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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03

nscent. The future of religion and of religious
journalism is described in many articles.
Not Well Enough for Hospital.-TIouse physicians
will welcome the new and original excuse contained
in the following letter: Dear Sister-When next
TO dismiss mother. as she does not feel well. and
oblige. Yours truly. --.'-London Hospital Ga
zette.
There is haunted house at Vincennes, where
the usual mysterious noises of ghostly vistants
heard. This particular building is one of those
Of the French Department of War. The victims
OF the ghost are worthy couple named Galichet.
the good being of the keepers of the
wood. A week ago he and his wife awakened
by loud rappings the partition wall Galichet
sprang out OF bed and went into the adjoining
room. but creature in mortal guse could he
discover. The phenomenon has been repeated each
night since. 1t always occurs at o'clock. Friends
and neighbors have watched with Galichet. but
the spirit rapper Is still intangible as ever.
The whole neighborhood undertakes ghost hunts of
evening Even the military authorities are
concerned to pierce the mystery and have ordered
an inquiry. A ghost court martial would be
In military history.
Ups and Downs of PoIitics.-Crcrsus. though am
his mind that public office was not for such he.
he said.
The committee whispered apart for little
sir. said their spokesman. at length. I'VE ad--
wise you o not to give up,
Give down. said the committee, as with one
Such, it Is believed. the beginning of the
campaign fund-Puck.
The habit of snufftaking has been confirmed
among savage tribes for ages past. In South
Africa IL Is used among Swazis Basutos and
Mataheles Every Zulu to-day even In towns, car
rtes little square box suspended around his neck
by piece of string gut. and the snuffspoon (for
they do not indulge in the homey "pinch'o carved
out of sheeps bone, often ornamented with intricate
geometrical designs, and for convenience carried
hanging downward through slit in the lobe OF the
ear. The Zulu regards the lobe of his ear as a
useful receptacle for various small articles he
meets with. The umfaan, or .houseboy. universally
met with In Natal. has penchant for safety pins
which have to be carefully hidden from his sharp
eyes even then he is usually be seen. after GO
ing through the rooms, with string of these pins
suspended from each until they reach his shout
ders.
Needed a Subject.-Mother-What do vo,, ,n.ar h.,
stairs? "" 'a' hlsht OF
,LorothyIWhy, mamma, Use Jest Joined IN. So
cety Tor the FIRST aid TO the Injured AT school and
"anos subject to practise on.-LAfe ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03

Mrs. Elihu Root has arrived in town from W.
ington for few days stay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03

Tho Rev. ]. j. Martin.
sr. and Mrs s. NJ. Swanson.
Mrs William Warren Tray
DIT. and Mrs. Albert Van Sar
Neor
Mr. and Mra- A K. Macon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer. r.. and Miss Tam.
Swan will sail for Europe next week, and VIII :.
main abroad Until the opening OF the Nswoort ~,
son at the end OF June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03

THE Congregationalisl and Christian World
celebrates it's ninetieth anniversary with a large
and noteworthy ISSUE The editor has attempted
to make the number prophetic we'll remi-
nscent. The future of religion and of religious
journalism is described In many articles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
London the Minnehaha are:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03

The Princess Irene will sail to-day for Naplaz
with the following passengers:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03

Not Well Enough for Hosptal-FTouse physicians
when they wish to empty a bed of chronic case,
will welcome the and original excuse contained
in the following letter: Dear Sister-When next
the doctor attends mother. will you please ask him
TO dismiss mother. as she does not feel well, and
oblige, Yours truly. -.'-London Hospital Ga
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02
>njmriett cines Winiiters.

