davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-23
.rE1E. eyEFFER g0NHAN

HE eJE r SO MIA,
rs though I were mad dog. Rev. Dr. G. B.
Wilmer, Of Atlanta, virtually told his con-
gregation that | ought~to be lynched.
I am in the way Of the Atlanta Chamber
of Commerce, and of those three recrcant
daily papers, and Of certain clique of po-
litical bosses, and of the Roman Catholic
priests I must be crushed and got rid of,
and the great Federal Government lends
itself to The foreign church which hates me,
by indicling me like sheep thief for re-
printing what the Pope had been printing for
nearly 100 years! Let the battle come! By
the splendcr of God, I'll never finch. In
the course of nature, I have not much longer
to stay hero. anyway But during whatever
time is left to me, will hold my rudder
true [ would rather creep off i'll corner
and die the death of wounded hare, than
l5nuc1le to any foe, be he Roman priest or
rich Jew or rotten Politician.
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Rosser and Grant and Slaton are we'll
aware of the fact that many preachers and
church workers have denounced me because
OF nv stand on Foreign Missions They
therefore refer to this, hoping to prejudice
the people IN this controversy.
Was my attack OF the Protestant churches,
because OF their mission methods, inspired by
a love Of money?
Or was it done to win popularity?
The fact should be apparent to everybody,
that such an attack could have no other mo-
tive than conviction, for it was most I'M
profitable and unpopular work.
But when [ studied the methods of the
Foreign Mission Boards and saw that they
were spending millions of dollars every year
on work that is entirely distinct from evan
gelical effort, it seemed to me duty to lay
the facts before the people.
The laymcn III the churches did not know
what was going on in the foreign field.
They had not been told that their money
was being used to support secular institu-
tons, such as free lzindergartens, free COM
mon schools, free colleges, free apothecary
shops, free hospitals, free sewing schools,
free chronological institutes, agricultural ex
pertinent stations and schools wherein for
eign children are taught medicine, surgery,
shoe-making, weaving, type-setting, press
work, stcnography, typewriting, and other
branches of gainful trades and professions.
/ do not believe that our people, who are
bitterly reproached by other sections for the
illiteracy which prevails in the South should
he taught that Christ meant such doings as
those of the Mission Boards, when he said,
''Go preach!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12
eeIba0iaenofe. g

Gin befannter Berliner elr3t oeS
porigen SobrhInberf6 ipur6e in an.
sstriintsuen 3uitanbt gu sintr Dor-
nehmeu gatientiH geriifeu. - Gr
traf iie i'm gette. Iebte iih, ergriff isi.
ne llbr lrno begnnn ibre BlilsidNnGc
su sGbIen. Sn ieiner ansesrilntenbeit
tonnte er onmit nidt snitanbe tcnl'
men, uno feline llbr einiiedeHo MIR
nalte er. fid ielbit @ortpiirie rundere.
in ben Bart: ..@obrboftig. riftis te.
trunfenl- Cam peroronete CT Der
Dame, I'M Bet siI bIeiben, unb Saats
er tperoe ON rlldiien Wlprgen spieoer
uorjprehen. Mber id,ou friiID OH;
anoern Iaac crbieIt CT eiii eigenbns.-
big su eroffnenbes Shreiben BON ccr
Tame. .2ieber Epttor. idriet oieIr,
Sic bnben aledjt. if fam IS nidSt
Ieugnen. ober i'd bite gie, fngen Sis
feinem Merndlen elm Sterbeusmorr.
in psldem 3ut;unhs Sic MID pstsefs
rem bnben unb nebmei sic sefdllicIt
einIieeenoes Goncrnr (einfE 8unceia.
ssarzi4sin) iiir Sbrsa @sIaA.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12

psaitiidrn llnm6sl;afsit BON Me4s
ielaustdufd fGrd3onee) gu rshnsn ees
hobi. Gsii bem strisst isien nun
,nsbr aIs slpei wlDnais psrsanesn, ober
bic iopdnii1,su Jubritdnien bditen
nidt nnr nift ben Diterrei4iIHtH
Marit srpbnn i0nnen. fcnbtru bdts
ten bsinaft ibrsn ganssn eiesusH
Wnrti perIortR
I'm .lapau I'm MllsemsinsH asbt bic
SoGs nun sinrnal uidi re9t. unb
10 ihnsIl. pis lie iidis trtrdumisn,
lperben aud spebsr England nod almss
rita ber DeutiG<n 5dbritdiion fir ben
Welibanbtl efbbruh tbun. sSs lduesr
btr arisa bahsr bnutrt, btho sms
pfinbIifer Dirb iin BET WdnaeI an
beuifdxn Ginfubrartiit!n iiiblbor
maGsn. gaii BEN IritDfasiHIub iriro
DE ss;itfds ausatsis haAss utft nlss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12

