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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20

The business men are going to eat
ney building. Cost of living" surely
will be high.
Try to count the colors in the sign
on the northwest quarter. They say
the man who erected that is a per-
petual smoker
Somebody wants TO know why the
lights in the Prudential tower are
kept lighted until midnight. To To-
cate the Morris canal is the SUB
gestion.
CG0
Ever notice how long it takes for
some of the swell % dressed John
MES" with the knee high trousers TO
find the trolley car they want? Somc
Of EN- wait on the northeast quar-
ter for two hours and then they walk
home. but seldom alone.
@ 9 9
Just stand on my beat some
night when the theatres are getting
out and listen to the women chatter.
Is it about the play? Not much. II
some of the dressmakers and millin-
ers in town could hear them said
artists would commit suicide.
Perhaps it would be better if some
of them did. But the bills would be
there to pay just the same, fond
hubby says.
To decide a bet, a reader wants to
know whether it was little Johnny
from City Hall" or Charley Mac"
who put Ann in the Anheuser Busch.
Said reader also asks if he pays
storage there.
The next calamity on the corners
will be Easter. If the traffic squad
survive the hot cross bun fever"
on Friday, here's hoping they don't
suffer from eggnog on Easter.
@ 6 @
Eight hundred pounds of face
powder are sold weekly in this city.
according to the statistics. Must be
a mistake somewhere Some of the
girls that go by use that amount
alone in one application.
G . g
A girl made a complaint against a
lieutenant of the National Guard to
one of the traffic cops" today, Here's
the way the officer took the COM
, plant: Girl accuses N. G. Officer"
Short but true.
&C 9
The congress on physical education
attributes shortness of stature in
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Star Bureau.
Metropolitan National Bank Bldg.

WASHINGTON, MAX. 20
1t rests with President Wilson TO
decide whether tariff protection shall
be continued on goods that are sold
cheaper abroad than at home. The
President will also decide whether
wool and meats shall go on the free
list.
Although the schedules as made up
by the ways and means committee are
being guarded a CLOSE secret, enough
has leaked out to make.it known that
the extreme revisionists are in a
minority in the committee councils
and that Chairman Underwood and
the conservatives will make the de-
cisions as to the duties in the new
tariff bills subject to the o. X. of the
President.
In the last few days votes taken in
the ways and means committee have
shown a majority of that body OPP
posed to the doctrine of free wool as
advocated by William J. Bryan and
the more radical near-free- traders.
Unless the President interferes a duty
of from 10 to 20 per cent. will prob
ably be left on wool, and there will
be no such drastic cuts in schedule x
as have been urged by manysof the
extreme low tariff Democrats.
In the campaign last fall the DEM
ocratic National Committee conduct
ed tariff chamber of horrors" in
New York, in which the exhibits
consisted mainly of articles shown
to be sold at lower prices abroad
than in this country. 1t was and has
long been urged by revenue tariff
Democrats that manufacturers who
give foreigners an advantage over
domestic consumers in cheaper prices
should not be allowed any tariff pro-
lection.
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CONTINUED from Yesterday

