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TEE ASHEBOKO COUTJER, ASHEBORO, N. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMEEH 5, 1918. Tzgt Four Coanty 0sueiasioaers Meet There is no more striking example DOOGANSHIELD WRITES ABOUT THE COURIER it TtiA QaantatnirVAi fun vhV arimfaiat) tm af RavnirJnH SnMrur court ran vened Monday morning, September Rsndolpk Snperior 0rt eminent wants educated men than the announcement recently made that er four hundred colleges and the lead-1 irw imivot-Kitio have rontnu-t to ii l. i io ANOTHER LETTER FROM MR.

BAXTER RUSH Mr. Cephas Bowman, Editor, of the Bulletin, Asheboro, M. Dear Sin Replying to your letter beg to answer your questions as best I can. I am cutting timber for Mr. Cranford.

and I only contracted to cut the pine timber and such oak as was in the way on the mill yard. A large portion of the timber was oak, but was cut by another party and hauled to Asheboro as short logs and cold to the chair factory. I don't see why you single me out, for the man who is cutting the oak is a single man, also, but is a Republican. Why did you not include him in your charges "As regards the draft?" This pine goes through the Home Building -nd Ma- SOLDIERS, SLACKERS ASD SLICKERS dear Pat: You recall that I wrote you some time azo about the dangers of electing small politicians to office. No matter do not respond to the call of their enrou m)a ox 10 how smaU the caUber of the man whom to draft under power of the Man Pow- voters may elevate to an importer Bill.

ant office, no matter how insignificant The Government is opening the may be mentally, socially, oi other-i wse, he is dangerous, very danger-doors of. the greatest educational 1 ous unless he a true pJtrioC Destitutions the country to the young cause his official position gives him men who are 18 years old. While real-: tremendous prestige with those who izing that the boy of 18 must be draft- may not know him personally, ed into service, the Government also There are three classes of men in this country, and they have been di-sees the need of having educated men yided ag follows. who fight for the different kinds of work. iat their country's call; "slackers," who Long, Judge presiding, and Hon.

Hay- wburement register No. on pages den Clement, Solicitor, prosecuting bot inclulve under or-for tha SUte, The following to both inclusive. tute the grand Jury: C. L. ordered that; foreman; J.

D. Breedlove, Preston' Victoria Covington be released from Vuncannon, P. O. Shaw, J. T.

Hin- payment of tax on $220, account listed haw, J. P. Underwood, J. D. Hoover, and paid by Dan Covington.

D. O. Nance, Ben Cox, J. L. The commissioners appropriate 1300 J.

F. Heilig, W. Y. Powell, W. H.

toward building bridge across Bicu-Rush, Wm. Spivey, H. R. Lineberry, land crk near Bethel church. Jamea Lovett, W.

B. Lamb, S. WU-, At the regular December meeting ll8fl- the final vote be taken on moving the The petit jury are: C. Luther, T. county home from iU present to JMarrett, J.

C. Craven, J. T. Hulin, the lot recently purchased, near Ashe-C. C.

Gee, W. A. Lamb, Marto Os- boro ind that noti ofsaid order be born, J. W. Bush, Gray Lambert, L.

pubUshed in the Bulletin rrom now un-t1?" av a til first Monday in December, 1918, JAfAtr' 4 "ottee be. posted in one u-Vn crot out nt tho Thp TKHinlp of Asheboro and dolph County are conserving gasoline nn SunHav. The decrease was verv Company to the United States Government, and today is sheltering many soldiers, one of them my broth' er. 1 want to state agaiii mat wnen i the board think, my work here noticeable on last Sunday, and thejdefine and "slacker," for Courier was glad to note the fact that everybody knows what they are. the people of this county are There is more true manhood in the willing to respond1 to the different slacker than in the slicker.

