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God only knows'" said Darlington
desperately. "All know is that she
is well and under the kings especial
protection. We are bound for the East
Indies for three years. Three years
away from her' God. what fool I've
been. Strathgate was right" Car
rington turned away, putting strong
constraint upon himself in order Ia
compose his features. We'll" he said
at last. are you all ready?'
Ready to trip" returned Parkman.
Call all hands. I'll read them my
orders and then Wen get up anchor.
In a moment the shill piping OF the
boatswain and his mates along the
deck was followed by the trampling OF
many feet The crew, "A splendid set
OF fellows, assembled in the gangways.
Darlington read his orders to them.
directed the commanding officers pen
nant to be hoisted and bade Parkman,
who for the present acted as first lieu
tenant. TO get under way.
There were many expert seamen
among the crew and the meaneuver
was handsomely performed. The an
chor was hove short, the topsails were
looscd and sheeted home. the anchor
was tripped. the ships head was cast
To starboard. the sails filed. the wind
was fair, and she glided gracefully
from the anchorage abaft the Britain
mia and swept toward the great liner,
whose tall sides lowered above her
like castle wall.
As the Bellona drew abreast the
liner burly figure suddenly appeared |
on the edge OF the high poop OF the |
britannia Recognizing the admiral. |
Darlington. who had stood aft on the |
quarterback Of his friGate. barred his .
head and saluted. The admiral re-
turned the compliment with his own
then he turned and waved II
forward. Instantly the rails OF the
Britannia swarmed with men. and
rom their thruats at another signal
rom the admiral came such burst OF
,heering AZ warmed the very cookies
II the melancholy Carringtons heart.
Iropping behind him. on which some
where his wifc's foot rested. What
vas she doing? Where was she liv-
lie knew nothing save that in some
manner she was under the especial
rejection OF the king: that was assur-
nee enough that she was well cared
md with this cheerful sea compliment
nd these words of good will the
The Ordway new era., 1908-12-25
Wright Makes New Record.

lie Mans, France.-Wilbur Wright,
the American aeroplanist Of Dayton,
Ohio, established a new worlds record
for heavier-than-air machines Friday
while trying for the Michelin cup, re-
naming in the air one hour, fifty.three
minutes and fifty-nine seconds. The
best previous record is one hour, thirty.
one minutes and fifty-one seconds.
which Mr.. Wright made Sept. 21st The
aeronaut maintained an average height
4 twenty-four fest and the distance
was Officially measured ~ sixty-oue
and . half miles. not including turns.
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Caves Of Cannibal Race.

Strange evidences of cannibalism
have been brought to light with the
recent opening up Of caves at One
Tree Hill, Maungakiekie, New South
Wales. and another link has been
added to the chain of interest en-.
circling this celebrated spot.
In one cave great piles Of human
bones have been discovered, mlxe1 up
indiscriminately and thrown down in
one huge conical heap. These bones
belonged to victims taken by the
Maoris in battle and slaughtered for
culinary purposes. Then they were
dropped down the funnel-shaped
mouth of the cave into darkness and
oblivion.
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little hand Tell soItIy uPo"
shoulder with touch as light as that
of thistledown. Where that hand
touched him was the center OF his De
ing. My lord turned his head, looked
at II slowly. turned his body. followed
IL up, saw face he dreamed or tears
rolling from eyes that looked love t
him. and in another moment he was
clasped in his wlfe's arms.
This was the punishment meted out
to him by little George. He was to go
10 the Indies. but not alone. When
there was time for coherent speech
Ellen handed her husband another pa
per appointing him captain OF the
Bcllona, subject only TO the orders OF
his wife
God bless him" cries my lord.
folding his wife again to his heart.
And say so, too" answers Ellen,
although we fought against him 30
long. he hath kindly heart"
He hath. indeed" returned Caring,
ton, after time. He gave me his
royal word that you should be well
looked after for the next three years.
and the keeping of the kings word is
intrusted to me. shall see to it.
Nay" said Ellen. you are under
my command now. Look at your or
ders."
TITS even So my little captain"
laughed my lord sweeping her TO his
heart again. And what orders do
you propose to issue to me?"
q should like to present to you two
of my friends"
Your friends are my friends, my
lear" returned Darlington. and
when occasion serves shall be happy
% greet them"
1T serves now" said Ellen. draw.
nG herself away from him. And in.
Iced she found it difficult. for he
would by no means let her go. follow |
ng her aft and still keeping his hand .
bout her waist as she opened the .
oor of one of the cabins
Out thence. for all the world like a
ack.in-thc-boX. popped Mistress Deb
rah. her cheeks redder than the scar
IT ribbons she affected. and stalking
ehind her came Sir Charles Seton in
reat dignity.
Il did you an injustice. Charles"
ried my Lord Darlington. Il humbly
cg your pardon. | have not heard
le story''-and Seton was glad my
,rd's remarks were SO spontaneous
but know that you were true"
It's granted. Bernard" said Seton
earthly Il could forgive you any
hing. knowing how you felt over the
ss OF your wife, for to-day | can put
yself in your place in one pRrticu-
r."
And how's that"
"In this way" returned Seton Per
II me'-he seized the blushing Deb
'ah as he Salute Lady Seton.
arlington"
What, Is it so?"
We were married this morning. the
ing himself being one OF the wit.
esses."
And do you go with us to India?"
Nay" answered Seton, only to
plymouth"
And at that Darlington was very
lad. for though he loved Seton much,
9 loved his wife more, and he wanted
er for the rest OF his life all to him
,If.
Seton OWNED that, for presently he
,ok Deborah by the hand and led her
nth upon the quarterback, leaving
arlington and Ellen alone together.
lch in the haven where they fain
ould be: husband and wife, one and
now and forever, locked
| each others arms.
(THE END)
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Christian Scientists WIN

