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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-07-17
FoNTENoT AT
KINDER IN MEMORY OF JOSEPH
LASSALLE

Representative L. A. Fonte-
not, Hons. G. P. Dunbar, j. G.
LaWler, of Opelousas, and
Hon. Lee Emmett Thomas, of
Shreveport, were the orators
of the day at the 4th of July
celebration held at Kinder,
Allen parish, last Saturday.
Rumor has it that Fontenot
worked the crowd to a high
pitch of enthusiasm by his
latest masterpiece, "It's high
time to lift the burden from
off the shoulders of the farm
err Austin claims that q tax
should always be on wealth
and he asserts that a horse,
goat, lot or plantation is no
more wealth than a bond or
mortgage note or cash in hand.
Under our present system tax
es have to be paid on the
horse, goat, lot or plantation
ut not on the note bond Or
money. Austin illustrates the
fault in the present system BY
showing how two brothers
each came into possession of
100000 used their wealth.
One bought a plantation,
worked himself and gave work
to others on it. The other put
his money at interest, gave no
work and did not work him
self. The home owner pays
but his brother does not. The
system penalties the one who
maintains the state by produc-
ing something of value while it
seemingly rewards him who
consumes but does not produce
BY giving him gratis officials to
enforce his legal rights with
out his having to pay his pro-
portion of the expenses of
maintaining those officials.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-07-17
A GOOD TYPE

The countr. parishes are
presenting some good nate
rial for the constitutional con-
vention while the city discusses
it's delegation.
One of the Louisiana assem-
bly, men who has been consis-
tent in his advocacy Of good
measures for several terms is
Representative Austin Fonte-
not, Of st. Landry. While Mr..
Fontenot has opposition we
have no idea that the farmers
of st. Landry are going to per-
nit political considerations TO
keep him out Of the conven-
ton.
Mr.. Fontenot' legislative
record presents a clean front
on sound moral measures and
he has stood unwaveringly on
the right side of political and
economic questions. He has
not been merely a fgureheada
for others but has been among
the leaders in most of the good
movements the present gem
eral assembly has to its credit.
He has the intelligent grip
on public affairs that charac-
terizes the sturdier type of
young parish lawyer, the cour-
age to voice right views wheth-
er popular or not with special
interests, and he presents ca-
pacities in debate and parli-
amentary practice that rank
him among the best men in
the house. The Item has oc-
casionally disagreed with him,
as with Fred Claiborne and
others Of the younger men Of
the same general set in the
legislature. But these mer
represent a healthy influence
in our politics and should be
encouraged by the support of
all citizens who look to their
representatives for public SER
vice instead Of silent and in
.rt drifting with the tide, or
mere dull subservience to the
direction Of bosses and near
bosses in the city and parish.
st. Landry should give Fon-
senot 50 good a majority that
Influences like that exerted in
,he past BY the Sugar Trust
nay understand that the peo-
,le themselves understand
heir own interests, and stand
,e hind public men who assert
he common cause.-N. o..
tenn.
The state department Of I
'ducation has issued over 1000 !
to graduates of high I
chools this year-an increase s
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-07-17
CALOMEL DYNAMITEs Il
SLUGGISH LIVER
Crashes into sour bile, making you
sick and you lose q days work

Calomel saIivates. It's mercury.
GalomeI acts like dynamite on d
sluggish liver. When calomel
comes into contact with sour bile
it crashes into 1T causing cramping
and nausea.
II you feel bilious, headachy, con-
stipated and ali knocked out, Just
go to your druggist and get a so
cent bottle Of Dodson's Liver Tone.
which is harmless vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous eaIomel. Take
a spoonful and If it doesn't start
your liver and straighten you 40
better and quicker than nasty cal
omei and without making you sick,
you just 60 back and get your
money.
Fl you take ealome1 today you
will be sick and nauseated tomor-
row: besides it may salivate YOU.
while If you take Dodson's Liver
Tone you will wake up feeling
great. full OF ambition and ready
for work or play. It's harmless.
pleasant and safe to give to
children; they ike it.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-07-17
"The Deserted Home

