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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-17
Blue elleviot tailor gown.
EsIxao and Dumas Literary Foes.
1t Is said that Balxac detested Dumas

BsIxao and Dumas Literary Foes.
1t Is said that Baizac detested Dumas
Once he brought to the Steele the4Inan-
usertpt Of : nesA. witch 1ss to fc,loE-
Les Trois Mousquetaires," then being
published. He asked to be paid 2ts
francs g une. The director Of the jour
aal acsitRt ted. "You see. n. Dumas La
beiag paid only 2 francs a line." IF
Jon arc giving 2 francs to that negro,
] shall get out.s And BaIzae stalked
Of.
Dumas was ne ignorant of Baizac's
feellnSs toward him aBd dld not spare
him In the foyer Of the Odeon theater
Ealzae was talking loudly 81 a group
Of literary men. "Pheu | haYe written
myreaf out IS a novelist / shall go TO
playwrfting You can begin right
Way. called aut DaEnas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-17

tucked In kroup 70 tbs point where 1t
meets q fat plated ficuncs. The skirt
line In this case In kept narrow. though
not severe enough to rain the effect OF
tho shser material. The waist nafKht he
tucked ia some effective fass4ez ana
trimmed wtts cs,arSe iGasa CO lava,
collar and saEs These touches Of
eslor en- white costumes are szs Of the
seasons fancies.
II there 10 q prospective sweet giri
graduate to be previasA with \ frock
fsF the great occasion why net csrF
the gown seen arnoux the a~lastrstiaEs7
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-17

n AIRDREssINGs MANICURIEG. Full
line of Hair Gseds OF high merit.
combings made up to order. MISS
sELMA PETERSON. and DIR. }. NOR
ROW. C~hfrspsdisi. Cerns and fnRrow-
Ing nails removed without palm Once
hours: Friday and Saturday. Sunday
By appointment. FhsHe 7S6-J. u
NHTTH RT
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-17

and is arranged over q fitted lining.
The sleeves are cut in one piece each.
gathered Into cuffs, and the skirt is
straight.
The quantity of material required
for a girl of 10 years of age is 5 IL
yards "a, 1 7-s yards 81. 8 Ia yards
So; " Ward OF ssT n w,d ineh ser w tbe beIt,
LIZ yard IS inches wide for trimming,
The pattern 1891 is cut In sizes for
girls of s, 10 and 10 years of age, and
viii be mailed to any address by the
Fashion Department of this paper on
receipt of ten cents. (If in haste send
an additional two cent stamp for let
ter postage which insurss more
prompt dslfvery.)
Some OF tire "news- or your fmme-
,siste neigheorhood may be found In
che want ads today
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-17

GIRLS DRESS, gs21.
The dress that is trimmed with but
IONS at the front yet closed at the
back is a new one greatly liked this
season This model includes a dainty
little cbemisetts that can be made
frsm almost any contrasting material,
and the tueks over the shoulders give
becoming breadth. A silk and wool
novefty material with trimming pog-
tions OF tucked taffeta, belt and but
Of plain material make the eem-
exceedingly smart. however, ind bat
tons could be OF the material Of fhs
dress or Of bone or metal.
Eha dreHs Is naaz with blouse and
skirt portions. The blouse consists OF
fronts and backs with the shAmisette
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-17

of heavy lace insertion n embroidery
weigh down tho sheer vetie fabric. and
the hirh waist line with Its Marrow
encireiins sssh 10 chic and Tiriish-
Or perhaps tas frock Of ress colorst
faulard dotted with white rings will
tS - ysar i.SiEg7 There Is = S&:iss
cellar u white satin stitched with piak
and trim with pink cresket buttons.
RsIt and cuffs are also Of the white.
Ths naoeel is 8 vary sfrxSae ONE fez
msrning wear and In aoesmp anisd by
white canvas pumps and white
hest. CATHERINE TALBOT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-17

Snakes la india
More deaths frern snnks bites occur
In India In houses than La the fields
or In tins jungle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-17
HANDSOME AND DURABLn RUGs.