w,rrensburg, Mo.-There Is ~
in Missouri prohibiting u. ,,a II ii
of healing by members =. ding h
tian Science Church ace1,u ,,dse 81
decision handed down oy 1uaS n0nyt
Thurmond in the Circuit CO.. coal,, ,.v
case was brought to test VI, Tbsres,
Mrs. Lena A. Jaccard anu ~, .is,iau
Haywood, prominent Ga, ansas {
ence practitioners Of har,s Thsy
were the defendants. .,a aIs, laws
charged with violating .rso,,ee .ne as i
cine or surgery or to 'reas
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COLORADO AN1|
SOUTHERN \
GOES TO JAMES !. Hill. ,.J
ACCORDING TO Asso.,' "
PRESS DISPATCH,
DETAILS NOT GIVEN
SALE PROMISES To a..
BENEFIT coLoRAno
'AceNT REGIONS.

c1, o" iork-Leading Interests
Colorado & Southern Ran
pany. including Edwin Havi''
said to be the largest lndIvlI.,,
holder. and Frank TrumbuIl =.
dent Of the road. annoupcoS !.
the sale of the road to ,bs \
burlington 4 Quincy RaIro,S
and other details Of the ,,,,,,
are withheld until next Tus,s,r
the board Of directors Of ,bs 10
d Southern will mold a mee,l,, 4,
purpose OF completing the t,,,y
the property.
The acquisition Of the ro,s !,
Burlington gives the Hill usts-
Burlington being owned BY ,bs
ern Pacific and the Great M
Railroad companies, It's lSug /.
outlet to the coast Of Tea, h
bear practically the same rpl,,t,
to the Hill lines In the Gulf Of u
territory that the Illinois Ce1,n
to the Hartman system. Urt1
days announcement II was -.
supposed that James J. Hill, n
get to the gulf was by the purrh,I
the Missouri. Kansas & Tenn
road.
Denver.-ln commenting o, ~
ported sale of the Colorado and S
ern. the Republican says: "A
nouncement Of the sale o, The C.
to Hill means more to Colo1t,
appears on the face Of Il. ri
known as an empire builder.
dream has been to get line iru,
get Sound to the Gulf Of MeIia
has always believed that Imnssa
fic could be developed in this M
and at the same time a rich terrl
opened. That he will bring ab0gt
dream is now Il certainty, say rail !
men. The Colorado & Southern /
its direct line from Denver TO the I
will be to the Hill system Shit|
Illinois Central is 10 the Hand
lines.
For n long time Il was believed
Hill intended TO get TO he Gu
Mexico by taking over The Mss
Kansas & Texas. In fact II Ei1
ported several times that be bad
chased that line. That he has {
up all idea OF taking over the N.
7. is now believed definitely sett'
Plans for building small eonns'
links in the new transcontinennl
TEN are said TO be already under
Definite announcements Will Be
at the meeting Of the board ol
tors OF the Colorado & Southern
Tuesday. These plans, II Is lep'
include the construction oil a line
Orin Junction into the BIG ho'a
Territory and the abandonment
proposed line from Guernsey u
nopolis. Wyoming, the main p0''
the Big Horn basin.
With the purchase Of the co''
& Southern is transferred eOa"
the Trinity & Brazos Valley la,l
recently constructed by the oo'
& Southern and the Rock l'l.a1 nS,
more than six weeks ago tae NV
land, which held a minority ii'sl'
the T. & b. ". sold its holaIns
Colorado & Southern. Inns We y,
first move on the part oil 'he ~, ~
terests to get control OF the Wv
& Southern. 10y
The T.. & b. V. runs from foll
70 Galveston. and is an impoI'aA
in the system, for II sNeI ,,,a,,
gulf outlet. The Denver \ lnlsl. m
the electric line running be'Sesr 9,
yer and Boulder, is also incIuueu
reported deal.
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wickersham for Attorney General,

