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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1914-10-30

claire 'soufrirait announcement par
cette action.
LIE travail du bufeau de Ia Cour
des Preuves Probate Court a
presque redoubl6 depns deux ans.
Malgr6 cette augmentation les af-
faires ont 6t6 ex6cnt6es avec pre-
cision. Grace l'assiduite, au ira
vail ct 4 Ia profonde connaissance
du iiuge Dahl. a.ftre q Ii retFsite
un aussi bon officer serait une
grave erreur. Ne Poubliez pas le
3 novembre.
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-06-18
'sTE1e 9th Degree Oath of tEae
knights OF Columbus

TO meet the bluff and the falsehoods of
those Americans who have foresworn
loyal principles, and have become oath bound
subjects of foreign power, [ have carefully
prepared the above-named pamphlet.
The men who take that oath are traitors
to our government, and spies In our camp
They are armed and drilled, as military
men, and kept in readiness to use their steel
swords and their up-todate rifles against
their fellow citizens.
Get my pamphlet and study the facts for
yourselves.
This question of Popery is the most import
ant question now facing the people of
America.
Won't you send US one new subscriber9
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-06-18
Popery, i'm It's Relation 10 Civil
and Religious Liberty.

THERE has been such demand for the
February Watson's Magazine, in which
full reply was made to Cardinal Gibbons
amazingly false sermon, that we have put the
article in booklet form.
The reader can easily verify every state
ment made by Mr.. Watson, in answering Car
dinal Gibbons, provided the reader is sufi-
GENTLY interested to consult the standard
authorities.
We will send the booklet at 10 cents COPY,
prepaid; 10 copies for Is cents; 100 copies
for 5000
TIE JEFFERSONIAN PUB. 90.
Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-06-18
THE eJEFFERGONIAN

the office Of Recorder Of Deeds at the national
capital
Hence, also, the Republican negro, Bob Ter
rell was reappolnted to be Judge Of the City
Court of Washington City where he presides
at the trial of white men, white women, white
boys and white girls
In other Words gov q0hate Democrats Of
the South, a0epe 6asezy t1ached, and acre sold
ont TO TIE REPUBLICAN NEGROES
or THE NORTH.
With his customary duplicity, Senator
Smith is sending letters all over Georgia, tell
ing his partisans that Terrell's position in
Washington KS In the nature Of q justice Of
the peace"
He does this to belittle the appointment
I quote from one Of his letters dated March
Il, 1914:
II am now fighting the nomination of
negro appointed to place in the municipal
court here, which is in the nature of justice
of the peace. IF he is confirmed, it will be
over my protest Sincerely yours,
Choke SMITH"
Sincerely! There isn't drop Of sincerity
in Smiths entire make up. The above letter
itself shows it.
Bob Terrell is a negro Republican. and
Smith did not fight his nomination.
Bob Terrell's place as Judge of the City
Court. is just like that of any white Judge Of
any City Court.
Smith did not protest against the appoint
ment!
He could have talked it to death had he
wished, for in the Senate no speech can be
stopped
He threatened to talk to death the ''Labor-
er's Compensation" bill, at about the same
date, and the threat was sufficient to kill the
measure.
Any SENATOR CAN DO THAT.
The Congressional Record shows that Smith
did not fight the nomination of this negro
Judge, and that he, or some other Senator,
did fight the white man, Robert Boyd, of
Dothan, Alabama, and did knock him out
If [ could not prove this by the official
Record, would not say it.
Let Smith deny it, in his Jou1ma7
[ don't care to notice his Ralph Smith, or
any other Of his well-trained pack; but if the
Self-appointed Senator will himself challenge
any statement The Jefers01aiaa has made, the
proofs will be forthcoming.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-06-18

New Edition of "Napoleon," by Thos. E.
Watson Just off the press. One volume,
$3.50. Handsomely bound, profusely illus
trated. This book is regarded as standard by
the French readers and scholars. Carriage
prepaid on receipt of price The Jeffersonian
Publishing Co., Thomson. Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-06-18

"Socialists and Socialism" by Thos. E.
Watson, has vast amount of information of
interest and value to those who think they
know what Socialism stands for. Price SOC.
The Jefersonian Pub. Co., Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-06-18