The latter i slips out of the service any way he calls which the Government is making can do not knQW the provisions of to help win this war. Conserving gas the new Selective Draft Act, but I will amount to great deal in helping hope it made no provision for exempt-to bring about the close of the war. ause they happen to hold 4 a little oftice. The government ought Randolph County has never failed to tQ bc aUoxve(1 to make SUch exempt-do her part in anything, and will not ions as are necessary. As to the charges against your some most sensible and practical sug- reI.u"f 5-66 on property valua-father: If yol had been" a mzZ l.gestionB as to the duties of public of- v655, account charged through not a traitor, no one would have men-.

ficials. tioned the matter. I have nothing to He requested the grand jury to Wister Williams be appointed game sav against any loyal Union man, but make investigations and ascertain how warden for Randolph county for a he was loval why did he not go to many arrests for violating the liquor term of two years from May 1, 1918. the Union army? Some did that, and law-s have been made by the sheriff, The chairman and clerk be, and they no one condemns them for d-Mng as nd how many remain unexecuted, are hereby authorized to borrow $10 -thev believed, but in his case he (as how many deserters and slackers are 000, with which to liquidate the note you state) believed in the Union flag, in the county nnd how many have been now held by the Peoples L. and fought it part of the time and lay arrested, and other mattrs of public Association, of Asheboro, and to meet in the woods the rest of the time.

Was importance. court -expenses, he loyal to the flag The principal cases so far disposed A franchise was ted th Nov. let me ask you a few more of at this term up to the hour of go- man Hosierv inJrfT' questions: you state that you did not ing to pi-ess are Thomas Lewallen fjj gft deceive any one in 1916. and Clark Craven, manufacturing eratinff electric cumniT Vlr! Did vou not tell the people of this liquor or attempting to manufacture eiecmc on Pole Cat county thft there was no use of hav- liquor, in custody of sheriff awaiting ing a' paid county treasurer? Then sentence. A Respected Colored Woman Dies did you not sr.y that you was entitled Robert Needham for carnal knowl- Mahalah BelL respected colored fail in this request.

Governor Bickett in an address, made at Spencer on ast Mond-iv ad-1 vises tne people to vote me U' fight. He said in his opening sen-j tence. "Show me a Democratic can-1 -v, tim 1 i--ij. dcclared against Germany, failed to do a man's part in winning this war." Governor Bickett in speaking "We have been traind in the school 'etl Tase under an avalanch of votes 'for doing what one of the public offi-of sell-demal; we have been drilled of eounty has ben 111 MM Ulll. I want to ask you if you are not me an oi ooing wunoui mings, aim here is nothing that can help so much and hurt so little as to do without partisan politics now." The Governor in speaking of how the patriots should vote, said, "Vote First.

The people ought to bury unlike jou fight, consider your ballot a avalanche of votes the public todav lolling around the court house yesterday afternoon but sentence near 90 years With tlm drawing a few checks each month, and has not been pronounced. Aunt Mahalan called hethe drawing out of the people's money. Nettie Myers was convicted of keep- iast of th "er Jne about two thousand doll. per year? ing a disorderly house and was hired Jiti Are you not the same "Sefas that out. was on the Republican ticket two years i A few other small cases were dis- UTTTT ago when at the same time you said it posed of by plea of guilty.

I i oll JliOO li ILUlliKo was a waste of money Are you not, The State showed by its evidence'- seeking to rob the people of Randolph that one Sallie Brady, a daughter of LOST Waterman Fountain Pen. Re-county for another two years when Vance Brady, who had gone to live1 ward for its return to E. G. Morris, you said there was no need of a trcas-j with Mr. Needham had been ruined Asheboro, N.

C. urer? by him and sat in the court room' You say you'jmade no "false state-, with her child in her arms. rFOR SALE One five-year-old black rr.onts." Did you not promise more! The defendant claimed that he and horse, weighs 1100 pounds, good good roads, wider roads and not "hog his wife caught Vance Brady in a' worker, reason for sale, have en-paths" as you claim the Democrats compromising attitude with his own1 listed in the Navy. Elroy Cox, were building? Did you not criticise daughter in July of last year. Vance Asheboi-o, N.

Star Route. 4t the splendid system of public high- Brady had married Emma Fishblate, ways built over the county, and refer the mother of the defendant. The WANTED AT ONCE Bargain in to the trunk system extending across the county from the Guilford county line to the Moore and Montgomery countv lines, and from Davidson to Alamance and Chatham as "hog Did vou not make a misrepresenta tion when you promised LOWER TAX ES? What about it? Did you not misrepresent things Cara way mountain 'Monday of this somewhat when you promised n.i fnr ntarv twentv. Tne commissioners met Monday with -1 members resent. Account eu rint the county audited and ap-.

ur more places in each townahiD iDni.i.i. RanHolnh rniifv n.vfrf Llnebetrv ami wif. Unrille tohii. b. increaaij VS womrxn of tho rmw sfttllrjflu leu ouick or tovd touring car.