Iofort nit arcb,n gsitsllnnssn iiir
bic sigsnen Gr5susnifie slI re&nen ba,
ben, ionbern Is piro iit ibr auh
nsdnte @eIeeenbeit bittsn, ensIiife
INN ameriianiife alrtiisI, bic niht
70 idneII in ben DerldnsteH WtnssH
berasitsIIi iptrbsn i6nnen. az erlss
Ben nnb iit oui bisie @eiis nsus Jtls
Der AZ srobern. Gs ipiro nnWsntlid1
iofort elm srober 4eoarf on bsntt.n
9lrsnsisu, GbemitdIitn uHo Jdtbftofs
fen 5u bsfrisbissn fein, uub alIts, ipds
bdpon stipa auf Eager 1T, ipirb Jos
fort abs.isBt iptrDeu. Di. beutihs
SnbuIfris, duf beuiitem WiIitn tno
a6unen erbaui, iom ebtn niht Ders
HiGt,i unb nod ,psnigsr bur6 eins
unbsre eriebi iperben. Der gstpnl.is
gen aniibeutIhen engIiid,eH unb an
decentralization prtbosildtion ssa
asniibsr lpirb lie dbtr dlh Der brins
gsnbsn Qpiblpenbiatsit Rehnanl t.ns
eeu miifIen, bic bsutid,e preiie in
ss,dpan bic nab BEN Eriese unb pie!s
leidt duh nod porber ipieber ins
Qeben treten ipirb. in minbsitens bems
i,lben Wabitdbe su uHisritiiben, tpie
bos DON englaubs Jnbuiirie NIT
Der ensiii4sn 9reiie gsi6isbt. uno
namsnili9 aud bic, hsimiihtH
8IGitsr, bic ibr bur@ erfdbrs.
ne ,inb ldnbsstunSigs acrreippns
btnisn in sdpan oIles MiHeHsperibe
mittbsiIen. limb ss III au6 idlon bsas
te nod nidt su friib. ar bic @isbsrs
aufnabme bss Sdnbels NIT Sapan
mad, benz ariegs gu ptn!sn. ssrsenb
sin. nneriparieie Wsnbuna Der 9inls
Tam bsm aris6t sih idnsIIsres Gnbe
MAIDEN, als e. iih htuis ptrrnutttn
ldhi, unb banu ipirb es gut fsin, baB
bic beutiGe Snbnitris nnb Der otuts
i&. Sanbd nit .sapcn Susrit ipisosr
duf bsr Gtsls iiub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12

DiHse pom Butarsif aus aussorsnel.
BON bieien fasis. .1ti unS tperbep bts
f6peigen unb fpigen. Wenn man uns
fasen ipirb, ergreifst bic mufftn, se.
BET bin uno pertrsibsf bic MuHsn, 70
|tbun mir Is init iJrtube. Grinnsrn ii9
bod nod uilIsn Wdttr an bic plass.
|psIhe uns Die MirFet niGt MIR elm.
NAL aebrabt battsn. Mbsr Bel ilns ipers
cen Die Sinse Don 8uiattF aus onses
pronet :"
9(ls i6 einiss wlinliien ip6itr i'm
Wuesn IaB, Der mid mad Der 6iisrreis
diiden 9r,nsifntion Sbianp brinssn
iollte, oronet. if i'm gtiiie mtine
ReiIHrlsbniiie; Die g,nnfit Slim.
muno in gutarcii, bic prlossnsn Sci.
tuns,n. Die Iaifiee art Ses gciaren.
iiber Wtlifrdssn su iirtbsilen, bic
aprrettbeit Der Sfii,isrt unb ben 5as
natismus pss ieiuem @plis sn.frenibe.
ten popen. SD bcbausr. Die Reiie
lni6t, benn ih ionnie MID ptrionIih
iiberseussn, bob RumGiiisn uns niht
i9lsdt seiii,ut 1T, ircs alIer s,eB.n
ruiIif6sr 9leenttn. Di, SoIbatsn iper.
ben urt.r alien llmiidnpsn ibre Pflitt
tbun, eIei6siiltis, iper Der Jtino iein
lipirb, uHb bic Bduern tpdrfen auf ben
Ruf I'm aur Nuffe gu GRIFFIN unp
ben Rufen 5u fdIdgen, Der ibre gGtsr
brungialirt Bat. Sn guiareit aber bus
ben niht bic perlosenen Ssniationss
NADER bas iSeft in Der 5anb, aud
niht ipeltfremoe patrioisn. bic gee
pib aur REDEEM Set. bas Ridtiss trtfs
lien iptrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12