Ius Sofia miro gei6rieben: 90
p1re allmGbli6 Elm beroienltooue5
@erf, bie S6riften bes ieli9en Serrn
bon &nigge in Die Spraden Der gals
fanItaaten 5u iiberieben. Senn ielblt
in Der bnlgariiden .Sobranle, no I'M
Mgemeinen iebr ~onItdnoige 8ornler1
berri6en uno biele ernite, fluge
MGnner iibeit, ereignen iid malld)'
nal S5enen, pie tie ni6t einntdl I'M
SaIais Bourbon ulio i'm 0lterrei6i-
fden &eiG9rdtbe benfbar mGren. uno
oas mill gepiB piel iagen. Seoen-
falls lit es ielbIt in bieien beioen ge-
~Ietgebenben 9orperidaften bisbar
ipobl farm p%orgefommen, baB Die Sit
iurien bon ser Miniiterbanf aus ms
Glenltm flogen. Sus gelbab aber III
elmer ser lebten Sibungen Oes Bulge
ridden Sarloments, uno 5tpar NOR es
Ser temperamentooQe nr0 beiBbllltlgc
MiniIter bes SSnnern .. YetfoD, Der
Iih riibmen 0urfte, Der 5oologlldJeil
Serminologie in ser Sobranie Gin-
gang peri6afft at baben. get Der
gerat6ung zines nei1en @abnbanert-
purfes berief ii6 elmer Der oppolitio'
nenen &eoner, CUR 9efraftigltng iat'
ner @infpe1ol1ngen gegen Die Gentu-
bilitGt ser proeftirten 9abn, auf Ell
nert angeiebenen Sneenieur. Ser por-
6em 6as Mmt zines bauptIt1Otiifen
giirgermeiIters befleibete. Der Nei-
hitter 0es Snneren, Der in IbmsIen'
belt bes Safminiiters oie Sorlage 81
bertreten bate, gab Dem Seputirter
folaen6e, Sic &ammer in nift germ.
ge Seiterfeit ~periesenoe Intpori
v0ieier Sngenieitr g. q. lit Elm Gino'
pieb mie one onberen, oesboIb babe
ih lin olt6 aus Dem @enein0eratbe
binauseeiporfen!" Ser feline 3pi'
ifenfan lit Oesbalb re6t amiilant
neil Serr 9. Betfop ii6 zines iebr
Itarfen Inbanges in ieinem 2anbe er.
fre,t un6 one Mnsii6t bat, iein Jest
aes 8ortefeuile oalo nit Dem bes
| Mlsp6rtiaen uno Ser @iniiterprGii.
oentidaft Sii bertauifen. 8is Jet!
iheint CT allerbings, peniaitens mad
6ieIer fleinen Strobe 81 urtbeilen, gum
9iplomaten I'M melterropGiiher Gin,
ne nrr menig Seranlagung 81 BE-
fiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02

empfing 2aifer Wilbelm ben ~befannten
Ginan,isr unb Bsfber rsi9er afrifani=
f4er Ninen, Nlfreb Beit, In Nuoien3.
8sit tatte fiirsli9 benz Nlten Muieum
3u Berlin auberoroentlid mertbpone
@aben tiberma&t, fur wel9e ibm Der
Raiier ieine1 mdrmften Sant iagte.
Stalien.
MII9emeine rieoen-
belt.
& o m, 81. Dea. Gopobl i'm Out.
rinal uie i'm Daticar berri8te beim
Sabrsswe6isl 3ufriebsnbeit. 36niQ
8ictor Emanuel u. bic 26nigin ipielten
nit ibren &inbern unb i'm @atican
ipeiife Der sreiie papt NIT ieinen Be.
tagten Sdwefern.
Bahama nieln.
&ebpIution.
$urtsSsIanb, 81. DECEMBER.
pofna&ri4ten bon Wonte @brifi,
eanto Domingo, mslben, ba6 @eneral
peres, Der @oubernsur puerto pIata.
f@ ben Nebolutiondren ergebe1 bot.
@eiter tuirb semelbet, bab Der DO.
minieaniI&e 2reuser .SnospenOsneia"
Der cine 2aoung Wunition an Bort
bate, an bte @ebolutiondrsn ausgeIie'
! fert tuurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02

