davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
When friend asks. there Is no to
m0rr0w.-Geurge Herbert.

When friend asks. there Is no to
morrow.-George Herbert.
A Draw.
IT found so cents this morning." con.
tided Jimmy.
Found whole half dollar!" cried
his mother. Flow fine! What did YOU,
do with it?''
"Pete Jones was along. so gave him
half.
Dear. generous boy! Did you do
that of your own accord?
"Yessum-well. we decided thai,
would be right"
Jimmy! He didn't whip you and
make you give up half?''
mo. mamma. Ii he'd licked me he'd
a had 1t all. The scrap was draw
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
Taking Mo Chances

Taking No Chances.
The unctuous undertaken was SYM
pathetic.
''How deep do you dig graves. as
rule asked the old millionaire's
young widow.
''Six feet"
snake it twelve" she lisped. II will
pay the difference."-Puck.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
7empersment In EolIv.

The fool in his heart saith a NUN.
Der Of things.
Suppose lie happens to be a phlcg
matte fool. with fondness for luxury
Il do not cure. saith he III that case.
ITO go out into the damp. chill woods
and mistake toalstool for u musli.
rom. much prefer to get up in the
night In my comfortable fiat and drink
out Of the wrong bottle."-Puck.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
Her Own Fault.

Her Own Fault.
1rate Woman : These photographs
you made of my husband are not salts.
factory. and refuse to accept them.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wrong?
lrate What's wrong! Why.
my husband looks like baboon:
Photographer-W Well. that's no fault
of mine. madam. You should have
thought of that before you had him
Observation-Disclosures Citizen.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
Must Be Careful.

Must Be Careful. -
Wfg-Why do you think he IA rich?
He looks as though he hadn't cent
in the world.
Wag-Only rich man can afford
to look as though he hadn't cent in
the world.-Philadelphi Record.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
B. q. BAKER. Music Studio

ONCE Hours: Q to IL a. M; to q p. m.
PIANO and ORGAN MAKER.
All work guaranteed as AL. Action
work speciality. Pianos sold at
New York prices for cash or on tine.
Old instruments taken IN trade
Music furnished on all occasions
4O8 Fifth St. Devils Lake. N y.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
Two Of a Trade.

Two Of Trade.
'Who's the guy with the long hair
waited on just now?" asked the tall
waiter.
"Oh. he's palmist," replied the
waiter at the next table.
"A palmist?''
"Yes. a palmist.''
"Well. gee he never looked at miner
-Yonkers Statesman.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

~ A Scab.
when was young man." said Mr..
Cumrox. II thought nothing of work
ing twelve or fourteen hours day."
"Father." replied the young man
with sporty clothes. Il wish you
wouldn't mention it. Those nonunion
sentiments are liable to make you I'M
Washington Star.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
Sorea of Habit

Force of Habit.
'How much will you take?" asked
the new clerk.
''rhree yards" the customer said.
"Three yards!" roared the clerk in
horrible voice. "Three yards! Yah.
yah. yah! Rah"-Buffalo Express.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
Reasoning Il Out

~ have calculated that | can't lose
much II | put my money In electrical
illumination"
why not?
because there couldn't possibly be a
heavy loss on a light investment"-
Baltimore American.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
Love and Time,

.VV0 otSV
Charm. New year. of your good Eraoo
These sad wrinkles from Loves face.
IVAN and weary now he seems
Bring him hack the dreams. the dreannA
arch above him April skies.
Kiss the light into his eyes.
lead him back to moments fled
Lure Loves roses from the dead:'
Nay" the New Year saith: his day
Hath o'erpast the daisied way.
Though he weareth now the thorn.
Meath the rose leaves 1t was born.
'Now the stem. Of rose bereft,
Love must keep the thorn that's left.
SHERRY is the wintry morn.
Love Is dead. and Love is born!"
Baltimore HeralL
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
Temperament In Folly

The fool in his heart saith mum.
Der Of things.
Suppose he happens to be a phleg-
matte fool. with fondneSs for luxury
~ do not care" saith lie in that case
Ito 70 out into the damp. chill woods
and mistake u toadst0ol for u musl.
room. J much prefer to get up III tho
night in my comfortable fiat and drink
out Of the wrong bottle."-I'uck.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29
What Happened,

What Happened.
"And We're you never in lover she
asked the old bachelor.
'Onre. with meerschaum pipe
ne replied. "Rut l dropped tide
troit Free Press.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

