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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-12
Nekada silna Otomanska

nosno vlast protezala kroz ne
koliko vjekova IA, Is. 16,
II, 18) ma tri kontinenta,
Afriku, Aziju i Europu, po-
celia je u drugoj polovini 18.
stoljeea pod udarcima novih
ideja sa zapada magic da sla-
bi da Sc rusi. Nesposobna
da svoj drzavni organizam
prilagodi novim idejama ma
rodnim teznjama bila je o.
sudjena ma propast bar u o.
MIN djelovima svoje imperije,
koji su bill u neposrednom
dodiru sa Zapadom. Sa stra-
ne europskih sila smatrana
je teskim bolesnikom cija je
polagana ali sjegurna smrt
bila neizbjezna. Prognoza je
bila tacna da sc u zadnjim
casovima pred smrt nije ma
sac jedan vrsni turski kirurg
u osobi K e m la Ataturka
smrt je bila sjegurna. Kemal
Ataturk je to sprijecio davsi
tom bolesniku u njegovim
zadnjim momentima move "a
padne injekcije i tako spasio
ostatke ostataka te negda sill
ne motne Carevine, koja je
negda ugrozavala citavu Eu-
ropu.
Osjetivsi zadnje easove o.
vog "bolesnika ma Bosporu"
kako su zapadni diplomatic
nazivali Tursku Carevinu, ma
stala je medju europskim dr.
zavama jagma tko &c wise da
ujagmi i otrgne, odnosno ma
sljedi Cd umiruceg bolesnika.
U toj jagmi i utakmici najbr-
"a i najspretnija bila je car
ska Russia, koja je nakon re-
forama Petra Velikog u unu-
,tarnjem svom ustrojstvu po-
stala vrlo dinamicna, a prema
vani nevjerovatno ekspanzivi-
stiena. Rusija je bila nepo-
sredni susjed Turske ma ME
MIN sjevero-istocnim granica-
ma, pax je ona to susjedstvo
i slabost Turske najvise i maj
efikasnije iskoristila. Ia vri-
jeme carice Katarine Velike
i njenih nasljednika Russia je
svoje drzavne granice proteg-
la sve do obala Crnog, Ka-
spijskog i Azovskog mora,
sve ma racun umiruceg bo-
lesnika ma Bosporu. Konacni
cilj ruske ekspanzije ma ra-
Gun Turske bio je Carigrad i
posted Dardanela time IL
laz ma jedno svjetsko more,
jer takova izlaza Russia nije
imala, a niti ga danas ina,
pax je smatrana kontinental-
nom drzavom.
Bivsa Austro-Ugarska, ko-
ia je takodjer granicila sa
Turskom ma njenim zapadnim
granicama uspjesno odbija-
la kroz 16. i II. wick turske
pokusaje da Sc probiju u CEN
tralnu Europu nije mogla da
izrabi ovu tesku situaciiu
Turske, jer je bila previse an
gazirana u centralnoj i jugo-
zapadnoj Europi u rijesava-
NINA probudjenog talijan-
skog, njemackog i madjar-
skog nacionalizma.
Ostale europske drzave kao
Francuska Engleska bile su
tada wise zaokupljene osvaja-
MEM i organizovanjem svo-
jih novih kolonijalnih posje-
da, pax su pitanje nasljed-
stva bolesnika ma Bosporu
smatrale pitanjem drugog re-
da. 1stom kada je to pitan.je
doslo u kriticnu fazu kao 60
dine 1856, one su Rusiju u
darile po prstima iskrcavsi Sc
ma Krim i prisilivsi Rusiju ma
takozvani Pariski Mir.
Drugi put pitanje nasljed-
stva bolesnika ma Bosporu
doslo je u kriticnu fazu u
Rusko-Turskom ratu godine
1867. Ruske armije prepla-
vile su tada svu tursku eu-
ropsku teritoriju i izbile su
skoro pred vrata Carigrada.
Turska je bila prisiljena da
trazi mir, pax je tai mir bio
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-12

