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The Red Cloud chief., 1910-11-24
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS.
Red Cloud ,ll-l5, 1910


Board of county Commissioners of
Webster county met pursuant To al
iourDmeut. Members present Il +.
schmidt, Geo, w. liummell, j. u
Oyerman, Il. Ohmstede and Il. j. Chap
lin Chairman OF said Board.
In the matter of the public road
about > "a miles north of lnavale.
The chairman appointed J. q Over
man, G. W. Hummel and &. Ohmstede
as "A committee to investigate said
road and report TO board at their mex
meeting as TO what can be done 10
ward making permanent road at said
place,
Moved and seconded that the follow
ing claims be and is hereby allowed
and clerk authorized aud instructed t.
draw warrants on the poor farm fnnd
In payment of same. Carried.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-11-24
Widows Pension.

The recent act OF April 10Th. 1908
gives TO all soldiers widows pension
of Sl2 per month. Fred Maurer, the
attorney. has all necessary blanks
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-21
an iniluitOus Traffic.

ST. Louis is making bitter fight a
gainst prohibition,u urging the people to
"save ST. Louis" which has large
brewery interests, and refusing hear
ing to the advocates of prohibition.
Without reference to whether prohi-
bitlon is the proper remedy, st. Louis
is pursuing a short sighted policy i'll
this. The liquor trafflce is one Of the
worst aspects of the profit system, be-
cause il not only exploits, it also cor
rupts st. Louis, in taking the position
that it is better to save traffic OF this
kind, than to save the people from the
dominion of traffic that has always
meddled in politics, and in seeking to
suppress free discussion Of the matter,
Is preparing for her own defeat. L he
German Socialists are right in taking
a vigorous stand against the saloon,
and Mayor Seidel of Milwaukee is
right In suppressing all the dives
possible The working class will need
clear heads to meet the problems be-
fore it, and it can spend its money
better in spreading news of salvation
from every trafYie than in boozing.
The breweries might be couii Gated
and used for manufacturing alcohol
for fuel and lights, to be sold the
people at cost, thus employing all and
benefitting sll.-Appeal TO Reason.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-21
Our Ideals Busted.

WRIT FOR THE POINTER BY KUDYARu
RIPPLING, STAFF POET.
Teddy went up In an aeroplane
This week at big state Fair
And now we eau make him feel some
shame,
For Teddy's been up in the air.
Always before he has been self pos
sessed,
AS ccol as Teddy bear.
But he couldn't survive the airship
test,
He went way up in the air.
Always before quite calm and col
lected,
Twas marvellous, we declare.
We reckon he's feeling by now some
detected
Because he went up IN the air.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-21

There was an old lady all dressed in
silk,
~ no lived on lemons and ButtermiIk;
And, thinking this world was sour
old place,
She carried its acid all over her face.
Another old lady all dressed IN patch
es,
Lived vi on nothing but lucifer match
SO the world, made her straDgle and
cough,
And as sure as you rubbed her you set
her of.
And another old lady, all sunny and
neat.
Who lived upon sugsr,and everything
sweet,
Exclaimed, when she heard Of their
trouble, 81 never
For the world is so nee could live on
forever"
Now, children, take your choice
or the foods your hearts shall eat;
There are scurish thoughts, d bri M
stone thoughts,
AID thoughts all GOOD aud swee t:
Ana whatever the he4rt ie ia on,
Dear children, trust 10 are,
Is precisely what this queer old world
VIII seem to you TO pe.
Mary Mapes Dodge.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-21

n c. KENNEDY. n ToNaE -,
Vice Pres. y Genl 5lpt. ups
A. Rd,e. i7r. Pass Agt
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-21

Doan's Regulets cure constipation,
tone the stomach, stimulate the liver.
promote digestion and appetite and
easy passages of the bowels. Ask your
druggist for them. 25 cents q box.
l mo.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-10-21

