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Thurfdaf. February 15, 191 2. J THS CAUCASIAN THE MACHU ABDICATE The Republicans Now in Con trol of China After Wait ing 300 Years jlojal Family to be Retired on a Handsome Income and Tlielr Prop yl ir and lUght to le Protectee! May itahlih a Itepubllcan Form of Government. jvr? Manchu dynasty which has r-.:!M China for nearly three hundred w ins, abdicated Monday. The royal -:uij are to be well provided for ;,n j ;,rotectC'd from violence. Those i'.aunff hereditary titles shall retain JV,.ir ranks and their properties shall u. protected. The new authorities n China will probably establish a Ite J.uMan form of government. Three edicts were iEsued, the first ;,r -laimlng abdication; the second !! ..-ilinK with the establishment of the iblir; and the third urging trie r;t nance of peace and approving :A Premier Yuan Shih Kai and .(. Kopubiicans. ,' text of the Hrst imperial edict 1 by the throne is as follows: V.'e, the Krnperor of China, have r.-c-i.-ctfully received today the fol- (Continued from pixt 1.) I Stat m'so lutt ba looklsc for fer the relief fta4 ta tali cm jto lose frost the DfSMxnUc ' party jptaiai. MSLAltD MlAL njr the border and pro metier !lf . . - ft and property. i It will be remembered thai Ibis Is! juit what Kcgland and Germany asd other countries threatened to do la Cuba when the United State delayed 10 Jon in Koln there In the Inter est of life, property, civilisation and common tram army. i Be Lnuea Staler warned them cot to come, warned them that it would be in In fraction of the Monroe doctrine which this government would not stand. Of course, our government will take the acd for snore rooser. We jtood ppiktn to cosa aisoac es as 4 j This the tin day of Jasaary. 1112. call u ost of lb woods Is whlga f zz. . ;;. many have sotjjcM safety frosa tbe ty and tell then what Rood this, are in store for tbeta If they will only look and tee for themselrea; aad like j the way-farer If they will do that they need not err at all In the way. ? Yrmnl via mttjaislx I fctff fiber mt Imm. T&ftt tt 'aaMJsft ?i?r Ut aft- a&4d 4ffftJatt aaJ Sea rtf fey tl a&ttta t Wai Covsir U tlia 4rrzt ttrea: "XTiw EiOiioIK Soutnsrn R2nrodi'- u jCommtjr.- SaU la al t W pt avMi4 tr i "SIGHT nXTTUV same position with reference to Mex-, ico. I want to fay to the people of North Carolina Republicans first: tk stop Inghtlng each other and get together. It Is foolish to fight one another over? aad Norfolk to aad Wrem AH rta la XLajttara 5orC2l small differences when there Is o i much at stake. We matt come to- sorEDtTLn nr v.wtjctt isaPT. At In this connection, the action of s Relher anfJ puU together to obtain the Democratic House in refusing toour rlRbu ai rMf Aroerican cltltensi ZT . . vote one cent for more battleships l!3gajnst such a money power and of-J N Tti Uwtm 3 brought sharply to mind. The Mon- j ficc and pleasure-loving power as tjarf pttMlAii4 UlortU roe doctrine which we have so farjruling over us to-day. Let's try tood BOt roa"aUa. succesfully maintained is not popu-et 9tD, enough Into our heads to! Train Iv Rlcxta lar In Kuropo. and that doctrine l' enable us to understand the tricks of j mlr no stronger than In our navy. Every j aU pontSciar.s who come before uss PulIma SJwl Car fo American citizen is proud of the Mon-j jugt fore elections with their Snej r roe doct-ine, and yet if this country j 9peeches and shrewdly fixed up rnis-; m Dr.' ?r is to be ruled by such false economy glonary work to Ret your votes. You! , 0 , vfSi and Incompetency as has been shown j ghouid rftad and study the records of SiTw" Raimg t it.. n.n..iln IlAtian Vi n - Inner . . t a . ti . ' S 8 U 0 riOl C iy i in- '""o : tnese canuiuaies. sou an can i bad for ttm prpow$ cf etaklax tus u to y tie itHs cf U ali AUea ftwart- Toa ar, tffarw, rtJS4 t aj pear fefr tb 0k ef Wst fa ptior coart e ti HtSi Ssy f etakf, ltn asi a&twr, dts&sr c pW4 to th? etitloa wllti ts w e fie ia lie o of eirt. t5 wlte, th pUlallffs will a?fy to court for aa order 4!rct!ag thm aaW of th Ua4 htrwiabt for 4t9crth4d and th appiBtsseat of a racist! sioner to sake tfce aal aa errolt i4 to th parehajr. MILLAflD M3AU Clerk Wik Sorrtor Cort J. C U HARRIS, AU'y. w tajurstix rx wm lrs:a yra, nat ca. f;r CwraSat ivrjs f tPtr tc?s a4Uc at taraf c sal try lla f ar gu;ta, fall tsfijrsstUa, t-ii mi a ecfea, Wir as 4 saaH tt t if tt, D IlaaJtr. Cajt "t C a, WaaV tajrtos. D C, 0t5$ lit. rwasx rytraala Arars. K- tf. Diar Ctr; rtraaa s tafw xastlca aa to kw I caa Wo as a (DCSC? ft$ tlra) fcy r?Jw ttsa ttaty wtii Wvtag say srst wcrk ctttl I e taH&NL My aa8va ts . Strwi ul Ja.... ... Taw ! &'jUs will the Monroe doctrine stand? An Int ct (Rating CiimiiiUee .Maklns? Itself lUdieuloUM. The Stanley Bteel investigating committee is again making Itself rid- .iculous. It has had, yesterday ana yourselves If you will by a little read- :!