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Newport daily independent., 1911-12-12
Made His Escape in Time.

The millionaire accepted the farm
er's cordial invitation to ride, and
with much scrambling gained seat
on top of the hay.
"My good man." said the million
aire, patronizingly, this swaying,
rolling, sweet-scented divan is couch
upon which l could win slumber and be
irresistible to the arms or Morpheus
whenever l courted sweet Sleep"
The farmer stiffened. "I'll hear no.
more of your talk; I'm a respectable
married man, an I'll ask you where
you're goin' so l can avoid the place."
Dreamily the millionaire smiled.
"Tm getting back to Mother Nature.
who has been outraged and abused by
ne for years; am broken man, and
viii forgive me and bring me back
arzner stopped the team and
ttn pitchfork from
Newport daily independent., 1911-12-12
=!

IlllOaI and ~ For all
coughs and colds it is speedily
effective. - w. E. BEVENS.
Newport daily independent., 1911-12-12
Crouch Still With Him.

When Brown died he left al o,a
friend living, by the name Of
VINO always had a grouch &c.,
Brown had been in heaven
ne met Jones just comingl .Soa..s si ~
gate, and as the newa 80,
look as happy and q ~
should, Brown askal 90 n
the matter awIsd him what was
GOT NV foa+ No GEN. Jones said, Il
river c+vv 49, &c coming across the
broke NV Loft ~ caught nasty cold,
it in sling, ing anu nave 70 carry ~.
worth darn llu Az Aa'o uoA 49,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-10-12
Zen itore Tloi,.mlDtfc.

aultin, ga, 3oie Sft. = Gn Of
iieiel Opsape oper Sabet al Dienne.
ifelip peo Soeripsmmelien Der Ssr.
oau bleu uogt isaar apelo. Sire %
tpue uapnsipene Yerioner pioes ON
fonnet. % 80 james % antageS at
u9re ioroet unber 9iiiinerne. Oct pi.
Ses ogiaa. at en- Del Silreiienoe bar
| Vpen paa llpffesoagen, % De bar
uben 5pii Iiot Sfi9bne meo De
mango. De Jorulpfteoes Sal tor,
iom for meooelt, "a op til 150. Dfai
iseer nu at iaa fonitateret ON nosei
al DC Sapneoe fan iinoeS | Sipe.
Den encite 1elegraitraao mellem VII
tin % lloenperoeneu bar peobolo'
enoe grus igaar. % Der uogif 9sn
til Buffalo. Yittsburg % Ybilaoe!
pbia ON at ienoe arbeioere til
Steoet for at foriterfe Reoninss'
manoifabcrne. 5orbitreIicn saar bsi
oper Statens GiterIaoenbeo al
itillc Iolf til 1ieneite.
Gcn s,nsenisr, ionr gioroe lofai
III Samnien. flyer. at ban tilraaoeo
pisic sGnorineer % Joriterfningel
al guaocrfet for en- Sio tiIbasc. YIN
Ore Soatpnoiee biaiger bans anbe
faIing.
Ger nbIsber itaSie aI9r 90 6soe
barer.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-10-12