BATH. srtpdrt.i. man onsemsin. bab
biefss 5.Ib nun BON sSopan ,rpb.ri
lDerbe. JrsiIia bGiis bic Ginfubr
pon SsItsrreih oufseh6rt, bns bate
-dber ipsnia 0usu sttbdn, nen Mdrti
fiir aapdH su eripsittrn. Der @runb
oafiir isi. baB bic iapdniffen arti!eI
ben ghineieR ibrer 9iIIisieit iDtsen
gefdIleu bdtten. Seit BEN ariesc
lei bas Robmai,rial 70 I'm prsiis se=
itiestn. bub jopanfidx 5ubritonsen
ben artitel ni6t msbr AZ ben friihsrsn
prsiieH liefrn iSnntsn. Die inpnnis
,j&sn ga5sisanisn Sat1sa aa4 mt esz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12
gerIauai gu famftn.

9te bbnnsn waar.grels besasit for gs.
brnn6is @lbbsIn alsr GSritn Sarnd cfrsni
sbons gsain 4400.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12
/. grIanat = RanmIi&
Mdnner. fernen sic


@dHHst. I'm has @nrtiersUef4dt Az CT.
Iernen Garb nrtfere glftbpbs fnb Sis IN
fiui1en gaccheu far elnt Sfeuf bstsif. gielt
efeflen sparttn. IeriSsnGf oelisiert; pobn
ipdbTenh bfs 2erEere. Sgrtdt Dor peer nbref.
FIT 9leler Rerbft college. a2s %. =. Ctr.
Qabfnef gtnffrs, 0lusrs. Ganbsts.
g7cgbporflna m1dnine uub PEND odree iine
hlefrnif brnaxrnfiat bab iu gtIlrfundii. O..
tiu Gfrstf I'M 0aHas III. 3m. Astrfe,
Seirsidr eamilisn Gs. gnrrsrtsrr 2tttriti
gcrncl. "
400 manner, herhelrattef nber iiHberbtl.
rattei tn Teitn. Qolnrabp. nm IN ben Rob.
leu.IiHeu sn nrbeiien Z 5nb Eeani. besab'
len 80e per Icnne. asber afaTin ngadi eiHs
fleiHe ansnhlnna unb M etHet Der aoEipne'
ME fcbab feinr GffeifS eniiitben ionnfH, ies
BET WdHn erhali $4,000 slfitsH IN Der Hopp
pgdrir. elder uptet eanb. Heges Cans.
frele Rrbieu. liefinf arbtst rnb ueae whntn.
MIR nhheter gtTSeiheiisu frane man ODER
fhrcibe on Clinton 4 Go, e10 Blue 9sIan1
efeenuF. Chicago, IN.
g eGtfftfeteE 5nnefr bsrriSner Maisn
iglrb ais 1eaItabfr fir cine uIie tets6f.
felt 20 9atren In Eaben beiitbtrne Dfifltr1
tcfort atfu6t. Hrfrnesn .1n tl6tsr az bis
errte. ,. esaiiss. sio,i2.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12
Ghsrs6a Crib,

etb. fartnugs
Riftpe bts bsriforbentn Seitpb 0rtsb, y 10
rem 10. eebsnsjabre. 7is gfii osr beft5teina
ipiro fpdter bet!annf ecmati bon
1t TEA fraHssHbtH SiHttrbiisbersn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12

S.s ON IN ss@ s.. mem: ben ? IS ssss assa n as, fan.
plfcNboIf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12
On prfanfsn--n.rihiesenes.

