Thursday, March 28, 1912.
Smith College Girl in British Jail
Showed Great Talent at4 School
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Miss Awes. Morgan "Wright .
Poet, Clas3 Orator and Sculp
tor, Now Scrubbing Floors as
Fcnace for Suffrage Beliefs.
CENTRIFUGAL FORCE
By Alice Morgan Wright.
Unceasingly lii'fore the heavenly gnte.
Beyond tlie reach of miles, beyond
the yearn.
From her eeleBtlnl hunly gurdy, Fate
Stands grinding out the music of the
spheres.
So through the realms of Interstellar
Kpai-e,
All runs by cycles of unnumbered
' rink.
While these on greater orbits Join the
rare.
" AnT 'rf tHWfl'fVlef 'Fa'shlnY turns
the crank.
Arnunrt the swiftly whirling discs,
around, : , ,
The wretched ntoms on this narrow
track
I.ikp lxlon revolve, yet they, hound,
'llug ever closer to their chosen
rack.
nection with the recent window
smashing episodes of the militant suf
fragettes. Scores of her classmates are scat
tered all over New Kngland. Most of
them know that the Ivy orator of their
class and the composer of a poem so
fantastic as to astonish the student
body when it was published eight
years ago. Is undergoing prison rigors.
What penance Is Miss Wright un
dergoing? To what extent Is she suf
fering for the beliefs she has ussumed?
Are London police treating her as a
suffragette. Imprisoned for her belief,
or as a common prisoner? ' .
Dispatches to her friends clarify the
mystery. Miss Wright, college grad
uate, translator of dilllcult books, au
thor of 'Centrifugal Kor.e" and other
poems, is for the prqsent a scrub
woman. She . Is condemned for the
next two months to do. thu hard lubor
required of English women who have
violated the law. ; ' .;
Not only did the ;rorent suffrage
campaign Impel Miss Wright to
forsake literary pursuits engendered
by her four years at Smith, but it
drew her away from a study of art in
which she had already begun to make
name for herself.
I--ft All for Politic.
She was in Paris, busy with her
work as a sculptor, when she left to
go to London at the time the latest
suffrage campaign w-as launched, und
only posterity may know how much
it lost by the interruption.
Her masterpiece, "The Convict,"
was executed not long alter she left
college, undoubtedly without expect
ing that in later years she would her
self become a "convict" and be com
pelled to submit to the , wearisome
routine of an English prison, with its
tasks of a mental nature, the making
of bags, the mending of mule prison
ers' clothes, the scrubbing of lloors
ind the doiien other things that Miss
Wright, as a woman of education, had
never learned to do.
That she Went Into the window
smashing episode Vlth eyes wide open
is believed by sopie to have been in
dicated by the f'.ict that when she left
her apartment In Paris on Monday
to cross the Channel she warned her
landlord that she might not be back
immediately.
Her class, that of 1!HM, took pains
lo present one of the llrst. of Per
poems hi the class book. This is en
titled "Centrifugal Force," und illus-
Friends Marvel
Says Mrs. Gerichs :
' I suffered with womanly troubles, which made me vio
lently ill, sometimes for a week at a time. My cheeks were
sunken, and my frame that of a skeleton. My condition rew
worse until the physicians said 1 could only be relieved- by a
difficult operation, but, womanlike, 1 said I would die first
When life seemed darkest, and death almost welcome, Cardui
saved me. To please me, my husband got me a bottle of
Cardui at the drug store, and I began to take it When I
had taken two bottles of Cardui, 1 had regained such strength
I could attend to all my household duties, without any help.
My friends marvel at my recovery." This is an extract from
a sworn statement made by Mrs. Martha Gerichs, of 2348
Demon aireet, at Louis, Mo.
A strong endorsement, isn't it?
If you are ailing, suffering from any of
the troubles so common to women, or if
you are weak and lack life and energy, re
member that Cardui is to be had in every
drug store, ready for instant use. Used in
time, it will give you relief, build up your
strength, and help to make you well again.
Try it Your druggist has it on his shelf.
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The Woman's Tonic
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moved and a set 'of mats which are
closer together or farther apart may
be quickly Inserted. As tbe size of the
chickens' heads vary considerably dur
ing tbe season this changeable front is
of value. . The dropping pans are one
and three-quarter inches below the
floors,, which are made of heavy,
square mesh wire, and have roost
boards 2 Inches wide by three quarters
of an Inch thick by 2 feet 6 inches long.
The bottom of tha first floor is six
inches from the .ground, and it Is fif
teen Inches from the wire floor to the
top of each coop, making each tier, in
cluding the dropping pans, sixteen and
three-quarters of an inch deep.
The battery rolls on four wheels, two
double pivot wheels in front and two
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Weavervllle, N. C. .'
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of
Yet some have been who wearied
tbe strain
And dared to free themselves and
soar afar
Along a tangent path with glowing
train, '.
A blaze of light, as all mad comets
And shall we not confess that it Is
they.
Who, bringing radiance to uuen
lightened spate,
Have made a splendid firework
play, -
A glorious Catherine wheel of this
our race?'
wheels connected by a bar in the rear.
trates tho Ideas by which she has been The sliding doors on the sides are fitted
guided in the last eight years, many lth h k. wh)ch faRten lnto Te9 on
Mr. Roynol- Announcement.
Editor of Tha Garotte-News:
I beg to announce myself a candi
date tor the democratic congressional
nomination In this, the Tenth district
ROBERT R. REYNOLDS
dls
if her friends say.