Gilmore paused. His cigar had
but he did not take his eyes from
Langhams face, He did not speak
at once even when his cigar was
lighted.
Great beads of perspirat.on stood
thick on Langham's brow, his hair
was damp and clammy. He was liy-
ing that unspeakable moment over
again, with all its madness and hor-
ror. He saw himself as he had
walked scowling toward the front of
the store; he had paused irresolutely
with his hand ON the door-knob, and
then had turned back. The old mer-
chant was standing close by the
scales, a tail. ~amt figure, in the
waning light OF day.
"Why do YOU tell me you can't dc
it?' he had demanded with dull
anger. You have the money, | know
that"
Il didn't tell you | couldn't do 1t
MIR. Langham; - merely intimated
that I wouldn't" the old man had re.
joined dryly.
Won have the money in your safe
what il ! have? It's mine to d.
with as ] think proper"
"A larger sum than | want--than
need"
quite likely"
A furious gust of passion had LAID
hold of him. the consciousness of hi.
necessity, all-compelling and relent
less, swept through his brain. Money
he must havel--his success, his hap
piness, everything, depended on it
and what could money mean to this
feeble old man, whose days wer,
almost spent?
81 want you to let me have tw,
thousand dollarsl" he had insisted a
he placed him hand on the old mer
chants shoulder. Get it for me.
swear I'll pay it back. I'll give yol
such security as ] can--lny note"
Mcbride had laughed dryly at this
and he turned on his heel, as though
to reenter the Office. Langham sho
q quick glance about him. The stor
was empty. the street deserted
He saw through the dingy window tn
| swirling scarfs OF white that til
wind sent dying across the square
Now was his time II eyerl Bitter re
sentiment urged him OMIT was
monstrous thing that those VIII
could. would nos help him!
Near the scales was an anvil, an
| leaning against The anvil block WAS
heavy sledge. AS the old merchan
! turned from him, he had caught u
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20
SEEN AND HEARD AT
THE FOUR CORNERS
BY BRIGHT EYES

girls and women to insufficient sun
and air baths. Now we understand
why the girls hanging around the
Corners are tall. Night air must
be as good as sun.
Geo
One hundred and ten thousand doll
lars in prizes has been offered for q
substitute for gasoline as a fuel for
internal combustion engines in motor
cars. Let's hope that some one wins
this money and rids our busiest sec
ton" of some of the smoke and
doors which now infect it.
9 zoo
Dedicated to the girl who meets
"her friend" in front of the Firemen's
at precisely O'Clock:
Her footless feet are bare with cold,
And hairless Is her hair;
She trips with eyeless chances bold
Up, down a. stepless stairs:
But thank heavens she's rarer far
Than some other maidens are.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20
CONSTANTINE XII. OF GREECE.

IT MAY be happy omen for the cause of Christianity,
embodied in the allied Balkan pressing
toward his last foood Europe that the King Greece
uscends the throne Constantine MI 1t the borne
by thirteen rulers of the Byzantine empire and from the first
the last of these of eleven centuries Chsendom
still knows the capital of Islam Constantnope the city of
Constantine the Great and the last Byzantine emperor bear
the fell CALAMITY resisting the Mosems under Mahomet H.
who stomed Constantnope 453 and exnguished the
Empire Would be strange if Constantine, the head
Greek empire should again WELD the sceptre
of old Byzantine power and hear said by Christian
priests in ago Sophia the Church of Divine Wisdom longer
nfde mosque?
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20
SUMNER.

oh, how love the summer time,
I'm glad ! am alive
When good old Mr. Fahrenheit
Is touching ninety-five.
| have no anthracite to buy,
! shovel off. no snow,
| do not have to wear earmuffs,
Wherever | may go.
| do not slip and Jar my bones
Upon the icy walk
Or hear the oldest resident
Give his cold weather talk.
It's simply heaven to perspire,
It's great to take a run
For nineteen miles or SO
out in the blazing sun.
1t makes ambition stir within
NV large upholstered frame
To be parboilcd and melted down.
II makes me yearn for fame.
When suffocating weather comes
! never care to shirk;
The only notion that | have
Is TO dig in and work.
ooh. how l love the summer time,
OF 1t / never tire,
But, still, / think that | can hear
You softly whisper Liar"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20
CHAPTER XIV.
Lowe That Endures.

A MELANCHOLY wind raked the
- bare hills which rose beyond
the flats and found its way
across half the housetops in Mount
Hope to the solitary window that
gave light and air to John Norths
narrow cell. For seven long days,
over the intervening housetops, he
had been observing those undulating
hills, gazing at them until they
seemed like some great live thing
continually crawling along the hori-
IONS rim, and continually disappear
ing in the distance. Now he was
watching their misted shapes sink
deep into the twilight.
North, by his counsel, had waived
the usual preliminary hearing before
the mayor, his case had gone at once
to the grand jury, he had been in
dicted and his trial was set for the
| February term of court. Watt Har-
bison had warned him that he might
expect only this, yet his first feeling
Of astonished horror remained with
him.
AS he stood by his window he was
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20
THE STAND OF THE oRTY-oNE.