&c biti ma odmet da sc ma.
Sim citaocima u kratkim po.
tezima kaze nesto o Cypru
Cypar je otok srednje We
licine u Jonsko-Ege Egejskom mo-
ri, tie je blizi azijskom, "a
pravo Maloazijskom k o p n u
nego Ii europskom kopnu. Or
bi prema tome po svom geo.
grafskom polozaju prize spa
dao u Aziju nego Ii u Euro
pu. Po geografskom polozaju
u strogom smislu rijeci imac
bi da pripada azijskom teri
toriju, a time i onoj azijsko.
drzavi koja tim teritorijem
gospodari, a to je danasnja
IurSka.
U davna vremena jos ne.
koliko stotina godina prize
rodjenja Kristova, ne samo O.
tok Cypar nego i svi otoci
Egejsko Jonskog : Mramor,
nog mora kao ottawa obala
Male Azije bill SUI naseljeni
Grcima i pripadali raznim
grckim drzavicama. Grci, kao
vjesti pomorci sposobni tr-
govci u prastaro doba, ma
selise ne samo otoke koji su
Sc nalazili u Egejsko-Jon-
-Mramornom moru nego
su kroz Dardanele izbili u
Crno more te naselili i obale
Crnog i Azovskog mora.
Prema zapadu oni SUI Sc 81
rili po Siciliji, Juznoj Italiji,
Juznoj Francuskoj sve do
Njihove kolonije ma
lazile su Sc ma nasim Istocno
Jadranskim obalama te neki
nasi otoci ma Jadranu nose
danas njihova imena kao Kor-
cula-Korkira Nigra, Vis-IssaI
Sofia -Olinta Melifera, Zadar-
Jadera, Start Dubrovnik Epi-
daurum t. d. Start Grci su
dakle bill kao nasi Licani:
oni SUI sve naselili, ali sebe
nijesu raselili.
I ako su stare grcke drza-
vice politicki bile unistene i
podjarmljene najprije Cd FL
lipa, a onda cd njegova sina
Macedonskog, ka-
smile cd Rimljana te konacno
cd Osmanlija Turaka, grcki
narod kao jedna etnicka Gle
lima nije nikada prestao da
postoji. U prvim godinama
10. stoljeca on je prvi ma Bal
kanu digao barjak slobode i
Sc poeeo osloba-
djati cd Osmalijskog jarma
time da je godine 1912 u Pr
vom Balkanskom ratu oslobo-
dio skoro 909o svoje nacio-
maine teritorije. No vratimo
Sc mi nasem Cypru.
Cypar i ako je ma MENU
90% grckog pucanstva pre-
stao je da bude sastavni dio
grcke drzave onog dana kada
je grcka odnosno kasnije BIZ
drzava izgubila svo-
ju politicku samostalnost. To
je bilo u drugoj polovini Is.
stoljeca kada SUI Osmanlije "a
uzeli menu prestolnicu Carl
grad (1453). Cd tada pax sve
do Berlinskog Kongresa 1879
ostao je pod turskom vlasti.
I ako je Grcka jos u pozni-
jim godinama 18. stoljeca, te
kroz 19. i pocetkom 20. sto-
ljeca vodila wise uspjesnih
ratova proti Turske carevine
i u tim ratovima oslobodila
300 svoje nacionalne terito-
rije, ipak Cypar nije nikada
da dobije, on je ostao
sve do 1879 pod turskom VIA
sti, maine da godine 1879 pre-
die il turske pod englesku
vlast. Oval prelaz odnosno
promjena vlasti usljedila je
kako bi Sc pravnicki, a di-
plomatski kazalo pod titulom
darovanja. Engleska dakle nj
je tai otok dobila u nekom
ratu odnosno oruzjem u ru-
ci, nego ga je dobila kao dar
ID Turske Carevine "a naro-
:ie zasluge, koje je ucinila
turskoj carevini ma gore spo-
nenutom kongresu. Kakove
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-12

