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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17
Mas tojtet Oas?

WrotF4ts ausoeteoter D1rsn hss
rem adufer id pieQeitt lperbsn
tonnts. lit es msin gute5 Heft, mib
nab Dem @reiIe gu ertunoioen, pieIs
leidt irQar an orei. bier SteI.n,
bomit i'd 0as fir mid 0orteilhaf
tefte pdbIen fam. 9as mub fiji
ser 9ertGufer eefa1en ld1en. oenn IS
felt in feinsm geIiebsn. Den Vr.;a
Gil normieren, ME ss in m'inem
itebt, i'm mad G~rtupoigung gu 3a1.
len poer gu ber3ihten.
Run o;bt es absr MenThen
uno leioer nift reni9s Die aud
ouBerhaGb beg 2doens ober Warftss
BEL ot1em, mas Te Iebsn. ioFort fros
zen: rWas foFtet oas?" r0ie tsusr
mar 0as?"
M}an Ss;et ibnsn, boGer Trsuas
IN Der Gate. irosnoejne biibfds
Neuerlperbanq lire erite 5ro1e
cebt nudl bern Nreis. mas nan an
Lno um i'd trdot, miro foFort ieis
mem Oelopert nab einqsihdbt. G't
,rfunbi9tn iih niht stra. mo mon
IS gstduft (ooer bod r~psni9itens crit
in 3~ipeitsr 2inis), ion0srn pie p'el
man bofiir anhIsn mubts. uno Dag
FelbIt Damn, tpsnn iie tsinesreas Die
N6Iitt ooer MogIidteit taben, ets
roas Nebnlih.s gu ertpsr6en. rein
nur aus miibiqer Neugier ooer in
Dem Wunfd, ms un6 unisrs 9elos
ousgabsn gu tontrolisren. gu erFabs
rsn, ME n;st mir mobl fir otr9Ieis
den 0inge ilbris bdben.
Dos ift .bsnfo ino'stret pie tatts
los, elm 3eid.n fshr geringer Bill
ounq. Gs fam uns bod gang qleif
Iein, NOS amber. NIT ihrsm Gelh.
anfong.n; uno .b.rio gIeih9iilti5
muBte es uns fsin, OBJ Te tsu.r ODER
biuis .;no.touft.
u.berbdupt sen Wert zines 0eg.n<
Iianoss nur mad ieinem Qreis eirs
sufhdben. ift bod Elm redt tinblis
fer Gtanopurtt uno 3eu9t BON me-
nig fel6ftdnoi9.m GeIdmot uno
our6aus manaeInoem eissnsm 1lrs
tell. 0sstaIb Qsno6ne man fih bod
lie Ieiotge fTraqs nah Dem aoi'tns
runtt ab. Sir beIaitiQt BEN anoern
un0 hrinst i'm in rs;niite Qsrlteens
6eit. fqGs er sen @rsi3 niat iaor7
1i4. uno oIF h:n Traaet 'el3a
mirit tie si,t our11us u38unti7zi
.24t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17
Tas nite 2ieo.

