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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-12

the croWning effort ION j csepn fisa VINO
sWept copiousl at ii he though OF los.
Ing her daugh tier as she measured and
mixed the ingredi Tents layer of
frosting an inch III clkness ncirusted
THIS masterp ieceS OF HE art OF Issasttry
making Topping the Great ion were
Inanik ii,s or a sbri deS and bridegroom
Z This climax offs the bridal cake had
been broug 1t VA gon from Tue
son with more eau ion Inn siff it;
were q months cleanup off IA paying
mine. 81 Mrs. Allen permit ted no one To-
Ggo near the artistic enforcement 9th
efs Nigh look atsi It from afar, but at
the slightest Increment to get close to
It sshe would push the observer back
with the warning e Keep yer dirty
fingers of 10 ,aiH't common icin';
that's confecti Iona +
a Enough chickens to feed darky
ca mp meeting were filled for tie FEAST
Fried, roasted, cold sforS minced as ssta-
males, the / dishes filed 1ye ma and ia.
bles and overdowedS into the spslng.
house. Favorite rectp carried iacrossi
tha plains BY the wives 5c9s i the argo-:
nahts met In Rivalry with the Dishes
sof the cooks of Old Mexico.
# Colonel Hen andersl. asmlessly
about the ranch while fhs pxepara7
lions Tor tie feast wese in progress.
The women foIks drove hirr, osie,
favofife sloaAng plaess ~ another. His
adYice WIS acoari med 4 ana 4 lis Wtshes
ma M III mn
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-12
The st.,easss ntrls, t,stapse,.
ea,ee.

could not remember when he could not
ride. Days ON tho r0und4uIy hours Sof
watching tha. sIsea,ing ghead In tbs night
watch. bad mazda him quls ana sfself
contatned AZ Saast men
HIS eyes looked S3out hhsa1i saslly ION the
world All ne HE lif sS hs had handed
cattie Daily facing dangers on the
long drives o. ~ tho corral he schoolsd
shimeelf % face senezEsrcies:
ing self control, he was trusted and
admired Nhan Lyman the old Fore
man :of the aWeetwate Ter, estgned, Jack
:Eayson promoted sagebgush, although
next % Bud Lane hes mas at the time
the youngest man IN the ont He
made his empio interests lii own.
AT the meniti Ion of ,Eayson's name he al
ways became att ehtiY With q shade
.of anxiety ha awaited "a Hem answer.
!" replied the ranc king
from one of Ills guests TO the, other.
ny, he started three hours ahead
OF us!'' explained PARENT esis. SkS !.
i With u halleng cling note in his tones,
as e his word wss disputed the host
answered., VelI the ain't showed up. Z
The 5littie grpnp had become silent.
Arizona was ID q period 81 unrest.
Rumors &c ano Apache uprising;
were growfng STRONG each day. Then:
Payson was successful and therefore,
.despised by hess fortunate men ever:
eager for Qnagrel. n.
fter oment' d Thought sage
brush brushed asssas ii1ss feafs q and
bril- htened np Ma eonasr ades WITH the
remark ssbba III riidd over to Flor
ence station III Get d present Sof MISS
Echo He said sonnet hin about net!
astiekisa from a,innsas CT g.
MsbbeS -. g agreed Alien; eager te
cast ont any iffoTsb q time, s.
he continued. wuz st1u,rlnin, up IL
This weddin's % be pulled on by tie
scfocI
&. IEIas the sky pilot GOT here ysta.
asked agebrush
FepIied Hen. Tiles started,
thou There's one thing sartin va
the cinches till 4 the
bird sgrooln gits here. {,
By absence sof Jack Payson ana the
failure 81 thu minis TEL Us array ous-
.ed the suspIc tons az sssagebrush. Com
Ing closer 70 AIlen, he smiled know
ingly ana Speaking a u coma dential
stong ask
Tim, they amt iggertn, 81 git-
StIn. away pn the sly like are they I'm ISL
Show Low interrupted with the ex.
iplanat don aOt1 see we're gcin, to dec
crate the wagon some.
The suggestion That any one con.
nected with Allen Hacienda would
ride Ill any hing Oh sFiheels except the
driver the chuck gon Cd the
round aroused the ind gnaion 81
the Old eattlenar a r him the only:
use III which a wheeled web cIes drawn
by horse should be put WAS sto shanu,3
1l AZ conld De- eked on
ia horse.
aiis nsita rs
fairly shouted ia ;gtoin away
Iii lie ieat her.
Vie idea Of carrying ont tfiel tradls
Hens off the horse lii Pinai county even,
10 II wsadin ourney tickled the boys
lmrnensely
5IaHp iilg one another % Il the back
and noddsng their heads III a Dbl
Hon they shouted That's the ticket,
Hooras d, B IA
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-12
Pianos as Disc cunt 81 q d ID mi ,.,

