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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-01-07
A SOUTH CAROLINA ATTORNEY
SAW FRANK CASE FROM
ANOTHER "ANGIE."

Dear Sir: enclose you herewith
check on Hanover National Bank of
New York in payment of my sub
scription to your magazine and to
the Weekly Jeffersonian.
[ read your articles on the Frank
case with a great deal Of interest.
1t is certainly a masterful presenta-
ton Of the case and is worth more
than years subscription to your
Magazine. / wish it could be gener-
ally read, as suppose there are many
like myself who were misinformed
as to the facts of the case.
Yours truly,
S. G.. T. M. RAYSOR.
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AN OPEN LETTER TO THE SEC
RETAEsY OF AGRICULTURE.
The Secretary of Agriculture,
Washin gton, D. c..


Washington, D. c..
In the Thrice-A-Week- World of
Dec. 18th, you are quoted as saying
that Federal aid to the farmers is
unjustifed.
You seem to blame them for not
diversifying, etc. 1t would be inter-
sting to know just whom the Federal
government should aid and under
what circumstances in your opinion
aid would be justified.
Have you ever seen so called di-
versifcatiOn tried in a general and
popular manner in the cotton belt?
If SO please give dates, principal
localities and name the principal
crops that were substituted for cot
tOn.>
If the new so called flexible cur
rency system was not created to meet
just such a crisis as confronts the
cotton farmers what sort of a crisis
and in what part of the country
should it be located in order to
command the attention of the mas
ters of this new money system.
Your response is awaited with the
keenest interest.
BOB MUNROE.
Bonita, La, Dec. IA, 1914.
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FELL IN LOVE WITH T. e. w. 20
YEARS AGO,

Dear Sir: Having kept track of
you since your memorable 4th of
July address about 1894, I wish now
to state that 1 love you, and my
name is not Oscar Wilde either. If
we had more CAD flies like you, the
beast of revelation" would be hOrs
de combat some moons ago. You
are he sacred herald on the noun
tain, and a leader in the (Boston tea
party.)
Yours in the faith,
MINI. F. J, WHITE.
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PACE THREE

the other until they have familiarized
themselves with all sides of this con-
troversy. We have shown them
way to SO equip themselves.
The trouble so far has been that
many-some for Frank, some against
him-have expressed themselves
publicly and in print, when they we're
not fairly entitled to an opinion
Macon News.
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man Catholic church is an Italian:
Is Roman Catholicism in America,
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Read Watson's "Open Letters to Car
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Read Foreign Missions Exposed,
by ThOs. r. Watson. Beautifully
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so cents. The Jeifs. Thomson. Ga.
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raise stock, sell meat, live at home,
keep out of debt, plant legumes.
Yours truly,
Ga. J. B. HOWARD.
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Sie ,,Gnlai6- -&auOue".
Cine bemtfdc Grfinoung
gru artbur q. albreht.

@idtnn aieban if jeitIebefis elm
@aitler, ein Berbeiierer. elm GrtiHoer
gelpeien. sSn iimaer Ssnbren, nno
beute nod. ba er oils Sedlstmbiieb5ig.
iabriaer an ciner @riinoimg tiiiteIt,
Die ailf Dem @ebiete Der aonierpen.
inouitric einen llmitlrs berOorrlien
Siirfte, ,penn ibm aelinDt. ipas er Dor.
bat. Gie feuerieiteu SobI5iegeI iino
iein 9.ntent; ibn uer0anfen mir oas
slaunbor, einc d)eirriife Slonpoiition.
Die, 9'etou beigeriiidlt, 6ieieH abiclnt
maiieroif)t nndIt: CT ipor Der erlte,
ser nas mar ifon I'M Sabre 1862
- EN- sSabrrao erfano nit 5IDei gleidJ
boben R1oern 9lIs er Die 3eidtrlin.
gen iinb gntrpin-fe 8li Der .Drniiine"
mad, 9unbon ans 9atentart irnote,
idyidtc man linn feline Yapiere nit
Dem generfeH 5uriid, bic Sahe iei
llnlinn, es f6nne iifj fetn Renih nui
einent ioid)en Ding i'm Sleidgcipidd
rbalten. Erot Grnis it1.S ieiner
karlsruhe 2nirimnif)iiie.
2iebnu mar Gnbe Der iesh5iaer
Snbre bes porioen Sntrbunberts in
I@rekIaH nj; eiueuI GGpttsn Namens
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@ranssisssthxmsabertrasxnse
Gineirnati. %. sSuni.