The Deserted Home
One less at home!
The charmed circle broken
a dear face
Missed day by day from it,
accustomed place,
But cleansed and saved ano
perfected by grace!
One more in heaven!
One less at home!
One voice of welcome hushed,
and evermore
One word Of farewell spoken,
on the shore
Where parting comes not, one
soul landed more
One more in heaven!
CHe less at h0mei
Chill as the earth-born mist
the thought would rise
And wrap our footsteps round
and dim our eyes,
But the bright sunbeam dart
eth from the skies
One more in heaven!
One more at home!
This is not home, where
cramped in earthly mold
Our sight of Christ is dim, our
love is cold,
But there, where face to face
we shall behold,
Is home and heaven!
One less on earth!
Its pains, its sorrows and its
tolls to share,
One less the pilgrims daily.
cross to bear,
One more the crown of ram
somed souls to wear
At home in heaven!
One more in heaveni
thought to brighten
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-07-17
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS
OF JOSEPH LAssALLE
No. 6746, Probate Docket, 10th Jul
dicial District Court, st. Lam
dry Parish. la.

Whereas. Therese Goldman. Of
st. Landry Parish. La, has applied
by her petition to be appointed adj
ministratrix ofthe above numbered
and entitled estate.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given to all parties interested to-
show cause. if any they a or
have, within ten days from the first
publication hereof why the prayer
of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
BY order of said Court.
HENRI YLASTRApES, JR.,
July 10 1t Clerk OF Court.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-07-17
THE LATE" SABINE
Ian CASE
Editor Clarion

N
Now that the Hon. Fred. j,
Grace, Registrar Of the State
Land office, has, by his answers
refuted every charge made by
the Times-Picayune, and am
pie time has elapsed to enable
that worthy paper to take IS
sue, if it see fit; not having
done 50, it Is apparent that she
does not desire further parley.
What recourse has the Hon.
Registrar To offset the evil and
resore him to his dignity?
I am like Mr.. Grace, not a
lawyer, but ] venture the opin-
ion, that the courts would af-
ford the only remedy to right
the groundless charges made
by direct insinuations, which
have poisoned the minds of
many.
An editorial published in the
Times-Picayune on July 18th,
states that Mr.. Grace was not
their target-Ohl No! there
is no doubt as to the sincerity
of that assertion, but let's look
back a little-Read every
question propounded; does not
there Turk malicious insinua-
tons, is not the true intent of
their artful scheming appar-
ent Does the phraseology per-
nit doubt as to their damna-
HE purpose?
The Times-Picayune for
many days published in its
most conspicuous columns,
articles that all but charge
Mr.. Grace with criminal con-
duct; malicious cartoons were
exhibited to further pre-. udice
and these alone in my rumble
afford grounds for
proceedings.
Now, after having treated
him unfairly-unjustly. why
is not the antidote applied?
Why were his answers to the
probe commission the inquisi-
torial body who chose To act
as q mouthpiece of this news
paper, not published as prom
inently? Why no comment.
Why not an apology?
Mr.. Grace will soon again
be before the people for re-
will not the mischief
caused by this newspaper
prove injurious?
Let the Times-Picayune
make q clean breast of the
matter, acknowledge
he Inconsistency of their
barge and admit that they
&c at fault. Let this appear :
Il page one and not next to !
leir classified columns. which 6
&c seldom seen and less often {
sferred to. !
A READER. n
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-07-17

Lareade & Litton take pleasure
in announcing to their friends and
the public that on and after June
Isl, 1915. they will be located in
the New Wnisberg building on
Landry Street where they will be
glad to continue serving their
friends and the public in any
thing pertaining to fire insurance.
6-5 tt
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-07-17
Should Abolihs the Fee System

The Assumption Pioneer:
Among the many reforms that
will be taken up by the consti-
tutional convention it is rumor-
ed, if one is called BY the peo-
pie, will be the placing Of sher-
ifs, assessors and clerks of
courts under a salary basis.
The assessors may be dispens-
ed with altogether BY a state
tax and assessment board.
Whether New Orleans with
her seven assessors will be ex-
cepted, as is done in many
cases, has net been learned.
Among the Offices which will
be created besides the state
tax and assessment board, will
be two additional seats on the
the supreme court bench of the
state.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-07-17
Fighting the Tick

