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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-18

WANTED-A good girl for gen.
eral homework. Pleasant work,
best of wages, and a permanent posi-
ton guaranteed. Halvor L. Halvor-
son, Corner 9th and Belyea, Minot,
N. D. 1923 tt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-18

II you have savings to invest, or wish
to borrow money on Farm Lands, or on
City Property, call on or write Grants.
Youmans. Minot, N, D. @s d
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-18

H. D. skrivseth's Photographic Art
Studio first class work. all slzeA
Second floor. Optic, block. Minot' N. D.
II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
EGilaSclpbia's jiing'te Yranbfata-
itrUphc.

EbilobeIpbio, "a. 9e,eem.
Der. Bel Dem GoronerS. Snquelt
ilber Die flint M1bGen, meIde anl
lesten Gonneritag Nbenb bei'm Sran-
DC Der Sargfabrif bon Shrad nno
Sberpcoo Den 5lammentob fanoeL
ipuroe icitgeiteut, baB Die MGodeil
itn1tomelt, iuabrello tic I'M Irnfcln in
Dem Gunner, mo lie arbeiteteit, unter
Den bort aufgeitelten SGrgen iimlber
talteten, lini eincr Iustue9 5n iin-
ben. Cine Minutc nod Der Gntoef-
fnng bes Seilers maren alle eleftri-
ld)en Sid)tcr III Dem @ebdllbc misge-
ganaen. Gin 5euermebrmarnt, Der
i'm Gunfeln 81 einem Md0den 81 &C.
lonaen iildtc. I'M lie 81 retten, fam
cGeniaas IN Den sSlammen I'M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
Wcrmiid)te telegrapbiId)c TcpeIdcn.

Sn Sort Eloin N..D., mltroc
siohn Stabl. Der Stills. Superinter-
bent Der bortigen @asonitult, bel
elmer erploiion bea &etorten. GcbGit,
oea 10 idjmer perlett, bob man al lei
Lem @ieocrouifommcn 5lpciiclt.
Sn AIhlr1, St., lit Der 9ofo.
motipld)uppen Der ,Hlttlono Sobn"
nit iiinf ouril ltebenoen 2ofornotipen
cbaebronnt. Ter Shoocn bctrG0t
ctmn 100000.
Sn Glepelono. 8. lit Die Strait.
l%iotipn, Elm 8ebGrlbe, in Dem lid, aud,
Nlc vSunibine Gloaf onb Silit 60"
INTO Die 9lonirniubrif pon 9eibel &
5>Crt beionben o%bgebronnt. Ter
Sdnben belollit iih al!i onnGbernO
SS00.0O0.
Ter 9ampfcr yGorintbinn" pon
Ger allon.9inie, pelder an Iettcn
Somitag i'm Snien bon SaIiior, ~
=, nlS or einem enhancement ,Subr.
5ei'9 ailsmeiden molte, ~0citrnnbet
ltur' III ipieoer tlntf %gelpor0en ltn0
bat 'et1tc Sobrt nad) 9onbou anae,
trctcn.
Ter .NeiuSopen General so.
'pitol Societp" limo BON ciilem u,lbe.
fdh,rten @eber 100000 iiir ole BE.
tnnolun9 Shminoiiihtiger iiberpie.
len morocn. SIS merocn iiir bieicu
5ped ei9ele 8cb1iioe I'M gnidluB
on oos &oipital an Der GeborltroBe
erridtet mcrben.
@rn !. Srpnn fonnte oeiieru
pom Saflonpiuc, sslo.. mad, Miami
ohrellen. Seinc bon BORT aentelbetc
ertrnnfiina iheint oemnnd) feline iebr
efnltlld,e gemelen 81, icin. Bon Iia.
MI be9lebt or lid nad Cuba nm
Siioamerifa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
@pn cincm Neger g~erettet.

