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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01
EVER AkoNo

There is ever s. Ne so,..-s.
nv dear" says the poe
Let's go after him T,,r. -.
and say that there avs- 90.
erywhere-if we han rho oar -.
to it.
The cultured misicians will tan -.
that what the nesters sing in their
strange and eol plex studies is the
highest music to those who are trair-
ed TO catch il.
But the slmpis heart finds the har-
mony IN the si1ille, lOwly melodies.
What to the on class is purest mu-
sic, to the other - senseless noise.
If we just kne" how to listen We
could love the son8Of each.
To some the jingia Of money 4. the
only music In me world. II deafens
! them to all other Sands.
To some the meloov Of their own
names is the only ing worth hear
ing.
The ears Of these Aeem IN omen il
ward. Inc greedy ahd the vain w
shrink the whole wcrId IN their Sir.
But 10 those "Ao ian hear il, there
is a song IN every d ase Of life. F9l-
tunate is he who can hear r,ora ~,
a very few.
The whistles OF tn. factories
roar OF the rams 2 ld the rattle
the wagons anu Sai' in the bu
streets are cIamant 1;eco-5 o,I-
those who cannot n ~ 8, tbarn
magnificent orchestra io, Of t,bo
the vertu of civilizath,
The cries of wand -. lii.
despair are hideOus. 80, -, s.
except to those who - -,
notes that blend into -r.,.,,oD-
brotherly Iowa So 90. -,
the angels Of heavt- =. -,
listen.
SOnatas fine and 49,. II.
80 re in every sOuhd
lloin IL, d uuili'H -. for all who en-
thy.
Not all the great hume ara %
ed through tracerf
- -. = =. doorstep; for ~
one mans hand
fully.
There is ever
g., - Re viii but help ~
3llal Events
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01
MARIoNETTEs
Special Cor. Ocala Banner:

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
President Roosevelt presented Ma
rion the other day a great big bouquet
In the shape Of a forest reserve -
And now comes Kris Kringle with
train-loads Of presents for our Miss
Marion. Now, isn't that popular
some?
All the young people are at home
for the holidays.
Miss Carrie Holly, the charming
school marin of Griner Farm, is spend
ing the holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Holly, in Graham
Vile.
Miss Maggie Lyle, a bright and
charming miss of the Ocala High
School, is at her home at Stanton.
Misses Lottie and Florrie Mills, two
Berlin beauties, are at Oak, the guests
of their cousin, Miss Jennie Brown.
Miss Stella Martin of the Graham
vile school, and Miss Mamie DuPuis
of the Indian Mound school, are at
their respective homes for the holt
days, Miss Martin at Fort Mccoy and
Miss DuPuis at Summerfield.
Miss Eleanor Seckinger of Bay City
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Valentine SeckiDger, of Berlin.
Miss Alta Beck Of the Dallas school,
is in Berlin visiting home folks and
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Beck.
Miss Rhoda Liddon of Martin is at
her home in Ocala for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Graham are
spending a few days at their home in
Berlin.
Miss Lowman of Oxford is spending
a few days at Fellowship with Mr.. and
Mrs. H E. Snowden.
Misses Beulah Holly and Christina
Heinemann of Grahamville will re-
main in Atlanta during the holidays.
These two buds from across the river
are attending college in the Gate City.
Mrs Smith is visiting her parents
in Berlin.
Misses Abbie Stokes and Ethel Tur-
ner of the Ocala High School are in
Cater. spending the holidays with
their parents and friends.
Miss Mabel Beck, a charming Ocala
High School belle, is at her home at
Cottage Hill for the holidays.
Miss Nettie Sutherland of Cotton
Plant attending college at Tampa, is
at home visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Bobbitt, a very charming Mic
anopy girl, has returned to her home
after a few days visit in Ocala with
Mrs. W. d. Graham.
There were two Christmas trees at
Berlin during the Christmas days.
Miss Rebecca Counts was hostess
at an apron party on Tuesday evening
at her home in Grahamville.
Mis- Stella Martin closed her Ora
hamville school for the holidays, with
a nicely arranged entertainment.
The Marion County Fair was a
great event. Now for a greater Ma
rion.
Miss Lorena Freeman entertained
quite a number of her young friends
at her home in Belleview Friday even
ing.
There was quite an enjoyable
Christmas greeting party on Christ
mas night at Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Snow
den's at Carriers Pond.
Mrs. S. A. Neil of Shiloh, Mrs. V. B.
Potts of Oldtown and Mrs. W. w.
Geiger of Geiger are spending the hol-
idays with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. NJ. T. Carter. at Carriers Pond.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01
STOMACH TROUBLE CURED

