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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-06-10
A MONUMENT TO MARY PHAGAN.

Dear Sir: For the past several
weeks it has been bearing on my
mind that we could not do a more
appropriate thing than erect tow
ering, commanding monument to the
virtue Of Mary Phagan.
Almost as far back as history
reaches we have been rearing mon
uments to the achievements of man,
yet no achievement Of man is worth
the while of a monument if we be
without the virtue of women.
Monument after monument have
We raised to great soldiers who gave
their talent and their life TO or for
their country. Yet no ccuLtry is
worth the life of one great and good
soldier if that country be without
the virtue of woman. Of wea.z men
there are comparatively few who are
virtuous; of women, there are many.
Yet what have we done to encourage
the virtue of women more than say
they make good wive and mothers
and nice ladies'? It seems to me we
ought to show some physical sign of
our appreciation of woman's virtue,
and no more appropriate time and
occasion ever presented itself than
now in this time of commercialism
and fast living, when SO many thous-
. ands of our women and girls sell
their virtue and commercialize their
bodies for favors or positions, or for
just merely good times" When this
little stands out in the face of slack
society and wanton religious opera
lions and proves to the world that
she would rather turn her face
homeward or roadWard jobless,
scantily clad and heavy-hearted, and
carrying her virtue, rather her than
to have position and eli the pam
pering and finery and good times"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-06-10
ANOTHER DOLLAR FOR BLACK
MEMORIAL,

Dear Sir: I want to give a dol
lar in the direction of helping to
erect monument to the memory
OF the martyred William J. Black.
l am writing you in order to find out
to whom to send the money. May
your liberal givings in that direction,
inspire patriotic people to open up
their hearts, and pocketbooks, to the
extent that magnificent monu-
ment be erected. If we can't get
out and reason with these people of
the Roman Catholic church, we will
have to use rough means to defend
our liberties and freedom, that cost
precious life and much suffering.
They will keep on till we can't en-
dure always.
Best wishes to you, and your work,
Sincerely,
Ga. r. S. CANADY.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-06-10
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

that any rich scoundrel could bestow
upon her without her virtue.
Praise God for such purity, and
let us raise shaft SO high as to call
the attention Of every young girl in
America to our high appreciation
of purity and virtue. Whether the
monument bears a likeness of the
personality Of Mary Phagan, let the
tablet distinctly state that it is
erected to the virtue of Mary Phagan
and womankind. Such monument,
believe, would help many a young
girl to hold on to her virtue, and one
such salvation is we'll worth mon
ument
Please give this publicity and vorr
editorial opinion. I am anxious to
contribute $500 to this move il put
in working shape.
AS ever, your friend,
Ga. J. GORDON SIMPSON.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-06-10

insure the cotton, as the insurance
had quit. He then took up the
Democratic party, and held it to the
highest, said cotton went down when
Republicans were in power, but the
people did not make a howl about
it, then.
He flashed your picture, and said
some honored you, while others did
not; some believed, and others did
not. He said give the Democrats
time on the Rural Credit, as they
had this great war to look after and
the other party had been in power
for long time, and they hadn't &C.
complished anything and the Demo-
Gre is had not been in power but
short while.
Please give us list of the APP
pointments Of Catholics, i'll the South.
Yours truly,
Ga. A GEORGIAN.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-06-10
Ca.
CONGRESSMAN TREBLE STILL
At IT,

Dear Sir: Mr.. S. J. Tribble lee
tured in our little town of Maxeys.
He praised Woodrow Wilson to the
highest, for keeping US out Of the
great war. He said that he was
against paying that large sum of
money to South America, for the
canal. He said President Wilson
sent for him, and told him not to
fight it, for there was a great war
coming, and we must stay friendly
with the nation at home He went
on to say how the President knew
it six months ahead o. time. He
said it reminded him Of the prophets
Of old. He said he went to the
President about appointing negroes
and Catholics to office. His excuse
was that he had to appoint negroes,
where they had the power, and Cath
Ollie, where there were Catholics, so
not to lose out, as it took the U. S.
A., to elect President, and not the
South alone, He said that was where
the Peoples Party lost out. He then
took up the cotton question. He
emphasized the fact that the Gov
eminent would not buy cotton, for it
would have to buy corn, wheat and
potatoes, also.
He said the Government had to
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-06-10
THE '"TAB" WAS MISTAKEN.