&onio Gitp, Mto., "a. 9e5.-
Sei eincm our6 cine 8os-Grploiion
bcrbei9cfiibrien @ronbe i'm nHialto
Sliloitg," einem fiinfitofiger,, bon
NIbert Wartp 9ceigneten @ebdilOe,
rettete Der Iurbige Sausmeiiter V.
SobnIon 20 Ferionen bas 2eben. Gr
entoedte ous Seuer 5uerlt uno oa er
prlBte, oaB in benz oberen Stodiperf
Ier5tc mo Gr5tlide Stiloenten id)lies
fen, elite ct, Sarm ihlaeenb, binauf
iInO pcdte Die Soldier. Ger mate-
ricIle Shooen betrdgt 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
@eltansitcQnng in Wcip-G orleans.

Nem SrIeonS, 60, "a. De
-5ember. - 9ei Der Groifnung hes
Eonanld = 8onals uno 5llr 5lpeibiin-
oerti1brigcn 8riinoingsfeier Der
Staot 9teip = Orleans beobiid)tigt
man bier cine @eltausitelIun9 ob5ll-
bolten. gs miro befannt gegebeil,
oab bemnddit cine G%eriammlung Of
Ter Sonoels Gereinigunsen itattiin-
Den meroc, in Der Die Gin5elbeiten be-
lprodeit mer0en ioQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
Oed)t uum Sreibeis 5ermalmt.

st. SouiH, NO, "a. 0e5cmbcr.
Mit fnopper 9totb cntgirgen
Stonlen u. 9coole. Serouseeber eli.
ner 3eitId)riit II, Nelu.s)urf, @illianl
s. @ilbpreB, iein Witorbeitcr, unb
Sobn Glcubofcr, Gin Sngcnicur. benz
5ooe, oils lire 9odt I'M Wiiiiiippi-
Miuer III Der Ndbc bon Eiaio bon
SreIbeis 5crbrilctt iplIrbe mo inter.
giln. Nur inter aroBcn Sd)picrig.
teiten ~gclongtcn Die Nrei ans %lleier.
Gie Heilenoen iilo allf elmer 5ebntor.
icnb Wieilen iueiten @nlierfabrt Don
Ncru-yort nnh New.S Orleans begrif-
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
@eid)enlteQer Strife miro beiaclcat

g t. Saul Minn,, "a. Ge1. -
Nic Gonicren5, wcld)e bier obgeboI-
ten lplirbe, Inn cine 9eile1mg bes
@cid)enIteQer Strites 5rl pereinbaren,
ucrtgtc lid inn 4 llbr berte 9tod).
mittnh miro ieood) ipGbreno Scr
Selerta1Smod)c mieoer pom @orpcr-
nellr Gberbart einberuien merben.
INN ibr &erf 81 poleuoen. 8ie Der
@ouDerneilr periidert, miro alsoontl
cine enogiiltiae ginigun9 eriolgen,
mo Ole %Giienbobnen mcroen Die
Strifcr 5uriid ill lire IicnIte neb.
men. Iic Strifer perpflibten iid),
hic gntideioumg Der Gbicogo'er
Spbn-Gpnferen5 IN acceptiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
Wcyanrin's Sub.
@itterer politiider &ompi Inn bic
Notiolgc i'm Senat in Sid)t. -
9cidenfeier in Brandon.

SllltlcI tuIlll'uftl StuIllpI Hll uil
Nadiolgc i'm Senat in Sidt. --
2eid)enfeier in Brandon.
Sud 0 II, Wiii, "a. Ie5cmbcr.-
Nas 9lbIeben 0es gumoesienatorS u.
:. Wc@nllrin innerbaIb 5cbn Sage1
pom Seginn Der 3meijGbrliden Seis
iinn Der Segialntur oiirftc 81 cinem
GllBerIt ~lebboitcu politiiGen &anpi
iiibrel. @leidpicl, men Ser @nupcr.
l,ellr gum %tcnporGren 9todiolger oea
&critDrbcncn crllennt, nulB Die &c
q'sldtur cinc1 Senator iilr Den nld)t
0hgclouiclleu Icrntin oes Terltprbe.
nen bon brei >Sobren mo Orci Wono-
ten erpdblen. Gin babies Gubell0
&iipiranteu miro genannt, 0arllntcr
Gr.6ouuernclr GnrOaman, Der nett
ermablte 9unoesicnator 5. g. @i!-
lIams, Oberrid)ter @bitiielo mo
hic HeprGientmnten gowcrs, Stunt
rbrie5, Bono uno Nnoere. @illiom9
tcnunt mobrideinlih nid)t IN &c
trad)t, 0a cr iilr Den pollcll, bis 5llnl
A. Mdr5 1911 louienoen Sermin CT
mGblt lit. Gin GongreB.Gomite, I'M
oenl 9earabniB Mc2nurin's beiju-
lroGhen, lit nid)t erllnnnt iuorOeu, bo
SIC camille cine piii5ielc Gcrenonic
nid)t miillft. Gic %@eiGlcnicier innb
hclltc Tormittug Inn 10 llbr III
Brandon, Dem NobuOrt 0cS perItor,
bcnen SenotDr3, Itntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
Tie Wrnbenfataitropb at ,oerrin.

