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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-09-19

Siendo que las flestas de San
Jeronimo en- esta poblacion estan
cada dia despertsndo mas entusi
asmc en- donde quiera, y hay gran
interes para saberse la historic orr
ginaI y su signifcativo, hoy publ
camoa los datos hist6ricos que he
mos podido adqnirir de Ia historic
de los puebloa indios, siendo mu
chos de los datos tomados de los
mas ancianos indios de dicho pue-
bio:
En- 1898 un padre espanol, de
ncmbre Garriga, nacido en- Tara
gona, provincial catalana de Espa
ma, quien vino a Nuevo Mexico
en- 1890, dejo la pequena aldea de
San Gabriel y vino al pueblo dc
Taos en- donde estableci6 una Mi
sion. Inmediatamente 6l escogi6
a San Jer6nimo como So santo pa
tr6n. FL dia de San Jer6nimo es
el dia 80 de Septiembre Y desde
ese tempo hasta la fecha esta fies
ia ha sido observada on Taos annual
mente en- ese dia. Las carreras
famosas, 10 cual son unas de las
cosas mas principales de la celebra
cion son originadas pursmente CO.
mo una costumbre india Y ademas
de la institution del dia del Santo,
son tenidas on 81 dia para nombrar
los ofciales del pueblo indio y an
teriormente eran comunmente usa
das como sacramento de matrimo
nio. Cuando un alcalde tomaba
la ofcina Ell escogia un nGmero
igual de muchachos y muchachas
solteroa, poniendo q un lado a los
hombres juntos y a las muJeres on
el otro. A una sei1al que les daba
los hombres todos iban a donde es
taban las mujeres juntas, y el que
llegaba primero +. con las mu
Jeres tomaba la que mas 10 gusta
ba y era su esposa. La carrera era
una de las mas veloces, por9ue 81
que llegabs tarde tenfa que escogerI
a su novia de las que quedaban,
fueran lindas 8 feas. Ell dltimo
que llegaba tenia que confOrmarse
con 10 que quedaba, fdera linda 81
fea.
Desde que SO introduJo la cere
monia cat6lica para 81 cssamiento,
la carrera ha sido cambiads Y aho
ra son rivales los que viven al nor
to de los de sur, Y han cambiadc
su significancia de la carrera en- la
costumbre, teniendo por objeto
ahora 81 de escoger, los victoriosos,
el nl1mero de los candidates que
son desde 81 de Alcalde hasta el de
ministro de guerra. Estos candi-
datos son nominados en- 81 conlilio
algunos dias antes del dia 1ro. de
Enero. Los votan 81 dia 81 en- la
tarde y los candidates electos to-
man sus asientos al dia siguiente.
Todas las ceremonias de los in.
dios del Pueblo tienen algo de sig
niticativo. Son por gustO, religion
y polftica. A la postre del sol del
dia 20 de Septiembre, a las $50
p. m. cuando el sol despide los Ill
timOs fulgOres, dos grupOs de hom-
bres pintados fantasticamente y
con trajes muy extraflos, cada uno
con un manojo de ojas verdes, bal
Ian al son del tombe, el bale como
cido como 81 bale de "la metida
del SOL" Es una invocation de
sus verdades para bendecir a su
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-09-19
Para Arrentar

Una hermOsa residencia con cua.
tro cuartOs, IN saguan, buena no
ria y buen techO, sta frente Ia re-
sidencia de Alex GusdOrf, 90 arren
ia muy barata.
Dirijase Francisco Vigil.
T TaOgi N. d.,
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-09-19
Mas Libros de Venta en-
la Oficina de La Re-
vista

Diccionario Velasquez ..... $500.
@ Appleton ... 800
lingles y espanoll pa.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-09-19
NuvO A.. i E