Fl worth OF glass he buys. II will be
noticed that the ratio of to is about
the usual proportion in which the Re
publican party protects the laborer
and rich manufactures.
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a. -,S.,,td -. .,a;s,,in. 10 h,. fr;snda NJ
-, =, -, -, r.. ,,,d.,I n, r.rord
- ,. - -;
'o'"' WI 'Nns'oN - 80
"S''H =" Sc ha"'t '""'''
~. :, -L.,.
.,,, - -. -.
~.
"-sseA " oeh. ol' nov " ~Np ''
" ESQ =" IA" ~ no1' 100 '''''. =, ~
-, ,...,.,...''. -,
80 a., -, 90. ran, ,,, r,u,t
Z, sr,.,,. s,un and slipper, Rrsn, nlsh,
star, >ainlas no come,
= \ NJ Racs to BET Tried to settle 'nn.
theological dimculus> No'n "n' ~ my depth
Repeated aloud quotations from Nae"e'n anu
hamleh
Wv 'SA'' ''' "',"',,
-, 80 -. ,.,....,.-..- -,
-, -, -. -, al, ., .,.r..rn
o.I. rr,,., ,.,, ,t,,o, ,ry..chInr w.,rdI,
IS out again In dressing gown ana slippers.
hog barkinE thought heard burglars armed
myself With club, vent out into the passage but
found all serene
h'ne rest and 'o'se"a'n'''. "h'a J
'unpo,e meAn' 'eer.
','' ' - -S-.,',.-.
,,,,,,0, con
-.--
anu 80 on u,',i' :" :" wv "'o' @
m'fl al was "'ai'A 'oi q" ''ou' ""
"N"sioN ,"''','sscs '"s' W "'"1' no,
oeen ro'''u aS'eeP' ou' SsNe''e '''a' w
'"u'" "o' nav" 'VS' 'o"9'''us'''9e W.
',o,e man No 'o..s :" W" " .'','.
nS"'' wv o'nei ""u' 's''''"S o''''
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t.ARRY MAcoIp
Run for the Doctor

10 THF Error NJ Tar SrN.N| N,--
time chasing through N" Elosm,-r.-
Flathush lott vben Tho cod sla., ',V
fasi and thin. DID see a good trend A :.
gtng for home and N about an hour ~ 90
drop m on me Ia warm hum sslf nsfora .s
la, homestrrtoh spur from Tho .io-for..
when IN The humor hi Erea'es' dsligH' uls
~ s.ng his ale ~ NO"
when . va, married the VII -. ss.d Mann,
must u,r with rs
'-I' ,trorE ubioruon. tho feared - -ss.,
fIss.
Md - the dear Old la1y came sias' i-a- ,h.n
never GO.
,nd the uorSt IN dear she AWAY, qu..- ~
every dAy ~ -.
It,
Run for th- doctor. rnsrn- d,,r
Manras taEen AN'1Uy ope--
r.1 ',r NlGr ne for n1rfor C-u--
I'sor iaIl down don stop - gstun
IsU him shc'. col NE oli Alta
Ehruraurs un ana down her hA-s
Male haste dear. ~ c'sr fcar.
~n" u never i've uu ~ morning
vs. rsrrJed Ufe.s ,vinil- Ani nv hous- bs
doctor shor
There's ro'sinr tu' bottles art rssfy ,n'i. I.
40 house from bottom - 'oH
She ma went, bottles ~ Toni We. ard ,sss
always taking ril'S
The do,.'or "a h-r visits ana "a, ihe tcr'"fs
h'fs
soc su'.tr Ths Old lady complains ihAi y.
fnrirrsrion hi. nsr prrr dear uu'her dted TO
,rrprui,ior and rIunrsso runs 10 RE is-ah.
anu ~trrs urrr 80 ufts-- CONES On M gGs rags
40 Inc pens. sni shriess uI' all over uhe holss
,1arlr Rla 'or ,1- do-tcr g.
shes Away, IN the means and sroans ASoutas
nains sre feats
Complain, ~ loss ~ appetite. especially G'iT
meats.
IN. dies her port her drops Of short her
chicken. or lamb and pea-.
whil~ IN reduced N corn beef cold. and scns-
Time, bread and cheese.
Nice sIn-t g. stale crust and r-ss,. - 'ss
sitchen. but lust a. I'm Ee'iinv iuisres'., 10 ~
sunintuous fare. MY VII. shn-ss over tns
raristrrS
Cso,g' run FOR the doctoT A.
S,nce sne = been the house I've oesn = vr,Nssi
.Arhrlor quite.
mi, 80 ny wife % day. for she vie ~. ne
I'll nlEht
Sometime act ss.c.p and dream ! r., 's,tsd IN
Paradise.
Bu, the wife soon comes and turns ne osL AL
the weather cold - ter
Nie, antit n degree. bslor fresfing Esd
ran't md nv PANTS "Ne,sr mn1 tHsn. ,sar'
~, vie 90 - yuu are 90 A. ~, Mars
} dare uog it last get IN N. do-'or' " 'Ef.
Put her hesd IN hot water and aprly hot Hri-'
rush home and tell ry vtfr she ,r-esrs NY
nv head urder the bedrlotSsS unr' oa-- sgti
I'm turned out siih
Csarus. R''n '-r ,he Doctor a.
CHAELEsH scHorr.
TLArBusH. L I. September "a
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Catholic SEWINtRIES.
Arc Those In This Country Inferior To the
american CoIIrEr IN Rome