- - = ~ - - ~b~""N
sbomas WIcGpiIep an Sobn De
Sienna 2ots SO. !. 2 unb 3 bon
Miuiam r. Quontes lInierabtbei'
lung, (Steuer 81. 81.
g. 3. Gbadsr an Sarab u. Graber,
40 BEL 327 FuR an Der Ror6ieite DOH
Curb 9lps., (Sisuer $500, 81.
9erieIbs an y. &. 9r1ser. 160 bei
500 HuB on Der Qorbieite Der Curb
4pe., (Stsuer $150). 81.
9atbarina goriblf an sSDbu ..
SeiIsr, g Sci $50 sFub on Der gBeits
ieits Don 6amilton Str. in Gartboss
$225o.
Gbna W. Bed an artbur s. Bed.
1.534 2Ider Gdnb in Settipn 26 Wlias
Greet 5Opnibip, $500.
$. &. gneelburot an Sbe Merner
Glepdtor Wiig. 60, % bel 117.52 Rub
Webr ooer peniger OH Der gBeiIeite DON
Spring Grope qpe,, 81.
aeona adug an OieieIbs, % aub
on Der IRitisite Der Sprin 9roo:
QlDe., (Steusr $3.50. $2500.
Gk Cosmopolitan 8nnt &c Spss.
60 an 9be Sitstt Wa6ine II. Wlfg.
Co.. 1866 bel 16S.20 SUB, mebr
obsr peni9fr. ar Der RorDIsits pom
RidmpnO STR. 90 Nub 5itIi4 bon
Sarriet Ctr. (Steler $5), 81.
Die Gr6en bon 9eorge r. Wirpers.
per Sberiff. on Gbriitian sf. SeiB,
10 TuB ben Der Got 0o. ID ppn 9so.
r. meners llnterdbtheilurg bon
8Ienn Gjrops, 1925.
antDn 7. plObr on @ilIiam Oscar
2ieb. "a bei 125 Sub an Der Sjtieite
ben gurnei glpe., $50 sSub iiibItf
pom GarHibap 2lps.. (Steusr S2),
81.
Tonnie Sfaltenitein on ghdrles y.
aeopolo 5 Sabre 9euIe BON 25 bti 108
Sus an rer Deitieite Der Cincinnati
unb 5dmilton 2urnpife fir eine mo-
natlibe Wietbe pon $50.
Sarrn 70. gellsns II. u. on Mthael
Mortin Got y&o. s Don 2tuauItus 6.
9ublotp's 3ruitse llnterubtbeiluna in
g. iairmount ioipie bR peitli6en Is
fsuR Don Got no. 10 unb bic
Dftlifen Is sfub DON 2pt SO. IA bon
berIelben Klrtera6tsfilung. (Steuer
$3). 81.
@tbel Wab GGmis. nnfGitber Wags
balena 2euben 40 5Fiib an Der Sits
ieite ppn 81. 9lDe. in ,Ontlep. l5teuer
$500. 81.
sffabel g., ,Druts 6enrp Muntst
iE.eaot Rp@a1aiiuA kThsA pea G0sA
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@ruuOcis Sppotbeteu.
Rene Sppotbefen.

