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RRSTR iINT or W. RIDER.
Need Of Mere stringent Laws On Reg ard
TO the sale OF Weapons.

10 IHt fpIIuR 80 IHf So ~ The
attempt On MaNor OaNnOT- lf- AMI tue
dsIIN record Of hOmi'Id-- reported IN the
new >pau-T- ,sll attention again 80 the Iack
Of protection y hi'h The Law affords 10 de- ent
,itiyen- against the horde Oi vicious person
~ho are going shOut armed Sth the evident
paTpO-- ~ 'onmIttinz VIOLENCE ~h-ne 81
he opportunity comes
The druggist - fOTUtdd-n 10 --ll pO,son-
AItbOui dO"iOt pres. uptIun. bui thr man
DeBt Un --li-i--t ~, lion OF th- d--tu,, ion
Of others Tree to purchase a. many
Weapons a. h- plea Is
n ~-eus impossible % ~ntOp- The pro.
visions OF The lev reuuITtns p~T-Ons ~ no de
sire 10 AIRY arms 10 --'urs p-rm7 u~fOte
hey ,An dO 49,
The Onl, NsV q reduce murier, and shoot
iug a6taNs 10 The minimum 10 20 tOIBid
SIns. revolver or kniN-- 10 p~rsOn- NhO
have not rT=t secured permit he
dealers shOuld 10 required to fUTu ia an
nv ent OTv of such gosEl- 10 the police ~
petIOdi, al intervals and n Duplicate of ths
permit under shiCh each weapon - -Oid
should - retained The Laws "a i-Eard
also 10 revised 81 tLst anN one de-irng -
purChH-- arms WoulI have 20 b- NouCh-d
Tor bv pefsOn- Ot gOn-i 'hata'i~r sui " ould
DesoDli yed 20 giN- go"d reasons Tor d--'uns
To puT hsss NeapOn II IL only IA tht- ~
hat tho vicious elrurni ,au he disc fmed
The Law does not PENN any person -
inches long The lav N frza'd 10 rev oil 49,
should pTONIde tha' no one MAY EAR,
revolver less man -tEhireu M h~- lpug
There Nouli T." IA" '"n'-ai"i N-ap"h- Nt'l
su'h = Law
The law co. Enslsnd france and ter
many m rsgHUi 20 Tie earn Ing Of Weapons
= ~ much MOTE stringent han "ur- snd ih"lr
death roll from homicid" - consequently
much les II 10 time that w. did -oue'hlng
." ape tbs nio' iron" ouI 49, h-"n
howard " SI,EF
~ A
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M.s Term. ne asae wnh ~. '.,rmsa
Esemy ~ >ew J~r.s,-

20 the editorial Music IN NrS 1rrsey In THv
SIS o. august -. AMI hs,ins noteed your vii
insne>s hsip In tho solu'ion OF peTps SlnE prob
lens 7 ure IN as. considering hov the Ne~
Jersey legislators have hsmpered " smith In
nj, eroris % ''tsrminats she mosquitoes ghs'hrr
cover nor Iort should no. he sssed 10 rAi special
session ~ No Legislature TO meet the common
snemy Perhaps = petition Ia the nosau,oes
-edussunE them AFTER 'heir seasons 'Ampaign
". over nest the Iavmskers ~ Trenton IN
January would prove more eTsctNr take o.
thAt The members Of Inc last Legislature now
rsAu's hat on ac-oun' Of their inartion 'hcy s-s
sung IN more pAvs 'nsn on~ something mus,
h~ don~ Mss rsse o'tn~ srrNi,A'of the tties'
NFN NuEE august - igsatyIrg
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I with charar'rri~ii thor"urhn"ss the
/ Imperial Statistical Dfii,e 1T Germany
/ has examined aud abulatcd the smokers
/ Of that country. The results are un-x-
! pected. for the proportion of the family
outlay that ~ spent for tobacco IL IN
some cases ~ high ~ y per cent The
amounts expended for the IrIrpo-e IA
certain families were a. follows
Scvcnp 'our famine, o. NO person, each
o. - - fAmtnss 81 three persons each ~ 10:
families ~ fouf person, "ach - - m families OF
nv persons zach 'Is, 'ls families u ia persons
zach s. - ~ families Of ,~Vrn pet zach o. ~
~ families u eight persons zach 81 - q fAmus.