Scrrin Sa., "a. 9e5ember. -
Iic Seid)en bon @, I. Hierce ulto
iilnf 6ei0brteh oeren offcne Gam.
pen aeltcrn cine @aserploiion in ocr
,3cdc q. Der Gbicogo & GortcrpiGe
Gcoi So. uerurioditeiL liuo heiltc &c.
borgcn mprocn. Sm @on5en iielcn
edit Wenld)enlcben Dem llngliit sum
Spicr. Mon pubte, ooB lid Sos
III Der @ri,be nnaeiommelt bate mo
rie Mnnncr moren gegen ben Ratb
Ger Wrilbenbe1mtert cinaeiobrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
GGnbcr iiberiallen Strahenbabn.
Waaapn.

Tittsbnr9 go, "a. Ge5ember.
3ipei init TepoIpern benaifnete
Sanoitcn iiberfielen friib Worgens Ell
men StraBe,babnmoggon in Dem
Wororte Miupale uno 5lpangen Den
Gonohtteur lrnb Den Motorfiibrer, TO-
mic Die Eoliogiere, ibr @elb uno ion-
Itige @ertbiad)en ber5ugeben. Garaili
feiielten lie Die @ebrloien NIT Strif-
fen i'm SSnnern oeS @ogens uno ell
ten bon 0annen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25

sfl1d) bot or iid c,tihloiiclL, sic no.
thiNenS hritte ein5nlcitcn, I'm Die &c
pluntcn Observation-Disclosures Scr ono2
ren Nrin5ciiinnerL Soder bes So
nigs 9eppoIb, NM Den NofInB oea
pcritorbenen Wonnrden 81 perbin-
HCrll-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
0clo iuic Scu.

Detroit, Wid)., 81. Ge5ember.
- ). Is. Goc, Elm 6orncr bon Worie
Gam, SoSfatdclpon, beiinbet lid, ouf
Der Sobrt nad) 9teip-Dorf. Or bat fiir
lid mo cine Nn5obl Sarmer aus lei
ner Nodborid)ait mGbrenb ici1es
&cripeilcns IN bieiigcr Stubt nid,t
ipeniger, ais 30 Nutomobilc I'M @e.
inmmtncrthe bon 100000 gefaltIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
SluGnlia Snhre 3Mdlthans.

Ncmarf, Nh, 81. Gr5cmbcr.
- Irau Marp Sane @ilbelnL mel
die fiir5lih pegen Der I'M lebten 5e-
bruar periibten S6btlng ibres @nt.
ten oes Contractors Gronf @ilbclm,
heS Woroes I'M 5lpeitcn @rooe iiber.
fiibrt lpltroe, 1T bellte ST. 20 Sobren
3lld)tbalis pernrtbeilt moroen. Nj
colns Sicu, ibr ongeblid)cr Mitihul.
bigger, iiebt nod ieinem Yro5cG chi.
0cgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25