Z" tn EDITOR ~ THF So VI, Vow
hat his Eminsn'e cardinal Nanuu'ell j. IN
North Nm"rr'a. direct FROM hIS holiness
Iius y a great many American Roman
tarhoii'S la' and clerical would ike 20
haN~ h'S answer - tho following inquiry
Whr = o. that uesrly an the most trrpor'au'
and rI'nes' s"Ns .n irs United states are
gwen 90 ua-- srId-nrs Of 'hs Aruert,sn
collage m Rome Ihev nov m tho sees
~ N"N lora. E.oo.lvn. Bo.ron tnU'sHo.
.n'iuuei. cleveland. Indianapolis Ntn
tran'I-'o. g.
Are our American ssrninaTisS and OIL her
colleges d"'eriorattng IN virtue and learn
ing zeal and orthOdoNv' England. HuRhs.
y a. k~ur,ck dd not study IN Rome neither
DID our Dan pious. learned aud cultured
cardinal Gibbons noe DID The Rreai Arch
bishops ireland John T. spaldinE. RYAN.
k~ans Ns--n.r and Glsnnon
Nfs he AMERICAN College products a. a
body superior. ave. or even equal 10 ihsss
pr"lli"S' The priests here Who stud cd
n Rome are not more han . par cent II
the clsrEv IN tho ntted states WHY then
tho difference be- wesn tho quality aud The
quantity ~ the promo' ion-'
wish We could Obtain = sartSfactnrv an
.N~r 80 'h"-~ queries from tho powerful
and distinguished rspr~-~n'attNs 81 tho Holv
Fs'h~r ~ present -oiourutng IN this Western
HEMISPHERE
q NNrri,.N EoNNN CArHoitC.
Nv NrrN September -
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Reform az oxford.

