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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-05-24
THOMSON, GA, MAY "A, 1917.
Convent inspections why Not?

COAaVSARa gvny NOV!
by vote of So to -, the House of Repre-
sentatives of Tallahassee, Florida, has
passed the Inspection bill
The notorious Bishop Curley, of St. Angus
tine protested of course, but his protest. If
logically applied, would prevent the State
from inspecting factories, Sanltarlums, hos
pitfalls, convict camps, schools, poor-houses,
orphanages, and Reformatories
Sunlight doesn't harm anything, if it is
natural and healthy.
Inspection is invited by those institutions
whose work is creditable to the managers
No modern civilized State should tolerate
the hell holes that were first known during
the Dark Ages.
The Goth Century has no use for human
bats and owls.
Christianity does not require that young
women should surrender their freedom for
life to unmarried young men, who monopolize
the control of the keys.
If religion finds it so very necessary to i'm
prison buxom young ladies, the keepers of
the prison should be elderly patriarchs in
Israel.
Young bachelors may be ever so orthodox,
but we practical men are aware of the fact
that the calnal flesh, at certain times, hath no
conscience.
The Roman church required it's American
Subjects a few years ago, to sign solemn
affidavit against Modernism.
That is to say, the American priests swore
to keep their alleged minds on level with
the Dark Ages.
The cath was unnecessary The average
priest cannot get it into his head that the
world moves
The average priest would again torture
Calico for the heretical assertion that it
does move
The priest doesn't move: he's the same old
black bat that his prototypes were in the
Dark Ages.
In his cornazities, he is modern enough;
but in his mental5ties, he's an owl that can't
see a wink in the daylight.
But shall we allow him to plant, in the
midst Of our modern States, his Dark~Age
bat-holes, and bar ont from those unnatural
dens the rays of the sun?
Shall we not be manly enough to 90 to
those helpless, imprisoned women and ask
them whether their captivity is voluntary?
If those poor victims Of priestly vile, and
guile, and lust are willingly so, they are the
ones to sag it,
The State ought to be ashamed to let the
abuse perpetuate itself with no better excuse
than the unsupported r0yW Of the unmarried
6ruteS, WHOSE CARNALITIES demand the con-
Ventu0L SUBSTITUTES FOR WIVES.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-05-24

P0pery Cam Wear Amy Disguise
When Necessary 10 Her Designs.
4 VIRTUOUS citizen of Birmingham, Ala
bama, sends me a long article proclaiming
the patriotic aims and intents of newly
formed partnership between some oi-and-
water brethren Of that town
This new y patched-up association gives it.
self the highly satisfactory name of The
Jeffersonian Democratic League" Just as the
Papal slave-pens in which Protestant girls
are imprisoned, held to hard labor. and
treated like dogs, are called Good Shepherd
Houses.
The President of The Jeffersonian Demo-
cratic League sends me a copy of the oppressed
purposes" of his League, and he requests me
to publish his lengthy advertisement
Having perused the oppressed intentions Of
his League, [ decline to advertise it. until it
defines its position on the following subjects,
which are not to be found in its 4 page proc
lamation, and which no doubt inadvertently
escaped the attention of these Birmingham
JeffersOnlans.
(l) They do not state that they are OPP
posed to any governmental abridgement of
free speech and free press;
(2.) They do not state that they are OPP
posed to the appropriation of public money
to sectarlan Institutions
(3.) They do not state that they are op-
posed to any and all attempts to effect the
union of Church and State;
AZ They do not state that they are in
favor of our Public Schools;
(5.) They re-proclaim the Infamous
"Sturkey Resolution" which the monks Of
st. Leo, Pasco County, Florida, put over on
the Bryan Democratic Committee-a Resolu-
ton which disfranchised all religion-in-p oli-
tics, except the P0pes;
(6.) They denounce all religious intoler-
ance, except the Papal sort, which led the
Knights of Columbus to murder an Apostle
of free speech In Marshall Texas, and chase
Thos. e. Leyden out of Haverhill, Massachu-
sets;
~ They demand a Constitutional Con-
vention, in order that Alabama may have va
complete and adequate Constitution" with
out specifying the changes they propose to
make in the Constitution now in force;
(8.) They propose ITO wrest the govern
mental powers from the hands of demagogues
and fanatics" without naming the demo
gogues and the fanatics;
The fact that Ex-Gov. Emmett O'Neal is
quoted as one Of the sponsors of this new
organization, does not relieve it of suspicion.
O'Neal is the man whose pen was sent to
the Italian pope as a souvenir, by the Cath
olics, after he had officially approved the
vicious law which sets apart one day of each
year for a grand Papal glorifcation in Ala
bama.
No other church demands exclusive hol-
days, for the satisfaction of foreign poten-
tate, and it is shame that the slumbering
Protestants allowed the Roman footlzissers to
slip up on them with their columbus Day"
let all patriots 6eacare!
Fly shy Of dec0y ducks!
Real Jeffersonian democracy doesn't need
pow Leagues. with fOOtkissers in secret con-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-05-24
THE eJEFFERSONHAN
Thursday, May "A, 1917.