A Specimen OF Roman Catholic
Intolerance, and Insult 30
Pr0testa12tS.
THE following item explains itself
Special Gable to The New York Times. From
Staff Correspondent.
Madrid, June 8-Col. Theodore Roosevelt
arrived at Madrid this afternoon, to attend the
marriage Of his son, Kermit, to Miss Belle Wyatt
Willard, daughter Of the American Ambassador
The railway station was guarded by a score of
detectives in civilian clothes on account of this
hostility of the press Tonight detachment OF
police quietly stationed in the gardens of the
American Embassy where the Colonel was staying.
Notwithstanding these precautions Joseph Will
lard, the American Ambassador, said the popu-
lar feeling cordial The Colonel later is likely
to meet the King. who as Catholic monarch cam
not attend the wedding.
Although ex-President Roosevelt is receiv-
ing almost royal honors in Spain, the Catho
lies cannot attend the wedding which he has
gone there to witness.
His son Kermit will we'd Miss Willard
has done so in fact-on the neutral ground
"gracing" the occasion.
Thus we have another illustration Of pop
ish hate and intolerance.
In the eyes Of the papists, Kermit Roose-
welt IS not married at all. He is simply the
man that Miss Willard us living with"
In the eyes Of the Italian church, Miss Will
lard is not married at all. She is merely ''the
woman Kermit is living with"
Thus do we allow these bachelor ibertines
and seducers to insult our laws and our mar
tial relations.
Several years ago, Cardinal Gibbons gave
to Bishop William Paret, of the Protestant
Episcopal church a letter Of introduction to
Joseph Sarto the italian who Isl now the
Pope.
Bishop Paret, good old man, was about
to visit Rome, and he wished to pay his
respects to old brother Sarto.
But Sarto haughtily refused to see the
Bishop. Why?
Because the Roman Catholic church does
not concode that there Is amy other Christian
9churcR.
It never has conceded that. anybody can
get salvation, except through the Italian
church.
No matter what some individual Catholic
may say, in doping out Sleeping Powder for
silly Americans, the truth is.
That the pope's church does not admit the
validity Of any "religion," any marriage, nor
any divorce, save its own.
BY the law of popery, the poor little scrofu-
I0us King OF Spain has to insult our ex-Presi-
dent and our Ambassador, and every Protest
ant in Spain by refusing to attend a wedding,
which in the eyes of these popish serfs is no
MARRIAGE at i
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Now. let me ask you a question:

Now, let me ask you a question:
Do you believe that these Democratic Sena-
tors were ignorant of the campaign agreement
made with the negro leaders!
Doesn't your common sense tell YOU that
this eleyenth-hour pretense of an effort to GUST
Lincoln johnson is all sham, done for effect,
and done because The Jefcr801,iun got after
them about it?
The Senators unload on Professor Wilson,
4el0 doesn't hare TO face the people this gear
The Senators have been perfectly satisfied
with the bargain, the secret bargain, of 1912
The Senators have been reaping the benefits
OF that secret and shameful bargain-reap-
Ing it in the patronage which President VIII
son was able to give them.
BY means of this secret and shameful bar
gain arith the Rcpubhcan negroes, Woodrow
Wilson has Presidential patronage at his dis
posal, and he has aided Senator Smith of
Georgia, and others, to build political
machines.
BY means of the secret deal, WITH
REPUBLICAN NEGROES, Wilson is
Democratic President and Mr.. Bryan,
Democratic Secretary Of State.
Hence, the Republican negro, Lincoln John
son, holds his place, bosSing white people in
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-06-18

Negroes are Given Good Jobs Because of Promise
Made BEFORE Wilson'S Election.

Washington, D. c., June 10.-Senator Hoke
agreeably surprised and chagrined when they
learned today that ante-election agreement
between the political manag gers of President Will
son and the negro voters in doubtful States
promised the negroes all the patronage which
they now have.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-06-18

PAGE EIGHT
President Wilson Bound 10 the
Republican Negroes, By Sc
cret Bargain Made During
the Campaign OF 1912.
CONTINUED from PAGE oNE)
rOnage," as Taft and Roosevelt had given
them
Now, watch the chickens come to roost!
The Democratic Party, the White Mans
Party, stands committed by Wilson and
Bryan to do just as much for the professional
negro office seeker, as Mr. Taft had done.
WHAT DO you THINK or THAT.
BROTHER DEMOCRAT?
The fact was not uncovered until The JEFF
fersonia2 made it so hot for the Self
appointed Senator Smith of Georgia, that he
began to move his colossal powers in the effort
to have the negro, Lincoln johnson, of
Atlanta-and Republican, at that-removed
from his $4,000 job.
The Self-appolnted has got to face the pe0-
pie this year-the people whom he spat upon
III 1912-and he is scared, clear through,
ties did to him in 1908
Consequently, the urgent necessities Of the
case compelled Goliath to get busy. He went
to your President Woodrow Wilson, at this
the c2crcnth hour, and requested that the
Atlanta negro be dumped.
Your President-the Professor who used to
teach The Female Seminary-informed Sena-
tor Smith that if johnson were put out,
another negro ac0u7d haze to be PIT IN.
Your President informed the Hog-eye
Senator-whose awakening on the Johnson
question was postponed to the latest possible
minute-thata contract to that effect had been
made between the Democratic managers and
the negro leaders, while the campaign of 1912
was In progress
The Associated Press dispatches Of June
10, tell the woeful tale
AS follows
SOUTHERN SENATORS RECEIVE HARD JOLT.
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Won't you send US one new subscribers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
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uno materiea elm Sobn allf jebe:
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Ger yrcidite Wann".

