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The Ordway new era., 1909-02-12

Makinu district makes ideal shooting country. The
game is perhaps plentiful the Athi Plains.
which shall by and by but here have excellent
cover. which enables practice to perfection
art stalking. that necessary of accomplish
a successful hunter.
THE open bush. relieved by lofty trees provides a
succession of surprises hunter. Now bush buck
will start up and bound away: now catch sight
through foliage the graceful horns of the stately
buck he the heritage all unconscious OF
impending danger In the gades shall probably
herd of massive eland perhaps. the oryX with
their almost zebraike markings and tapering horns
THE delicate looking mpala is also to be seen
bounding gracefully along while the chance Of coming
on rhnoccros or lion will excitement to
walk fact. friends will be poor shots indeed II
they do account for some of this selection.
1--WE wish them luck and taking our seats again as
the whistle of the train throw away books
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rush is like locomotive. Now, rifle may be OF
the biggest caber the hardest STEEL but no
matter how him could no more stop ms
rush by than popgun would stop batteshp
of steel vital spot after going
through bone snout and would require an extra
and through ALL Your only chance
to do STEP then have only three
shots that counthe BRAIN the neck and the heart sho
he ia charging impossible to reach one
The presidents present plans contemplate journey to Alex
andra by Lloyd line and thence to Mombasa
the capa Africa probably by one OF the vessels
Of the German African line From Mombasa the party VIII
@ that stretch of water by the plateau of the
abounds game than can be found any
where in the world ~
put along the railway Mombasa the lake plenty
Of game is One who recently made the Journey
thus describes It:
ome three or leave the train and make
their way to the and by the look OF their I'M
they evidently bent big game shoot
And they have their stopping place we'll for here
Of country .trecnms up 70 ne .o
world more to delight the heart OF TIM
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ND on tne otner siu'
OF the world some
folks are overdue.
One OF these Is that
restless spirit who
means to step from
the White House
into hunting togs
and to pursue In
Africa the big game
that abounds In Its
equatorial region.
This hunting OF
big game has n
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and papers, as We want 10
see all we can for the next
hundred miles or so through
the thick of the game coun.
try, and there is no doubt
that we could see the like
from the windows of no 9th
er railway carriage in the
world.
THE plains are also the
habitat of the huge African
rhinoceros, who hunts his
enemy by scent, and is ex-
tremely short-sighted, SO
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-12
FARMERS! CHOICE SEEDS

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Self-Evident.

Mrs. Dorcas - What induced your
club to go on record as TO the Injurious
effect of rocking on babies?
Mrs. Gadabout-One of the members
pointed out that We wouldn't be able
to attend the club meetings II we had
10 stay at home to rock the babies."-
Judge.
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from 10 to is pounds. with n bore
OF .577 of an inch In diameter. While
1t Is not positively known that the
president and his party will be
equipped with these rifles, yet 1t Is
more than likely that they will be.
since all of the big game hunters
unanimously agree that 1t Is the most
dependable of all weapons when at
close quarters with big game. But
even this formidable double-barreled
piece is sometimes inadequate to meet
the sudden eXigencies of big game
hunting in Africa.
One of the most indefatigable Of all
the big game hunters, and who had
hunted Africa from one end to the
other. recently gave 1t as his opinion
that the rhinoceros is by far the most
dangerous animal that can be found in
the dark continent. "In Equatorial Afri-
ca" he said, you will find the rhi.
noceros almost everywhere, in the high
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-12

)ften " b e II
ron do not want to see him. He is
a vicious and heavily armored beast,
almost the exact color of the earth
which you find out in that sunbaked
region. and when stalking through his
habitat, wholly unconscious of his
presence, you suddenly hear his 'chug,
chug!' then God help you If you are
not provided with a rifle of large cali
ber and carrying steel bullets.
You will want some steel in your
nerves. too, for the brute usually
,yo,obs about 1000 pounds, and his
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|le fascination. There Is the
|natIon that all big game
Iers confess to-the dan
+ Of II for one thing. and which
The Ordway new era., 1909-02-12

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-16

be induced the repeal of these constu
tona provisions easy matter to repeal amend
the organic law country and jury system has scqur
ed sancy eyes the great body of the people second
only to Magma Charta and the Bill Of Rights.
That the jury system is in itself the best method of trying
would be concuvey demonstrated by the fact
that other in which did originally prevail have
long since adopted and find well adapted to their needs
it to those of countries which originated In AngoSaxon
Institutions
In point of fact there nothing with the system
system The difficulty is that like great other
ieges which the eebo citizens of this country enjoy has
been accepted for long matter of that do not
esteem it should.
The remedy lies along the very line suggested by the
Louisiana grand jury. The rising generation should be taught
that jury service duty just trial by jury right The
Of the other The who chershes the
right him under the constitution of ca speedy and
public trial by jury realize that is his duty
such jury when rights Of his neghbors involved
In TIE last analysis it down to question of good
citizenship One Of the strongest and most conclusive tests of
good citizenship is the willingness of exercise the
franchise and to with fidelity and impartay jury
when he is called upon to do
Education along this line could fail be of
the future citizen of the republic.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-16
SETTLERS FROM THE WEST.