SoPAA NSAAhAA1 oAAo 1AAS1S
ske, Austrije, Njemacke /
Francuske. Rusija je ma kon-
gresu bila izolirana i morala
je popustiti u svemu sto. su
zapadne sile cd ME trazile u
pitanjima europske Turske.
San Stefanski mir bio .ie
revidiran, Turskoj su vrace-
ne one granice koje je imala
do godine 1912 do pred Prvi
Balkanski rat. Velika Bugar-
ska bila je svedena ma malu
Bugarsku, t. j. svedena je u
one granice, koje je imala do
pred Balkanski rat 1912, Tur-
skoj je vracena Ottawa Mace
donija; cd jednog dijela We
like Bugarske stvorena je no.
va drzava Rumunija; Austro-
Ugarska dobila je pravo da
okupira Bosnu i Hercegovi-
nu, te da drzi vojne posade
u Novom Pazaru; Francuska
je dobila pravo .da okupira
Tunis u Africi, a Russia je
dobila samo Besarabiju i dvi-
je turske provincije u Maloj
Aziji Kars Astrahan, a En-
gleska kako je gore reteno
dobila je otok Cypar, maj
prize pod civilnu upravu, ali
ga je u toku Prvog SWEET
skog rata, kada je Turska
stupila u rat ma strani Me
maeke i Austrije vojnicki o.
kupirala i pretvorila u svoju
koloniju: knezevina Srbija,
koja je do tog kongresa bila
polusuverena drzava, dobila
je podpunu svoju samostal-
most i suverenost te medju-
narodno priznanje; Turska Sc
je obvezala da &c provesti
stanovite reforme medju svo-
Jim europskim posjedima u
Europi u kojima su pretez-
no zivjeli krscanski narodi to
Sc je narcotic odnosilo ma
Macedoniju i Istocnu Traci.ju. |
U Bugarskoj i u novo-stvo-
renoj Rumuniji izmjenjene su
stare dinastije i postavljene
move po zahtjevu i zelji Bis
marka; Grcka je dobila neke
mamie ispravke svojih gra-
MICA u sjevernom Epiru. Ia
ko je Turska ma neki nacin |
privremeno bila spasena al
Europi, a Rusi zapravo BIZ
gari odbaceni cd Carigrada /
Dardanela. Takozvano istoc-
no pitanje bilo je privremeno
rijeseno stvaranjem nekoliko
manjih drzavica u kojima su
osim u Srbiji bile postavlje- |
ne strane dinastije, koje su
imale zadatak da rade "a po-
jedine velike sile cijom su vo-
ljom i naklonoscu dosle ma
tie polozaje. Ovakovo rijese-
ME nije bilo narcotic idealno
i definitivno, jer je bilo ocito
da je izvrseno ma terenu ma
kome su Sc sukobljavali in
teresi velikih, a narcotic in
teresi Rusije, Engleske a ka-
smile i Njemacke, koja ma
kon ujedinjenja Cd 1871, a
narcotic pod konac 19. vie
ka pocetkom 20. vijeka gi-
gantskim koracima kroc lila
napred te izbacila poznatu
parolu "Drang mach Osten"
(prodor ma Istok) preko Bal
kama Carigrada prema Bag
dadu. Time sto je bivsoj Au-
striji bila dana Bosnia i Her. |
cegovina i pravo da drzi svo-
je vojne posade u Sandzaku
(Novom Pazaru) time je ME
ma expanzivisticka politika BIZ
la upucena prema Egejskom
moru ma Solun. Ma tai ma
Gin Austria je trebala da su-
zbija rusku expanziju ma Bal
kanu. Austria, radi svog ma
rodnosnog pitanja, koje je
nakon 1908 postajalo sve a
kutnije, te radi svog unutar-
Meg uredjenja nije bila ka-
dra da odgovori postavlje-
nom zadatku. Medjutim liza !
ledja Austrije dizala Sc je
Vilimova Njemacka, koja je |
imala da preuzme ulogu Au-
STRIFE, ali je Njemacka bila
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-12