The now scheme Of reform about 10
Conc before Ih" legislature Of oxford
University - extensive and ~ some
general interest though it deals mainly
With = constitution and administrative
machinery 80 peculiar 10 the place end
NJ such ancient construction that the
outside world - not likely to nav much
attention 10 what becomes Of them.
The three proposals Of most general
import arc: the abolition OF -compul-
Sorv Greek IN" establishment Of a
curriculum for business career, and
further provision for poor students.
Tho Hohdomadal Council which. to-
cether with chancellor Crr7oS. - re-
spoons HE for ~" schcnn bases IT. adj
wee 70 % away with "n!rpIlsorv Greek
upon tho fact that tho SCHOOLS which
iosd the university have already taken
this step. and upon tho insepIrable rc-
la'Ion NJ tho unrlpr-itv 20 the rest oi the
educational fabric nj tn country A.
~ he seunnd point. the council thinks
that "tNe concrete study of commerce
'ar raIily~h" undertaken at Oxford, hit
inro."e. lo''urcshlp IN accpun'ancv-
'oT.rz. and diploma - 10 granted
'or .. '."nrv m -uch = mixture uf ccn-
n0r4C-. uolt''il science and modern
.gr= .ICCs - WICht h" proht ible for y
,rr-u'rrial ,"rHrT. directly ~ Other.
p.-r n apr"nis to tine tho opinion
'.1' iug,-h mon II hu-irc-s arc he
ming m"r" aud more ,r'ry fnc,.d ~
o.. ID a"faCcs " Inivcr-tv cour.a
though Il -rtard- m" vnuih'- start At
No. making, on account of the -Ipc-
-o- Judgment and breadth " mind 10
ro derived rom such training - IN tho
"a point. poor students are 10 have
thor uath -moo;hcd rather by q reds
I"HU' or Of existing cndowments than
hr fr",h provision. the Council re-.
r"ritng unfav"ra6lv on suggestions
tina. di-'In'tiNclv worklngnrn4 COL
.sse. or . 'pil"ge Tor poor men a. such.
mould n" started IN the universrv.
Tho scheme cannot be carried out tall
.,'if"d by the two houses Of the uni
,.rsIty parliament Tn" smaller house
Congregation. which - composed of
'"sfdent officials. teachers. Sc. - likely
lp be- favorable 10 n, but not 30 the
arGsr house. Convooation. which never
seems 20 desire any change and must
=" - oontcntssi q BODY OF men a. any
"a tho world II includes nonresident
members and a great many OF the coun-
O." -Tiirrs and parsons who -'iIi form
ne backbone ~ conservative England
A. .roson' rhe last legislative word
r"-'- "n'n Cow Grafton. winch explains
e." -.....auo -ta'" of rrdeervatiOn en-
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NsVs New Nations,ism: : I"uri ~
Adaptation

/" THT triroV ~ THI So y" Would
~ NJ No vel '"r 'he President ana tho on
gre~- ~ fhc I uusI states 70 sppotu' rom
mr. able-l and vI~ss' uIen. not nr,ezsariIy
an 81 ;hem Law ver- q p~-u..'ual body. With
nNsd salaries. vbIrh HlEht 10 called Tho
IoIr' 81 NdHp'a'ron. vh"sa duty . vHt
he M the light 81 common Justice. puhii'
put'v and 30" hs-i Interests of an tho REQ
plr di-intrrr-'SiiN 10 ASCERTAIN Nhat H. hest
10 10 don" ~ gwen case. and then leave
~ 10 tho IiIIrff7 in select vhrrh body tho
supreme ourt ur me ourt ~ Ndautationt
10 Vill choose - hear hts 'a-' amt give =
dec son ihat dc0isrnu II" he rnu and to
govern both parties
" ~ Would ~ unfair 10 'ra,~ 'r.s -
lection 80 tho ulain'.N alone then plsintiT
ant defendant - ,Efrn on hi'h ~ tho Two
bodies 81. to drcids tho ,a>s "r On tho event
vt thor beng unable 90 are" 'hev are then
fp -. the P~r~drn' ~ he that hird psrtv m
N. matter and ir" decision 81 tG,o nut ~
Tho three - prevail Nh"'her tho 49, snail
10 heard and rn,i decision rendered hind.
ing On both rdr'le.. hN tho Supretr~ court
- the nltcd states or ~ tho court 81
Adaptation I"UN NANpFrRtLr
NUTuBr "a september -
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THE iN.JO.
Us Reputation injured ny steel strings
and Clumsy Performers.

