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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25

The Gov -rnOr- ami Gov sTupr- --lsC I
Oi tAs forLr--N Stat~s- are 10 in.~st a.
Frankfort, ~ newt Tuesday Tor con
ference tp last five DAYS Tn. House ~
oysrnnrS' this as-.mblag- ha. ,uIn-.
~ he. call-,i
The opening session of the conference
Will be, held ~ m" stat. capitol at FTank e
fort, tat ON ia" fulluwing dav. n-N'
"Wednesday. th- Governors will go by
special train To louisy lie. where there
will he "A four DAYS session a. the Hotci
S.-lbach
According To the programme. Governor
elect Wilson II New Jersey will speaN
un IA" opening day h.-inr- organization
II elected GA ths Possibilities ~ the
Governors Conference On "Wednesday
tho Gosernor- are going TAI discuss their
own job, Just what powers they have
and what they ought 10 hive. Gov
Hadley Of Missouri will he among the
speakers.
-Conssry alton Within the state il
Governor elect Dix's subject on Thursday
when cunssrv alton - 90 b. the topic III
| the Soi. executives. I'm FRIDAY the IN
come tax amendment viii come up. ~
well az dir.Ct primaries. Gov. Fort Of
New Jersey viii Ds one OF ihs spsa, err
on tn. latter question. On Saturday the
popular election Of United States senators
viii be ,hre-h-d nut The secretary OI
| 'ha conference. William George Jordan
with 'he approval of tho COMMITTEES If
Arrangements, has sent Out "a statement
on this las. TOPIC which gives his views.
~ follows
II seems 70 =" shown from tho evidence
submitted herewith Up that tao people
want popVtar election ~ tinted states
Senators. ~ that they can never --cUr.
II through IN. initiative OF congress. '1I
That working on tho problem as srparat-
states they hay. failed and must fail. but
I'D that they IAN succeed hv concerted
action through the conferenc.
call made bv two-thirds or th- states
IL mandatory on Congress 70 cal! the c"G
>ti'Tilonsl convention 70 consider the franz
ing Of an amendment
Nj Jordan was formerly managing
eiIror "i IN" LADIES Home journal and
has written works entitled The hinGshIp
oi self Control" Tn. Majesty Of calm
ness. The Power - Truth" The House
ut Governors" and -'ih. Crown ~ lndl
viduaiIty IN. House OF Governors was
MS ~ n idea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25
UMBRELLA WOMaN'S CLUE.
Nab. Alleged wife Deser'rr when She
Sees Him win Daughters Rain stick.

caIc.uo Nov 2.-An umbrella a
Chris, mas gift from mother 10 her
daughter Wa he means of id"n' inc atton
by which "A man wanted in The Fast for
wife desert ion was arrested Yesterday
AT the post office
The xIrl to whom the umbrella was
given ran AWAY from her parents resi-
d.pce a, Dunkrk y Two mont 10
ago with X J McGihon. hotel keeper
Of Fr.don.a In. mother of IN. GIrl.
Mrs A b Dahlmer learned that MCGIhon
waa to come to Chicago this week from
RAYMOND, Washing on This inforInl
ton came through telegram when
Mctiihon sen; 30 hey dauGht"r. who n
few DAYS before had left MC'ilhon amt
ret urnsd o he parent al roof
The daughter, Anna Dihlm"r - Year.
old remained al nom. fhr"" DAYS ana
d,sappeared again last SATURDAY On"
hour after she had gOu" IN" telegram
WAS received In. mother on"u-d Il and
read
Am leaving Raymond for chicago
Write me here. general delivery
Th.t.Ipgram was = gu"d Frank Blake
Almost dust racted over me second Dis
app.aranCe Of her daughter Mrs pahirneg
d,-,,d.si la come to Chicago and u pussibl.'
carls. rh,. arrest nf m" man She had
never seen McCnhon and there Wa ru
photograph Of him Ia be found
Not wi,hst anding this obstacle which
would have d.tarr,.d a 'rain"i deis"'' 49,
from ,lndertak the fash. Mr.. DahIrne'
came to Chicago 10 search for Mct'hOn.
She went 10 the post of'nce IN me morn
ing and obt aimed permission from IrSp"c,
'or stuart 10 stand near IN" men ~ genera
delivery window
After waltinE patiently for four hours
she saw "A man approaching 'he NIudp"
carving an umbrella which Mrs panln'"-
recognized ~, one an. nad gwen De-.
tighter last Christmas policeman
was called and Mc'iihon was pla""d ''n'I--
arrest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25

