Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 45, Number 30, Jasper, Dubois County, 3 April 1903 — Page 1

Weekly QFaiifirf VMS 4:, JASPER, INDIANA. FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1908 S'K .Ml

.1 I'KH, Ul'BOl! MIL' NT V, INDIANA, ri.LMK.vr DOAKS. - OPFK US, I ( Souwwi Bon h On WtfT Six in StuiKi. IMUt 1: Öl ill B8CRIFTIÖM. ler Wnr, .VJ Ntm.i rH, l'oM.iu.l. it4l MnrU-r lime in M f"'1 ' ' RATES OK A l KkTlMVU. 1 .1 adfSlÜSasmSB Ü l'K1' W 1 hues lr tircl imerU'ii . I or y;trly dieittaSMIllsni , recti will be n.! t' iw ;il era! ryii mlar B Iva f iKeri. .It .; WORK unci Hlitlj H lit mice HP. i.Taijis. PKOFKSSIO C. W. Traylor . M Ö Phjsoian & Surgeon. Ireland, Indiana ,'n.i.- atisw ercl iti Moth telepboaaaa hi in1 .inv. Utunberlaud an II. .in,-. oi t. i. i ci iy FRANK L.BLTZ iLttorncy at Law ted Peniion kUomtij. JASPER, " INDIANA. Tii. uiih . mm BpeskliHI prtrtleliMT J torn iti tabu li I ' BuiIbmhi lUlrUHM II in. 111 ! protnptl) altt nU .1 t Ai-, in im J . Col iwttott promptly ,.,ir,.i. rire, Lit ud .-rni-ni ni-u. .mo yiri lK-il ll ill oil1, ,'. um Two - .inn - notrtb 1 OOW! MM Mar 11. IAJ K U. MILHl l!N. M. A. HWKKNEy MILBURN & SWEENEY. Ittcrnersat Law, JASPER, INDIANA. Win aanttoa katae t'rt of nuboi m .:,.'iu.ik C o-ntl I'artleulw tntlor Klvtn et.lin'U. ,lrll. I .i. t- !., orpoalt Hi. Ditoia i' . i .ouia. Dec. V. VI. am. a. ooi w. s in mi COX ä ULÜNTBIU Attorneys at La t JA8PBR. INDIANA. W ir aeactl lata aonrta of Dabgle aw l),,lnuic - ..until . ..ll.ition- bii I ITl)li "oe"n?Bay?'i liulldlaa on roWH s.junr. rHi. i.k W. A.TrnjIi.r. Il.ni:ii I i rJ lr IKATLOB & TBAYIiOR, Attorneys at Law, JAhPEB. INDIANA w iii laattaa ta ie t't,urt, oi Baaoaaaaa ftiholti I ii I- u r. C ii. . imt". 'V, r iiuL.nl County Mnt, Hank ii" ii nraiMt. ' ' K xs FISHEB A KEAH, ÄttornEyB at Law, JASPEH, INDIAN W iil practin-in tin-Court or liil.N anil .Ii,. Dituc count le. sp.-cmi tt.'titi.iii iven U, ui, im ui it - at - mid llcllon. Olli,-,, hi Hpayd itiiil.linu.ov. r Ura tcr." , -i en trance. M Hrcli J.lsOO. IPKK T1VK nr.NTIST, iftin.AUft jasper - Indiana js.oo srorrr M, ll 1. I r.wn unrt MO.ie . Baa iM ft I .ul .n.-.i,l..l Term BttMtfMlMt I ,,o ir,iw- . -'lilt, r r..rci.i ,-r.n smith r ol Kublle -1 ' iure, ovaf Mabatiarra ronfad toawj . 4aimt H.l96 ly ""lr !,i:XTM8TRY !. . d. MOS Hl Resident Den ist,