Cent.
hen Lyon &c EIealIy ofs 1,bicagoc5
started IN to rebuild their big estabs
lishment the entire piano trade U 81 th tI
United States Wopd cred what LYON : ,s.g
Heal could do wit TIE he vast ass Scol.
lection q fne inst ents, for these
1 were M cheap fact pianos, buts
pianos 2of makes off tthe higheatS reput s.
ton &
'sl bet Lyon IIealy have done Ii Ii III MI
mark pianos ndreds of them. ST n
discount disc Y #of 20 p 40 Per cent The ~. 3.
sponse upon the part 81 the public I'LL
marvellous. SsssH7ss
81 u know the names 81 FOOD
star g dard makes of' planes and flI.,
prices Away paid, YOU win need n uI
second inyit ation to rite It's Lyon 4.
Heaiy dams treet, Chicago. I'm:
lists and terms For Vol 81, al, seenrs, 81
Genuine $500 upri Git for $50, 81 other ,t
BARGAINS III prop orti lon,
0 Lyon ,'',r9 y lHealy give their own g,iar.s
antee with every one 81 these assse r,ianoss
Nothing Ike this opp rtunity has ever
been given u music teach ers, studentaS
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to the atlas TO locate Some OF them
arsa sp5aaarticula se:arious as they are
publish led ia the yernacular 81 native
nguages which mllg Git Be likened toS;
The care ndIlsys WRIT notes q u short.
hand writer. s5ss
We find The well known Chinese
characters arrange IN vertical lines
reading from top To bot the lines
arranged from righ u III. Sss
81 The Burmese LAM uage, IS printed
||,5is composed princi pal1y sot combine
ton of circles
Cingalese, the language Of Ceylon. is
also curYi1inear Jayanese and Siam.
|eses are comp osed larg ely I of vertical
Hines connected 81 loops at either TOP
Tor bottom but rarely at both. These
bear some mblance to-
The verrtt teal writing now pracH Iced tn
||our public schools
The four hundred mill lion people ot3
India have nealrly sfifty different dis.
|leets ~ yernaculars The Chamber
lain Me- icines COM ANY advertise IL
ten OF the principal ones
We are informed that the Chamber
lain Medicine Company adYertises ia I
newspapers printed lin thirt y-twos Ian.
guageg. Besides the yernacular ana
The well known Euro pean lang uages,ss
French, Spanish Portug uese, Dutch;
German etc, the; list: embraces u snunlsS
Der Of Languages which until compare
lively recent times possessed no ;alsF
phabet but ffor which the Roman ! al
Ephabet has been adopte ga Among
these are the native Hawaiian, Sam
Dan agalog ppine islands,.
Kafnr Zulu and Basuto OF South
Africa There is also a mod ern form
OF the Malay language using Roman
characters, known ! as Romanized Ma
|slay This is3 used In Java and the
East Indie .S5
is facult TO conceive how the@
readers Of some Of the papers manage.
to handle them. Imagine q man on a8s
crowded street car trying to- read Sa
paper hose pages are irty-eight:
Inches long and twenty whine inches
wide This is the size Of the sIHIiitt-
abada, = Bengal weekly published ILL
Calcutta, IN ia The Cape Times 3,
an English daily published at Cane
Town, South Africa. Ifs almost as sunss
Wieldy, its pages measuring twenty
seven and one-half inches in length
and tWenty fiYe Inches III Wild It'll.
" ith few .exceptio Ions the advertising
pages would give our q d writer's the
mig tmare. They seem to have little
concept ct the value Of space 81, 81
attracti I've Smethod DDS Of presenting eth
|erS the text or the illustrati ons.
pleasing relief to this onotonyS III ]
Afforded By the adj In American adj
|Yertisers which are rather numerous
on their pages. 81 see many Old
friends among these "a vertisers, ana
prominent ,, among these Ii the Cham
berl ~ 4 Me- icine Conn any.
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oassnued "a paas eishs
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
Cashier Short $4,000.

Anderson, S. C.-Secretary and AS
sistant Cashier Calhoun Harris. of
the Orr Cotton Mills, of this city, has
been found short in his accounts ap-
proximately $4,000.
Harris was arrested by Constable
Scott on a warrant issued by Magis-
trate Wilson at the instigation Of
President Hammett. of the mills. The
warrant charged breach of trust and
it is stated that other warrants
against him will be issued
Harris stoutly denies, however,
mis-appropriation of any of the funds
and says that the deficiency is due
to clefical errors.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
LEAKEsvILLE GREENE COUNTY MISS, FRIDAY, 49, 1909
SAY THAW is CRAZY.
Three Alienists Testify to His Mental
Condition.