es JIG unmioeriteblit oortbin sicbt.
llllter Den ll~nllt1nbcn iii fciu iupari
ld)ea Gilnponoerungs . Brobleul in
bieIem Sonoe 5i loiell." Nuf einc
GisfniIion Der Srtereiien Sopan's
III China ober IN Der Manoidurei
ober Der 9%e5iebungen Der &ereinig.>
ten Stoaten 5u ienen 2Gnoern lieB
iid) Der neue 9otid)ofter nibt Elm.
Seute Nd6mittog muroe Baron
ll6ioa formea BON RrdIioenten Gait
I'M @eiBen Sauie empfau1en uno
iiberreidte belnielben iein Grcoitip.
u d) tanneftirt, onoern
rein erifani1h
8. g. {. Sonned, Der Gbef Der
9lbtbeilung fiir WuIif Der GongreB-
bibliotbef, bat einen lnlfoiienben 9e.
rift iiber Die bier popul1riten opleri-
toniiden Nationallpeiien, lire Gnt-
itebung II. |. No., publi5irt. 9onat
lit Die populdrite oapon Erie" ibr
iolgt Der yDanfee Ipoble"" uno Die.
iem uStor Spongleo Banner" nnb
sail Columbia" Serr Soflned
giebt cine nloalihIt correfte &eriion
Der Terte unO Soften oler bier Sfiif-
fe. Son nSoil Columbia" lagt err,
ooB es, iolpobl mas Cert mie Wuiif
b%etrifft, ein itfift uncertainties Gro-
buff lit, mGbrenb oos ebenfaQs be-
liebtc 2ieb ,Nmcrica" uno bas Star
Spolgleb Banner" beibc tbeilipeile
engliid)en ltriprungs iinb.
gerfnu pom M D d) $ lGnoe=
re Il.
@enerolonipolt @ideribam 6ot Elm
8utnttel abgegebcn, iuona6 oas
Commencement oui ben E%bilippinen
Die &oanlodJt bat, Die W0nd)slGnoe-
reicn nlli bcn Ebilippinen 5l perfnlt-
len, iuie cs linn ipiinidensmertb or.
iheint unb oaB es bierbei ben nit
Sponien NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mel.
der Den Terfaui ofientlifer &dnoe-
rcicn ollf 40 Ndcr : Gomplere be.
id)rGl>ttc, nidt 81 beriidlidtigen
bralld)t.
ltntcr II 6ung ii ber @e.
cd t $ m It ten.
Sn eini9cn Sogen miro BON Slot
teniefretGr Weper cine aus Saboers
itdnoigen b~eltebenoe 9eboroe ernannt
merben, ipclde llnteriuhungen iiber
Die 3medm6Bigfeit Der nellen, ourd-
brod)ellen, aus @ittertnerf bethlehem
Den 8eicd)tsmaiten auf Den 9unbes.
ariegsihiffen an5uitellen bot. iiber
beren 3pedmGBigfeit Die Inlidten
lcbr gctbeilt iinb.
3oll nuf % ooifien IL
tier.
Siilis ShoslefretGr Curtis bat
cine GntIdciorng bes 3oQcoQeftors
BON Bolton beitGtigt, Der enti6ieocn
batte, DOB bon importirten Woiaif.
glasfenltern, Die Der ,@ote Of &u-
pen."&irhe in Solltb Bottom eiilge-
ieBt meroen ioQen, 40 Fro5ent pom
@ertb 3oa cntrid,tet lperoen mub.
Ser SAT- bot longe 3eit geihluebt II.
piel Nufmerfiomfeit erregt.
&eine@e anotih on Sen
8ntifan.
Mlgr. Niomeoe6nlconio, Der pGpit-
life Selegot in Den %ereinietenS taa.
ten, erflGrt, boB bos 8criidt, oiegSer.
Staoten bcubiid)tigtcn, cine 9otihof-
teritelle inn Gatifon ein5urihten, MIR
onf grfinblng bcrllbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
Rod Gin =&raub.

@aterbnrn &t, "a. 9eS. -
Gin bellte i'm Stoatsboipitul iiir
Sellteafronfe oits9ebrod}enes Seller
orei Warbs uro ridjtcte
Stoocn gum @etrogc pon 100000
Gil. Pile Snioiicn iuurben obnc
Sfooen unb obnc uiel Gonfuiion aus
Der brennetoen Nnitalt cntiernt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
Wncna Wiita trpfcn.