How the people of many
parishes, many Of which are
generally numbered amongthe
less progressive, are taking up
the work Of tick eradication
their own initiative, with
out outside help or police ap-
preparations to assist them, is
told elsewhere in the States
Times Friday.
The spirit Of these people
might well put to shame those
Of East Baton Rouge parish
who have chosen for some rea-
son, not quite clear, to oppose
cattle dipping.
There have been no private
subscriptions to build vats
here; none Of those who OPP
pose dipping regulations have
been asked to volunteer sew
eral days free labor to help
build a vat, as has been done
in other parishes; and there
have been no fees charged for
dipping.-Baton Rouge State
Times.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-07-17
sHERIFFss SALE
PORT BARRE STATE BANK
VS..
CLARK DE LOACH EFT AL

No. 20,338, 10th Judicial District
Court. Parish of st. Landr. La.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-03

rung Der MsIiib @Osnus (SbiaitO
Strube) gu psrbinOeru.
Die 5ioeIitp &c Depoiit 60. Dor.
Wldrplaub bat cine @ebiibrenforberuns
iiber $500 sessn RuooIpb Dodge elm
setIast. Der einsetlaste 8stras re-
PrGisntirt bic orsijdbrise prGmis auf
sinen giirsidaftsbono iiber 100000.
Sobn Serrlein erIanste. ein urtbeiI
ii6sr 5000 seseu bic Sbio Gleetrit
Rp. 60. Die Wlirpbp Motor Wason
80. Elm iol6es iiber $110 sessn Sames
$. linn. 8m. u. Soptins, S6aB=
msifter, ein IoIdss iiber $654.01 sesen
StanIep StrubIs II. a., iOtpis Elm fol-
6es iibtr $244.90 segsn Sta 3. Ros
ient6dl. Die SuOots9eitb 2Rmber
So. Elm ioIdes iber $105 gssen Wdl'
ter Wiebe.
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Saie'Saa.

Inter ben neusn SpieIeru, pelbe
pdnptIins Ser5pg i6on jsBt filr be
nddite Saiipn eeiidert bat. bsfinset
ii6 Der re6tsbdnoise Sdleuoerer
sSfip" DoIpb, Der IN Der lsbtsn Sai
fou in bem Wontredl au6 (Srterrus
fional 2iga) fpielte uno in 81 e iss,
len 1G Siege errana. Nebit iein'n b.rr
pprraeenbeu Geiituuger beim 9ifiit
leiI'ete er abtpehTelne pert6pollen
Oienit als gnienbiit.r uub SduGr=
msr unb iteIIte isinsn Wunn i'm Nm
arifi nit bem Bot nit sinem QroseEt'
FAB bon ua5e3u 300 puntten in 5refs
fern. Dopb Sganu feline adrrlers uIs
Balfpieler Dor 8 Sabreu in un.erees
cronsten 9iaas.
SH Der Wtitttpo6 &orfsren' stpis
ideu Serrn Senhrids, RecrGi nian!
bes Tenper &Irbs, urb BrTiib nj
6srrmann. bssiioli+ bee @er'orfs aes
DsHpsr lintsbGnbiasn Sfleube err
Mitheq an ben Giucinrdfier alu5
purbs Der snpeiiItios 2ltf6"b ses
5anbeIs auf stpei Wpden be- -Itrhtn,
ipann Serr Mooile, Der Giasnts sii~sr
bss Denper SIubs. bier etn'r'ffsn
tpirh. Wis perlautet, lpirb Der GaTf
preis aus elmer Gsloiurme urb uea
b.rtraeuna zines Sbpdrmers. Nsrsn
bic nReos" trei iibsr5dbiles baben, Be-.
iteben.
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dabrm 81 Der gerbaftnns bon
Weorae Sdpenbsf aus 5pleSp.

