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Thursday. April 13. 1911.
TOG OArOAOlAJI
ancient history.
,fvntlnued from Page 1.)
.-. Paladin to despoil this land.
plant, bat wh
tVpatr Collator B. D. HrBl
tcfc Jaric la WIlsalsuttMi asd
Ilefow la Try Ay Mot MartS"
CVr fat Ttt CSswatst.jN- A lfrH ff
T'Wshl army 'wax rushin' in 4 I'OMemao Clyde Park as4 A. K
rite here that the biggest Ve,&?ri1' wred, ariy ssdr!
,iar whin; n-ilhr BJOrnJng, down In Edward tnn.l
'V. I hizztsi country. Russia, ft,p wblIc buiy making sosef f eirtteat to isrief
. ... . t ... ... ........ t illicit whlskmr. In a Knn.. . rjourl frw v rrf
thinr with that a&1'
. .. . - cnool
Wiisstsgtoa, Arril -The? was
.fenti.ta yvr mAm rttsrt! I twflm l
'frets ti : I2Hri,m3Siat .3bi : ah ...
rS i1" rUftUUa t ! Wilt t taSui mOtr f z&r$ tm il tot c?p.
Mratl t if y.
:tlass ..tfai is.m tiry ftimi4.tnt tl lifiOut
The
- !, holds nations and kingdoms In
ender
a
, io get through befor RanAA la tiioa feat a rtrr !! mn nsf "ea tn sj.atte2aL ksa Jattl f.r81 w
time v!st. i. f r. t h t .r tt,i. bea itrst4 nf tir it cmiifry trar
and sereral r ?mfit wit fttrfiiiit br tk mfitfftnictlas ft eoftaldcnM auaai f MiV
A 'ntltl from OUabdft asy vtal1 dlta a, rJU m t4 a ti ftraif ls
6sdaya Cftftrlott Otimr ar: .-. ol.f;aftt tl fscmir ftm ' ftiMWM- fr. t ft9m
a fa falt'cftft g t4 as4 ts& t4 fa
been Issued for him, bat because eiUurr la tsaklsg preatsaeal ad rlaa. ; Caltia V. DatrU,'. ft- wtl.'J!rMto 4teotf4 t .:omv9 m ASStf tt tf?
, . nf ii j hand He decides " eperujeas as a runner, cose of wraiaft true tma la aes cot aearai josos aaa oi wastae, lar " - pts, ? cwm
lie iiio until during use present week. i8 aeitrmisea ta scarry ai p - wj
Wars thera bare been served.
accused of barlnr nrrit!
nianf mnA . t ... ' i -w . t rv..i. . thm baeia nf f Ukki .." a iaaajse aaa arrsis ara as t3L.
U'ars change tne map or tne r ptus srrttii ioager fe - v. - ... , -
v an' everythin else.
r a Kr.-at empires to crumble an'
. . . . Krln. In Ihn train rtv ro.
.,lth ior an' sadness, fortune uaia ine Knowledge or the i erao laio. out jusge feeaies saia " wwiwbw b msii aot. i
iufor Saladin could reach Egypt ui diarsnai urani. wita two racr ce ia ew isanorer uoua- w
.,r the campaign above mentioned, pofeemen arrested W. It. Welborahr; hat there was no trouble la ln Uftse waa refused from tesU
fhorsinds ov biz troops had died at hu bom near Harley postoQce in packing a Jury so as to acquit a de- f00 frca bis physlrlaa that the
L.rnowres etc. Hiz arriral at Job' Ca-bln township, last week upon! fendaat. ao matter what might be hGTi aa not of suScteat taeaul ea-
marked with the results :""Hl ea several monias ago. j ic caarge. iaier in tae aay, upon ' "
But he ,n maKlnff a search about the prem!- affidavit of tfie solicitor, the cases of 1 lwx iai 11 WBAl taa eider mtls
When coari cosveae4 it tu88! iy ef the sa&e sfllaga ,yal-eat was seit4 fey tha rs TM aaret was ftaasrfaSy t4fa
than any who have. In recent vears. colored, for murder, would be en- ts aaa's father. B. II. DatiaJ " lii9'w
tered Into, but Judn
he eever expected to try another Yoao Davis applied a Dr Coactyj
!
jvdgk -sooiusr Tin: irnr.