FORTYONE members of the Assembly refuse to surrender
their awmakng outside dcaton They elected
ITO Legislature legsae according their best judgments
sand their knowledge their constituents
contemplated in their election last fall that they should
figure pawns game by State national politicians. The
had mandate TO reyouOnze the grand jury system and
permit the people have any the operation
revolutionary law vitality affecting their liberties These
foryone standing by their rights by their duty and by
their constituents and should be unmoyed by influence
from quarter They the solid ground of public
fight events present fortified them in
position opened the eyes of voters to the and
extraordinary in the politics and of this
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20
A REACTION AGAINST VOTES FOR WOMEN.

THERE ARE signs of reaction against woman suffrage
country the seemed to be marching
umphanty Within the past few weeks several State Lega
constitutional amendments giving
Nebraska and Missouri being the latest Is it not
sble that methods of the militant suhragees in
England reflex action upon American public sent
such spectacular foles the hike to
the barefoot dances the treasury steps have
had something to do with it?
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20
AN EXPERT CAPTURE BY DETECTIVES.

s. THE APPREHENSION at New Orleans of the Musica
family the fugitive hair dealers who peperated series of
startling swindes New York and other banks credit
detective sagacity and quckness 1t seldom that police
detectives display much celebrity shown in this case
AS rule criminal who has the means for extended Digit
gets away and if he is caught it is only aftr long chase
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tTo Be Continued Iomorrow.)
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-04-24

Heirs of A. Racial,
No. 20. nc
81 acres on bayou Negadfe, -
above and below bv Metoyer 6 L
of RACIAL Taxes to date AIS
of advertisement to be added. "A
Esiere Rodriguez ward ten No. |
40 rcres NW1.4 of SW1-4 sec,
Is tc rs and movables, Taxes to
date $50. cost of advertisement to
be added.
E. NJ. Vallery, ward ten No /.
80 acres Nl-2 of SEqr sec. 30. t6
RS and movables, Taxes to date
5.45, Cost Of advertisement to be
added.
w. A. Balton. ward ten No. 4
10 acres in SEqr of MGR sec.
81 t6 re taxes to date 90c, cost of
advertisement to be added.
Carroll Real Estate Co., ward ten,
No. 4.
81 acres on Little nv. being lots
and 4 of HARRISON land, Taxes
to date, $50, cost of advertise
ment to be added.
Geo. Dyson and j. Starks, ward
10, No. 6.
1870 acres on right bank of Little
river, bounded above by Little
river. below by Lacour, rear by
Barron. Taxes due for 1868, 1909,
1910, 1911 and 1912. Taxes to
date $40 Is; cost of advertisement
to be added.
f. S. Norman, ward 10, No. q.
Timber rights on the following
lands: Z half, E half of NV or.
SW or, sec. "a. l. half of Sc or,
sec. %, I Z, r ). Taxes to date
Sc. Is; cost of advertisement to be
added.
On said day / will sell such portion
of said property as each debtor will
point out and in case said debtor will
not point out sufficient property will
at once and without further delay sell
the least quantity of said property
which any bidder will buy for the
amount of the taxes, interest and costs
due by said debtor. This sale will be
for cash in legal tender money of the
United States and shall be redeemable
at any time for the space of one year
by paying price given with 20 per cent
and all costs and penalties added.
J. w. FREEMAN,
Sheriff and ex-Officio Tax Collector.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-04-24