Made from old Brussels and Ingram
Carpets. Also weavers of rag carpet
fnd rag rugs. Send for circulars and
THE FARMER mug CO..
r. o. Boz ITS. ssath River. N. J..
Est. 1879.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-22

Victim of the Most Unworthy Services Rendered by Medical
fessiona and the Most noted Gauze Case the World has
Mrs. Bessie M. Beames
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-22

This is the torch that lighting into flame the sIumb-
erng resentment of people long betrayed 1t is the
Twentieth Century triumph of intelligence ignorance
and superstition.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-22
A Startling Revelation
The Mask Removed

The Signs are everywhere on tn
Horizon that this public awakenin,
is already in a smouldering stat
awaiting only for the torch that will
light it into flame of Facts an,
Liberty.
Evening star., 1911-08-27

excitement with which she had fed her heart for the
last few months had suddenly stretched her to
too great tension. She had been mad, cruel to tan
talze hi-and she had not realized what her ntoler
ance meant for them both until it too late
He misunderstood the meaning of those tears, and
petted her if she had been child 3Dont Camilla!
There's nothing to fear. I'll be SO tender to you, so
kind, that you'll wonder you could ever have thought
of being happy before Look up at me, Dear-kiss mel
You never have Camilla Kiss me and tell me you'll
go with me-anywhere!'
But as he tried to lift her head she put up her
hands and with effort repulsed, broke away from,
him. and fell the couch in passion of tears. She
had not meant this-not this 1t wasn't in her to love
anyone!
TN the process of mental readustment following her
husbands deserton of her she had learned to think
of Cort in different way. 1t seemed though the
tragedy of her married life had dwarfed every other
relation minimzed every emotion that remained to her
Cortland Bent the lesser shadow within the greater
shadow DINNER figure blurred in the bulk-a part of
Evening star., 1911-08-27

physical I'm going away from you because love
you more than love myself"
ooh, you never loved me- she stammered. "You
couldn't speak coldly like this if you did,
He raised his eyes calmly; but made reply.
1Love-judicial!' she went scornfully what do
you know of love? Love is storm in the heart,
battle torrent it has mind for anything but it
self! Love is ruthless, self seeking
3You make it hard for me- he said with effort at
ca1mness. @Let me lie if like, Camilla
@You're not lying scornfully "You know II
need you-and yet you'd leave me at word!'
@Im going-because it's best CO." he said hoarsely.
@You're going because you don't care what happens
to me-
He flashed around unable to endure more and caught
her in his arms "Do | look like who doesn't
care? Do II" he whispered If you only hadn't said
that-f you only hadn't said that!'
NOV that she had she ready to end the
- battle and drew tmidly away; but with Cort the
battle had just begun, and though she struggled to
prevent it. he kissed her he had done before.
Evening star., 1911-08-27

what happens my promises-to you, or to any
else! I'm mad with love for you'll I'll take the soul
of you 1t mine by every right before it was his
I'll go away from here; but you II go with me-some-
where where start again!'
In that brief moment in his arms there came start
ling revelation to Camilla Corts touch, his kisses,
transformed him into man she did not know "Oh,
Cort! Let me go!" she whispered.
@Away from all this where the idle prattle. of the
world won't matter, he went wildly. @You have no
right to stay here, using the money he sends you
my money-noney he stole from me! He has thrown
you over-dropped you like faded leaf. You're
clnging to rotten tree, Camilla. He'll fall. He's
going to fall soon. You'll be buried with him-and
nothing between you and death but his neglect and
brutality!'
In his Camilla sobbng hysterically. The
Evening star., 1911-08-27

the tragedy but not the tragedy itself For time he
had seemed understand and of late had played the
part of guide, philosopher and friend; if not ungrudg
ngy at least patiently without those boyish oubursts
of petulance and temper in which he had been diff
cult to manage.
She cared for him deeply, and lately he had been SO
ready to believe that the kind of devotion he gave her
was the only thing in life worth while He had learned
pass over the many opportunities she offered him to
take advantage of her isolation and she was thankful
that at last their relation had found happy path of
communion free from danger or misunderstanding
While other people amused and distracted her, Cort
had been her real refuge his devotion the rock to which
she tied. But this! She realized that what had gone
before only the calm before the sto-and she had
brought it all on herself!
He watched her anxiously, waiting for the storm to
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
SCHOOL LAWS OF THE STATE To
BE ENFORCED BY AUTHOHI.
TIES IN DEVILS LAKE,

Finding several cases where the new
school law has been ignored ana chill.
dren between the ages OF cish. ana AZ.
teen have been KEEP, OUT Of scshool !o7
the purposes Of having them work in
stores and other places. the local o.sic.
ials have decided 10 make a Vigorous
campaign fo7 the Enforcement, oi the
law.
The new law. which is See. $50 in
the code. ana which was enacted by the
last legislature makes j: compulsory
ter children between .he ages .: eight
and fifteen 10 attend school and ,,a7.
ents or guardians ignoring it lay them.
selves open 10 prosecution.
SEES. go, relative "a "seho,, see, >
is As follows: Every paren,. guardian
Or person who resides in any school ais,
tTset or city sna has control over any
child Of o. between the ages ot 5 and
is. shall sem! every such child 70 :
public school "a each vas7 during the
entire time the public schools Of sy,el
district or c!;y are IN session.
The law is plain sna the ofScisls in
tend to see that every ohilI! Of a sthoo
age in the city attends school regular
lV,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
DISTRICT COURT JUDGES VII
NOT Receive EXPENSES WHILE
OUT OF DISTRICT.