Inter Der anfiaae cen geriildJ ge.
ilindJt 5n baben, pon Der llniiD ganf.
Iiig Il .Snping 60. 8eIb inter i.il.
id)en 8cripiegelungcn 3u erIanscn,
ipuroe geitern 9tahmittas Der %
sSa9re aite George Sd,oenbed aus
lole6o, Der ieincr singabe nah bicr
I'M Sa,lic go. 2509 Clifton 4penue
iucbnt, 1T Sait gcnonrnen.
Seine @erbaftling eriolgte aui
SeranIaiiung Ses aaiiirers Der ganf
StdnIep B,tmnrilI, Sciien 9lngnben
Sitfolge Sf,cerbef am Whtt,pod, bon
tincm rcguIdrcn aiin6en Der gans
cingefiibrt miirbe uiio erfIdrte, Oaf er
at Ter Wc@ailIm Strube elm yllun.
lcrgciddft sl etatliren beabiihri9c.
Or binterlegie gleidseiiig einen
ebcd iibcr $1,000 aifi Die 3ipciie Gn.
rionaIbaHt in 9oIeoo. g., i,rb erbielt
onnit infc4ge Der Sbatiafe, oab Der
bctreffcnoe a1uIoe, Der ibn porgeiteIt
bdttc, bns polIite gertrnuen Der pant
scncB, niif ieiieit @iutid, iofort 500
aiii ben beponirten 1bed bin. @eitern
itcIltc iidb Sdpenbed NIT einem mel.
terri etef iiber S2b00 ollf bic
sjipeite RaticnaIbanf bon Golcoo elm
uno pcrlangte porIduiig $3.50, oa sr
in aaer Gle einen .SanoeI iiir eli.
aitontobil ab3uifiieBeu beabffti1e.
4niiircr gllnHnia noIlte Die per.
langte Sitnlme ieoo6 natiirIih nid,f
10 obHe iusitcres bcrdnsriiden uao
ipies Sd;oenbed on, in einisen stint,
ben nieSer3iifounen, 6a man na9
goIeoo telcgrapbiren molle. alus SC.
lcbo traf aud icbr balo. iuie yun.
nill ertldrt bic Iuttport elm, oes 81,
llalts. bnb Sdoenbed bel Der oorti.
gen 9fpeiten Wutionalbanf abiollt
uid,t bcfarrut iei. Taraufhin ipliroc
SHolibed, Der fuie piinlini1 rpuBfe.
in eiiiGu @eitmtrant IN Der gsahbnr,
.Gnft feline MittagsmnbI,eit einnabnl,
fcrt prompt bon eineM pinferton
Teteftin ,flD oen golpiiien S4roc.
Der perbaftet unn flad) oer 9ofi,ei.
itation 6es adfn Gtitrifts eebrad,t.
Or bebairptet. Sab Die betrefienben
GBcd5 pontomnien in Dronnng ieieH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-03
ReioIute Hrau.
,sran ;sIora giidOip lsst i'd brei
1ase aui bic 9auer am eineu
Giubred)er 80 er,pii4sn.

Timer Der anflage bes Ginbr,td,5.
oietitabls rpurSe geitcn @aIter SSeI.
mid. pcu 0o. 1121 3elta slpc,llie,
aiidter sSor porceiiitrt. Der Die Ter
lianolung beS Gals porldufig Der.
ifIct nlo SeItpid gegen giirgidait in
csYrcibeit iette. Die anfIdgerin segen
S5eIIuif. 1T Srau SIora @iidjplp, ppn
gio. 1925 Delta sIpeniie, Die bebatip.
let. SdB Tie ON Whttsrc6 9iatmittag,
ildhSem lie brei 5age aui Der Sai.er
gaegen, Segpid babel eapiitt babe,
.uie er In itre @obnulg einecbrct,ei,
lei. gle ,tpano Seltpid, naf)Sem iie
5Ipei Sdriiiie iiber icincn acpf Mcgee.
icuert bate. oayl Die goIi5ci tele.
pbotriid oili;uriifen uno elm Doli5ci.
aiitomobil berbei8ueitireu, in ipeIdem
er nab oeIn asoI3eibaiiptqlinrtier GO.
brnd,t ,piiroe.
Bie nie srni ferner tebailptcf,
pcrInibie iie felt eraiirrer 3cit Sndel
aus il,rpr @otmmg iino bntte Der.
oadt aui SeIipid. I'm MN gang
i:dJer Sii eebeH. iprengte lie in Der
asad,barid,aft bas c,eriidt ans, baB
tic mad Meii gdoen reiien ,pclIe nnS
lab icit 6rei Iageu in bem felt per.
iGloIienen Safe. ium oeu Ginbrehsr
s,l erIpiid)en.
Selipid betbeiiert feline llnidnIb
.nio uerfid)ert, bab er iih 3ugand s,l
benz giidolp'if,en Same perit)1ift
babe, ipeiI er in oenlielben Gin G,e-
fiiiih borte uno in Der amIabne, SaL,
5rmi giidom perreiit iei, GinbredJer
w oem &nnfe pcrinutbstc, bic or nbiai-
fen ipollte. nls er iih bann pIoslib
syruu 9iid,o,p geaemiberiah. Die ioicrt
sSeiier yaif ibn eroffncfe. Tie poliei
bcbo,iptct, in SeIpid's @pbnilns per.
idicoenc Saden geiimoen 5u babcn.
Die Srau @iidcip ais ibr GioeHtbumI
ioeHt1iisirte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-03
Ams benz Wtxmi3ipaIse eridbt