o. nine persons r,,r sIT 5 famiir. Of tsn per
sons zach 80,
III" proportion uf expense for smoke
10 inihi household expenses y" these
f,mili.~ worked "w hu~
S.,-nN tour 'sntnrs l : p~r rsnr i.-o 'an!
LES per crnr ~; families . per c,ni va i,n,
lrr- per CsBi o., fsmInrs sud ~ isnthe, 0
80 c-nt NJ famine. PCT cent o., isutu-> :
rrr cent aud fsn'tur, Sprr crnt
The families "a " hUs- budgets the ~.
peus'-- for tobacco cut the largest figure
were th"-e al IN, ais. as NAV be-. seen
from IA" hE,Ir-s reprinted below
Iuo>- S4-ndins .uder 49, duuns ne ,rAr
lrr 'sm,, ~orsnrn femme. spsnt s. =. FOR
'pusrco or psr cent spendtns from s,S 20
$3.50 vorsmru Sc fsuuss - Is o. . PEI cen
or'rs.. fsu.n-~ 49, 81 = per rem ,psna
lrt iron stsI 'o sac W"rsn-u - 'smlles - -
or p~r 'rn' on'cs.. 10 'snIur, So 90 prr
.-u' sgsuoIns S'1s .u Isss ~UrAu.u ~ sm
Inc, g. ~ ~ per cen uT,sl. - 'antu.s "a IS
or per otnt SPREADING sec - sil' uorAmsr :,
rptues q NJ Or !: prr con- omciss ~ famine.
g D.. 81 u-r cent spending ,T'' q S;- Uorz
men io fannie. Sss Or p-r csur 90, o.. -
'anIic, 80 or y per sen ~ .u 800 no
o,rrsi ~ "r,uAr. s'.r..r, {. e. su,r,s go,
~ 'ots -Gp-nt tHF,.
school teachers ~-r" rh. h--t ,Is-
toners 1T the tuha'o"Hr~I- thew bills
for The weed averaging g. ~ q wear ar
S. wear more than thD-.. nf the u.N,
hlgh'--t 'onsnrnrr- II was learned that
officials 81 se,nndary rank permanently
appointed spent g. - fuu -uuk- while
those not permanently ippu,ut.d -u.ni
"uiN SS. IhIs Was higher han 'h-
"NI-n~'-S "n thI- account 81 INDEPENDENT
hp-iu.-- men. whu-r 'uhac'u bills ran
~ an iNrTag" ~ t3S' whlc ,tvi! ell
gIucrr~ AMI 'uu~' rI,fpt~ we're most
si-Irrni"u- u-lug hr' - "ut- worth If
IN" weed
The table, STOW that there = IttI-
dIher"n," between The tobacco ex-
per-''- nf ~alariei penS"ns and laborer-
and non" "f th"~" approao he'd the school
teachers IN devotion ~ the h"lv herb
ui'otian VIII the followers II RoRERT /,
REED and M" Rev GFoRGR TRASH m !
s'-' N view "i 'hl- weakness Of the Ger .
man p"dag"gurS that educatro q. a
fAlLmrr,
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III" I nIt"d states ar To- any chang" 10
tArin ute
The advance wis re, commended Mr.