E. G. Morris, Asheboro, N. Phone 72. FOR SALE Team of 7-year-old mare muies; win weigh about 2,600 lbs.

J. R. Royals, Trinity, N. C. 3t LOST Between Asheboro and Sea-grove Sept.

2, a cane suit case. Anyone returning suit case to The Courier office will receive reward. FOR SALE Three mule colts, four months old. Are extra good colts. "uwu r- D- 1.

2t SIX FORDS FOR SALE OR TRADE If your Ford don't run good bring it along, I will put Ginger in it. W. J. Lowe, Kemps Mill, N. C.

It FOR SALE One sawmdl outfit con- 61tilaZ of Farquahar boiler on wheels' one Farquahar engine, 20 hftMA MIITAM AA I 111 aavaoo yl i Cl VUO XJICUUUWIO miU with rope feed, one edging saw outfit, good belts, and all machinery in number one condition. Now running. Can deliver at once. Price $1000.00, no less. Cranford Asheboro, N.

C. FOR SALE One six-room house in South Asheboro, a good well and barn, large lot Apply at once to J. A. York, Asheboro; or E. O.

York, Central Falls, postofflce Ran-dleman Route 2. a6-4t FOR SALEA Good Ford Car. Apply W. J. Edwards, Coleridge, N.

It Learn Home or School, Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, on credit Positions Guaranteed. Edwards Business College, High Point, N. i and Winston-Salem, C. FOR SALE, TRADE OR EXCHANGE for farm One five-passenger automobile, one Chester white sow, one Tarn worth mab hog, six houses and lots, two vacant lots. Apply ot call on G.

Berry. (JX)ST An oblong gold pin, small dia- nrona in center, surrounded by pearls. Open work gold around the pearls. Finder return to Mr. J.

M. Caveness, Asheboro. n. ah. cafe We run a clean, up-to-date cr-fe and consden- 1.

L. ovrmMAw. Next te Bank af Randolph. ANNOUNCEMENT We hereby announce that beginning August 1, 1918, our rates for telephone service will increase 104 per month for business phones and per month for residence phones. ASHEBORO TELEPHONE For Sale Thirty-seven acre farm, -reom dwelling, almost new, attractive design, has large basement, good barn, etc.

Located on best road In Randolph County, between Randlemsa and Ahboro, E. M. IIF.NLET, Duke, N. tf i MONEY to lend, larire or email oans, for long or short time. I irt nort, en r-al if-p I red, G.

II. fUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY W1L C. HAMMER. Editor. Catered as second class mail matter the postofflce at Asheboro, N.

Asheboro, N. September 5, 1918 DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET For United States Senator F. M. SIMMON'S For Members of Corporation Commission Term of Six Years: GEORGE P. PELL Term of Two Years ALLEN J.

MAXWELL For Chief Justice Supreme Court WALTER CLARK For Associate Justices Supreme Court WILLIAM R. ALLEN PLATT D. WALKER For Judge Superior Court-Judicial District JOHN H. KERR -Third For Judge Superior Court Fourth Judicial District FRANK A. DANIELS For Judge Superior Court Seventh Judicial District THOMAS H.

CALVERT For Judge Superior Court Eleventh Judicial District HENRY P. LANE For Judge Superior Court Thirteenth Judicial District W. J. ADAMS For Judsre Superior Court Fifteenth Judicial District BENJ. FRANKLIN LONG For Judge Superior Court Seventeenth Judicial District T.

B. FIN LEY For Judge Superior Court Eighteenth Judicial District MICHAEL H. JUSTICE For Judge Superior Court Nine teenth Judicial District P. A. McELROY For Judge Superior Court Twentieth Judicial District T.

D. BRYSON DEMOCRATIC TICKET For Representative in the Sixty-Sixth Congress Seventh District L. D. ROBINSON DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET Solicitor 15th Judicial District HAYDEN CLEMENT Rowan County Senator 22rd Senatorial District CHARLES C. BENNETT Montgomery County House of Representatives LEV AN FERREE ROSS Clerk of Supeior Court JOSEPH T.

LAMBERT Treasurer R. CLAY JOHNSON Register of Deeds ROBERT L. ELKINS Surveyor JEFFERSON D. WELCH Coroner FRANKLIN C. CRAVEN Sheriff JAMES A.