Dlccionario Internal I............. Zoo
Giorias dc eMexico o....... 1.50
La Tore de Aesle, tomos . 400
La Tore de los Crimenes. ..... zoo
La Maiestad Caida ............. LOO
Ell Cerro de las Campanas ... 100
Arte de Domar caballos. ...... 200
Agriculture ganadera. zoo
Ell Arte de Cocina. -. ........ 100
La Palabra en- Pfblico (arte de
oratoria) .....................~ 400
Arte de Elegir muier er............ 400
msrido. H.. 400
Manual de Artes y Oficios. ... LOO
Guia del amansadores de caballos 800
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-09-19

El Secreto de la Vida ........... $50
Historia Universal ........ 800
La Biblia dc los Ninos. .......,.., l.oO
HIstoria de- Taos ...... 0.50
Arte de echar las Cartas l.o0
Nueva Biblioteca de la Risa LOO
Los Preceptos del matrimonio l-50
La muier on Ell Hogar ......-. LOO
Arte de Hacer DiabIuras. . 400
Ell Conde de Monte Cristo, rica-
mente encuadernado, 2 tomos 900
Ell Ruisefor Y 'cateco. eanciones 100
Ell banald Chneno Juaquln Mu
rrieta. a..-...,....-... 1'VO
El Secretario General Mexicano LOO
Evening star., 1913-03-04
FURNITURE REFINISHING.

FINEST OLD ANTIQUE OR EXPENSIVE FUR
niture REFINISHED like new. PIANOS HIGH
LY POLISHED A SPECIALITY. All work done
Evening star., 1913-03-04

RICH FARM IN VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
Beautifully situated, directly on the Shenan-
doah river: 265 acres; 20 acres timber IN
cluding considerable walnut: about 800 bearing
apple trees. Fine dwelling Of about IL rooms
with porches 10 IT. wide three sides. Tenant
house and all outbuildings. 200 culti
waited; 65 bluegrass; watered by pond. branch
and river. Rich limestone land. High class
section. Beautiful country. Further particu
lars Of A. 9. SLAYMAkER. with Alexander
Suter 312 Evans bldg, 1920 N. Y. ave.
Evening star., 1913-03-04

A FEW VARIED FARMING PROPOSITIONS
from my large list Of farm: .;.. Estates; country
handled on strictly sommisson basis; sTocKm &
bearing, fruit trees. rich red soil, finely wa
tered. Or. dwelling, two 4O-ft. barns. $4,000.
terms 231 a. blue grass, 10 m. Wash. Va, 160a.
eultv.. fronts ry.. good dwelling Tor; orchard
barns, $50. 600. TRUCK-S6 a.. Fairfax CO..
Va, fronts ry.. 60 a. GUILTY, strong loan SOIL
orchard: good 7r. h.. s., 500. 1875 a.. on Penn
dark u loan; good bldgs large m barn. $500
good condition. adjoining orchards $3.50 per A.,
this one $40. 20 a. strong. land, trolley to
h., 4o-ft. barn. etc, 5000: Pou1try-5o a..
fronts trolley, near city. 100 apples, good sr.
well watered. $4,000 % a.. Fairfax CO.. ali
In grass, fruit bldgs.. stream. 800. TIM
BER-25O A., on ~. bet. Bait. and WASH. mil
lion IT. oak and poplar. $4,000 R!vER-4oo
a.. mile water front on Potomac. u cleared
bldRs.. 80 m. Wash. $1,000. 465 a.. Va. wharf
ON farm canning factory. two million IT. tim,
kinds. sizes and dissertations. best markets in
u. s.. steady, increasing. safe.
J. JEROME I.IGHTFO0T 14O4 ST. NV
Evening star., 1913-03-04
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE;-OvER 5000 so FEET, WITH M
provements. within 900 n. White House
grounds; $4,000. An offer wanted.
]. NJ. WOODWARD. I23 10th st. NV.
FOR SALE-Go ACRES OF LAND NEAR DIS
trict line on proposed extension OF New Hamp-
shire ave. in Maryland. The low price FOR I'M
mediate sale S400 per acre. means generous
profits for immediate subd vision for long
holding. vein OF pure SAID the place
could he worked to advantage. as 1t is near
extensive building operations In the northwest.
FOR SALE-45 acres in the northwest. front
Ing on Rock Creek Park and especially adapted
TO picturesque development or for magnif
cent suburban estate. This and about acres
near Soldiers Home can be had at 81 200 per
acre. price which means safe investment
FOR SALE-10 the Rock Greek
Rudolph kauffmann and the late Gen. Corbin.
and touching Rock Creek Park exception
ally attractive site for home. Price, s.. 600
per acre or less than cents per foot The
lots in the immediate vicinity are selling at 70
cents and upward.
FOR SALE-On the heights back Of George
town, l or more acres at $3.50 TO 5000 per
FOR SALE Modern apartment on west side
OF l4th st. NV, corner lot. 631125: rent.
$3.50 per month: price. So. 600.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER 22O Southern bldg
SALE OR RENT-s545 10th NV. sEMI-DE-
tached modern brick; all large outside rooms:
trust, 50. 500. can remain: sell payments.
D c. lots taken part payment. BIG BAR
GAIN. Offer wanted Let OWNER show this
TO you. i. o. Box 30. Phone Main $500.
9th n.e.-9-room brick, 1926 Willard NV
apart. rented SAB Make offer. JOHN
SONS r. Il. EXCHANGE. 945 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1913-03-04