bapos paatasst ha at optrGos ION
Sruo oa Sruosom Gste 0aroanses
Sruoeornat unosr 6elien. o9 bette
pihe ia at p9tie liOr Suterres'c oa
SpmUrtlcmbro. Srub % Sruoacm
oa bcuoes Sslas 'amleoes isr'i / en-
S,dll iUt peo. bpor be 1loroe Iia '0rs
oiac. 9to Ciis' 5iosn od ale pdr
pdu I'm @taos. iOm Ssl1et ino / ga.
len unocr oen lsrIte SeaeIliriua.
6erli icm Slsmeiliaren z z. Speii.
nocu Spillemduoea giels Roaoe. oer'
n0t SruO o. Srnoaom. laa Srno'
lcinrne eller Sruoelpenoene. SruOe.
piQtrne OF Yruosi0nernt. oe notc
meO QdrOauaerlidut. SernGn Tom
Der nmtrcnt b mQe ,Sentcr il9ot /
Saronn9eroraat. Get par ct 6sl9e
pdn omtrent 80 psrlOuer og oct Selc
to9 1T liOrtlIa9eut, biemli9t % paiicrt
no o0 pdtie Seunoriua pda ale Solo.
,sslact marlhercbs fremOper Salen.
oQ Suoaom 9ii lIae op paa Sribu'
men, buorlmoo 6slget bleu liaaenoe
lnn9s Niuluet. Ba Sruoeiolien bar
tommct lrem blen De omrin1ei al
MinnChdbd Niuuosirr. lom iliemte
, ,SruoclGrocn SdrOdnaer". Sa par
Oct lille iiIi ior At Der blep udaoe
zine Nnrldmirngen mems De bsric
p0G ocu berli9e Saua o9 plelooi.
ioct oe ligelom lau ben blaanenoe
,slOro mco 6Irten peo Siranosu o9
lad SaaOeuc glide lda iadie oper ocn
ipeIlbldnic 6ldoc. Oct bar Winoerne
ira Slemmei Iom trGn9tc Jig iuo paa
benz. DiInocrne bieD irilierc Oa npere
lor Oem. og / glano o9 5dnie bar be
blemme Saroan9er iaien bsiere
erao Ianiie eno nOlcniinoe lioen DC
laa oct ijGre aomIr Norae ipripinos
/ Oct blaa. Sn9en al be 3iliieoepGs
renoe Ui gIemms bette bsiilneliae
EiebIit.
6orsOri9t beliON Bro9rnmmet al
San9. 2Gler. Sclelpil % Sirsner,
o9 SiemnIn9en Dor meQei beliuet nn'
DER belle ,Stlien.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-10-12
uGontelten".

Zen isrlic SpiGllina / Den iiore
.Yolien= Stanoaro 6onteli" ianot
Stso Den Ace bs. S'Srr. 9ountp
auoiior Rap. Sa9isrer Wcaeml o9
Sanliasisrer Sunober9 uoIsrte Sp.
iGllnasu. Der bauos islsenoe lloialo;
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-10-12

Goatespiae, ga. 4oe DIT. - Gn
Iioen Satter af Cabin 0risbt |
8eit 9ain Sotpnibip iprans biem
% iortalte fine 5orGlbre ON ren
pGIoig Snos. iom brat ner Pam.
pen," og JON bun upentet bapoe
msot. oa bun bar gaaet aiiteo for
at bente YanO. SiGlpen paa 5arm'
en- lit geifeo, os tire Mano sit no
for at opisee gGitet. Oct bIeo mn
oct, os ct Stuo ira ct @eper oeIte
bet to.
Saa iort9Iler De. blep alpin ge.
tcrs angrebet af Den Del al SIangen
iom bapoe Sopeoet gebolo. De an
ore to I9no ilos Stroppen nteo
Shopper. inbtil 9ipet bar ioripuiioel
osiaa fra oenne Del af Ouerfroppefi
Dpret par bet SeIe SO Sonrnter
laast % Az Tomne runot 9rop.
pen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-10-12
Stort SrrisatiOnsprOitt.