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son r KD 1 1 v m u Hit-. Ttmranci? anJ LU Life. The SnniJay ICQ "1 tt rjf li f T 'iieriJa.-i was Imrd v cn-iden-d oii.i.h linn-!, t ii.- :it that tii" 1 " ' "mmd die uuii." The climax .f he writei'n (kill and i t ihe reui',rV yropalbt oentaied nb lit th deato II'. 1 l'l'l e ill !VJIlie lillfjrui; lilt, 1 1 ' 1 . 1.. . 1 oarcali queatioo waa taieed, but that this wa a- it should make !m ratttre Iroa to Iii . It I. true there i- aonx ti log OOOgniOlU in Mnding a Ii. rw er heiiii' not to ihe future uoineuated But aa n matter nf foet, though, in chore da vs of p ' tv it d.d tint in ind the ajoetio - Ur malty i r r i-.i f a own n . i i f ii da 'd ifi.nl I i . 1 1 1 ' ' v uar i niu n-.iiv ru,. ... .. i ;il!l". Itll'l til'1 -l ' - w.-i- I ore irur to lifo as it wa-, y-' t.e-v v r- unite im perfect in ,hjr obetiienc!' to the ii vs 1 1 it.ji it tic Uad beea in harm ny witn ai Ihe li raof life, it aroeld bate betn a ontradictian of caue and eft. ct, o have portrayed the? early daoiiaa jf the good, F r wo now know with a oertainity that the ahtemiHis, temperate, pure, obedient, rixbteoaa life will Bot he the bort-e-jt but the longest.

Tlii-f scientific fact has by no' mental ami material subjection to iiesns gained a thorough foothold superiors. The ncntal attitude i n ni idem literature, and a great one of tubordioatiOQ and dependii any good Christian people still em . Without direction, they are lave a lurking impression that no lost. What is true of üermany'amount of physical care wid kep soldiers and wilon is true in greal the lare eyed, OfOfif wise, unsel-eror less degree of these of all Bah child out of ilea, von untii ma-monnrchical countries, turity. ( li'.e forgetful of the plain Herein lies the essential strength gopj e! ritatempnt : "It is not tbe of democratic government, where will of your Heavenly Father that every man is free aud equal und--r one of these little ones nhould per-the laws, nnd tho essential weaktab," they also fiiil to match this nees of monarchies w here caste and Rrith "tfa1 I'ivice whisper of to- privilege prevail. The one develops liy pvevantiotli And especially independence and intelligence; trie when the Inevitable is but the reap- other dependence and stupidity, i. their own mowing, it is but Tbe strength of the American re.

natural that parents should M publi ;s found in the liberty of the greatly relieved by an appeal to people, which trains them in selfProvidence. Thi3 may ound se- government and nourishes iodivid vere, but ig it not true? As it be- us' strength and the power of ini' ia:omes nov"re apparent that intern- live. oerance is n t mafdf a matter Ttie peril whi. h the m idem montbout wliich we are to pity the ine- archies confront is not the material hria!e ittdscohi society, but a thine M mi N tf America but themen'.hat applies to all our eating, drink- ace of free manhood pitted against ing and living it is evid'-nt to all the weaklings of oppression. They intelligent people that long life is must yield to its superior strength largely a nettet within our own and skill or grant greater liherty control. and better educatiooa. adrantagea To the modern world, the pro-tt their people. In nWrt, laooer-

blem of lotii'-vitv sh juld not bfl a

.uatle cf msgic or mystery. With before d mocracy and liberty. our jiresient knowledge ilong the Bot thi teeeoo of the cotiqeefing lines of life science, the average strength of -lemocracy, should sugtorm of humni life ought to be both gest a danger to ui. We have treetar end more definitely kooen. crown etront In freedom. Can era

