davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07

TIL" greatest first bascman Of sig
or seven ycars ago died the other day
and the newspapers Of 'h. city In
which h- won his fame printed six
lines about him.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07

III" moral. " any. iH that II you
nrr ,loinx pretty well stay where you
nrr. The man who never h.d Il
doesn't mind. TIL" ono who had Il
and los, II inevitably becomes wreck
age on the tide Of time.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07

A woman should not talk too long
about her operation" She should
remember there are others present.
who wish To discuss ihstr ''opsss-
ti0ns.'
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07

tuAn ever tWtuFr 8Iur0
the advent Of Moth.
ers Friend.
This ID . wonderful
external help To ths
muscles aud trndons.
1t psnetrstes the sis.
sues. makes the m
readily yield To nat
ure's demand for eI.
ranslop. - thefS 10 no
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07

II II the fate OF = msu that after
80 he begins to look either like =
grandpus or y squirrel.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07
NEW YORK COTTON

N~w York. Aux. 7.-SpOt cotton
quiet: middlinE uplands IL. mid
ding gulf 1875: Snlcs none.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07

Close: Pork. September 20.S5.
Lard, September Han: October
11.j5: January 1O.S2i to SIS.
Ribs. September 11.l7i: Octobc:
11.17a: January 1O.223.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

NEW vVUN STUCN 6lSJ
New York. Aug. 7.--AmaixAmate I
Copper ~: Sugar iIOs: Aiehison
s7.: Reading l5s.: Southern Pacific
93s: Union Pacific is2.: Steel 6:s.
Steel preferred los.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07

Most anything IN printing neatly
executed and at reasonable prIces.'
~ the Chronicle lc- News Job tO0mn.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07

Printing that picases-ths Kind
supplied customers Of The Chronicle.
News.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07
wAHTD-NALE HELP.

For U. 8 Army. Able bodied un-
married men between ages Of IS
aud Sc citizens Of United States. Of
good character and temperate habits
who can speak. read and write the
Bagiish language. For Information
apply to Recruiting officer. 1913
Weas Main Street. Trinidad. Colo. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07
Cart nslp Dut
Admire Bales

Every WosnaA Casts IovtnS GIanee at
the Nostlina Cu4lleA In IL boa1sI
A woman'n heart responds IN the sweet-
ness Of \ pretty child. and more so to-day
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07

Automobile for country trips: re.
liable driver. Trim. ga. Hazeldinc,
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07

Mixed paint Si.36 per GAL: Roo
paint Sl.Uv per gal. Sole agents To-
Alabastins. Tony D. CLARK. eornsl
Colorado and Arizona ave. &
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07

Horse. express wagon. harness. at
a bargain. easy terms. Address J. O
Stafford. Stafkville. Colo. In
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07
For Rent.

Rooms for light housekeeping at
Lueerns. Ph. Baca 3S3 or AIS Beech
Il
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07

Modern five room house. cas-,
terms. 80 Chestnu. street.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-07
Fer Sale

New and second hand furniture
bought. sold and exchanged at our :
stores l3O an l3t Elm st.. Trinidad.
and, Main st.. AGuilar. Phone Trim
$50. Carmichael L Co. Il
Arizona republican., 1913-12-27
Wanted-Miscellaneous

WANTED TO RENT-Large unfur- nished house. close in. Phone 2S75. If
Arizona republican., 1913-12-27
Wanted-Situations Male

WANTED-Work on ranch by reli able young man to do anything Re publican Box 4916. dp
Arizona republican., 1913-12-27
For Sale or Exchange

GENERAL MERCHANDISE and groceries for ranch or city property Box 1914 Republican. dr
Arizona republican., 1913-12-27

SOME DANDY CHOICE LOTS TO TRADE OR FOR SALE SMALL PAYMENT DOWN.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-27

STRAYED-Red (muly) COW, Jersey, about 3 years old. Finder Phone 8402, Reward. If
Arizona republican., 1913-12-27

GO ACRES OF THE BEST LAND IN THE VALLEY WILL SELL ALL IN ONE PIECE OR ANY AMOUNT YOU WANT TERMS TO SUIT YOU.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-27
For Rent-Lands
For Rent-Store and Offices

