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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-29
rHE Club BUDGET.

By this time all members of tht
Commercial club will have received
letters outlining the budget plan o.
financing the various activities OF TIT
club for the coming year, n many
Of the members will have been Nisitee
By the committees in order that the9
may have an opportunity to contribute
their share.
In the past each of the club activ'
tiles, such as publicity. convention
and the Hike, has beer financed separ-
ateiy. and this has necessitated the
work of II soliciting committee when
ever IL was desired to raise funds for
particular object. Whatever money
has been raised has been we'll spent
hut The method OF raising it was not
business.like, and 1t involved a round
Of solicitations which vas unsatisfac-
tory all round.
The plan this year has been care
FULLY worked out. 1t is simple n
n conforms to the rules of business
AS careful an estimate
as possible has been made Of the subs
needed for the various activities IN
which it is proposed that the club
shall engage during the coming year.
THESE sums are totalled, and the plan
a. to raise that lump sum at n OPP
Grafton, the money to be expended LOT
h specific purposes for which 1t is
raised.
This plan is unquestionably the
proper one. For n thing. it Will
relieve the business people of the city
Of the annoyance of being invited Oft
en- to contribute small sums to this
and the other enterprise. 1t will SIM
plify the work of the subscription
committees. And it will place the
club at the outset Of possession OF the
necessary funds with which to carry
on its years work, So that a very ex-
act arrangement can be made in plen-
ty of time for that work.
There il no doubt that all Of the
money asked for will be forthcoming.
At the meeting last night President
Goodman uttered a sentiment which
ought to be remembered by every
member. namely, that the work. of
collecting these subscriptions is not
begging. and that the making Of a
contribution is not a gift. The bust
ness people of the city have, in the
Commercial club ar organization
which exists for the promotion Of the
common interest. Every man in the
city has an interest in that work. 1t
IS a part of his business. 1t costs
money. If the work is to be carried
on the money must be raised. 1t is
as much a matter of business for a
citizen to pay his share of this ex-
pense az it is for him to pay his rent,
or his clerk hire, or any other ex-
pense of his business. And. II any
man g X What do 1 get u Of it?'
he ought to have been at the meeting
last night and heard the answer that
Mr.. Trefz made to that question.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-29
ABatch ofS

"A nice husband you are:." said
madam in a passion. You care less
about me than about those pet animals
Of yours. Look what o did when
Your poodle, -Azor, died.
Husband (quietly)-"Well, I had
him stuffed"
Wife (eXasperated-"You wouldn't
have gone to that expense for me
not You, indeed"
A dear old Irishwoman is the proud
mother of a successful politician, who.
no matter how busy he may be. never
fails to write to the old lady regular
".
When he was in London last year
he kept his mother duly advised as to
everything that was going on. Finally
there came a letter wherein he de-
scribed his presentation to the king.
The old lady read it with eagerness.
hardly able to restrain herself until
she told some one what had happened.
When at last she got through with the
letter. she fastened to a neighbours
house and announced:
Il have just got a Utter from Lon
don. asd. do YOU know. the king has
seen Richard"
Mrs. Cooke had a new servant. and
after the first cake was baked the mis-
tress went to the kitchen.
Della" said Mrs. Cooke. your
cake was very good, but there We're
not enough nuts in it. When You
make another. please remember I like
plenty of nuts in the cake"
reason l didn't put more in was be-
cause I couldn't crack any Tor to-
day. Indeed. mum. an my Jaw hurts
yet from them / did crack"
The father of a bright young son
went to a wise friend for advice as to
what professiSl the youth should be
fitted for. The sage was brusque.
Let the boy choose for himself '
he said.
But" protested the father, he's too
! young"
Well" responder the wise man.
put him in a room alone with a
hook on theology, an apple. a knife.
and some small change and see what
he plays with. If he chooses the book
the knife make him a surgeon. If the
apple. he'll make a farmer, and IL he
chooses the money, a banker.
Much relieved, the father went
away. but returned the next day IN
great distress. saying the plan hadn't
worked at all.
why not?" demanded the wise
man. What did, he do?"
When I went in" said the father,
"he was sitting on the book, with the
knife in n hand and the money in
his pocket. and eating the apple"
"Ah!" said the sage, that's easy,
The boy is a natural born lawyer"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-29
Pointed Paragraphs
& & Z Z < 4 x ( 6 <