Das 3uftbaus bon 4Ioatfhinst.
i'm Rertihinster 8e3irt (Sibirien),
1T. mad geridien aus petersburg.
in Den lsbtsn Monaten Der Gdau-
ptaB fdduriger 0orfdQe qeiporoen.
Die 8urufdmteiten hes mueinqeIebs
ten 9sf1rgnisoireftors, Der BEL ee>
rin9fu9iaen NnidHen fdpers torpers
lihe Strafen onnenhen Iieb. triebsn
mebrere per @e'angenen 3u 8er3rsifs
lungstaten. Gin poIitifder Gtrdfs
ling, groosti. ipuroe fir Elm leihz
tes 8ergeben nit inrdtbar,n anutsrs
bieben qeitroft. Quf is'ne obnetin
erihiittsrts @~eiur0beit nirfte oieis
Idma6pole Gtraie oernoben Gin.
DAP er oen 0eritono pertor. 99tpei
BEL Der 13udtigunq dntpeieroe Gtrdfs
hinge tonnttn ooa Bib Der grauias
men StrefpoG3iehung un0 Der Quas
len oes Cpfers riht sr:-aqen. Gie
perQiftetsn ii6 bei0e, putOen abr &C..
rettet.
GurstiA beqinqen flint politiihs
8srbrsder oss IIgdtihinstsr 0ss
flngni6es nisoerlm sinen GeIbits
morbperIut; 3mti psrgiFtsten Tih. Die
orei anoern ihnitten Iid bic YuIss
aoern ou,, Neqsn oey Weiqerun1,
fh pGbreno Ns 9ottes0itnItes am
Gborgefang 3u bettiIieen. nurbs o>n
Strdflinqen Die marine aleiounQ az
nommsn uno iis qe3pun9en, Quf Nt
sistaItsn 9isle i1rtr 53stIs obns Ts4s
un0 WatroBs Die Radt gu p,e6rin>
gen.
.3obtreife Grtrac'uno1a unter ben
@sidnsensn i'm tpsltoboef6ieoenen
Tibiriifen 3udt5lus iin0 Ole 5oIqsn
Der unmenihlitftit Der @efunqniss
letter ben Gtruf.:noen qsqenlbst.
Jieie sieben oft DEN 3co sinsm Qe6en
Dol Shmam Iro snrperlj6er iopie
ieetiTbsr GualsH uor. Quf in Dem
G<fdnenis Dor Taftfert Iin6 tirs.
lid 3uftdnoe snt1edt tpor0en, bic oos
Ginqreifen Orr ostihtlihen ge66ro n
e~rfor0erten. Wsas1 Mibbon6llnQ Don
0efanqentu mut IN 3rpei 8erlrqniss
oufis6sr gu 6oi;nrafsn peruttei,t. Or
Gei1nanjsoirsitar uno isin Ge6ilfe
hires 4mtss er.t tsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17
crieutisranasftnn ofr 3iere.

Cine fron3o'tft. 3titItrift ~sraotlt
zine inttreKante SabtneeithiAtt. Sin
9iirqsr Don MnQIeur, 0srr Warnp
befab 3mei 9aben; Ole cine. eintn
if0n rot uno ps'b qefdrbten aater.
ff1sntte .r einem Trsnros. btr IN
Qiiitid1 qsftoFtIit t1tiq lit. a5tr in
3rois Qonts pohnt nn0 ieoen Gonns
otsno nod 0auie fGhrt. Der S1s
ter lpurhe in elmer Suutentorh Qeit1t
uno mi; BEN Mhenb3ud nos Troiss
Dents miiqtnommen. Wisrsehn gas
qt lang nuroe has iur1t 3ier I'M
6ouIe qshdItsn uno ishr qut oes
piIeat; 6ann Gieb man e5 fret inns
~terlaufeH, nber IS entIernte iih in
hen f%oloenoen atpei monottn nur 'pss
ni9 BON S0aais ur0 iehrte je0en
1ftno an feline GhIofTtcIte suriid.
Gines SaQts aber mar Der G1ier
oerfdmun0en. Wieoer naren piers
3ehn 9aQe bsroonoen, a!s er eines
ffonen Nahmitto0s pI6Blih in itis
rem alien Qr1is in Mn9Ieur dufs
ianhtt uno fd, burh frcubioe8
Wiausn bemerftar mn4tc. Gt
rt'b unter~eos gar nitt Id1teft ats
Iebt hnben, benz er fob ro6I cus dn0
elm EEL faf ii 5aer nno fau6srer
Is d'8 Fri 'einsr Ttutt BON 1rtisc
Tents. Nur biz 9fuoen .oor.n rot
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17
8ir6li6e l1uterbaltuug.

ST. Sentp u. Salser nirb ant Snmss
tag Nbenb benz 8eslepan @lee Club
Der 1. Metb. STRIDE in BEN 8irfens
Barriers cine llnterbaItun9 mibmen.
Der Club soblt 81 Mitslieoer, nit 6ru.
u. @. 3eratstp ols Setter uno Brof.
Sames U. 8err ais 8irteent.
lin 7;15 piro Elm Souper ierpirt
uno Der 2lbeno nit Muiif, @eiane uno
&aoen perbroht. Die Sauptaniprad)e
bait Geu. Jrdnt 6artl BON Mllpautee.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17
Sod;eits9loden.