@corae Bpatt an fireman alpe.
8. uno y. Co.; $1,000.
2oura 2enman an Saf 8. unb g.
Co.; $1,000.
2eipis ". gaannds an Saflep Q,
nao 6. Co.; $4,000.
Minnie Sd)erer on Columbia 9. II,
6. u. 60; $500.
Wiarnie 81. Seatlep OH bieieIbe Gp.,
$l250.
Goniel 8. glitIer an griee Sil
electric g. iuo s. g.; $500.
g9illiam @. Collins an SpcantorC
2. uno g. Co.; $500.
Snrriet 6. Barr an Ban $an6Ii
.. ntS 8. Co.; $500.
Sobn 9. SeiIer an Cartilage G.
iuio 6. 81; $500.
glutotio Dlattic on Soitbern. .Sbit
6. imo z. Go. /; $2100.
1De @idett Wlod1ille & Wlfg. 60
on bic Cosmopolitan gonf & GAP
ings 60; $4,000.
6reScrif s. 9teinefe on bieieIsr
@Gif; $4,000.
aPifael Wartin on brighton Ger
man @nnf &C.; $3.50.
Sacob s. gorroo an bieielber9anf
$1175.
either WfagbaIena 2euiien. on @ie
torin 9. n. go. 2; $2100.
Soniie 8. Siienbef an engleiS. II
8. ~; $1,000.
Senrp 8nIfer oil 0enielbep 9oi
herein; $4,000.
9lnna S1gcbern,an oenieIbeut9m
perein; $4,000.
Sarriet bartholomew m sgnter'
prize y. iHb 8. o.; $2400.
ssobn z. Roberts an gilbert e
Eoipiislep; $1309.6S.
@arp 9olt&cr on ,8.sStanluiel
.S41l..
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(6ortieeung fcIgt.)

Dunt eines fron50fii5e en-
. beritsu. 9elegentli6 Der 9eerbi.
gung eines fran50iii8en 0ffisisrs auf
benz Srieobofe in &onitan3 belt Elm
trie9sgefangener fran36iiI6er S6erft
an bic fran30iif6en Solbaten, bic bem
Offi3ier bos lebte BeIsit gaben, Elm.
anfpro6e, in Der er fplgeHbes aus,
tiibrte: Gs le9e ibm an Ser3en, gu ben
Splbaten iiber 5pei Yuntte 5u fpres
den. Dor aIIem m06te er Dem reritprs
beren tapfsren Srteger Elm Qe6sipobl
'agen. Damn mD6ts er aber Der tapfes
ren beutihen Grmee Teinen Dart auss
fpre6en fir bic arOBmiitbige gebanbs
lung, Die ben Sriegssefungensn in
&onitau3 3ut9eil iperbe unb er leqe es
ben frar5Oiiider 9eTdngenen brineenb
un's 6er8, iia befen bur9 tabeIlofe
5iibrung ipirbig gu erfpeiIer. @an3 BE,
ionbers ubsr bonte er Der beutfben
Grmee fir bic groBe Gbre, bic ie bem
oeritorbsnen &ameraben erpeiie inbem
lie i'm nit ben glei6en Gbren degrade
ipie bic eigenen aameraben, cine Srobs
ber3igtett, Die er aIs feinbliher Diff
8ier gar ni3t genug piiroisen t6nre.
SirOl. Der Tag" entbGlt folsen.
be @erfe DON Ri4urb S9autal.
Die Singer gIiibn in @ottes 8iOer,
i6ein:
gr ipirO nit uns unO ieiuem 2anbe
ietnl
Der @loden &lang fdniGt in benz
Sbdlern an.
Bir itebn gu bir Bis auf ben IeBten
Wdnnl
&omm, fali9er Geiub! Dein GrGuen
faredt uns ni6t.
Gin 909 bsm 2aifer, BIB bic 8ii6is
,ipsiSt! 4
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ipieber5olte dnstlia pie.eine idsus