FOR RENT-TWo- thirds store space. Fred Noll News Service, Center and Jackson Sts.
 FINE SUIT OF ROOMS, for dentist, over Board of Trade. Enquire room 13. If
Arizona republican., 1913-12-27
Wanted Situations Male

Phone IZUI PHOENIX SERVICE COMPANY Time EconomiZers-Men Finders and position getters in Mining, Engineering, Office and Mer- cantile lines.
 Call on or write us today BOA Nat'l Bank of Arizona Bldg.
 Phoenix, AriZ. If JAPANESE CLUB-Most reliable agency for any help. Especial cooks and walters. 215 S. Ave. Phone 53S
 If WANTED-Odd jobs and repair work by carpenter. Phone SPAS. If
Arizona republican., 1913-12-27
Professional and Business
 Cards

MANICURING, HAIRWORK, sham pooing and chiropody done at your home by Mrs. Bauman. F years ex- perience. Phone S337. Address 129 w Adams. Ids
Arizona republican., 1913-12-27
Lost and Found

STRAYED-F'rom out corral, Dec. g, black mare mule, about 9 years old, slightly lame in front foot. Notify Sturgis Hay & Grain Co.. and receive reward dn
Arizona republican., 1913-12-27
Time Table
TIME OF DEPARTURE AND AR-
 RIVAL OF TRAINS,
ARIZONA EASTERN.
 nAp,r{

Departure. 6:05 a. m.-For Tucson, Fl Paso and Mexican Points S:10 a. m.-For Tempe. Mesa and Winkelman. $40 a. m.-For Tempe, Mesa and Chandler 500 p. m.-For Los Angeles Coast Flyer. 6;3O ?. m.-For Tempe, Mesa and Chandler 7:3O D. m.-For Chicago, Kansas City, New Orleans and Los An- geles.
 Arrive. G:35 a. m.-FrOm Los Angeles and East S:10 a. m.-From Tempe, Mesa and Chandler 11:10 a. m.-From California and and East 1:O0 D. m--From Mesa, Tempe and Chandler. 5:25 ?. m.-From Winkelman. lO:lO p. m.-From Chicago, Kansas City and St. Louis.
 Buckeye Line. Arrival-3:30 D. m. Departure-11:30 a. m.
 SANTA FEE.
 Departure. 7:45 a. m.-For Ash Fork, Chicago and West. ego p. m.-For Los Angeles; West 5:35 n. m-F'Or Ash Fork Chicago and East.
 Arrive. 7:35 a. m.-From Los Angeles: West $50 q. m.-From Ash Fork, Chicago and East 9: 5j D. m.-From Ash Fork, Chicago and East.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-27
For Rent-Furnished
 Houses

FURNISHED ROOMS for men only. 347 N. Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1913-12-27

A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN HOLLY WOOD CAL. TO EXCHANGE FOR THE SAME IN PHOFNIX.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-27

TWO NICE, large rooms, with screen porch; furnished. Phone S193.
 Iy1.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-27

STACY HOTEL-Furnished house. keeping apartments; also rooms with tub or shower bath, hot water always;
 also cots. Southwest Cor. 2nd Ave and Jefferson St. Phone 1337 12-dn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20
Neiben li6ten lid.

SDilliam Bruirod. Der Prdfbent Der
-Prufrod Surniture Co.. eiuer Der be.
fanntsiten uno seudtetften @eiddftss
leute In ct. 9ouis, no., lit lebten
Srsitas nnd lansem 9eioeu geftorbeu.
Der Dabinssihieosne ipislte in Der Sc
ihiftsnelt unb in beutiheu 3reiien cine
beruorragenoe Rolle. @r mar eiusr Der
eriteu prdfioenten 6es ct. Noutier
StabtuerbanbeS bes Dsutidameriiani'
ihen 9tatioualbunoes. aud ,dblte er III
ben @runoern bes 2ieoeriran,s3lubs
Yin isber 8smssuns, uelde Der 50roer.
uns 6ss @Obles Der seiammten Biir.
eerlhaft Der Staot uuo Der Pfle9e oeuts
ider Sosale unb Sitten biente, nabm
er itets beruorraseubeu antbeit. Hruf'
rod murbe Dor 20 Sabren In Pommern
seboren. SIN Sabre 1873, nadoem er
Die 5slojhse uon 1864 uno 1866 nit
gemaht battle, fam er nod ben Ser.
Staaten, uno 3war oireft nab ct.
SoniS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20
Sreifa6es ped.