White Plains, N. Y.-Three of those
medical men known as alienists, who
huye become such p familiar part of
modern criminal court proceedings,
united in the supreme court to make
it unpleasant for Harry K. Thaw,
who killed Stanford White and was
adjudged insane, but now demands his
release from the Matteawan asylum
as mentally normal man.
All three testified that he was in
sane, and when Thaw took the
stand, after some disconcerting tes-
timony, he was plainly ruffled and
nervous, but Mr.. Jerome dismissed
him after a few comparatively unim-
rortant questions.
OF the alienists who testifed-Dr.
Austin Flint, DR.. William Hirsch and
DR.. Amos T. Baker, the last named
gave testimony of the most impor-
tance. He is acting superintendent of
Matteawan, and appears as a wit
hess without compensation, tne only
alienist in the case with this distinc-
ton
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
Jeffries Goes to Europe.

New York-James ]. Jeffries, the
pugalist, smiled a broad farewell to
a crowd of we'll wishers that gath
cred on the pier in HoboKen, and
sailed away on the steamship George
Washington, for a six months sojourn
in Europe Jeffries and his wife will
go direct to Carlsbad. The big Cal
ifornian has been troubled recently
with boils and hopes that the waters
at Carlsbad will aid him.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
NEW TARIFF A LAW
Senate Passes Measure and Both
Houses Adjourn.
PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL.

Closing Hours of Session Void of In.
terest-Vote in Senate Was AZ to
31-Mr. Payne Keeps Pen as Sou.
Vinir-Good Humor Prevails.
Washington-The tariff has been
revised and the extraordinary ses-
sion of congress has been brought
to a close. Both houses adjourned
sine die.
The closing hours of the session
were attended by scenes of most
uninteresting character. The revision
had been according to the desires OF
some and with the hearty disapproval
of others, and the last few days had
been consumed by members of the
senate in expressing their satisfac
tion or dissatisfaction.
The conference report on the bill
was agreed to by the senate by vote
of AZ to 81. The vote was taken at
p. M, and soon afterward the con-
current resolution making certain
changes in the leather schedule was
adopted by both houses.
Taft Signs Bill.
Just as the hands of the gold clock
in the presidents room reached 5
minutes past 5, the Payne tariff bill,
as the measure will be known, was
laid before the president. He picked
up pen supplied by Chairman Payne
Of the house ways and means com
mittee, and which was used by both
the vice president and the speaker
in signing the bill, and attached his
signature
After writing William H. Taft"
the president added, Signed min
utes after o'clock, August 5, 1909
w. H. T."
Bending over the president as he
affixed his signature were Secretary
Knox, Secretary MacVeigh, Attorney
General Wickersham, Postmaster
General Hitchcock, Secretary Nagel
and Secretary Wilson
Mr.. Payne stood with hand extend
ed awaiting to receive the pen with
which the bill was signed He took
it with a picture of boyish glee over
spreading his face Another pen was
handed the president and he wrote
the word Approved" and handed
the pen to Representative Langley,
of Kentucky.
A number of interesting incidents
occurred in the presidents room
pending the signing of the tariff bill
The president had something of a
personal nature to say to each SEN
ator, and good humor appeared to be
overf1owing.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
u. S. Postal Banks,

Washington-One of the important
pieces of legislation that will engage
the attention of the house next win
ter is the presidents pet scheme, a
postal savings bank Speaker Can
non has made no bones of his oppo-
sition to a postal savings bank and
an analysis of the house committee
on postofices and post roads revealed
the fact that the committee has been
packed against the bill.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
21 OF Crew Saved,

Capetown, South Africa-After
clinging to the rigging of the liner
Maori, which was dashed on the
rocks of Quicker Point, for 4S hours,
while waves washed over them and
their faces and hands were beaten
sore by the singing wind, ten more
men were rescued This brings the
number up to q saved out of the or
iginal crew of 55 men. The men
were exhausted when rescued and
we're unable TO tell of their terrible
experience.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
ASKLARGE RANSOM
$4,000 Demanded for Return
OF St. Louis Children.
SEVERAL ARRESTED

