davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-03
HENRY R. BoLLEs
 HOME FROM TAMPA.
Will Locate There Permanently-En
 toying His Reward Money.

VEIII ~V~uN0 IIUIU SIIIIeIIcTILIJ
 toying His Reward Money.
 Henry R. Bolles of Montville, the boatman who received a reward said to be $75,000 for the rescue of the child of wealthy parents, is at his home for a visit. With Mrs. Bolles he plans soon to return to, Tampa Fla, where he has been spending the winter, and build a permanent home He Is delighted with Florida and looks forward with much pleasure to taking up his home there. This week MT. Bolles will go to New York to purchase an automobile
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-03

Ridgewood park, bordering Alewife cove, Ocean Beach. has been plotted for cottages and laid out in streets.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-03
RattIeshfps in Fleet.

Admiral Frank F. Fletcher, as com mander in chief of the fleet, will fly his flag from the battleship Wyoming, which will head the line. Rear Admiral Mayo will command the first division and his flagship, New York, will be anchored next to the Wyoming.
 The Utah, with Rear Admiral Ruth, commanding the second division, will
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-03
SIxTY-FIVE WARSHIPS
 FOR MAY MANOEUVRES
Of Atlantic FIeet-Connecticut Boys
 on the BattIeships.

Sixty-five warships will constitute the fleet which will anchor in the North river. New York, for inspection and review by President Wilson on May IT as part of the programme for the manoeuvres of the Atlantic fleet at that port.
 There are to be four divisions of battleships, a division of destroyers, a submarine f1otilla and an auxiliary division. The battleships are to ar rive at New York May 8. The sub marines and the auxiliary ships will arrive the next day. The destroyer division is to steam into the North river on May 12
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-22

2tuftras, Dem @arbetOrps ben @ss
iiber ben Slub gu bnbnsn, erbielt
bas 2. @arts Rssiment gu SUB.
SO gait beR Stiibpuntt Der ruiiiiden
StsItung iiibIid SOlacapce gu nebs
men.
Die @islota, elmer ber breiten, rel.
Bsnbsn &arpatbenfliins, md6t an ber
Stelle eineR 8osen, an Oefen Oits
ufer Iib Elm alpei Rilpmeter LANCER
SrbenSug binaiebt. Der BON llfer idb
ubiteist bis 5ur 6Obe DON 300 Wletsr.
@er Die SGhn pom Spi6srn tennt,
lam Ii9 elm Bib BON Der gu eritiirs
member S06s MAIDEN. 9lu9 peib ies
Der, lpas es beibt, sinsn Slub an9e-
iidts bes Sein0es au iibsrihreiten.
Ser Seino bate bds bon Rotur 10
beiOn6srs siinitise 9eIdnOe iebr ges
Ididt ausseniibt. Ssine felt Iungsm
rorbsrsiteteR @rdben lagen etasen@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-22
knr7ssfa6tes RriesssV VlOrterbueb.

Die r2iGIer &riegs5eituns" bsr.
forst bic Dem Commencement 2iGs
unteriteGIten Sruppen nit arisssnads
ri4ten uno nit ssiitiesr &ot in
grnit unb SderS. Seute fei bnrum
elm RapiteI aus elmer ~anleituns aur
GrIernung Der fran50iii9en Sprade"
ipieoergeseben, OerfaBt DON Soief
Suber. ~tsI. bupr. Snfantsrie>SOls
bat; friiber StaGI6tusiser unb l.
8orFBenoer bes totbol. 9urI9subsrs
eins Riesbortlins".
Stebit auf in ba Sruab uub fo6ft all
Slaffse,
90 braudIt, 3 is redt gum merfen.
-9iiId".
limb iiIabit Stpes't Der SGuia ab uad
odnd Stub,
9ia fiu6it Ieibt. oia iGreit a in Srnnf,
reid MIR Weub.
Iertrog'n b0s aommibbrot net suat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-22