Hoonofe, Sn., "a. DECEMBER. =
Wtit ciiler Stinlmcrmcbrbeit bon II
llc1ten III 9ucno Siita, So, bei Der
Webl fiir 2ocol Option Die Srofetei,
ilber Die Halien. Sm 8on5en plr-
Den 25S Stimmen' abaeeeben. Bel
Der @obl in NpriI 1907 batten Die
Srodellen cine MaiuritGt bon i1iIr 40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25

ber3ogS 6ran5 5crbinnnb, 5ilriid5lt-
1lIhrcll, lucld)c Dem @cibbild loi bclIcn
Sppolltlon acgen iDrc &crlilGblung
Eld)t per6icben bot.
&rcn5unb quer in Nfrifo.
st ampal a, Uganda, "a. Ie5. =
WabrenO zines i'm Saule beS llnter-
Gomni'ldrs j. q. &nolples fir Die
Hooiepelt : Sogo . expedition peran-
ltolteten Gmpfon9s trllg cine aus
Gtlgeborencn Der fntbolild)en Wiiiion
beltebenoe W%uiiffopelle 0as yStar
Spongleb 9anner" Dor. Sie @orte
lpuroel Damn 5uerlt in Gngliih uno
lpater IN eIner eigcns fir oieie @ele.
genbeit ongefertlgtcn lleberietung in
Der Gingcborenelr Sprabe geiungen.
SberIt GooiepcIt gob ieiner 9eirieoi.
gltng iiber oas G)eDortc Ausorud.
Sic expedition mod)te ii6 gcltern
Nad)mittag ouf bcn @eg nah Sol.
lila. Tor Der Nbrciic nabnren bieatit-
olieocr Der SagOgcicqihuft oos 60
beliriibitiid I'M Sorie beo s. n.&nom-
les cill. S6erit Mooiepelt uno Ser.
nit mad)ten eineu Ibiteder, INN
2eoporoen 80 iogent u1O itieBen beu-
te micoer 5u Der expedition. Die bic
ligen inoiidcn &orflcutc boben Srl1.
Mooiepelt einiae Glienbcin5dbne mnb
Congo = anrioiit0tcn 5llnl 0cihent
gcu1ndt.
GurG Sturm ouiQcboltcu.
queenstown u. Ge5. - 9uc
bier on9efonmenen Gampfer mcloen
ouBcrorbentlib itiirnniihes @etter.
Ser 1onlpfer .Gbicngo" bon Der
fron50lild)en Clinic, ollf Der Sobrt bon
Geiu 2)orf noeb Sabre, lit bier AT.
0elalfcn, nm ieincn $prrotb az
&oblcn unb @niicr }l crnclcrn. Ger
Compiler lit IN Sopre bcrcita ilber.
iGllig; Gin idruerer Stllrm per5ogertc
Die Subrt.
@ctb / ii NCroplaue.
Eoris, a. Se3. - ie Hcgic.
rttg bnt bic Iofortigc NcluiQigung
zines 3ltioB = CREDITS Don $4,000
5ltnl Nnfouf bon N%croploncn fiir Die
Arncc beontrogt. Die Woidincn
loIIen iiir alnoldnitcr5luedc bienen.
3uGbren Eeorp's.
2onoon, "a. Gc5. - Sm Snllpt-
quarter Der &oniglihen Geographic
id)en @eIeuldoft miro befunnt gege-
ben Dob fir einen f0niglifen Gnn-
pfong Gommnnoer E%enrp'S, menn er
SIT Gnbe Ipril fonm1enben Sobres in
Sonbon cintrifft, ole &orbereitln9en
~getrofien ipcrhen niirocn. ~9lllf Den
4. Woi lit cine gelualtigc Seller in
Gllbert Soli oitgeiebt, Der mobrihein-
lid Der &onia ililS Ser Hrin5 Of @as
les beiiuoblten iperbcl. Commander
Ncorp miro aId) Goinburgh Eoris,
9iom uub @ien beiltdlen llnb Johann
ilber Berlin nod Nnrerifo 5lrriiffeb.
'Nt' r -..Ea ..sSa. :.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25

@raf 9ernitorff, Der oeutid,e
@otihufter in @aibington. bat bonn,
aaiier Wilbelm ben rotben aoler.
Sroen 5meiter alaiie ais @cibnahts-
@eidemf erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25
lntcr fh merer ntloqc.

