March 2lst, 1928.

A REMARK.
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IF the Prostituted Gazette be guilty of such caum-
MES as appear in the above statement OF A. Nau-


an. we ask the reader if it is not reasonable to sup
nose that it repeatedly publishes caumnies OF other
meu in and out of the State, and makes assertions
relative to men, and things equally without ounda-
tion This question is not asked for information :;
because we could give multiplied proofs ol 1t II
is asked, simply, if it does not appear rational to
every reader, that, since a. NAuDA1N. man OF the
highest character in our community, has been thus
caIumniated, other men illuminated. facts dis
orted, circumstances misstated, and groundless as


sertions made repeatedly by the same prostitute;
Can the reader have forgotten the Wiltbank Com
mission story put down by Major Harper and Adj'
Gen. Green What credit is due to such prostitute


cd print, after its character has been so repeatedly
exposed =,
"Oh Father Abraham what such Christians be:'