complaints cannot be
heard, to my mind, is an exempIifi-
cation Of the very highest type Of
manhood There is no special merit
in "prating about abuses" after they
have become so generally known that
the public is aroused and it is popu-
lar to do SO.
And | was thinking how very scarce
this type Of manhood" is. Elimi-
nate what Mr.. Ingersoil said in tn cir
behalf and what you and Mr.. Hub
bard say occasionally for them, and
there is very little left to be appor-
toned among the mighty throng Of
Christian workers of this great
Christian civilization of ours.
Yours very truly,
JAS. A HIXON.
Americas, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-09-17
THE GETTYSBURG PEACE JUBT-
LEE

By Captain II. *. Beecham.
High enthrOned on the ancient rock
ribbed hills of war,
The White-robed goddess Peace calls
her friends from afar!
Through the glorious land and on
thousands of trains,
Over rivers and valleys and mount
aims and plains,
From the South and the West, from
the North and the East,
They all gather to join in that World
wonder feast
A great land, reunited in fraternal
love,
With Old Glory, the Flag Of our
Fathers, above!
The black engines of Death still
froWn down from the hills,
And the markers Of War every bat
tle-line fills!
But the markers of Peace are these
veterans that stood
Face to face when the valleys ran
red with their blood!
All the valleys are bleached, on this
Peace Jubilee,
With white heads that are barred to
the Flag of the Free;
For from steeple, flagstaff and
Watchtower on high,
Our fair emblem of Peace is ablaze
in the sky!
o, We daughters and sons of America,
stand
For a Country of Freedom, united
and grand!
Free from pomp Of priest-craft;
without royal misrule,
Ever trusting in COD and our free,
Public School;
For the peoples just rule shall not
languish and die
While they safeguard with knowl-
edge and God reigns on high,
And the Flag of the Free that our
Fathers unfurled,
Shall still be Old Glory, brightest
Hope. of the World!
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-09-17
MRS. LONGSTREET THANKS HON.
JOHN ID. WALKER.

Dear Mr. Waller: Mr.. Watson has
sent me the note in the loan for the
Tallulah Falls campaign, which you
are generous enough to wish to can
eel.
| thank you again and again and
yet again, with all my heart. Words
may not convey to you how deeply l
am touched by the patriotism and
the generosity which prompt you to
remit the obligation. But I have to
beg you to allow me to return the
note and to pay it as soon as I can.
Eternity could hold no peace for
me, if life's balance sheet had not
been squared And l can imagine
no disaster overtaking me compare
BILE to the lowering of the standards
that have guided my steps since the
day I stood by my fathers grave,
empty-handed, on. one of Georgia's
red hills.
But as long as I shall live, wher-
ever l am, / shall never, forget the
consideration you have shown me in
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-09-17
FROM A FINE OLD YANKEE WHO
KNEW HOW TO FIGHT AND
KNOWS HOW TO WRITE.

Dear Sir: Please send me Wat
sons Magazine for one year begin
ming with the August number. l am
an old Union Veteran, too old to take
very active part in the. stirring
affairs OF State, but I shall always
stand for free country, especially
against the encroachments of the
man god or beast on the Tiber. |
enclose some verses relative to the
Peace Jubilee at Gettysburg in 1918.
L was in the great battle so years
ago, and was also at the Peace Jubi-
lee last year which [ enjoyed more
than | did the battle. You may find
in the verses the merit Of patriotism,
but the lines in the third stanza
Free from pomp Of priest-craft;
without royal misrule,
Ever trusting in God and our free
Public School, disqualifes the
poem for publication in nearly all
the magazines in America
Respectfully,
Wash. r. K. BEECHAM.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-09-17
PAGE ELEVEE.

AS usual, the new head Of the Re-
man Catholic church is an Italian
Is Roman Catholicism in Amesics,
identical with that Of the popes2
Read Watson's "Open Letters TO Car
dinal Gibbons" and learn. Price,
postpaid, soc. THE JEFJ1EE}SG%
MAN PUBLISHING Co, Thomsox,
Georgia.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-09-17
WILL PROTESTANTS EVER WAKE
UP?