Translate! Flay.
Miss Wright's fame as literary
person was establlsnea neiore sue
even left college, but she ennanecu H
by her translation of "Sakuntala" a
play from tbe. Hindoo which was
produced at Smith the last year that
she was h student there.
Her artistic work in Paris led her
to produce a bit of sculpture entitled
'Cain" and a bust of Sir Henry Irving
which Is to form a part of the decora-
lion of the Davenport Theater In New
York
the battery. The whole battery is made
of furring. ITs by inches, covered
with two Inch mesh wire and laths.
Tbe feeding troughs are three and one
half lnchs across tbe top, inside meas
urement, and three inches from the
top edge to the bottom, outside meas
urement These troughs are held In
place with bent wires, which are flexl
hie, so that they give if the troughs
bit any obstacle, thus preventing
breakage. A wire partition divides
the battery Into two. equal parts. A
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
Jan., is, 1111
Editor of the Oazett-News:
I shall seek tha nomination for
the office of register of deeds in the
next democratlo primary election and
shall be very thankful for any votes
that I may receive.
Very truly,
J. J. MACK BY.
The tendencies, however. Which similar battery Is usM for feeding tur-
Northampton, Mass.. '.'March 28.
Once the poet laureate of ' her class,
connected with almost every class so
clety of Importance and u general fa
voiite among the girls of Hmith Col
lege. Alice Morgan Wright, of the class
fSd'Clif'iEiw'it prisoner"!!? a London
tail, scrubbing lloors and sewing bugs
as peiianco for her suffrage beliefs,
Tbe daughter of a wealthy Albany
man, a popular member of her class,
a member of sin-ret and other socle
ties. Miss Wright, scarcely out of lier
teens, is today under sentence In Von
have cropped out In her voluntary as
sociation with the militant suffrage
movement In Indon showed them
selves even before she left college, as.
for Instance, In her address as ivy ora
tor when she took as her theme
.l-'reedom, pf Servu-'e,'-' : : i ,
Throughout the four years of her
stay at Northampton she was known
is a serious minded girl who hfld ab
solutely escaped being spoiled by the
money possessed, by lier father, H. R.
Wright, of Albany.
Pho was a senior councillor of the
Smith College council, sat at the edi
tors' table of the "Monthly Hoard,
iiclonged to the Mandolin club, was
nne of the Junior ushers at thi
Prom," was a member of the Prelim
inary Dramatic committee and a
member of the socailed Joy Song committee.
keys except that It contains three tiers
Instead of four, and the slats in front
are two and five-eighths Inches apart.
Homemade Fir Extinguisher.
A. homemade, flrjU?tyin8ul?bSr. easily
made and always ready for use can
be made by any one,v. as shown In
the accompanlng Illustration. Froctire
the required number of thin, -flat pint
or quart bottles, make a solution com
posed of one gallon of water, three
pounds of salt and one and one-half
pounds of sal ammoniac. Fill the bot
tles not quite 'full and cork, sear the
kdiigs!
Farm
Garden
In Gold
COMMERCIAL POULTRY.
One Method of Feeding Fowls en
Large 8cala Deaoribad. ,
In a recent bulletin issued Jy tbe
bureau of animal Industry of the Unit
ed. States department of agriculture tbe
methods and results of feeding poul-
I try on a large commercial scale were
described. The Investigation of this
subject by Alfred E. Lee of the depart
ment Is believed to be tbe first attempt
to acquire comprehensive and reliable
figures on the cost of producing a
pound of gain In poultry.
Portable feeding batteries, as shown
In tbe cut are described as follows:
Xbls battery is divided Into eight coops.
1 hereby annoui.ceinent my can
didacy for Auditor of Buncombe
County, subject to the action of the
Democratic Primary.
This the 27th day of February, U1J
E. M. LTDA.
.1. 11. Woodward for Register of Deeds.
1 hereby announce my candidacy
for the olllce of Register of Deeds for
liuncombe, subject to the action jt
the Democratic primaries when held.
J. H. WOODWARD.
Democrat, N. C, March 25, 1912.
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four tiers of two coops ech. and holds
eighty springers or slity-four bens. It
Is 2 feet 7Y4 inches wide and G feet 0
Inches blgb. The slats in the front are
one and seven-eighths inches apart and
each set of slats, which Is eight and
j OT(h()iiiiftor inehea w! V, is held in 1V
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By virtue of the power and author
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Haywood Parker, by a certain deed
of trust, executed hy Edward W,
Moore and his wife, Amanda V. Moore,
dated June 4th, 1908; and said deed In
trust being recorded In the offlee of
I he Register of Deeds of Kuncombe
County In Rook 76, at page 21.1, refer
ence to whleh Is hereliy had; default
having been made In the payment of
lha debt secured by said deed of trust,
the same being now past due and re
quest having neon made by the owner
and holder of said debts that the un
dersigned do execute tha powers of
sale contained In said deed of trust;
I, Haywood Parker, trustee, will on
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Runcnmbe County, North Carolina,
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Beginning at a stake In the Houth
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Northwest corner of Mrs. Sevler'a lot
(formerly Howies' lot), and runs
Mouth S deg. West 60 feet to a slake:
then North 86 dog. West 10 feet to a
HtHke; then Houth 4 deg. West US feet
to a stakej then North 64 H deg. West
!)0 feet to a stake; then North S deg.
Kast 220 feet to a stake In the south
MiurKln of Clyde street; then with
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