New York.-That President-elect
Taft has selected George W. Wicker
sham OF the New York law firm Of
Strong & Cadwalader, to be attorney
general of his cabinet. is stated here
from a source that is regarded az re-
liable.
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Simon, President of Hayti.

Port Au Prince.-Gen. Anterne ST.
mon. the leader of the last revolution
in Hayti that resulted in the flight of
President Nord Alexis from the capi
tai, and who made his triumphal en-
try into Port Au Prince ten days ago.
has been unanimously elected presi
dent Of the republic by the Haytien
Congress-
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n Maater s4rnk.

"Is your daughter as smart a. her
old dad?"
Smart? Going to marry q duke"
rs that smart"
I'm this case, yes. Love match; ests
him for nothing"
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s,,. o. Colorado q Southern 1,y,, :

sale Of Colorado q eo' ,a says, |
New York.-The Herat =. .,e enid
regard to the rumors tina, ,.s.i,road .l
Burlington & Quincy antIon onI
bought or obtained an 9p. 9ipractor d
Burlington said satu,aa. ".es the I
has'no has not an an option on ,l,,rs y seu tss Z
Of directors. EdwiI. ilI.ockholder Y
nised q the chief stcSS;o sa;c rod y
Colorado road. said: y ~ I Sod
ont;on % 81 tie COLORADO
~ i. & II not bsen solo
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Mckinley Memorial.

Nav York.-A week.ions ,t,. mend
program for the Mch.m c,h,a4ronolitan,
was concluded at the Metropoalod oorylod
pie ps' Sunday night with ma, sl,ssl Shed
which Vice President'elunu' a.na- spesl
presided and spoke. olael ~ peed, >
we're Rev. George Edward '',,aae: COM
ident OF Dickinson col,ess, nsssrt va
.ioner Of immigration R0Oe''
hord and Henry w. TAFT
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frigate shot ahead and presently clap
ping on more canvas bore swiftly
down the river
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-09-17

to double. this year over last and we are not surprised, because we have the
and best stock of shoes w ever carried, and 1t prices vol can't match this side of the
Baked Beans Huh, or In other words Boston. You see w by shoes direct from the
and "a n % middle mans profit ..## .#.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-09-17
Buy for Spot Cash,


Cotton plaids at &c. Danville cotton
for Sc. Bed ticking for mattresses
made, absolutely feather proof, for l
quality, 39c. Quilts and comforts,
CSC, CSC and $1.25. Table oil clotf
Valises, bought at half cost, high que
nal, at wholesale cost. Red flannel
better quality, 25c. Ladies handkert
linen handkerchief 3 for 1Oc.
Come today, quality up, prices d
Blue-grass blade., 1908-01-26
As Time Rolls On, Paine's Memory More Revered