A'ithout attamptiag to wrest from galeeny strength or athrentagea from Providence the deatiny ol meo, we oppreeaion? Is there not a tenmay yet determine h approximate dncy in America 1 1 follow the falength cf li'e in any given "tal example of Borope in rabxdicase hv tlie immutabl- law- of ciuse nating and exploiting weaker peo

and effect. To say. as nany do, that "w wii! nil li- anyway, when

our time coiuj -, m to express h th ali-m is plausible, but taiiaci uikeptjcwaa and ioperetitioo. As if Nothing but weakness can come it made no d'tl'-renc whether w- from the subordination of one peo obey the d-vitie lnvs of nature, pie or one class to tnother W1 akSuch a staleincnt is hut ar anp a! ness for the ootmssed and the op

to blind fate, and an ignorant dis j .t :5 . t : i ll't - IKI I" "lieilllil l.i' i- l' '1 Ii -I II I UK ; That A.nA il. -II .. , ' , r.. ... r.I(, ,n ,,r,-. ' i;in p M'lisp Not lePs does i! depend upon the aarmonkHH oÜoe of overy natural function. Whether we live .... . AM tlw, IkM MAM MM ..w Ion ., .,... ...... ..... ui- ii,;'v r w-r- '! i; . p n 1 Far ... ik., imnc un.iimu.-ci- iiin uf'u r.od. For while (hei has rreatod : ... ..... u .i : TIM -l. , I V ... I II- I II.' ,1 I II TI .. of a diviner life '.nan that i - - 1 ! I , j .... i.i imw i'i'uci. hum --ui 'iiii.n-ii us .:. t .1 .1.. l . I i . . f i . .in,'!,' .l.i(,,,n, !., lMl.,11 1 1 t ft ti.iii.... k .

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je, jr,u - . - oi , in- til .'nQo - ll m ot VII t h T WO Wltl Mghl Ifta 1 1 v uj, or ah ise tlie l,es.mj?s A grat scierni-t has paid : "ht me feed th criminals of Ihe co intry for a hundred years ai d I will cure criin" rhSQ eWfeiy we can siifolc s.n- "Wli"ii"Vfr ii'l i-'iilil are fed, fr ..,. th- cradle to men- m m ft .a i . , I. mi n onstuirihting '.innen es. - f on tin1 d iv w -hi', se ihe on intemperance aa a national vice. Union Signal. a lr.iin.l iu tlw. lint .i,;, ii ii,. ,i .1 - ,..v. '..., .......I in. mon of hades nuts f. rib to seeure ale fair bit kingdom, and vera .... vasoais Tor ins Kim-.nm. anil very t w are th-y who once entangled in . . a . 4-J " " to esnpe in its nei aie nine a M II Methodi-t I'm on.