Police Say That Disappearance of
Children and Demand for Ransom
Is the Result of Carefully Worked
Out Black Hand Plot.
st. Louis.-The discovery that three
trunks have been shipped from St.
Louis to Chicago by men suspected
OF the kidnapping of Grace and To-
masso Viviano confirmed the local po-
lice in the belief that the disappear
ance of the children and the demand
of $4,000 ransom for them was the
result of a carefully worked black
hand plot, which did not, however,
contemplate harm to the children.
A message from the Chicago police
stated that the trunks, when opened
contained nothing but clothing.
The st. Louis police theory of the
trunks is that they contain the prop
erty of Samuel Turrist, who is be-
lieved to have lured the Viviano chill
dren from their home, and other mem
bers Of the blackmailing gang.
Conflicting stories told by the Pa
ganos and, the fact that the three
trunks left their home almost at the
time the children were kidnapped
with the additional circumstances
that four strange men left the Pagano
home fifteen minutes after the trunks
were taken away, lead the police to
believe that the conspiring hdnap-
pers shipped their property to a place
where they believed it would be safe
from search while they negotiated
with the Vivianos for ransom.
Several arrests have been made,
among them the Paganos.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
careIessness Causes Wreck.

Memphis, Tenn.-Carelessness or
nervousness on the part of Arthur
Bell, a negro porter, caused him to
give a switch the wrong throw at
Galloway, Tenn, 2S miles east of this
city, and southbound passenger train
103. on the Louisville and Nashville
railroad. crashed into passenger train
1O2, which was standing on the
switch. Neither of the engineers or
firemen had time to make an effort
to escape. One was killed and two
injured
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
Rose Bush Saves Her Life.

Poulan, Ga.-Lucile, the year old
daughter Of Joe Pelham, formerly Of
Atlanta, was saved from serious, if
not fatal, injury by large rambling
rose bush at her grandfather's home
here. The little girl walked in her
sleep and fell from a second story
window, a distance of sixteen feet,
alighting on the rose bush, which
broke the force of the fall so that
she escaped with but slight injury.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
One Killed in Wreck.

Danville, Ky.-In a wreck Of an
eastbound Louisville and Nashville
passenger train near Livingston, KY.
Baggagemaster Anderson was killed.
Three cars left the track and traffic
was delayed four hours. No passen-
gers were noticeably injured. Spread
ing rails caused the wreck and An
derson is believed to have met death
by leaping from his car.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
REVOLT NEAR END
Spanish Troops Seem to Have
ReYOIutiOniStS in Check.
TRAP IS SET FOR MOORS
General Marina Has Reported Sue
cessful Maneuver Against Moors-
They Retreat Leaving Many Dead.
Don Jaime Won't Interfere.

Don Jaime WON'T Interfere.
Madrid-The cabinet is considering
a plan for extending the time for the
payment of commercial paper which
was affected by the cessation Of COM
meTce during the insurrection in Bar
celona.
General Marina reported a success
full Spanish maneuver against the
Moors. He set a trap for them.
While he maneuvered seven of the
Dartalions in front of the Moorish po-
sition the battleship Numancia moved
down the coast to take the enemy In
the rear. The Moors took the bait,
moved forward and at once fell under
concentrated fire of the fort and the
Numancia. They retreated in disorder,
leaving many dead.
Bullets Rained for Hours.
The attack upon a block house In
course of construction began at mid
night. A large body of Moors stole
out in the darkness from the foot
hills of Mount Guruga and rained bul.
let's for three hours upon the half
completed fortress. The small Span
ish contingent defended the block
house valiantly and then a Spanish
column of six companies hurried up
to the rescue and succeeded i'll dis
persing the enemy. A large number
of their dead were carried off by the
Moors in the retreat.
General Marina has issued urgent
orders for the completion of the
block house, which is necessary to
assure communication.
A ballon was sent up and observa-
tions were made of fifty-four gorges
and ravines on Mount Guruga, where
thousands of tribesmen were seen
preparing for a great battle.
Except in certain isolated localities
of Catalonia tranquility now reigns
throughout Spain, according to an an
nouncement by the minister Of the
interior
Don Jaime, the pretender to the
Spanish throne, declared in an inter
view that he had no intention of in
terfering in the present crisis in
Spain and that his retirement to
Frohsdorf, in lower Australia, far
from the Spanish frontier, was proof
of his purposes.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
Situation Critical.
TRAGEDY IN HOTEL.
Policeman, Called to Suppress Dis
turbance, Uses Gun,

PoIlceman, Called 10 suppress LIS
turbance, Uses Gun.
Asheville, n. C.-Paul Cameron
Collins, cashier of the Bank of Hills
boro, N. c., and John Hill Bunting,
a travelling salesman of Wilmington,
n. c., were shot in their room at the
Gladstone hotel at Black Mountain,
N. c., four miles from this city, by
Policeman F. c. Watkins, of that
town. Bunting died at the mission
hospital from the effects of the
wound. Collins is expected to re-
cover.
The tragedy resulted in the calling
in of the officer to suppress distur-
bance the men are said to have been
making. 1t is said he was attacked
when he entered the mems room and
the shooting followed
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
KILLS HIS PLAYMATE.
While Intoxicated Young Boy Com
mits Murder.