x x x X x X x u X X X X
Even If a man doesn't hesitate he
may be lost anyway.
Love at first sight is apt to fade on
its initial trip to the wash.
The looking glass reveals our de-
fects to ourselves. The wineglass dis
closes them to others.
You can't tell by the load a man is
carrying where he got It.
1t takes a woman to remember her
birthday and forget her
own.
A pretty girl may be the apple Of a
young mans eye and the lemon Of his
purse.
When an airship chauffeur falls
through the skylight of a hospital that
is not necessarily luck.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-29
Copyright. 1918. by w. Werner,

Wearied out. Warner sat down he
hind the counter of his little grocery
store and looked out into the village
street. rapidly growing dim with the
twilight.
him. threw open the door and said:
Sid. who do YOU think las landed:
Fred Lambert! Came up from the
city in his bis car: looks the million
aire all over. We're going to have a
little celebration at the hotel tonight
at $50. You and Fred We're great
chnns in the other days, SO they'll
have YOU down for a speech. So
long,"
Warner sat silent. a. little startled
with tho news and sohered with the
thought of what it meant. Lambert
had left the small village ter years
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-29
Part He's Interested In.
(Chicago Record-Herald.)
Senator Jim Ham seems blithe to let
others make our laws SO long as he is
left to handle the patronage.

The Offcial4 Beverage.
(Pittsburg Post.)
Now that Secretary Bryan has serv-
ed unfermented grape Juice it is in
order to list it as the official beverage.
In the Can't.C Comeback Class.
(Kansas City Journal.)
Speaking Of last years birds nests.
what SO nearly resembles one as the
bull moose party Of 1912?
Washington Can't Get the Habit.
New York Telegram.)
See that President Wilson's policy
is much admired in Berlin. Well.
that's something.
Put the lid ON Dick.
(Atlanta Constitution.)
All may be we'll II Hobson: cancels
his lecture dates in California.
The difference between the average
young woman and a suffragette is gen.
orally about twenty wears.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-29

(By John w. Carey.)
Who used to be the envoy from
the far-off Orient, and drew the
glare as often as our Mr.. Presi-
dent? Who always was In great
demand for dinners. luncheonE
teas. and %hypnotized the ladies
with his quips and pleasantries?
Who stood for every wrinkle in
the way of interviews. and made
himself right solid with the gents
who print the news? Who said
SO long one day and hied to Chi
ma. whence he came? (And
Washington. d. c.. since then has
not been. quite the same.). Who's
mentioned in the colyums: of the
Foo Chow Daily Whang for pres.
ident Of China now? Our old
friend, WI T~ing-fang.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-29
What They Say
Ought to Start Reform Wave.

Ought to Start Reform Wave.
washington Post.)
Mr.. Burleson's announcement that.
removals follow only in cases of in
efficiency will make the country post
master as busy as his wife in apple
butter time.
Tom is Safer as Vice President.
philadelphia Ledger.)
If Vice President Marshall keeps
on saying things the whole country
Wilson's health may be beautifully
preserved.
May Have His Eye on Real Fame.
Detroit Free Press.)
A New jersey man says he Is train
ing his o to become president Of the
United States. But maybe the boy
will want to be a star outfelder in.
stead.
Have Some Fighter Ourselves.
(Boston Transcript.)
japan at this juncture appoints Togo
admiral Of the fleet, but with Dewey
still IN deck we decline to be fright
ened.
Congress is Full Of Them.
(Omaha Bee.)
After all, President Wilson seems to
have discarded his bicycle. Perhaps
on the theory that there are enough
wheels around already.
Still listening to Him.
est. Louis Globe-Denlocrat.)
Judge Taft made a speech a day or
two ago and proved that the people
are still listening to him.
- t--
Would Rather Scrap it Out.
(Knickerbocker Press.)
Probably the chief objection to a
truce between former President Taft
and Colonel Roosevelt would be that
the latter would not keep II.
Kind That Paid Dividends.
New York WORLDLY
dollar patriotism was the Krupps'
policy.
japan and California Please Note.
Baltimore sun.)
Open season for burying hatchets.
Place for the Blue Sky Limit.
pittsburgh Dispatch.)
Mrs. Belmont has gone abroad to
study militancy. Cannot Mr.. Under
wood add a clause to the tariff bill
putting a prohibitive tax on imported
militancy?
Makes IL Clear as Mud.
est. Louis Gl0be-Democrat.)
Tom Marshall Is too explicit; he
ought to take a lesson from Colonel
Bryan's vagueness. No, not vagaries,
Horse OF Another Color.
Detroit Free Press.)
Secretary Of State Bryan has no
doubt discovered that universal peace
on the lecture platform and universal
peace in office are two different prop.
Ositions.
The Joke IL on Them.
Pittsburg Gazette. Times.)
Funny how the states that went for
Roosevelt are now protesting against
the tariff bill-which they. more than
anybody else, made possible.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-29
Horse Of Another Color.