the (Jutted ftetea N'avy , ehip for hip, is the strömtest in the world. W I i ' hi r-ason f -r tin - ' mm ouiui'411 is not mm, hi- .statement of it rat. - ,..ur...l,:- anaU-, and cVmpariaon. Healy.: H n an . .. r,..,-, ..-'i.i-.'-iai..ii u.h i.u i i .. . ... .... . I Hi , iiit.f. .1 iii ti ii. iiiir min ir ' nil".' j in ii in vm 1 14 t v are io ino-i it.uiiigeiu mal hau under any ttaf. The nuJern wur-t-lup i, in fact, a iin ut machine nuiuuauv bop. Ititellnnce counts more to.1 ... ik ... .... I . , 1 ,i . ;. un vil-lll i ri ii I ill, nuvft th-rein liu tbe atrenftb id our navy, if every i n 'r on a i.niuni &i--ties i mm . ... "iiirin rumiivi oi nun 'i ill uwi . .u. ... I 1...1 . ...i ' r. I. i wMmii'i . ft Vi hw in ui inn um oin.-ini iii'-u l ii- ui -ii iii'iii i i the gang victory, ..., 1. 1 i -i.t H. .1,;,. , . wu, it ;.n 111-3 rui i io . future naval battlee wilt be won by th .. -,'1KOoce of the crewa, th " w o wa i-c,,:, t direct the hung of - L'. f 7 i Mfit I I . ' ' FlilVtfa i f fall V . n l h have to . wmmwmm av. , In' .1 i ll II In other n.vie-, .nys tiio almirul maktug apeoial oo m part ton with tii.u ol u nnany the emitted men, are not ao lot ligeol as our men Ueceut crit: ,.f both th army and navy of ( i -roi UO y have pointed out thii defect. Tbe enlisted men are mere machinei, diilled and di-ci phned o uhey orders wUhnut indi vidual inte!ln:'nc' ur the power d initiative. They are recruited from iubordinated classes who are in c!iy and oppression must go down pie? The u.-jjum nt in favor of imoeripressor. Strength comes from mana t a .u i .i, ll'.uu, i i il' ill llic LIKi-l ill'- llir.1.--on of freedom, tbe greater Ihe str,n,oh St I mi, P.i.t 1 1 .ii ilh fc l I , a Osea Secret of Sacceta Mr. John Waoameker, who b badness with c mfl lenoe, . fs , . J A IV, I 1 1 i i I - lino a wni-'-iiwrjw, viu ere in Philadelphia a twelve -tory hinld . ... . ,. .. jng to c t-i uve ni'inon u inrs ris .r n, Inrf.i... .nkinn " . . ' ii" 1 1 n ! t--i'iiii . II--UI iiir'- ion ... .. a . . ..... . ......... it will succed. and his expectations I. i i ' ar( ifi.ni.n'iv re-tn. -ii Mr waoaraisr nas great nun . . ... i . . ... in iu -riisiiii; 1 1 " s.-ii s ui- u I- ui-v f .... I .11 . - ...... . . 11 .j Ith til Ml' V uas -ii 'ill Iii neivspi-: , pers in htting tho p"ople know Whs! he has and wha he is d line He ues thousands of d 11 trs yearly jn this wav, and it is clear that be Cim it pays. No matter bOW able a bnsinnss kn I I 1(1 t ' il II, I SI UA ist go before the public through a medium that reaches the bomes. Competition may be sharp, as it l,,.,., tl.-o reaches Ihn hnmava sMaMraily le, bail th- roan .f buniness who tells th people Wbal hp has and always keeps faith With :u i.. ..:i . i mein, win rreiv m:i to reno in" rt' mwA ,.f Kfs mmm ,

Ihe Slrcnih of Liberty. Admiral -lewey nave that

Mr. Wanamaker s success has been an incentive to many a man . - Mr. Waoamakec'i nocese has W -ta ai iiivi satavv aai aa ail's . -who has found, as he ha-,that notb who naas louuu, aa no nas, inai notn ing pays b-f r than adv rti-iog.

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K)man Church Influeuce and Bcaul of Leo' Life Tdd b Falber Chartrand.

igitiMitiriia tiaitssi . ., ,. Biiiii , t i i i i i. ii . )ii.... s T".T" 1 ."j ' ' yV ' 'T ..ul,,,, , t .t-prnt , e j hi ,, V;pvln 1 !U t i , ' 1 . f '. n ti ( Tili i ' - ra , t I rd I k P " " i i ., 1 i i; ,. I tie I " n.truatKi, nei ,.l ikftUiW ..f c j ..,i ... ... i i . i II.. ..I 'f' 1 I . lain, ii u 1 1 i lence crow. led me ... u. j .i-i.i l' Ill i 1 1 J 1 ' i l ' . . i . 1 Ul.li U illl ... AmimlMtt ,f . Miiiniwuu ii.iiKiuui uop"jgf chartratnl lief. - , - I'.i il 1 I' m r- II' ,.f u ... 4 4l 1 ' . . t If day, traced it- -hare in the i i . . ,, ... -i'i'iii' ui i im- n.iuu ivuil .i , . ii, I n an 1 n V.lncement . anil e o-e.l . i . i.- . . .. nun a ui'iimiiin iii .mic io ura JIT " . i i r .i , , cm uqbu ui me cnurcu an d the ,.i u . ,-. ' Niot,lroD hundre . - speaker, "the .V-ztrenc I . . . m Uv the holiest mi-sion of the af .to a poor unlettered and doattnvcl lire fisherman in Paleetiae, Peter,