Gin 9ienltas Nbeno purben @r'
Sberiff gbri Il. Burns nit Sri.
ANNA 0abn. 702 n0rbl. 10. Ctr.
i'm 8farrhnuie ser Ct. Marps'&irhe
BON Heu. @onoon 9etrnut. Ste ueroen
III 325 5errpitraBe mobnbaft lein. Aub
Der .Nbenolteru" 9~ratulirt.
Cine 6ohseitsIicsnj lieBen iit aus
iteuen 6 .. y, Newbur9 uno Sri.
elite q. Oft.
Cine SodieitsIicena lieBen iid auss
ltsllsn 6. s. W ilblentamp pon
Sparta uno Sri. M. 8. 6ries Don
bier.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17
Ans Der Staatsbanptitaot.
Snr5c Chung Der SegiSlatur. Z. u.
Anoerion ais Gfern'S EadnfpIaer.
Seridlte Der Sommiifiuueu.
Wlaolion. Il. San.

Ie Sibuua Der bsioeu
6duier Der 9salsla'
tur am gienitag lpar
uur inc iebr turSe
uuo brafte ipenig
pom Selans.
Ser Seuat pers
taate lid unmlttsIbar
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17
OrunOeigeutbums=M artt.

5olsenoe 8runoeisentbums $ uebers
traaunaen puroen tn ben lesten 9asen
por9enommen:
@owin uno oiIoa Gplano an fsreb 8rolpn,
1870 Nder I'M 3opni1ip Is, n0rbltd) ppn
Gan9e ..S21t0
Sopbie Gred rab u. ". an Gm. 8. 9red.
trab, 225 Nfer Sarm i'm 3oun 8arre
iur...-... ...............$l2,0 900
u. SO, 9nplor an &. 6. 3nnlpr, 9ot "a,
8Iod 30. 9eonaro's Nooltlon gu Meit
Saleft.."..-.. 81
S. &. 3aplor an u. VI. 3anlpr, oieielte
Sot fur 81
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17
Ctr ipariams 1amilicnpotcr.

Shaffner: ~mit Sbrsn 3pe'
Soffsrin miFen e nod 0a hunter
our 0epotrspilion''"
~YJas2! - CUR OspddgeptiIon
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17
@fern's ahfoIger.