If you have any trouble with your
stomach you should take Chamber.
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Mr.
J. P. KlOte of Edna. Mo. says: u
have used a great many different med
icines for stomach trouble, but find
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets more beneficial than any 9th
er remedy l ever used For sale by
all druggists. m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01

Experiments under a competent ex
pert have been made in Russia dur.
ing the last few months with western
Pennsylvania coal, to determine It's
comparative value with German Goals,
and the results of the comparison are
said to be highly gratifying and show
the superiority of the Pennsylvania
coal
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01
A HIGHER HEALTH LEVEL

I have reached a higher health
level since l began using DR. Kings
New Life Pills. writes Jacob Spring
err Of West Franklin, Maine. They
keep my stomach. liver and bowels
working just right" If these pills
disappoint you on trial. money will be
refunded at Tydings & Co. drug
store. 25c. m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01

John J. Hilliard, government inspec-
tor in the revenue service at Eagle,
Alaska, the most nOrtherly custom
house in the world, has travelled 300
miles to visit friends in Wilmington,
Del.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01

The Salvation Army gave dinners to
> 90 poor families in New York City.
The Salvation Army believes in that
religion which does not starve and
pinch the body to enrich the soul.
It believes in doing good right here
where it can be seen of men.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01
FEVER SORES

Fever sores and old chronic sores
should not be healed entirely, but
should be kept in healthy condition.
This can be done by applying Cham
berlain's Salve. This salve has no SUI
periOr for this purpose. II is also
most excellent for chapped hands,
sore nipples, burns and diseases of
the skin. For sale by all druggists. m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01

Editor Powell announces that he
will be in control of the st. Peters
burg Independent for two weeks. He
is big pea in the editorial pod. A
regular do do.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01

The Index is with the woman's
clubs, by whatever name they are
called, in their effort to improve con-
ditions- They are q great help to a
municipality--Lake City Index.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-01-01

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
RIDERS FEAR
DAY OF OFFICIAL
FAVOR HAS PASSED

n4nsoe Narch re- ,NNogef
Her raeG A sIasarmaR who rls
unmagIY renewed I'VE yeafs ago an
acg t Sew Nu1leQ fy frest
ihnf eyall aiief serious chafseg
aasae aulh NAB 01iclai ects and his
arie4ta aharaater. Aas reupneN 70 @an
we. While lha ex-governor is ytn-
aMmlitsl fs t0 tke purpose "a his
t. Ii N als iaat he ngs gene iaefe
Ifr 81 patpase as feorenlpg Ala ease
8haef tAe Talt aamlHlHtgaVan lhat
Aa WILLIS 4ave CHANGE tc Nin8cate
liaeall Aaa also get even Nish ths ae
ene Responsible iap hls removal
s saraf1e Nj ls said taAi ili ease
aafn N gacesseaAl M kls eiort
h1Te Gav George CURRY lhe pres
Ht Rough 8idar aSeeutlfe ousied
ge.r 9filfe Aa Wpnhl seek 70 aaya
nlea ia Bis place Won Vow Nushas
HAase a weli-kn-mn capitalist
Aaa Hagegmaus alosaai irieAd
snAe President Haii assumed Of
nsa rnmafs .avo Been rita IN q gem
Al ahaaaup la the laderel oalees
fha sonthe aaiefn lerritcrX 4 ia
WNsa shnt tla hrst 0iilclgls wha wlll
a Win be tauae who secVrea Jobs
hlaf.Y htsaase saey we're Rough ti1
TREY sn Ja thiaR Themselves
ha4 mos have little ehante tp hold
s Nalef g.sa new administration
a recent selleue ehalgas msgae
81 f4HHAs4E
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12