DENvfR. Nov = ConviCts from ,h.
penIi"utIarv ~ canon cry may perform
all the labor not clsss.d a. * lied on the
MofYat tunnel which IL 70 be bored through
tho main range near rOlland The work
Will TAX" perhaps four wears and a large
part of the an men in n. prision will be
Utilized II a hill prepared nv the law com
nlt'..-' of TN, Chamber Of Commerce be-
comes a state law
Nofat has agreed to the arrangement.
ana -om" basis Of compensation for thu
stat. Will b. arranged later
Tn. important work. that Of the men
who must manipulate the power drills
AZ the breast ~ the tunnel Will h. done
Nv eNp~rts. hW all Of the manual labor
not thus classified will fsIl 10 IN" con.
yict> aud they will ha glad 81 th.. oppor-
tunIty
Charl.- II Havt former Justice, Of tho
Supreme Court Of Colorado. brought
about IN. agitation which will DOUBTLESS
result IN tins. utilization o: the idle pms
onsrs "a tn. Undertaking
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25
UERi HtTTFISIN VANS HOME.
Mrs William - MaN AZ Onr visit Pick ed
out $500 Worth of china. Sc.

Nil E"-.r Nr.-mann 81 ~ seventh
street BrrrniVn. WAS taken To the ' prk
vi.lr polio" court Yesterday charged with
from th.. apartments Il William = May IL
last Eighty fourth street
Mrs \-,-maiiu mad been employed
A. a ml:d hy Mrs Anthony H. Nichols
WHO has apartments IN tn" horse wher.
IA" Mays ave. Sh" gave mp the J"h uf
maud In-t MONDAY
prt-ctlN" Mccarthy Il Polio. Head
quarters had been working on complaints
ihat thieves wer. taking property from
tts: Eighty fourth street. Mrs Mich
pl~ hAt lost S7'N worth uf Cut glass. china
ware a clock and other Things. The
detective suspected the maid and called
~ her Brunklyn home ard "a " som" ~ tn -
with INN " .dnas'iay night To Mir. N",--
mann aud there Mrs Nav identified
$50 worth of her missing goods
In court Yesterday Mr. Nav. who ~ n
lawyer. would make NO complaint against
Mr. Ne-mann Al hs had wanted he
said. was To get his property back III"
MAGISTRATE instructed the detect We To-
MAKE. q complaint of receiving stolen
property against ths. woman and he would
hold her Mr. May was told that ~
could not get his property until TN. DIS
triCi Attorney released IL.
Th, woman said she bought the prop
srtv from q strang. man while abe WIS
IN the employ of Mr. Nichols and after
she had heard OF robberle- In the house
Sh. wa- held IN 81 J0D bail for hearing
Saturday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25
TODDIFRS LONG TRtWP.
Nounsst~r OF Two and One Mar rrar-
Eound Three MILES From Home.