2iperpool: ,Roorblanb" BON pbila=
belpbia pia Queenstown; v@tru-
ria" bon Nsp Sort bon Queens
totun.
southampton: sSt. paul" BONG SEEM
Oorf pta plpmoutb unb @bers
bourg.
Queenstown: ,@srmania" bon 2iDer=
pool nod New Dorf.
2iberpool: vGepOnian" mad Bottom.
2unoon: rWOnte3uma" nod CT. Sobn,
q. g., bta .Mntmerpet unb 3d.
lifar.
Yober: ,8aberlano" bon Mntuerpen
mad New Dort.
Sem Oorf: st. 2ouis BON South.
ampton.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02

3um ii en- 80 aIegebenti
ser 70 Sabre alte friibere S9iffsr,
jsbige &ieslieferant Peter &ief IN
Opener in 0en Stanb Ger @be gu tres
ten. Seine @userforene lit Die 69jdbs
riae Witttpe 8ertruO 2eutbner geboreat
@ramli9 aus 8erebauIen. Die 8raut=
leute, beren Iufgebot CUR 3eit beim
Stanbesamt SpeDer %aushdngt, finh
nod riiitia unb erfreuen ii9 ser beiten
@efunobeit.
In~einemparie ariete,
5beater tritt cine bilobiib16e, iunee
80bmin, Stil5a, ais S9lansenbdnbis
germ auf. Sci i6rer G6Onbeit 1T es
fem Wunber, oub lie cine sroBe an5abI
bon @erebrern bat. Sie 8Dbmin bate
nun einen f9lauen Plan erionnen, nm
ibre @srebrer als3upliinoerr. Neben
benz 5auteuil, auf Dem Der betreffenbe
@erebrer Plab genommen. befanb fid
cine &iite nit mebreren groBen S9lanz
gen. 6rGulein Stilau esfamotirte linn
fobann nsum @paB~1bi eefiiLite Brief
tuide aus benz lIebsrrod, legte lie nebsn
bie &iite. lieB Die S6lonsen beraus
unb forberte nun bsn 8eiiBer Ser Sas
fhe nit liebenspiirbigem 2G9sln auf.
iein Gisentbum auriidSunebmen. Die
meiiten ergriffen beim Mnblids Der sis
fhen0en unb 5ingelnoen Sbiere eilieit
sic 5lu6t. unIGngit eritattete aber ei-
ner Der @erupften Inseige Bel Der qos
liaei, bic Der 8Obmin bas 9anotperl
legte
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02
Tranfreih.
8riegsgerh d t e.

paris, 81. Sss. 3rob DER an=
i4einenoen 8eReruns In ben 8s3iebuns
gen 3wii4en 5lantrei9 uno Seuti9-
Lamb, molten bic 9risgssertiate ni9i
our &ube tommen. Cine Nnsabl Pie.
tiger 3eitunsen bebauptst, oaB Der
2rieg unpermeioli9 lei.
Bon 8elqien miro gemelbet, baB Die
geb6roen 8Ori9tsmabrsgsln ergreifsn,
oa fe befiir8ten, bab Bel einem 9on'
1itte bsIsiides @sbiet In Mitleioen=
i4aft sesOsen peroen t6nne.
prsmierminiffer &oubisr bsriu9i
fein 8eftes Die aufregenoen @srtibte 81
pioerleaen.
u inert inf | u s.
Paris. 81. Gs3. '@s tann MIDI
lduger Elm 3weifel beifeben, oaB be,
umeritanii4e ginfluB in 8aris i'd
Hart geltenb ma6t. Der aOblenfaut
it fat 10 i9limm. ME in irgenb cine,
ameritanii4en Staot, Die StraBer
ueroen bon ameritanii6en eIeftrif6er
gabnen befabren uno Obne. unter'
%srunobabn 9ing es iberbaupt MID
msbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02
Suba.
Ssle o q | E 8.