@eb;rssartillerie beitebt aus "a Bot,
terien auBer ben porbin ibon srs
ipdhnien brei 9atterien ber Gelbars
iiIlerie unb IL fir 2ibpsn bsitimms
ten Yatterien, 10 boB bic 9sfumts
fumme 80 bstrdgt.
Die GeIbnrtiIlsris fiibri slpsi Der.
ihiebene 9eIdiiBe, iibtr 100 8nttes
rien iinb nit sinem 8ruppIden Robr.
riidloufsgei9iib aus benz Sabre 1906
Grseeriiftst. etipd 80 9otterisn bas
Ben bas fransOiiIde RobrriidIaufsges
i4iib Spitem 9eport aus benz Sabre
1911 erbalten. Die ihpere artils
lerie bat cine 149sMm.s sRobrriid.
laufsSoubibe bon &rupp. Die @s.
kirgsortilIerie bat eine neue 65zMm.s
Observation-Disclosures erbaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-22

beine Sdbn
Damn eebit gum sbuIau8ide" nub ber'
lniait roiipdn",
unS is 6a o6ne Butter Del Sonrmibz
brpt q Ieer,
Rabit's 10 uno iagit ei.fadl: | moht
ilnS ifeiat ba bot aariei oa wasu in
Sanu ntnbit a5 10 nno iagIt: ~ntan'
ihebl"
llnb iiogit ipo S1ilbI rGbarfnterie~
Bas los is, fuods a bel uns leo's
8ieB.
grbGpfeI, @rrnbbirn unb ber9Ieiden
me9r
Soa6eu fran5oiiidl oIltneiI: ~Yomnloe'
terrS.
huS fan ma a 8arbar'ns aut'm Siid
eb md net.
Wlir m6dJtn a Seller, pos boat ~aiiett :.
llno bat ba oaua Del Reiia rabo,
60 mun6t bait iag'n, 6nB B braudlt
.du futob".
@erIaagit 9nbeI unb 0ia boaBt ~flir'
idett".
,2abiGbr" boabt Bier" unb loabt a
,ber Snr9",
sos gierl uuo Der Ian'l na bos 10
ibo arg.
limb bdneIt an a 6laidI'u Iangmd6ti
,tp bro,
limb brinait as net auf. nium an
.Sibrbui6o-.
8iaIt nit an aam'raSen ius @irtsbails
eeb',
Sdjauoit mad an ,saferI: gitonineh'".
Sait 3 3tuid'u i'm GaIt) unb biit lido
balb Ri.
Ia tiiriert 3. iiha a @Inf -Sbbetpib", |,
Ilno BIZ! a beiirna;-feis ana Serr,
WerIauait in oem Sail -dnperrtolitebr"
@raudit Saber fir n Saul unf boat
abu loan,
Wer.aneit gang oanfah yooIalpoan"
gom Snba Ie6t aba a Yfeio net auoa,
gs brauht a Seu. b6s honbt -oiifod".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-22

Ju srItiirmen. Die aus Der Sti55e 5u
ertennsnoe seipultise Stellung lpor
Oi4t nit Sufunteris unb Mai9inens
setuebren beiebt; troBosm mar bis
abenbs 7 1lbr Die Stelluns i'm 9eiiB
0ss 2. gar0e Hesimsnts .. 5. Der
Geinb srlitt eroBe YerIuite. Bonn 2.
@arbssRssiment 3. s. iuurbsn $500
@efongene gema9t. @robert ipurben:
Is Bis gum leBten glugenbIid feuernbe
GeI9iibe; bic 9eoierunssmnnni4afs
ten puroen eefunsen; 10 MaI9inen>
sslpsbrs. Grbeutet purben: 81 Nus
nitiOnspassn. ii6er 60 gfsrOs, airta
300 @efpebrs. iibsr 100000 patronen
un0 isbr oiel ionitises MuteriaI.
Ro9bem Damn bur9 8eIebung Der
S0ben oas Rsgiment einen 8riidenz
lOpf sebilost battle, folgte bds ges
iamte @orbetorps an bieisr Steae
iibsr ben 5Iub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-22