Experience IL the extract Of suffer
lng.-Arthur Helps.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

Men and Peanuts.
Some men are like peunuts-the bet
ter for good roasting. NJ Boston
Transcript.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

II know man who looks SO much
like you that one could hardly tell you
apart"
"You haven't paid him by mistake
that 20 marks that lent you four
months ago. have you?" Fliegende
| PLATTER INV
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

GRACE e. RADCLIFFE
Private Instruction III Vocal Music,
Public School Music, Harmony and
History of Music.
Telephone No. 443.
Street Address. 662 E. Third St.
Devtisi Luke. North Dakota
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

DR.. c. ). McGURREN
Physician and Surgeon
Social attention given to diseases OF
the eye, ear, nose and throat, anu iit-
ting glasses
Office in Locke-Gram Block
Phones: Office 24O, Res. 34s
Devils Lake North Dakota.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

JOHN J. SAMSON
Attorney -at-Law
Practice IN all Conrts
Devils Lake. N. Oak.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

FRED J. TRAYNOR
Litigated Cases. Probate Practice
Office over LIST Natl Bank
Devils Lake North Dakota
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

FLYNN e. TRAvNoR
Attorneys and Councillors at Law
Practice In all Courts
State and Federal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02
Je,ter.

- 0ds 4nDeIen Der Uloltereis8es
IiBerin 5rau 2i33ie Utuetber, JIo. 1925
Spring 9rpoe NDenue, Duroe geitern
Qbeno tur3 nah 8uhr BON etnemJeuer,
DeiIsn Gnt'tebungsurIahe iih nod
nitlt fsItitsllen IieB, beimgeiuht. Bet
4ntunft Der auf etuen 2lIdrm pom
Saiten 265 berbeigeeiIten 5euerlDebr
bate bas SFeuer bereits beoeutenoer
SSortIhritt gemadt, jsoot geIang cs
trosoem, in perbdltniBmdBtg tur3er
s3eit Die 8eFa6r gu beiettigen. Der
8ranbfhQben piro auf unqefdhr
$4 900 ubgeIaGBt. Wdbrenb Der lDI6a
arbeiten purDe 5euerpebrmann SohT
Shulte, % Sabre alt, BON yto. 1863
9orben StraBe, UtttgIieD Der SprtBen
So. At, pDn sinem WaNeritrabI nit
poQer Wuht in oas 8eiiht 9etroffeH-
Gr brah belpuBtlos 3uiammen uno
tpurbe ihleunigit in PatrolDa8en 10
na6 oem 5Oipital gebraAt. 1ter Iteute
IS ii9 berau8, OoB er, abgeieben BON
elmer Ieihter 8erleBung beioer Iu9en,
teinen Shaoen 9snommen bate.
S6ulte mar ipdter i'm Stanoe, ita
hPtrusubeCPbPu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02

2sise 5orfeps fpurbe Sonntag mad
paIaDena iiberfiibrt, nd iie IN elmer
Geihenfapelle ruben tpiro, big Rop
anabenibue, Der 8eI6dftsfii9rer bes
Drigbtiden 9eams, Die arrangements
fir Die geerbi9ung getroffen bot. Die
Soften Der 8eer0iqunq tperoen BON ben
Gebriibern Nriq6t beitrttten perDen
llno duBerbem pirb Die Wtutter oes
8erungliidten eine dniebnlthe Summe
eroblten. 5erner bstommt iie bon benz
aommittee oes Meeting etipa $4,000,
Die ibr Sobn lpdbreno Der 5lugnD62
itd in Preiien gsii6ert Fat.
gldttern i'm gu A tbaufe.
0u fbbille, 3enn., l. San. --
Sm bteiigen 3u6tbouie finD itsben
Safe bon 8lattern untet ben Strdfz
ltn9en tonitatirt tporben unb man BE-
fiirhtet ben Qusbru6 elmer 9lotternz
Gpioemie. Sopeit tonnte nod niht
ermtttslt tperben, ipie bic &rantbett in
oas 3u6tbaus oer'4leppt tpuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02