Dear Sir: Permit this old Vet
eran few lines in one of the best
papers in the United States-The
Jeffersonian. I notice the tab says
"Your sui scription HIS expired"
But I want to say right here that
this is mistake, for here is another
dollar that says the old jeff shall
continue to come another year. If
the people here could have their
way Hon. Thos. E. Watson of Geor-
gia would be our next President.
We would then be sure Of one thing
at least, that J. P. Tumulty would
not be the Presidents private sec
rotary nor would All-Mouth be Sec
rotary Of State, nor would Oily J.
Card. Gibbons find it necessary to
keep the path hot from Baltimore to
the White House, and thousand
other things that have become foul
stencil in the nostrils of decency and
intellectually.
May God bles you with health and
strength to be one Of the main in
struments in His hands in lifting the
dark and damnable superstitions Of
Roman Catholicism from the eyes Of
American citizens.
Your friend and brother in the
fight. J: B. STARK.
Okla.
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Il n Il Il Il = y =
Letters intended for this de-
partment must have full name
and post Office address of writer.
This is not necessarily for publi-
cation, but as a guaranty Of good
faith.
THE JEFFS.
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Watch the label on your paper,
don't let your subscription expire.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-26
CHAPTER u.
In Which | am a Pirate.

IN WhIch ] am Pirate.
1~l WAS no ordinary log house in
which we sat-indeed, no house
at all. Beneath US rose and
" fell a stanch vessel, respon
sive to the long lift of the south
ern seas. 1t was not u rustic Of the
leaves we heard through the open win
dows, but the low ripple Of waves
along our strakes came to our ears
through the open ports.
If any say that this manner of illu-
sion may not exist between two boys
and man ! answer that we did not
thus classify it. By the new pleasure
in my soul, by the new blood in my
cheek, ] swear we were three boys
together. and all in quest of adventure.
True, at times our speech smacked
less Of nautical and piratical phrase, at
times, indeed, halted 1t is difficult
for twelve-year-old pirate, exceeding
hungry. to ask for third helping of
grilled chicken in voice at once stern
and ingratiating. Moreover, it is diff
cult for a discreet and law abiding
citizen. with full sense Of duty, de-
liberately to aid and abet two youth.
full runaways. But whenever illusion
wavered L'Olonnois saved the day by
resuming his stern scowl, even above
a chicken bone. His facility In rolling
speech ! discovered to be, In part at
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-26

scourges of the man, both of you. lis.
ten! have plan to put before you.
my hearties."
"Say on. sirrah" rejoined the young
err pirate, so promptly and so gravely
thst again had much to do to refrain
from sudden mirth.
"Why, then, look ye," I continued.
1.-THE sun is sinking beneath the wave,
and the good ship rides steady at her
anchor. Meantime men must eat, and
yonder castle amid the forest offers
booty. What say ye If we pass within
the wood and see what we may find Of
worth to souls bold as ours?'
"'Tis well! answered L'Olonnois.
and could see assent in Laf1tte's eyes.
In truth l could discover no great
preparation for long voyage in the
open hold of the Sea Rover and doubt
ed not that both captain and crew by
this time were hungry. Odd crumbs Of
crackers and an empty sardine can
might be all very well at the edge Of
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-26
PROLOGUE.