Y " ? ~ NJ Y ! y
8ouperneur Mc@puern unterseih.
nete beute Nbeno bic G%raennuue bon
2ewtsN u. anoer on BON Mnoiion
sum 8erliherungSfommiidr %anitsIs
o 3. 6. gtern. Die b~etreIfenoe Groer
miro beim Staats iefretdr hinteriest uno
bann Dem Senate sur ge%itatisuns iiber.
ienoet meroen, mo lie Der @eihdftspros
uung gemdB "A Stunben Iieaen blelben
miro. Oerr NnoeriDn lit elmer Der be-
fannteiten Sahueritdnoi9en I'M 8erii'
d%erun9sfahe i'm 9anSen Nprbweltet
unb lit lett ben lebten adt Sabreu ala
0auptafiuror I'M 8uleau oes 0erIihe.
runsstumnillars be lddftigt aeipeien.
Cine 3ettlans maj er aub in 0ieniten
Der ituatIihen Steuerfommti1ion Hno
muroe suelmal oils 3eIesat Su inters
nationalen aonferenSen bon 8erlihes
rungsleuren nah europa %aelanot. @es
gentpdrtig nerliebt er aud Die SteIune
eines Snltruftors I'M Gerliberunss>
tpeIen an Der Staatsunipel fiat. Gins
oerion 1T elm pro9reifiuer Republlta'
ner, bot lih nber niemals atliu an 80.
litif beibe,Ii9t, @r if elm sebiirtiser
Wisconliuer o noripe9ilher &bItams
mun9 uno piro ais cine Nutnrttdt in
letuem Sadie al9emein anselepen St
tpuroe fir ben nlht a%bgelauienen Gers
min Gftrns, oas lit bis gum 30. SUM
1915, eruannt. Der @ouuerneur legte
b~eionoeres 9etuibt oarauf, einen Mann
5u ernenueu. 9e9eu ben oIs 5ohmann
nidt bos @ertn9lte e%tnsetuenoet tueroen
FINN.
Die @iienbabnsG ommii n
Die itaatlihe gilsnbahntommilIior
unterbreitete benz @ouuerneur ibren
8eridt fir ous nit bem 30. Stunt 1912
enbi9tnce Snbr. Wabreno oieies Sab
res muroe BON Der aommiiipn 13e
&orporottonen bic @rlaubniB CUR Ser.
au~ssabuns BON Ittten. Bombs uno an.
beren Observation-Disclosures i'm Sc.
I%ammlbetrage pou ilber ST.. 500 900 ge'
seben. Sn oemle.ben 3sitraume pur'
ben sebn @eiuds UNI N%usiteuung Don
8abnbnu : @rl lubnisiheinen, 1pae.
nannten Certificates Of Convenience
anb Yecefiitp u'iterbreitet, pom oeuer
aht bemiuist uro rims pertpeiesrt tpulo e
uno zines nod in Der Sbmebe 1T. Na.
besu %elfbunbert BeIbmernen uuroen
in Dem Serjhtslabre Der @%tienbobus
fommintpn ilberrei6t uno gum aller'
gr0Bten Sbeiie audi erlebtat, oaoon nas
besu orei builoert ge9en 8abn9eleIibaf'
ten, cine 9ans beosutenoe &%ermebrune
9e9en oas uorange9an9ene SsrtdtSJabr.
Nub bic Qanoltra 8 o III.
miifion berthtete.
@s muroe benz @ouperneur auh Elm
uorIdufi9er 8eridt Der itaatliden 9anos
REPRESENTATION unterbreitet, Der cine
Nn5abl pon &orihIdaen fir Die Nbs
dnberung oss b%eltebenoen @eieBeS bes
treHeno Staatsbilfe beim Baue uon
StraBen uno 8riiden entbdlt. Gnr
Maem miro barauf bin3epieien, oob
nidt aenii9eno @eloer %uurbanoen iino.
um ale Nnluhun9 um @etulbrung Don
Staatsbitfe erleniaen gu f%0nnen; oann
aber, uno oleler 8u,lft lulro aans bes
Ionoers her%por9sboben, pinIbt Ole
Gommiliion oas 8eies 10 9ednoert gu
1eben, oaB iortou niht mebr Die Gouns
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Ter Noutrait.

D.: nGotum fubren Gle Sire
SFrou BERN immer in bos asDp.ii1e
W2u'eum2"
g.: IA. fpiF.n Gis. nebsn ben
caoeren Wumjer iieHt maine Grla
tonn i6rmIiA jung aus"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17

nad benz Groffmune sssbete bis mor'
gen.
Sn Der NiiembIp CAB Spreter 6na
iofort mad Der 8erleiuns Der Iameuss
LITE ielne G%rnennungeH flr Die uerldIss
oenen Nusibliie betamut.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-24
The End. Or the Beginning?
0UTFT HFP0IeN