hDEICH saws hv the Treasury eVIerts
VIM had b.rn assigned - as-l-r the
Senate Commute" IA the pi"paralinn ni
amendments They thought that ~"
rubber good rur's- should hr uniform
with the ralr- imposed on similar manu-
iacur"~ IN Other pats al ~" hil II
was also believed that ih" - per cent
ra," would net br excessive .ludrr
Nu'rrTrT Trr ii" Board ii G,n"ral
Appraisers uid Gated a. Hn Imperative
r'isun for ~" uniformity desired. ,sp
Irrigated eases growing Oui ui disputes
about constituent parts nf manufaC-
turrd artIcl''S that were Nartouslv taxed
Finally. th" increase of ) per cent would
bring IA t;OOusD more revenue. whlch
was much needed ~ tarlff expert
SENATOR BRIsTow Is no do,Ib, competent
TO debate this feature II The case with
his colleague
concerning Mr.. BKISTows serious
reflection upon the integrity oI his col
league. the senator from Kansas may
plead i,I>, ~ that he al not und"r-r and
I he rubber business aud that the sta
: lsil'- had gone Ia hls head
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Pr~.ea' Ds, Pirates

w wCre rrowded IN the cabin
Not q passenger could slecp
10 was midnight IN me patsts
Nnd a storm wAN on the deep
hat no word shout the tenprs'
Onred from OF our rsllid Hps
~ ~ct" all 'Oo bus, banning
Inc I1iu itJ Of ur>'
Tia = frarf'i ming IN winter
- he sha'trred los the hip.t
md 10 hear The 'rt,IlnE tr,,rnp~,
Thunder tut away the irasv-
Bu' TITS pom Of our childhood
FNint, q ~rcae thA'', somewhat lame
Tar more fesFfih are the stewards
AnJ their wholesale holdup asmr
F,eryvhst~ fellow wAndsrS
smiling stewards haunt his natr
Table strsards. statcroon stewards.
stewards NJ the dee. and hath
stewards meet you. stewards greet ,op.
FROM the tine ,ou step aboard.
Flaming hos 10 separate ,uu
from our much "erlr'-d board
Men NAV taik about old MAJ lbsard
ten nay tAlA % apiain Mid
Nut 10 neither ~ thO-s ~ortrIr.
Nced TIE seward llft his I'D
Tfey were more or less strrr,sftI
TrUot,iTE Old urne ship,
hHt ne MODERN nrean terror
Is the s'evafd sccking upsi
DENIs 4. Mo- AAInI
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From no CAs1g3 T''buTs
NEEDLES made from steel wire Shrr e
hTsI cut out By .hssrs from colts INTO me 'sns'h
Of the needles 10 " made AFTER bath % 80
bits a. has been eat Out thsy are placed .na
nars then rolled uuii perfectly strsiGh' 80
the needle pointer takss up dozen or - e. -
wires snd roll, them between his thumb anu .'
ger with their ends on . turnlnE Grindstcne. h''.
and then the other being ground The I..' 70
steei robbins neat fed into = machine . H.- D
hattens ana EIttsrs the heads after Shicn ~
eyes are punrhed.
ines are com plets needles hut rough tni
easily bent Careful heating and sudden coo iut
gives them the nsressaTJ temper, snf nothing .
mains but to rive then, thsir mai polish -
coarse cloth needles are spread 20 the nImeei ~
fort, or hNy thousand. Emery dust II s'trse
ther. OIL Il sprinkied and soft soip
dauhed Over the ct0ih. which. rOiied ugbt1 "
throSn into pot with diners n mere ~ rolls arn
for twelve hours more
when taken IRON this friction bath The need'f'
rsIuire oaly rinalns y dean aoi ss'er "seA
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p ~ tptToR OF Tar SuN- ~ fe'
constant Reader. who wants cure 'or
neura-thenia. Try a glaasful Of ale before
koIng TO bed In the morning he will aUass
refreshed and reiuVenAted BEFORE LONG
M. insomnia and nervousness Will vanish
Ike The GENT whom confronted win ne
tall smanic word II iSa reS cure" ths' .
aimo-t hvpno'i' IN ts effect and inhusnes.
probably due ia The natural nerve rest"r-
ing energy OF the health building hon
rerhap. all the more potential because nat
uTsl and simple u.