Tiiro wuZ
. .. t.-ntu. huneer an' thirst.
..ill looked with longing eyes toward ? Mr- Grant foun a still place a
richt-s ov the East. In the com- bort distance away, but the still and
f,',nf mPnt ov this the next campaign ?,tber equipment had been removed,
i' z army wuz defeated at the battles Furoer search found the still In the
('.v leppo and Mossul, an' the era- cel,ar of Wclborn's home.
v'.ri had assembled a fleet in the , "Joe bounce. ' Ashe County, was
ea which threatened the de- bru6ht ! y the officers, tried and
.ruction or capture ov Mecca an' committed to Jail on the charge of
Miina. Hut Abubecker. the vice- obstructing the officers In discharg-
n,v in Egypt, fitted out a fleet which !,nbelr dut,e- Welborn gave bond
, commanded by Lulu, which de- fr Ma appearance at court. His son.
ft,itc.l the European expedition an' Terellnt. was also arrested but made
Kav. renewed hope to Saladin. He h escape, when Mr. Grant went to
again entered the provinces ov the Pbone for tbe dePuty collector."
went from siege to siege,
MOB OP INEBRIATED DEMOCRATS
Hast an
battlf to battle, like some fierce ani
mal which had Just learned lta own -strength
an' ability to destroy. I " n Isuri 1Ils!t,ure
After runnin' a triumphant course Dnmk and la OUier
through Syria he entered Palestine1 Ways Desecrate tlie Sabbath,
an' created terror. After obtain in' Albemarle Chronicle.,
possession ov Alleppo and Mossul, he miw,
aimed a blow at the Holy " ' .
l 11 11 lb au atcuuui ui a very uisgusi-
a'ain
Land. For three years Saladin gain
od points over the army ov the cru
sad'. Various cities had fallen, ln
cludin Tiberias. By this time Lusig
nan, King ov Jerusalem, had heard
soniethin' ov Saladin, an' he begged
the privilege ov meetin mm in Dai
tie.
ing and humllating scene in the Mis
souri House of Representatives,
Speaker Champ Clark's home State,
of which the following Is a part: It
was Sunday, March 19th. Why the
General Assembly chose to continue
vw 7X't l its session on that day of rest Is not
Saladin sent him word that he . , ... w
must be quick about hit for he wuz j hoodlumSf who are in the
valem
majority, .were too drunk to know
whan QimrlaTr fttma. irA It la anMAiit
wo armies met on the banks ov the h dIdn.t care. That the Gen-
T A .J1 OAlnlln iff 4 rAf tin
eral Assembly of an American State
wna til rn oA in in a Hninlron mrV onH
an' took the King prisoner; also . dpnrflVA1 ftrtHoa -rfieinVit-
.i t I rrU Vlnnr .,r " ' " " w-o. l-v. v..vv
rnoiu. i.oru ov wiw.. xu v.u6 u- ed in by its members on Sunday.
shows one of the noble traits of Dem
ocracy, and it takes a strange freak
nr nnininn amnnp vnfora tr raneo
m m mm w ww -r w g WW W .W , kMMW
many miseries upon tne louowera o them tQ put guch a Cf0wd of bac.
Monamet. ie soon cayiureu chanalians in authority In any State.
An1 n' ntanMo lltr TlA Til T-
got a hump on himself. The
t
river Jordan an' Saladin wiped up
the earth with the army from Jerusa
lorn
Am
Jerusalem wuz treated kindly. But
Carac wuz put to death by Saladin's
own hand because he had inflicted
cities, an nnam pracucaiiy no iur
ther opposition, he marched directly
to Jerusalem an' soon began efforts
to capture the wonderful old city.