To rHt Tpitos ~ THE Srs whe,her
~ not th- hanins ~ chosen sneiiuun FOR Inc OFT
pouring ~ tAs alleges inheren' music N the soul
- the unblesrh~t AMERICAN ~sems iTreieN ant O.,
tho Discussion ~ 49, rn~~ItV 49, musical instr
mont Inquiry slorg mat linz would r-ohshly
tend neither 10 rals- no. lower u In popular
e.umhtlrn
~ long - our taste, d Ter there most assuredly
will h~ ~idsly ,srytnE opinions - - whether N.
sound, cuanatnE from ~ strings 81 the han ~
sre riusir Or othcrSi,s TNs gene Al tenor ~ he
Iettcr> IN TVS SuS hsN ,esu~d ~ b. ihst me In
s'rIrrrrt urpiuc~i something no' music and that
% belonged IN no -sur Cat~gNfN - thr lrvshArp.
mouth organ ard Other ussr respectable members
~ ne fsrrll, ~ n<r'Ifo music prr,ifIr-rs
o. L. rsslb -esu fhst - rTUrN tnfAN o~ah'e optr
i'm sngiuEs from tcrpfsnrr ~ from Nrriudire ~
tss'~ T'-pbNblN r1o,t ~ the general public has
derived - knowledge ~ the riurh rnaIIrncd IN
strurnsni from Inc ssrris ~ Auds, iaus m steel
s'-InE hsnin, paJ 81 With ptcks NJ Vonicr thcy
hold " In siight esteem
IN 'he hrst pls~r. ne us~ NJ .'ssl siriagS IL IN
shorirstion Tho p~rlisr construction ~ ~
inStru ncu' nr,rssi'stss ihr eulpipl fnrnt ~ gut
strings mu-ical 'pnss are 10 ~ secured IN
tho second risrr the strings shoutf he ntckst
win me hn=rrs snf thumbs srd with soothing
s's~ when - strung and picked w banjo il sn
Instrument Of remarkable possibiiuss
~ stage WORK however. unlcss IN the hands
~ = rerformsr ~ uHususl abiuiy. gut ,'-inr, snf
picking with me nnEsrs arc unSaiI>far.or, "
me me- iorit, ~ banjo playing Vaudeville issms
are not expert. and quantity rath~r han q'laI.
~ 81 -ound - their apparent cbirr steel strings
and rick. generally emplo,c 90
nder ihes- handirsDs mo bario h.s hr-- ~,
,entsd 10 the public ami naturally hA, been con
d-rnnen Anything would meet 'hs Avn. 'st-
were - vaudeville version accepted o.. ~ bs.is
Of - appraisal
NV NoRE september =
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joysd BY relics OF the past in Oxford.
The scheme proposes TO deprive Couvo-
cation OF this last word; but will Convo-
cation consent to ratify the scheme and
80 curtail It's powers by ~ own act II
would ~ a more progressive deed than
any Yet standing against II, and II need
not be expected for a moment To occur.
were it not that compulslve threat
j. hanging over ConvoCatlOn' head.
II the scheme il reiscted. Government
- to he asked tn aDpoin; a commission
with powers to override all local au-
thorities. II i known that Govern
ment will consent and tina, such COM
mission will be quite hostile To the uni
vrrslty StandpatterS.
Changes may he expected then at
oxford within the next few wears
for there will be- no hurrving m the
parliament nv the Isis.
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large trees are set out they be cut back
no more than il absolutely necessary
until after July l. All the cut infested
wood ought n be burned. and there
must be moderation IN pruning.
In the Wc.t, which once suffered
calamitou-ly from gras-hopper depre-
dation~. there used to he parasite, the
tachinidse. that swarme1 about the
grasshoppers and DESPATCHED them by
myriads. Then there vas the fungus
mole known ~ empussagrill that could
be- cultivated and when thrown on a
plant or shrub infested by the pests It
poisoned and destroyed the -hoppers.
In hrs initial circular Or. SMITH saws
nothing about such means and instru-
ment' To annihllate the periodical To-
Gusts. He has sounded a warning, and
we suppose the ammunition Of destr'ic-
ton will he supplied when the campaign
- about tn begin.
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Prisoner. ~ the FOO