Ernest II Nswcpmb the two and a
hat year old son 81 v ililam Il New co'uh
~ ,cs Marion street. BROOKLYN. took some
considerab walk Yesterday morning
He was playing on the street with hi-
brother. William. Jr years old. when the
latter suddenly discovered that Ernest
WASH rhere lie ran and told the parents
and after a search OF the neighborhoOd
had been made a general alarm was sent
ont bv the police for the youngster
Al 8 O'Clock last nj gh' a policeman Of
the Liberty Ay enus station found n boy
sitting on the curb crying II" took him
to the station house and the child Was
found 70 Tally wIth the description Of she
Ia.s-ing hrtl. NewcoTrh The Parents
wers notified aud they came after him
The spot where he was found - GOOD
three miles from hIs home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25
WE'D srEPWOrHERS DtyGHrER
MIXED Relationship In the Families sr ui,-
Baldwin,

Joseph >. Baldwin. II years old q 100
Mount Prospect avenue. Newark was
married IN that city Yesterday 90 ,h..
daughter OF his fsthaS wife The, w ~.
WAS Miss Mabel r Morgan. who = al-c
Il years old. The latt-r'- mother was
married 10 Baldwin's father seven ycnr.
ago.
The marriage yesterday took place a, IN.
Baldwin home and only immediate rslI-
uves were present. The ceremony was
pastor ~ the Eighth Avenue II. r. Church
'lh- marriage followed A courtAhir whirL
h"gAn four years ago. Baldwin - a
n""rn"" - sH'AayOr Henry ". Dorern,s,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25

particle Of good. Her hand and a.
would burn and itch so much thai
co'ild hardly sleep az night. Her har-
wa that way for about eleven mon'".
Finally a friend Of ours rrcommsn ~ .
Juticura Soap and Ointment % 20.
she bought some Immediately a''
began TO Use It. She washed her han f
and arm with CuticurA soap az
warm water. Then she applied '-'
tEticura Ointment and bandas~d --'
hand up. The next morning -" ..
noticed q great Improvement. Br'70s
shs had used half Of box OF Ointui"r'
and . very little soap her hand va
completely cured. Now her hand a.
vel A. ever. l think Cuticura SoaT sri
Ointment - the greatest skin r~redv
ever discovered. c. T.. CanaST. al
Leandro, Cal, Mar. .. 1910"
c0srura Remedies arcrd the most $4,000 -
reat meat for sSscvions % ,he ssir Ins 80 nj.
Istn11 tslGrsn and adults - g.r.'r'
seq llSe nhS Q boz ~ Cutsrfrs Osas@est .ar
80 oft@n sunrrns Soid thr1uRsr-s, 80 ""'f
s1,tsr DrsE q Ch-rr corr so'S Prpps ecr'rs
1(hAl-s We Afrss 8.-nazs boos A7ts1frg
sp sas Ersat1snG % san asd s@elgpAGesngnD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25
Mitchell SAYS HE'S PLEDG D
TUINkN tUj RJ - ~ ,SH
INBtGU EOH IRI BOEOt on.
prrnai,, Oun SsI .oass 0HD nut. ! ear, hat
e,h.r 'tillou, are toulink sir He
Ur,r- ~" Int,rr 80 :, ate, of Estimate
Bead VIA, hr TOR thr New Route.