81. Saul, Winn.-0os Seito.
ment bcS n&umber &ing" Sreoerid
@eperbGlller ipnroe am I. Wtai I'M
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mn pcrtheilte icincn Heihtbnm nod
bel Sebscitcn, Samit feline Grbidaits'
itencr entridDtct mcrbcn brandt.
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gpnt Merifp= Gonflift.

General Garransa bat Den @orz
ihlas Der Sriebensnermittler our gin@
Iteiun9 Ger Seinbieligfeiten eeeen
Suerta abgelebnt. Ils Solge bieier
Sinnesdnberung lit General 9arransa
alf teleernpbiihem 0esr m~itsetbeilt
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lihen @ertreter gu entIenben brau6t.
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sic nD9en borcn, baB il bon Den
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Sic mo9en boron, bab id pcrbaftet
lpprocn bin-unb es mag lpabr icin.
8cnn Sic ober bDrei1, baB it relig>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

Remien, Suiua.-@m 80. Iprtl
frurbcn in Der ct. Wnrienzairde IN
8emieu SSobn S6ueiber nit SRI. War>
auretba 2auters ebelif perbunoen.
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SoQe 210 MaIonic Semple Die Is,
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6es bon Imerita. @roBz Sroitoeni
6p. s. @eimer prdIioierte. Ils S-t
fir Dem nddiren Content purbe 8dns
bonn Safe, 8is., beitimmt.
3nas 9th, Iebr.-Sacob Inierus,
Elm Sionierz Initebler bon Rihnrbior
Gountb lit am %. NpriL in ieinem
Seime unh elmer ldn9eren Granfbeit
nobIocrieben nit Den Sterbeintramens
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erGbniB fdub auf Dem tatboliiher
@pttesader gu Gl,lo itatt. Moee Ell
rliben in Sricbenl Sen trnuernber
Sinterbliebenen unier 6cr5li6es Sei'
Ieibl-@ orr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

Sm pcrfanfcu.-160 Ictcr Sarm.
49, Wcilcn bon fatbpliidcr Stride mn
Giicnbabn. 90 @dcr untcr Yflua;
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crballt. Stau No. 1. 32xS2; Stal
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ale WaidIincn. Die nuf elmer Sarm &c
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&ird,lidJe Hahrihten.
(epeSten fir Sieie Seitums bearbeitct.)

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pereiniete Staten.
Mutterspttes Counting.

Nn6 einem nlten Srnli6 miro IN
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Gin Sal q Ia ,Wenace".

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bes> Siltrift5gerid)t Die 8nrmber3i9en
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SoIpitnl ba6ier leiten. bon Der friibes
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&entudn aif $4,000 S6obeuerias
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gSiIIen I'M ct. Soiepb's : Snuatprium
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ipelhes iie III Snbiana belize, burd,
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Shlpeitern oufbeipahrt iporoen. Yls
Der Sal am 30. Ipril i'm @criht(
nuf9crufen fpurbe. mndten Die Iu'
ipd(tc Der Gertbeibigung gclteno, oaf
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

inert bottc, 10 ersdbIcn Sic olcr @cIt
bab cs ci;,c 2iiec lit. Sd babe mid
nid)t 81 irgcnb chem @crmittclungsz
plan pcrlfdnhcn, Der mcinc Meiionn>
tton lnfaBt." Sicic Wprtc iinb Der
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am =. Wni cntnommcn.
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tancr lulrheu nm 3. Mai sum- picrtcn
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bes Stabss Der Ser. Stoatcn> 8otid,aft
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5l lciiten nnb Santin bat Den broiis
liantldlen @cianbteu criuht, cinen
3n9 fir 400 Imcritdncr naf Der
allltc 81 %crlangen.
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Neutrality-suspicious.
Giifpf Spppes pur SnIcmbhr9
perurtbeilt.