/ nw4 sec rs. ST of 81 sec &c, wt of nwt
sec 81, 81 sec "a SET of swi sec "a se4
of sw3 sec "a nj of sw4 of SET sec 35
W.T. of SET of sci sec 35 nw4 of ne4 sec
SO, timber only e! of nw4 of ne4 sec SO
sw4 of ne4 sec Sc sci of net sec Sc, tim
Der sci of nw4 sec, SO, nd of se4 of
nw4 sec Sc, set sec Sc, all sec IS except
20 acres ST sec "a, set sec % timber
net sec rs, sw4 of swt sec % sw4 of SEA
sec %, ST of 81 of se4 of set sec %,
nw4 sec 26, nd sec IA, sw4 sec ID, 81 of
net sec IA Lots I, 2, and IA timber on
| 200 acres and movables, taxes to date
100000 cost :of advertisement to be
added
Ocie Harper, ward ten, no. 5.
20 acres on lake Besiant in Sl-2
of ne or sec. 20 Is re, taxes to
date 1925 cost OF advertisement to
be added.
Jno. p. Kay, ward ten no. /.
1886 acres E1-2 OF SELL sec.
8 t6 rs and movablas, Taxes to
date 1913 cost of advertisement
to be added
Louis Lacour, ward ten, no 10
~ acres on the TT. bank Little
nv. bd. above by Jack. below by
Benoist and Cockfeld rear BY
COIN, Taxes to date 2.65 cost of
advertisement to be added
Clothilde Lee, ward ten. No. %.
IS acres on Little nv. I'D. above
by Benoist below by Rosenthal,
rear by o. Metover. acq of La
cour, taxes to date 6.75, cost of
advertisement to be added.
L. V. Florence. ward ten No. 35
"a acres on the right bank of
Little nv. bd above by Beaudoin
and RACIAL and movables, taxes
to date 6.85 cost of advertisement
to be added.
Mrs. Mounie Martin ward ten no 4
SO acres in sec. 1 to RS. taxes to
date 3.45 cost Of advertisement to
be added.
Mrs Cora Massion, ward ten NO.5
J House and lot in Cloutlerville.
I'D. above by Rosenthal, below by
Delouche, rear Lulberston, Taxes
to date 4.65, cost OF advertisement
to be added.
| NJ. B. Mayo, ward ten No. 8.
II acres, WIZ Of SW14 sec.
"a is rs and movables, taxes to
date $50. cost of advertisement to
be added.
A. B. Powell, ward ten No. 16.
1922 acres I'D. south by I. 6 P
Ry. Co. north by Cotton, east by
same, west by National Lumber
Co., and movables, Taxes to date
$50, cost of advertisement to be
added. :
| L C. RACIAL, ward ten No. 4 N
1870 acres; 80 acres on Cane
bd, above bv Fontallion, below
Breazeale rear by Givanovichi
acres bd. above by Derbon
low by ward 8 and Met
movables. Taxes to dat0N
.--a.-zas----A::-sz---Ak-4 70 be ENAI
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Er0yHr, waTa.aAla-