Dear Sir: 1 would like to have
an expression through the Jefferso-
MAN from some Of it's readers as to
retaliation for the bold, brazen, out
RACES committed by the benighted
1aymen who execute the heinous
crimes dictated by the leacherous
priests and cardinals in our country,
not theirsi We read of lecturers
who are beaten, kidnapped, bound,
gagged and left to starye, of lady
lecturer, arrested and fined for tell
ing the truth to her sex, regarding
the Roman Catholic crimes and
punishments within the locked and
Prison Converts. Their creed, if
they have any is deception, greed
and lust. They now openly assert
that 'the Catholics are more feared
by the Americans than any other peo-
pie in the world" Now, they know
we read and talk of the lecturers and
publishers that are threatened, beat
en-, kidnapped and killed, and yet we
do nothing because of the liberality
Of our Government.
No one has been punished for the
various crimes perpetrated upon Pro-
testants. The time has not only
come to protest against, but to re-
taliate in the future for every Of
Tense Of arrest, fine, Imprisonment,
kidnapping and death, and that re-
venge not on the deluded cat s-paw
layman, but upon the bigOted priests
and cardinals who care no more for
the life Of the semi-brute they send
forth than a NANCY dog. That breed
is being imported a million annually.
They have brought the boycott and
the black-hand to this country. 1t
is now, we should let them know
that the red hand will strike back
at big game in open defiance. They
are planning to destroy the beacon
light to Protestants. Let it be
known that any injury to that light
T. E. Watson, although it be sneaked
behind the U. S. Court as a cloak to
hide it's infamy will not shield the
hiding hypocritical plotters from re-
venge. [ read many 'letters from
the people" who sign Georgia"
"Alabama," or other nomdeplumes
often urging Mr.. Watson on, give
'em hell" ETC., and afraid to stand
by him in the open!
I don't believe in "sic 'em tige,"
when the pups owner can't see you.
1t might be we'll for puppets and
figureheads in malicious prosecu-
tions to stand from under and read
between the lines.
J. F. WALKER.
Monticello, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-09-17
THE: JEFFERSONHAN

the greatest emergency Of life that
has known much storm and struggle.
With great regard, believe me,
Yours very faithfully,
HELEN DORTCH LONGSTREET.
Bradley Beach, N. j., Aug. 20, 1914.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-09-17

Read Foreign Missions Exposed,
by Thos. e. Watson. Beautifully
printed. Profusely illustrated. Price
80 cents. The Jeffs, Thomson. Ca.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-18
Gun Falls. Goes
4, or, Wounds Greek

his home ,209 South Sixth avenue. q
revolver that was in the pocket Of the
garment fell to the floor. exploding Q
cartridge and wounded steve Broke. q
Greek laborer The ball. Of 80 caliber,
entered Broko's groin scvering large
artery
Broke was removed to the Deaconess
hospital where an operation was per-
formed to mend the artery. and today
1t was thought that he would very
probably recover unless complications
that might develop from injection In
the wound set It.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-18
New. Of Rhodes.

h Mr.. H. u Roger spent the day Tues
day in ,Marshalltown.
r. Mrs. Corhctt, Of Henrietta. Okla.
who was called here by the death of
her brother, Mr.. l.. Tight. il visiting
with her sisters, Mrs. E. B. Perry and
Mrs. Emma Hix. +
Mr. Cue Roger was q Des Moines
visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Russell Perry and
daughter, Maxine, OF Boone. spent a
few days last week with relatives at
this place.. also attended the funeral of
their uncle, Mr.. Tight, at St: Anthony
Thursday.
Mrs. F. d. Outright and daughter
spent few days last week with rela-
tives at Marion and DIN.
Mrs. Dollie McCloskey left Saturday
for Mitchell, 8. d.
Miss Grace Goodman. Of Clinton, is
home for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Mead il enjoying a visit from
her daughter, Mrs. Clara Emery, of
Valera. W>
Mr.. Judd Thorn came Sunday for a
visit with his sister. Mrs Charley Hill
dreth.
Mr.. Frank Haddock, of Minneapolis.
and Miss Edith Haddock, Of Chicago.
are home for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Elizabeth Titus and son, Dom
aid. arrived home Monday from Mus
kogee. Okla.
The Royal; Neighbors will serve Ice
cream and cake Saturday evening.
June 81. The proceeds win be given to
the FIRE victims:
Mrs. w. c.. Phillips and daughter,
Zelfna and Mrs r. e. Miller were in