NV NURE August ~
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studies In LOYALTY.

An oyster RAY despatch 10 the Tr,h-
u"' reports these instructive mono
log'eS 81 IN" lnsurgent Twins
"' course ,ou snos ,sid he W. . y
G'E'IyLr maj 49,. going % he OFT West
sith 'hc 'olonr and ve talked ahoutth.
N~s chirsf In W. PI~cHor ". snail n.
utth hin, :, - Paul sRd ~ Denver and Oss.
us'o-is
~" non 10 Uith MIN 81 The ume YOU
.nos supplemented NT G.syIsID ven b.
r'v~'nns and pic. him up A. tho,e places
The Colonel has no, a delicate consti-
tuition and would refuse the sympathy
which tins prospect n his Western peri-
CARNATIONS NAV well stir IN tender hearts.
Besides. what concerns tho country and
1h" Republ"an party - not whether
IN" Twins ar" 10 he with HIM. hut
~het n"r h." - To- ~ with them
The still doubtful answer 10 tina, 1,Ies-
ton IL awaited with interest not merely
nv politicians and -ociologi-,s but bv
Psychologists and moraiist-.
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Net R4STHENIt.
Advice. Directions and Prrsrr,p,,.o, .,
Its ture.

D.
'"'e'
U" rHF Editor "F TN s. ~, ,.
plying Ia the inquiry 81 -t"nsiaur Is.d.,.
for a cure for nrurastheniS e 4! NJ.
Kindly publish the following "t 30 - .,tse.
b Tor his b"nent, ar Tor any one ..r fl.,Ty
amI"ied'
The CONDITION of the body vtU,. .U..
ally characterized a. nsuras'h.u.
Invariably brought about bv lobr 49,
continued 'our-r Of improper living d..
term improper living comprise .,r.s..,
OF any kind either of diet or had h.b,,,
| In the absence Of bad habus. dnIR alcohol
, or Of the senses. the ordinary sufferer from
neuras'henia A. well as OF any U.r,s-.J
bodily function may look With rsr-a,p,,
To an Improper diet a. the seat 81 Tho dA
Guilty. and only through its corr~ctioh n.v
certain benefit lie secured Drugs are dan.
gerous and htile.
Humanity - grossly ignorant OF Tho ess.n.
tisls Of right living. and this ~ manlfesisa
most strikinEiy In the absnr'iitieS Of the aver.
age mans diet. That food should he N.
source OF nearly all human ills IL usually 70.
ceived with derision when suggested 10 IA.
average man. lie would much rather h.
Iieve II was due to some mysterious vista.
ton OF Providence. and he ALWAYS .Ipec,s
that there 10 some royal road 10 hsal,h
through the administration ot drugs AMI
nosi runs
No cure was ever made by man he body
cures itself. and when II reaches h. no,nt
hers u has not sufflcient reserve Dow or To
accom- plish this feat then death ensures
sIckne.. ~ the ChaTacteristic action NJ
he body in iiz effort TO cure itself hat 4.
TO eliminate something within itss.i which
). pTr judicial TO its health This something
We call poison Barring the accidental ~
int eut tonaI administration OF active po,sops
the only source from which such ppi.on.
can come ). from the food which vs.. ca
Food Of the right kind and in the prop.y
quantity viii he digested without tho for.
nation of pOisonS Improperly Ige.ied
food results IN putrefacfive changes inca
release polsons and which produce sickness
The obvious and rational course than /.
TO first give the body chance 10 psrform
It's .IiminatiVe functions and rid itself ~
, n. poi-ons - hich are causing its % health.
secondly to stop the supply The fr.t
condition can he assisted by exercise hr
I ne drinking Of pure water, which cleansss
IN. body. and by warm water IN Ieotiops
which assist the bowels The second con.
,ittion can he brought about nv eating sim.