ma6ten lire Sa6e gang bortrsffIih.
IS paren bic 5rls. Settle Mu0er,
9rete 9erber, 9era Wtaner, Innte
Rrauie, GIIe Qudo uno Quguite
Stetnborn. Sin poIIgeriitteIt Mab IN
ben Gbren bes Nbenb5 psrbient auh
Der SapeQmeiiter 6err 2ouis 5srrs
mann, Der bic Gperette duf8 Bette eins
ituoirt bate uno gang grOBartt8 bers
ausbrdhte.
Rd6Iten Sonntag bat SRI. Qmano1
Blum, Elm ihGBsnspertbes WtttglisD
Oes GnismbIe, ibr 8enefi3. sic miro
uns nit Der Wilos'ften Nopttdt rSas
lone" iiberrdIhen. Nubsrben gelungt
DoS 2uItIpieL vSrauentampf". bon
Scriebe, our Guffiibrun9. 8ie MIN
i6eu Der aiinitlsrin Elm ebenIoLb gros
bes 9uu5 nie es am geitrigen abeno
mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02

en- Der oeutI6en SD. Ct. getsrs 9es
meinbe (6ans 5oupt, gaitor) Ipuroeu
oeftern Ruhmittao Die WahIen fir Die
StirhenbeQmten Des neuen Sahres ab
qebalten. 6err Gbriit. Gang, Der ieit
&c oTabren bas 2tmt zines prdioenteH
Der 8emeinoe pertpaltet bat, lpuros elm
ftimmig pieoererpdblt. 83esYra1la
bent bIieb 6srr o5oispb gmmit. Setrs'
tar 8uItap SGbr uno 5inan3zSeirea
tdr Charles &ener. 3as Qmt al6
G aabmeiIter bIeibt in oeu 5dnoen BON
Daniel gberorpn. Die Nenlter dIs
5ruiteeS uno 9orIteher Iino IN bic
0dnoe Der foIgenben 6erren geIsgt
Doroen: O. 8. Ytump, Senrp Sturm,
oJohn Gang, 5reo. Snauer, W. Miepsr,
Sobn @inQnot uno 6arrp 9ronitrup.
Vie Gsmeinbe blidt ouf Elm erfoIgrei-
DIES Qtrbeitsiahr 8urlid uno bat berets
tate 0offnung auf ein 'tartes numeri-
'ta5 Wah8tbum I'M tommenoen Sab
re. 4m tommenoen 0onneritdg 4beno
niro pom Spunta9sihunebrsr. .9erein
Der Gemeinbe Elm oeieQigsr 4bsno per-
aritattet, 5u Dem ale 5reunoe uno
GIieoer ber3lIh etugelaoen limb. Der
Gintritt 1T fret.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02

8eprg Butler. Elm 81 Sabre alter
Sabdtreiienoer ppn Snbiana, tpelder
Ieit brei Sagen nit fstnem 5obne an
ffairoietp 4oenue unb 4na StraBe
pobnt, purbe gsitern Qbenb beim gsrs
laifen oes MuInut ctr. 3bedtsrs pI6bs
lid bon tempprdrer 9eiltesftDrung ers
grtffen rno periutte, iih etne 3reppe
binuntersuitiir3en. Gr puroe BON ieis
mem Sobne on Der ausfibrune ieines
8prbabens perhinoert unb IN patrols
poeen / mad Dem ftdbtifhen 5ofpital
sebraht, MO sr in gsobadtune Seaoms
men ruroe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02
Siiiige 6unoe.
llnangenebmes Hbtuteuer Der 6es
beimpolijlIteu gel uns SfaIer.

Die 9sbsimpOli3iiten 8sQ uno Sdds
fer 9tngen gsitern Na6mittag an benz
6Quie go. $50 Carlisle 2lpenue porz
bel, ais bret groBe 6un0e aus benz
8orgarten geftiir3t tumen uno lie an
Fislen. Sbdfer purDe in ben rehteu
llnterIdentel gebiiien uno erlttt fhIimz
me Wunoen, pel6e in Der Npotbete Des
u. .. 8u0De, 3. unD W(iu5 StruBe,
Derbunoen nurbsn. Die 8eamten bea
guben iih ipGter nad oem 6Qhie g2o.
$50 Carlisle 4penue uno befDrDerten
ben a0ter, tpel6er Shdfer gebtnea
bate, in ben 6unDebimmel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02
Ragbinal Oibbens' Qeus
iabrsempfa

Baltimore, /. San. Getrsu
benz iGbrlihen Gebraut. fonb an
Gonnias in Der sr3biihOiIinen Ref'
bena bei Rnrbinal Gibbons am Gonn'
soa elm sseuiobrsempfans itutt. Su
psltxm fih bic Grotulanten In ouber'
orbentli4 arober AnsobI einfonbtn uni
alpor tporen Is niht nur a1tholiier
ionbern Meprdisntonten dller G4i4ter
unb olIer Notwithstanding, bi'
burn ben 8efu1 ibrer N6tuns fir btr
areifen Drdlatsn MvSnYn6 Rerlishen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02
SAiNsna6rirbtes.