%uS ,lrt1cil in Dem 9eleibi9unsss
Gro5eb gcgcn Sildof Scopes tpeger
fcincr 9ieoe alf benz WeBer aatbos
Iifenta9 lit am "a. Ipril gefdlt NOR
Den. Sic &lage tpnr befnnntli6 Dor
81 Nitglieberu Der Surembnrgel
aammcr, Die iid burh Die IeuBeruns
qen bes 8iidofs perleumbet fiiblten,
ongeitrenst porbcn. 0os @eritt bal
bcn 9ii6of olpe9en Serienmbung" 81
200 Sranteu 9elbbuBe utlo 200 Srs.
Shobenecias fir ieben Der 81 Ib9ee
proneten, Die iif ais Giptltld9er Der
S~ffi3ia[fla9e angeidloIien batten,
berurtbeilt. Seruer bat Der Sii6of
1dmmtli6c Soften bes @erfabrens, Die
nidt 9ering Iinb, 5u tra9en. SiiHof
Scopes bat 9e9en bas llrtbetl iofcrt
gerufun9 eingcle9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Soma carmen ~ pertaafea.
Sn W.itfel mnb Sowaro Counties

Grciic iNr uniere lhbnltci perbenertcn Sar.
men $50 bis $i25, iir rioerbeitertc 10 nieorie
nie $50 per gder. Soipuro Spunip mar In 1913
ticicr, i6nar8er 9oani Boocn nit ipeider sels
Der Qebmr llnfcrlasc. aein bciicrer 8ooeu i'm
Staaie iir ale arien Sarmprooufte. SuS Iuno
IN idnH aeleaen. CUTE naiilrlihe Srainierina.
ieine Siigel, feline Seen. fein sllfalt. @nm6o
oocr Darn San. 2lsge6eitneies Naiter. elie
Stuieii. iinb Sir6en. Die heffen Nadbarn.
S6rcibi iir uH'cre snrediit Silic, sSir %perfou.
5anibbanbcl 40. 9ieieren6: Si1te 8anf ODER
z. q. Banf. vi. ". Daunfasur sanb Company,
6icepille. Soma.
Seim S1reiben eripibne oieieS Blau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
2aien. Getreat at Erairie bn Gbien

@om II. bis 13. Sum- uno bonn s.
bis 10. Iligitit ftnben i'm Compton
College geiitlihe ltebuneen mir 2aier
in engliider Sprofe itatt, uno BON
Is. bis II. altgult iold,e in benti6er
Spro6e. I'm ein5elbeiten tpenoe
mon lid an Heo. SSobn ). Oonober,
3. s., Gampton College, 8roirie On
CHEN, isis. So fir &oit unb Soeis
iinb ale Die Iitsgaben, ole nit elmer
Der obigen Hetreats p~erb,lnoen iino,
auBeroen natiirlif bte &eiiefoiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Sine b6ie Traac.

o@oS babt Sbr Sraucn iiir Die
Streifcr IN Colorado getbmn?" mar
Die an ,. Mai in Aep port on cine
Suiirngcttc gcridtcte Srage. Iic
glntnort Der Came lautete; ySene
3uitGnbe iiho Die Solaen Ser Hegic.
rung bilrd) idpahe MtGnner. "-llno
bod beiitcn Die Sroucn bon Colorado
id)on lei 20 rSobren oos @oblre1t.
Sino lie ard) idpo12
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Yldtuna. Oeutide &atholifen!

sSaS oentt Sbr iber bic beppritebenoeil
Shneeliitrrne2
&drlim forlnlt S6r Mot mad SflaboiHa unb
iinert Sud Gin pcim III elmer guien oculiben
glniteolllraS Sbr fnnni AM /. Sdnuar init
ben 6armurbcilen besimen.
9aibolitbe 1eintu6er tinocn bier guile SeimC
81 l~ieorigen Brcilen. unb Gin ber5lidcS gSiu'
fominel IN elmer bliibcnoen Iniieolung. In oey
Hdbe bon airbe NIB Yrieiter.
Sir idbere %glnsiuntt ihreibe ooer ieIcsra'
pbtre mon an !. y. Sentou.
Aeicren5en: Banf Of @lein. 9lgtn. Ola.
pber Hen. Satber SanoergrinterL Sierlin9
CALEDONIA.
geim S6reiben er,pd6ne man oicics 9Iatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

ghtuns!-8cnn Gle bieie Mnz
5cigcn leieu, 10 pergeiien Sic nidt,
oaB Inbere and bic Sbriee leien
pilroen. Sans glcid,, iuns Sic be-
fanitt an maiden lpiinIden, III Der Ser
langts In6eigeuz Spaltc, fonnen Sic cs
lciht unb biQig tbun. &lcine GIN
5cigen BADEN aroben @rfola.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

100 Nfer, gut per6ciiert, brci Mcie
fen bon Iaribaa, @inn, County Zig,
@rpBc fntbpli'de 8cmcinbc; Tfnrra
ifulc. BARGAIN, iucnn ihnell per-
fault. %. ". Mullen, Gigcntbilmcr,
Sipcitonc, Winn. (Yian ihreibc
enaliid.) 5,14,a