NH. food and IN n limited auantitv Animal
rood IN decom po.ing releases the NOS,
danverou. and stimulating poisons IN.
nr.t step in The cure. therefore - the elm.
in.,ion from the dietary Of ali animal foods
me,,. .gys milk butter &c
A. d.6n,,. supres,ion which b.v.
...n .,,c,e.d in my own case a. we'll a. !,
o,h.,. xhar. eyerything else failed I woun
s,,,,..., 70, ,on.t.n, Peader- thai for . 80.
-, No, hi, . hut fr,i,-oranSe. Vrap.,r,,
nj an. o,tb. many GOOD fr,,it.,hatcan
h. secured in IN. market Drink. beforp.a,.
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-grsnds crus.- thai have especially suf.
fersd. The tale ~ Burgundy il that there
will be but 80 casks % Chabn-. the Cote
don will send out only an eighth. the
Bea" iul1is only a ;ift Of the usual amount,
White lower Burgundy viii have ma win.
at all The uilonk IA Champagne i-
hlirk fN-n IA the Mid, he vines IA the
Nat country have Suffered much In.
resuli fpr ~" consumer will he that Infr-
'lOr and foreign wines will he substituted
fhr thn-s he - familiar with. and tho
frrn"hmrn wh" Uses The cheap vines Will
have ~ pay f,r Il double What hc did last
yea
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Subscription, h, M.n. Postpaid

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l,.1N NNuS'. NpNr. Pc Non "a
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so rhr,As MONEY urdtl. a, ~ nr . hGe pay
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ctsuon. rdWsrd y Mitchell 10 Nassau street
Treasurer ~ the Association. .. lAhau. ~
Ns,>su sweet secretary OF ths N,,ocisuon, - N
quinn lsu Nss~aI street
London once Fnngham iIou~- Nrlnds street
S'rard The daily snd Slndsy ~ are on ale In
ondcn - ne Nmrri,An and ,o'ouial Nrhangr
60 Ton street I'g"n' street snd lfav steam ,nip
AgSu,l ~ Grrcn stree ,tanug ,JO,s Hoad
Tarsorre = pur l-nuts II Grand TIRE daily And
: .nday editions on sale a. kio~qur .. near he
t.r,nd Fo't. hio>gus =; Boulc. ard de- 'sUu' nr~
rorrrr place ds Iup'rs ,ni hio>dtr ~ BuutcN ard
o. l.AIcus Gunner Rue o., l' GrLnd
~ es,Ins me civ inr 'hc summer vou NAV
fs,r IH ~ ,Tn' 10 'u. ~ mail a. the rec a.
n>.rtruon rates sdirr>,r. E~InE changed q,
often ~ desired u.i~-. r.r" he ~'uf through
an, n-V>Csa - - %, .ne nur.rs Unu nr..
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Z Drm"crati" senators PRAISE Of
the prOgrr~-iNr>.

rEr lnsurRenI Republicans Who call
themselves Prugr,--Ivr~ arr, a great
body uf men ~ b" current upinlnn 81
SENATOR lsIpOE R'NNtE 81 MARYLAND
he j. h,ghIv pleased with their >plrrr,
aud Their d"t"rnlnatIuu ." rIlr 81 Tmu
tIlis Inn wr'h admiration. SurNrvIng
N" n'li uf conflict be- ~aN>
.u,.rscu,, sgs.u,i r,,pns poIl',,a, ,nnd,
uou, in Toe rruu bb'an psrtN o, spreading % NE
ur,' AMI ., ruu,ug ia,'. and 30 b.. gnnu ,Isr.