pieberbolts dnsitlih pie'eine ,fhsus
Saube bic pdonie.
Semper ndbm gra3i0S beni9ut db
unb trat BEL Settle, I'm oieSSamea
porbeisulahen.
Die Sp9ter idnlies!s ii9 an Die
Matrpns. mari III fait 5itternber Grre=
sung nO8 einen fur6tiamen uno ben'
nod fcurigen Bid auf 6aI 'tbrdnens
ieudtes, bIaFes 2lntlib uuo Hd9te i'm
nG9iten Ulpment BON banneu, ipie bas
Bib zines nG9tliten 1ruumes.
Der Deinreiienbs i6GiIte ibnen NOD
einige Sstunben na9 uno !pdnDtt bdnn
bic 2lusen auf ietsn Greunb.
.Seinrid!" rief er nit itra3lsnbem
9lntlib unb gum srftsnmaI ben pertpdus
lihsn 8ornamen 9ebrauAeho.
rgeero!" eIcIamirte Der glnbers,eben'
Ia, uno i'm nGdJIten 9lusenblid lagen
lie einanoer in ben Irmen uno briid'
ten ii4 sessnieitig Die bo4tIoHsnbeu
SerSen.
Semper's Wfiene erbieIE balb cine
geimiI6ung unenbli6er 2beilnabme
uno @utmiithigteit.
Run ia es 1T ia gut" idste
er, inbem er Sdie's bIonbes 9aar
itreitnlte; lid peritsb: sic DoIlioms
men a6er iper nirD oenn 9lei4 10
aufgereet iein2 Beinen Sic mir
mein GbsmtTsts nidt NAB, ainb
Ieasn Sic iih bas Saiasntu4 utier
10 :"
Der qOitiefrstGr tSbrte unb bo3rt:
Ieine RaIe tpisoer in Stmper's feinge=
plGttete 9smbfaIten.
sd babe teine gDorte, gero!"
ftO5nte er, baIb i4merjIi4, baIb ers
Iei9tert.
rS6ab't nibt. i4ab't uidt!~ tr0its.
te Semper; reafiir babe 1T beito mebr
aber osroerben Gle mir mein
Gkmiiett nitt, ainb leaen Sic
bic Raie Iteber aui meiHe Beiie {.
fol Saben ii9 mob! reht naH
mir 9elthnt; lptsS
Saie poQte niter; ba er iebo6 ieis
nen SpieIraum oa5u bate, tippie sr
blo5 nit Der Rlienipite an eine BON
Semper's Rippeu.
rRdtiirIib tam i9 mir Ieb'
6aft bentsnl~ iugte ber Gestere mil
eirsm @eiidt, aIs peun er ss'iseli
ipiirOe; nun 1T Sbnea pOAI re4i
Ieidt; bs2-
9aie nidt auf bhie!bt Weiie nod
einmdl.
r0atiirIi9 -. iOu 5bnen nod
melt nobler iuerben d. al =. ges
Be Sbnsn msin wort O'raui"
Guberte Rero, iHbem CT elnen poriid'
tigen geriuh madte, fih bic betreifen'
be STEELE 81 reibeu.
Damn uber brdnsie er ben 5reune
ianft neg uno ribtete i,5 tpieber MT
ieiner 8epobnten Gersis empor.
rQe5en Sic ipobIl1 REF er Ieipen'
f6aiiIia; rauf @ieberiepen!"
.Sis ipoIlen mid beELaNsu9" fragt'
Suie idii4teru.
Rein! nitnaIs!- entssgnett
semper freubig; ~aber meire UiiHior
ruff Die gtu9enbIide iinb toIta
bar j. auf Nisoerieben, t3eure'
5rsunb!'
(Hprtiehllud folat.)
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~ wan spasn. In srirsu sas qinei nnais. eoussLa.-
sranf edcioercr an .. 81. giee6