$50 ACRES OF LAND. LOCATED BETWEEN
Washington and Baltimore. miles from Capt
trio RR. and Washington and Baltimore boule-
vard good main house, rooms; tenant
houses, 2 large barns: nearly COO fruit trees
40 acres Of gross, acres asparagus bed; esti-
mated to $1,000 this year: horses. cows,
200 chickens; pice, $50 per acre; easy terms to
good party.
Evening star., 1913-03-04
CARPET CLEANING.

cleaned; rugs woven from old carpets: mat
tresses renovated 8. Estimates furnished. AL
BERT KAHLERHA CO.. 352 st. s.w M.203o.
Evening star., 1913-03-04

FOR EALE-A FINE FARM OF 200 ACRES IN |
Prince Georges county, Nd; only three |
miles from District line. |
a. Phone n 1913
Evening star., 1913-03-04
The Old Reliable
Washington Loan Co.,
61O F Street NV.

You can borrow IS to 800 OF us II you keep
house. and we will give you plenty of time to
pay us back in small payments arranged to suit
your pay days.
YOU DON'T NEED TO HAVE FINELY
FURNISHED HOME TO GET A LOAN OF Us.
Just satisfy that you honest and we will
make you a loan.
Even II you have a loan now CALI. AND SEE
Us, as the chances loan you more
money at cheaper rate and on easier terms
ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
NO CHARGE FOR INVESTIGATION.
Our Office is open from am. to pm. and
we will be glad to have you call and see US
TODAY. TOMORROW: OR ANY TINE. II you
are unable to call at ohr ofnce then WRITE US
OR PHONE MA1N 30s5 and we will have our
representative call to eae you
ALL APPLICATIONS BY NAIL OR PHONE
WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
Loans made anywhere within the District and
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Evening star., 1913-03-04

FARM Or SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
large OF small, In the vicinity of
Washington. Maryland OF Virginia.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
10th and G sts. NV.
Evening star., 1913-03-04

LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
1902 Sd NV. Or. b. .26. so
1443 W NV. Sr. $3.50
1917 1st NV. Or. b. 22.50
2226 18th NV. Or. .b2. 80
2217 NJ NV. lOr. b.30.50
1902 I ne. 6r. b. 20. 50
1896 N G av, 6r.b. so
1859 + ne. 6r, b. so
1345 F ne. 6r. b. .11.50
81 Myrtle ne, r.b17.5 so
2O4 G ne. Or, b. +. 1850
1869 Em'son ne 6, b16.5o
$40 Goth ne, Ar. w. ..S. so
SOUTHEAST.
131 H'kman SEQ, b17.50
32S 9Th sc. Or, W. 1880
1904 f Sc. Or. b. rs. 90
T2g Va av sc. 5r. Is. 90
I410 A Sc. 1r. w. ..13.00
@-1Swrwr-rrH
Evening star., 1913-03-04