VOCCIOTC TTcC 1TeB1.J
Secretary Of State Bryan has no
doubt discovered that universal peace
on the lecture platform and universal
peace in office are two different prop.
Ositions.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-29
CH1NA's OPIUM CRISIS.

President Wilson and Secretary Of
state Bryan have decided not to re:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-29
The Joke IA ON Them.

Tittsburg Gazette Times.)
Funny how the states that went for
Roosevelt are now protesting agatnst
the tariff bill-which they. more than
anybody else. made possible.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-29

The next moment she was bending
over him and her face was near his,
Whats the matter. dear? You aren,t
Very polite. Just tired out?" she
queried. Come down, we've got"
Silently condemning himself. he
started to rise. and said: 81 am
weary: Ellen; and I've been think
ing"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-29

Makes 1t Clear rs Mud.
(St. Louis Gl0be.Dem0crat.)
Tom Marshall il toe explicit: he
ought to take a lesson from Colonel
Bryan's vagueness. No not vagaries.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-29

Place for the Blue Sky Limit.
pittsburgh Dispatch.)
Mrs. Belmont has gone abroad to
study militancy. Cannot Mr.. Under
wood add a clause to the tariff bill
putting a prohibitive tax on imported
militancy?
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-29

Still listening to Him.
est. Louis Globe-Democrat.)
Judge Taft made a speech a day or
two ago and proved that the people
are still listening to him.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-29

Congress is Full OF Them.
(Omaha Bee.)
After all, President Wilson seems to
have discarded his bicycle. Perhaps
IN the theory that there are enough
wheels around already.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-29

japan and California Please Note.
Baltimore SUM-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-29

Would Rather Scrap IT Out.
(Knfckerbocker Press.) -.
Probably the chief objection to a
truce between former President Taft
and Colonel Roosevelt would be that
the latter would not keep 1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
sie beriibmte 8eneoiftiner glbtei=

Sic beriibmte 8eneoiftiner Mbtei=
Stride in ct. 8laiien Tim baoifden
gdpar5ipalA, lit iebt nieber berge-
felt, mofiir Die babiibe Staot nabe-
5u 100000 Marf aufbradte. Dnmit
bot oie grobber5oglide 8eaierung ein
altes Geriprehen eingelolt. Dfe bon
durltabt @erbert ltummenoe, i'm
5tile oes 9antbeon m.Sgefubrte Sup
pelfird)e, m1rbe 1871 Ell Hallb Ser
5lammen, nar Damn aber IN ibrem
aeatberu tpieOer altfgebal,t 1poroen.
Sest lit Ste madtige Rotbnnoe audi
III ibrem inl1eren Sdntud mieoerber-
geItellt;; oie nelten Ieden= nn0 @anb=
-gemalbe riibren bon DEM 4arlsruber
8rofeilor @eorgi Der. Inter groben
5eierlidfeiten iou Sic ginpeihllng
ser nel,en Stride am /. Stunt 0ux6
Ben gr5biidof bon 5reibnrg itattfh=
Gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
@ar elm eGntidnloignng notb-
ipen0ia?