D-.,., % m-ars the retirement ~ m-n from
y.u., p VITO Ought 20 uss" 20. OF - % some
Inr Hsu ,uu rIr M son ~ rev snd vital
,,-...... .u." Tue organ. alton 81 me H-put Ii,su
.s,n
VI R'NNFE - deeply Interested ia
rnW m the huus-hold HIS View ot the
-up-rlail8r m-iIts "l "a" Insurgents
ind rh"lr ,aiur iu the country hr shares
with all true Democrats liur W. ha,"
mur,. titan DIM r",nll,, ton uf "A s,.t
-Jrt.,.,h he ma,i" ~ the senate ~ the
la-' ~">-i"u of Congress wherein he
,uuN - is,.d h- admirers with hiS vIIips
and EI,+- al the -EI--ii--' 81 th, la
sargent SENATORS badgrring the Hon
.lO>NTH.\ pKbNIISS DOI.IINIE partIcu-
larry Nr R.NNtE - W. r-In-mb"r
the occasion and the scene. told ~" In
-,Irgru'- hat they We're. Democrats bat
did net know y. aud ooIn~-ll-d them -
return To the fold Il they Would not Juin
The parry ui .IhFtEESuN aud JACKSON
MIR DOIIIykKS rrior' shaved u" hove.
foe that parry Rather he -purn-d
~ aud affirmed hrm>-lf Republican
Evidently senator RNNNEE S-tributr- ~
his stage 81 h" tampa, "a - d,--,Eu-d
10 fan 'hr flame 81 krpubl'an DIV son
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Z Mental asae,i,

&" rat EpIroE ~ THE Sr> ~ Sew.
eral years ago various premoni'ion- made
me conscious Of II lowered nervous force
ami PROGRESSIVELY the phvsi,al ana mental
operations in,rea Ssd IN discomfort until !
reached the damnAhle sage ~ -elf-pi'y
from which by efforts al -elf-Con lrol found
more relief than can he estimated nv 'hosa
arrirted. hut have not thus far brought the
measure INTO combat HOFE.
NV NuEk August ~
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The Praise of sasH

To rRv FDIrop ~ TsE SUN So vha' rss
has - : TIE Manhattan Phiiosorh-r n
drsw the Inc a. snun' There l. less obieruos
sble odor from the Use OF snus than from oiEs
rsttes and T. Is claimed that the use 81 sng- ore
serves the teeth SMILE absolutely nothing ~an =.
said IN favor 81 the Other article
smoking IL certainly not . desirable hast 10
boys, hut for women aw GLAD ras
Dung before n was a habit utth Then
wv ,otS August I. r.. "
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u - time that something definite and
authoritative were made known about
the archaeological discoveries announced
year ago aS having been made at Bel
,nOnis Piccno. near Ascoli The place,
which recalls PORTIA. does not appear
even on the Ba-dek-r large scale maps.
tut u usually - ia out % the way spots that
remains ar" found. The first announce
ment was hat complete hg.n like that
IN the Metropolitan Museum had been
found. later tins Was amended by the
statement 81 Professor DALI Osso the
discoNerer that the CharIots were ia
pieces which could EASILY b- put together
Recently further discoveries have made
their way IN gre kilograms Ia the
English news paI ers Professor DALI
O~so - reported To have found IN the Bel
monte metropolis two very rich tombs
Of women warriors. dating from the iron
age with war chariols over them a. IN
the previous find He has discovered too
details which remind him 81 NkRUIL y
description 81 the Amazons IN the .fn-ld
II - remarkable that a discovery 80 I'M
pOTtant a. that 81 unrohbed tombs Of
such antiquity. with ChsrIots IN numbers
should haV. excited little comment ar
criticism on the part 81 archso logists aud
COll~ctorS The facts regarding Professor
DALI OssO' = discoveries should h- made
known outside ~ Italy.
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g" rHI rptIoR ~ TIVE SrN Sy notice
thai sesp or the gra-s- Il ne marrheK nas sur
! Ies gAyOns that dactylogTsphie' T. the ant
( equivalent o. typeSHunE and thst manu-
cure = the preferred spelling y
ENpts August
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Hitherto comet wear ~ France has
h""n III" mark ~ good wire. Iut N.