v" .'-.'"' ''' "" ~ i" ''e'
'Na N--'" 900 ""'' u" Va S"' i,
''. N .'. We. OF 'h' '''' '''
'' ''.' ''..''. ''''' Wv
i''"'' '-s .'' COW '.'",' .'' az
""lN.h- OIL" ""'' p. .''''''" "'"'
$40. wv ..'.'' '' " ~
''.'''..' l.''-''' INV '''.' "
WON "...''- ." '.'.. '' "'
h.' "N ".' ''7'L'.' TOO " '."' .'"' "'''", ''''
81 '"- in".''' "' 10 '' -
oh' WITH u"" h''- ~ 70 ''"''
h'"' ~ 'N'' leu we've "''
or'' 49," ""N'" ".,"" '''"'''l"~ "" ''
a." '~' "''"'N '''N"''''' "''''V' ~
N" w. "'' OF N''. ','''" ''"'''''"h '''
'hhI i"'' '' .'' N'''' "" i"
H'a''l WA. '' .'" a. "''''''' ''''' ''",
W" '.'' "'" "'' "' ,. 49,
TO- l'''"'' '''''
80 h"' AK 80 N'h ~" iva '"'' s''
nr' "" "n'N ~ a'"''"''" u" ~" N""""N'
ina may Vi" ne S''" when can "" sP"h'
thi- wear Nh' ma - m"It ma" S"'t''"h'
i"' ~'"i' m- 'h" w N'"''""S III wv"
ne" HH'NhN' ~" 'h''" WI" u" many ''"'"
mill'"hs "h'h can ne SCI "S'n" '"' h""
sihNaNH IN "a" next i"'f wears "H~h a''"'
ether necessary 'mp'"'" h'""'n 81" pro
vide,i Tor. amt thr~ money VIII La enough
Ia hulId tho new subway
II .,, ,,l,,,aI q, ,h.. h,,Litny ~ a mil
-,
h"ipa'N OWNS" ""'''f""''""'
whose integrity - an 'hd-p~hd-h' f"ah
h,n So. ,,,,,,,t,,,,.., AMI 4 ,,,a,n q, carry
49, =, -
""' ''H' l'~'E' N"'" ''' o'"' """
nerS ot IN" BOARD at" summary Pi'hk~i
and that they mean Ia abid- hy those
nleipas J,..p,te what may he. sad I,y hos.
,.,,,.,.t a., ,,,.,,,,.,,.,,
~" Wv
can u" h'~' 'h"' "F Hi"hH'hs VA" '''' =
money en- extensions III IN" present s'b-
WAY
-l,..,,,. ,,...,,,I at al ,,, R,.,d - E-,i-
'-'''' '''' wv W -
mar" WIS ''"' "'''h N''"h '''' was ,''
didat" f"' election thai money ""uld b"
found for th. huultlng IT an udep"nd.n
lin. and I'M. t,y.a-,uV d.uanu now n. for
80 i....,...., ...,...,,I -,.-,, .,,.t 49,
ISL 49,
the ''''''"'-h i"ht" N"''i CIV" "H
IL NJ fuB" that ihE~ situation was looked
at clearly IN..,.iIv win have, the none
,,r tia. ,,,ld,,,.. al trt- ..,,r,,,. Inn. and
-. .
th"r" D. ~ reason why me cary should
allow ITSELF &" ." driven INTO partnership
WIN the casting subway company tv
ccnf..,-.r., tlf,, .tp. only way Ia meet IN,
- I.t.. Ill $3.50. .,,,,.,,, 49,
""'"
~ '' Hly-hh Nv" "''""l wiz" va" Wy ~
aNhiithi" t'i H'tN"' I'' I'~r- "i' 'h"
"ohsi' won 81 'I'"''''> 81 w" ih'"'
borough ~ ,i"'u
! n"u'"i ~ ,h" papers .I'1 morning
mar VICE fIrHid'h' Yea 81 IN" t~hi'
hylN'h't Company u 'ishs ~" 'uilSl'hL
~ va" 'hl"''''''''~' y \'''''7'"'N ''''' 'h'',"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25

rapidly. The nelgn D.
bors said it va a
letter. She got soui"
medicine from O Il"
tor. but it did not do
any good. In about
a week the tester ~
gan 10 break out of"
her arm too. 81
used Ave or six dIS
ent Kinds Of linimsr
and three differ
kinds Of salvcS =
one uf tnssae did Ns- T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25

Michael MCti.+. "a wears nii Of 700
East iosih street shot himself IN ,h. right
tempt. IN Central Park Yesterday and
died almost instantly He was singh.
and W DIS employed as a moyorrnan on IN.
mon kailwav IN The BRONX
Mciiee vas ~alk ing through IN. tennis
ground ia iho park when - man saw him
take IA revolver from his pocket and put
II Ia his head and tire
Policeman kavanAgh heard the shot
and sent for an ambulance
The BODY as taken TO the Fast ia,1h
street polio" station where ~rsph-n Nc
G-- a brother. identified ~ HI. brother
thought tho act might have been due 20
Ill health
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25