Here is the substance of the account
in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat:
"Jefferson City, Mo.-, March 19.
A Sunday debauch, without parallel
The garrison made a powerful de-r Jq the Ual city of Mlssourif and
ience, uui aner oamum which followed a rugh-and-tumble
breach in the wall 'the commander fi ht on the floor of the HouseHhis
offered to capitulate.- fcaiaain re- ffAftn t terht
fused the terms an' vowed that he of Inebriated Democrats from
would sack an' destroy tne city, mz f. etnrm th- sunatft ih
cruel threats aroused the people ov forced it to adjourn. The Democratic
Jerusalem an tney aeiermmeu w
pursue desperate, an', we think, un
justifiable, tacticks. However, hit
wuz their flte, an I'll not try to med-
rtm Who Had Vmwtij tWa ira
trrrO to Irth for MinW W
Krwt ShiHdft.
Wllalagtoa. N C. April 7.- Afttr
being out oaly aboat farty-Sta sata
eiea, the jury this aftraooa. ah only
before o'clock, returned a verdict
of not guilty la the case whervla Jo
Stephens was tharged with tha caar
der of Entett 6ilds la July, lSi. la
tha first trial mtphent wms convicted
of murder ia the first degree aad get
a new trlat While cot as strong a
casa was made out as ta the first trial
tar Cifc.
i rem &3 mmm wmM c aj
! nrrr;
the verdict Is regarded as one of the
bearing on the case and set the time! moal outrageous ever returned la this
that time four outrageous verdicts
Dick GftDi ana n.rflM .rrf wroie to iiegtster or Deeds Muodea
with murder, and J. E. Tlsdale, In- fr 1,B thal case his son ad
dicted as an accomplice la connec- fd?T Uc to Earrr that he be
tion with the Gause case, were re-, re .SIff
moved to Pender County. This ac-' Thl mornin Attorney E. E. Ayd
tlon was brought about by the Ste- ltl noUSed Re1,ter of Deeds Mud
phens verdict last night ult ?f liUon WOtt,s
This afternoon Joe Stephens, ac- y Calr! i9 mTT7 abel
quitted last night of murder, was n Utb the instructions from
arrested on a bench warrant charg- ifff aDgmaf fftb to- blm-
ing him with carrying a concealed VIX, J 1 u'" w aoia a
weapon. Stephens admitted on the fA7Vf J,, ,1 ,n.K .. ! count f
. . for Monday. Anrll 10th. at hla offlcJcouni'
buiuu iiiai ior u.nii veta rm na f " - , ...
a nitni ii a,ri" .7J. wnea Parties to tbe case will be "nen tee verdict was returaed.
nea a pistol, lie was released un- . ! r... tK
H.r ft tsAA-f.,.tiAi KnnH s aearo. wir w aa oeea oa
A ft. r f i . " cvrv luai U lUUi I! . ' ' -
ous work the grand Jury completed rUrn Lf hJf
Us work late this afternoon. In re- rn. fnl him tl
ceiving the report Judge Peebles Jr hm wouJdbe
. . ... . cciro bride s mother and a written consent
said hehad never had a grand Jury frora tne Ud falhcr andl
m.mhiiSrvTS rkt:nVa,df 6 possibly -other witnesses. It Is said
members deserved the thanks of the tQat MIgg R , , $
entire, community but he doubted age d hat the younman M 20
whether they would receive it or not. . hearins will be held Monday
In this connection Judge Peebles de- morning at n 0.clock or as ROon s
clared that there is a spirit of law- the parties lQ cage arrlve from
lessness in this community that is Wanchese by boat on that day.
surprising and that an unhealthy ..This case ,8 one of the most un.
condition exists relative to law en- U8ual ln the history of the local of-
forcement. The grand Jury found fice of the Deglster of Deeds, which
about twenty true bills this after- nas certalnly had Its share In lnter-
noon against women occupying dls- esting and exciting runaway matcb-
repuiaoie nouses, tne cnarge Deing es and. the heartng is expected to
common nuisances. Other indict- create tne greatest Interest both here
ments of a somewhat similar nature and throughout Dare County, where
were aiso returned to-day against the interested parties are both well
several men. , known."