- There have been many fasci-
mating tales Of men who sailed
the Spanish main, but this Is the
most fascinating and the most
original pirate yarn ever written.
From, the moment when Jean
Lafitte, pirate chtetfafn. cries
Halt, caitiff! Halt or I will
blow you ont Of the water!"
there is something doing every
moment in the pirate line. There
Is treasure, there Is a captured
prize, there is "yon vorlet," and
there is even a fair captive.
There ts-but why spoil E"'er.
son Hough's delightful romance ?
Up anchor, dear reader, and
away to the Spanish main!
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-26

also from the blue eyed boy. who now
with some difficulty managed tn LOT
down the hammer Of his six shoote,
without damage to himself or others.
I'VE didn't know but youse would
try to stop u.s." exclaimed the red hair
ed leader. I'VE come around the bend
and seen you setting there, and we was
resolved-to-to"-
ITO sell our lives dearly" stumble
mented Jimmy. "He who would seek
to stop us does SO at his peril" And
Jimmy made so fell a movement TO-
ward his side arms that l fastened to
restrain him.
YES" said I; you are quite right.
my hearties."
but, geo." ventured the red haired
pirate, what was you thinkin' about?''
"You ask me to tell truth. good SIRE -
l made reply. land l shall do no less.
At the very moment you trained your
bow chaser on me l was thinking of
two things"
"Speak on. caitiff," demanded Jimmy
6ercely.
"Nay; call me not so, good SIR" re-
Joined, "for in good sooth am not.
but honest, faithful man. Ye have but
now asked what pondered. and l fain
would speak truth an it please ye. my
hearties"
"What's he giving us. Jimmy ?" whis-
pered the pirate captain obviously
aside.
"Speak on" again commanded he Of
the blue eyes. But your lifeblood dyes
the deck II you seek to deceive Jean
LATTE or Henry L'Olonnois."
$50 then, thought l. at last I know
their names)
In reply l reached to my belt and
drew out quickly-so quickly that they
both f1inched away-the long handled
knife which usually carried with
me for cutting down alders or other
growth which sometimes entangled my
flies as hshed along the stream.
Listen" said l. II swear the pirates
oath. On the point Of my blade" and
l touched it with my right forefinger,
II swear that pondered on two
things when you surprised me-"
'Name them!" demanded Jimmy
L'Olonnois fiercely.
First. them" l answered. II was
wondering what l could use as cork
to my phial when once l had yonder
anopheles in IT,
who's he?" demanded Jean Lafitte
"Anopheles? A friend Of mine."
replied-"a mosquito, in short"
Jimmy. he's crazy" calculated Jean
LATTE uneasily.
"Say on, caitiff! commanded L'Olon
nois ignoring him. what else?"
"1n the second place." said l-agair
| placed my right forefnger on the
point of my blade-"1 was thinking OF
Helena"
lis she your little girl?" hesitatingl!
inquired Jimmy L'Olonnois. for the in
slant forgetting his part.
NO." said sadly; ''she is not my
little girl
where is she?' vaguely.
"Regarding the wherea bouts Of either
anopheles or Helena at this moment,
said still sadly. II am indeed all a
sea, as any good pirate should be-,
tried to jest, but Jared i'll ut 1t.
felt my face flush at hearing her name
spoken aloud. And sadly true was i
that on that afternoon and many an
other l had found myself time ant
again a-dream with Helena's face be
fore me. saw it now, Il face | hat
not seen these three years, since tn
time when first had come hithe
with the purpose of forgetting.
"What no. Jean Lafitte." said | a
length, rousing myself from the oil
habit of reverie. of which had chief
est dread, land you, Henri LClonnois
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-26
CHAPTER !. ...
NAfA:>L A.. rAsts&