Der mcO0eles ira Siour sails, 9
q, ioe DIT: Dc Gountper, lom er
met mtereSleret Sasen, bar uu
ltal!et tilpeie De nsopenoige yenae
III al loretage en- llnOeripaelie al ct
az oe llsrlte % uigtisite Srriaa.
lloll@proIetter / ytorOoeiiens Sillorie
Proleffri gaar no paa al Ipaae
S9icn paa ocn mestt;ae Missouri
Sioo lor at tuillge ocn til at ifofie
SullIIoer al 9eltetrGiter, bporpeS
SalIoet ira oenS mGgtiae Strsm fou
pnnipe" op lor laa al benpttes til
irrigation. SisIge ct Islt OperiIoo
oli Oct folte mellem $4,000. 600 oo
$o'ooo,OOO at iette bette iperf
tpeI'9ene til al ioretase oe nsnpen.
oi9e itiIoerlsgeller er itaiiet tilpeie
al County 'aomnisi9rerne / 9ountn.
Ttlle Sugbes, SuIIp % StanIep. ion
lI9ger mo til 0Iooen / oen centraIe
gel al SDo 9afota. SanosfienOte
Sh9clilsrer pil laa | Sporaa at ob.
htaale eloen og Iinoe no, ON Bio.
men fan realiieres.
MISSOURI 6Iooen oanner. bpor Der
lIDOer lorbi De ire 9ountper, en- ubp
re Sstte, iom er tien0t unoer geap.
IIct "Slttle Seno OF tbe Weisiouri .
SirpIilllleli gler ell itor Spina en-
Spilaoe al 30 til 40 WiI oa bsier
oerpaa tilbage, iaa Der bannes en-
Sanotunge, Der Deb Rooen life er
mere enc $500 Daros breo. Oerpas
lortlGtter 5Iooen fin gei ipSIiQ
efetnin9. N'en 5looen Iiager 16.2
6oo bsicre, buor ben begpnoer al
onnne Ssffen eQer 2an6tungen, eni
bpor oeg bsier al moo Spb eiter a
babe oannet Sanotuneen. Oet el
bette olao. iom ital ifaiiearaiten 70
| Sumpningen.
geo ot graoe giennem 2anotunger
bpor ben fun er $500 SOB breo, hi
; man iaa Ell ripenoe Strpm, Der gipe
100000 8iibitioo gaii6 | Rimii
tet. Yian bar u6reanct, at naar 5Ic
ocn er lab, fan oenne Strsm ifaff
|, $4,000 SeitefrGiter. og naar Der c
bsi Sanoitanb, 100000 Seitefr9fte
aonalen oner 9anotiingen piI bIin
; ioripnet meo Canine og SIuier, 70
at Der fan blipe aiort Den bebite m
: Iigc grle al ganbct. aongresie
. piI bIipc anmooet ON of pebtage e
inaoan COB, iom maatte p9re nsf
ucnoig for 8rapninaen al aanaIe
oa 9paninaen al 9amme og Sluie
Ger fon ingcn SpiI oGre, ON q
ct 6lcftricitetsperf Siitle genb b
fiune ffaffe arait moi til at pump
op oft oct ganb. iom trGngcs til q
irrigere De ire Go,mtper. @iennen
fsres gIanen oil bisie Counter bl
DC Sapen Toropeften.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-10-12


Miss Eva Grover ...... POPS
Miss Irene Gamm ......... 1850
John :. Swanson ........ l725
Miss Mollie Erickson ..... 1925
Miss Kate Egan .... 1000
Bernard Nelson ............ l475
Miss Adah Streeter ...... 1925
Dolph DeArment ......... S25
Peever-
Miss Mary Gosline ... 1850
Miss Anna Kelly ... 625
Miss Clara Hegna -. 80. 525
Mrs. Art Mcdowell ........ 425
Ellington
Miss Tryphena Lewis ..... $500
Miss JENNA Eggen ........ 975
I Eddy
Miss Hazel Gleason ...... .1725
Vernon
Miss Agnes Olson ...... TBS
One Road
Miss Minnie Wilbur .. $3.50
Drywood Lake
Mrs. A. A. Rockstad ..... 625
Wilmot--
q. G.. Allen 1910
Miss Lola Minder ...... 1928
Miss Marguerite Carol 80. 525
Miss May McGee ........ %
Ortley-
Miss Anna Steel ..... 5W
Agency
Miss Amanda Brown ... 62s
Crawford
Jelmar Bergstrum .... 80. 10
Good Will Mission
w. z. Stevenson ......... .0O2e
Zen nQiie Opt9lliua iinoer Stso
ben lSoe Citober. % oi oil olsre 'sl
ssnos ipeeislle 5ilbno:
5il be aruoioater. iom ienoer inn
lem ca npe Narsabonnsnter enien 'or
Volien" cllsr >. Stanoaro" 5ioen
mellem MI oa oeu lsoe OitObsr. pii NJ
aipe i 5iIlG9 til be Sismmer. ION
Dc ellers oil p9rs bereitiaet tit 1000
Stemmer. Spis &c brinasr ino u
nps abonnenter. oil Se uGre beretii'
act til 2OOO ertra Stemmer. o9 lac
iremoeles.
Eli ben aanoioot, iom ienoer int
oct hsrlie Nntul npe Abonnente'
enicn til ..Poiien elIer :. .Stnnoar>"
| / 5loen mellcm MI o9 ben lsoe Cito'
Der, oil nj aipe 20)0 ertra Stemm:r
3ill9e til ouennCunte.
| &c til. at bin 6auoritc / ,Sonts'
| ten" iaar BE- srtrl Strnmer.
Nnleouinacn til at ienne ino Noms
nationsr r irsmosles aaben. Yiel
sjsr BET lirdr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-10-12
Gcnlcntarbcibc.