YORK County Commissioners EDWIN B. LEONARD CHISHOLM C. CRANFORD ALFRED B. BEASLEY Now is a good time to get up gome wood for the coming winter. The gasolinelcss Sunday is to bc ommended.

All joy-riding should bc cat out Improved farm machinery not only enables the fanner to produce at less tost but greatly increases production. Mr. Charles H. Ireland, one of North Carolina's most loyal and patriotic citizens, has been appointed a member of the War Service Commit tee by the United State Chamber of Commerce. I A big draft means a big army.

With fhm million and a half men we have la France now, holding the Huns at bay means that another million and half would would whip 'them to lratxle. The President kept us out of war for two yean, aa lone ai be could, kit now aince we are in it, his Ide ia not to have long drawn oat proo mui of the sreaahmg of the Hum, but to put In the field Army and equip ment to do tho work tpeedlly ptttwibl. The quicker Ormany enuhed the better for aU. Guilford county (a to be eoorrtu- I.itrd tpM her effort to catch 6V ortcrt. I-4ut week th official -1 1 a Guilford deaerfcr, alo i county dWrler.

torn whn the county 1 rave the courage to -) lia 8011001 DOOKSI Did you riot lie straight out when you promised to abohsh the treasurer i Do you think the people are going to elect a traitor: a Hun sympathizer a coward; and a man who openly back on his promises? mi ii They w.lljt0 LUC iiXC UUAi UllKi the furne anSWer. Are you not the same "Sefas" distillation. Finaliy he viiciiftc vv fiicuiu ucuuum thoiT ii ft ocr anA nrAMMloH urifh trio their duties and proceeded with tne hnainAoe at rnn in a hnomaco-h Ira eage oi un innocent gin unaer uie age of 14 years was found guilty late mother sat with her son in court. I Vance Brady's character was proven1 'streaked and striped but the jury be-' lieved the little girls' mother and Judge Long will pass on the case later. Blockade Still Seized Deputy Collector E.

R. Brown and pViiof Af nnlia C. Ktsri went Ant tft fonr wat.hlna thft tirpnuratiotia A Routh for illicit manuf acture Mr, Routh carried somJ brick in a sack and made six trips' tn.u nn Uin.u -u u-u a a firp hrftlh, i.ia atilf he was building kwunrfef rvrvi a cl nn ttnA' norf rt hia vo.j fho OIW- fitrt. off. detained and brought to town tU1 worm Withinl 200 VArArof this nlace was another still place with two piles of ashes and other evidence of distillation where the officers sav a thousand or more gallons of spirits have been made.

Both locations were on the west side of Caraway mountain within hearing dis .1 tance of the highway built around the mountain some three years ago. There are other still places on the mountain, and one on Enoch Roach's farm near by. Mr. Roach says he found the place lost spring soon after the. operators moved out Mr.

Routh was turned over to the tender mercies of the Superior court officials now in session and was placed under a bond of $1000 for his appearance from day to day. Shiloh Items Rev. Mr, Underwood filled his ap pointment here last Sunday. Miss Uriley Stout entered school at Fanner last Tuesday. Mr.

and Mrs. E. R. Cox. of Greens boro, spent last Sunday night and, Monday at Mr.

J. C. Cox's. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Dixon, of Greensboro spent last Sunday night at Mr. B. S. Moffltt's.

Miss Lucy Lambert who has been taking a business coarse at Greensboro is home again. Mr. S. f. Moffltt, Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Moffltt, and Mr. and Mrs.

W. B. Moffltt attended the Fanners' and Farm Women's Convention in Raleigh last week. niggers, bragged about their loyalty and condemned the Confederate soldiers, bat you are the first man in a of who bragged about his father lying in the bushes in time of the Civil War. You have evaded answering the questions asked in my previous letter.