It was suggested to the court that - " " "" "
the grand Jury remain in session un- ELECTION FRAUDS IS ABBEVILLE
til the next term of court, but this
was not done.
Twelve Reputable Citizens Have fcign-
ed Statement Charging Perjury
"Grandfather Clause" a Snare and a and Fraud in the City Election. '
i TaI not -k rk i
j7viuiuu. i A u 11 xr r k 11 n rrs. .
sistent rumors of fraudulent voting
in the fifth precinct of this city,
Statesvllle Landmark.
A new registration having been
carouse commemorated the humilia
tion of Jesse A. Tolerton, State Game
and Fish Warden, which was brought
about by methods neretoiore un
aie ai mis laie uay. ruua.a heard Qf Jn Missouri politics. The
wuz given that the rulers ov Jerusa- revelry was begun a few hoUrs after
lem would put about five thousand tne pa8tor of the Presbyterian" church
prisoners ov war to death to prevent had referred to the law-makers in
any rescue in case the besiegers were his prayer whlch opened Sunday
victorious; an' in order that no Euro- morning services, and it continued
pean might be exposed to their re- untn midnIght . Every Democrat who
venge, they decided to destroy awl partakes.of aiCOholic beverages had
their own women an' children az a aQ opportunity do so to his full ca
precaution, which gave an idea az to.paclty and many of the Bourbons in
the desperate situation. That no the House consumed as much as they
booty be found, they resolved to de- CQuld carfy The nzXA session was
stroy everythin' ov value in the city, stormy throughout. The old guard
such az money, Jewels, etc. Havin brought up the contingency appro
leveled the rock which the Mahome- priatlon bill as BOOn as the body con
tans held sacred, they were to sally vened) and a riot was narrowly avert
forth beyond the walls ov the city an e(J . The Democrats attempted to ride
fight until victory perched upon their roughshod over the Republicans in
banner or the last man had fallen. jamming through the attended bill."
Talk about your Spartan bravery! ,
The Spartans were awl rite; so were Bryan $2,000,000 to Move to
the citizens ov Jerusalem. But Prov-; Memphis.
idence would not have it so.- The
von. ,.w nutncn -l. Washintgon, D. C, April 6. Mr.
diers ov Jerusalem moved Saladin to Bryan to-day told the conrnlittee sent
a rMBnna,i0 Qn nft in here by the citizens of Memphis to in-
th, , . V vite him to make his home in that
he would accept a certain amount ov flty that he could not accept. The
.. invitation was extended at a luncheon
ertv ov the nHV niH no t ThnS gen Mr. Bryan by the committee.
.u..u . Judge James M. Greer, of Mem-
passed through, for Saladin carried
out hiz promises!
Az ever, ZEKE BILKINS.
Moonshiners by the Tvro-Horse Wag
on Load.
phis, chairman of the committee, as
toastmaster presented - the - Memphis
idea. He was followed by Senators
Lear and Taylor and Representative
Gordon, of Tennessee; Representa
tives Sisson, of Mississippi, and Rob
inson, of Arkansas, and Duke C. Bow-
ordered for the road bond election,
some of the. folks who registered un
der what is known as the "grand
father clause" of the constitutional
amendment adopted some ten years
ago, are under the impression that
they do not have to register anew;
that registration under the grand
father clause" fixes their status as
permanent voters during life.
This is an error. Those whose
names are on the permanent roll,
prepared under what is known as the
"grandfather clause," are siniply cer
tified voters. That is to say, the
fact that they are so registered
means that they are qualified voters
which have been heard since the re
cent commission government election
here, took definite shape to-day when
ten reputable citizens of that pre
cinct affixed their signatures to a doc
ument in which charges of perjury
and fraud are openly made.