1902 20th NV. .sto. 30. 00
1904 Wat sw. .sto. .1s.40
1908 Wat sw. .sto. rs. 40
1867 p NV. shop. 90
1884 y J av Sc. se.4r,w10.50
$50 10th ne e.5r.w. 1850
POI Va av Sc, Or. 1000
Ill G. Sc, Or 1000
2lOO Va av w.5.w10.00
107 Olivet aver. 10. 90
1923 23d NV. Sr. 1000
e26 I'd So, Ar. w....9.5O
141 n Sc. Or. w. 200
500 ID SO. 6r. W. 300
2209 n NV. 3r. :. $50
$50 Johnson's CT. Ar. 500
1921 18th ne, 4r.w.7.5o
l259 Half sw. 5r. $50
1910 4th NV. 2r. 100
Evening star., 1913-03-04

SEVERAL NEAT HOMES, JUST IN MD LINE,
at Mt. Rainier and E. Hyattsville, with large
flowers; 4, 5. and rooms. and prices rang
ing from SO to $22; " Of rent to apply to
purchase of place at tenants option
J. c. ROGERS. Owner. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
FOR RENT = AT LANGDON, NEAR MILLS
ave-. six-room house: city water; large lot;
chicken houses; Sl550.
7-ROOM HOUSE WITH CELLAR AND ATTIC;
electric lights throughout; coal and poultry
house; lot Is by 200 feet; all in good condi-
tion: rent. so per month. Inquire Of w. ,.
SHA& Kenilworth, D. G. Phone Line. $40. -
Evening star., 1913-03-04

from burke station. Fairfax CO.. Va: s-room
house and a good barn: buildings alone worth
$4,000. Price. So 600, If sold at once.
at Vienna. Va; improved by a good 7-room
house. barn 2s170. poultry house 1e1es. 13
buildings: all farm implements, lot of poultry,
6 incubators. Price. 81 500.
county, Md; improved by a 7-room dwelling,
barn. courthouse. several poultry houses and
other outbuildings fine orchard watered by a
well and stream. Price. So, 500.
% acres Of good farming land, improved by
a good Groom dwelling. stable and Outbuild-
ings Price II sold at once. 81 500.
ARTHUR NJ. CONNOR,
224 Oxford bldg 14th and n. Y ave- NV.
Evening star., 1913-03-04
HOTEL TRAYMORE
ATLANTIC CITY
Always Open for the Service of It's Guests
HOTELS.

WINSTON HOTEL,
First Street Northwest,
On Pennsylvania avenue car line Eight min
utes from Union station. American and Euro
pean plans; $500, 81 90.
II. ]. Spates. Proprietor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05
MOVING PICTURES
OF CELEBRATION
WILL PROBABLY BE TAKEN IN
THIS CITY IN JUNE.
Many Companies Applying for Priv.
iege Of Taking Movies" Of Semi
Centennial Features.