hollShOS pOluOLOhd, LG I'D SJ6'
veru sizala sve do Besarabiie
i granicila sa samom Rusi.
JON.
Ovakav mir i ovakovo rije.
senje nasljedstva bolesnika
ma Bosporu kako ga je Ru.
uznemirilo je sve drzavnike
ma Zapadu, a narcotic Engle.
sku, koja je takovim rijese.
MEM predvidjala postizava,
ME u najskorijoj buducnosti
konacnog ruskog eliza, osva-
jamie Carigrada i dominaci-
ju ma Dardanelima. Izbiianie
Rusa IL Crnog mora kroz
Dardanele ma Istocni dio Sre-
dozemnog mora poremetio bi
ravnotezu sila ma Sredozem-
nom Moru ugrozio bi Sues
XII Kanal, koji Sc je nalazio
u zavrsnim radovima pred
otvaranjem. Sredozemno Mo-
re sa probijenim Sueskim ka-
nalom najvazniji je i najkra-
ei trgovaeki i komunikacioni
put Engleske sa Srednjim
Dalekim Istokom i njenim
kolonijama u tim predjelima,
narcotic sa Indijom.
Oval i ovakav mir stavio
je u pokret diplomaciju cita-
vog zapada ma celu sa En-
gleskom. Zapadne drzave Eu-
rope gledale su prijekim O.
kom sirenje Rusije ma racun
Turske, jer je svaka cd tih
drzava bila posredno iii ne
posredno zainteresirana bilo
jednim dijelom Turske bilo
time da Turska carevina ba-
rem djelomicno ostane u Eu-
ropi, t. j. da Sc ne dijeli, jer
bi sc diobom Turske poreme-
tia ,europska ravnoteza. CLAW
ne europske drzave nije bio
tesko nagovoriti ma reviziju
tog ugovora. Vodece europ-
ske drzave onoga doba En-
gleska, Francuska, novo stvo-
rena Njemaeka, Austria, TIA
LIZA sporazume Sc da Sc sa-
zove kongres svih vodecih
drzava u Berlinu, koji je j.
mao "a zadatak da rijesi t.
Nv. 1stocno pitanje, t. j. pita-
ME Turske. Kongres je bio
sazvan pod izgovorom da je
Rusija povrijedila Pariski Mir
Cd 1856 time sto je samo-
voljno i bez odobrenja osta-
lih sila podpisnica Pariskog
Mira izmjenila politicku 81
tuaciju ma Balkanu u svoju
korist.
Pozivi "a Kongres izdani
su bill cd strane bivse Au-
stro-Ugarske, te je ma dnev-
nj red kongresa bila postav-
LENA "Revizija San Stefan
skog Ugovora" i rijesenje l.
stocnog pitanja, t. j. turskih
posjeda u Europi.
Kako je gore receno Ru-
sija je bila optuzena da je
San Stefanskim mirom po-
vrijedila Pariski Mir ma koji
Sc je i sama obvezala uz o.
stale europske sile da ne &c
mijenjati politicku situaciju
ma Balkanu bez pristanka o.
stalih europskih sila, podpis-
MICA Pariskog Mira, pax je
bila pozvana ma kongres pod
prijetnjom vojne intervencije
cd strane sila podpisnica Pa
riskog Mira u koilko ne pri-
stupi ma kongres. Russia je
takorekuc bila prisiljena da
ma kongres pristupi i da ma
kongresu pristane ma revizi-
ju San Stefanskog Mira.
Kongresom je upravljao i
ma MENU predsjedao Otto
Won Bismark, njemacki dr.
zavni kancelar, a vodeca je
licnost bio engleski drzavnik
Dizraeli, uz Austro-Ugarskog
vanjskih p O 81 o v a
grofa Andrassy-a. .
JOS prize nego Ii je kon-
gres poceo svojim radon,
izmedju Engleske Turske
sklopljen je bio tajni ugovor,
po kome je Turska ustupila
otok Cypar Engleskoj toboze
pod civilnu upravu, a Engle-
ska co 10 zato ob1ya1o1o do
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-08
American Education
Week Activities Set
AT Amelia Schools

During the week Of November
I'LL the Amelia schools win be-
observing American Education
Week with d variety Of activities
The high school viii hold special
assemblies OH Tuesday and Thurs
day mornings.
On Tuesday the Future Teach
ers Club VIII present q play 90
Forth and Teach. and on Thurs
day the TIL Hi-Y Will conduct a
devotional program with special
music by the choral class and
Rev G G Looney pastor Of the
Jetersville Christian Church. al
guest speaker Parents are invited
70 these programs and to visit
any area OF the school plant
An open house will be held or
Friday NOV. A. beginning ak 81
D m Parents are invited To visit
their child's classroom and CON
fer with the teachers from 3(
until $50 a music and talk b
/ Mrs Fl J Rudershausen will BIZ
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-08
Whittier Yon?