5rant S6eioercr an .. 80. 0feeo
$500.
Snp,n 6. SooS an @eteru &
Scuttern Side Sni Go; $1,000.
Charles s. gluIt on j. u. Gltoall;
$500.
9ieo. Senrn Moeller an Brighton
German 9anf Co.; $4,000.
gcberts 3e @. gteiubnll on Sbe y.
u. 9cters Stealth Co.; $23l5.
3Iorei;ce Y1rGnrt5p on 3boHins
Gannrp; $500.
slaron ginotpib an peopIes gatt
4 Sauings &c.; $500.
Ibe Bethel gtriean gPetb Cps.
Gmr9 m Die gieabing .. irno =.
Co.; $500.
5reo. arinuneI OH Ila6iion o. u
go. 3; $500.
9e.6ert s. sSiiber an berIelbcr
gauperein; StS75.
Charles R. Durham an Gnterprii,
3. u. Co.. $1,000.
Daniel gD. 5pIer on Soutbern Obic
g. II. z. Co., $500.
9frrberid paps an ataoln 9. u. 30.
l. $3.50.
2uIu Stsinmsi.r on 2atberiut Sm'
iing. $2700.
DiIIiom n. Wlpsrs an gaHt Gtrsei
9. U. Co., $1,000.
Qena S6aDdrb an Southern Dhtr
Sopings gant Co., $4,000.
5ofepbine 3immer On Jpisp9 Bad
bstms. $57o.
@etiIgte Sppotbefen.
glijcbetb &artmnn an Ror5 Ginc
9. inb 9. Co.; $500.
rSas. s. Sarrington- on Sc,itterr
Ohio 9 unb z. Co.; $500.
GEO. @pdtt an gitiireb @lhg. 9Iiin
& Sonn 60; $2750.
Gnira 2eaman an Sut 8. ino %
60; $4,000.
8reb. s. W,oeblmnim oil 2iberal
9. ino g. Co.; $500.
Mamie 80. SentIep on Columbia
9. uno 6. u. Co.; $1,000.
gIniric Shcrer al oicielbe Co.
$3.50.
gsm. 5cspintIe an Star .. a.Sso.
g Co.; $4,000.
.Sorriet G. 9oraer on Ban SnylbIC
.. unb 6. 60; $500.
Sarriet gdrtboloutfsu on Sbdron'
bile g. iulb 6. Co.; $500.
GcrieIbe on nicielbe 60; 5000.
Sanp Is. 8iiietter al gt B
@rontIep; $4,000.
gioIa 5. seclIp an GcIta Cd. Co.;
S2s00.
geiiie g. GIIngmnn on bieieI6t
Co: $500.
glnna 6. geroin OH GLENDALE .. II
g. u. Co.; $4,000.
aatbarina gorsbrf on gSeterr
Sias Y. z. mo 8. Co.; $1,000.
Snccb s. gonrnS on grigbtor
German @arf Co.; $1,000.
geiiie ". COOPER on Glmrpoof
gslace 8. ,ulo 9. 60. $4,000.
sSennie S. @oooar0.an YdIforo y
u. G. &C.; S1700.
Senru 9. Seute ortRrcantile 9
IL. 6. Co.; $500.
gsm. Sirid)ieIS on geopleg gartl
II. Souin9s Co.; $500.
5reb. ariunmeI aul Maonon y. U
go. 2; $1250.
emilp q. Shrunr6 OH 6eraeIber
9aupcrein; S625.
glmebea gepniihood'dn Slne FStrse
3. g. II. 6. Co., $500.
sfreb. 80. 9einede an gininnGtus 8
Ii. 9. Go.. $1,000.
@eorae SO. Brban,on Warp 2uns'
trn. $500.
sSulid 9. Sabr. on 8. 8. Saprs
$500.
ggm. S. Gmitb an Tr,b. q. gor
gsmsipib, $3.50.
@eorae Fr.p an igntsrprtis .. u. 6
q. Co.. $500.
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gao. II, 19 unb 20 bon 2etta 6elb's
unterabtbeiluns in Setiion 26 in Cos