You gloat about your, patriotism and your patriotic parents, saying I am unable to distinguish the difference between patriotism and critic! inn. I am able to distinguish that you are full of criticism ratben than Nobody has ever accused you of being patriotic, have they At the very outset of the war, you were outspoken in your love for the cause of Germany In her attempt to destroy civilization and Christianity. You and your kind who so love Germany, fhoold be loaded on transports ana snt to sea, te gH to Germany if possible and fight where your sympathies are, One more awnllon haJ you ever ben at a patriotic mvUng? Don't you alrs snnk around and all rMnotie rnoptinirsT army and navy by securing some sition from which they are not likely to But I cannot classify under any of the above heads the olhce holder who siaieineius inai cause young mill IU I XIUIU CI 111 UI IKJ IB' fllse to answcr the summons under the Selective Draft Act. He is traitor of the deepest strain. The United States Senate, almost 50 per cent Re publican, has just passed the new Se- lcctive Draft Act by a unanimous vote, (Mississippi has just defeated Vardi- man and South Carolina has just bur- ana publicly accused ot doing, viz 'speaking against the plans of the government in time of war and of say ing things which cause other men to become deserters.

Two things ought to lie done in your county iuiuciai no iiuies io no wnat tne Huns would have him do. 01 course he is serving the Kaiser when he speaks against our national government and when his influence causes young men to desert. He is also leading unsuspecting young men to commit what we regard as the blackest crime a man can commit against his government. Second. That man ought to make his accuser prove his charges or else lie ought to resign his ollice.

If he is not guilty of the accusations he has right to be vindicated; if he is guilty the people have a right to know. If he is guilty the voters of his county, regardless of party, will see that relieved of his olhce. If it were not for meddlinir in the affairs of the national irovernment would further suggest that the secret service men ought to spend some time in your county. But that is none of my attairs. But there is another thing which the people might do.

If that public official keeps on speaking against the government and it should turn out that the secret service men regard him as too insignificant to take up their time the people might purchase a Hun uniform and helmet, and present them to the aforesaid public officer. Very truly yours, MIKE DOOGANSHIELD. REPUBLICAN EFFICIENCY IN WESTERN RANDOLPH Mr. Editor: Will you please allow me space in uur vaiuauie paper ior just a few lines in regard to the good old Republican party. When the Democrats were in power in Randolph county you could not hear anything but HIGH TAXES, the court house and jail, and that the Democrats were robbinr the county.

The Republicans promised to reauce me taxes and sure enough they did reduce mine, but they happened reauce ur instead of down. My taxes were about $30 when the Demo crats were in power, since the sweet republicans have taken charge it is right at $40. Now the truth of it is hav left the tares Just like the I wmruiMra KnrJ OaL 1L. Democrats had it 86 V4 cents on the $100 valuation. What I want to know is, where is the reduction.

It is just like I expected. Thev have alwavi. been making promises and never ful- niiing them. Now you dont hear a word out of the Radicals abaut the county affairs. But what you hear now is their vilification of the Presi dent of the United States.

They can't say enough against Wood row Wilson 1 would like to know what their party has been doing the past 20 years they were in power to make this country efficient in its fighting now tney say we are sending Republican boys to the war and keeping the Democrats at home. That is a Republican lie, for I have people in this war and they are Democrats. I am not for war if it can be but i am a naturai-boni American. Just a few more words in regard to the eoonty affair: What have they done with the chain-rang What have they done with the 27 bead of notes the Democrats hadt They said we did not need the mules, but if they will come op this way I think they will say we need twice Z7 mule, -The Republicans started to build a road from Farmer te the Davidson county line, and lo and behold is it done On the road to Asheboro la a pine stab la a mod hole and other things equally as bad, as signals, like it was whea we hauled spokes to Thomesville In days rone by. and spokes were sUced In places where you were liable to mireJ op tn tne mud Hiignal or danger.

From a taxpayer who paid $10 more nndef Hz-publican rule than tiiwpr IfcrnorrnUe rule, so Jwrt go ahead with your old pine 1nb for yoo are going to get slabbed this fall. JACK. 1 11 1 Think not only of the wgar jrod save but of the good yoy by laving. if Lll.ll lot make sure it is A FOOL'S ACTS Mere in Randolph a fool 1H ineii to teai-n a sc And many other thhig Kven to spreading edi we think, oiial ink. frets, He fusr.es, fumes, and For in the neck he gets What is coming to a c.iss Loaded clown with spleen and pus.

In his "piece" he traced riny And evaded the very thing, That caused him great pains And not a vote he He stumped the county o'er Promised voters by the score, That when his term was out The office would go up the spout. He "langs on like a leach, And thinks the office a peach Of such delicious flavor, That he again asks our favor. When people believe his schemes, Tadpoles will run Submarines; And Ants will pull the train From Asheboro ani back again. Before he geV our voteF, Cows will look like goat Chickens will grow like mules, and people will be durn fools. C.

