The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-02-18

girlhood purity But while this SER
pent was under Indictment for in
f1icting his venom upon this young
girl, the Bnai Birth reelected him
as chief of their society. "Take thou
away from me the noise of thy song,
for | will not hear the melody of
thy VOLS"
Then follows your text, which
admire also: "But let judgment run
down as waters, and righteousness as
a mighty stream" If this great
prophet which you speak of coming
to Decatur to cry to the Baptist
Priest of Bethel really was present
today, he would again cry aloud
condemning Israel for the part you
are playing in an attempt to thwart
justice and divert judgment and per-
vert Righteousness. Read him again,
Amos 6-12: eye have turned judg-
ment into gall" Your letter ad-
dressed to me in the manner in which
it reaches me brings to mind an in
cident said to have occurred in the
West several years ago. A bank
president had blown in the deposit
tors money on No 2 wheat. They
captured him and were proceeding to-
hang him to a limb. He pleaded
for a hearing and said: Don't let
me die such an ignominous death
for the sake Of my family. Just cut
me up and each Of you take whatever
piece you want" At this juncture.
one old chap in the rear exclaimed:
you fellows take whatever part you
want, but give me that mans gall"
[ like your gall all right. You state
that: "The Georgians were rebels in
1861-65 while OWE" were marching
through Georgia." A rebel is one
who makes war against constituted
authority Is not this precisely what
the Jews are doing? Frank was
given as fair a trial as any man has
ever had and sentenced to hang
upon three different occasions, Had
he been a gentle he would have
paid the penalty long since, because
the Gentiles don't believe in'warring
against authorities of the law. The
Jews have rolled up their thousands
in an endeavor to pervert judgment
with their gold and gall. Franks
counsel was the first to interject the
race question and there was
method in their madness, just as
there is in your attempt to spring
the question of marching through
Georgia" Probably you know thai
this ''march through Georgia. is one
of the most tragic events in our an
nails. The land literally swarmed
with your cut-throats, firebugs, male
factors and thieves, who perpetrated
the most heni0us and brutal crimes
ever committed. It was most dia-
bOlical episode and fraught with
deeds Of disgrace and ignOminy. But
why did you inject and viVify this
dastardly march? Was it not in the
hope that when Frank is placed on
trial in Washington, after the Jews
have perverted judgement with gold
and gall, and succeeded in securing
his release from the laws of Georgia,
that this animosity might be revived
SO that Frank may obtain release
purely upon the adherence of the
action taken by the Georgia authori-
ties? Don't you know that the sur,
vivors of the cruel days mentioned
are now residing side by side, assid-
uously cultivating the arts of peace
and happiness-espec in the i'm
perial commonwealth of Georgia
the most delectable spot for habita-
ton under the canopy of Heaven.
DO you know the war is ended? The
olive branch has long been aloft and
peace "tinkles on the shepherds
bells and is sung among the reapers."
Did you say "WE," when OWE
marched through Georgian Doubt
less you recall that Mr.. Burns was