THE SIXTIETH BIRTHDAY. By GlACB tiKKKNWool). Hud I the magic vi the Fast, t'r a good fairy's powers. My futile birthday ariehca, dear, Should straightway change to ilowers, To wave above thy gracious head And brighten all thy ways : Sweetne.-s and iihl should ccmpars thee, l.eal friend of hnppier days! Thy childhood should come sniilii g lack, Its earliest loves to greet Its pansics and its violets, And jasmine- passing w ?, I- dairies and gay daffodils, To dance stiout thy feet. For thy perfected womanhood, One only ymbol I'd led good, The noblest flower that biowa In any clime, at any time, Love's type and Chii-t's the ro.-e, The loyal, royal rose. For thy soul-life oft lived apart. In visions heavenly sweet, An orchid, pale, mysterious, (Jives me the emblem meet. That spirit-tlower, that eerie plant, Strange, lilmy light and fair, So little to dull earth allied, It seems but blossoming air. Now also would I proffer thee, To be thy type, dear friend, Through that serene and gracious age Toward which thy footsteps tend. The lily .-acred, festal (lower;

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S With its love-sweetened breath,

J And its heart of gold which seems to bold J : A mystic ehiine of fiith, J f With its chalice white, with immortal light, J X That smiles in the face of Death, 1 -:- -: : :-: : : -: : -: : : : : : : :- :- : . .:.

thus created the first pp, a few i t i i . '':ir.? 'ai'r v"u' 11 '',m" u,m 'u led I tie seat oi ine uomin cnurcu . k?fromnt io the nagnificenl cily of the Caesar-, which has ,y, r -,r,e ra.n0A .1... ..f C'imsI'. ciuaniLu ... f - i llrJZ ?lTx)'" 1 V L ?, I. , ., , Tlift I, , ...il .. it .M'l"l - ('ll l II ,,,: . ... i i ,w iv w is to tie 'unie the m J i center ol 'he del i.;ng iofl lenoes "V ,r. .'-' - . """'' 1 ' ' f . I. . -. TU. .. Iwhlch "nt'-rco upon its career -i i ' - -it i .il n inn : I It i m ., ....... L. . ,i m ' a'i'i trie cav.-ii, lino- mi i i -- - ni.niiu to !av tbe witnesaei i f the , hj h kl, , .., ,,. Whl 'Ii IM U ke-l til t ain,' it v (' i"s trs t I pt III Iiei IV t!'' piT tH'ier I) 10 .lined by tbe wh m they despised n crailfl or i n I' i.i. i iti LITT I care not to defend the d letriae of papal infallibility It is DO hairier to the catholic wh änderet i l the full rauniiv,' of the term. Re d ii s not assert he Biniessnessi or "ppability of the pontiff, but our t., l.,ftMl-ftf,.ft-,ft.,.ftl !l.kll,ft7ft,',Vl.tll t(tr r"V VZaaiT JTi i .. .ttrrs of tilth ami m ra s eamvyymm mv i ... "hed lolhft wacningsoi me cnurcu, ' - ' ' ' " "'v l ' MWWTII1S l II I" I. IVO been a lew in l in n w:io nav.a sat , . r. in n the s it of PstST and h ive "l -' "' ' ' ' "i"- " Jlaor?' ton" ,f .the twelve, , 4-..,., 1 i, .,,..- tl,ftV int. .r II i ,ii ji I ,iJl AtK mi ,w ;,,'r 4 a i . L3 II If ra'ned under tho Bar ior HlmHf, : .. . . . , ,i fel1 awa' even to t,,e bntranl of I