During the semi-conteunial celebra-
ton and golden jubilee next June.
Wheeling promises 90 De-, the mecca
for moving picture concerns. Judging
by the number Of letters and inquire
received hy the scmi-ccutennial com
mittco- asking for concessions and
privilege az taking views OF the prin-
CipaI features Of the celebration.
Large concerns from all sections ~
tho country are becoming interested.
and Wheeling viii DOUBTLESS Ect con-
sidcrlbi" ADVERTISING Boo this manner
The first attraction was booked yos
trrday morning. when q contract was
sicn'l with tho manager ~ Gortir
May Davis. Tho largest woman 100 The
world She Weighs go POUNDS Baby
Willie. five years old. and Weighing
10 pounds. conceded to De- the largest
bais VIll also ho another attraction
Man, others viii be- hooked Iu the
near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05
WHAT THE OHIO LEGISLATURE
ACCOMPLISHED DURING THE DAY

from the naval militia members Of the
,nfumttt'e are 81 the opinion that the
ursarirations should be made federal
fSututlOns.
Among hills offered in the house are:
J" authorize the trc4 geological state
board Co. re9uir site. and work pre-
historic spots.
Ev It~er 81 Mthouing. Providing "A
three DAYS appeal loo proceed n
order of execution u.s. now prevails for
stttrhm'ut proceedings.
Providing punishment FOR - vehicle
driver for NOT giving part ~ tho road
fr pfhef vehicles. Thi bill u.s. intended
go hif fl1e. who refuse Co crar the way
iof a~ufDtunhIlDs.
Increasing limit for lax levy IN town
h'r- for township purposes from . 90
o. mills
To require trustees 90 charitable
trusts go Incorporate
Providing that state high F~hOol iu-
sG'rfurs be- college ErliIatez. must hold
.ttfr high school errtncate- and must
htt" fta years experience as eaChrrs
900 t-St class high schools.
Senate bills offered
Permitting Ifs .rsuraure cpmparr
o." reIn~Irr 90 r-. Oh, fhr extent of four
tffh~ ut the pulirt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05
11-YEAR SENTENCE
FOR SCENT THEFT
Lad Of 10 Years Ordered to be in Dur
anee Until He Is p.
SUPREME COURT DECIDES.

ATLANTA. Ga, March An H.
year sentence for theft Of a 5-cent
bottle Of a soda fountain drink. was
affirmed here yesterday by the Gcor.
Eia supreme our against Ollie Tav-
lor' - years old The decision ends
a three-y ear struggle by O =. Taylor.
father OF The boy. 90 have the decis-
ION ser aside
The Lad pleaded guilty three years
r to stealing tho bottle lie was
only 10 years old then. and was son
fenced 10 the Fulton Industrial Farm
until Do was 20 years old.
The supreme Court made slight
comment on the sentence. if being
held that such 20 matter rested with
tho trial court lu this connection
the decision read
tn" slight value ~ Tho article
stolen l- matter 20 boo given weight
by the court Imposing tho sentence.
but b. does not nuiify the sentence
once ~ is pa sod properly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05
DECLARATION FILED
In U. s. Court In SUIT Of Illinois
Nan Against City Bank OF
Wheeling.

Through hf- attorney. John =
How fr1 and y " Ritz. % D. Ehod,f
tm'I ~ Illinois. yesterday firI t dee,
i'rafiUu 100 tlD United states Caur'
ac1In-f tho city flank - Wheeling boo
900 attempt 90 f1s ..tl-.. -
.h" 10 bH.In Iron Crmptr. stock
valued 100 about 100000 DOB hI STAT.
mrIf ihDdelamel claims that d.. .a
cured ' loan of 8ifG-s O. 100 fl. CIV
RANK un October o.. Zoos. aud riva
a7 collateral fha o.. share, of took
Do" further claims '0tf hr atf.mutrI
To- pay fh" Joan Boo Juno. f,l,. I..f THAT
in" bank declined o.. M,nf and o.
fused ~ turn over fhr stock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05
West Virginia Traction p
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's aU-
thorizcd pay stations:

Company office CORNER l1th q
Chorln c street. Whoo''0r " Va
Iare off FULTON Fulton. W.. Va
The Fi--t National Uarb. Film Grove.
West Nirein.1
State E1uk o. Elm Grove Fin
Grove Wr.f Nirci0ia
ray to8r elective fenf 0atcr ara
El. bills 900 fhe MOST rHnvr. .,uf nav
station G. ID JJNklNS. Treasurer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05
PRESIDENT VETOES
CIVIL MONEY BILL
Houae R~spaaass Measure. But senate
Adiourns without Action Upon n.