The matter is not to rest ' here,
however, but will be carried before
the grand Jury with evidence and af
fidavits which, these citizens claim,
will convict nine men of perjury and
will show that fourteen men voted
fraudulently in the commission gov
ernment election held March 21st.
The alleged illegal votes were all
cast against the commission form of
aim iuc wu tc&iaici a6am whuuui eleven VOteS
being subjected to the examination .
required of voters not so registered.
But voters registered under the
"grandfather clause" must have their
names put-on the registration : book
or they can't vote on election day.
Large Blockade Distillery Destroyed
Near Fremont.
Wilmington, N. C., April 8. The
largest blockade distillery seizure in
The regular registration books is the the history of the State Is reported
guide atelections and not the roll of from near Fremont and Kinston, this
voters prepared under the "grand- state, to-day by itevenue omcers, vv.
father clause." K. Merritt and J. E. Cameron. The
The foregoing is the substance of Fremont plant was of 750 gallons
a Supreme Court decision .in a case capacity and had formerly been a
sent up from Statesvllle some years Government distillery, vras seized and
sen
It's Equal Don't ttxist.
. No one' has ever made i a salve,
ointment or balm to compare with
iklen's Arnica Salve. It's the one
pa? aad VA r7i rtcr ta
Cm etatt tor m cl Ca r-
We are tail gt?i?Uj u 15
Oar tut ta ataadOy cretrt. Vst
oast hire oett t)t wterti fci
raaeh that esohsr. Hera t esr cv
far: We vCJ eaad Tta
amd The PKcrcssSve rtmcr ccd C
satte, ta tmw safctcribcra. tcth
year, far caly 11.09. Egstatr itz
ton Qast he a saw tabacribtjr ta T
Progrwlve Fartser.
Addro.
TTI3 CAUCASIAN.
naih.rt a
PAIWT
rvn
Remember. It Is " DEVOE " that fswer gallons goea further. lasts lorer.
Sold by
L.W. BOWDEBJ,
The Hardware Man, 120 E. Marian St
RALEIGH, N. C
East Carolina
Teachers1 Training School
A state school organized and maintained for one defi
nite purpose : Training young men and women for teach
ing. The regular session opens Tuesday. Sept. 13. 1010
For catalogue and information, address
Robt. H. Wright, Pres., Greenville, N. C
The following from the last issue ers. of Mftmohia.
of the Wilkes Patriot tells of several They begged Mr. Bryan to come
big raids in Wilkes and Yadkin where "the people loved him, where
Counties: he would always find friends." Mr.
'Deputy Marshals Holland and Bowers said he felt sure that Mem
rant returned Tuesday night from phis could easily raise $2,000,000,' if
the Swan Creek section, near the that would be any inducement to
Wilkes and Yadkin County line, with have Mr. Bryan in his city.
a two-horse wagon load of prisoners. Mr. Bryan. replied that It was not
J? actlJa11 count there were five of a money consideration,; and that If
inem---cimg Harris, Eli Johnson, Eu- he looked at it in that light, he would
us Cheek Sanford Cheek, and and not be -worthy of such an invitation.
with6 mi arris" AU are charSa He said he A knew he had friends in
read I distilling' None were the South who would stand by him
DarpH f Uial nr none were pre- and that was why they, did not need
ihlT nd' and consequently him there ; they needed him more in
tey were placed in Jail to await the North. J
their several preliminary hearings. I -
sueroV?e f the largest numbers of . The highest cost Blood Medicine on
mad! v; Ulv "eSts that nas ever been the market to-day is Mrs; Joe Per
sets a officers, and very likely' son's Remedy. The very best of in-
.Ari Z ff001? f or- numbers. - i gredienta are used. "Not how cheap
nio-V .Hlicit whiskey plant, in full we can make it, but how eoodV is
UI ODAP9t!nTl nr-l. ' - . .