lnmbia sopnfbip. (Steuer SOC, 81.
Widrn 6. 8ance an ssDbn u. Subj
man, 9pt ylo. 80 bon 7. u. Wooo
ilnb ". 9. aennebp's glb5ition In
plsaiant Hiose. (Sieuer $500. 81.
Oerielbe an bieielbe. Die 0itlihen
2 Sub pcn aut yio. 6S in berislben
llntera6theiluns. 81.
Gliaabetb @hamberlin an Marp g.
9anee, Auit CLAIM an bafelbe Gls
gentbum. 81.
sSames 4. GaIeD on Gbpdrb Stes
ttanp, Got No. IL bon Charles Wt.
Stsele's llnterubtbeiluna in BEN iiio'
Ii6en 5beil Der Seition 3. Springfielo
3opnibip. 81.
56e Soutbern Sbio Spas. gans
81. an Surab Deal, Cots yio. 400
unb 421 pcn Gairfar untsrabtbei'
luna 81.
9ieielbe on Sbomas g. Dial, 90.
20. 467 in berieIben llnterabt9sis
lung 81.
epere:t 80. spnalep an So6n z.
Robsris. 80 BEL 40 Tub on Der SiiS'
Ieite BON Robertion 4pe., lao fFub
ipeitli6 BON ainben gtpe. (Stsuer ST.
5o), 81.
WiIliam Sbompion on CHARLES 2.
CRAWFORD, so BEL Ill Tub on Der
Siibieite BON Carolina 2lpe. in gonc
Siu, (Steler $1). 81.
Snman S6Iad,t an abrahim
G9la6t GrunbItiid Ro. 1911 Martin
Ctr. io'pie 9runbitiid Ro. 1910 ..
3. Str, (Sieuer SOC; 81.
5be Serbert 8. pa6oub So. on
@ilIiam s. 9ebenborf f., 40 b,i 81
S5us an Der norb0itIiden Ode bon
WoObburn 2tpe. unb 0auner Qpe.,
(Steuer $7.50). 81.
sSobn R. Sil II. q. an Wldp put'
boff, 25 bel 80 SUB an Der yo,t
Str. spiffen f5reemon 2tps. unO
Sunminsr Ctr, (Steuer $3.50. 81.
p5iIip 9.snner an Carrie g. GGbler,
40 bel 110 nub ar Der g9eiieite bon
WllIrisl Ctr. (Sieuer 81. 81.
pbineas s.. grobdm an .idbel M.
qbilips, % BEL 1922 ssuh on Der
@eitieits BON Gbidaioip Str. $40
Gub fiibIib pon WcUtiIIon Ctr, 81.
2lnud Rsaroon on eames q. Goos
per. 35.11 bel 100 Huf an Der Weft'
ieite ron aIpine pIucs, 81.
Miliom Sirihielb an Garon 81.
uotpib, 20 bel SS 7fub an Der Rorb.
feiie pon Gperstt Str. 66 sfuB 1itIi9
ron 9ornon Str. (Steiier $3.50.
$6025.
@iIbrt 6. 9urllnb on Sennie &.
SurIanb, 40 Bel 1853 fFub on b..
Rorbieits BON pulan 2lbe.. 379. 80
i5us tpeitlid bon 6omiIion 9lre.. 81.
Sbd 20. Wetbper an Glord 9. fars
ref. Got Esp. 122 ron Der 6boe pari
lintsrabtheiIuna. (Sieuer $3), 81.
Wartbd gluiep an Winiam q.
@NVlH, @pA y Hllp -SlNsA OuI GUI o III
80. 9. Wamslep's lluterabtbeiltng in
Glepes. (Sietier $D; $725.
Clifford sy. gorbes on Barbara
gserfuinsti. 80 Bel 126 SUB an Gun
glptuus in DeftipuoS, (Steuer 81: 81.
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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-07
Zion Baby Travels 5000 Miles on
Missionary Tour