N~UtNGTON MARCH o. rre-idsrt
Taft trart vetoed The surdrt civil Hr.
preparation hN CARRYING fff1 0uu. OUI.
because OFF fn" provision whfrl prohibit
% Goo Department ~ Juetfr. from use
.nr t- Hrf-frurf apprHrHHf on n
prose utInr 10 labor unions and farm
sra u~rrfriTnf lions
THE House rasa.f frc hUf over ere
Pros dent veto -.e fo o. The senate
l .n. rtI voting IN reptseH-s
or f|. measure
President ItIf signed ffr bU crrHf-
.ur H department off l.h.r Win H cabinet
PORTFOLIO NrFa|Inr| WILSON, HHWI. ..
tfInn ff. fhI. good. |fHr Will hr WILTON
III MN.HH. UIu H .f|T.uE I~fFrreerfHfIfe
BOZ Congress FROM TeuusfitHuil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05
-Intenigencer Bureau
Colum bus. o.. March 4.

The Bous, today. after . hard 1sht.
recommeI dod and ia sod : I'm .nich
gives tn At heN-C;sn-.. th. Icht
a. appoir' n special c0uss, Q, a tend
grand jury hearings The ~ use also
passed the IoWrv S~'atc-wid. i%rurarv
measure. The senate defeated thu
anti-cigaratt- iIu and thr Hous.
turned down q bill providing m.d',al
and dental ir-prr ION FOR school chiI-
drcu.
The House passed 70 bin. by Totlow.
u columhiaut counts. INIrr no size
Of catoOsc cars % . get between
platforms % requiring THAT 'hr
chang Doc mai, ps lsis The House
also passed o. uti i- kupatrisk. ~
Trumi ull c"uufr. .flrInr the law rsI-
Rtisr o. No." tnirl. o. county visitors
b. requiring ,h1- rr.e Doe appointed
on MAY o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05

IITT-rf KCII. &c.,. March
lift'f wHrt 'HIiur I..i. liuI
River 90 foot tuH fI|HHs rain
SlIl llNNltI.E River TG feet
.fI ffIi|rH ffin
NDlti fNTOW River So fr.'
and stationary rnu
t'ihktV-it HG Eitrr Go foot
.ni fI'inr cloudy
vs. 'HIiiN River feet tuI afI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05

U..H without H I.sua. fI. uu them wil.
s Shot Tine wurs has already been Ue-
.HH. N- "ur canine was fHe Victim CO..
frrirl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05

UIueon I've nearly So Ooo saved
Nir'rr What are you saving forf
Hiuto ON im going fu build "a ton
hru.ard dollar house Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-05
PICTURES

Our whole stock of Pic
lures slashed in price
about in two. If you have
any bare spaces on your
walls. now is your oppor-
tunity.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-23


/ Mrs. e. j., Sullivan, 5000 Harvard
ST., robbed of purse containing S2S
and jewelry while shopping in Man
del Bros store. Believed taken by
woman of whom she had been asking
advice. Trust papers did not print
name of store she was robbed in.
Burglars got $40 of Anna Fors-
berg, maid, when they raided home
of Mrs. Al. Lucas, 1921 Human av.
Jacob Allen, 13, negro, confessed
he robbed B. P. Nordberg's grocery,
5515 Jefferson av., of $40 and some
groceries. 81. ~.
Jacob BIeckman, 2o1s Evergreen
av., robbed of purse and SIS on Madi-
son st. car. -.
Fred J. Dornseif, in printing bust
ness, suing David Levi, real estate
dealer, for $4,000 SANDER Says :
Levi accused him of burning building
at 1912 Perry st., owned by Levi.
Police still searching for Ed Bar
clay, painting contractor, 2701 Ogden
av., missing for 10 days. Believed
suicide. ...-. -
Burglar in home of F. r. Council,
6519 Lexington av. Scared away by
Mrs. Connell. 80.
Miss Flora M. Nance, domestic, ar
rested charged with attacking Mrs.
S. l.. Goldman, 4643 Woodlawn av,
her former employer, with a club:
Mrs. Goldman had refused to give the
girl reference and without one she
was unable to get job.
Leddy Tekres, 6, TO Bickerdike ST.,
badly hurt while riding on wagon
Legs caught in wheels.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-23
LOCAL DOINGS IN TABLOID FORM