pbtlubeIp9ia, ga, 1. San.-
Inget.: rJriesIanO" bon 2iOerpool.
Ct. s 0 6n, q. 9. 2lnget.: oGor:
itcun" bon QiDerpooI.
2tberpool. 2tnget,: .6esperian'
bon Ct. Sobn, q. g.; Baltic" bor
Rerp Yort.
topn. Qbgeg.: rMe
aantic" nah ReD Yort; nGaronia'
mad Rerp Yort.
Sout + m o n. Qbgsg.: rWin
nedpolis na6 gtsp Yort; rgLiiAer'
nah RetD yOrt.
5aDre, 2C6geS.: vNiogora" mad
Nep Yort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02

Die 2tsisIatUr BON 8 bio.
Columbus, !. San. Sos Saupts
intereiIe on Der 70. SeTion berStaatss
aeIebeebune bon Shlo, bic am Wontug
Mprgen um 10 uhr suiammeniritt.
tonssnirirt lid, auf oie Grtpdbluns Ell
nss gunoesienaiors dIs Vatfolger BON
CHARTS did, Der n1h benz 5ohs BON
Gendtor Sannu gu eeHsn Ro6foIssr
srtpdhlt porben mar Der neue Senas
tor pirb elm Temotrat iein, hsnn Der
Ssna. Iebt Iitt aus - Dsmotraien unn
Is Rspubli,anern sliammsn. pdhreuo
iit Inn 6aule 80 3smotraisn. 40 RE
publitaner unb Elm unabbongissr be.
f,nben 8is gum 8. Sanuar tpirn
Di5esoapsrneur 5raneis 10. 3rsaopar
ron giepelanb i'm Senat ben 9oriit
fiihren unn feinam. pdnu an ben neuer
gisesGcupsrneur gtlee pomsrene por
Canton abtreten. Sm 9auie niro ga
mueI !. Dining bon Mere.r- Gountt
gum Spred3er errdhlt tperben. nahbsU
fih Der bemotratiite 2autus auf ibr
aeeinist bot. Die Republitaner baber
ols ihrsn Ranbioaten iiir basSpreder'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
----tse tsrahmteAs---
lOa6r(a0ein Oieles 3eilaltGs.

cdon In ber dltefisH 3eii CAB Cd esrife
Eniorsn. bic surd BITE GdbSpfliHs boter bega5i
fpnren. unb e. Iteai fetu 5ueifei Dor, hot
aHh teuisutaae nod 4esfoneH crifiiren, bic
burh cine mnhtfaHHit arait I'm Gidnbe nab
s'ieles Al ienH Hnb cnraassnIasen. irds fiir
hueerc erftuuaIih 1T nHo bieibt. Jiir Ec!hss
ta. bic Ratur bisFs Tnne befonbers bsaiiffiigi
bean ne bat ibr bic feIiens @abe eerlistsn. oas
2e6eu itrer waitmsni6en uie etH ou'def6Eass
mes p4sh aeHau sa isfen. Bersebi Hidf. oaf
Ne tn ibrer eissnen Hsioens an eeeisn actnut
notuf gsbmt bic CAT Gno Gar elilt6 bic
6sefn apenus. sann aebt bisleIbe ttnauf. bss
abr bic ittene RsiioerB BON 5rau y. gasses
srrsict. Tas Saus II; snr Iinlen eaHo uiis
sm Aoun IN bet Rome:
Mrs. d. YAEGER,
eeefin Nssnue. 2tnwsse. GindnHa:t. g.
Hreis so Gents uHb oarlber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02
.parfspoIs profit Veus
iahr!

6erIin. /. Sdn. Gin bo6f oris
einkleE RsuidbrSgrub aus ben Qnftsn
&ot am Gdmitne abenb In Berlin freus
biee3 &uffeben erreot. 0o@ obtn am
0fmmsI erf3inen n yiefeen leu&tena
Ben Dndfioben BE Norte -profit Heus
ia9r!~ IN alei9m66isem 1enpo Be-
psute n - G&sit a6ss bsr tris'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02
O 70 B feuer.