District cour; Judges Of the state,
Under railing Of Attorney General Mil
Ter. will not receive travelling expenses
when engaged in work outside Of their
own district. The law passed by the
last legislature, he says is uuccast!.
tutienal. differences between the provis.
ions Of the measure, as expressed in the
body, ana those expressed in the title,
are responsible.
When several Of the district Judges
fSlea their bills With the state auditor,
he made a request Of the attorney
general For a railing in the matter.
1t srrears that when the bill was
originally introduced in the Legislature
1t made provisions for travelling exren.
res OF the judges when performing du,
ties for other Judges outside Of thei.
own districts. Some place in its course
through the assembly it was made 10
provide expenses outside Of the county
IN which the :iudee resided. but no
eahnge was made in the title.
Under the ruling that has been made
there Will be no payment by the attor
ney general OF expenses tina. have been
filed With The state aui;ta, already.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
REVIVE FAMOUS RUSSELL CASE.

Boston, Mass, Sept. e6-tDakota
Dan" Russell, claimant for a portion
of the estate Of the late Daniel Russell,
has notified his council, Nelson L. Shell.
don of Boston, who was associated with
Sen. Leslie Simpson in the trial of the
famous case in t'+ Middlescex probate
court, that he is on his way east for
the second trial
Last spring "Dakota Dan" went to
West Albany, small town near Thiel-
man, Minn., to attend the funeral of
his father-in-law, Valentine Cchworte.
lie has remained there since, pending
the settlement of the estate.
There is suit now pending in
equity, asking for a ruling on identity,
and the construction Of the will of the
late Daniel Russell. It is conceded by
counsel for William Russell that &C.
cording to the conditions Of the will
it was optional with William whether
or not he should share the estate with
his brother, in case the latter did not
appear within the specified time limit
The hearing in equity is scheduled to
come up before Judge Lawton Sept. 16,
and to be present at this hearing is hte
purpose of "Dakota DAM in coming
east at this time.
Since Judge Lawton has already
passed upon the identity Of the claim
ant. it is expected that he will dismiss
the bill.
In such an event Lawyer Sheldon
says an appeal will be taken to the SUI
preme court, which would probably
construct the will before taking up the
question of identity.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
WIFE OF STATES SENIOR sENA-
TOR DIED AT NIsSWA HOME
LAST FRIDAY.

Mrs. Judson LaMoure, wife of the
state senator from Pembina county,.
died Friday at Nisswa, Mimi, and her
remains, accompanied by the bereaved
husband and two sons, Judson, Jr., and
William. were taken to Pembina- Fun
eral services were held in Pembina this
afternoon at o'clock from the Pres
byterian church, Rev. J. r. Campbell
officiating.
Mrs. LaMoure has been in poor
health for over two years, but during
the past few weeks had taken turn
for the forse, and it was seen some time
ago that there was no chance for her
recovery.
The deceased was born in 1854 and
was married to Senator LaMoure Dec.
3, 1874, and to this union six children
were born, only three surviving. Her
maiden name wa sMiss Minnie Nelson.
In the funeral services the Eastern
Star of Pemhina participated. she hav-
ing been a prominent member of that
organization.
Mrs. LaMoure was very wen known
throughout the state, having aeeompan-
led her husband On many occasions to
the state capital dnring the legislative
assemblies and making her home there
during the sessions To the bereaved
husband and family there will be ex-
tended the sincere sympathy Of the en-
tire state
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
HEAD OF AGRICULTURAL COL
1,EGE DISPUTES TIE STATE
MENTS ON SCHOOL, LIFE,

Fargo, n. D.. Sept ss.-In his open
ing address TO the student body st the
Agricultural college this morning, Pres
J. E. Worst declared the general char
actc. of college students showed The
falsity of the statements Of d.. Crane,
who said the drinking habit in student
life was growing 10 al alarming es,
tent n all American colleges.
President Worst stated that the gen,
ersl life Of the students showed wha.
they were Individually ana that he
did rot believe the statements Of Dr..
Crane were true. he SAID that il was
MP TO the students in general to ais
prove this impression that has cc1e
ont ana he hoped that they wouaa Ell
live So ;hat he wculd not be dissppoin.-
ed in his estimate ot them.
Professor Mannara WAS IN charge OF
the exercises in The chapel this morn
ing. Everything went OF in e1csnsn;
style ana the yea- gives every promise
Of being 81 exceptional one.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
REV. W. NJ. SMITH LEAVES FOR
THE MAGIC CITY WHERE HE
CLAIMS TO HAVE SONS,