Lee and after the Army
Jersey his first article known the Crisis with
ductoy These the times which mems souls The
soldier and the sunshine patriot will this crisis shrink from the
service of his country but he that stands by
love and thanks woman At that dependent
generally circulated that article the
Washington read the American soldiers before they
Delaware and attacked the Hessn who what np
ing influence plea of American
destiny and all the other Republics and growing civilization
world that have been educated by American
Not only Paines pen from the start the finish in the
active service of that but his limited
to it, When after dscouagng Washington
obliged inform the Assembly
of supplies and that his troops threatened mutny
clerk of the Assembly called Phadphns together
Relief Subscription and from his with
hundred dollars The appreciation of Pane service in the
American expressed
Attorney General Edmund Randolph He declared that
independence due first to the msrue of George III and second
to the rational and inspiring words of Thomas Paine When
gratitude recoect the brave sword Washington let
forget the mighty pen of Thomas Paine.
being general intelligence of
his day suffered from the ignorance and superstition of that
As time rolls and civilization advances his memory
revered by ngeny rejecting minds That growing
is shown by the fact that and increasing numbers
anxious the natal day him who
life object and made his life work The world country;
do good is religion That humanity philosophy and religion
the Judgment of the intelligence day highest
plane of civilized
The ignorant and the schemng always
with The of Thomas Paine others who have actively
aided civilization still the enduring the petty
Who but scheming egotstical politician
church daor would oop low gather church
that he could enlarge his reputation by falsely and abury
day deamng honored humanity
intellectual giant Teddy Roosevelt exceptional
half civilized Twentieth century product that unenvabe
non when he described in print Thomas Paine filthy little
Atheist Those who realize how cowardy
that uncoected defamation seeking bee noble character
and strongly living surprised that the
veracty of that author occasionally his life
challenged Roosevelt might have with much truth declared that
Washington Lincoln, Jefferson Franklin Whittier
Others of the best representatives of civilization and
but filthy little Atheists" What refreshing
that SANDER is the declaration of Rooseves superior
jackson said Thomas
made by hands; he
liberty" a politics
church when either staaft prscaft seek
history But the hemers of both church
Blue-grass blade., 1908-01-26

URSsaaSN visited America In l776 he pub
M 3d. Y friend
M&.,9fSfN ship of Washington, jefferson, Franklin
GNTN E fayee good citizens generally.
KAVSNSS appointed him Secretary of Foreign Affairs In
lSGM9@ 1877 he visited France, where he took active
part that nations politics also In l79l he published the Rights
of Man, the most famous of all replies to Burke Reflections
the French Revolution" 1902 admitted the
France having represent
country that sup
ported the Republican Gondists At the trial of Louis XVI
Thomas Paine generously proposed what would have done honor
France had been accepted the offering to the King of asylum
in America That proposition however, offence and in 1893
Robespee him elected from the convention thrown
into prison professedly because he foreigner During his
imprisonment he wrote most of the Age of Reason rational
argument against Church superstition, strongly supporting
Dsm. After fourteen months of imprisonment he released
through
his the convention In 1902 he returned to the United
States where in New York. in 1902 he closed his useful life
Such is record of the life of Thomas Paine
the page history the individual who than other
has helped free the world from superstition and mental slavery
He will also be oected the foremost who opposed the
counterfeit divinity of kings and who inspired and started the first
great republics the earth In nation his efforts specially
helpful and oppoune Among the important reforms and ab
hed principles of better that mark its merit and
pride those that Thomas Paine prominently the first
to introduce advocate Among such the abolition of
general the abolition of gnture the right
their clothes hold property
their also the abolition of duelng He strong
international arbitration umaney and wisely seeking
to the horrors of waste of treasure
During the American Revolution when freedom and advancing
civilization hanging balance its very
his strongest individual pen that and by the light
led to Panes published pamphlet of Common
plea unite and lead the American
sought originally only defend and
procure Coonss against Royal oppression Even
previously strongly against the idea of
American Independence.
ITS published his articles thus:
hesitate a moment to believe that the Almighty will
finally separate Call independence what
you WILL if is the of God and Humanity will ON So
of that article that Washington
January l76 owt "a few of such flaming
pamphlet Common Sense will not leave numbers
decide the pprey of separation In April of the
Washington wrote by private letters which have
Virginia. find Common Sense working
the minds men, But three months
Independence declared In the and but
subsequently, Paine soldier in the ranks at Fort
Blue-grass blade., 1908-01-26
(By Amory Stevens.)

HOMAS Paine born at Thetford, England, 1877,
first visited America in IVA. In l776 he pub
lished Common Sense" which won the friend
ship of Washington, jefferson, Franklin, La
fayette and good citizens generally. Congress
appointed him Secretary of Foreign Affairs. In
1887 he visited France, where he took an active
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-17
FESSENDEN HAS
R0Us|NG RALLY
Senator Hansbrough Spoke to
Enormous Crowd at That
Place Thursday Night /; ;