Gin sieenartises Bed. 70 fuirb aus
@orlis eeIdrieben, bate cine 9ame, bic
auf benz 8abnbuf in SeobIftrt, bon
8resIau tontmenb, in ben @6rIiber 8ua
umiteisen poIIte. Sm sriten Sug Iieb
fie in Der Gle bes llmiteigens ibren Sut
Iiesen. Guf Der anberen 8abnboisieite
ftiee iie anitatt in ben @orIiber in ben
Serliner S6neu5us Hodbem iie duf
biefen Srrtbum bonn S6affner aufmerf,
fam semadt tporben mar, itieg fie tuies
ber aus, Iieb aber I'M 8neen itr sadett
Iieeen. aIs iie eHoIid5. i'm ri&tiaen
(@0rIiser) 8us iisenO. auf beioe Ger
lutte aufmerfiam setporben, bic @eaens
Itdnbe tpieoer 5uriidbaben ipoIIte, mar
es gu ipdt. Sn oieiem augenbIid aina
ndmlif Der 9erIiner Sdneu5ua un6
NIT ibm bas Sadett mad Berlin ab,
un6 als iie auf Der anberen Seite bes
@abniteiees tpieoer eridien, iab iie aud
ben 8resIauer 8hs nit benz Out tpeiters
Snmpfeu. 8dbrenb iie ratbIos baitan6.
fubr aud Der @Grliber 3us nit benz
Sanogepdd onpon
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20
Giienbabns ltnfaa.

Siebjsbn Dteilsn pom @ufaula, Gla.,
entateiite lesten Donneritag elm nit
Pallaeiereu 0i4t beisster PeriOnenius
Der n@entrul Of 9eorgia @ilenbabn-.
Drsi Paiiaeierwasen wurOeu sineu itsi'
len Gbbans aeruuter 9eidleuoert uno
tbeilweiie 3srtriimmert. BierIsbu Per'
iouen muroen auf Der Stelle set0otet
uno mebr als buuosrt uerlest; iieben
buuou 10 idwer. oa6 iie faum nit benz
9sben oauonfommeu weroen. Der Der.
unsliidts Sus bsitano aus fiuf Dassu
unO befOrOsrte fait ausialieBIid @rtur'
iioniiteu uon Sjarf. Gla., nah @nfau'
Ia, mo 3ur 3eit cine -SairA abssbalten
muroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20
Ses Scramanns Zoos.

Da fh aus Der ftatiitiidsn llsbsrii6t
beS Staates 8eit'8ir9intu ersiebt, bnB
mdbrenb Der pier Wtonate bic gum 81.
Sttober in ben 9oblensruben iih ourh.
idnittlid per Gag elm tOOtliAer uno
orei auoere llnfGlle ereisust baben, 10
foroert Der @bef oes itaatli9en Berg
bau'Departemsnts uon Beit. .8irsinia.
@arl 9enrp, ju elmer ftreussu Durd'
tiibrunS Der seieslidsn YOridriften auf.
Sn Der fra9li6en .3eit famen bort 113
Ber9leute um's Seben uno 800 erlitten
8erlesuuseu. Dies 1T beoeuteub mehr,
ais in anoeren Bsr9buu. Stauten unb
mabriheinlih oarauf 3uriidBufiibrsn,
oaB aus Spuriamieitsriidiihten bic ee'
leslib uorseihriebeneu SOrbeu9ungs'
mIttel Hidt innssebdlten wsrSen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20