10 rPr rpIrpr ~ THF SrN 80 ~. .snti
rrsu's sNnrcs>~i b. q 1r'h0rIi. Cprn corr.
spond~ut ~ % .isy So ahprt me treatment
- in~ wet b-s- ~ ~" .oo rrrrn'Iy meet Win
~ hcir's annrutsl
This ~err1. s.lfsh- 'fuIs - ,au me attention
~ me ~ocie'y for inc Pre-, -ntlon ~ Cruelty IN
Nrimal- IN ne Tsrnsr In which many ~ the an.
mai, In ths tentTai Par Sop confined Ths
condition ~ an ne animals = bad enough but I
refer particularly 10 4 number Nhrh are confined
ih- hillside near ths large b-sr rit, Thee
animals arc confined Tor a. long - thry i've In
RACES vhlrh are - small the animals ran hardly
'urn around. nuch less get me ner-.sArs sHrrr -
to Lrs1 them in proper hrslih
THis seems 10 matter which should he
rcmsdIrd a. once. AMI am Surprised that " has
been allowed 80 sxisf - lone O. WHtasI
NEw NoHE. Sept-mbrf "a
TO ~ nuor ~ THE So IN rHF grN
~ September =, T-anrss Wor'hinston rsp-rs.es
tnd'Ens uun =, the treatment ~ snlrns.s confined
W no more eSnecialy referring 20 No rer-nt
c..s - th- Nrrtir bear
an IN st rnua'hy with me --0rt Tor = he ttsr
.'a'- - ming Th~ u'i.s suy ono learn. ID, far
ot rrhalsncrd b. me harm don- IN Asrp.ng .,.
shs~r rlry are ont ~ tneir element
nope 'nr brt'sI state ~ hing
iGNF- TtNptsg
.,sS GEoyT september -
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Tho >ortnary ~ sufferer From
Insomnia.

Victims NJ insomnia. especially n they
are well along IN years will bs inter-
ested IN the experience of Mr. EDWARD
MABsToN the veteran English publisher,
and perhaps Comfortci and encJur-
aged bv - In ms eighty-slIth year he
- still Young enough fo~ Az fishing and
Other outdoor reCreations requiring ac-
uyltv He complains OF insomnia and
his friends laugh at him. saving that he
talks lik" a man OF 80 bU' looks 10
more than 81 He cor-ults hl- physI-
can. who - incTc,!ulous and tells him
he has IN" pulse ol youth and the
tongu" that goes with sharp appetite
and perfect digestion
Mr. MANSION admits that he eats with
a relish and has a good pulls. hut r.rter-
ateS that sleep seldom VISITS his eyelids
II : easy and natural u say that the
hardy old gentleman - m tho land Of
pleasant dreams when he THINKS that
he - staring wId" eyed into the dark
ness but he knows better 10 prove
hls case he recently kept u journal for
one night WHICH he includes m an arti-
~" in the current Thnmb,rs. JDurn1I
Feeling tired he went to bel ~ gJI
+. VI rcsOlute 10 sleep n hr could bv
counting sheep jumping over - -rIl"
repeating doRgerel ami rcSorting TO an
the other tune honorei devI"p- for losing
consciousnesS By ~ Oclock he ION.
.cluded thai II Vas gong 20 no an =, o.
age night. Il occurred 20 him that
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In hs speech a. the Press Club The
Or'v Honest Man made these remarks
about the Hon WILLIAM BARNES. Jr.