&. m. Dally, axctpt 8aiai ling and study as to their fitness and; r telc " ; truthfulness so that you need not err j m.Dat!y. eieeot Sanaa, S In casting your ballot. T,ou can See j WluhI II you wui uuatri c tiuaij ttiai itcv 0-Aing edict from the hands of Her , to.daj t j j. nill, President of the M i ' :ny, the Dowager Empress: in consequence of the uprising of th Itepubllc-an army to which the p(.,,pf. or the provinces of China have r.-.-ponded, the Empire is seething i;;... a boiling caldron and the people w plunged in misery. -Yuan Shi Kai was therefore com n;;n!od to despatch commissioners in order to confer with the Republi--nns with a view to the calling of a intional assembly to decide on the future form of government. Months have elapsed and no settlement is now evident. "The majority of the people are In favor of a republic. From the pref erence of the people's hearts the will nf hpaven is discernible. How could we oppose the desires of millions for the glory of one family? "Therefore we, the Dowager Em press and the Emperor, hereby vest the sovereignty of the Chinese Em pire in the people. "Let Yuan Shih Kail organize to the full the powers of the provisional government and confer with the Re publicans as to the methods of union assuring peace in the Empire and forming a great republic with the union of Manchus, China Mongols, Mohammedans and HIbeians. "We, the Empress Dowager and the Emperor, will thus be enabled to live in retirement, free of responsi bilities and cares and enjoying with out interruption the nation's cour teous treatment." Pledges of Republicans to Emperor. In consideration for abdication the republicans make the following pledges to the Emperor: First, the Emperor shall retain his title and shall be respected as a for eign monarch; second, he shall re ceive an annual grant of 4,000,000 taels until the currency is reformed, after which he shall receive $4,000, 000 Mexican; third, a temporary res idence shall be provided in the for bidden city, and later the imperial family shall reside in the Summer Palace, ten miles outside of Peking; fourth, he may observe the sacrifices at his ancestral tombs and temples, which will be protected by Republi can soldiers; fifth, the great tomb of the late Emperor Kwang-Sue, will be completed and the funeral ceremony fittingly observed at the Republicans expense; sixth, the palace attendants may be retained, but the number of Eunuchs cannot he increased; seventh, the Emperor's property will be protected by the republic; eighth, the imperial guards will be governed by the army board, the republic pay ing their salaries. Great Northern Railway, on the tnrt Tift has answered all their Train Arriva TLa!ih big goats, covered partly witn a rv,H - n-i . small sheep skin is all goat under-J g - ,oh arA -a To. t r- 5 n ir tf frtnl YOU. ! . and have been fooling you for years. Schools and Colleges TI1K SOUTH CHROMX COLLEGE OF AGMCULTUQE AHD UECOANiC ARTS Tfce Stl' ladoatrtai Cotlec. Now, my Democratic friends, a questions with the utmost frankness! word to you: Are you not tired of and simplicity, and when it is all through the committee has learned nothing that was not known to every body before. Mr. Hill was a little more polite and courteous to the committee than Mr. Carnegie, whose answers to their questions has made the committee eoially ridiculous as an investigating committee. The committee seems to take more pleasure in having big men to come before it, but so far the committee has gained no facts or Information of value in turning light upon the steel trust or upon any other question. The Situation in China, On last Saturday, the infant Man chu Emperor of China finally abdi cated and now the Chinese republic is an assured fact. It will be remembered that the Chinese people have in a large meas ure in the past ruled themselves; that is, before they wer conquered by the Manchu Tartars over three hun dred years ago, and even under the reign of these Manchu Tartar emper ors the various States of China have not