sr-aasD bounded above by COIN.
below by Kirkland. Taxes to date
So 20; cost of advertisement to be
added.
! NJ Z Robeau, ward 9. No. So.
81 acres on west bank of Cane
river, bounded above by Metoyer,
Taxes to date SPOTS; cost of adj
vertisement to be added.
T W Stewart, and Son, ward 9,
No. 81.
| SOB acres on east bank of Ole
river, bounded above by Self, be.
| low by Ducasse, 80 acres on west
blk. Old river, bounded above by
Conley, rear by Prudhomme, front
by Old river, acquired of Lacoste
and movables. Taxes to date
S71.00; cost of advertisement to be
added.
Andrew L. Weldon, ward 9, No. 20
] 40 acref. wqr of NV or of nc
or, and ne or of NV or of NV qe.
sec. 8, TT, RI. Taxes to date
80. go; cost of advertisement to be
added.
ID. B. Pate, ward 8, No. 3
100 acres on left bank of Cane
river, bounded above by j D.
Thompson, below by M. Jones,
rear by j. Green. Taxes to date
$21.65 cost of advertisement to be
added.
Entered by j G Stephens, ward 9,
No. 2.
40 acres. sw or of ne or. sec. 80
IT 8. K 7. Taxes to date 50 70
cost of advertisement to be added
V. Metover, ward 8, No. |
II acres on east bank of Cane
river. bounded above by Sarpy
below by Sapp. Taxes to dat.
81 IS; cost of advertisement to bt
added.
Ward Tea.
j. NJ. Crager, ward ten, No, IS
| 27S acres 224 acres on rt. banl
of Cane nv I'D. above by BrocI
and Bostic, below by Dean ane
Tie Go. SO acres on rt. bank o.
Cane nv. I'D above by Goode ant
Gray, below by NJ. Ferrier south
by Black and movables, Taxes t.
date 34.95 cost of advertisement
to be added.
ID. b. Dubois, ward ten, no. 80.
| SO acres sw or of NV or, NV 81
of sw or sec. 26 is RS and NOVA
bles, taxes to date $50, cost o.
advertisement to be added.
Dyson and starks, ward ten No AZ
i 205 acres, % acres on Bavol
| Nedgale I'D. above by Benoist, be
low by Prospere. 1870 acres oil
right blk. little nv. Id. above b,
RACIAL, below by Lacour, Take.
to date 1885. cost of advertise
ment to be added.
Gehart Lumber Co ward ten no IS
4460, 81 acres; sw4 of sw4 sec rs re
nj of net sec 8nw4 of nw4 sec 8 NV
OF sw4 sec 8 ST Of swi sec 8 ST of Sc
i IL, nw4 sec Is nj Of sw3, nw3 of Sc
sec l6. mel of Of nwl sei Of nwi sec 1
timber on ned of sec q nj of mel, NV
sec q 81 of set of nw4 sec q Timber q
of net Of nwA, nj, set, nw4 sec "a NV
of ned, sea Of nwi Of sek, WI eft NV
set of nwA, net, net of nwi sec "A, n
Of 81, e3 Of sWa nesh get Of net sec %
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1913-04-24
Ward Nine.