5abana, 81. Ses. Die Mme=
ritaner, wsl9e in Der Na9bari9aft bon
Nuepa @erona tpobren unb an Der
9ostrennuns Der Ji6teniniel bon
@uba intereifrt Fnb, baben an bas
0olt Der 8ereinigten Staater cine grs
tldrung seriGtet, in pelder eesen &a=
tifieirung beg 0ertraees be3tiglid Der
Ssle Of Yines prote itirt tpirb.
Der Mppea tpieoerbolt Die alterl Dir
9umente.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02
Nuffanb

gen. sic b~ebeuten, bab Der grobe
Se3emberfrsit 3uiammen9sbro6en 1T.
Der 9efammte 9iftritt 1T nun bon
Sruppen beleBt.
@dbrenb Der Na9t ersaben f&
man9e N~ufribrer. biele beriu6ten aud
unter Der Waste frieoli4er girger f4
our6sui6lei4en. @e9en bas Nrtile=
riefeuer tOnnten f9 bic 8ertbeioiger
beri9ieoener @sbduoe ni9t balten. Sic
HuBten f9 ergeben.
@rftaunli9 par, baB BON 80 8sr=
t6sibisern zines Sauies, gegs1 oas IL
3anOnsnf9tfe absefeuert Duroen,
audi ni4t Elm sinai9er Derlsbt tuuroe.
Die 2sute iebten ft& on Die 2agerfeuer
Der Golbaten unb f6iener1 gans sufrie=
ben f6 tudrmen au f6nnen, fra9ten
aud bic Soloaten UNI @igaretten.
Die If. Yrehs srfdbrt, bab nod
Dem Sale Der 8rofbarOh Baumrol=
Jabrit unb anoerer Gabrifsn, Der
i6leunt9it suiammenberufene &at6 Der
6tbrer CUR 4nfdt 9slansts, bab Der
Nuftano bsrloren lei uno Sober id
rettsn ioIs, 10 gut er tonne.
e t. petersburg, 81. 9s3.
graf @itte 1T spar 6sftdnbis bon Se-
beimppli;iten bepa6t, bod purbe bieie
MnBrsesl niGt fur a~entigenb eradtst.
gs tpurbe cine Nnsubl Witgliebsr bee
Off3isrterps oss bsfannten preobra.
i6enstp : &sgimentes abtommanoirt.
bod tpsissrtsn fd bisielben poli3si-
oienfte su berri6ten.
g t.. petersburg. 81. Se,br
Sn gswifsn &ssisrunnstreiien lit mon
Der Nnit6t, baB elm enti6iebeneres
ginidreiten in ben Staatsgei9dfter
bur6au6 %notbpenoig it,.
sic fnb fernsr Der Mnf9t. baB Elm
Siss iber Die yRotben" gepiB 1T uno
es madt fd algemein Elm gr6Beres
Selbfpertrauer selteno. @s miro on.
eettinbigt. baB fs ferner feline Nnee'
ftsaie in ibren Sienften ouloen miro.
pelGe eeaen fe 8eridm6run9en anset.
tsln. Die Minitsr fino srmddtist,
fol8e Anseitente 3u entlafsn.
Ssuts purosn gsitimmunoen ibel
Die @ablmetboosn bsrofentli9t.
&epubIiti Il /.
st. Petersburg, 81. Se3.-
Nus allen Shsilen oes &eiGes tpsrber
neue blutiee Iuffdnoe gemeIbet uni
Der @eit Der Rebellion bat aud BIZ
bisber rubtg aebliebsnen @%oubsrne.
ments bflid bon Wustau ergrifsn,
Die unsefdbr 1900 Ginuobner sdb
lsnoe Staot 3latuft i'm ural befinoe
fi9 %polftdnoig in 6dnoen Der ~io3ialifti
iaen Irbeiter. Sieielben baben lid
Der &%esierunss W%afenfabrit in be
Orti&aft bsmdAtigt, bic Bsamtsn &c
nommen uno Die &epublit protIamirt
lleber Die Sabrit uub allen 6Hentlidsl
@ebduoen fattert bic rotbe Gahne TN
Die Iufrtibrer broben. ibre 8efan9en
3u srmOroen, rsnn Sruppen nod be
Stabt asi4tdt tpsroen foItsn.
3apalIerif 3ur6 es.
Sebnffoppt, 81. De3. Die 2a
ballerifsn, NIT tpeldsn elm 2reu3er oe
S9marsen Mssr= 5lotts bsmannt mo,
ben mar, muBten nod tusnigsn Stun
ben uisoer ans 2ano ssiest tperDsn, b
fe ale ieetrant uaren.
mites 8ddtrittbe r.
mutbet.
g t. Petersburg, 81. Deg. .,
Beridt, baB @raf Wttte bemnd&
abtreten tueroe unb oaB Der ieiberiI
Ninifer bss Snnsrn Surnobo, b.
2iebling Der 9oftamariaa an b
Spibe Der Staatsssf4dfts trstsn pirl
erbdlt Rd.
Die 9ofpartei if nit benz nermittsli
ben Wsien @itts's un3ufrisosn
perlangt einen Rann bonn S9lal
Surnopo's, Der nit frdfttger Sanb ell
greifen fann.
Sentialano.
Berlin. 81. De3. Die Benz
gung CUR 5erbeifhbrung zines befer'
@inpernebmsns swii9en Deutf&lai
uno gnalanb srersist INNER tpsits
2reife. Mu9 ote Breuler 6anbelstar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02
Riihrrnnes aarirnrrrrbru.