elected all of their home officers except their governors, but they have promoted their local officers up from the lowest office to the highest on merit through a kind of civil service system. This would seem to indi cate that the rank and file of the peo ple of China are better prepared for self-government under a republic than has been generally supposed whooping up your old party which has promised you so much and given you so little outside of tax assess ments? Why not change your vote now and vote for the party that has always been a friend to the people; that will give the peoule the right to settle all questions by a square majority vote; that will not oppress the people by increasing taxes and offices and the salaries thereof with out the consent of the people as your Dartv has done? A wise man chang- eth (Bible), the fool never, I hope, Mr. Editor, that our in surgent Republicans will all come back to the fold, and by so doing and bringing out a good State ticket the Republican party will get enough recruits from the other parties to make it a formidable foe to the Dem ocratic party and victorious one also. That gentleman you spoke of in last week's issue who wanted the people taxed to keep up the News and Ob server, saying It was the best politi cal newspaper in the State, should be caught, caged and civilized for a few months t and be furnished The Cau casian for him to read and study, and if he is not too much carried away with Democratic hypnotism he would be very much improved. THOMAS MEADS. Weeksville, N. C. dally. Tralaa Leave Gold) era 10:15 p. m. Daily "NlM Kx press" Pullman 8&apiag Oar tat Norfolk via New Barm. 7:15 a. m. Dalit for Baaafort and Norfolk. Pax lar Car batweei Washington asd Norfalk. 3:20 p. m. Dally for New Barm Oriental and Beaufort, Parlor Ca Servica- For further infonaatlaa aad reae? ration of Pallmaa Sle?lag - Ca space, apply to D. V. CONN. Oeaaral A rent. Raleigh. N. C. W. R. HUDSON. W. W. CROXTON General Supt. Gen. Pas. Agt-, Norfolk, Vlrglaia. I In Civil, electrical, aad llecaaateai Enslneerlig; to tcdostrta! Casmbv try; la Cottoa Ma&uftcturl&c aa4 Dyeing. Two-year coarse la tie- chantc Arts mad la Textile Art. Oae year course la Agriculture. Taeee courses are both practical ana eeleev title. Examinations for adnata da er held at all county -etata oa July It For catalogue addreaa TEfi: REGISTRAR, SALE OP LAND FOR PARTITION. In the Superior Court Before Millard Mlal, Clerk. North Carolina Wake County. THE NORTH CAROLINA State Normal and Industrial College Xr CrtA. n ra r Cw tmttea I tM 9 t wi irnMn la t nut. riirsMttot vf e4t tt. fill. Tar cattkqrag M UW UtrmitM 4 Ant SVUV t reCST, rYvatetst. truatWa ft. C Stewart . Ckllra - NJU UAI&1YAUU txm1 train! aad car b tpetaUr trmhaad taeter and cvpertanead pbrcLa who aa dotd at Ufa to this wrk. lloco tariavae. 300 acre of batifoi Uwn asd woodland tor plearare amnndt. wttaae iriUm. t3ac8ttr appoMtrd bulldiaffa. elartrie tUr&ud and ateam heated. HUthJr endortcd od rcKtacdd by aroopknrnt phftieUni. faintttan nd pttron. Ueactiial book mailed oa application. r. Jb P. Stewart, tax IS. far laic. Ijr. iBdcstrbl QiriiUaa Ccllrce. be Aa la! taalHattoa tot Wra ta4 nrta ffaca trada allacUta oaraaa aad f.a 0j aur caoo4 im ta 6ta liefct miitm Hm aaa eeetaaataaUMiK; draed la aar m isaattyhaataral aa ta aaaaauta ftta an44a atefi R .Uroad adraalaava aad da' ati Can WOKK f av arr fB U taatkm addraa rMt4nl MADt W. TTSOiXi. A. M.. LL. D Klaatoa. V. C HOW TO SECURE SUCCESS. HOW A WOMAN PROPOSES. Republican Party Should Get in Shape for the Fray. Editor The Caucasian: It seems to be the purpose of the organization of the Republican party to run Hon. Thomas Settle, now Attorney-General to the Federal Tariff Court for Gov ernor of the State. This is a capital move and a wise purpose on the part of the oarty. 