RBBef aleibeTf1fani. TrsNer. setit eir,.
sgsaeH e5eesups Don bn eiabi. arib Bell,
1920 fgure Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-12
gsrsins.aassiasa.
9enfidler 9.iunitr.@tre

Gfe @liisgieber otfseH 9gseirs itHp tssrmii
an 3. 9nnnar 1ei6 bfrfiertsntn 9ienis!i
son frausrtdufe. fo2s e.ralGbt Girnbs. aus
re1f saklrsic beisnise5ntH,
2. d. @etiaub. lrhiiesnf
GoHreb Rtaest. etsrsiir. u
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18
Remarkable Progress Made in
Submarine Graft,
Increased Scess arc AeSUnseN n Al
tack Nest Important AsNsaee-
Nations n SsNsrisA s>sSSe
- SNeSe SsSA ctese.

icaSoG. The Improvements WHICH
ASve NSsa elected If tie SeSlSn ana
eoaSeCCct5aa ~ SQeGoS-SiA1s erSft OAR
tax tAa aSsl ssN months have Keen
attic SAasx * re0srSSAle. At The END
o. }SS{ Jely thS SasSs GoSsr~ses-
erSN possessed Ay the admiralty ~Sce
the aSos Rev eASSs % ths Z class ais
piSSlnS - Soas Or the scrsSce Sn5
$40 when sGA0srSsS These As& $
sOr,SSe sad sRA@s-Ss6 SeeSS 81 Il
ana Ie Saaes ~sSpSct1vssy carried tNe
3S-N>Sa&sV SpnS SAD tsoc tSess A.
ms SI@pcA SerpS&Nes
SscNSS s. ehs very e0tsosSS a. hos
ssoSsSeS tAe SGAa,srSshls, which had a.
~SNS nSsn &NoSsS Qnoa IS ESsGy -
ecovs - VS}es sov 6sssaSSvS purposes
oals. demonstrated Is vs1Ss IS 3
~7sSNoo a. eSeuSs FGnSSS>sSy every
nStSaa AaESn w5sA Ssva-SSA hSSes 70
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Mile 30 oSv5ocS rSSSonS noeA51g nay
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18
FOR UNDERSEA WAR

l0oA toCaeaoeS, 81 &2tiaireraft gun
SRS tWo Il Founders. and there IS
rsSSoa % believe teSt while the IN
6evWSoeV speed a these hosts Is only
&SoUt II Knots st most tAesr design
Is saoA thSt they oSa travel ST - 10
= k0otS On tbs surface.
Eat It Is not oa)y ii speed sad size
tASt 6evsAopUsats have been made,
TSs "SSsAte u the submarine has
Nssa improved sa6 the modern peri
scops : fitted With = oompsss by
~AleA Il IS nov possible for s helms
raSa 70 steer - fractions a. $ degree
SpSSsS6 q % o2~-Su&r;s- points IS
Aseors Tie securSey With which a
torpedo can b 6csa IS greatly IN
creased Ay this sn5 n the newest
saSss & Is poSS5Sls 70 oStSia TIE bear
2ssS 81 ST enemy ship some miles
SNeSx sR6 SCI 8 oou0ss wAlcA without
Shs nS-iSoops hSv5as 70 D. shown
Seovs vassV. NsU o-saS he host u 5
Rolpt eco2 which : torpedo Ray -
h>eS WITH SNsoaO,e ce-t&zaSy os its
A5erSSS rs sxrSst
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18
A Worker All
the Day
M Grace Benedict
NleServe
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u want the houa, put "a complete
order" said Mr Arnold HayNer, YOU
can attend 10 that"
Rather returned John Grlsgs,
with q smile I've Just the party ia
NieW, ana he sWN,ed aRstN, EverN.
tNNR viii NJ done as NN0 oyNiSC Mn
RaNMer Mere too glad m have a
sced NeisNbor bach NTH MS asa,N 10
negltct msktag the house ,Ns, Is
hoa,ellNe "a possible
ThaNk SN,n, NAWed Mt RaNNer. ia
h5s NrAvN, sedAte NAY u am Slad
~ be Naek among octepds NoN think
yeu understand eNerytNtNxer
"ferfeettN," assured GrtxSs rNe
No0se ~ D. cleaned Hp tN>m xr>,00d
10 attic toe THINKS moved i'm MNeN
they e,>N'e SOME eNevSettc girl ~
W0NtAN ga hand 10 take SAArS,a W the
oAtldrcN IN vase N,NN send them IN
ahead NeyN Xy>,>3. sir / NH hire =
NtoSt traSc, lieutenant Il, Assist me
ia esryNt0E sat an NoOv oNier$ u the
last detS0 GSNaGAN, str, SO1 MI
C,>yWe Men wa ,N>yae NSek tov S,>S6
1>An &rtSxS st,>>d kNNNjaK Srs>,a(s>
tfvely a0ev NjS acNNAlatS&cS &A& Ill
eat MI NSNoer Ne Asd Uot seen
AlN t>e eSSNt NNAvS SNa Ns SpsN>a,
NAts& "a tNe cAaNEe lo the Nc}Sk &a,
N,tNNoS WEAK na&R Mo NSd leN the
vtisaN,e 50 marry = EStN xtel saS cN0~
VerogoN MN,HJl Ne hSd heard Htt}S en-
El( ~ AnpNAr>a tASi 6SN Ii WSS C.
snnSaNte tNA, BE NAa SeNesay>s t. Set.
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SakeN = ResSe 81 : ho0SS Tor SNase
teS>S vacant
E>oc ~ tAeM S&l5. Ngne Se& tNrN
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18