Secretary Wilson, of the department of agriculture recently
National Farmers Congress- held Raleigh Co.
and from that point made several excursions throughout the
state.
On his to Washington he out interview IN
which he declared that the agricultural development of the south
had kept with its industrial development and then ne
made prediction that within the few years there
influx Of northern and farmers into the
southern because Of the fact that they could sell
section money enough buy two in
the south.
There be doubt of the industrial development of the
south which has been gradually drawing the cotton mill industry
from New England this section while manufacturing plants
of various kinds sprnging up every hand '
Without entering discussion of the relative development
of the south in the matter of agriculture at least
press hope that number of the thrifty and energetic farmers
of the will here make their homes in the
future There hundreds of thousands of rich lands which
be purchased at nominal prcmuch less than they
west doubtand with this increase in
population south will prosper agrcuuay she has long
been doing il. the matter of manufactures
Whatever objections apply to immigrants from the
of the they certainly do not apply to the west
farmers who have already shown their thrift and enterprise
would class of population readily absorbed by
people, aud would bring healthy infusion of blood into
veins.
1t is hoped Secretary Wilson's prediction will be speed
ily realized
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-16
OUR JURY SYSTEM.

The grand jury district in Louisiana has
Gently given expression strong language in discussing the
unwingress iuries verdict of guilty against those
charged with homcdes There certain element Of
amusing inconsistency in this condemnation by jury of the
jury system operates practice For the punishment
of hOmcdes this particular grand jury our jury sys
tenn to be farce, mOckery and failure"
In the face of such those Cairo where the out
break of popular violence conessdy the result of the
failure of u during the long series of years. to find verdict
of guilty in the first degree spite of the murders
committed, it be wondered that the sentiment of
people, expressed the presentmens of grand jury
should times be somewhat bitter but the condemnation in
particular redeemed by the fact that the remedy
clearly pointed out and there be doubt to the
efficiency of it.
country should be trained and educated home by precept and
example to that jury service is privilege well
duty and that the oath taken juror should be bind
ing as any other oath.
Every while rises assai the whole
theory of trial by In the first place is usually forgotten
closely this system is interviewer with the fabric of
Article three section three of the constitution
of the United provides that he trial of all crimes
cept in of impeachment shall be by jury The sixth
amendment the great instrument provides that in all
criminal prosecutions the accused shall enjoy the right to
speedy public trial. by impartial jury of the state
Again amendment the constitution is provid
that Sin suits law where the value in controversy
shall exceed twenty dollars the right of trial by jury shall be
preserved
1t will be long time before the people of this country can
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-16
ALLNoNY AN INCENTIVE TO DIVORCE.

In passing almony this week. Judge Pendleton
of the superior Of Fulton county called attention
uation which deserving of something than passing
tention. He said, in passing on alimony
upon in thersus
and that the usually small almony
This attracted attention and brought forth
from the of the state The Columbus Enquirer
Sum- for instance thinks reasonable that there
many divorce in other counties of the state proportion
there Fulton The stigma does attach to this
ty alone
There be doubt that the number of divorces
the increase throughout the whole and have
doubt that the which Judge Pendeton assigns largely
responsible for them The question therefore suggests itself
would net be well to restrict mony degree than
has prevailed before Liberal amony should be allowed
News puts under the present system the divorced
herself of permanent income without the necessity of
performing the duties of wife and mother the prevalence
of this practice would undermine foundations of society
When the marriage tie sits lightly that in city of the
size of Atlanta there average divorce for every
working day of the the rapid that
four years from fifteen three hundred
situation calls for careful and consideration.
great many remedies have been suggested but
inclined think that Judge Pendeton has hit upon of
effective that could be devised.
The family the unit Of society and the domestic
the Of civilization Every safeguard should
be thrown the relation of marriage and every effort should
be made frown down this increasing tendency towards divorce
overberal amony has been the of the increase
divorces during the past few then it high time reduce
amony allowances to the minimum and in making the sugge
well carrying npractice Judge Pendeton
has rendered a sub stanta service.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-16
MARKED MoLARs