II don I know where / m going but
l III on my way WAS the strain Of the
sony sung Ivy Rev. W. NJ, Smith. the
celored divine, who has been shifted
from town TO town by the authorities
Smith reached Devils Lake via the st.
Cloud. Fergus Falls, Fargo and Grand
Forys route and with the assistance OF
contribution raised here WAS sent to
Minot this morning where he claims to
have relatives.
Smith is a decidedly unique eharae.
ter With laugh that means money.
van imagination that he probably inner.
tied and q >'isposi,ion that never grows
ugly, he has travelled over the entire
country on less capital than any pre-.
rssns globe trotter. After = few days
in eNsh city he usually finds the police
department anxious an DWELLING to raise
the necessary funSs.< to send him further
OH his journey, -..........
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
GRABBED AND PULLED OFF THE
STREET NEAR CENTER OF THE
CITY-RUrFIAN ESCAPED.

Bcwhells, N, D., Sept. es.-Grabbed
and pulled into dark passageway be.
tween two buildings, Miss Elmyra Por.
ter of this city was robbed Of 50 in
currency which she had pinned to the
inside of her waist. The rufian had
lcticcd, just a short time before, that
Miss Porter had placed the money in.
side Of her waist after she had paid q
gardner for some potatoes, and when
She left her home and started for a
store, he laid in wait and caught her.
The girls waist was torn off by the
thug in his effort to secure the cash,
hut he escaped capture although the af.
fair occurred within few rods Of the
center of the city, and there were many
people about,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
IMPROVE TRACKAGE,

San Antonio, Texas, Sept. sSS.-Iu.
ternational and Great Northern rail.
road stretching from l.ongview in the
northeastern rsrt of Texas to Laredo,
on the Mo rsnie river, 3 distance Of al
most 500 miles. is making arrangements
for Improvement both in trackage and
rolling stock, To Nee: this expense a
bond issue Of $4,000, 900 has been or.
tiered by the management, This enor-
nous sum will be spent in t,ttering
the physical conditions Of the line in
every particular aud every dollar Of it
will be spent in Texas This gives some
notion Of what keen fnaueiers think
OF the possibilities of the southwest
When the improvements now coutem-
plated are made. the schedule will be
qNickened and st. Louis and the City Of
Mexico will be several hours neare.
one 10 the other than they have been
in the past,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
WRIT OF MANDAMus DIRECTED
AGAINST FOSTER COURT FAILS
TO STAND.

Darlington N. D., Sept s6--The
writ of mandamus directed against the
officials Of Poster county
sns6 out in the supreme court by Bnd
Floyd. in jail for grand larceny, WIS
uuashed by that body on the ground
that 1hr prisoner S liberty has not once
been placed IN jeopardy
At the time Of his trial IN this city
recently Floyd and his attorney were
absent fro mthe court ronm when the
jury returned with r Disagreement re-
port Judge Gufey accepted the report
End discharged the jury, and the mat
ter WEE then taken TO the supreme court
with the plss that the prisoner had NJ
randy BEEN held in jeopardy and could
1,n1 lie held for another trial
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
MARRIED LAST JANUARY:
AFFAIR ANNOUNCED NOW

Chicago, Sept. 26.-The secret we'd
ding of Miss Mildred Falk of Chicago
and DR.. Harry L. James of Springfield
on Jan. IA, 1911, became known here
today, following the arrival of Dr..
James from Springfield. Fear Of OBJ
lection because Of the age of the bride
was given as the reason for keeping
the wedding secret.
The marriage was the elimination
of a romance begun when DR.. James
was attending the Northwestern Med
ieal school and Miss Falk was com.
pleting her education at the Chicago
art school.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
SESSIONS ARRANGED FOR THE
NORTH DAKOTA PRESENTER
IANS NEXT MONTH.
DEVILS LAKE MAN HAS CHARGE
OF THE ARRANGEMENT FOR
THE BIG GATHERING.