17 think it is high time that Mr. E. C. Duncan should be tak en down as a leader of the Republi can party, when it is well-known to all those who take the trouble to read and study his acts that he has for several years passed, and is now, rendering greater aid to the Demo cratic party by far than he is to the party to which he claims to belong. Mr. Duncan, like many other profess ed Republicans, does not seem to care about the growth and strengtn of the Republican party, hut .seems to oppose such, fearing," I guess, that he would have greater opposition In getting, a good job in the Govern ment as he did for so long. The chief reason many object to ex-Senator Marion Butler Is that they well know that he would, if he got well established in the leadership of the Republican party in North Caro lina, have men put in their places that would be an honor and pride to that party, whereas now, many of them are traitors and care nothing for the party other than the offices and salaries they are getting out of We have a few in Elizabeth City, THE MARCH SMART HET. The leading character in Constance Skinner's novelttte in the March Smart Set is a faithful wife. Not that a faithful wife is in any way an un usual character, but the woman in this story is the sort of wife a man dreams of. in his most selfish mo ments. The splendid wifely attri butes of Joan Ives are expressed in the title of the novelette, "Builder of Men.". She Inspires her husband to write a book that makes him fa mous; she wins a reckless boy rrom it his infatuation for a notorious . n1 manv other daces of the State, Cuva J " actress; every man who meets her that are now filling Federal ofllces of feels her unique and compelling , the same views as Mr. Duncan. They charm that is exerted only for good. are afraid to encourage new recruits And when her husband strays afar ( in their party, thinking some of them she refuses a divorce but waits pa- might stand a better recommendation tienly until the eventual return to than themselves, and thereby would reason brings him back to her. Many j get their present jobs. Mr. More vry .upTto-date questions are discuss- j nea(j should by all means remain at ed in this story the marriage of the head of the party. He has prov woman to a man younger than her- en Q De true as steel, and a man the self, the cult of the Modernists, the whole people of North Carolina can mental horizon of woman, the atti- trust in politics and out of politics. ture of a wife toward the moral de-j Mr .Duncan has been weighed in the Man Didn't Have Gumption Enough to "Pop' the Question. (Pittsburg, Mass., Dispatch to the New York Herald.) Signing an aflidavit that she "pop ped the question, Miss Morra Potter. 22 years old, 123 Hunkett Avenue, appeared before the city clerk with Robert Francis Reece, also 22, and asked for a marriage license. For the wedding, which is to take place in the Morningside Baptist Church next Tuesday, the bride will receive $500 in gifts from Pittsburg merchants for the first Leap-year pro posal in the city. Her affidavit fol lows: "I said, 'As we have been going to gether for the last five years I think It is about time we were getting se rious, and as this is Leap year, I will take advantage of the Leap-year con test, so I'll ask you a question. Will you he my husband?" "He replied: " Yes; most certainly and emphat ically " - Afterward Miss Potter said: "While we have been lovers for five years 'Bob never seemed to have gumption enough to propose." John S. Johns, Solomon Freeman and : Rena Freeman, his wife; Denals Williams and Georgia Williams, his wife, Ezetster Stewart, vs. Sidney Finch, Maud, Georgia, and Ervin Finch, the three last are minors. Order of Sale. , By virtue of a special proceeding in Wake Superior Court and entitled as above, and a judgment thereof, I will offer for sale on the premises near the town of Garner, N. C, on Monday, the 29th day of January. 1912, at 12 o'clock M., the following described land: Adjoining the lands of S. G. Holle man and others, and beginning at a stake the corner of S. G. Hollessae thence eighty-eight (18) degrees. east twenty-four and threeafths (24 3-5) poles to stake, the comer of S. G. Solleman; thenoe eecztfc eleven (11) degrees, west twelee aad one-half (12 1-2) eolea to a stake; thence eighty-eight (18) degrees. west twenty-four and ttuee-ftftbt (24 3-5) poles to a stake 8. G. Holleman's line; thence aorta seven teen (17) degrees, east twelve and one-half (12 1-2) poles to the begin ning; containing two acres core or less. The sale is to be made for partitioB among tne neirs-at-iaw or Allan Stewart. The land will be sold in two par cels of one acre each to the highest bidder for cash. The title is perfect. J. C L. HARRIS, Commissioner. The Trials of a Traveler, , S - - "I am a traveling salesman," writes E. E. Youngs, E. Berkshire, Vt., "and was often troubled with constipation and indigestion till I be gan to use Dr. King's New Life Pills which I have found an excellent rem edy." For all 6tomachv liver or kid- nev troubles they are unequalled. Only 25 cents at