- T. sAASN<<AA@ 4<</44N\AO ~
Samuel Karter found unconscious
in alley in rear of liz North Ann st.
Severe head wound. May die.
Atty. Clarence barrow will be chief
speaker at reception and banquet in
his honor by members of Lawyers
Association of Illinois, at Hotel Sher-
man, May 1.
Harry Siegfried arrested on COM
plant of T. H. Conrad, Ridgemore
Park. Robbery. .-.......-...
Ignatz Kaciewski, 1910 S. Lincoln
St, fell from car. Badly injured.
Michael Rotchford, rs, 18th st. and
Homan av., structural iron worker,
hit on head when plank fell on him
on 4th floor of new Continental and
Commercial Bank Building, w. Ad-
ans and La Sale sts. st. Luke's Hos
pital. Will die. Fractured skull.
George WiIsey, 7, 1884 Elmwood
av., found wandering streets with
ball, bat and glove he had bought
after robbing his bank. Was afraid
to go home. Father called at station
for him..
II. Williams, IS, John McGovern,
1920 Hollywood av., captain in fire
department for ten. years, seriously
hurt, and H. E. Armstrong, 845
Dakin st., severely hurt when Arm
strong's auto hit curb and turned
over. -. L
TT. Lysaught, s5s24 Lafayette
av., arrested on complaint of wife.
Wouldn't buy milk for baby. Given
choice of buying milk or going to
Jail. Now buying milk.
Central Y. NJ. C. A. education de-
partment have discovered new"
way to reduce cost of living. Keep
one rooster and several chickens in
back yard"-if you've got a back
yard, of course. ..--.
George Baustert, %, 5348 N. Ash
land av., and Chas. P. Blink, 10, 1897
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-23

The birds are singing in the trees;
They're happy as the day is long.
If we could get our food free we {
Would also warbles merry, song. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-19
THE RICHMOND VA SUNDAY OCTOBER - 1918

ing was left us but to fight TO q finish.
L don't care how big the fellow is who
comes in to my homo and interferes
In my domestic affairs, he has to get
out. or fight
III In this discussion l have referred
to matters which are painful, | assure
you 1T Is with no thought OF stirring
UP tho passions of the past; but sim
ply because I could not answer your
question without referring to them.
Tho whole subject is now purely his
torical. and the questions at Issue were
settled forever. But | think that the
final verdict of impartial history will
be that the South appealed to the legal
ana constitutional right to secedc.
while the North Appealed to tho revolu-
ttonnry right of the sword to cocrce
the seeded States. The superior power
OF the North won the victory. The
old Union, as it was formed in the be-
ginning. WAS destroyed, and q new,
consolidated. and imperiallstic republic
was established In it's stoad. Whether
our liberties will be as safe under tho
new republic made by tho war for tho
Union as under the former one. will
depend upon the virtues of our peo-
pie and the cultivation of fraternity
between all tho sections Of our great
country. For that reason. / am OPP
posed to all such offensive and partisan
terms rs rebel and rebellion" They
may have been eXcusablc when we
were cutting each others Threats. but
they are as much out of place now as
n skeleton at banquet. We were not
rebels / stick to that.
hope that I have made II clear
why / said you ought to quit using the
terms rebel and rebellion" in speak
ing of us Southerners.