5or aoot 6ementarbsioe aaa til
Sobuiou IL 2inoua, aontraiiersr ra
ypaninasmsiiers ai @ulp. 6oriauas
Iamt alilaas Gsmrntarbeioe. ejrnno'
mure oa Murerarbsioe uoIFres eaao'
/ ypeu % paa 2anoet.
Johnson & Lindau,
Dor 362. Sisleion, =. u
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-10-12

Sanietten Sreoag aitsn par ell
aaniie enciiaasnoe 9liiGre | Spaoes
laasnes Sihoris, os 3ililuiuinsen par
msaet Iisrre eno aarranasmsntstouti'
teen bapoe pent,t. Tsi bar en- al os
nsrle yantetter iom neseniinoe bar
ueret bolot Siour fails. ioet itts
minore enb 500 Yerionsr blep ierue
ret peo goroene | to yoroI9tninaer
Nen bet beofs oa msh bsitioeliss
bar Cpisrelisn al yruoeiaroen. Nr.
Ioa Usrs. ole WprIis ai Oils. Ninn..
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-10-12

- Sor en- aoe MISUNDERSTANDING ber
mou oaa pao iluiaue Sbsater. Ter forsui'
les epsbileber ira sano os Sap oa hIh;se ..
az ps bsbhs elueoer iom ar at iaa. Sd let
uo Ill at Rr. Sotnion tor'iaar Snnnen
fcm Operator. tor Siutoerne tommer ltsn'
poo Tussn Tom ON DC oar lepenee; aet 81
nut grosrrm bper aitsn mso soo WnW es
illujtrersoe Gause al ytiis Nennsr, en- ~ oe
bebne muitfolits Soienter Stsieton. Waa
oa Ssr os Ie. Snosansstpriisn tr 10 eenfs.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-10-12
Syo Oafota.