SuiI6en Der SoIIs unb SFitdrte elm
bebeutenber ltnterf9ieb, Der aber uns
ter ben isbisen @erbdltniIien nur
penig in bic Grf9einung tritt, ba
bereits felt ldn9erer 3eit mebrere
ReIerpiiien Sabrsdnge einssaogen
iino. Die Refrutensabl betrus i'm
Sabre 1912 10000 Mnnn. Die
3obl Der aussebiIbeten Mannibafs
len, bic i'm &risgsfalle our 8srfii>
gang iteben, betrug na9 amtli9en
9(ngaben i'm Sabre 1912 1852 Dfs
iisiere, 29S.44S Munni9aften oes
i;ebenben Seeres, 491, ,607 Wanns
iGoften Der MobiImiIiS, 2,281 .S02
RannI6aften Der SerritorialmIIiS.
Duno6 errei9t oIlo bic @eiomtoahl
Der ousgebiloeten Monni9nften bic
Iebr betrG9tlihe !S0be Don runb 3112
MiIIionen G6pfen.
9as Seer lit i'm Jrirben segliea
bert in II 9lrmeetorps nit % Sns
Tnnteries un6 brei 8obulleries9ipis
iionen, gu bsnen nod Sublreitbe te9s
niI4e 9ienitapsiss unb 8ripaI'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-22

fini iteIlen bic 9ebirgstruppsn bes
Seeres bar unb beIteben aus 8 Res
gimentern nit 26 9utaiIIonen uno
rs Sompoonien. SieIe iino obn:
Riidli9r auf Den 8ataiIIonsperbano
nit bur6laufenben Nummern besei4s
net. Die Snfanterie 1T ausseriiitet
nit benz 6,5sMm. sRepetierseipebr
WtobelI 81, SDItem Mannliders@ar
tanp nit SGbelbaionett. Die Sffis
Siere fiibren cine nutomutiIhe piItOle.
Sas italisniiGs 9spebr fat o!iO elm
euberoroentli9 seringes SoIiber, uno
in cen aOIOniuItriesen bat ii6 iuies
rerbplt gsseist, boB es ni4t nusrei6t,
um ben getroHenen gegner iofort
uaBer @efe4t gu ieben.
Die 9npallsris slieoert ii9 in 90
9tesimenter su ie 5 gstaorons, gu
fsnsn nod 5 fir 2ibben bsitimmte
Gstobrons treten, 70 bnB iid zine
GjeIamt5nbl bon $50 @stuorons ers
sibt.
Die 2lrtillsrie mar au 8tsinn bss
strieses in elmer sGn5Iiden Nsuors
goniintion begriffen. Roh ben urs
Ipriingli9en pldnen febIte nod cine
JonSs @nSablt 8dtterien unb bObere-
DsrbGnbe. Gs 1T absr on5unebmen,
raB aud biefe pdbrenb Der Iebten
3eit neu9ebilbet unb aufseIielI! ipors
ftn iino, 10 baB Der UorseIebene
Stonb errsibt norben 1T. 9ona9
tsItebsn iebt IL 3OrpssartillerissRss
eimenter nit 70 9otterisn unb "a
0ipiI acknowledgements nit
120 8ottsrisn, fOipis 6 fir 2ibpen
l.nb 1 fir Sarbiuisn beitimmte 9ats
teris. Sm sonSsn sGblt aIfo bic
Sslbartillsrie 199 8otterisn, iroDon
Q @ebirssbattsrien finb, 10 bnB bic
Summs Der JeIbbntterisn 1876 be-
trGst. Die reitsnot @rtiIlerie beitebt
aus 8 8attsrien, bic fdpere aus 20
ithipsrsR Saubibsn'9ottsrisn. 0le
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-22

Bon siusm Ssilnebmsr on ben iiess
rtiden 9ur6bru4stdmpfsn in @sits
gaItSien ipirb seI4rieben:
9urd Die tdgiiden iiesreiden
Rdmpfs in ben sritsn Sassn bss Mui
mar bas 9ar6etorps BON Der 8iaIa
bis an bic 8islpta porssbrunsen.
@s banoelte ii9 isBt bdrum, ben
llsbersan9 iiber oi: DpIOtu au ers
apinsen.
Den ebrenOOIIen aber Idpierigen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-22
.

iunssonItuItsu tret.n. Die Snfan.
terie qIiebert fi9 in bic eisentIide
sSnfanteris, bic 9erfaslieri uno bic
IIpini. Die eritersn bsiteben aus
sc gfssimsntsrn gu ie brei 9atoiIs
lonen unb elmer Mdf4inensepebrs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-22