OR QUIET HEROSB in the face of certain DEATH been re-
corded which pathOs Macon Ga,
Walker which sypat this little from
egTaPHic of hOide Of
for Wednesday Of last week After
little and called
The poisoning and physicians
hopeless
to bed and announced showed
much pluck that the cOnsnts thought he might win But the
start majority called to
Friday, after TAKEN
Walker told his die few and invited
a reception
laughed nothing
family
collapse injuIng
herself
kilograms country
suggesting Day day early
putting family pro-
ded for His wife tined hard bear but Walker had to do most of the
consoIng
weep dying
then unhappy
bully The victims physical
functions parayd
part
dying, and could last few at best
Monday day
family intimate gathered
leave the he
the sunshine He and
weaker but bore himse hero
that he might lose eoousne5s a11 Vsl- nee io bic ne H.
continued to entertain his friends final directions about property
then he said goodbye to all laughed and with those about him with
touched her hand and aPsed into few hours later the
with ike that certainly big
work Many peTe: health and the of splendid
alesy the thought of death Many
Of
prepared to say that thew could exm
pity Georgia banker perfectly the spirit Of Bvant ThanatoD
and at the summons "e down to pleasant dreaH Said Stevenson
requiem o da i've ana gladly de and Lay me down with viii"
Without the halo Of the without the satisfying thought
cation love the call Of human need without the retrospect Of long life Of
men this young Georgian must have had great soul clear and
death 50 bravely, 50 calmly and 50 happily
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-24
Secretary Lanes Reclamation School


The
psychology"
important
public
among taxpayers ezamp by
perfect
public
property public property,
process
taxpayers"
public property
corresponding obligation Is without respecting the rights
o
During hearing, many
correction
they
fiat presentation the facts On Of the projects landowners
meeting payments Others
necessary regularity economy fy
ahead and authorized additional expenditures without considering
though repeatedly to divide their
holdings
holdings falling market,
others On there exists
the productne
inability
VIII
500 $500
Of the reclamation work
feeling that
deEbaion
predecessors the Of the reclamation
problem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-24
SAVES GIRLS LIFE
AND WINS HER HEART

New York. May pa romance
which had its inception at thrilling
rescue along the Jersey coast four
years ago, came TO a elimination to-
day IN the wedding of John Anthony
Laher TO Miss DOlOrita OGOrm0n,
eldest unmarried daughter OF senator
James A. OGOrman and Mrs. O'GOr-
man. which was celebrated at the SEN
atOrs home in West 1OSLh street at
II o'clock this morning
Mr.. Maher who had just graduated
from Yale. was spending his vacation
at a jersey sumner resort, four years
ago. when he met Miss O'GOrman- He
was an experienced swimmer while
Miss OGOrman was a mere novice at
the aquatic sport One day Miss
O'Gorman ventured beyond her depth
and became exhausted Mr.. Maher,
like the hero in the novel, dashed 10
her rescue and tOWed the exhausted
girl to shore. OF course. after that
her life belonged TO her rescuer and
the wedding was only delayed until
Mr. Maher should become established
in business
Mr- Maher is now the manager of the
Third Avenue Railway company, in
this city. He is son Of Edward Ma
her. Q wealthy resident Of Albany
who served from 1855 to 1890 as mayor
Of that city
After the wedding ceremony this
morning at which only the members
of both families We're present. q nup-
tioI mass was celebrated in the chapel
Of the LOyoll school Senator and
Mrs. OGOrman are giving q reception
at their home this afternoon in honor
of the newly married couple.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-24
GaEUeston
BY GEORGE FITCH.
Author of at Good Old Sfvvash.''

y EOST cities are like each other
M varying only in the luxury OF
their new hotels and the size OF
their census figures and union depOts.
But Galveston made itself and there is
no duplicate.
Galveston has $1,000 people. 1t used
to have $4,000. but on September 8, 1900,
the gulf of Mexico rose up over 1t and
drowned 5000 of its people. The next
morning Galveston was a soggy wreck
and the nation began collecting enough
money to bring the survivors to some
safe place and let them start new city
The Galveston folks who were lett
were all Texas people and instead OF be-
ing DISCOURAGED they got mad. Calves
ton lies on a long narrow island shaped
like hat pin and about as slender. 1t
was so low that when these was an
unusually high tide, the sea wandered
down the main street and called Tor mail
at the DOstOffice. Galveston built sea
wall II feet high and 1880 feet long
Then she raised herself up to the top
of the sea wall. twiddled her fingers at
the gulf and dared it to come again.
How are YOU going to discourage a
town ike that?
Galveston Is little but mighty lmpOr-
tant. The ships of the earth sneak in
behind Pelican island on which Calves
ton stands and load cotton. 1t takes so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-24