Sos Angeles, Gol., /. San. ---
auf oem 5lugisloe hsrr'hte am Sonn@
tag anlabIit oes idben gooss bes
qpiatitsrs 2lrt SorIep etns auberor.
ten.lid gebriidte 5timmuns. Sdmmts
lidae 4riutiter untsrnahmen alerotNas
glufftisge, neil tie tontrdttlih hierst
rtrpflittet parsr uno neil iih aud
Elm si.mlith sahlrsides publitum elm
GeIteQt bate, aber teiuer itieg iehr bod
iE bic 2ifts uno bon Der Seitung oes
Wetina puros betanntsegeben, oaF
eie Jlugrpote, bic big 9ienitoe bou:
ern iolIt., berei.s am Wontag gum ab'
itiub s.lonssn pirb. 2lm Gisnitaa
uiro SOrIsp beeroist spsroen. Gis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02

brihsftabt. MIes blieb erftaunt itsbsn
unb betpnnoerte oas Shaufpisl, bas
5uerft fir eire neue Nrt Der ieBt oud
bier etngebiirgerten fosenanntsn 6ime
mels sRetlomen gshdlt etpnnrbe. Bei
ndbtrem 6infhauen erfannte man
Damn in bem bimmliffen Gratuldntsn
einen pariepalsgallon Der i'm DuntsI
Der geadt iiber Der Jriebribsitaot
freuBts.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-21
THE MAINE WILL FLOAT.
Bulkhead is Being Built in the AZ
ter Part of the Ship.

The exploration Of the portions of
the battleship Maine affected by the
explosion which sank her, probably
will be completed by the end Of No.
vember, when results Of the investi
cation will be ready for submission
to the board of officers. The work Of
building a wooden bulkhead amid
ships was begun this week, and there
is no doubt now of the feasibility Of
floating the afterpart Of the ship.
Up to the present, it Is said, all in
dications strongly confirm the find
ings of the Sampson board Of inquiry
that the ship was destroyed by an e1-
terror explosion, supplemented by ex-
plosions in the forward magazines.
Officers in charge of the work, how
ever are silent as to their conclu-
sions.
The forward section for a distance
of 70 feet from the bow is lying on
its starboard side and twisted sharp
ly to port. Exploration ~ithin this
section has now been completed for
40 feet, eaving only 90 feet to the en-
trcmity OF the bow. which it is ex-
pected will be reached within two
weeks.
Removal of the four forward boil
crs has been delayed owing TO the in
sufficient strength Of the derricks. =
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-21
FORTY-FOUR MILLIONS SPENT
Last Year by the Southern States for
Good Roads.

Speaking of the advantage of good
roads and of what is being done IN
that direction Secretary Of Agricul-
ture Wilson declared that nearly
s44,0O0,00O was expended during
the present year for good roads In
the Southern States alone. The
secretary will speak on the subject at
the good roads congress to be held
next week in Richmond, Va.
Through it's bureau of good
roads," the secretary continued, the
department Of agriculture has been
stimulating the nationwide move
ment for better highways, sending
out experienced engineers to conduct
demonstration work and force OF
trained men to give illustrated lee
lures.
reports TO the department show
that the S44,O0O.00O spent during
the first ten months Of this calendar
year was divided as follows: Ala
bama, s3,4S4,0OO; Arkansas S2,45O,-
900; Delaware s430,000; Florida
s1,505,0O0; Georgia $2.500,0O0;
Kentucky s2.5O0,O0O: Louisiana ST.
l32,254; Maryland $2,2aO, 200: Mis-
s;ssippt s3,130,OO0; North Carolina
s4,505, 600; Oklahoma $l,5O5, 200;
South Carolina $1,100,0O0: Tennes-
see s3.9OO,000; Texas s7,6O00,000;
Virginia, S4,OO4,O0O; West Virginia
S1,G25, 900.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-21
Charged With Poisoning Bride.

The cases against Robcr: kennc-
dy and NJ. L. Childers. who are in
jail at Lecsburg, Ga. charged with
causing the death Of Mrs. Eta Rich
ardson Childers, the bride OF VI. l..
Childers, which are to be considered
by the grand jury at the present term
Of the superior court. will not be TAX
en- up before next Wednesday. Mrs.
Childers died on Aug. ) as the re-
suit of taking poison placed in a
bottle Of medicine which she had
been using.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-21
ABUSE TIE SOUTH
FOR LYNCHING TIT FIENDs WHO
ATTACK OUR WOMEN.
But Has Not Word Of Censure for
the North for Burning Negroes for

