Identifier: saturdayeveningp1933unse (find matches)
Title: The Saturday evening post
Year: 1839 (1830s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : G. Graham
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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associate. Up to the time of the war the Constitutional movementdid not make much progress in Persia. It had its effects, however. For exam-ple, about the time ofthe war the civil andcriminal laws wereremodeled accordingto the French code.In small towns thereis a court of first in-stance and in largetowns a court of firstand second instance.But though the re-ligious courts aredone away with thebig cases are tried bythe mullahs orpriests, who do thework in their ownhouses, and, it is said,not by any meanswith pure justice intheir minds. Thelaws based on theKoran are held inhigher esteem thanany decree of parlia-ment. If a man buysreal estate in Persiahe has to have uponhis transaction theseal of some well-known priest. Theideal which some ofthe younger Persianshave of separation ofchurch and state willnot prevail for a longtime to come. If the effect of theconstitution has been (Continued onPage 32) THE SATURDAY EVENING POST 31 Trade Mark Re?. How much do you want r to pay for clothes?
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Nine men out of every ten will answer,price for the right quality ;The least Styleplus are established from the Atlantic to thePacific as excellent clothes at prices that are neverextreme. Equally good clothes simply cannot be sold for less. Every Styleplus fabric is alLwool, and the style and tailoring will convince you that itis not necessary to pay more. Our unqualified guarantee goeswith every Styleplus suit and overcoat. Your local Styleplus mer^chant will show you a large varietyfor your choice. See them and save. Henry Sonneborn & Co., Inc.Baltimore, Md. STYLEPLUS —The big name in clothos 32 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST November 6,1920 (Continued from Inge 30) slow for some ton years, the fact is not surprising.It. had an enormous amount of corruption to con-tend against. The poor, who had vaguely hoard ofit as something that would help them, found thatthey were taxed as much as ever. Some of them saidthat the only difference the constitution had madeto them was that instead

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