Isle fino ia 10 freuois errest!"-
rM9, i4 bab' beute Elm riibrenoes Mies
6erfeben sebabt! -. Sn einenn RGmber,
Der mid auspliinoerte, %ertannte ia
einen alien @dulfreuno. ben i4 be-
reits AL ben Sobten aerehnet hatte!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-02

Srfe9smari1e Inn IL Hlntentttns u10
fieben srOBe 9reuser allen 9ere&ten
anforoerungen genugen iplte.
uebsr ben Mutor it ni9ts bee
tannt, man min aber miHen, baB er
nod INNER i'm t6nigli&en 5lOitenoisnf
ftebe. gr ri4tet fi9 nit Der 5rage an
oas beutide Bolt. Oh benin bic 6lutte,
pie Fie am IA. Ottober 1904 bon bod.
Ter Settle als yfaf unpieberfeblider
S9ubwal" daratteriirt wuroe, beute
70 9ebre6lid ~getporbsn isi, bab man
i4 ni9t mebr auf fe Osrlafen t6nne?
5ierauf fol9t bic na9fsbenbe 2ifte.
Die, tusnn aud ni9t eeraoe tomplett,
10 bod ihrer ginfa6bsit balbsr Elm tIa'
rerss 2idt auf bic Situation wirft,
als bies 6isber isitens ausfihrli6erer
SabeIen gefdeben 1T:
"a 9inienidife, s Glfenpan3ers
fdife, II srObe 2reuasr, 80 feline
2rsuser, z 9anonenbOOte unb 3 Slug
.%anOnbOpte", suiammen aIiO i9On SO
ariessi9ife. rSiersu muB man nod"
fdbrt Der autOr fort, Die S6uli&ife,
spe3ialidiffe unO 5afeni6iHs rsaner,
pel6e bic 3abl Der oeuti9en 2rie9ss
fdife auf $50 brinsen. limb babel
inb bic S%orpebOboote nod gar niht
9eadblt !! @u1 tnb Die Sanoelsoams
pier. Die tusge1 ibrsr grobsn 8eidwin=
bigteit i'm Wobilma9unssfal als Nuf-
tldrunasi6ife 6enuBt tuerben. auber
8etra9t aelaRen. 3weifelsobne, un-
iere 5lotte beoarf Der 8ermebrung
Iber oas &ei9 bat gerahe ieBt anbere
pfi9ten, tpsl9e groBe Summer bers
idlungsn, unb 10 iOnte man fi9 nit
ben 0orfehrungen bon 1900 be9nii=
gen."
6 terbIt9teit Der Sdug=
hinge.
Berlin, 81. Deg. Sn man6sn
@eeenbsn SeutIdlanbs bat bic Sdug.
Iingsfierbli6feit in ben lebten Wona=
ten in iOldsm Mabs aussnommsn. baB
S9par3ieber b%ebaupten, fein anoeres
cibiliHrtes 9anb babe cine 10 lange
9iffe bon 3inoer9rdbern auf3uweiien.
Statifii9e Sabelen fiebsn ni9t our
0erfiiguna, pobl aber fno ab unb 3u
3ablen erbdltlta, msl9e bic Situation
in bsuauerli9sm 2i9te sri9einen lais
fen. go bat 8. 9. oas @emeinbefolle-
GUM bon Rsgensburg f9 gen6tbigt
seisben cine Uorlase untsr 8sratbuns
3u nsbmen, tuslde Mtittern, bic &c.
5uunsen fno ta9siber auberbalb bes
6auies al arbeiten, sinen 8aar3ui9ub
pdbrsnb Der Sti03eit ausiebt, oa bic
gsrste Der senannte Stabt Der uebers
3eugung finb. bic SduslingsferbIi9=
felt fei bauptid9li9 barauf auriid3u-
fHbren,' bob bic 3abl Der fiqenben
Wttter aus peri9iebenen @riinoen
fetiq abnebme. Die rpphlbabenben
5tauen. fast DR.. SOi9er. in &sgens=
burg, molten bic 2inbsr nidt fiileu unb
81. Mrmsr. bic fur Saselobn arbeiten,
tbnnsr ss ni9t aus fosiasen @rtnben'
ptdIer m m mitetner
Sefungsffr b b o n.
BerIin, 81. Deg. Der burd
feline nntiIemitii6sn 5sbereien berti9.
ti9t geporosne nSref9graf" Ptidle,