lowed yesterday afternoon
Arowniee ondeav0red ~ reduce az.
rc1se II commissioners a1d 'nyest'ge
tori from fG9.b0O % hal taat SUM. 80,
sallea
Merits made bic battle 10 get AMI
anprg pfieilon aof The cyclGNh sufferers
9n the wast side. but the foods and
other disasters generally over she slate
8ttlled the eaorl II the N9aker menu.
lher
! otAer appropriation aIils adopted
from lhe house follow
Nu. 4il. Harrison aroViding far sha
support. and maintenance of the Cen
liral state normal school 1t Im1nsi
| fs12iag0l: the Northwestern normal
school at Alya. s$IlGaat1, and ihe
Southwestern norm school at Meain
lergord $li4100h Tie sum of s211,ua0
balae aaded "a shla fnr lte east side
arma schools.
No 8i8 Ross an ae providing sof
| THE support and maiateHanen us t1e
| JlsiahamH agriculture lnd Mechanical
college. and Msklng go approximation
lBf s1a8,sg
No gi LaRelaoa committee sUhsss'
ltnie No b, on act aHar0pflailne mon
/ 8Ns tor tle maintenance equipment
land for ne erection 0f buildings aof
1.-The sfate school Of Mineral aNd Metal
llarey at Vilbuitnu. Oklahoma and We.
elafinB nj emergency. teia3n003
10 5li, Hughes geommltsee sahsli'
inlcl making at appropriation for
building and eqnlpige, ana for eufrent
and contingent expenses 81 the Whit
akef state home at de near PN OF
Creek. s3l5ll9
RIO. GIG. Whliaon. aaklng an aupr9-
aHall0n for maintenance af the 0Nla-
hhma Historical society from July lat
1903. to July lst 9it tf5.p00.l
No 4aa Mafla making ~ anhr9prla.
ton Cor tha support md mainienaf E
/ Il the University preparatory eehaal
/ It Tunkawa lsf0,S5ze
Eo. ~ 1uFant. appFasHiasfn9 sanuA
.ar The erection aHd equipment Of
buildings for the southeastern normal
sehunl III Duranl and declaring Alt
Emergency tsfaaV0
10 5aH. naleiA and Gayne. aFpfe.
/ Iattnx funds f1r Che silpp0rl gaa
malnlannnea II the ehstern hospital
EFeg tha Ins9ne and declaring 81 emer.
gencg, Es1hA.0Qul
no. a22, 1app and Bufnetfai lnalane
an appropriation q slHl3s42a gnf the
necessary uSpenaes incurred ~ The
election 81 county officers % aepieM'
/ her III 1907
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
MEN AND WOMEN
PARTICIPATE IN
PACE WAR BATTLE

gos angeles. calif Mch l2--h Kur.
alnn.tf niAa race War in LOS Ai'
eaias hrake gus lasl uignt, and rs
sahe5 la gileEe battle participation
in BIZ nn3M atty pen and women H
me igu races. nes the Salt Lake
depot one hrmeui19 may sia amt
tW0 others are in ihg hospital fhll'
several % ihe isu.slana wese badly
usea up Peter Eegafaln waa hit on
thr head ~ q hriek and his slasll was
sclAra
The leaC haa been rs qn neule stage
iar TWO Nceki aat hshts have occurred
niShtly. ihe NrmeRan slain ihat
the Russlans Gre always the aggres'
a0ss f'he fEal was 9fqelnitated Waen
q member ii Armenlans BeFe nn thelt
Sfy to lhe station ie pla goaaHy ~
kegp gelloW aonnirymeu WHO were
rvtrvnNF VI ENT8pe N'ne ausslans
attacked the noresslon and the Ashl
followed ghn Afmeaisus we've put
rpmhespH ans were badly woi 4sed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
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i1llNDNufF HHH aA ffCutNt
BURNING SCALP.
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vsgnl tbsslshwR1y rsTzasvg naAtvaees
sSa 90, an@ stop Che hieAInG amG
aWkuln@s keep sna scalp n@altkr
and clean ANA emGcurmNg tNg
growth Ol new halr.
DO not delay As ehe 1asa&fuKf
germ Kills enc hair R0ots ond
sfnpg ghe mr0tVtm Oi hair.
IS NOT a DYE.
81 AND soc. H0TTLEs. AT DRUGGISTS
Hay'n haffInn SDap curen Eczema, red
eoueh and chapped hands, and all akin dieea ses
&eopa skin line and soft 2sc. druaglsts. send
" lot ifse books ",rhe Caro- oi che ekin," "rhi
gNfe the Hair"
rhslo Hay Spec. Con- Newark, n. ..
To9 BALE BV A, E. GRAY, J. ~
WALLACE ANn vHE EAGLE DRUG
e7cRE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12