LCnlQu DallN Express.
The latest fashions in teeth and every con.
eeiFaele appiianre for their painless extraction
are shown AZ the International Dental exhfbl.
tion. which vas opened az the Horticultural
hail. Westminster. yesterday.
ne Incorporated Society o. Dentists fearful
perhaps that the secrets of a dentists outfit
might seriously affect the nerves OF the pubIic
are admitting only those who are connected
with the profession
Il T. perhaps as well. for the large interior
q the hail. Whea visited BY an express repre-
sentative. presented a Erewsome appearance.
On all sides we're seen those dreaded .instru-
ments which have turned brave men pale:
rfncers. chisels. scalers. lathes files and many
ether implements whose mission Il Il TO repsir
o. dislodge obstinate molars-
far more pleasant side % the exhibition "a
which In beauty outvie even nature itself and
must prove an immense CONSOLATION 10 those
whom cid age has deprived Of these necessary
araicles.
ne majority OF these teeth have a distinc,
that the owners may have no difficulty in dis
tfngushinE them should they be lost
Par Instance. The Blue Spot is the name OF
one make. each tooth bearing this mark az the
hack
one eaterprisinE firm. with q view TO the ar.
tistic has started 10 introduce teeth In all col.
crs. from delicate pink o. blue to a Jet black
Tie manager q the firm Informed an Express
representative that splendid business has been
done 90 the continent IN these teeth.
Anothsr firm sells sets which may Be sharp.
ened = strOp like razor. and thus be ready
for the aavss work.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-16
LoosENlNG NE BoNDs or SOCIETY

The reign of mob violence in Cairo Ill., attracted
of the whole country presents aspects but
is still true tlat they are ali painfully familiar.
negro ynched and his body burned because of
the same unspeaable often aroused the most
passions of the white and the indications that
by this time an alleged accomplish implicated by the rambling
confession the has also paid the penalty at the eno
of a rope beside the stake.
The third white charged with wife murder
though with his dying breath he denied his guilt and made the
revolving had committed by his sisters
first place. will be noted that the demoniac rage OF
the mob infamed by aggravated criminal assault ana
murder which whatever may be SAID TO the contrary te %
frequent of mob violence and usually underes whatever
may be committed in the frenzy of the moment
place. is important to bear in mind that the
summary execution took place state of the middle west and
rebuke that ancient lie that this is
crime peculiar the south Since negro was burned at the
stake in Wilmington, DEL and race riot OF almost unprce
proportions broke in the home of Abraham Lincoln
have heard little of this old charge OF southern outrage
1t has been clearly recognized that there no north no
south the cer passions of mankind hnded and that
assault upon white women sure TO reap It's re"au III INC
north the the west surely as in the south
But the bruazng tendency of summary executions was
never illustrated advantage with compelling
by the additional circumstance that when the
had tasted blood with all the ferocous instincts OF the tiger
began looking about for further victims The lust of blood
depraved citizens of Rome under Nero raised
than that of the Illinois mob which having hanged burned and
fired upon victim began seeking for another It was
the appetite with the eating that when the restraint
the humanity and the decency engendered by regard for law
aside mankind becomes reduced
to the conditions of baarous society," such before we
surrendered part of liberties insure the security of the
1t was facle descent from ynehing negro charged
unspeakabe the murder of white who
his dying breath protested his innocence of all crime
Two phases of the discussion which ragged whenever
there was ali instance have have sad
decreased, If disappeared altogether 1t is longer
question of conasm and the less academic question
whether nehng chiefly the result of the crime Of
criminal assault also dying away.
thing which stands conspicuous prominence
that these violent disorders loosen all the
bonds of society and undermine the very foundations of
civilization 1t sounds te that they should be suppressed
Every fresh instance of such those in Cairo bring it
home We become dastrousy familiar with the monster
of hdeous MEN, and from degadng the law particular
learn o despise all law.
There is need of sermonng Events such those
have their eloquent lesson their face
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-16
THE MoN-SECTToNAL HOOK WORM

hook has been discovered in the north in
greater proportions than in the south.
Such is the opinion of expert who has made careful
examination Of conditions in both sections Of the country.
felt entirely satisfied with the charge that
parasite azness suprmey conspicuous in this section
country and scientific investigation forward
vindicate
Mr. Rockefeller in face of these facts feel called upon
to his donation Of million dollars 1t that it
should have been distributed least equally between the north
and the south. E>'
occasion by contributing another million be devoted exclusively
to the eradication of the hook in the north.
The tide GO industrial and economical is setting
strongly in this drctonthe cotton mills for instance
coming the fields from the barren hills of New England
rap-that does not probable that the hook
Slapped vitality extent than it has been done
in the and the be that the hook
prevalent in the east well in the south.
AT all events he is pest of which should be rid Of
possible and duly grateful to Mr. Rockefeller for
his contribution
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-16
Adamless Eden