Sinner 4nnolOn blep orGbt al SD.
net lioie Sreoaa omtrsnt Ii Mil
noroeli for Chamberlain. Sans BRO
Der Oscar idnot bdm oso noe pnn
Warteu, bpor ban bdpot drbtioet.
Oiiis Sulie Rebm. Taiter al Ell
6armer Spind So. blep lor noaIe
Gage lioen taliet al 0elien unoer en-
Rloetur. Nun lloa Noueoct iemmelig
liuat. men ipler iuisi Wsu eiter ,tals
BET meO llnOtagel,e al, at oei er umus
li9 ior benoe at tale. Sun bsrer
lOOt, men ian itie li0e ct Sro.
= =
Or. .. q. Stoner. Si9bmOre, er
blcpet uonGuni Ill Superitenocut
for 6armers Snliitutcs9lrbeioe Sub
IaiOta. Or. Stonsr bar Here Aar
prrct ell al V0rcrue.
Den irmaarsaumlc Ssu al Wr.
og Wrs. smil 0anipn, iom Dor paa
ell Sarm NGrbcoeu al Worristolpn,
z. Sal., iulot iorleOen pau Sous-
oct nen / ell 3S 6rO oDb Srsuo.
vt ubeiuoelilt Saar 0opeOet ndr
alt Oct Den. han leo al 1T 6dlo.
,SnobrnostOpc blemlsgte lorri0e
Snsoaa Hat ". y. g8olies 6orrets
ming / 9Sa9ner o0 IprGuaie Sitter
beosiiubei. Dc to9 mso Jig 81 600 i
YenQe O9 YGroipnpirer.
gcnos for $500. 600 lial uoiicoes
al Siour 6alls. vi ocnne Sum 'ial
5000. 900 anpenoss til ypauin9 al
aloaier. oa 800. 900 pil blipe an.
uenot til Ell llopioelie al gauouertet.
lnn SOrliGoerne iaar 9oot Al oct.
glnion Saaler. lom bar nm 6drm
ler Wll sii for Nberoeeu. bopoe for.
leoen 8aa ben fore Sor9. at bans
Il Wadneoer 9amie Barn blep laa
lip0t iprbrGnbt. at bet auia9eli9 oil
% al tine Saar. et Glore Barn, 3
liar oammelt bapoe unoer Wiooersns
,SrnpGr iaaei fat Spr'iiiie, o9 iai
SO paa lin grooers 6lroer.
Der meoeles fra WilIer. &. ..
VI fort greal meo Tent iauet Gin boil
Der MI paa al moones. Senirplaute'
Niais er o9ian bleDet mooent. og pil
ituiie ell mGnooe 5ooer. vi pi ingei
SroN bar baDt, bar beoiriet. al
@rGsIet, iom bsapnoie at GRO. oG
Reanet Tom. er blepet mooeut. Iad
Sarmerne bar iuobsliet Sunoreoel
al Sons meo Ss. 9inet oil iian'
Surmerne Ell ooo Slump pcnae.
Ger er III mere 5ooer. enb Qreaia'
rerne ian 9oe.
De, icm trpr. at 5erien Rot'
CONNER aiOroe ben peiire Del Spt
7atota til en- Grien, bporira alle
om tunos. tOe 6lu9tsn. iiuloe ie all,
benz. Der bar tient Penge iaar oer
Del aI Staten. Ylanot benz, iom
bet iione er iommet for Sa9en, sr tr
Randsrs fra Wsaor 6ountn. IRA
noro for llnosr,uooo. lille TIRE ba,
tisnt psnae paa gllfalia. iom be lot
moone. 6rset bar be netOp lOlgt Ii
ROribrup, aing IL SO. Winneapo
iis. W. 2S. SOes paDot oO Ncre'
inoiaast meo alfalfa, Der itaiieo
bam 325 yuibsIs 5rs, for builte
ban III s3, 1882. San bar enonI
800 Yuno 6rs tilbass O9 50 3On
Ss "a Salm pGroiui til sl0 pr
1on. &. y. Willsr. Der bar i'm Rauc
itis lanst fra Sues. iii 81. .26S.7 z
ior slialiairs, iOm ban bslieoe ir
% 9ieres, oa iunoe ossuOen ienoe 6
Suibels JON ban iii fra l5 acrss
iii Oct iamms 5irma. Geits ,}r
blcu betalt meo $3.50 pr. 9'uibeI
&. y. Suoion bapoe bare 10 aers
mco glialia; men ban iOl9ie IL
for s354.79 oa bar oesuoen Straa,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-10-12
Want to Go to Europe

At the expense of the Sisseton
Weekly Standard and the S'sse-
ton Posteni II 30, get into our
Vokinr Coutest-nOw on.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-10-12

Chance 10 make a trip to
Europe FREE. Read the an
nouncement Of the Standard
Posten Voting Contest.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-10-12

Gn Sic9braao soelaaoe alle 5r9-
srns paa 100 gcres 2ano liae uoen'
for Teabmpoo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-15

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-15
THE REV. BLACK IS
 DRAWING BIG CROWDS

Rev. William Black of North Carolina. preached on the text. Thou art the man. 7 from the 12th chapter of Second Samuel and part of the 7th verge. last night at the Vine street PresbStsrian church, West End. ss. ..
 He said "This tayt Is like "a clap of thunder from clear sky to many of us. We need to be aroused and startled. 4 startling message is the only one that does us any good The only kind of a message that does good Is personal mes cage; one that comes 10 us individually. This text means us every one.
 Tt was definite message which God sent to David. Thou art the man. aft CT he had committed his great sin. and 1t was also a terrible one. It charged him with grossest sin. and the worst of shameful disgraces. This message was terrible to David and 1t comes with terri ble force to us. We are all like David. There is only one thing that can do us good that Is Jessus Christ" j.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-15
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
 ELECTS OFFICERS