AMOUNT 10 nothing
The vote ves taken on adopting the
acsase amendments THE Straln-feag'
er bill with Mld.Continent aitachedl
ana adopted, nayia volleg no. as did
Cl0onRr
econcurrinc Therals"
Cunningham reported conference
aareement on the appropriation for
i4angslon (negrol university origin
III bin carried ans appropriation Of
sli5,o00 anG ihe house cnt this 70
$4,000: the compromise being Ssc-
600 Agreed tc,
Vine house Mad reducea tke age linn
IL ID No ny. hy stafford for Juvenile
delnquenls, grom II TO rs years and
the house amendments was eggeed w
Oh StRHords motlun
RndAle moved "a concur Wits the
house amendments "a No. f5 The in-
surance blll. and same was done This
bars 10 company gad 9a6 most 0ii'
terly opposed hg Mcgomb. ihq insur
aaco commissioner ana expert Rod.
DIE haa opposed lae "locseaess
throughout ths session anG weakeEed
ollly shea &e nscariaiaed there war
mo hope % pass d measare sks experts
wanted
6ulaanl got a1ss 99pge Dli, AGAINST
ecille ticks ont anu hdartea wtlhoti
Ge0aia or dlaa.saioh
Conference repor na 22a ov VIII
llems, np~epr'atng money fcr ahe
Blind school Was adcpied
2uru Nacalved Bn Svatlrs
Gd Dunn, 0na ~ ihe great house
.csders apreyred AZ teis dime with
message from tha housa. .lrahan
/ lnswereG ite Annaunceleat % th'
4 argaantataridg with "The heHorabl.
heuss win l.a 1ow received ana III,
cheering Cor the 0ig Oklahoma ric
rader waa loud ANA prolonged
'fAe house afaeadments t0 kg stg0.
haafl qf eaatgol bili we're eoncufre,
as
/ slnslna sogaig
i The flzhl 0a the ToWata bill. Wslcl
was lhe last ael ei the evening meet
ing aeVsfaa4d sanasess ansfes by note
TIP kneN that 1uWeta haQ a3 vatel
ind sa0rad HWHetly during the timf
R3llupa anil blair were laundering +
/ uraaam amiih md haidle
hsss Asfarliaqh aena9t
Ihe laie Fhu.sdav afIenasn aenat
i ess!1n 8as devoted wholly ID iii
aassage as tht appropriation bills. an
/ nlY ffaMnlee tagged npn0slon II III
archaeological moment. The KingllHhe
+ peppef baH nade ens nna stFeHuuH
Eatiamnlt q afan the appropriations
4He county erection bill eafryin
stNs3AA.2ii pIfNnfiallns flat alhnun
! for faa HaYmenI 0f the 1909 sfalhha1
eleeilnA Nas aaantad.
The ets He.aioa commission elef
+ bare expense i Ia BE sl3igaA aH q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
FAMILY CURED Or
SKIN TROUBLES
Two Little Girls had Eczema Very
Sadly IN 0ne Case Chlld's Hair
Game 0ut and Left Bare Patches
Fathers Head Sore from Child-
hood h All Three Cases
CuTlCURA MET WITH
ITS USUAL SUCCESS