In hIs speech a. the Press Club The
only Honest Man made these remarks
about the Hon WILLIAM BARNES Jr.
m one - ~ ,ons, ms evening tcuchinE
r.''reur. va, made 10 one ~ the grea' leaders
- 80 opposition. Who wa l-rr,errn'ly referred
~ a, R,E>siE 'n'ns NJ B,E>Es believes
'ra' ~ rcor- raunot govern thenssNrs and
49, 'r7Ir'ar' % IL D., lur, Incidentally hts N
s-s,f. 20 govern 'nc1r wong ny belief l. mat
irr people IAN crn Themselves AMI tHai T. -
rD, -Ity o., n-ln 'n,rr 60, -r1 themselves rEh,
larh"r m IN" dav tho same impsCca-
~" authority thus described the Chasm
thar vawnS between him and the same
hhan. d"yl worshlppcr.
am I.iesi be,set m m, enemies an
80, rspu,n~l, rr,t~fuI ~ Nr R,HNss io- ma,
b.. .rro'.,.pH,I. maze me ..g4- 80 c.r,- - %.
.s.-0 vHH' ~ b. 0.cs.r.i 10 csu r,,.e,- 'u,n un
'r- ore .rs. ami On inc "'7~- -" ne auIAar"
~ 'r. ur-. rr,.7 'rt element ~ mo IT,. D.. r-.s
ohI.h rse-s 90 control pHltt~. ln connection NlJh
D. .su-..
Nh BARNES has been surveyor OF the
Tor Of Nhany since '>n ndcr Mr.
BoosFvrLT.S iim,gstration H. con-
l''l'Ni 'N' lA'INibt' al IAdlIOildS' bl
ihln, count IN" municipal gov
Crum"nt or Albany AZ" from ms hand
lie was a ~uppor'rr 81 Mr. ROOSEVELT
ari h" was warmly supported by Mr.
Ruo~ryFiT They were a. thick a. two
enthusiastic pra'tIScrs and benehCIaries
CO. boss government ought 20 be. MIR
EuuSGyIlr looked To Mr. RARNFs for
hoIp % Ac"p'Hg tlgh' hold on the state
{. E1ularron and sending The right sort
~ in.":.'"~ ro IN" national Rrpubhcan
co.. cnuou.
N'r. BAESt~S system NJ government
during On" long Years N which hr
WORKED m haEmouv with the Boss NJ
bosses was Ir-t IN" same a. Il il now
IN" Ross nt Bo~-es was delighted ~
louE ~ Nr BARNFS helped him. MIR
E'rNTs has rrac'lset and practise-
Eoo.eve''lsm 30 far a. that il prac-
g. al srlenrc of government and not
warmed over Brvanism. POpulism and
-. tllsm. ONLY when the Albany boss
refused 10 obey tho former Boss Of
Bo-sos ili ha' university Of the virtues
sSrommuuIra'" hum.
R'RNEiE - a boss sul on tho Job
TFupH - an "I-boSs who is trying 20
come back
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18


The people Of New Jersey are slowly
rallving from the debilitatinG effects OF
a summerlong struggle with their natu-
raj enemy the mosquito. when DIR. JoHS
Il SMITH the state Entomologist an
nounces that Cicada septenieclm i
coming next May
Cicada tiblcens with his strldent asSur-
ancr that n - going 20 h" hotter than
ever gets on Nour nerves but he -
only he dog dav harvest Nv after all. a
dpmagogIe Of Insects, Who Was Ingcn-
Iou<v construct cd for noise and los using
his skeleton az a sounding hoard and
vibrating his timbal and opercula can
make himself heard for quarter OF a
mile He - always with us and is no
blight on agriculture. But Cicsda sop
tendecim - different sort Of locust
He has an evil record Terror heralds
him. and he has been known 10 leave
famine in his track He - capable OF
converting n paradise into waste.
The call IN arms ls ALWAYS sounded
when the punctual periodical cicada IL
exported
Where this pest appeared IN 1894 u will
he seen again like an army unnountable
In the interval u has hem preparing
m tho bowels IT the earth for the raid
" 1911 Or SMITH gives the particulars
IN "A circular Issuei ~ nurSerymen.
frlr growers and farmer-
Nccoriins tn th- records gathered IN sai th>
brood cover, practically al ~ bergen COUNTY.
scattered area 10 Pssssic county smsn areas near
Iiur',bYrg AMI PspaAaung In Sgs,eI 90 In',.
practically al ~ Morris. mon. tissst ana Hui
.on coInue, q few areas In Mercer county. t-rrs.
ula- sr..s 81 over M4dIe,sI county. scarering
points In ne Eastern part ~ Monmouth county.
,rsu patches In ocean and BuSiing ion counue,
rensapaen and vi~inity n camden county s~at.
, t.rtrg SECTIONS ~ me sou'hWe>t-rn rsri ~
Gio4~e,'-r amt salem counties. irregular Areas
ihro4ghnu' Atlantic AMI Cumberland counrie..
aud ~ me wooded sections IN mo Cape MAY
rerinsga
Lake tho mosquitoes Of 1910. tho pc
rlodical locus's Of 1911 viii w. most
abundant AMI pcrniCious m eastern
New Jersey II does not follow W. take
heart 10 hopc that there will br 'umu-
lativc plaques n"N' wear. That would
bc prospect intolrrabr II The mos
pIto hordcS should ba strongly rccn-
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