his rrter, yet t(i-fait Ji cf the fath- " was net shaken r.or overthrown

thereby, i be man nun a etrongtnao at.d priest to take bla exalted

;ecop. cm 01-0 .vcr V'- upon iiu -un, yet m laaauiaiauy cma uwm 1 ' ml"llje iieav'' n .,,r.,,;, )iht of du . ,rr th, UI1IV,,,, J , hav. i, en poj. - i i i . i i i I l.i J wit -flril i t! :.; Uli Ulli QOIVn ii. ..ii lives t ir thur re inn. and

vn um ri."MH' llinc U-P I 111 'III U

. . .. . . ' wi, , h ' w.-i. .l.'-rnvil (he canon i,m ,. ni!l. frt tlt IMWKK l K IMK. Kr.m the Imperial City upon the Ikillu a nun' at runifo fori'i lnrirk a,, m ijii.-t im r runwr l'MCC Wtiu v-M fii . ei. . . . . a . n? i-n in r(i nn. r gan gids fell from th ir altars before the strar :. power. Haibatian inoe.s , t i ninis me no. .eo ... ... abmt wincti w.i-t, n- imui a i, Order ' j w.Jnf ,k ttrincp lliA ftnrf Ii irtla ftlai . ... i .. .i.. , .. .i lltUHKIU ''! Rll'.l I'-'lljr, Hlt'KI .,11111

zation, truth and justice. t niver- Ihe 1uäIt of the material tiara haa Uiea and colleges sprang op in been dimmed by tbe greater glory Barope, Art, music, sculpture an 1 1 f the trip!- crown that has been p i-try are a part of our legacy from pla-dui' -v.- :. t piety, s.v i t: the papacy of tbe pat. ana wisdom. He has" taken labor The papacy of the present was and capital by tbe band and led ashered in lweotyfite yearn agolthaaa to that aww shrine of ninew in iiKiMBaaia iiamiii issaasajBjss a I -,rs where the

. ; T.i -iiv Thi--wiii leave six i,,. . ,. .more in the fold all winsome and this rn onto in -hame, disgrace and vv; , oofa-ion. Vet all of these were '-'(e grin-lings are in order, forsotteo ln ihe universal joy which We wi! make enoCgh gURar thU on March 3 greeted the completion , VMrw the uddiea of (hi of he twee y-hfth year of the reign , M CtAwl . fo( a vear to sorne ..fl.-. MIL Ney-rsince the pass- p.ieie w.ll be a literary barb -mg f tie- I v" nas a jarter of a l U r ;i,-d.iv morning. It is mnaiyme ash change in the , v . . thst all tlw geniaeea wthe wo.ld. I he new world, .mpetuous, , 1n j,, lwent.Atinra progressive, r-m u mu-, borryieg, c h isi'. r i o I i i" material tradi- , tions of time. Tlie elements of the "I wee etfoUiieg ttoiWgjh Weet"arih hit" li -n harnseeed as hand- rn DOOMtsry mie Sunday afternoon servan's the spi,itual capital with a native of the town,' said of the church stands unshaken. Petel I iley. ' and we came across i;i:i.;n ol f Off I I Ml, 1 1 rt 1 "b-tone. nn the top of When L , aranmad the tiara, ' r'd- slab was a hand with the m . I M m i anko wn, a three-fold ' , x r renting upward. condition of msosce confronted the ' M v ende stopped and looked 'prisoner io the Vatican ' The pa- Ht '' ;m 1 ,,,en -ooked at the name p icy hn I been s!i to of its temporal "n l,,e ,a'e of the monument. power, ami ha I tneanhly influence 'iVp11- al,' he declared, 'if that no hnger The naiions of L'urope 1 like old Thomson. Heere in apea war againel it. The n"v' r '''' "r'ler more than one beer o w.r! I was threatening to over- at t".' "New York Times. throw alt the wis it tbj past in ... , , , . , , , , , Li ...I I he it" egis ature passed a aw until il as m niittr.al things . ..... . . . . it . . ,, ,7 pro nbmng the dumping of renn Hi-tors' s lints ih that in all the1. i - . . n ... i . ...... i of anv kind in any street, alley or