A. GARNER. Duplicity In Aesop's Fables we're told Of a man who blew both hot and cold; This was in ages pst, But we ve found a duplicate at last. His name must not be missed You'll find it on the "Annanias Guess, of course you can It is C-e-p-h-a-9 B-o-w-m-a-n. C.

A. GARNER. Food Administrator Announces Chang? In Flour Regulations The new regulations supercede the FiO-fiO rule. The retail Healer nell ing standard wheat flour is required to carry lfi butch, euner nour, a I 1 1 A corn meal or com flour, and with every sale of wheat flour must sell a combination of some one or more of these in the proportion of one pound substitute to each four pounds of wheat flour. No dealer may force any other substitutes in combination upon the consumer, and these substitute must conform to the standard fixed by the United States Food Administration.

There are some localities where other substitutes are available and which retailers may wish to carry in order to meet this situation. The following flours may also be sold in such com bination in lieu of the above flours if the consumer so demands at the ratio of one pound to each four pounds wheat flour, kafflr flour, milo floor, feterit flour and meals, rice flour, oat flour, peanut flour, bean floor, potato floor, sweet potato floor, and buckwheat floor. Far rye floor or meal may be sold as subwtitaU, bat mast be sold to proportion of at least two poonda of rye with three pounds wheat floor. The foregoing rules apply to all custom and eichange tranaactionj as well as sales of floor to farmers. Mr.

Walter L. Joace, af Severely-Woondad in France Waltrr TV Jem, of Frank! I anile, Randolph eoontr, of Co. 28th Infantry, 6th divinlon, who went orer-nftut with Pernhlng's army was se-vf-rotr wounded no Morula Sept. 2 fantry. 1st division, who went over- rrply woiin'led on Monday, Rept.

2. enlNtM in the army when he wss only 17 Trsr of Mr. Jnnet in a "1 of Mr. of Frnklin- pi. I 1 rri pn rxrr'innt sol-j tV.tV.ntvhhivt himrlf many) 1 5 i "i-irsr and bravery, a is I 1 is lolling arouna tne court nouse, ana( every time you get a chance go on blockaders bonds for making whis- key? Are you not upholding these.

blockaders by aiding them at the same time you know these very blockaders are using material which thousands of women and children in Europe are starving for? Are you not the same "Sefas" who has been going around to the fathers of drafted boys and say ing to them that the board will send their boys to the war for they (the board) knew they would vote the Democratic ticket anyway? Do you call that patriotism? Are you not whispering your infer nal propaganda in the ears of every man and woman whom you think you can influence? This is another in stance in which you show your boast ed patriotism. You say you have been calling at tention to some of the boys who should eo to war irrespective of politics. You know "Sefas" that there is not a word of truth in that statement. You never in your life complained one bit because a Republican was left at home. You are the coward and traitor who lurks around the court house and say to those who you think are in distress or dissatisfied of your own party that practically all the boys sent off are Republicans when you know full well there is not a word of truth in what vou say.

You sav it for tne purpose oi cre ating discord and dissatisfaction among Americans. You do this in order that vou may induce them to de sert their country in its greatest hour of need, have a proposition to make you. For every Republican you will name that has gone to the war from Randolph county, I will name a Democrat for every Democrat who has been let off by tne board will name a Republican, althoogh you claim a majority of Republicans in the county; and for every Democrat who has deserted, 1 will name ten Republic-ins. These deserters are. readers of your cowardly Han propaganda; are follower! of your teaching.

You said you made certain state-mentan the presence of Mr. Cranford regarding the criticism ef the Presi dent I have good, reason to believe you again make a false statement knowingly. I have seen this statement in your own handwriting signed by you. bo is there do troth In any thin yon ssy. At first you talked In favor of Ger many, and against your own country, now since war statutes are enacted making, it ft penitentiary offense for you to condemn your own country.

All La litaMA AM imm u.f when the trnth U- you are re Yon hare no patriotism In you at all and your frini admit it Your truly, XTi" 7i a Jinn yttipBthlfr, and Dot 8 drop of patriotic blood In your vnn. lxn nftr fh Civil Vr. the W-lrr wh v1 vs. Al.f IS. u.

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