pirb lant Sei6luB bes 8oritaubS ,u
elmer @eneralueriammluus einberufen
perbeu. Dieter YsriammIuns ioll Der
Yori6lae ihterbreitst ipsrben, Die Bar
tel auf3ulOieu. Der S9ritt miro als
,eit9emdB be3ei1uet, ba oaS !3iel bes
9ampfes, Die g8ieosrerlan9ung oes
braunihweisii6en Ebrones fir bas ans
ssitammts 9erriderbaus, erreidt iet.
II aus Brnunldmeis perlautet, bas
Die Mutteribafts. 9oiinun9en Der Jun.
gen Serjosin uno einji9en 8ailerto9'
ter. PrinBeiiin 8ftoria 3uiis. eutsesen
Der flirjliAen 9tobs 8otidaft. bod
ni6t 3erit6rt iiuO. DaS frsnoise Sami'
lien' @rsisniB ioll i'm Wtouat Ufdr, ju
erwartsn iein. SerIos @rnit ausuft
bot oem 1. Shmeren Reiterre9iment
in Miindsn, tpelhem er friber als
Sberleutnant anssb6rte. gum 8eften
pon Sffi,ieren uno unteroffijisren bie
Summe BON 10000 Wfarf seitiftet.
+ SIN f0nisli6en SdloB In Utiin.
den fanb am Sonntas absnh ,u @hren
oes S6uiss Sriebrih Nu9uit pon Sa1'
fen. mel9er uah Wtiiuhen ssfommeu
1T. um osm 36nig 0uomig III. periSn.
LID CUR EbrOnbeitsisuus 3u sratulirsn,
@alatafsl ftatt. Die Wtouardsu taui6'
ten bel bem feftliden aulab Erint'
lprii9e aus, bic auf etnen iibsraus ber3.
lihsn 2on 9eitimmt maren. 1ei6e
30ni9e betonten nit beionoerem gtaG'
orud bie Bunbestreue.
T Rsoafteur &ospotbs pom ,Rlei.
nen Sournal~ In Berlin 1T megen Be-
lsiOisuus Der ssfsierteu Sdussriu 5ris.
oa Sempel bonn metropolitan Opera
SOuie- in yieu Yorf 30 sinsm Wtonat
@efdu9niB uerurtbeilt mOrben. Sn ei'
mem mebrerwdbnteu Nrtifet oes BlatteS
mar Die 3iinitlerin bejihtist tporben,
on einem 8ahanul bes in3miihen &C.
itorbenen S6niss Neopolb uon Hslsien
tbsil9enommeu 3u babeu, mas ibr einen
Orben ein9ebraht babe. Da Der nit.
anssflaste @hefreoafieur 9ebmann 3ur
3eit ftanf 1T. luuroe Die HerbqHalla
ssssn ibn Osrtast.
T gBie aus Berlin eemelOet mirb,
1T Der bisberise 8ije'abmiral Snse'
nobl. @hsf Der 0o1lse.5lotte. gum ao'
miral bef6rbert por6en. Snsenobl mar
i'm Sabre 1877 2sutnaut ,ur see.
Sn ben Sabren 1886 tommanbirte
er oas 3anonen Boot -Sltis@ In
Oltaiieu. Sm Sabre 1905 murbe er
Sommanoant Der npoheu3ollernA unb
6lasel. Nbiutant oes 9aiier SDtlbelm.
Sm Sabre 1903 muroe er Sontre'
Somiral unb In 1910 Yijs.aomiral.
T Sn Slbenburs iorst man lih um
ben @slnnobsits,uitano oes @rosber.
,oes ansult. melder leste Dode auf
isinem Sdlolis &euiabn infolse eiues
@elihtsnsrpsnleibens operirt morbeniit.
Die Operation LIT jwar, uaf ben an'
saben Der bsbanoslnoeu aerite. erfol9'
reid perlaufen, absr Der Patient LIT
oringeno Der Sdonun9 beoiirfti9. Sn'
iol9e belien 1T Die fiir ndhfte Dodle &C.
plant sepeisne Reiis oes 9roBhersose
mad Berlin, mo aud elm @mpfau9 i'm
0eim oes oloenburgii1en @elanoten am
preuBiihen Sofe, Or. D. @uden'Nooen'
buuieu, uorbereitet mar. aufsegeben
moroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20