9lbteilung au stpei Getpsbren. "a
Reeimenter beiiBen elm 4. Battalion,
fas Sur 9sIabuns bon 2ibpen bes
ftimmt iif. Gs ersibt bies eine @e'
IamtifGrte bon 312 8atuiIlOnen. Die
9erIasIieri iinb in IL Resimsntsr sa
rier 8ataillonen seglisbert. bon be-
zen bos 4. 8otailIon cine Rabfaba
rerirupps 1T. 8ei brei Resimentern
6efiebt elm 5. fir 2ibpen bsitimmtes
9otnillon, 70 boB bic GsIamtiumms
81 9otaiIlOne ausma9t. Sie als
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-22
Der hampf der Garde an der WisIoha.

f5rmis iibsrsinunbsr. 0ie ssIamte
ruifIds artilIeris itanb binter bsr
SObs, nit Der MDJli9tsit, ale In@
marlapees gu beitrei9en Ooer gu
fluntieren.
gis an ben Deitranb bss SluB>
toles tonnten Die 8ataiIone bes 2.
9arOesHsgiments 5u SUB einigerma'
BEN eeOsdt berontommen. Damn be-
saun absr Der i6perfs Sell bes 9lnz
griffs, ben SluB i'm feinoIiden
sSener Su bur6queren unb bic Sobe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-22
Das itaIienilete Beer.

9as itaIienii9e Seer berubi auf
tsr allsemeinen. perTDnlih nbSuIeis
itsnben 9ienitpfIidt unb stisosrt Nd
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-22

VSHT0e o1%reRVV6IdI
Her AneriEE besann 3Nas1rriss rJaenrnsS die
Sts,lunS erobsr+"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-22

Scit, bic aber mir freipillig iib.r'
npmmen iperben lam. Sie 0tenfs
pfIi6tisen psrben in brti arten :ins
seitellt, ppn benen bic erits unO 5peits
gum itebenben Seere, bic brittle CUR
2srritoriaImiIis ss9Ort. Die 3utet.
lung sur spsiten unb britten Irt
ri6tet iib na9 ben bdusli4en 8ers
bGitniiIen unb umfaBt aIIs bisienis
GEN, bic ouf 9runb bon @ingaben
BON Der abIssung ibrer 9ienitpfli9t
i'm itebenben Sesre befreit iinb. Die
sipeite @rt lam aur @usbiIbuns sins
cher mebrere Mole einbsrufen ipers
Ten, bod oarf bic 9eiamtbienf3ei!
it6s Monnte ni9t iibsrI9reitsn. Die
brittle art tonn nur alIe bier Sabre
su elmer breibistdsigsn 9ienitIeii iiung
einse3osen tperben. Bon bisier 9es
itimmung 1T uber bisber nod ni4t
6sbrau6 gema9t fporben.
Die seIeBlt9 feitgsleste bubsetmGs
6iss 5riebsnsitGrie fir bas Sabr
1913-14 betrus 14,121 SffiSiere.
250,000 Mnnn unb 55.727 9ienIts
pferbe, pdbrenb Der pIunmGBis por>
gsfsbene Stnnb etipa 100000 Mann
tstrusen TOlIte. Gs bsItanb alIo
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-22
ANeh eine Arbeit.

r9lb, Serr 1liiIlsr, iisbt man sic
enbIid nal pieber9 Das MAIDEN
sic benn eissntIid isbt ben suu3en
sos9" = rS49 ih OsrIerns Srembs
lp1rttr!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-07-22

tn bas itebenbe Seer Il. 2inie. Of
tipss Sesr unb bic Geierue). bic Wlos
hilmiliS q. 2inie, Der OeutI4en 2anbs
ipsbr entfpre4eno) unO bic Serritos
riaImiIia e. 2ini., Der beuti4e 2anb=
fturm). 9lttipes Seer uno Mobil'
milis bilben SuIammen bic Selbars
msen, ipGbrenb bic Serritorialmili6
fir 8sIaBungsSpede beitimmt iit,
cher i'm 8sborfsfoIIe obne iueiteres
su ieber 9lrt bon &riegsoisnIten bers
onae5ossn lusrben lam. Dis 9ienits
pfIi9t besinnt nit benz pOIlsnOeten
20. 2e6ensiobr unb bnuert 10 Sabre.
Dobon psrben nbseleiItet i'm itebens
ben Sesre 8 Sabre. in Der Wobils
miIi5 4 Sabre unO in Der 9srritoz
riaImiIi5 7 Sabre. Die 0isnit5eit
i'm attiOsn Sesre betrGgt fir oIle
gBoffengattungsn, ou9 fir bic be-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-09