bon 2lein- Sidirne bat Slid gsbabt.
Die Strafe bon feds Monaten BE,
fdneniB, tn meIber er nnldngft Der.
urtbeilt tporoet nor, 1T auf benz Gna'
bentpese In 5effun8 umsemanbelt
tporoen.
8 tnan3ier IIfreb Beit
betm 2aier.
Berlin. 81. 9es. Sn potsban
empfins 2aifsr @ilbelm ben bstanntsr
Ginan,isr unb Bsfber rsi9er afrifani
f&er Winen, NIfreo Belt, In Nuoien3
8eit tatte fiirali6 benz Mlten Muieun
3u Berlin auberoroentli9 tuertbbolJ
@aben iibermadt, fur mel9e ibm ber
2aiier ieineu mdrmften Sant iagte.
!, Stalien.
L 9cmeine 3 u rieben=
belt.
I & o m, 81. Dea. Gouobl i'm Qui
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-10-10
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-10-10
CHAPTER XIII.

THE morning paper, which the
maid brought to Ann while she
still drowsed in her bed, con-
4 tained the news of Louis ar
rival at Raymond's cabin and his col
lapse.
'sAll the early part of the night the
reporter went on to say, bands Of
clamorous men marched from mine to
mine, calling upon the gangs to lay
down their tools. Only two firms re-
mained unintimidated = Reese Bros.
and Kelly & Raymond In the midst
of all this turmoil" said the reporter,
Raymond, one Of the men most con-
cerned, was standing guard over sick
boy and would not leave his side for
moment Ann glowed with sense Of
deep obligation to that watcher.
Mrs. Barnett knocked on her door
and called, 'Have you seen the papers,
IN Mariew
''Yes.'
"What are you going to do?"
''I am going up there
Mrs. Barnett entered. "How can you
20, with that mob in possession? You
must not go! It isn't safe for you, and
I will not consent to have Don go again.
Who will protect you:'
Ann famed with wrath. "Have you
no law out here that will protect girl
who goes to nurse her sick brother?
have nothing to do with your idiotic
wars. I am going up there as citizen
Of New York, not as partisan Of your
side in this struggle shall not leave
that boy there to suffer alone
''I can't find Don," said Mrs. Barnett.
"He must have gone downtown. Some
one has just phoned message from
Rob. He says Louis has taken chill
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.C@.a you win? You re,lize that
to win in anything these days requires
strength With mind and body in tune.
A man or woman with disordered di-
gestive organs is not in shape for
days work or days play. How
can they expect to win? Kodol for
dyspepsia contains the digestive
juices of a healthy stomach and will
put your stomach in shape to per-
form its important function of sup
plying the body and brain with
strength building blood. Digests
what You eat. relieves Indigestion
dyspepsia. sour stomach. palpitato.
Of the heart and constipation. sop
bv all druge
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coon ROADS FACTS
,.a1at iney would save For the South
The Cost of Hauling Cotton.