Joe Chellette, ward nine. No. "a.
III acres. bounded east by Ra-
chal, north by Nelken, west by
Buard, and south by Mahaffey.
Taxes to date 1913; cost of adver'
ment to be added.
Eugeue Dupree, ward 9, No. 80. 0
6 acres on east bank of Cane
river. bounded above by Allen
berg" below by Cohn. Taxes to
date S1.65; cost of advertisement
to be added.
0. H. Gartman, ward 9, No 2.
20 acres, half interest in frac:
sec. 10, and 3 acres in NV or of
NV or of NV or, sec. %, and 2
acres in NV or, corner of sw or of
sw ar, and about 4 acres il sw
corner of ne or of sw or, and
about NV corner Of ne or of sw
or, sec. Is, T 8, r 7, and nova.
bles. Taxes to date $7.65; cost of
advertisement to be added.
Jack and Behan, ward 9 No. 3.
800 acres, being a "a interest
with ID. Pierson, in ne or of sw
ar of Sc q sec. 20, t Z, X Z, NV
ar. 1-2 of ne or, sec. IA, ne or
of Sc or, sec. 9, T Z, X Z, and lot
sec. 5, T8. II Z; lots 2, 3 and 4
sec. 5. rs, RI. Taxes to date
$25. "a; cost of advertisement to be
added.
Charlse Jones, ward 8, No SO.
27acres, bounded front by Prud-
homme, and rear by F. Prud-
homme. Taxes to date 81. Is; cost
of advertisement to be added.
Misses VI. and E. Lacoste, ward
9. No. 30.
BOB acres, so acres on west bank
of Old river, bounded above by
road, below by Bradley, rear by
J H Prudhomme, and % acres on
east bank of Old river, bounded
above by Nelken, below by Du-
casse, front by Old river, rear by
Bayou Natchez, and movables.
Taxes to date $27.35; cost of adj
vertisement to be added.
M E Florence, ward 9, No. IS.
10 acres on west bank Cane river,
bounded above by MetOyer, below
by Will Robertson. Taxes to date
So. So: cost of advertisement to be
added.
Oline Metoyer, ward nine. No. %.
80 acres on east bank of Cane
river, bounded above by Martha
NORM, below by G Florence.
Taxes to date 1925; cost of adver-
tisement to be added.
Mrs. Victor G Metoyer. ward 8,
No. 81.
80 acres on west bank Cane
river, bounded above by Sarpy,
and below by Sapp. Taxes to
date $8.72: cost of advertisement
to be added.
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TX y, acquired OF > SmalH
dsxrez So, cRstv Of ADVERTISE
added. aSh41
&c Cobb. ward seven. NO Is
40 acres NW4 of NW4: Sec 20, L Z,
RS. Taxes to date ;. 10: cost of ad-
vertisement to be added.
wv Fuller. ward seven, NO Is
go acres SW4 of NW3, Nj OF NW4.
Sec 81, T 6, RI Taxes to date 8 81;
cost of advertisement to be added
JAS Rodgers. ward seven, NO 26
40 acres mel of ne4 OF Sec %, L Z II
9, and moyables Trxes to date Sd
st Of advertisement to be added
Mrs s e Stanley, ward seven, no ~
l20 acres wa of swqr, seQr of swqr
sec IL t6 re- and movables, taxes to date
565 cost of advertisement to be added
Mrs X G Wagley ward seven no z
taxes to date q 10 cost of advertisement
to be added
Grama Cobra, ward seven, no 2
200 acres ne or of sw or, Sc or of NV Or
NV or of Sc or sec 20 II re- taxes to date
3 80 cost of advertisement to be added
A ] Mathews, ward seven no ]
go acres my or of ne or, WI of sw or
of my or sec Is II 70 taxes to date 05
cost of advertisement to be added
Pelican State Oil and Mineral Co, ward
seven no4
$50 acres, sw xr of sec 50 II re- taxes
10 date $3.50 cost of advertisement to
be added.
Unknown Owner, ward seven no
I-s int. in 100 acres Sc or of NV or,
nj of sw or Of nwl sec Is t7r8 taxes
TO date 200 cost of advertisement to
be added
Ward Eight.
Abraham Beasley, ward eight no IL
so acres Sc or of NV or, 81 of mel of
NV or sec to RI, taxes to date 40
cost of advertisement to be added
Phanor Breazeale, ward eight no %
Timber on sci of net sec % Is n and
ei of nwt sec 20 Is rs acq at tax sale
of r McGinnis, taxes to date n rs cost
of advertisement to be added
Heirs of A NJ Dowden, ward eight no.
20.
40 acres in the nj of sci sec Its Rs,
taxes to date 2. 10 cost of advertisement
TO be added.
Heirs of Nat Fuller, ward eight no. 9.
I60 acres set sec. 4 Is RI taxes to date
ITO cost of advertisement to be added.
w j and A F Funderburk ward eight
no. IL
70 acres WI of sci sec is Is re- taxes
TO date 3.75 cost of advertisement to
be added.
J G Hilton ward eight no A
ri Is 1T 4 %
taxes to date zoe cost of advertise
ment to be added.
TN small ward eight no 8
40 acres nwf of set sec Is Is re- taxes
to date3.40 cost of advertisement to be
added.
Heirs of Jno setliff ward eight no 5
Setliff, agt-
80 acres ss4 Of mel, mel of sci of sci
sec 80 to rs and movables, taxes to
date 4,40 cost .oJ advertisement to be
added.
w A Grant, ward eight no
40 acres nw4 of nw4 sec 81 10 re- ac-
Quiredof patent, taxes to date ALB cost
of advertisement to be added.
ID McInnis ward eight no
Is acres 81 of nwt, w1 of swt sec "a
Is re- taxes to date 1900 cost of adver-
tisement TO be added.
7 Z McGlothin ward eight no. 2
4( acres E4 of WI of nwt sec Is Is rs
taPes to date 2.I0 cost of advertisement
to be added.
Jim simmons ward eight, nos
10 acres swi of nwf and 10 acres on
I west side of set Of nwi and nj of nwt
sswi sec Is rs, taxes to date 5 IS
Il advertisement to be added.