was known to be in Atlanta during the
whole two years that the terrible fight had
been going on, 6eta0een the LaaO and Crime
Yet the evidence of this reporter would
have dealt most serious blow to the States
case.
It is cruel wrong to the memory Of
Burns client, "the innocent boy" (who
was in his 32nd year of age), for Burns
to continue to withhold the name of the re-
porter who 'planted" the hair; for, as Szoton
admitted, IN his 5000 eoOrd document, If
the hair qcas Marys, 1t eoas the strongest
proof OF FRANKS guilt.
Inasmuch as Burns cannot quit lying on
us, about the Frank case, he might lend
some plausibility to his mouthings, by nam
ing the reporter a0ho might haze cleared
Frank.
But instead Of seeing that the alleged evi-
de1ece qoowzd haze helped Frank, and hurt
the State, Burns argues it Just the Other
q00y.
A most flagitious liar, and most blum
dering BOBBY, is William j. Burnsl
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-09
TRe Boston Review Is NFinFfv
Hard Oaa Us LOvV-DOwn
Ge0FgfanS.
GeOFgfanS.


M MASSACHUSETTS, has become queer
mixture of foreign immigrant, Chinese
Josshouse, Jewish ghetto, and Roman Cath
Ollie cess pool.
Massachusetts is the State where Ro-
manst priest, Petrarca, dragged @ Catholic
woman away from the altar rail in the
church, and raped her In the sacristv.
Massachusetts is the State whose Supreme
Court, IN passing upon the Petrarca case.
declared that the Roman Catholic bishop
who appointed Petrarca, knew him to be an
immoral man. and knew that he would, in all
human probability, scduce Catholic women of
the congregations and live adulterously with
them.
But the Court held that the bishop could
not foresee that the priest would rape any
Of his parishioners and therefore, the Court
held that, while the bishop might have been
mulcted in damages for Seduction, he
could not be, for a rape!
u most illustrious Court!
most admirable Massachusetts lar!
And think CT Cardinal O'ConneH, de-
handing war Oh Mexico because-as he
says-somo soldiers ravished some nuns,
when he himself was the superior officer of
an ord0sned priest who ravished one of his
own palishioners, in his own church!
Probably, the reason the Cardinal and the
Uiohop NotAdlt PUBLISH lie lTdICa Tor rape,
was that Petrarca knows t'quite few
things On the bishop and the Cardinal
Celibacy is bound to have it's secrets, you
know.
But what I meant to do was, to lay before
you some editorial paragraphs from the
Boston Revei2c.
They are about the Frank case, of course:
The next thing we can expect Georgians to do,
is lynch their own mothers
Well, [ don't know about that: but if
Petrarca had done, in Georgia, what he did
IN Massachusetts, he would never have got
the chance to rape another devotee inside a
church
Now, howl! F%.4ss5
The Boston Reoiev proceeds:
Georgia is rapidly getting to the end of it's rope.
But Leo Frank beat us to it, you see.
The Boston Re05ea0 proceeds:
Now if Atlanta and Marietta, Georgia, were
only in the path of that Galveston tidal wave the
Nation wouldn't have to get up any sufferers
relief fund.
Surely, our amiable Revieao does not
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-09

Life and Speeches of Thos E. Watson will
encourage every ambitious young man who
has to struggle for success. Price SOC. The
Jeffersonian Publishing Company, Thomson,
Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-09