Richmond, Va, November 14.-Charles J. Bonaparte of Baltimore, former presi- dent of the National Municipal league, ing of that body here today. Satisfactory reports were received from pr. Albert Bushnell Hart of Cambridge, Mass. for the executive committee and from Treas urer George Burnharn. Jr., of Philadel- plia, and then I. c. Kidder of Orange, N. J., presented the recommendations of the nominating committee. which result cd in the selection of the following offi- cers: President, William Dudley, Rich mond Ind; vice president, James Adams, Chicago; P. D. English. Pttsburg; Will liam K. Kenton. Kentonfleld, Cal Camel Jus c. Kidder New York; A. Lawrence Lowell, Harvard university; George Mo Elroy, New York; Charles Richardson, Philadelphia, directors; treasurer, George Burnham. Jf., Philadelphia: secretary, Clinton Rogers Woodruff, Philadelphia.
 An executive council of 70 members from all sections was also selected. The address of Secretary woodruff was re- ceived with applause,
 Following Secretary Woodruff Harvey N. Shephard of Boston, recently candi- date for Attorney General of Massachu- setts, spoke on "The Thralldom of Massa chusetts Cities.' and attacked the power of the state legislature over the munich pa1ity
 "There is no other remedy for bad gov ernment," he concluded, "than the an cient remedy, self government"
 Thomas M. Pittman. city attorney of Henderson. N. C.. spoke on The Prob lems of Small Cities. Particularly of the South." Mir. Pittman pointed out that small southern cities offered a topic by themselves. While for generations the people of the north were familiar with community government through their town meeting. he said. in the agricultural south the county unit was the tradition and cities and even towns were compara- lively few. He believed the compact and cooperative legislative divisions of mu- nicpal governing machinery would pro- duce best results. ss s>s
 At the afternoon session Richard Henry Dana of Cambridge. Mass. chairman of the council of the National Civil Service Reform League. spoke on Municipal Civil Service as the .Antitoxin for Munich pal Waste
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-15

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-15
SELMA |SANX|OUS ]. FOR NEW RAILROAD Will Use Every Effort to Secure the Jasper and
 Pensacola Line

|. Selma, November 14.-tSpecial. )--The annual meeting of the Selma Chamber of Commerce, which was held tonight. was a busy one During the meeting the matter. of setting the Jasper and Rensacola railroad to build by Selma on its way from the gulf to the min eral fields in the northern part of the state was brought up.
 It was the sense of the meeting. that every effort should be used to bring this road by Selma and a committee. composed of Col. w. w. Quarles. Isadore Kaysey and J. B. Ellis was appointed to ust every effort in that direction and If nee essary to go to the builders of the road and put forth the advantages which 1t would derive by building by Selma.
 The election of officers of the organiza- tlon resulted in M. M. Lehman being re- elected president, R, w. Barnes vice pres iient end A. s. Bibb treasurer. The old board of directors of the organization were also chosen for the next year. Dur ins the meeting considerable enthusasm was evinced and steps for the increasing of the membership of the association were thoroughly discussed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-15
TRANS-M|SS|SS|PP| CONGRESS MEETS
Hears Senator Adrich on E Monetary Reform and
 the Proposed Plan