steamship lines to carry away Calves
tons cotton. The city Is visited by more
tramps than any other city in the world,
but it doesn't mind 1t. Its tramps are
tramp steamships and they make her
tonnage figures bigger than those of any
American city except New York
Galveston has had quantities of his
tory. 1t has been under six flags Span
ish. LaFitte's black flag. Mexican. Texan,
United States and COnfedcrate-and has
dipped into four or five wars a little
ways. Its citizens have grown rich and
when they die they leave high schools,
hospitals. libraries, war monuments and
drinking fountains to the town. 1t has
the finest beach in the country and the
climate Is so even that the merchants
sell thermometers with the temperature
painted on the glass and the citizens
don't know the difference.
Galveston's six bridges to the main
land were blown away in the great
storm. so she bull an isthmus instead.
She has Is square miles. but better than
that. she has several square commission
ers who govern the city on the commits
sion plan and save 100000 a year with
which to pay interest on the sea wall
bonds.
Galveston Is little but she has demon
strated to the world that she can't be
lost even when Che whole ocean jumps on
Copyrighted by George Matthew
Adams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-24
Reforners
nv Walt Mason

Reformers have their golden age; they
have the center of the stage, and they
are raising Cain; they're trying out
their mince-pie dreams, experimenting
with their schemes, which don't look
safe OF sane. If anything IS old and
tried. they straightway start to shoot
its hide all full of ugly holes; II any
thing is true and staunch they promptly
Jolt it in the paunch with their uplIft-
ing poles. IF any man has nerve to say
it is a shame to send away safe methods
to the dump, the stern retormers climb
his frame and call him some unpleasant
name-a mossback, or a chump- To tear
I'D the accustomed track, to rip our bull
warks up the back-that IS the thing to
do; to spring new fads in government,
the most of them not worth cent, the
method to pursue Our fathers, patriotic,
brave. are turning over in the grave,
racked by post-mortem pain; the meth
DDS of those wise old dads are giving
place to dizzy fads, INFESTED and IN
sane. Our country's fat and thrifty
now, with peace euthrOned upon her
brow, so she endures the craze; but how
viii all the fads work out when famine
threatens hereabOut, when come the evil
days? VIII all the slogans of reform
be comforting when comes the storm OF
panic and of want2 And VIII the blithe
reformcrs then among the ranks Of
hungry men their gorgeous banners
hant Copyright, 1913, by George
Matthew Adams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-24
NEARLY HALF OF THE
SUITS ARE DIVORCES
Since Nov. Is, 1912. $50 suits for d.
yeSee Were Filed in District
Court HcrS.

From Nov. IS, 1912. when Joe Esca-
jada first went in office as district
clerk, to May "a, Saturday. 395 cases
have been filed in the 34th and 41st
district courts More than $50 were di-
vOirCe cases
With all the varieties of suits which
may be brought in the district courts,
divorce suits. as shown by the file
docket of the courts. viii almost equal
half the entire number of suits filed.
The opinion is that when the new law
goes into effect whereby a suit for di-
voirce must remain on the trial docket
of the district court at least six months
before the case can be tried, il viii
have a great tendency TO decrease the
number of these suits At present q
suit for divorce may be filed and the
divorce granted on the same day.
Saturday morning district clerk Is
The number is 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-24