man church, whose popes had become "de-
6aucheeS, prisoners, and atheists"
Could you persuade any American foot
kisser to admit that any pope had ever been
a debauchee, poisoner, or an atheist?
Heavens, no! To American footwipes, all
popes look alike, and they are all divine, Sc
raphic, infalible.
Even the female pope, whose baby came SO
inopportunely during the papal street parade,
was angelic, ethereal, mfallible
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-15

wife unconscious. It IS believed that
she arose 20 investigate and was over
come, A leak was found in one Of the
jets Of the gas stove. A physician was
called and after a time she was re-
yived Her condition fig considered
serious bus So Is believed that she VIII
recover.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-15
FORMER BUSINESS
MAN HERE CALLED
lterman g.. ~ieghartner suecnmbs II
Illness Overcoming Him While
on Way From Canada.
P1EUH0Nn IS FATAL MAL4Dr
had Conducted Grocery in Partner
ship Hith Pred Boefje wife
and Children IRE North.

Herman T. 5leghartner former
Rock Island grocer Qled as O'Clock
yesterday afternoon at ST. Anthony's
hospital lie had been ill since the
first 4f the year Hite pneumonia Mr..
SeFlarluer who made his home IN
aIeueVis. Alberta. Canada. came here
the lass % December to visit with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. SieRdart-
ue- 1922 Fifth avenue on the trip
De contracted a severe cold. which
isrer developed into pneumonia.
He was born Tn Rock Island Nav %.
1876 and bad spenE practically all Of
rts HE iu rais city. He attended the
local public and German Lutheran
parlchiaI schools AS a boy he took
employment with =. r. Bean local
grocer. Tia 1903 he embarked in the
4gre-erv business with Fred Boetfe as
2 partner under the firm name Of
@ieelar-uer 4 B0e-5e at Tenth street
au8 Third avenue. He continued in
business there unti 1911 when he
disposed or the store and went to Can
ada where a= had been engaged In
forming since.
ffa was united ln marriage to Miss
Nellie Is Parker Sept no. 1909 He
va- member OF the German Luth-
cram church. oE this city. Nr Sieg-
haruar wea widely and favorably
known fn this city and leaves 81 host
af friends aU 0f whom viii mourn
his uuuuelv passing
Ha is survived by his wife and three
children Josephine e. Theresa and
Leonard iu Canada, Cia parents, MIR.
and airs. i. j. 5segdartuer. Of this
.tr. and four sisters. Mrs George J.
EaI5 a' thls city, Mrs. A. y. ZsetZ.
Davenport. and Misses Emma and Ida
ur Hie city
Funeral engagements have been de-
ferre6 pending arrival of the family.
Miss Margaret Hurrin.
THE death of Miss Margaret 3Iurrln
occurred AZ 8 o'clock l8Ht night at the
home of her sister. Mrs Henry
-ebaeve. fai4 Tenth avenue She had
been a5ilnE for three and one-haif
wears with complications and had been
nedrsst "a months Miss Murriu was
born 1 Rock Island March l. 1858.
SIZE uas graduate Of the public
schools she was an active mem her
af SSH ErseUh's Catholic church and 90
-la Altar society Of that church and
also OF MaEfower camp, Royal Neigh
naTz rf America She leaves two
brothers. William Murr5u. Great Falls.
Mont. ana J0nu T. Murrfu Of this city.
sister Mrs Henry sChsevs, a
nephew william f Sehuase, and q
niece. Irene II ScErsse. all of this
Funeral services villa he held SAT-
.rHa. morning al g o'clock at' ST. JOS
apH-s church.. Dean j. u Quinn ufHclat-
r Burial viii be Iu Calvary rems-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-15

avert entrance into this. the
worlds greatest debauchery in
bIood-letting
We demand that the govern
ment of the United states imme-
diately warn all American citizens
# they enter the war zone. Trey
do 50 at their own risk
We demand that the govern
ment Immediately take steps 20
establish an embargo upon the
shipment or munitions and food
atuffs 10 the warning nations thus
bringing the most effective pres
sure 70 bear upon the mad Carnt-
val Of death and destruction. 10
the end that the war may collapse
from its very inability TO obtain
materials to further carry II on
Down with war; Down with the
insane social system that breeds
war; Long live peace Long
1--we the International solidarity OF
the workers Of ali nations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-15
ISSUE MANIFESTO
T0KEEP OUT WAR
Public Protest EmaHates From COM
mi9tee on Behalf Of Socialists
0f Rock Island County.
REQTEsT Al EMBARGO on F0oD
Ask That Shipments 81 Munitions. Toe
TO Europe Re stopped, as Means
of Bringing Peace,