London Cor. Chicago Inter oeeea-
No man win be allowed to own a share %
stock or q rood Of land or to hold any office
in the new industrial colony which IS about TO
be started in western Australia By rumoeF
Of British women.
The colony Is situated within 40 miles OF Al
bany. on a great rock facing the sea. me land
has been secured from the government Of tna
commonwealth by a number Of British women
as a freehold property.
Among the number Is Mrs. Emily Cr4Wford,
president Of the Householders' league; Miss
Crooks chief Of the Women's Agricultural col
lege established by Mrs. Victoria woodruff Mar
tin at BredOn's Norton, in Worcestershire; Miss
Hetty Sawyer, NJ. D., and woman who pre-
fers TO be anonymous, but VINO mas large
holding In the wooden industry.
The moving spirit is Mrs. Crawford. novelist
and artist. who was one OF the judges OF wonk
ems work at the Worlds Columbian exposition.
A good deal of the capital needed Tor the
scheme Is secured, and all would be forthcoming
were II not that Mrs CraWforo and tae othsl
freeholders under no circumstances win allow
men 10 purchase any land. Even married WoTR
en- whose husbands are alive afe also exeiuued
from the privilege. Widows and spinsters, IN
fscr win run the colony in the interest OF
When Mrs Crawford was asked why IL was
she and her associates went so far Afield fot
their purposes, she replied;
''It is solely question Of the parliamentary
vote. There is no security In this country for
women's financial enterprise. We pitch our
tents in Australia because there women have
the franchise. Consequently they have the
prot ectiOn and the advantage which this az
fords"
The new township is finely equipped by
ture for a health resort. Situation and scenery
are beautiful. 1t has mineral springs OF much
local repute for rheumatism, govt, and 50 on.
There is also a small lake Of pure fresh water,
and in addition good fishing and wild bird
sHooting. The climate is dry and braeing, ana
at no tine excessively hot.
The owners of the township intend, further,
TO establish schools which viii compare favor
ably with first-class schools in England. They
are making a point Of special schools for girls
wherein d0mesticity will be taught.
AT Emtiliah will be built the first Australian
kursaal 1t will be erected on the model Of q
German Bad Gambling is, however, to be
excluded from its attractions bue
in every ether respect il VIII be Identical with
those in Europe. Australia Is sadly in need OF
a lively resort, those existing there beiag duh
and dowdy, with practically amusement.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-16
More Prosperity Proofs

Imports last Decemher show very large IN
creaaes In manufacturers' materials over the
sane month IN the previous year. No evidence
conld b better q the radical improvement in
the consuminK power Of the people and the IN
creased business q the manufacturers. Imports
Of materials from AZ % 80 per cent great
than a year ago The recovery Of the coun-
try from The panic q two years ago has been
uuprece6entediy rapid. prohshly because the
country r. richer than n before and
ean stand q loss with less suffering. II u not
uneomwon to hear the panic OF 1877 spoken OF
a. the SprereSt IN our history. bat Il f. very
coubtful II II deserves any such distinction.
Relatively 70 the capacity % the country 70
stand financial storm 4 was rather light
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-16
Miss Helen Mathers
London T1t-Bits.

Miss Helen Mathers. who has announced her
intention Of writing no novels, wrote her
first story at nine, and at Is composed a po-
en- which called forth tie praise OF Rossettf.
Miss Mathers whose real name is Mrs Henry
Reeves. firmly believes that q new frock had
something to DO with the acceptance Of her first
book. Coming Through the Rye" At the time
Helen Msthers a charming girl in her teens,
when. with a schoolgirls pride. she donned her
publisher. The novel was Immediately accept
ed and she had 10 write TIE last half at express
speed. Her friends declared that II she had
sent her MS by post T. would not have been
80 successful. Miss sfathers however sold al
TIE rights Of Coming Through the Rye" her
most popular book, for 30 pounds. Had the
Young Ruthoress been content with a small roy
aity she would probably have received several
thousands Of pounds for this novel alone
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-11-16

IN estimating the loss to the country
through tuberculosis. crime. hook worm,
presidential campaigns. etc, etc, has IL
ever occurred to anybody what a terri
bic waste OF pressure there is always in
the dark bosom OF the ocean buried
Think OF the waterworks that could be
run with that pressure annually. and the
pumps and the machinery. and the press
ing clubs. And think Of the unused salt
buried there in the sea, at FIVE cents a
boxful. And the fish,, And me loss of Ia
Dor OF the men who might have caught
those fish, People have hardly begun
70 realize what millions are being wasted
aEnually-always annually, OF course.