Rev. B. A. FAIL of this city has Just
made announcement of the twenty
seventh annual meeting of the Synod
of North Dakota Of the Presbyterian
church, which will convene at James.
town October II. Rev. FAIL is the stat
ed clerk of the session.
Robert E. Speer will Ne present Wed.
nesday evening and open the Synodical
Sabbath school institute. This will be
DR.. Speer's first visit to the synod and
we are sure that you cannot afford to
miss hearing him. All of Thursday
will be given over to the discussion Of
Sunday School subjects and problems.
Rev. Alexander Henry, D. D., and Rev.
Willis L. Gelsten of the Sabbath school
board will be present and lend material
interest to the institute Other men Of
undoubted ability will be present to
help make this a noteworthy meeting
of the Synod.
Entertainment will be on the Har-
ward plan. This plan will allow the
hostesses the privilege of attending
part Of the meetings Of the Synod.
The Women's Synodical Missionary
society will meet at the same time.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
DIED LAST wHEE

The home OF Mr., and MIS-. John Greg
DRY OF Highland township was sadden,
ed last week by the ses.h OF their only
son. Vernon. in his nineteenth year. He
has never been physically strong. and
a combustion Of diseases brought the
ena quickly, after an illness of only a
few days,
Tie was born in Minneapolis, Noven,,
her *, 1892. He was an Industrious,
good nsturea Young man. and h;s many
good qualities enaescea him to rela,
tive$, neishhors and friends. The only
th'la LETT 10 the parents is q little
daughter, Minnie, aged nine.
large number Of friends gathered
at the Gregory home last Sunday morn.
ing to attend the funeral service, of
which Rev, F. L. Nudge was in charge.
The interment was in St. Hans church.
yard! The hereaved parents have the
sympathy Of many friends. -Et:re>s
Herald, News.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
SEVERAL NEW COMPANIES
Charters That Have Been Granted by
the Secretary Of State During
Present Month.

The secretary of state reports The fol-
lowing rev corporations orsa'nz"d in
the state for which charters have been
issued out of his office:
First State Bank of Woodwork.
Woodwork. Stutsman county, CAPT.
tai stock $4,000. Interpretations 0. ].
Rned, Ward A. Rued and c. F. Rued.
all Of Woodwork.
The Weaver Farmers Elevator COM
qanv. Waiver. Cavalier county, Capt.
tal stock Se5.oon. Ineorpora1ors John
Wehher. Lewis F7ott and Bart Wehber,
all of Weaver.
The Dosaen Farm Land Company.
noeden. Mclean county. Capital stock
$4,000. Incorporators J. A, Ross snd
j. A johnson Of Dogden and A. L. Oher
Of Chatfeld. MINI.
Deutsch Tngansche Telephone corn
lanv, Lefor. Stark county. Csrifal
stock $4,000. 1neo-pors1ors, Adam A.
Lefnr. John Lafor, ST.. and John Mar,
tin all of I1efor,
Farmers Elevator company Of Lu-
verne Iuverne. Steele county. CAPITAL
stock SsS,0bn. lneorpors;ors Christ
Jensen. ". Fl. Northror and c. W,
Christensen.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
CHAS> G. STUETEVANT. ASSIST.
ANT GENERAL SOILC1TOR OF
500 ROAD IN CITY.

Tha. the legal details preparatory
10 actual building operations Of the
new 500 road will De pushed through
t, a rapid completion is the statement.
Of Ckss. G. Stu-tcvant, assistant gen.
cral solicitor Of the 500 road, who was
in the city today consulting With the
local attorneys.
II is the intention Of the road 10
complete all right Of way contracts.
either by condemnation or amieahle
settlement 50 that there will he nothing
to hinder the actual building operations
which will surely commence in the
spring.
The conditions in this section Of the
state are such that the road is enxicus
10 get the line completed and no time
will be lost in rushing the work
through.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
EUREKA LAD LOSES LIFE IN AN
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
AFFAIR.

Ashley, \. D., Sept e6.-Martin
Prezzler, the s-year-old son of Fred
prezzaer Of Eureka, in company with
two other boys, Herbert Hepperlie and
Walter Issak, also OF Eureka, went out
hunting ducks on lake abou; eighteen
miles northeast of Eureka.
Martin started into the lake closely
followed by Herbert when the latter s
gun was discharged in some unaecoant-
able manner. the Prezzler boy receiving
the entire charge in the back of the
head; the two boys were only a few
feet apart Death was instantaneous.
not a ss.;r1 ca-,v ton the uat II. ,ss ,e,
tas' As nc sank tito She water The
other boys finally removed IN. tedy
from the water, taking ii to the nesrest
farmer from whcc" ,clcP.ona message
was sent to Eureka, notifying the par
ents Of the horrible accident.