Der Natban Barber Saoen on
Roro @aibiu9ton Nuenue puroe leste
Dienftas giuGt Don @inbreheru nm
Sudermaaren etc. i'm uertb BON $15 be-
ltoblen.
= Der ltiotiidle @bemifer Uillinm
0a9eertp bot Ourh unteriuAuusen feit'
9sftellt, bas oaS unS selisferte Trinf'
wnIier rein LIT, baber feline @efabr Der
anltsduns In oemislbeu lie9t.
Sir bas idbrIiHs Serbitfonieri
bss Scranton gieoerfranS. ipeldes ndf
iten Oieultas abenb In Der Hereinsball'
itattfinOst, 1T Elm 9efdllises Prosromm
arransirt poroen. Prof. aoOlph Sau.
fen, Der ueue Diri9ent beS Wtdnner'
dors. wirO oenisben gum eriten Wial
6fentliH bier oiriSiren.
- 8illiam @iorbano, Der am 26
Gusuit burh 5runt @oponslo i'm Ser
laufe eines Streites ldltmm perlesI
mnroe, itrenste um Donnsrftas sesen
ieinen slnsreifer cine Slass fir S., ,00C
@utlhdbisuns on uno erflGrte in Der
binouns 6amit, ouB er beiiir6tete, baf
@apoHslo isin @issntbum Oerfaufen uni
ii6 iortmaden molle. @apoiielo nurot
dnt Mfontas ;uuOr perbaftst uuo BEN
@efdnauiB iibermieien, nuhbem er bon
giem YOrf Buriid9efebrt mar.
= Die neuermdblten @ountp Beam.
ten uno oas repubIifaniihs County &o'
mite batten Wtonta9 yiadt bintsr &c
fdloHenen 2biiren cine 3uiammeu'
funft, um 3u eutiheioeu, Der ais biz
@ebilfen Der erlteren ernanut meroen
iolleu. yiah Der Seriammluns muroe
bsianut senladt, baB Die Siite wenis'
itenS Sehn Gage ooer 3met Woheu &C.
beim sebalten wsrben ioll. aber cine
lleberiiht leitet 3u Der anuabme, bat
bic folgenben ernannt miiroen: S6eriffs
amt -Srsb. @brbarbt, 9auptoeputp ;
Diltritt anmalt glmt -Srant y. Ben.
ianiin. 1. @shiilfe, Sobu 8. SwsuS,
2. @ebIilie. Wtper 3abat6nif. 3. Sc
bllfe, Dilliam Wtattbews, ProleBoie'
ner ; Protbonotar Imt-Soiepb Sent
ius, 9auptosputb. Sruins Semis,
Shreibsr; Recorber BON DeeoS-al'
bert Ssier, Sauptbeputp, @uan q.
Susbss, S9reiber @eriatsihreiber-
SreOerid Dauis, Sauptosputp; &esi'
iter Of Nills -9enrp 3Obler, 9aupt'
oeputp; Sdasmeiitsr Gmt Us. R.
Roper, 9anptosputg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20
DieEelepbOnnummer oesu BOdsnblutt'
lit iest $500 (nsuss).

= Die 8affenballe Oes 13. 8esi.
rteuts an gloaHs Nuenue miro eegen'
wdrtis gum Preis uon s11 900 rsnOUirt
uuo uerbeliert.
= ginb benz ioeben fsrtis ssltellten
8eriht oes @eometers Bureaus lino in
Der eben beenOeten Saiion SAG Wteilen
neues StraBenpflaiter 9eleSt porben,
peldes bic @runobeiiter insselammt
$1SS, ,570.64 toltete.
Samss Wf. @unns, elm aneeItell.
ter beS @eorge @alterle uOn Sranfliu
aucuue, berihtete am Samitag Der Ro'
tiSei. oa6 elm Riero uuo Suti6e TN
merlb uou 500 seltobleu puroen, als
ole HisriiituH9 Dor Dem @aitsrls &aoen
Iidno. Oas Bfero nit Der 9utlhe
wuroe 5ountas giuht in SBeit Ritis
ton auisefunoen uno am Wiontag bollC
Suans bic Nusriiituns bort ub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20
9ampfer aefunfen.