Fessenden, N. D., Oct. 17.-9enator
Hansbrough, under the auspices Of
the Republican state central commit
tee, was the speaker at q rousing raj
ly held in this city on Thursday even
ing: He was greeted with an over
flowing house and much enthusiasm
on the part of the audience was mani
tested throughout the address. Upon
the question Of government guaranty
of BANK deposits. the senator spoke q
follows:
"on the question of guaranty q
bank deposits so strenuously advoca-
ted by Mr.. Bryan, It seems to me
there can be no doubt about the Wis
dom of the position taken by Judge
Taft and Republicans generally on
that subjetc. Let US suppose that ws
had, law proviiing for q govern
ment guaranty Of individual deposits
In national banks. Would It not re-
suit In the opening of many new
banks, especially by mAn whose fin-
ancial integrity could not be guaran-
teed? The result would be that Z
.ht&h rate Of interest would be offered
to depositors and the reckless banker
In bidding up the rate would force
the conservative banker to do liz.
i
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-17
PROMISE TO BE GOOD
Two Governments Declare They Have
No Ulterior Designs.

Washington, Oct. 17.-Both Saliva
dor and Guatemala have given posi-
tive assurance that they have no ulte-
rior designs upon Honduras. where
rumor has been rife for some days Of
threatened invasion. Honduras be-
came alarmed over these reports as
she has just emerged from revolu-
tionary movement which caused the
government considerable concern.
Today a dispatch came to the state
department from American Minister
Dodge at San Salvador in which he
said that that government had 70.
quested him to assure both the state
department and Honduras In the most
positive manner of the absolutely
friendly disposition of Salvador.
Minister Dodge had received from
Honduras an expression of its tears
of hostile movement from both
Guatemala and Salvador, and he has
teneded to communicate these fears
to Salvador and to the state. depart.
ment. Minister Herrarte, from
Guatemala, communicated personally
to the state department assurances ot
his governments friendly attitude
towards Honduras and declared that
there is no basis for the reports Of
an invasion from her territory.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-17
THE ..ARMEN|ANS !.
!. SUFFER ANOTHER
AWFUL MASSACRE.
Turkish Soldiers Sent to over.
awe Towns People Plundsr
and Kill
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
ARE SUBJECTED TtcRuHIE
Story Comes From the ConstaatinspIs,
Correspondent Of the Beffiner Taee.
blatt and Says the Soldiers Have
Overrun the Province.

Berlin, Oct. 17-There have been
frightful massacres in Armenia. o.
cording to the Constantinople CORE.
spondent of the Berliner Tassblatt
This paper today publishes . dis.
patch from the Turkish capital which
says: "The Armenians IN Wlran-
schehir have been massacred b the
Turkish troops. Women and children
have been subjected to fearful treat
ment. Troops were sent to Wlran.
schehir to overawe the mutinous
towns people. two-thirds of whom are
Armenians and the soldiers at once
began to murder and plunder. They
are said to have completely over run
the CITY,"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-17

be re-enacted and published at
length
That It is void and unconstitutional
in that 1t contains an unlawful dele
cation Of power vested exclusively in
the legislative assembly of the state
Of North Dakota.
That 1t Is void and unconstitutional
in that 1t violates and is in conflict
with section of article / of the con-
stitution Of the United States, reading
as follows:
"The senate of the United States
shall be composed of two senator's
from each state, chosen by the legisla-
ture thereof for six years and each
senator shall have one vote.'
The complainant also states and al
leges that sections 2, 3, 4. s, 8, 13 and
26 Of said chapter 100 of the laws of
North Dakota for the year 1907, and
all parts of said chapter 109 with
reference to the selection, naming or
election of candidates for United
States senators from the state of
North Dakota, are void and unconsti-
tutional and ineffective for the fol-
lowing reasons:
That they and each of them violate
and are in conflict with sections 3 and
4 of article of the constitution of the
United States; section of article IA
being the amendment of the constitu-
tfon of the United States; section 2 OF
article 4of the constitution of the Unit
ed States; section 20 of the constitu-
tion of the state of North Dakota:
section 122 Of the constitution of the
state of North Dakota; and the funda-
mental law, being an unwarranted
hindrance to the rights of candidates
and voters.
That they are and each Of them void,
unconstitutional and ineffective In
that they contain and are delegations
of power to other public agencies ex-
pressly and specifically vested in the
legislative assembly; in that they vio-
late and are in conflict with section
81 of the state constitution; of section
Ga, 121, 1872 and 211 of the state con-
stitution in that they contain an oath,
declaration or test not required by
said section 211 and which is an addi-
tional qualification to those prescribed
In said section 211.
The case will not hinder the prepar-
alton Of the election ballots for the
general election as the senatorial bal
lots are separate.