While Intoxicated Young Boy Com
mits Murder.
Brownsville, Texas-CEarged with
the murder of Elisee Cantu his 10
year old playmate, Idelfonso Gomez,
IA years old, has been arrested and
brought here to be jailed.
The body of the little victim was
found in the woods, following an in
vestigation which revealed that the
boys quarreled after drinking freely
of "mescat," and it is alleged that
the Cantu boy was very drunk when
he struck his playmate over the head
with a heavy stick, breaking his
neck.
A third boy who was in the party
guided the authorities to the spot
where the body was found, and later
revealed the manner of the death.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
Woman Is Far Superior to
Man In Everything.
BY Dr. ELEANOR A NC GAMBLE. Professor


of In
pXZE OMAN is MANS EQUAL IN EVERY occUPATIoN |
I'll n WILL EXCLUDE
AAA NOT. THE WHOLE, is, ANYTHING,
BETTER THAN
How say that is mans equal in every
way is mystery to
The mental qualifications of with those of
have been subject of unlimited discussion Adam and
Eve left the garden Eden The question has been considered
settled favor of of the gallant But the fact that
every little while SOME BRAINY WOMAN COMPLETELY
mistake somewhere
Woman in general has BETTER INFLUENCE THAN
MAN and adaptable where not in many Besides
much higher than the today you hem
a whole
College life has done good deal the feeling of nde
pendence in
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
"erace Darling Saves More Lives,

Newport, R. Ida Lewis, "the
Grace Darling of America" who from
Lime Rock lighthouse, off this har-
Dor, had saved the lives of eighteen
persons, added five more lives to her
splendid record when a rowboat with
five girls was capsized by a passing
steamer. Ida Lewis is 6S years old.
and for thirty years has kept burning
the light of Lime Rock.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
Taft to Visit GEORGIA.

Washington-Presid Taft has
promised Senator Smith, of South
Carolina, to stop at Florence, in that
state, if he could find time to do so
in his Southern itinerary.
On invitation of Senator Bacon and
Representative Bartlett, Hardwick
and Hughes, Of Georgia, the presi-
dent promised to attend the State
Fair at Macon, November 4.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
Negro Kills Two of Race.

Mansfield La.-Armed witk a re-
peating shotgun, Arthur Johnson,
negro. forced his way into the house
of Zooky Sudd, an aunt with whom
Johnson's wife was living, after leav-
ing him, and began deadly fire upon
the occupants. He shot his wife
dead, killed the twelve year old son
of the Sudd woman and probably fa-
tally wounded Zooky Sudd. The ira
Mansfield. Johnson was arrested
and is in Jail here.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
BroyIes for Commissioner.

Atlanta-The friends of Robert A.
Broyles, a popular business man OF
Atlanta, are pushing his name for the
vacant railroad commissionership for
Georgia made so by the retirement
of S. G. McLendon, former chairman
Of the commission. Broyles was an
ardent supporter of Joseph NJ Brown
for governor in the late campaign,
and developed as an orator of force
and ability during the memorable
Brown-Smith race for the governor
ship.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
Special Carries Judqe to Court.

Athens, Ga.-The unique situation
of a judge having to hire a special
train in order to get to his court in
time was presented in Athens Judge
Charles H. Brand was scheduled TO
hold a session of the Jackson county
superior court in Jefferson and did
not leave on the afternoon train to
that place because of arrangements
he had made to reach the court by
automobile.
1t was discovered that the roads
were too muddy from the rain to
make the trip and in addition the ma
chine had broken down and would re-
quire several hours to repair it.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
Jealousy Causes Tragedy.

Denver, Colo-T. J. Halstead, a
business man, and Mrs. Watson,
known also as Bessie Brown, of ST.
oux City, are dead here as the re-
suit of a double shooting. Jealousy
is supposed to have caused the ira
gedy. Halstead shot the woman while
she was at the telephone, after which
he turned the weapon upon himself.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-13
Contract for $500. 600 Mill

Columbus, Ga.-The contract to
build the new mill for the Columbus
manufacturing company, at North
Highlands, has been let to Thomp-
son & Brothers, of Birmingham, and
work will begin at an early date
The new mill will double the capa-
city of the present plant and will
cost 100000