heve two liitla sifls who have peen
te0unled worry hagtly sifIf eo9HT4la uhe
1 ihen hNd Il oa aef lnwaF lIHiha
It'd everything tint eeuld heaf os aas
hef hut Il ald ans aiee HI until warm
weather when Il HHemingly ailhAldeH.
he npxs winter when ( aeoame eolu
weather the eezerna started again Hnd
elsu Ii her head where Il would take tlsa
hair out ana leaYe hafs patkhea 4 latee
as d quarter ul q dollar ~ the katne
time har aFHH were salR tlie Nlinle
length Il hem took bet 70 psE-
eieian and he sala lliat sns had two
Distinct types Of s9zena. continued
wltli him gof several weelIa and tha
ahlla RsNv verse ell af alla time Her
SISTERS arms were also AiIeeted 81 che
Enne way NV husband eama home
ane day with 4 ap4 If GuticufH uints
sHaat ana Z eHke il kuHHlirn HnHn
aeRan using them and also the Entieufs
Pills end hy the ll4ne ri AeeoHH lot WAa
liaA their stin wnk soft and smooth az
Il haa nus hten AafAre fuI the winter.
We k@sn the Gntiuura Suan and cutie
rufa Ointment constantly NJ ~ and
wlfn Any Ilftle ruuHhncss nr irritation
appears fn llier skin quickly alspe i
NItbthatntle1fa HeiHedIt~ MI husband
has uaaa theEn With most satisfactory
gesnlls Ger corn llead witch hrs EF0uhs
Iafi tim from nhlldhHad AIts Charles
Baker. Alhsan, Me-, Aens Z lbs.
Ass4
eAlllsHn s.neae vAFe II F0a h0Hg
s fafHHla fHH g#EtsFIzk T.
fiatazng lfnuldr II ElHs SKIN anu aehlFs
including les If hair IL infants nlIlltlfen
and edsAlasi ever ennIlosladsS! q l'f1af
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12

ars IF Group are most likely during he eSEig
susxr sla, ard every family With yOune chdser snos8
D. nrtnared E0r IL Keep bottle og
d06JGh RGhaEDY IN your home Nonls eqsan auag1avs
large aiss 30 cents. Your drusgise sessat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

Ry examining these records, or pro-
jectng them slowly ON "a screen, the
slightest defect bon me weapon or am-
munltion IN betrayed, and Tho speed
by which the mechanism of each par
ticular arm work., can DO Judged anu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
VIII America Help England to Free the Congo?
Appeal
Console in Behalf of King Leopods

10 the Editor OF the Deseret News
"NHERE are many OF us in Eng
land who consider the crime
which has been wrought in tn
Congo lands by King Leopold
of Belgium and his followers. 10 b.
the greatest which has ever been
known i'm human annals Personally
] am strongly of that opinion. There
have been great appropriations Ike that
OF the Normans in England or Of the
English in Ireland There have been
massacres Of populations like that Of
the South Americans by the spauiards,
or of subject nations by the r., IS.
But never before has there been such
mixture of wholesale appropriation
and wholesale massacre, an done
under an odious guise Of philanthropy
and with the lowest commercial mo
tives as a reason II is this sordid
cause. aud the unctuous hypocrisy
which make this crime unparalleled
in its horror.
The witnesses Of the crime are of all
nations and there is no possibility Of
error concerning the facts There are
British consuls like Easement, Thcsi-
ger Mitchell and Armstrong. an wliS-
ing in their official capacity with every
detail OF fact and date. There are
Frenchmen like Pierre Mile. and Fc-
licien Challage. both Of whom have
written books upon the subject There
are missionaries OF many races Harris.
Weeks and Channard British. Morri-
son, Clarke, shepherd (American),
SjObl6m (Swedish), Father Nermeersch
the Jesuit There is tho eloquent ac-
ton OF the Italian government who
refused 10 allow italian officers 20 DE
employed any longer in such hang
mans work and there Is the report
OF the Belgian commission, the evil
dence before which was suppressed be-
cause IL was too dreadful for publica-
ton. Finally there is the incorrupti-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

Attempts will be made in America
uor the congo has its paid apologists
everywhere To pretend that England
wants to Dust Belgium from her colony
and take it herself such accusations
are folly To run a tropical colony
honestly without enslaving the natives
Is am expensive process. For example
Nigeria. the nearest English colony
has To- be subsidized TO the extent OF
$1,000 600 q year. Whoever takes over
the Congo Will considering its present
demoralized condition. have a certain
expense Of slO,0OO0OO a year for 20
years Belgium has not run the coll
ony. II has simply sacked IL. forcing
the Inhabitants without pay 10 ship
everything OF value 10 Antwerp No
decent European power could do this
For many years to come the Congo will
be a heavy expense. and it Will truly be
philanthropic call upon the next
owner, 1 trust it will not fan to Eng
land
Attempts have - n made too for
there is considerable ingenuity and un-
limited money on the other slde) to
pretend that it is a question Of Prot
estant missions against Catholic. Any
one who thinks this should read the
book Ga Question Congolaise) Of tbs
eloquent and holy Jesuit Father Yer
meersch lie lived i'm the country and.
as he says it was the sight of the "im-
measurable misery" which drove him to
write
We English who are earnest over this
matter look eagerly 10 the westward
20 see some sign OF moral support or
material leading. II would be a grand
sight 60 see the banner of humanity
and civilization carried forward I'm such
"a cause by the two great English
speaking nations.
Yours faithfully.
ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE.
London. Eng Sept Q, 1909.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