Der isdrbise Sibnsp Sanoustb,
Der an sunntas babel ubesfabt fpcrs
ben mar, ME sr an bsr Rem Strabe
unb 9ruaOtpap Spirituoien pertauf.
ts, puroe seitsrn Don Ri9ter Gor nm
$500 unb bic Soften beitrufi.
gu elmer @slbitrafe bon $25 unb
9piten DurOe Der SInpelier Scbn
@ruubuccia bonn Traction Gsbduoe
oerurtbeilt, neil er porgeitsrn in ieis
mem automobil bi. Wtabiicn Roab
mil elmer 9eI6pinbteteit Don 40
MsiIen bic stunbe entlans geIauit
mar.
- 9luf fe9Sis Sase tpurbs ssit.rn
@sorse goruel BON geo. 1130 0eIt
court Strabe bon Riater Bel nah
benz arbeitsbaus seiaret, neil er
ni6t fir iein ainb seIorst bate.
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Sd,pn wieoer seind)t.

Ter 9}anmternc6mer Rc6ert 4.
S:ranp, Der Dor einiaer 3eit babur,t
hon iid1 reoen undte, neil or pIpu.
LID in gfcp Orleans arigeillnban
ipllr6c, nad,bem er bier iui Ohio Bet
elmer @cutiobrt ertrimfer fem iuiltc
inb ieine @attiu bcreIts oeridieoeuc
0eriiderirngapoIirer foqcttirt hate,
piro ieet lpieber etrmaI pom ben DC.
horben geiudt. Charles 2 0rugpnil,
Der hieiioe gIpcnt Der SItuots Surctp
Co., bat nGmIit eineu SoftbefebI ge.
gen Strone i'm Watni3ipoIgeriht or.
nirft, neil Strane ongebIih inter
iaIIden 9orgeben cine @iirgidnft i'm
getrage pon $s675 p0u Der @cieQ-
idjaft erturfte. Inn ocit llnbnn bes
rcuen 1oo6e SenrpelS on Der pIiim
Strnbe ail sarautirerl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-03