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 Jeffersonian Pub Co., Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-09
eyEFFERGONEAR

want QD Atlanta drowned.
Do let us save the L. & n. Railroad law
yers!
Don't drown the Chamber of Commerce!
Spare DIR. c. M. Wilmer and both the
Drs White-Jacob L. and John e.
Give us time to build an ark for the three
Atlanta dailies, and all their reportorial
animals
At least allow us to splice a raft, for
Yeomans, and Arthur Powell, and John W.
Moore, and Rosser, and the Haas Finance
Committee to float on!
And then, there is Dr. Stockbridge, and
Harry Alexander, and Sig Montag, and
Hooper Alexander, and c. T. Ladson. and
John Grant, and Sam Boorstein, and Rabbi
Marx-none of these images of God should
suddenly be turned into shark food
The Boston Revieeo is too indiscriminately
severe IN It's prescription.
There are exception to all rules: and it
won't do to flood the whole city of Atlanta.
Too many innocent people would drown
Think how bad it would be, if the Fulton
Bag and Cotton Factory were washed out
into the ocean!
Think what a calamity it would be- if
these jew laundries, qchege social equazitu
qcith negroes Is forced on 2chite girls, should
be sunk beneath the turbid waters
1t pains me to see that the Boston Reriear
does not make any exception In favor of
any Albanian.
Even Reub. Arnold gets no ticket into the
Ark; and if Ben Philips gets ashore, he'll
have to swim.
The Boston Repieac carries separate de
partment for prize letters.
The prizes are not what you mi ght call
'lavlsh," for the best letter gets a reward of
but 49, and the second best gets a dollar
The second prize letter of the Rerieac last
week was the following:
Second Prize Observation-Disclosures Georgia.
Leo Frank is dead-murdered in cold blood
They wouldn't give him chance to prove his
innocence. He died martyr.
To think that thousands witnessed his death
and not lifted finger of protest is terrible
1t signifies that all Of these spectators approved
of the disgraceful act, and the very thought that
some suggested that they mutilate his boly beats
the devils call hollow"
Georgia has to it's credit many hundreds Of
such assassns-those who have been bood-lust
who have Tapped the blood Of many an innocent
negro as we'll as white men.
No matter what Georgia does now, it can never
wash the blood off Of it's hands forever it's honor
is stained.
The word Georgia is another name for assassin
There may be few good people LIVING in that
State like Ex-Governor Slaton but they should
not be termed Georgians, for that name suggests
barbarians.
If States like Georgia can't control their cut
throats it is high time that a movement be
launched to eliminate lynching in the South I
further suggest: Whereas, a state of barbarty
exists in Georgia. be it moved that missionaries
be sent Immediately into the aforesaid territory
to civilize it's inhabitants
1t is astonishing almost unbelievable to think
that the United States has ''Black Hundreds" that
resemble those of Russia. M. S.
Indianapolis, Ind, 1907 S. Illinois St.
The wonder to me is, why this letter did
not take the first prize.
It's shame, that rhetorical composition
so full of timely suggestion and brilliant
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-09
PAGE FIVE

With Assassination By
lnfuriated Jews.
WHAT has Solicitor Hugh Dorsey done,
that every day should bring to him the
threats of towards who dare not sign their
names!
What did he do, beyond his sworn duty?
Was any Solicitor in Georgia ever before
threatened with assassination. for prosecut-
ing to conviction a person guilty of crime?
Was the life of the Solicitor threatened
in the cases of the Cantrells Nick Wilburn,
and Umphrey, all of whom were hanged,
last year}
Are we to understand that we endanger
our own lives, when he demand the enforce
ment of the Law against a thrice sentenced
jew!
It is no new thing for me to have my life
threatened.
For tWenty-three years, more or less Of
that has been my portion.
Almost every day brings letters of vilest
abuse, and deadliest threats, all from the
same source-Jews enraged because Gentiles
hanged Jew.
If the Jews in Georgia continue to con-
done this kind of thing, the Gentiles will be
forced to organize AND RETALIATE
The Jews who live in Georgia must come
upder the Laws.
NJ " Wv ~ % iIl 81 must clieyI
Fran1[ caoo NV Fronll:S in1T7,ong
Thnv harmed on + and Rnrne harmed ON
+ ond ConpoI1, ba,',od -, - Iroa,.lt.l 40
pers harped on #. the Jew papers barned on
it. and the papers bought or GAGGED bv the
Jews did the same thing.
DR.. S. w. johnson, in last weeks Jeffer-
sonian. made q manly and sensible annna1 to
the Jews of Georgia
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-09

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18
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