bic evidence Of the kodak Any Amer
lean citizen who win glance at Mark
Twain's king Leopod's solloquv"
win see some samples OF that A per
uSal Of all these sources Of informa-
ton viii show that there is not
grotesque. obscure. or ferocious torture
which diseased human Ingenuity could
invent which has not been used
against these harmless and helpless
people
AMERICAS RESPONSIBILITY.
This would. to my mind warrant
our Intervention i'm any case Turkey
has several times been interfered
with, simply on the general ground
OF humanity. But there is in this in
stance very special reason, why
America and England should not stand
by ana see these people done to death.
They are in a sense their wards.
America was the first to give official
recognition to King Leopold's entcr-
prise in 1884. and so has the response
bility Of having actually put him into
that position which he has since 50
dreadfully abused. She has been the
indirect and innocent cause or the
whole tragedy Surely some repara-
ton is due on the other hand Eng
land has. with the other European
powers signed the treaty OF 1850 by
which each and an of them makes it,
self responsible for the condition Of
the native races. The other powers
have so far shown no desire 10 live up
20 this pledge But the conscience OF
England is uneasy and she IS slowly
rousing herself 10 act VIII America
be behind? At this moment two Amer
lean citizens. Shepherd and that noble
Virgnian Morrison are about 10 10
tried at Bona Tor telling the truth
about the scoundrels Morrison I'm the
dock makes finer statue of liberty
than Bartholdfs in New York harbor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
WOMEN by MAIL.

the parcels post system OF Great
Britain is certainly "a comprehensive
ono, for recently two ladies of the
sumragcttc percussion were addressed
postage prepaid, to Premier Asqulth,
and delivered hy the postal nuthori-
ties. The promier's servants howe
oyer, refused 90 receive this human
mail (pcrhaps on the ground that Il
was explosive on dangcrousl, ana the
ladies were removed By the police.
This opens delightful possibilities for
the reform of hardened politicians.
once give ua am effective parcels post,
and when Congressman SO-and-so re-
fuses 90 obey tho wishes of his con-
stltucnts. they may stick "a stamp on
Farmer smith aud send him down to
Washington 90 rrmonstrato with the
recalcitrant representative IN person
Rural New Yorker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

Special torrt-p onaenct.f
ERLIN. Sept. 9.-All scientific
I'D Germany is engaged In DISGUISE
|nln the wonderful invention by
A. which Phyy Councillor Crlnz
..,ceedod IN solving the problem
,s.,orranbing natural and mechani-
,,ocssses a thousandfold too rapid
nv nereption by the human eye. Privy
c.sor.Ior CRAM. who is a professor at
hs famous military technical high
s,boo Of Charlottenburg and wei
known expert 30 ballistics' has long
b.en perplexed by certain problems Of
,ba flight and action Of projectiles, the
clearing I'd Of which was necessary
before perfectly efficient firearms could
Ne produced. Prolonged experiment led
70 ibe Invention Of the "ballistic
knenatograph an entirely new ma
chine. the mauels OF which are ex-
hhied this year for the first time at
ih International Photograph exhibit
tm al Dresden.
b. means Of the ballisuc kinemat0-
gaph Prof Cranz is able to take abso-
uiely clear single photographs in sill
houetie IN the almost inconceivably
'hor space Of time Of the one-ten-mll-
ionih Of second. The motion of the
fastest bullet the fastest moving ma
rimey, Or the fastest movements of
ulae can thus be clearly recorded for
purposes Of study The mechanism Il
Ffd Cranes apr ;ratus works so
speedily that allowing for the working
q NE shutter ana shifting OF the films.
% less than 5000 separate and distinct