A manifesto protesting against way
was issued bv special committee TO-
dav On bahaff 81 the socialist party Of
Rock Island county.
The committee. appointed at a meet
Ing held e Moline Monday night ~ as
authorized to prepare a public an
nouucement stating the opinion Of the
party FRA this county. The manifesto
is a preparatory move towards mon
ster mas meeting and demonstration
against war 10 he held In Moline next
Wednesdav Ts1e procession will
march on the principal streets Of Mo
line and viii thence go TO the Turner
ha1L where there VIII be program o.
Appended is the manifesto issued
Bv executive decree the presi-
dent Dc our country has broken on
Diplomatic relations with the Ger
man empire and placed the people
af The United States in imminent
danger 0f being actively drawn in
"a tle mad war Of Europe. Thus
ends the policy of neutrality pro
claimed by Lhe United States lu
August. 1914
The socialist party Of R0cE Is-
land county. speaking In 5ehall OF
IT'S hundreds Of advocates and adj
hererts. enters solemn and en-
1hatEr protest against being
dragged into the European con-
ffcf We are uualtera1ly opposed
10 aH wars between nations be-
cause war Is reversiou to brutal
rarbarisu- We are opposed TO the
present threatened war because
no great war has ever been waged
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-15
INSOMNIACOSTLY
FLOATER LEARNS
Restless knight Of the Road Creates
Disturbance at Salvation Army
Home and at Station,

They so 20 bed earIy At the saliva
tion army industrial home on Seven
teenth street near Seventh avenue
They edge in three jitneys for a Is
cent flop and ordinarily slumber
peacefully.
But last night was different
James 0'NeiI. "a 8oater. was the
bull IN the china shop. Unlike most
fl0aters Jim carried q small mint ira
his kick and the idea of buuking at
the free flop az the police station new
en- appealed 10 him. He had aristo-
cratic ideas for a knight of the road.
Accordingly he put up at the Saliva
ton Army industrial home.
A bunk at three Jtneys a tarow
doesn't carry a private bath with it,
Jim was dissatisfied. He no sooner
had pulled the scanty covers over him
than his FestIessness got the better Of
him else he suffers insomnia--for
he arose and created havoc among the
others who were saving wood By the
cord He would pull one out here or
another there. He tried all OF the beds
but dissatisfaction remained. He was
angry and he took no pains 70 con-
ceal It,
The wagon was called
Jim was damned into the bull pen
al The Headquarters. He continued
restless. He was sore at the las and
he took it out on his~feilow prison
ers and another riot resulted i'm q
7oaters dormitory. The result he
was placed in a separate pen which
naturally brings q heavier cost than
bull pen quarters and today he was
fined SO for disorderlv conduct
Gle was not drunk. pa,r0lmau
said He was 3ust oruery.H
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-15

All the news all the time The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-15
DEAD ON
HIS FEET

cOrn MEDAL HARLEM on Capsule
j. WI bring new lie and quickly re-
Tfeva that stopped-up congested feel-
srr Tbey viii thoroughly cleanse
ana WASH out the kidneys and niaa-
dsr and gently carry OF tine ~ e0eets
~ excuses Of ali kinds. The hea4ing'
soothing oil soak5 right into the walls
and lining oG the kidneys and e&pelA
the roisins in your system. Keep your
kidneys II good shape by daily use o.
GOLD MEDAL Harlem OIL capsules
and YOU viii have good health 90 70
vopr druggist al once and secure
pacxage az this time-honored' "oIko-
vide remedy. 1t IS 7ot patent Httli-
cine" 1T Is passed upon by 4 :, sou
eminent chemists and declared pure
before coming mto mis- coantrs. Guild
MEDAL. is 1hs u.Er arG sal taaaF s"i
on imported dsrest fro1 che aaeishl
laboratories n Holland where II Is 'ie
national household remedy Of the
sturdy Dutch Look for the name
COLD MEDAL on 5rcrr h0Z Aceep.
M substitute. Your drsgs VIII
.riadlv refund yoar money i not @s
represented. tA5Y,J
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-15

These men were recently named
bE President Wilson to fiji the post
q rear admiral in the navy. Harris
is in the engineer corpzs BREASTED IS
now surgeon general Of the navy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-15
WOMAN rs NEAR TO
DEATH FROM FUMES

Mrs Peter CoIen. 4500la Fifth ave
nUe. experienced narrow escape
from death by asphyXiation from gas
fumes a her home early This morn
ing. Her husband was awakened At
$50 by The oder of gas and found his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-15

Shallow streams and canals tu one
part of Missouri are being naEigated
hv a local inventors boat that IS both
driven and sfeered hy an aercp.ane
engine and propeller