all druggists. linquencles of a husband. Richard Le Gallienne contributes an essay to this issue of The Smart Set on "The Passing of Mrs. Grundy," and sheds no tears over the venerable old lady's bier. There Is another de lightful bit of satire in Pearl Wil kin's sketch, "Their Sense of Hu mor," which depicts the state of mind of a young couple who realize that the glamour of first love has quite -departed. " , balance and found wanting as Nation al Committeeman, and some progres sive Republican Should be chosen In his place. We have abundance of good Republican material in the State with which to construct as erand a political party as ever exist ed. We only need leaders and build ers like Thomas Settle, Marlon But ler, J. M. Morehead and others to blaze the way and to command the weary and tax-ridden people of the NOTICE. In the Superior Court January Term, 1912. North Carolina Wake County. 3C PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS. 0 My ft Wpic Jewels Co. EVERYTHING IN JEWELRY Cut Glass Sterling Silver Our repair department is unexcelled. We fit you up with glasses correctly and guar antee satisfaction. Drop us a card. 128 FAYETTEVILLE STREET RALEIGH, N. C. Ya 3C Ecsl Carolina Teachers' tainton Selaoo! A Stslecfcecl to Trsia Testers Isr &e ftMle Sdtb ct Uzrb Every energy is directed to this one purpose. Tuition free to aXL who agree to teach. FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 26. 1911.'A.For catalogue and other information, address Robert H. WFlgM, Greenville, Johm R. McLean Frances McLean. The defendant abote-nained will take notice that an action entitled aa above has been commenced 1b the Superior Court of Wake County for an absolute divorce for her on the grounds of adultery, and the said de fendant will further take notice that she" is required to appear at the term of the Superior Court of said county to be held on the second Monday be fore the first Monday in March, which is the 18th day of February, 1312. at the court-house of said countr la Raleirh. N. C. and answer or detjur to the complaint In said action, or the plaintiff win appty , xo jjxm wi NORTH CAROLINA Wake County. In the Superior Court Before Mil lard MiaL C3erk. John S. Johns, Solomon Freeman, and Rena Freeman, his wife, Den nis Williams and Georgia Williams, his wife, Ezetster Stewart, TS. Sidney Finch, Maud. Georgia, and Ervin Finch, the three last are minors. - Publication of Summons. To Sidney Finch, Maud Finch, Geor- ' gla Finch, and Ervin Finch, the three last are minors: This publication Is to nottfy you that the above-named plaintiffs have brought a special proceeding In Wake Superier Court, before Millard Mlal, Clerk, against you as the helrs-et-law ef Allen Stewart, for the parti Uoa ef the following lot of land lying and being near the town ef Garner, N. a, and More particularly bounded aad described a follows, to-wit: Adjoining the lands of S. G. Holle man and others, and beginning at a stake the corner of SL G. Hplleman thence north 88 degrees, east twenty-four and three-fifths (24 S-5) poles to a sUke, the corner of 8. a. Holloman, thence south 11 degreee. west twelve and one-half (12 H) poles to a stake; thence south 88 de grees, west twenty-four - and three fifths (24 3-5 poles to a ctake Q. Q. Holleman's line; theaes north sev enteen degrees, east twtlve and cae- 1850 18921 (COULJECGjE 1010-1011 ThtCraadar raa CWarlor rrWtCiafa$ rt taa!o id proaawooa City of Davtuaai Cm Bat if 1 el Km Haw aavS Otm at Thraa nn rab$a d uaa: the Gottr ao tba crowiaa aad j rr Trinity. " fciftzai'lcMt aawbo041aca witn saw ao2aaaai aai tattrtH ta ciltdaaj CLa-mttmrtaJtM hrttemic eoraatcoriea aa I baactfl ilaaaaaf WHMMi WYrm DartmauR Acadacaic; M achat leal. Clvi tkfcgGradaass. -For catatogw aad othac Iaionaatioa, adaVaaal R tU. FLOWCRO, Secretary Pcrhan, tt. C EZTTABUSMEO tlOOOJ - . . - - - - lALml. gllllllWlUWfl Stodaats have dm of tba library, grasaaaia. aad ataSatfc 6aio Trteiey Coda. SS sad attention gtrca to baalt ti A taaetM tm aaca doraaiaory looaa araarta Hrtaaj mart aa td Wya adr hia cara. Facoirr of ooOcva cradaataa.. Moat i FaU term ooaea Se9taaacr u. For ffiaatraaad W. W. PEELE, Ccasiester Dria tt. C DO " : The ;AnricnltuTal and nZsclianlcal CcU2Q2 FOR THE COIjOREaJ RACCJt ' ' Will Oeoln Jio FoUTcmi Gcp. iibll Th tMir mm wka erafar aoarciaar aaa Mtn maat aacare aecosuaodaUoea at aaaa. aa taa tuaUatf are betac rapidly raarrad.Foraailo aaaatiar ett3PeTsWasJ(BSe sssavsMTMtS