Inter ldluerem &croudt limo bier
Die anpplcrin Sdlred urO ibr 3llbGl.
ter Sobn in Soft genommen moroen.
Iie Holi5ei gloubt geniigeno 9eluciie
III Sonoen 81 hobcrL burd, ipeld)e bic
@cibeu iibcrfiibgt lperben fonnell, nit
Der Grmorour6 her 6rau Nrnhol5 5ll
tblln 0cbobt 5t bnben, bercn 5~critiis
dcltc Seihc Iilnglt mufNcfunocn
mltroe.
0ent t G Z ii t
Nracntinicn.
Die orgentiniidc Tegierrmg bat bel
Ser @ermonio @erit in &iel 5ipci
SorpeooiG0cr bcltelit. Sic beibcn
3crit0rer lollen ic $50 Sonmengebolt
boben n1b cine 8cifrpinoigfcit Don
33 anotcn cntiuideln fonncn! sus
Sriit Der 2icicrung iino IS Monutc
por1eleben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-25

Gnr etH ..Sromu Nniuiue,"
cas- w SaIattoe Srumu Enintne. Scbeu Sje
Hdd' or unterfd,riit bon e. %. @ruoe. Su
per ean5en Sself eebroudbi. nm cire griiIinHo
III e'heti Iage 81 furtrei. (Gooi3,is Ga. 6Ntsy
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-05

There is more Catarrh in this Sec
tion of the country than all other dis
eases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur
able. For great many years doctors
pronounced it a local disease and
prescribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable
Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitution treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
the only constitutional cure on the
market. 1t is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. 1t
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case 1t fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testi-
monials.
Address; F. j. CHENEY & CO..
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-05
THE FRUITS OF BAD TRAINING.

Greensboro, N. c., Dec Without
any previous intimation and with no
known motive other than slight re-
monstrance from a member of her
family about extravagant indulgen-
cies, Miss Ethel Norman, aged II and
prominent in society here, committed
suicide here this afternoon by shoot
ing herself through the heart with u
revolver.
The above telegram appeared in pa
pers throughout the country few
days ago. In those furnishing a more
detailed report this seventeen year
old suicide was described as "a young
leader in society" and illusions were
made to her fine dresses and expendj-
lures on personal adornment and
pleasure
Admitting that there may have been
some exaggeration in the reports, the
thought still presents itself, what
right had child of seventeen years Of
age to be leading the pace that leads
to the suicides grave? A society
leader" at seventeen, when her atteu-
ton should have been centered IN
school books and her spare hours have
been passed in the seclusion of the
family circle, or in the innocent pas
times of youth that are not nerve
racking and require no lavish outlay
of money!
If the girl committed suicide from
the reasons given in the news dis
patches, and presumably she did, a
fearful load of responsibility rests on
the parents who permitted, or encour-
aged, social frivolities at time Of
immaturity. No girl of seventeen has
any business in society" in the sense
that much abused word is used in this
connection. Card parties, dances and
other social recreations and dissipa-
tons have no place in the child life,
or should have none in that of the girl
of seventeen whose life is properly
regulated. Just developing into
wOmanhood, nothing could certainly be
more destructive to any education of :
serious nature, nothing more injuri-
Gus to the health and the formation Of
high character than a training in
frivolous pleasures, or excessive in
diligence in even innocent recreations.
1t is not improbable that the suicide
of this girl may make some other pa
rents sit up and do some plain think
ing, with themselves and their chill
dren as the subjects of mental self
Investigations. Probably there are
hundreds and thousands who are per-
hitting their daughters to drift into
exactly the same standards of life that
lead this poor child to put a bullet in
to her brain when efforts were made
to restrain her eXtravagances. For
many of them there may also be sad
awakening in the future. There are
other things beside suicide that result
from the cultivation of an erroneous
view of life in the youthful mind
Many father and mother in the past
would have thanked Heaven if suicide
had come instead of something else
far worse than death.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-05
Americas, Ga, December >. 1909.
is THERE A ROOSEVELT CON-
SPlRACY?