HALEY visitation dIspels that illusion
While drought has scDTche1 ycga,atiou
on this sii" ~ the water in tn. last tuo
months. England and the greater part
Of France have suffered from continuous
rains. Theapons"qrence - one ~ the
worst years on record for IN" wine grow
irE country. ~ least for the district.
whoss, vintage ~ bs'st known No Bur
gIndy. no cier"t no champagne ~ 1910
~ what Fra 80 expects now The other
crops have suffered too. gram fodder
potatoes. hr tho wine sellers ara Alrea,iy
turning 10 tho Midi and 10 Algiar. for
their supply and the price 81 wine - going
up rapidly
Tho reports are all depressing In the
Bordeaux districts the production ~ only
hAlfths average. the quality - poor. and u
u thsdsllcate vine vineyards. those - the
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GUup tAls> uke o., IuIIErTE >prHV7rlI
ssoH
4 sweet charge To bring against the
-zaChu-..tt-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-04-21
Senator Aldrich's Offer.

Senator Aldrich's offer to cut down
the expenses of the government $780,
100000 a year, if he were allowed to
run the federal machine as a business
man, is a fearful indictment of con-
gress. The fact that he can seriously
offer a variation of SO per cent. as
the real difference between the pres
emit and a business administration
of the government must show that
among congressman there is a wide
spread knowledge that they are not
conducting the government business
anywhere lear right.
Nobody supposes that the govern
ment is, or ever will be, run exactly
as a business man would run a pri-
vate enterprise. He runs such IN en-
terprise for profit. He hesitates to
extend his expense account until he
can see promise of a return. The
United States is not moved by such
| considerations. There is no profit In
the government business. Its policy
is to do the things that to be
demanded by the greatest weight OF
public opinion. 1t does a great many
things under a pressure that does not
come to the business man. Hence
we may always expect that govern
ment will be a little more expensive
than is warranted, but that there
should be a difference Of one-third ia
startling. 1t demands investigation.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-04-21
An UNEQUAL Contest.

One interesting feature Of the testi-
mony in the Ballinger hearings was
the evidence that the side Of the peo-
pie In the contest over the Cunning
ham claims was represented by a
young attorney two years out Of the
law school who was getting a salary
Of $1,000 or 81, 500 a year. He was OPP
posed by two of the leading lawyers
of Seattle.
The interest OF the claimants in get
ting their claims clear listed Is evident
when 1t is recalled that the agent of
the Guggenheims has testified that
that great syndicate paid one-quarter
Of a million dollars for a half interest;
that it believed from reports of ex-
perts that 50,000,000 tons of coal were
in sight on the claims and that this
could be taken out with d net profit Of
$25. OoO,o OO.
The saving Of s25. 900, 900 ought
to be Of some interest to the
people Of the United States. But this
fact apparently was not recognized by
the department Of the interior-or BY
the subordinate officers to whom Sec
rotary Ballinger turned over the Gun.
Iningham cases because he had once
acted dis counsel for the claimants.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-04-21
INCREASE IS NOT JUSTIFIED
High Cost of Living Not Properly At
tributabIe to Surplus Of Pre-
cious Metal.

Statistics concerning money are al
ways of general interest. Of most
people it may be said either that they
have had it, have it or hope to have
it. 1t appears that, on the hypothe-
sis that if all the money in the
United States were equally distribu-
ted, each person would have Is cents
less than he would have had a year
ago. There has been an increase in.
the absolute volume of money, but,
there has been assumed a somewhat
greater proportionate increase OF
population. Hence, while there is
more money, If it were all distribu-
ted, each would have a little less.
One of the principal reasons as
signed for the tremendous increase
within the year in the cost of living
is the increased supply of gold. Feb
ruary 1, 1909, the circulation aggre-
gated $3,091, 312,516. February |,
1910, according to Washington re-
ports, it amounted to $3,125, 586,720.
| So, according to official reports, there
was an increase during the year in
the country's stock Of money of a
little more than n per cent In
creased money supplies invariably oc-
casion higher prices for commodities.
But an increase of one per cent. in
the volume Of circulation does not
justify the tremendous increase that
has been seen in prices.