Murder.
The New York World says a mass
meeting to protest against lynching
was held in Ethical Culture Hall,
Sixty-Fourth street and Central Park
West, Thursday night under the aus
pices of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People.
Resolutions were adopted expressing
regret that President Taft has not
seen fit to voice single public pro-
test" These resolutions also asked
for Congressional inquiry into the
entire question of lawlessness.
Hutchins c. Bishop, a negro cler-
yg-man attacked the President for
doing nothing to prevent tee :ynch-
ing Of negroes in the South. Every
uncomplimentary reference to the
President was applauded by the small
audience, which consisted almost en-
tirely Of negroes.
Mrs. Florence Kelly said the wo-
men of this country should hang
their heads in shame, for they had
the upbringing Of the men who did
the lynchings. The personal honor
Of every woman in her own affair,
she exclaimed, (which no one can
attack but herself The. burning Of
mans body is no worse than the
sacrifice of the lives o. our young
girls on the streets, to which we ac-
quiesce." ~.
w. E. Du Bois said many negroes
were lynched for assaults on white
women which never took place.
Oswald Garrison Willard. who
presided, said officials North, South,
East and West bow in obeisance to
Judge Lynch. He called attention 70
the steady increase in the number Of
lynchings and declared that If Lynch
law was not checked it would under
mine the foundation of American CIV
Taxation.
The Rev. John Haynes Holmes, a
Unitarian minister, exhorted the
North to fight over the battle of flf
ty years ago and lead the poor, be-
nighted South back to the paths of
right and full equality Of every de-
scription. Appeals were made for
contributions for a fund of $1,000 to
send a man to watch the doiAgs in
the South. a.
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MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY.
Farmers Mules Bring Thcir Master
Home in Dying Condition.


A mysterious tragedy, in which Mr..
James Irwin is dead, occurred near
his home at Polkville Tuesday. Mr..
Irwin was a progressive farmer and
was in the woods with his wagon,
hauling leaves for the stable. He
came home riding on the wagon in an
unconscious condition, his skull be-
ing crushed.
For some time it was thought that
he had been brutally attacked and
murdered, but after an examination
Of the wagon tracks, 1t Is now
trought that the hub Of the wheel
lodged against a tree and he got
down to press the small tree out.
When he did the mules jerked and
caught his head between the sapling
and the wheel. His skull was crushed
and his ear was torn off. Somehow
he managed to crawl back on The
load of leaves and his mules hauled
him home in an unconscious condi-
ton.
Mr.. Irwin was one of the leading
farmers of the county and the trag-
edy is most Geplorable. The exact
manner in which he met the fatal
stroke Is not known but the above is
the accepted theory Of the ncighbors
He was buried at Big Springs church
Wednesday and a great crowd at
tended the funeral. He was a broth
er of Rev. A. C. Irwin, the venerable
Confederate pastor who is SO well
known throughout the State.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-21
SCORE DEAD FIR" TOI
Much Damage to Shipping Along the
New England Coast.

A Boston dispatch says the high
gales Of the last forty-eight hours
have caused the destruction Of or
serious injury to 4 dozen or more
sailing craft, while at least a score
of seamen have perished. The worst
disaster was that which befell the
Norwegian full-rigged ship Antigua,
Of Christiania. at Martin River. at
the mouth of the GULF Of st. Law
renee. A gale drove the big vessel
on the rocks and OF the crew Of S
men II perished in the terrific seas.
The survivors were picked IN suffer
ing from cold and exposure Friday.
The Antigua is total wreck.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-21
Settles Family Trouble.

because he had filed suit for di-
vorce, had left theiT home, at Fort
Worth, and gone to Denton. and ret
fused a reconciliation, Noy Pugh, q,
was shot and fatally wounded by his
1S-year-uld wife, who at once fired
a bullet through her own brain and
died instantly. They were married
last January
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-21
MUST HAVE COOL HEAD.
A Texas Cowboy Saves His Life by
Riding a Steer.

At st. Joseph, Mo, William Hamil-
ton. a cowboy from the Texas pan
handle. saved his life Friday with
revolver when he fell into corral OF
wild steers and the frightened ami
mails threatened to tramplr him to
death. Hamilton scrambled to his
feet and Immediately drew big re-
yolver strapped to his belt. He fired
in the face Of the on-comiug steers
and crippled one. Then as the herd
stopped short he seized one by the
horns and rode it until the animals
got close enough to the fence for him
to scramble off and climb to safety.