In an addres by John Craft. Of
Mobile, it was stated that the cosr 20
the farmers of the South is so ce.4.s a
bale Of cotton for an average heui cf
eight miles.
If there were good roads the cost
would be reduced to 10 cents a bale.
Estimating a crop at 100000 900 ha;es.
this would mean saving of $4,000
annually.
It costs under present road condi-
tons % cents to haul ton of fertiii-
ger & mile. With good roads, the cost
would be cents a ton.
"I have studied for soroe years Saa
problem of working convicts on our
public roads," said Mr.. Craft, "ana
they have proved to be the most eco
nomical road builders to be had. The
convict has long passed the expert
mental stage for road making.
Judge Fave, of Georgia, who was
had twenty years experience in work
ing convicts on our public roads, says:
They are the best and cheapest road
builders. While working convicts not
a single overt act was committed or a
single child, woman or man molested,
or 81 worth of property deprecated
on
Mecklenburg county, n. C. has the
finest macadamized roads, and it is
being done with convict labor It
costs an average of 25 cents a day to
guard, feed and care for convict Ia
Dor when it is managed on business
principles
AS for the convict himself. statistics
show that 80 per cent Of those who are
worked in the open air, properly fed
and guarded, return to their families
and cease to be a charge or menace
to tne state, while Of those who are
kept in prison or are worked in mines.
saw mills or similar places, SIS Fer
cent become hardened criminals.
'.Nor do I think it right to put the
honest wage earners. in competition
with the convict labor, or the manu-
featuring industry in competition with
the one that hires cheap convict Ia
Dor.
Indiana has more than LOO miles
OF good gravel roads. I remember
when Indiana was considered one Of
the illiterate states in the Union. To-
day she is prosperous and her people
are no longer ignorant, but the state
is dotted with he finest schools and
colleges.
Massachusetts, spends more money
than any other state on her public
roads. New York has just voted to is
sue S50,000.c0O for her roads, to be
spent in the next ten years. New
Jersey has fine roads, which have been
Of great benefit, and are the best in
vestment the state has. Missouri is
agi5afiag a bond issue Of s25,0oo.ooe
Nc. l... public roads The province OF
Ontario Canada. mas $1,000 miles of
COCO roads, ard from that p!enene-
nal Improvement have been the re-
suits of prosperity to its farmers. -
New York Sun.
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j:.Itt4f, TO meet VIII !i4c tS@NFjo - SsiS
jl,.;li y5artv, robbed Of half bis reso
luton. for he, too, loved the sick lad.
At u O'Clock. when some Of the men
were passing, Raymond went out and
called Baker and said in the tone OF one
who had at last decided on a plan OF
action, ..I want you to carry a message
to Boggy and see that it gets there
And Baker, having a long training as
cowboy behind him, accepted his order
like a soldier.
The telegram was addressed to the
sheriff and read:
They're on to your box car game. Look
out: A PEACE LOVER
At 1 O'clock Kelly returned with low
ering brow. Il wish you'd been there,
lad They're afraid of Munro and ivot-
ed me down. We are to do nothin'."
Raymond, submerged in the rising
food of his anxiety, looked at his part
ner duly. "Well, perhaps it's better
so, Matt. 1 gave my word to Ann that
would care for this boy as if he were
nv brother, and Pm going to do it, re-
gardless Of every other consideration
If he grows worse shall send for
Ann, and then 1 will have double rea-
son to keep out of the movement"
Toward daylight Raymond called
Kelly. .'Send message to Ann. Louis
is a mighty sick boy and needs her
care"