>ane Ts8~s aga. -saaass TIE wes
a- 8 ve-s1c#a ssIrnes acccm
csael AZ aEsSesad e. S eursasss r-le
uc Stsaaza as we airs oar Rtacea'sa
eas1e@t ~ snsrosss- Ssmsrsl r-zrsa
lg mss as msza aass eaaar@1
'sairsr
easccss srsrsa1g assu s1ssa1ss ~
Nseocgs aH celnraf ss3rsr ass
81 81 nv ass s1 rsn. enRrsez zs,.
ses ND asS1ta Wfe seua19 asss Ia
nsvs ssaxs a1 s,as es4t 'gs ~sa- 6
saca va.sase tae-s IS ners tasa aas
asSa
seoegs sssn'rsae Eis u7sa1 cad
~ersscae2 aas ac& sns a,nzg 81.
severed
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~ wn4 rs sur = sareala1 rsa.ssse
~ 5e secs secs sseca.ss r. * -
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18

Danvins. hE-grISare-sd a. tas
stshs q re frs trz2 he had ever
seen. George Mason. Mo Ives n the
el5E. north q nigh Bridge d The
Ns2tucSy river. ta7sE -ock al he
Rovsl Pain On rAs Qresz i Crescent
route Ths ssoes broke = window
ana lit Ray Pagan
Mason declares n 1s7sr before saw
c-z1n. - thought re th-ag vas
some huge vs-Rla
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18

SsSSsUSsa y. O--SsS-as the asl1
&o- - hogrs % 4 sCllss wound through
his les. Ss-usI Pea, he ss2ysse-
old SoD a s eS-ms- o. tbs COMFY,
StoicSlSy Ss2S S3lsaS about his injuries
sra 6SvC2SsS Sssn oG,y when ~ b.
came - lame Sh2s As could nos move
s5s Sn6 2noshs- by ~s-s SHOWING So
phs-s v-isS $ SuSG -Sas. whsch rs &C
eiesnsslsy SsSSsSrSs5- SAs oaasc sosns
through SsS-uSzS 2ss
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18
ezsxs~s A. sA=ua aIFEs
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whseh -a--=-e6 Ok Nzs =.
6are1 E-razG 1- s1r
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C1re
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se-a ara --sncH IE-1
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18
ROYAL MIRACLES DESCRIBED
ola Sock Recently soid. Tells Tales
Of Cures" ~ Toucn o. English
Noaarchs.

L,oadon-Amoag the interesting OBJ
5scts al the Red Cross sale at Chris
ties vas s curious volume containing
the true and moving story o. the mir
acles supposed 70 have been wrought
by TIE touch Of English soye-eigns
n general and q Charles L n par
ticusa-
The Merle Monarch touched %
7sS patients. particulars Is 10 whose
cases s7s al recorded James II
cured $50 81 one sUo0p. Queen Anne,
II vii Be rensnoarsd. laid sovereign
hsads uPo2 Dr. Samuel Johnson for
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18

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70 rs usms. acoo-1irS . Ms R0sis
EuSs oiH -o- 5sr0-oa = cI-cUi1 CON-
Instead q huzzlzs MIS- Ezk aug. shs
SSvS. drove as- s-oz aone Mag =.
1911. ana has since -asesa5 % sl0E
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18