@insr MelOuns aus Wfontreal, Su'
naon, iuiolss. lit Der SobleuOumpfer
Bridgeport, Der BON SDOnsD, @ape
Breton, aus in see itud, nit allen an
Boro ssiunfen. Sin Bertreter Der
4. Dominion Goal @ompanie", Die ben
Dampfer befrahtet bate, lleB am leg
ten Sumftas cine oissbs,hsIihe 9riIdr'
run9 bstannt ssbsn. Die DiunnltaIt
oes griuniensu Dampiers beIlano aus
AZ Herlonen. @r haue sin 9ar9o uon
10 600 Eonnen Roblen oil Boro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20
Ser 3eitnugsidjr
(Brtebri& 8arL)

Die Cine Iiebt ben SAuiter,
Die Nno're ben Barber /;
SD lieb' unb lob Dor allen
Den 5eitunsSidretber mir.
Sein GuSerer 1T 70 nRhtern
g8ie er In bieler Belt =
= Denu 3eituussidreiber haben
Bum 2rinfsn niAt piel Selo.
Dur6 iibermdeisss Snmmeln
Mta6t sr mir ME 8eroruB.
= SBetl oretunoswan3ig Stunoen
@r tdslid i6reiben mub.
SBie er, 10 Fam fsin GuOerer,
Woblunterridtet iein.
= DEM feline Otafe itedt er
@lsi9 iiberall binein.
auh lit er gar ni6t eitel,
= IS lit gepiblif wabr -
@r trdst bieielbe 9oie
Sebr oft eth sunDss Subr.
Gr freit nur iettsn stpeimat,
Coles LIT seUis iebr uieD
gSeil iclteu cine &u6ere
Den armen Sbluder mill.
Berlihert man isin 3eben
Wfan Iduell fi9 @elo ermirbt
2Beil er geD0bnlih jung NOD
am 9uuser'Gp itirbt
Gls 8iiuitler nit Der rS6ssre4
Stebt er nod unerreiht,
9Bas iid gar oft iebr oeutlid
Sn fetnen Stems jeist.
9eiu Eraum uou iiinft'esr @r6Bs
Sn ieinem 3opfe ipudt,
= Dodb liiseu, lieber SreunS,
DaS faun er - mte 9eorudt ! =
: Die Sine lisbt ben Sduiter,
Die Gno're ben Barber
SD lieb' = rno lob Dor Nllen
Dsu 3situnssi9rsiber mirl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-27
Time Scoots
by Walt Mason

Yesterday, is seems, we shivered, in
the bleak December blast; and I've Just
this hour diskivered that the year is
going fast! Soon again, yes, ere we
know it, wintry blasts again will freeze
painter, plumber, printer, poet, and such
citizens as these. Soon again we1l hear
men yawping in the bleak and cherries
dawn: 60 and do your Christmas shop
ping ere the final rush is on" How the
years 90 whizzing by US! When man
thinks how fast they've walked, his re-
marks are scarcely pious, and the women
folks are shocked. Yesterday, or day
before. I was young and full of pride;
I'd achieve grimly swOre it-mighty
things before l died. And I've Just been
round the edges of the things | meant
to do, Just got started with my wedges
on the trees / mean to hew; and already
I am waxing old and withered, tired and
lame, and l feel my grip relaxing, and
I've sort OF lost my aim. Man imagines
he is youthful till he wakes some winter
day, and the morning cold and truthful,
tells him he is old and gray. lie has
aged with all his neighbors, winter makes
hmi understand; and he goes back to his
labors with a tired and heavy hand
Copyright, 1913, by George Matthew
Adams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-27

Some people wear their pOliteness all
the time, while others take it off like an
overeOat when they become heated and
use the plain unvarnished crossword.
After using politeness constantly and to
excess for a few years mans feelings
and his conversation become total
strangers and have to be introduced
when they meet on rare occasions.
Politeness has made the world twice
as pleasant and about half as truthful
as it was before. However, people should
not attempt to live on pOliteness alone.
1t is like living on cake. Some of our
politest citizens have come to sad ends
by being shot by boorish persons to
whom they were apolOgizing for being
compelled to ask them to elevate their
hands and stand perfectly quiet.
America is not noted as a nation for
politeness. France is. Frenchmen are
marvels of politeness and pleasant elas-
tic manners. A Frenchman can run an
automobile over a pedestrian with such
perfect manners that the bOorishness OF
the American who picks up the victim
is painfully evident by contrast.
We should all strive to be polite, but
not too blankety- Dlithering polite
Copyrighted by George Matthew Adams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-27
POiteneSs
By GEORGE FITCH.
Author Of cat Good Old SIwash-o