THE ACTIONS Of the Virginia Educa-
ton AssociatJ n and Of the Virginia
Teachers Associat on it's Negro counter
part IN recent conventions are significant,
particularly insofar az they pertain TO the
most important unanswered question, that
Of racial integration in Virginia's public
schools The YEA failed to take a positive
stand on the question and the issue did not
come to the floor Of the convention The
VITA took positive stand not only for
inteqrated schools but faVorinP the Nation
al Association for the Advancement Of
Colored People. Both associations are CON
trolad by professional educators, and have
executive secretaries who haze served for
an extended period Of time. In some coun-
ties the association dues are collected
by the school superntendent's office, in a
system similar to the labor ehcck-off sys-
TEN
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-08
Double Check

Down in Florida one STATE
Representative got shot looking
for Ills false teeth his name
Iust happened to be- Marvin inst
name AWAY registers with me
Better not 10 shopping these days
you Wlll BIZ taken for q proWier
This Is getting To be crazy
world. even the inmates in the
Mental Hospitals are crazy TVS
time when they were the oniy
smart. people we had Everybody
wanting somebody else to ID
something that gr.pes them to do
make you do dictatorship
making a mess out Of a mess
there Is only one thing definitely
settled at this time Margaret IL
not going lo marry Peter Town
send and tt4At was really freedom
Of thought
Saw where Senator Byrd
scratched oAit from under his hid !
ing place To say Local referen-
dums would be useful in meeting
the problem that confronts us,
Them y cannot and I wl!l
nots, stayed down too long
Somewhere down thr line some
dude was about to cut off "tlle
financial support You fellers
Just keep quiet this Is Ike's game
let him play It Don't set unde
the apple Gree Win anyone elae
but him
Thanks tx Mr Billy Hay fas
annuder ylsit Mr Thomas "
Layne Jr Investments
Thanks for reading
Vote today
Yours
] MARVIN BROWn,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-08
Letters To Editor

T@.n OAKS Claw HE
Nox 4 1855

p.Hq C,aks claw Inc
NOV 1888
F6ear The Par.nv.fla Hefald
read yo,,~ rdttoral welcome
Eovenber u5tn interest There
are rarv important ard inter-
es+fng natal dayS men, .oned ia the
article Rtr Wsjt whitman The
cbamDgon of tla l5ttle apnlee III
the bottom N ,ne basket uh8rh
ARD hrIdirg taa bid ones IN tn
uD there on toD
Underneath All ! swear noth.nq
h good to me now that Ill
nores individuals walt
Whitman
II Is true that we cannot be
starving and cold and still b.. han.
~ Elt an abundance Of food lille
satisfaction of elementary phvs-
lcial needs alone moi enough
A man wants III feel that H. X
important
Behind every great achieve
rnent- tbe buildins III tha pyra-
mids The writing Of the Bible tile
winning of a Var for liberty tile
creation Of nev machines the
revelation Of jnvantions-stands
great mass 0f ANONYMOUS peo-
Die
Jusr Al every drop has fhe r5eh,
Is sav without III the ocean
,ooi,ld M, he an and eqerv g,.a j.,
~ and ~ daclare witbon, III
mere wo,rd III ro stor. Iiros Y,
too every Individual boueyer
bnmbla and nnann,eciated III,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-08
chula Community News
Workers Express Esteem With Watch
AS [. c. Beasley Leaves Highway Job

Mrs r G BeasIey and Mr.
Emily Irons we're callers III the
homes Of Mrs Jim EaneS and
nm ann Ms r ~ Nearhood Fg!-
day afternoon.
T c Beasley. Who has been
with THE Virginia Dept of High
ways since 1911 retired October
81 HIS fellow workers presented
him with d beautiful gold watch
which made him very proud H.
is looking forward 10 life oh hi~
farm fishing hunting and the
many things he hasnt found time
for during hts busy DAYS with the
state
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-08

weight. and girth The same APP
plies 70 the arms. hands. and feet
AS food. drink, and air enters our
bodies our wonderful automatic
factory divides the proteins. fats.
and minerals SO that the same
quantity goes to both sides Of our
bodies 10 keep them IN perfect
balance
But our brains do get out Of
balance The insane and senile
people are The commonest illu-
stration Of this. but every one
Of US gets hipped on some one
subject Furthermore. some per-
sons get enthusiastic over every
Tad and are always optimists
while others are like my friend.
MFR. Humphrey b Neil OF Saxon
River. Vi. who has been sue
cessfully taking the contrary
side Of every question. / believe
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-08
Babson Discusses Local Real Estate