"Hes come hack, and has rented
the old Trevor place He's to BRING
hls wife and family with him, and
wants the house IN order hy Tuesday
Tell Nellie to make the palace OF Il
abe knows SO we'll how TO dc. and the
pay viii be extra liberal
"Shen lust delight in the task,
said Miss Matilda Poor child' What
a housewife site would make, but
no no Work has come 10 me as my
portion, she SAYS, the Lord knows
best, and Tim thankful know how to
keep my hands busy As to the beaux
I'm only a poor hardworkng sirl,
she says They are after the dainty
ones that wear gloves
"now are YOU gettinS on, NellieE"
inquired GrisSs, two days later iaNad
lug the don,aia over Witch Nellie VAS
queen Tor the time eeinS
"tlaprN as a lark, and risht in my
clement" cNirped the dear little crea
tNre, amid her tubs, dust rags SOd
Nraoms My bat It Was dirty, How
does it LOON"
NoO may well b. proud, compli-
Mented Grass
Floors. walls ceili0sS sad windows
were SnatleSs The windows S6ope
like the finest plate The next DAY
when GrlSss dCNpped in, the SAOaen
ana Nard had been put in trim The
NeNG when tAe furniture Srrlvej. Mel
Ne seemed IN = state " rasd bliss She
worked t0l yy,i1NlKNt, aeNer trims NJ
setting 3vSNNvSes aud vail ornaments
in thejy Nt>St tasteful positions
rae Ea)Nowjax MerajOS the children
ScravyNS ia &a SOtN,ooS(e The cNSUg,
ee0v explained that MI NsSGeC NSd
Seea DELAYED. SNI Mould STRIVE JhSt
e>e0leN tsoaS Nstore then. Ws>0 cNa,
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sister
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set WNe0 Avgs,e1 EsNpec wNat az the
steps Re p&USsa II pNSv heySaG the
SIyNea S,>ov ENyo she C>aus WNScs one
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18

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a s'Fsissh e,sse q g>ence vas,e $ 1ss-s
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the nssfeatS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18
WILL STUDY LASSEN

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18
VIRGINIA VICTOR
IN DEBT CASE
West Virginia Must Pay Owe,
S12,393, o29.5O
LONG FIGHT COMES TO EN-
Balance Represents Interest For ga,
four Wears a.I c.; a,
Balance Represents Interest
four Years and Six Months
Interest To Be Charged
After July 1.

Washington.-The 50-year-old O..
debt controversy between Virgiria 0.''9
West Virginia was finally sdiuJ,a. ala
Monday when the Supreme Con-. 'ea
the United States held that Wast ~ y
ginia shall pay SO. S93. 92s.5e a. "a.
share of principal and interest q, ~.
ginia's ante-bellum indebtedness -,
this amount s4.2l5, S22 % renros.. u
West Virginia's share of the nrinoias,
as of January l. 1851, and ssl7S 20- >.
is interest on this sum for a -
and six months. II West virgini. da Us
not pay over the amount nv Irln
next. the State must paw ner o.,.
interest on the total OF S12 992 q9o.o
until it is paid
All OF this money viii be paid IN II.
holders OF the old Virginia debt ca,t,s
Gates. One million dollars worth :,
these certificates are held BY Bsltimor.
bankers and individuals. and about !,
go .el0 are held in New York NAM
Of them are Il the possession Of Vs.,
yirgin1zns
- ~ nef ante
new bonds for tEo-thirds Of this obn
lot lns
s--ss.es lie piOals
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=---'S u pay
.as
-. - - = -'1'A'ns Il
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-02
CURED HIS RUPTURE

I was badly ruptured while lifting q
trunk several years ago. Doctor said
my only hope Of cure was an opera
ton. Trusses did me no good. Fin
ally got hold of something that
quickly and completely cured me-
Years have passed, and the rupture
has never returned. although am do
ing hard work as a carpenter. There
was no operation, no lost time, no
trouble. I have nothing to sell, but
will give full Information about how
YOU may find complete cure with
out operation. II you write to me.
Eugene NJ. Puilen. Carpenter. ss7-A
Marcellus avenue. Manasquan, N. J.,
Better cut out this notice and show II
10 any others who are ruptured--you
may save life or at least stop the
misery of rupture. and the worry and
danger of an operation.--Adv.