DOLITENESS is the lubricant which
enables human beings to mingle
I without knocking the corners off
each other
1t is the piano finish OF conversation.
Politeness ISM a state of mind, but of
words Many a man can be perfectly
polite and agreeable to anothc while he
is longing to leap upon him with a hoarse
growl and bite his ear off.
Politeness is the art of expressing
hat you ought to feel. When a man
feels politeness and expresses it at the
same time, he is a perfect gentleman.
When he only expresses it he is a good
imitator. Sometimes the limitations sell
for higher prices than the real things in
the marriage market.
With the aid of pOliteness a man may
make his way pleasantly through
cross and perspiring world, getting what
he wants and having his own way.
Politeness is a greater asset than finan-
cial ability The finaneier has to work
for his money, but the truly polite man
can allow others to work for him and
can make a lifelong friend of creditor
by the beautiful way in which he apollo
gizes for not being able to pay him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-27
n Years Ago TOday
From The Herald This Date 1879.

T. S. Robinson is in the city from
the Jarillas.
c. o. Coffin came up from the ranch
| this morning.
R. l. Young, of Las Cruces, is in the
city on business
Ranger G. H Tucher returned 70
FA sleta yesterday.
Miss Nellie AIundy went up to Cham
berinO, n NJ, today.
Juan \. Creel and family are in the
city from Chihuahua.
s. H. Newman and daughter came
down from Las Cruces today.
H H. Ferguson came down from
albuquerque today on the Santa Fe.
1. NJ. Lawrence returned from an
eastern business trip this morning on
the Santa Fe.
George Grayson and -. THOMPSON
went up to MOntOya, y. NJ, this morn
ing on a weeks hunt.
Mrs. l. NJ. Turner, formerly Miss
Jennie Walz, vent up to Santa Fe this
morning to visit relatives for a few
days.
Henry Pfaff and wife have returned
after a months absence in the east
where they went to witness the Dewey
The Jolly Nine club was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Louis Behr, on
Magoffin evenue yesterday afternoon
A program consisting of recitations and
music was rendered.
The G. H Road has under considera-
ton a plan of boring for water or the
mesa near Fort Bliss. The object in
doing so is to procure water with a
sufficiently small percentage of SOLIDS
for boiler tubes.
The supply of coal at the Salado, N
NJ. mine is inexhaustible and a new
vein was recently uncovered that is
fully five feet wide and is broadening
as the depth of the shaft jncrea ses
ire coal fields are 80 miles long and
80 miles wide.
The city council met last night. seven
aldermen answering to the roll call
The report of the assessor and tax
collector was read and referred to the
tax committee. Mr.. Badger, chairman
OF the street Improvement committed
reported on the opposition TO place
names in all the streets. He submitted
three bids. for the work from Otis Tur-
ner, F. Z. Teel and n. II. Lyons.
a benefit baseball game will be
played Sunday afternoon, as 4 number
of players were left here in a stranded
condition after the DISARMAMENT OF
the team Davis, the first baseman,
did not go to Tucson, as repOrted and
will play in Sundays game as will
Heck, Brown, Lamkin. and all OF the
other stars. Young and KrauSe will
be the battery for one team, and Noyes
and Tyler for the other.
Little Laura Armstrong celebrated
her birthday anniversary yes
terday by giving 2 party to her friends
at her home on Texas street Those
present were: Gene, Stephen and
frankie SchUster: Vera. Velma and
Wayne Cheneweth. Early Eggeleston,
Charlie and frankie Neal Glen. Waite
and Stewart Bell Polly Martin, Oc-
tavia Barlow, Waldo Thorn, Della Kief-
er, Florence and key Klein. Harvey
Wilcox, frankie Mold, Bessie Montague,
Marguerite Darbyshire, Ruth Darwood,
clifford ChenOweth, Grace Montague.
Frances Carr. Laura Maud Fink,
Charley Kelly and Meta Fasset.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-27
SECOND TERN THOUGHTS
NOT WORRYING PRESIDENT

Washington. D. c., Oct. 27.-POlitical
Washington is gossip!ng about presi-
dent Wilson's speech at Congress hail,
Philadelphia, where he declared, If
YOU think too much about being re-
elected, it is very difficult to be worth
rejecting"
Prominent Democrats familiar with
the presidents point of view, declared
he was not giving the slightest concern
to anything but the four years ahead
q don't care a continental about a
by some Of his friends as saying not
long ago. i have been elected 40 one
job, and l must first do that we'll"