Kansas City, November 14-Currency reform and the proposed change in the banking system of the county as outlin- ed by the national monetary commission formed the central theme under consid- eration by the delegates to the Trans Mississippi Commerce congress which convened today in annual session.
 The principal address was delivered by Former Senator Nelson W. Aldricn, cnair- man of the commission, who, explained the proposed plan. He explained how the small banker would have independence and enlarged capital. X
 ''The organization of credit he said, lis the most important element of the existence of communities or states. This is especially valuable to the newer com munities such as you have In the trans Mississippi territory.
 Referring to the criticism that the na- tional reserve might be dominated by po- litical influence MT. Aldrich said that no sensible plan for the reorganization of tho country banking system could be con trolled by politics -
 Neither can 1t be dominated by Wall street or any clique in New York or else where" he said. -l
 MT Aldrich said the new plan would give uniform rate of discount through the country and that 1t would offer more to foreign banks. He com nended the proposed plan to allow na- donal banks to have sayings departments.
 Henry l.. Simpson, secretary of war, made an informal address in which he said that public forum for free discus. sion of vital subjects, such as this con- gross, is pre-eminently important
 Secretary Simpson urges the. import ance of this country's trying for closer commercial relations with South America.
 The government Is building the Pana- raa canal. It will soon be completed and now l want to see the American people use tact in developing greater. commcr-l cial relations with, the outside world.
 we must not allow other counties to get strangle hold on the commerce of the world" he added --i
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TRYING TO COMPLETE
 ALABAMIAN'S TRIAL

savannah. November 14.--In an ef- fort to complete the trial of John Willis woriey, a young white man of De- catur.E Ala, charged with the murder of J. H. Turner, g wealthy Savannah negro, several months~ ase. Chatham county superior court has spent iai-: most the entire day and part of.,trs night on the case. The ease probably will go to the jury by morning Wor- Icy and Hugh Boggs, who also was charged with the. crime. are alleged to have Killed Turner while they werc in his automobile on 2 lonely road in this county at night. Worisy's plea vas self defense. ,i 'es
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PRAYER MEETINGS
 VERY SUCCESSFUL

The noon prayer meetings held daily in the Chamber of Commerce under the auspices of the Men and Religion For ward Movement are gaining in attend s,nce and Interest each day. The open ing hymn is announced at 12:05 o'clock and the closing prayer Is heard at 12:s O clock. sAstss ss,' f. s3
 Today the theme will be the ''Business Man and His Church. and the addrsss will be made by T. H., Johnston of the T. H. Johnston Lumber company. The business men of the city arc invited to attend and will be cordially welcomed at the door. s.' ss,-- t,4tssa l.
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MISCELLANEOUS

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Prohibition Conference

Nashville, November 14.--Gov. B. w. Hooper is sending out letters today calling conference of friends of pro- hibition to. be held here November 30. Among the questions to be discussed: Should cities be given local options? Does nullitication of the law justify re- establishment Of licensed saloons?. and, what can be done to increase the effi-, cacy of the prohibition statutes?
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FCR stenographic piece work or monthly
 contracts apply sol Empire Bldg. or call Bell phone 627. Good work at moderate
 prices. o-o-tI
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4 NATURAL born trader in real es- tate. J. M. Gibson. 40S Empire Bldg.
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SPECIAL RATES

Winter IOurist Rntes to many points in Alabama, Florida, Georgia. Cuba. Louisiana, Mississippi. Mexico. New Mexico and Texas. also to other points of interest. Tickets on sale Oc- tober 15 and November to April 30. inclusive, at very low rates and with liberal limits. Stop-oyers allowed.
 New Orleans, La, and return. .@1o.0o Account American Bankers association' Tickets on sale November 17 to 20, in- elusive; final limit for return November 30. 1911, unless deposited before that date with special agent, New Orleans and payment of fee of 31 made, ln which case limit will be extended until December 26. 1911. Liberal stop overs allowed. <. ,.
 For further information call on or write to P. Sid Jones. D. P. A.. Bir- mlngham. Ala Both phones s77.
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FURNISHED rooms and board, $415 and $6 per week. 414 North 25th
 street 11-15-6t. we fir Sll- tn th s,
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FOR SALE

$ 2,5o0-Residence, South 18th St. 4,0o0-Residence Avenue G. 5,250-Residence South 14th St. 10 ,0O0-Residence Sycamore St. 1,450-Residence Ave. H and 36th St. 62 ,000-Store, 4th Ave; corner. 22.5O0--Store, South 20th St. 24,0o0-Store, 3d Ave; corner. 12,000-Store, Morris Ave.
 5,500-Residence 14th Ave. south. s,250-100 it. Cliff road.
 5,OO0--100 it. Forest Park.
 w. B. LEEDY 6 co. Both phones AZ. s1l2 N. 21st, St.