VIA
day
$10.00 per dozen, . pre-
Orant tt i , iiwuauu, paia, anywnere in me unuea states,
two mill. SlleDllerd' about! Ask your druggist, or write, - " "
Two ml-! Jarvis postofflce. MRS.- JOE PERSON'S REMEDY CO.,
o men were present operating: the' ' , KittrellN. C
Democrats Set Bad Example.
Charlotte Observer. . -
y
Making a rather extensive varietperfect healer of Cuts, Corns, Burns,
of charges in connection with the Bruises- Sorps. Scalds. Bolls. Ulcers.
Democratic municipal primary, The Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes,
Southern Republican of this city con- Cold Sores, Chapped Hands or
eludes: Sprains it's supreme. Unrivaled for
"Many citizens disgusted,, retired" piles. Try it. Only 25c at all drug-
from the polls, and a large Republi-j gists. - . ;
can minority, including the greatest' ' ;
tax-payers of our city, must have! - - , ... - . , ' - .
thought that if such treatment was A0rlVS?rCT
given by brother political to brother . n Trr Zn
-what could a Reoublican exoect'" neatly come off the press setting
wnat couia a Kepuoiican expect.. . f ti, Bible proofs that the com-
.Among the important unctions of receiTed.by and through
North Carolina Democrats is the duty;- 1
to set North Carolina Republican a 'ZZZ m. m;1 throng
eood 'examnle and with all nossible f Tne sabject throngh
good example, and, wita ail possible m scripturea from the time when
nllowfttitA for our contftmoora.rv'11 ex- " . . . .
fertaln of the noly angeis Decazne ais-
allowance for our contemporary's ex
aggerations, they did fall short lo
cally In this respect. " .
Governor Blease Running the Gov
ernment.,'-:.;':
The Governor . of
seems to have a way of doing busi
ness to suit himself, as the following
special from Columbia to the Char
lotte Observer H few days ago indi
cated:": ':z?ZA-C -"'f
VGovernor Blease tb-day Informed
the inembers of the State Pardon
Boa d that his was the responsibility
and told them that there was 'nothing
doing for them, when, they met in
accordance with thelaiw to receiye
and act upon petitions", for pardons.
At about the same time, to show that
there was "something doing" in the
matter of applications for executive
clemency, Governor Blease turned
down eight applications :for pardon
and granted clemency to none.
obedient. He proves from the Scrip
tures that these fallen spirits per
sonate the human dead, with whose
past history, spirits, though invisible,
are thoroughly acquainted. Ue snows
South Carolina, that they also frequently person
ate the Creator and the Redeemer,
commanding their deceived ones to
praydo penance, etc-Thia, hewevQ,
Is merely to load them on and to bring
them more thoroughly ender demoni
acal control: Sometimes by Jbreaklng
dowii the rmtural barrier, the human
win, they posseis their victim, and rule
him more or less to bis ruhi-r-frequent-.
Iy; sending such to thel, mad-house.
Numerous illustrations, Slptural and
otherwise, are giTen. Tbe price of the
little book Is hut ten cents; it should
he In the handst of all interested la
Spiritism' or hare- friends Intcr
etted thereln-nclose five two-c&xt
ttami to the Bible and Tract Cociety,
IT Ulcks street. Brooklyn N. X.
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Ccnifcrt G Lch3 ScrvisS
1IAFE can ihow you proof
V - that cirjht out of t
men wear their MENZ
EAS E twelve to twenty
four months.
Isn't saving the price of
one or two ordinary shoes
every year good enough for
you? , y
; ' TU ho Fitter
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To Write LIFE INSURAIXE fcr iht
PEOPLE'S DOTOAL CHIEVOIEDT flSBgafflJ J
CKOOTl CACCLLf A.
BIG MONEY TO A HUSHJNG UAH.
filore than Zd,CZd 1 Paid to Hczis Pec?!3
- Lost Year.
All Uozlzj Kept at Hcnc; cjid PcidJ Oaly to Hone Pcsple. ITohib
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