Of the faculty tax or of the enactment
Of an income tax.
Tax Considered In 1895.
In his work upon the income tax
Prof Seligman, Of Columbia unlyeT-
sity. calls attention to q remarkable
omission that was made in the arsu-
ment of the income tax cases in testing
the cOnSututiOnality Of the income tax
law of 1894 one of the principal
aims Of that proceeding was to dis
cover just what the constitution meant
when il inhibited the levyiug direct
taxes except by appOrtiOnment among
the states, so as to determine WheIner
income taxes were included in that
category. In 1896 WashingtOn's sec
rotary of the treasury. Oliver WOlcOtt,
drew up what afterward became
famous statement on direct taxes IN
the several states In discussing taxes
on profits resulting from certain en-
Payments, he said that it was pre-
sumed that taxes Of this nature can
not be considered as of that descrIp-
ton which the constitution requires 10
be appOrtiOned among the states,
that their operation is indEecr, ana
that they are perfectly certain argu-
ments in their favor
This striking statement gives the
best view that may be found Of the
Interpretation OF the constitution that
the men who made il put upon il. and
yet, in not one of the vOluminOus
briefs or arguments of that case was
il referred to-
States Favor Federal Tax.
Since the states have adopted the
income tax amendment. however, the
comparative prOmptness with which
they did il seems 10 prove that they
regard the tax as one within the prov
ince Of the federal government rather
than that of the states. and il viii
be interesting to watch whether those
states which have income tax laws
viii continue 10 levy the tax on IN
comes that are taxed under the pro-
posed federal law.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-24
POINTED PARAGRAPHs.
lChicago News.l

NCUlCd-O NEMS-D
Nearly every little woman has a mar
under her thumb.
Anyway, Ezra, you don't require cap
ltal to start a TUmOr.
When a sea captain marries a widow
he becomes a second mate
Too bad, but some people simply
can't exchange their dollars for sense.
Some men look for trouble in order
that they may be prepared to dodge.
Many n man gets the reputation Of
being a good fellow" when he is go
ing to the bad
What some folks need is a fOolproOf
pay envelope that can't be opened until
they get hOma
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-24
GLOBE SIGHTS.
LAtclLison GIobe.l

However. we know several old dogs
thar have learned new tricks
Being hOmesick is bad enough, but
IL is a pleasant diversion as com
pared to getting sick of home
Onions are healthful food, and
something should be done to make
them taste better. Luther Burbank
please write
Another advantage Of higher learn
ing is the ease with which a college
student can be disOrderly without get
ting drunk
las the son of a pioneer endured
some hardships, I spent some time IN
students boarding club where
economy seemed to be the clarion
nOte."-Rufe HOskins.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-24
One-Sentence Philosophy
QUAKER MEDITATIONs.
CPhIIadeIphia Record)

IPnlIaueIpnIa ReCOrd-J
No man is so selfish as to keep all
his popularity TO himself.
The best thing with which to feather
your nest-caSh down.
If wishes were automobiles, gasoline
would go up 1000 percent.
None are so blind as those who don {
believe anything they can't see
The world has more use for the cheer
full idiot than for the melancholy sage.
The man who relies on his pull to get
him into heaven had better begin TO
practice shOveling coal.
A man who looks as though he had
a secret sorrow gnawing at his heart
is always Interesting until he tries to
tell il TO YOU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-24
Ebert FAILS TO APPEAR:
ROY CROFTERS DIS APPOINTED

ROycrOfters were at the Santa Fe
train Saturday morning to meet the
long haired Hubbard, who is known
to the immOrtals as Frau Elbertis.
The Santa Fe arrived on time. but
friend Ebert. in his big black hat.
poetic tie and hCldover hair cut. failed
to emerge from the Pullman section
OF the train East Aurora Ebert de-
livered an address at Silver City. n
NJ. Friday evening and was expected
to come to El PasO TO 90 on his way
eastward. But he went east another
way and left the faithful reading the
Philistine on the station platform.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-24
UT-TTOU N THE DaV

Hunting trouble is hard work but
its all the exercise some people are
willing to take-Atlanta Constitution
Have you seen NAMES engagement
ring2 -Of course Did you have an
idea that she was making an effort to
hide it2"-Detroit Free Press
~ on say the prisoner scared YOU by
pointing pistol at you Now. was that
pistol loader -I don't know about the
can
Tor think that springs mostly from
badly diGested misinfOrmati ton public
sentiment IS amazingly often right
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-24
ZELMAN SELLS HIS
POPULAR INTERESTS

Joseph lehman treasurer of the
Popular Dry Goods company has dis
posed of his interest in the company
to the other stockholders. He has
made no plans for the immediate fu-
ture- 1t is reported that he received
close to $4,000 for his interest in the
business