George Banker, II wears old. ~ 20
ORIENT avenue. Jersey City. felt his vsv
toward tn" dangerous end OF mule {,
the Hudson Boulevard and Morton place
that city. Yesterday afternoon. and tr.,
mul" got busy The boy was carried -
hrirt Hospital. Tn. doctors satisr-l
themselves several hours later thai ~
skull wasn't fractured. They saId IhaE
n" VIII recover IN time from hl- soap
wounds and bruises
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25
>HOT WHILE pI,,i>. NDsA>
Hv, Dir> Of " ouni nrrrN ri When Bai.,
Rr,Ol,rr NrnI spW

he most 'nNi"d ~ u nHinh"r ~ small
boys VINO dh thanksgiving stunts around
I ah"hhf" IA An open lot IN bI'd~I ~ avenue"
near f""-' street Jersey Nv Yesterday
/ AFTERNOON ""r" "h'-l I-iiH'h"--'i Ia
wears "'h "t a'h BALDWIN avenue va"
PROUD p"-----"' "' real revolver ~ih
t"hI hnil"t-, ami Harry joel ~ years "lh.
! "t IN baldwin aEehu" who wa. logged
on from head =" foot ~ Wild Ind"u
| me BOYS watched i.andm"--"r plug 81
in can with all the nourish al a mark.
ma" ana th"n they noticed That something
VEN wrong With IN" EI1n loci stopped
NJ" ~ar dance and walked ~.thln thr"'' "r
| four feet ~ land'nr->"r To- watch ham
make. remain. Suddenly Ih. r.XcIv.r
.,,t - "a 49,, III, 81. - -. a. .
! ~ W.
'"''-' IN" nov '"' ~''' 'S' i""'h"h'
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-07
DISCUSSING 4 LIEUTENANT cor.
ERN0R AGAIN.

TIE E2k about = lieutenant governor
for Georgia his been revived By de
seuas0rial discussion and consideration
OF tae ro1gnaaon of Gov. Smith next
summer N the event Of his election as
senator. That would precspltate anota-
er gubernatorial fs-k. to III the mex
EhTed term. and Immediately on the
heels C il would come the c.tnT,aig7l
( for The next tern. keegEng TIE state IN
condition Of turmoil. much Of which
would have been o5y-arei i the simple
system OF 3 lieu-enant governor %
succeed to the gorernorship in the
event Of death or res gnaaon had been
( provided
Some ye2ns ago Col. Crawford
Wheat,ey. OF Americas, then in the
|Senate. lead the fight for the creation
OF he once Of lieutenant governor and
made an argument t-zt was irresistible
in its logo. The movement failed By a
close vote. If we recall correctly. in the
House Bat like all other proper re
sozvns it VII n0- down and the com ng
events foreshadow a decided stimulus
70 sudl an agitation again. Discus ing
+ 4 the Columbus Enquirer sun says:
/ IF the governor OF the sa1te of
Georgia should for any reason. either
By death, resignation or Otherwise. va
cate lis Office before the meeting Of the
/ legislature next June L would be
quezi ona5-e as ID whittier CT nos
there would be a legal successor Il
8dae Office. Legal opinions seems IN
te1ned TO the opinion that there is M
one w1o legally can take up the dutis-
Of governor in such a case. At any
rate there is no specific provision. and
IS would BE- we'll IN 50 important g
mater for the law TO b specific
THE deat1 Of the late Senator. Clay
has also revived the discussion Of H1a
question OF a Lieutenant governor. This
5 due TO the fact thar there IS prob
ability of Goyernor-elect H1xe Smith
beng a candidate for the vacancy IN
/ the senate, and should he be eleosed Il
would leave 8Le state without a COVER
nor. It is true b53t there 5 a constttu-
tfonal provision that the president OF
the senate chall act rs governor for a
period Of sixty days. during which time
he shall order special election fol
governor, but that 3 useless and IN
i necessary proceeding when the matte
could be settled without entaiEng rpor
| the people of TIE state the expense o
, such an election If the state had ;
lieutenant governor he would tsucceet
to the office. The people would kn0v
when ne was elected who would b
thdir governor in case tie governor
should vacate TIE office for any reason
and there would not be any discussion
and uncertainty about it,
1t s true that Georgia has not a.
yet been called upon to face such
situation, but there is no guarante.
lthat it may not be.
And should It be 50 nov whas woul,
be the result There would be sue,
confudon Throughout the state as i
has never known.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-07
METHODIST WORK
In SOUTH GEORGIA
Figures That Tell Story of
the Year.