ber 1896 ano bi. 5rau iaste aug, baB
ie ben Usrtlasten pGbrsno ibrss gam
sen G5sIebens srnabren mubte uro
bafiir nidt uur uuoant, ioHoern aud
fsbr oft priigel erntete.
o ftri6eu. gbeiheibunggs
EIugeH.
SIN gintlans nit ieiner Dor eiuis
ger 3sit rIaHenen auorbnuns, bab
@fitsibunss,lagen. bic iton mebrsrs
Sabre lang auf bem aaIsnSsr its5en
uno nod Hi6t sur 8erbanoIuns ses
braht tpOrben iinb, an l. DECEMBER
pom aalenoer seitrihsn peroen iplIsH,
bat Ri9tsr 6. %. 5offmau seitern
bic abtpeiiuns Der nahitebeNosn &lde
gen perfiisi: gIOd ssssn glod; @o=
Iinstp sseeu @OIiustp; WispsG ses
gen WispsII; gui4 aessn BuIa; 9a=
pis sssen OaDis; Rpbbins segeR Ro6s
bins; ReirIoms segtH Repfoms;
9ausbH sss.n @augbn; Wooaep gsgeH
Woollep; SuaiOan segen SuliOau;
SsIm segen SsIm; .Simebausb gegen
5imebausb; 2iabtner segsH aigbtnsr;
Ridier s.sen Ridtsr; 9Guts sesen
Saude; WilImaH sessu Diaman; Ros
I.boom osssu Roieboom; 5omp,iufon
sessn 5omptinion; 1yarrsu se'en 5ars
ref; fsu6s ses.n Guas; GabIs ssseu
aabls; gisr!sin sesen gierIsin; Wtals
tib s.s.n WaItis; SelmanH segeI
S.lmann; Ruft segen Ruit; aaiier
sssen aaiier; Rihols ssgen HitoIs;
Icgl.Iano stseu MeGlellano; S4eis
ueiobn s.asn Sdeineiobn; Wpers gss
gen WlHrs; Rosmsr segen Raemsr;
Rair sesen Wtdir; 2anosbers sesen
2anbshrs; 56il sessn 5bia; Rinte
g.s.n Rinl.; Seubdh gesen Seuba6.
gaualab Sa4su.
Wollie SolSman lit Seitamsntspols
itrederin pon Geo. y. SplSman; Yera
iona!ien $110o.
Wiltun Saplsr III 5eitamentspons
itredsr pon anna Wunber; perionas
lien $500.
9eorse 9. Rsmers iit Rddlabpers
matter bon Marp Remers; @runbeis
s.ntbum S2500.
Wlumi. 2lienbereer III Rablabper:
paIisrin Don Serman Molteriug; Der:
ionalien $50.
g6riitine Stessmam lit Seita.
mentspolItr,derin Don 4nua godIer;
NriondIi.n $500.
Dopib 0upis lit 1a6lobperpaIter
bon Spispb Nerpmau; YsriouaIien
$500.
Der p.rf1nIibs Ndhlab Der @irgiz
mia 8. 9aileD betrGst $32, ,750.59;
bsrienis. Der Wtdrearet SiIiineer
$500; b.risrise Der Rpie u. Graham
1896. 90; S.rieuise bes Wm. Z. Sad
ION $6081.S5.
9erfhiebenes.
Die aebisb 8uIIep Sboe Gp. bat
cine igorbsruns iiber $s04.71 gsssn bic
!gott,r Sboe 90. eineereiti.
Ter DeutThe glngsnein groteIidns
tiI9e WaifenDerein bat cine Ginbalts
iIags sesen bic Stdpt Cincinnati eins
gsreid5t, I'M bic Gintreibuns iieben
Ipeiirer aliiebmsuts fit Si. @erbeHs. |
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starb uatiirIid,en Suses.

Coroner Or, Soertmepcr bat ieit.
geitellt, oob Beter Rfeiiier, Der ont
@fittpodl in Der SSrrenanitalt in
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-02-18
PROTEST AGAINST
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.

The announcement that the Bald.
win-Melville Stock Company would
put Oh "Uncle Toms Cabin" in At.
lanta, Ca, next week has caused
such protest from the United
Daughters of the Coufederacy that
Manager Baldwin has practically de-
cided not TO produce the play. The
Daughters held an Indignation meet
ing as soon as it was announced
"Uncle Tom" would be produced and
Mrs. William Mccarthy, regent OF
the Atlanta Chapter, headeda delega-
ton which visited Mr.. Baldwin.
The Daughters told the manager
it would he an outrage to produce
"Uncle Tom" in Atlanta OF any
where in the South and threatened
to boycott the house. unless Baldwin
agreed to respect Southern senti-
ment. The manager gave no. speci-
fc promise, but stated the play pro-
badly would not be produced.
This shade of ante bellum times
seldom appears in our day. The
northern section of the country,
where. the libel upon the southern
people originated three score years
ago, has long since tired Of it, but
after long intervals it reappears III
the sunny south. Negroes themselves
are rot attracted TO amusement halls
when. they find it displayed upon
the bill boards. and it would seem
should the southern people cease to
pay attention to it the myth would
remain in Tartarus. Those who In
woke it realize they make themselves
odious to certain people. and when
the latter protest the book is given
an advertisement it never deserved.
For half "a century publishers have
Ignored "Uncle Toms Cabin, be-
cause 3hey saw no way of being re-
numeratcd for their outlay and it
is now virtually out of print. The
freeing of negroes cast all books up
ON slavery into total eclipse. The
improbable descriptions of slave HE
in the United States as given 10y
Harriet Beecher Stowe We're smiled
at even by abolitionists who were
cotemporaneous with John Brown