i ' " ' " the Ohnrcb, gre v m oi h ive b,en TiTifiiii ritiifti in r v i n i hi ii raised to -Uli the cbsirof Peter and ; oaves arVTOg'i' ifr a mo t a t i piiii to b ar in th'- s duti m ot th' worl I pr i .le uj 8 . I. . earn . pra-eful, ser-oe, ... th -uniigti'.c . ,i s in the . eir;v m .rn, kis-nu ,r, v in .;n . k.--.m me uh'.i:ih p,, atlj Htesling softly over tbe f a I t I.I the a Ä . . Ifacs of Bttore notil th) I .1 Wa driven at iy and th art , i- hi! he I

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-tati n ;. , the irreat for.-s lint i . w ,. ,v, m je for good in all the lands f Christ-,, lorn. The .trong m-n , i him have become h. : ,rtWs an I f.iend,. The na1 . Imr.. f . .f .r, . : .1. Imm.l iu ... . ,l uc .luuiitiiuiia oi me iV" ,1I1UIU1 over hie on fttt jr centennial. AcroM the hi.-tury of th? world during the lat tnuntv-five yeara, l.oo XIII ha- written th" n.o-t wonI . I a. rf i I A ola mm H......I i L! ( m I i i j i JJ Ji.ll MIHI I ii . -.ft. v : :i na ever imnirn luthi boasting o ' its irreligion, he has 'pleaded for the future of his ohilhireu. He baa lab-Ted in the cause f. i .'dtn-ition. defended the ir.viohtmctUy ol Ihe home and aided le t leva:, m .f womankind. w i, thy in iS: and poor shepherds knelt together at the manger and 'buried their differences. C nturies fi m now t!.e impartial historians will writ high among the rreat forces that have had their share in the reclaiming of a world when it (tottered in tli wave- of religious ard moral revolution, the name of I. XIII." "-- - dev. Durbin Appiials Special Jud?c. I nder an act of the recent Legislature of Indiana the Governor is given authority to make the appointment of a special Judge in - a- s -, h re the -er i ;r ..f -a -h an official cannot be secured by the Judge of the Circuit Court in which the suit is to be tried. Gov. Durbin has exercised this privilege for the first time since it was given him in the appointment ol W. S. Hunter, of Jasper, to sit 'as special Judge in the case cf Mrs. Pearl Hazlewood, of Louisville against bei husband. Dr. John Haxlewood, of Vew Albany. This suit was filed by Mrs. Haz;lwood against her husoand tor m tint nance, and she ades l,0 a ye!r. The plaintiff in the suit was formerly Miss Pearl Meder-. of Louisville, and she is now living with relatives in that city. She was married to )r. Hazlewood, a prominent and successful phveician of New Albany, two years ago. They lived together as husband and wife but a few months, when Mrs. Hazlewood returned to her relatives. No girt for divorce was filed. The maintenance suit mentioned has not been placed at issue, and the date of the trial has not been fixed. Huotingburg Independent. fl ods Tur.vS in Georgia. Tbe Whits ft Courier has these lively items of rural life in Georgia : "Three cirdy-puliings and one big 'possum euper are scheduled for this week. T":v wul wiii b ni irri--d on mihlic hiahwar un lr a Dtfnaltv of ' .'J' , ' . . , " A miii0 man write. In tne ..j; it pra.r t0 ki9J a yoaogiajv , encaeed if sb at O O w jvo" So sjr jt ig dr ilsrdl im proper. That's halt the fun of it." pr .per. inatsni . Brooklyn F.agle.

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