The following statistical reports
made at the C5.una5us conference
shex the condition OF mcclure hin
Soath Georgia
Local preachers. $50; members. 81
e2s.
Infants bapEzzd during the year, l.
s43.
Aluls baptized during year. 2,so6.
Number Of Elworta Leagues, 145.
Epworth League members. 1888.
Number OF Sunday school officers
AM teachers, 1859.
Number Of Sunday school scholars
enrolled during tie conference year
1852.
Assessed by the last conference for
the suEserannask preachers and the
Widows and orphans Of preachers. $l4,-
TOO.
Collected on the foregoing account
and paid claimants. S14.512.S0.
Contributed for missions. foreign,
50. 1853; domestic. S20.Sl716.
Contributed for church extension.
| SO 217.04.
Contributed for the American Bible
Soc--ty. $1.S43.75.
Contributed for presiding elders,
$2l,034.s6; preachers IN charge, 1885,
57s.
Contributed for the support of BisL-
q ;. 3 s5s15.
Number Of societies, 7S5; number u
/ ilo uses of worship. 1911
Value of houses of worship, ST.
715,714; dndebtednezs, s93. 7S2.2S.
Value Of parsonages, $3S4,40O; in
debtedHazs. $15.936.13.
Number Of districts. 10; number Of
district parsonages, 9; value, $4,000;
Indebtedness, $6.725.
Number OF churches that have been
damaged or destroyed during the year
by FIRE or storm, 4; amount Of damage
$3.50.
Insurance carried. s716,Oo5; Ios7es
Sustained, $36; premiums T,-1i. $4,891.-
So; collection on losses, no hing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-07
Editorial Room, Telephone SO.
Americas, Ca December :, 1910.
THE SWEET WAY.

The sweet way. the quiet and tender.
TIE right. The bright and the tTZIe,
Tae swees way 70 foster ami fender
The dear lives that lean unto you;
The sweet way OF smiling and laughter
TIE joy and the peace that come after:
The sweet wag Of morning 10 tOiing
again
and home the sweet way OF tae spirits
o. men.
The szes- way, tie glad and tae COL
7ss One way. the sun WAY Of light.
With the stars Of the dusk in tLssiI
oIden
Dear glory Of dream in the night
The sweet way Of song and Of chIter
To drown the worlds rumble AM
The sweet way OF beauty 70 soften II,
And bring back the sweetness of morn
unto lie.
The sweet way. tough some go th'
bitter,
The bright way, though some chO0se
l-E SEGJIA-
Where btrds On the boush never twit
( Ter,
40 roses burst into boom
( TIE sweet way Of comfort and cheer
/ ing.
( The brave way uHfaiIng. unfesring.
The sweet way TO gladness and dut.
/ and mirth
Across the sweet hills and the valley
Of earth
THE sweet way, the sweet, no. the sour
The way OF the glory and CLEAN
/ Were the heJt Of the world burst
n flower
And the soul of the world is love-
! dream.
The sweet way OF help and OF service
With naught from our duty to swerv.
/ US;
The cweet way that leads at the end o
the strife
To the sweet arms of love in the greer
giades Of life,
The BenZtOwn Bard.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-07
DON'T EXPERIMENT.
You VIII Make No Mistake If You Fol
low This Advice.