One of the most interesting and perhaps
distinguished children in Zion City today,
is Herman Dwayne Carnes, grandson of
Alderman H. c. Peterson This little fell
low has the proud distinction of having
travelled eight thousand miles on a mission
airy tour at the age Of six weeks, and was
known to cry but little during the whole
trip. Most babies at the age of six weeks,
as most Of us know, give full vent to their
lung power, but little Herman must have
known that he was on Gods work and that
in order to make the trip a success and
make it pleasant for the large party in
whose company he travelled, he must be
good, for he behaved himself in manner
that is worthy of being put on record
In September, 1912 Overseer Voliva made
a tour through the West, Northwest and
South, and in order to make this trip sue
cess, he decided to take with him semi
chorus selected from lions White ROBBED
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-07
REQUESTS FLAGS PAINTED
LARGE SIZE

The German admiralty has requested
that American ships have American
flags painted on their sides, large enough
so that they can be recognized at dis
tance by German submarines.
1t is pointed out that while many ships
now have the national colors painted on
their sides, they are painted too small.
This, the first word received from Ger
many since the receipt of the last Amer
lean note, is regarded as an indication
that she at least desires to avoid attack
ing American ships.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-07
ZION HOME

We have begun extensive operations on
the interior of Zion Home, and fully expect
within the next six weeks to have it in as
good and, in some respects, better condition
than when it was first built
We propose to make Zion Home very
attractive and desirable place from every
standpoint. The entire north division, with
the exception of the west side, first floor
(Which will be reserved for the sick who
come to Zion Home for teaching and for
prayer), will be rented to individuals and
families who wish to do light housekeeping.
Both the northwest and the northeast
towers-one consisting of seven rooms and
the other of five rooms-will be put into
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-07
PROCEEDINGS TO RECOVER BACK
TAXES

Some important revelations have re-
Gently come to light in connection with
some large Lake county estates lately
owned by Chicago millionaires, now de-
ceased, and as result, proceedings have
been filed for recovery Of back taxes.
R. w. Sears paid taxes for years on
$4,000 worth of property, but it now
develops he was worth between $15,-
100000 and $2O,OOO,OOO. Much the
same was true of several others. Pro-
ceedings have been brought under law
incorporated in the revenue act, author
izing an appeal to the board of review
in such cases.
Edward Shurtleff in McHenry county
recovered $4,000 back taxes from the
Barber estate, some time ago.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-07
LARGE REAL ESTATE DEALS OF
THE WEEK

One of the largest real estate deals
that has taken place in Lake county for
some time was transacted this week.
The Clement and Hanson farms in Yer
non and Libertyville townships were
transferred from John Griffith to Ed
ward J. Doyle for nominal consider
alton, Doyle executing a loan on same
for 100000.
Other real estate sales Of considerable
importance occurred during the week,
among them being a 1OO-foot lot on
Sheridan road, Waukegan, sold to Earl
R. Uhl for $500; also a 371a-foot lot
on Sheridan place, to Joseph J. Bastis,
for $3.50.
Henry A. Pope bought one-half inter-
est in the Nelson farm in Benton town.
ship for $4,000.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-07

Journey from Los Angeles, the heat is so
oppressive, that it is almost unbearable
Then there is the journey across the desert
with nothing visible in the way of plant
life but few cactus plants and perhaps a
salt bush or two. And through all this
without a whimper or a cry, went little Her
man Carnes, carefully attended by Mrs.
Stella Cakes, who accompanied the party
as his nurse.
Throughout the trip the little fellow at
tended every meeting except the one held
at ST. Louis In this city the private car
was switched on a railroad track some dis
lance from the depot and it was necessary
to keep the child indoors.
Hundreds of people greeted the train
when they arrived in Zion City and apart
from the General Overseer, there was no
more interesting person in the whole party
than the baby, Herman Dwayne Carnes,
who had made journey of eight thousand
miles and had not caused one moment of
anxiety or trouble through the entire trip.
In the cut which accompanies this article,
he is shown in his fourth year, clad in over
alls and wheeling an immense tomato can.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-07

splendid condition as suites, and will be
very suitable for residential purposes.
The second-foor parlor will be put into
better condition and will be made far more
attractive than when the building was first
erected. Sixteen rooms near this parlor
are being put into perfect condition and
will be newly furnished for transient guests.
The lobbies on the first and second floors,
and the rest rooms, in appearance, will be
made far nicer than ever before. The AS
sembly Room, where the Divine Healing
meetings will be held, will in every way be
made suitable for the purpose.
We ask all to help make Zion Home
great success and blessing to multitudes
from the north, east, west and south.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-07
EMPLOYEES OF MACHINE
COMPANIES STRIKE

On July 20, about 600 machinists and
other employees went on strike at the
Becker Milling Machine company, Bos-
ton.
On August 2, about 700 machinists
and others struck at the Garvin Machine
company, New York. On the same day,
machinists at the Potter & Johnson
plant, at Pawtucket, Rhode Island,
threatened to strike. In each case de-
mands for increased pay and shorter
hours were made.
All these companies were busy filling
war orders.