In spite of Col Henry Watterson's
reputation as a clear-headed political
prophet, large number of per-
sons are strongly inclined to regard
with suspicion the alleged plot to dis
credit President Taft in order to
boost Roosevelt back into the White
House in 1912. They suspect that the
conspiracy talk is encouraged by men
already discredited in the eyes OF the
country and who hope to shelter their
sins and themselves behind Mr.. Taft's
imposing coat tails AS matter of
fact, if these men could persuade Mr..
Taft to take sides with them, the New
Orleans States thinks, they would
have some reason to hope to save
their own skins from being hung on
the fence.
Recent dispatches from Washing
ton announce that great pressure is
being brought to have the President
remove Clifford Pinchot from the pub
lie service, because his political de-
capitation would be a great victory
for Aldrich, Cannon and others of the
crew of discredited politicians, but it
would be disastrous to the reputation
of Mr.. Taft, hence it is reported that
he shows no signs of yielding to the
demands that are being made for the
dismissal of Pinchot. The issue
which has arisen between Pinchot and
Ballinger constitutes line of cleav-
age on which the Republican party is
divided, and it is understood every
where as not meaning solely the con-
servation of national resources. The
Churchman, a religious and non-parti-
san paper, for example, makes this
comment on the situation:
THAT issue appears in various
forms; it may appear in a demand for
tariff revision, for an income tax, for
antitrust laws, for railroad regula-
ton, for conservation, but under what
ever form it is always the same issue,
whether the government shall be by
and for privileged interests or by and
for the people. Always on one side
are marshaled the exploiters and
those whom they can control or de-
lude, on the other side the exploited
and those who, realizing the facts, put
the permanent welfare of the State
above some dearly bought immediate
selfish gain The conflict is not be-
tween any political parties, it is with
in every party; indeed, at some time
or another of his life it is apt to be
fought in the form of every voters in
dividual conscience"
While the Churchman does not
mention any names, it is evident that
it had in mind the fact that such men
as Aldrich, Ballinger and Cannon rep
resent greedy and selfish interests,
while Pinchot and other men like him
are standing firmly on the side of the
people. 1t is reasonable to assume
that President Taft understands the
situation thoroughly, and that if he
permits himself to be swept into the
camp of the reactionaries it will in
dictate his willingness to sacrifice his
political fortunes on the altar of priv
ilege and monopoly
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-05
LOOK BUSY.
Philadelphia starr

Look busy as you rush along,
That is the proper dope,
Don't amble calmly with the throng
Adopt a jerky lope.
Ignore the signs of rising wrath,
Consider life fray
And elbow people from your path
In energetic way.
Beat Father Time into a pulp,
He hasn't any friends,
Consume your luncheon at a gulp
And talk of dividends.
Act always like man who has
A lot of vim and go,
And people will describe you as
A human dynamo.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-05

sCroup is most prevalent during the
dry cold weather of the early winter
months. Parents of young children
should be prepared for it. All that is
needed is a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. Many mothers are
never without it in their homes and it
has never disappointed them. Sold by
all dealers
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-05

If you are suffering from blk
ness, constipation, indigestion, chronic
headache, invest one cent in a postal
card, send to Chamberlain Medicine
Co., Des Moines, Iowa, with your
name and address plainly on the back,
and they will forward you free sam
pie of Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Sold by all dealers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-05

Women always insist on servants
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-05

Sometimes a man is as badly fright
ened by an imaginary snake as wo-
man is by real mouse.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-05

The best man that ever lived could
be a good deal better if he didn't take
so much pride out of it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-05

bringing letters of reference, although
they know that there isn't word of
truth in them.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-05

A woman's sense of duty is sc
strong she can feel it is her duty tt
have one.