Never neglect your kidneys.
If you have pain in the hack, urin-
airy disorders, dizziness and nervous
ness, it's time to act and no time to
experiment. These are all symptoms
Of kidney trouble, and you should
seek remedy which is known to cure
the kidneys.
Ooan's Kidney Fills is the remed }
70 use. No need to experiment. II
has cured many stubborn cases In
this vicinity.
Can Americas residents demand fur
Their proof than that contained in the
following testimonial?
]. s. Clay, Eighth ave, Dawson, Ga.
says:
"A dull ache across the small OF
my back bothered me for some time
My kidneys were also weak and the
secretions from these organs became
irregular in passage and unnatural
| When I heard of Doan's Kidney Pills
procured box and began their use
at once. They relieved the pain in
my back and strengthened my kidneys
SO that the secretions from these or
gans became regular in passage. In
return for the benefit 1 received from
Doan's Kidney Pills, 1 give them my
highest endorsement.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Ml burn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the -Doan's-and
take no other.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-07
THE VOYAGE.

John Kendrick Bangs, IN Ainslee's)
I'm sailing on. I'm sailing on,
For better or for worse.
The WhirLng world is my good ship,
The s1a's the uniyeICe,
The track behind is yesterday,
Tomorrow lies before,
Fierce tempests lie along the way,
But golden is the shore.
I'm sailing on, I'm Gziling on,
From infancy to age,
And tolls the cargo that | bring
TO win my heritage.
The waves Of trouble buffet me,
The seas of sorrow roll,
Yet no dJJneartenment shall be
To keep me from the goal
I'm sailing on, I'm smiling on,
Through mist, and storm, and rain
Fair skies and cloudy alternate
In days Of Joy and pain
Where lies the port toward which / sal
/ know not, near or far,
Yet Of its winning III not fail,
For Loves my Guiding start
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-07

1T came out incidentally in the re-
port being made by superannu-eed
preacher at the Columbus conference
that he il now conducting a poultry
farm an South Georgia. There was a
smile of decidedly audible character
over this bit Of information and tie
bishops face, along with the Others.
had to relax. AS the Savannah. News
says, what could be imagined more fit
ding than even a MethOd1t mrnigt ar
spending the evening of his life sur
rounded by chickens?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-07
MISS BROWN Is TO
RECEIVE 100000
Said to BE Settlement Of the VIII Dis.
pute.

ATLANTA, Ga, December 6.-An ami.
cable settlement has been effected in
the contest over tie VIII of the laIe
Julius l.. Brown, brother Of Governor
Joseph NJ. Brown and his widow
now a resident of Chattanooga, ne,
withdrawn her cayeat filed upon the
Will in the ordinary's court of F1!ton
county TIE settlement was reached
last Saturday. The terms of it are
not known, save one, that its details
should not be dfyulged. That term
at least, lis being observed. A dis
patch from Chattanooga states that
under the agreement Mrs. Brown will
receive forty thousand dollars cash.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-07

The recent South Georgia Methodist
Conference was justified in It's criticism
of the too great freedom in pardoning
criminals. / twsis also proper for It TO
warn it's members against the indis-
criminate signing of petitions for par
.dons The public is in large measure
to blame for TIE pardons. The habit OF
signing any and every petition that is
thrust under ones nose leads the state
authorities to believe that the people
really want criminals turned loose.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-07

Bishop Kilgore, addressing the Meth
iodist conference of Month Alabama
laid stress upon the partnership exist
ing between some dlurc1J people and
worldly amuaements. Too many OF
them, said the bishop, are allied with
the world through the carl club, thea
tres and dances. 'If THEY are no.
TO discipline" he insists
they Should not be allowed to remain
in the church.