Babson Park Mass, Nov AS I
look out at tho trees. from where
am writing. ! am amazed at
their balanced shapes. How do the
limbs know when To stop growing
III order 10 keep the entire tree SO
symmetfscal2 ! am told that If
limbs should be cut off on one
side, the tree will partially replace
these limbs before growing in
height. | know that II you pull off
one Of the big claws OF a lobster
50 rs to throw il off balance. ii
viii grow another claw 10 get back
into balance
What About Is Humans
We are surrounded by miracles,
but the greatest miracle OF all Is
zen when we lock into a mirrors
Among many other wonders is
the fact that our two legs grow
equally 50 as 10 balance in length.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-08

The Family Dag" at Ao0res
Church Oh October 90. sponsored
by the MYF. proved 10 be- q Won
derful success. The day vas en-
loved 50 very much BY the large
crowd present that they expressed
their wish to have one every year
The young people are very CRATE
ful for the money received and
will Use IL To improve the church
and cemetery.
M. and Mrs CLYDE Golfer and
daughter Beuiah Of Surry. we're
guests Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w w Nolan. during the
week end
Week end guests Of the p W
Barnard family were Mr.. and Mrs
johnny Hall and family and Mfr
and Mrs. Clyde Mccormick and
son. of Richmond
Guests Of Mrs. Julia Robertson.
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Viz
gInia Clements and family. MIR
and Mrs Wilson Throckmorton
and sons and MI and Mrs Louis
Robertson and family ali Of Rich
iuond
Mrs w r Robertson and son
were callers III the home Or Mrs
Leander Scott Wednesday after
noon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-08
Coming Home.

Editor Of Herald
Please discontinue my copy 81
The Farmville Herald to my pres
ent address as / will be III an ill.,
transit status for the next IS days
50 viii be unable 10 receive THE
copies My new address win be
Ashby Farm Gainesville va
I would like to take this opor-
tunity to thank you for your Won
delful paper while / have been in
Korea 1t has brought mo news
Of interest that could have never
reached me through letters
Sincerely.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-08
Applying Newton 5 Law
To Your Real Estate

Some communities today are
booming Others are standing
still. Ii IS safe to forecast that
this situation will change some
day Therefore, those who are pes
simistic or certain as 10 the fut-
ure should not now move to some
busy city ike Detroit. Some day
Detroit may suffer from great
unemployment while your city may
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-08

No 3-Registraton and Voting. III demo-
cratic society the ballot is the citizens ultimate
weapon Unfortunately. the vote is not as
generally valued IN this country as III many
lands The NAACP already Is engaged in
drive to secure 100000 Negro voters III the
South By the 1856 presidential election
NAACP viii retain IFS non partisan position
Excerpts from NAAGP Pamphlet, Target for 1868
Comment.
Voting is not only privilege but a
sacred responsibility. we will support the
right Of qualified citizens to vote. The basic
freedoms Of the nation are predicated upon
the right to express ones opinion. But it
carries with its the responsibility Of choos-
ing officers who viii successfully conduct
the business Of the electorate. The Consti-
tuition Of the United States did not provide
for democracy--it instituted REPUB-
Lie, in which qualification Of franchise is a
basic principle
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-08

very few investors have made and
Kept fortune by always being
either bearlsh or bulLsh. The big
fortunes in stock. commodities
and real estate have been made
by recognizing that nature Is CON
stantly working for balance
situation Hence base your IN
vestnents on NeWtons Law Of
Action and Heacttpng
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-08

No Education The plain purpose and
effect OF segregated education is 70 perpetuate
an inferior status FOR Negroes which is
Americas sorry heritage This attack Will
be stepped up IN order 10 wipe out the last
yestige Of segregated education By the time Of
the tooth anniversary Of the Emancipation
Proclamation 1859