WAS sitting at one of my favor
tie spots engaged in looking
through my fly book for some
lire that might nerhapa mend
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Ra6ri6ten aus QtTa6on Sufotge, bic
in gabajo3 eingetroffen iiHb, bJben bic
StraBentdmpfe aufs g}els begornen.
Die Sriegsitiffe 6eT8iebsn bic
StuOt urb es firb bersits nls6r aIs
bun6ert Perioner, Ourunter 1nsbrere
Spanisr, get00tet porben.
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bon argetommen. &
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por bic gepohung nift mebr gar5
10 itrena unb eeitern Rd6mittaS lleB
Trau gdntoit bic ardHtenpilsgersn
auT turs. 9sit ausgehen uno olleo
allein BEL ibrem 9atten.
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feftiaen slnfaI[ mo es gelan9 tbin
cbifon feline @attiu beuliibt mar, lDl'
| i'm 8ett ieiblbalten, iih los5nrelBer
uno ans sseniter 5u ellen. 5rau Fcl!'
colt lief Inn nadJ mO es fano mn
elm per1peiielter RingtantpI ltatt, oel
,peldem Serr Baneoit inl Stanot
mar. che alli Die Silieruie Der gedilg'
ltiatsn ssrau Sotelbeoienitete berbel
eilen fonnieH, ieiue Satin ab5uldJlit'
teln uno aus Dem ieltiter 81 iprur
gen. or id1Iug nit boiler @ndt Jet.
lwdrts alli Sqs StrGBellpiIaltcr on
rmo trua 10 ifipere gerleslmgen oG'
BON baf cr binnen fir5er 3elt IN
itdotiiden Soipital, Dcbin er iibcr
fiibrt lpIr0e, oen Iesten sItbenBna
that,
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aeSoGeu battc, anidngIiA in 8ooo
| buru, q. g., unO nab feiner Der
;rdbluna nit ser 5oGtcr oon Serrr
| III. 8. aIms bier in go. 39l5 Roii
Sia gbenue. 3rau garroit 1T Oh oei
arailiiaen SoSes ibres @atten pGllit
nieSergeidmettert uno nab Der an
iifjt Der iie bebanoelnSen ger3tc ii
| iGr Suitanb SieuIi6 beoentIit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18
4rei peripnen
yei einem gntumObilnnfaa ani SAL.
mt Sills Derlett,

Srei periDnen purOsn geitern
2(6enb BEL einem 9lutomobiIunfal Ders
lsbt, Der ii6 an Der areu5ung Der 2ins
coin qpcnue uno Mdp Strabe ereigs
ns.e, ais Elm pOn WaIter 2. Wspers
ron go. 1874 cSponboe gsIenttes autos
mo6it nit einem itdbtiI4en Sprenss
paqen tollibirte, bdnn ms autI9cn
seriet6, geeen bds 9rpttoir fog unb
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iinb:
TrauN. 9. Mpers BON go.
1874 stpdn6oe 2(penile, QuetI9unsen
on Der 9ruit.
@iolet Weners. 6 Sabre oft,
gruf, oes reften SdIIiielbeins.
5rdu GEM. 9. miller oon
60. 1903 Rut6 9tpsnue, WuRbsn i'm
Geii8t.
sSn Dem Qutomobil bsf1noen Ii4 uus
Ger bem Center Germ 70. 5. Wlebera
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S6&ter6sn @iolet fotpis Qulpalt Gem
9. Wailler ne6it Satin IN Der Gin
coin Gpenue urt0 Usdp StraBe FUR BIZ
an Der Wap Strabe ent,ang to7umeroe
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pagsn 6inein unb obiton Der 3uiam'
menpraa ni6t isbr feftt5 mar. gerietf
iufoIge bes nniien 5GRroamms bas
2lutomo6it ins @leitsn, fltbr nit OOl.
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i6.ug bann UNI, tpo5et bic Snidiler
auf bic Strabe seifIetlbert purben
DGbreuo bic 6erren 10. s. WItpers
uuo Gem g. WliiItr unOerlebt bIitben
srlittsu bic iibris.n SHIaiIsn Der gld'
ihine bic Gir9ang errdbnten 8erIeBs
ungen.
Die gerlebteu ipurOen nab ber
WObnuna RON 6errn Goparo tfi6elbp
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ibnen iofOrt berbsigerllisue 9ler3te BIZ
notbige 6ilfe an9eb.ibeH lisBsn.