gs lit erfrifdeno, gelegentlid Men=
iden gu treffen, Sic beideioen genug
iino, 5u5ltgeben, baB es nod Ginge
gibt, 6ie lie lernen f0nnen. gs 1T
ebenio erfreulid, 5u finoen, 6aB es
|Ner5te gibt, 6ie 6urd gorurtbeiIe nod
nidt 10 perblenoet iino, DOB iie nidt
oas 8er6ienlt %anerfennen, meld)es eli
ne fertiggeltellte Weoi5in beiikt. Sic
|gigentbumer BON 6orni's Mlpenfrdu-
ter 6erfen bierbei on einen 8ell1d,
ben lie fiir5lih bon einem befannten
Mr5t oieier gtoot erbieIter. Derielbe
beiteIfe cine 4uantitat Mlpenfr611ter,
melde er OH ieine alte l1no fr6nflibe
gf11tter IN Snoiana geididt 81 baben
tuunidte. Gr idien ettpas befangen
5u fein, nn6 bemerfte IN einem ent-
id1loigenoen Son, 6aB er ibr nnes,
1DaS notbig lei, bereits peri6rieben
babe. >aber lie fdiene 5u benfen, oaB
,nlr allein Alpenfrduter ibr belize, unb
obgleid Dies ia MIR eine .@riqe" bon
|ibr lei, 10 noble er lie sod 3nfrieoen
iteuen. ginen Monat fpater fam er
mieoer nn6 madte cine 5tpeite geitel-
lung, Sic mobf, nie er gang fret 5u-
gab, geniigen0 Iein miirbe, 90 Sic
Mutter iebt fdon a11f uno munter iei.
Or iaate: .SSbr @la1be an Sic Meoi-
ain ibertrifft irgenb ettpos. Ber
neiB, nenn lie iih nidt Elm menig
,grillig, mie er es nonnte, geaeigt
bate, Oh fie beute geiunb gefpeier1
|mdre2
l1ngleih anoeren Meoi3inen 1T
Jormg Mlpenfrd1ltcr mdt in Mpo-
fbefen 5u baben. gpe5iaI-A genter
.Hefern i'm benz BnbIifum. @eun sic
feinen agenten fe11nen, 70 fdreiben
Sic an: 81. Neter 5abrnep & Cons
60. 1875 so. SoDre ape. Gbi-
cage, 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

Cine eeriuge GrfdItll1e 6e ei,.eIl
Eainoe ODER elmer er1uotieuen 8eriorl
id,IieBtt Roglidfeiten elmer f&liuIIHell
Ratur in fid. GROUP mag .fi9 plot-
lid einitclcn, 8ronditi8 o0er HI1el-
monia mag li@ eut1pideln al ff&tim-
men aotorrb : 8efbperoen uno
sdminoiudt 1T Die moslide 6olge.
5oIep's 4onep ono Gar Gompc,l116
bdlt cine GrfdItlne a1lf beim Gntite.
zen, BELT Group rofdg itiqt einert
ticflibenoen &uiten uno BELT ent3uiin
bette Gbeilden. Molitor 7rus So.
- Nn6eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
New Process
Steam aundry,

4entt CIR Ghpas opn Gnre @dfde2
Aserm 10, Damn pirn ses ii4 gud lob
men. uitt;t al16er Adt gu lailen, bab n'l
guer giaeutbnm %bebanoelu. lie more es
has nnisriae, &ir boben Die poaitd1>
nioits lJSuIdlaunalt I'M Muronei ten uno
Iisferu er{tcr State Nrbeit. Ntr gez
bra.itsn teine ghen,ifalen, mir peroeroen
ooher Care Sadben ni6t- Menn 51r
reiue arbeit iuo bette V~ebanolnr!8
uput. cotu penft an uns. llnfere 4sre!z
(e Iinn uieoriger als lonltlpo. uno mn
beinrae,, care 5umilienlpdihe b1lltger
uls ,Sb1 es leIbit thuu iDnnt;; grinno1gf
u11p iberae1et g1lb. &ir bnben A9ens
ten iii zen u%.llieaenoen 5taoten-
/ Acurr Gampi'paid1an'taI' :
S1aentbii,ner
3 ZIP. 81 9loHe
49, y -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

Jreiberr bon WoIftatem 1T nnoebIid)
Der moblbabenoe 8eIiter elmer 6n-
brit III 8pltor nnb tpobnt in Chicago.
Bie er 1,ob Ser 9rdur11g erfldrte,
miro er nit ieiner illngen 5rall I'M
SUM cine Meiie Inn Die @eIt antre-
ten nno Bel Ser @elegenbeit audi
uGSnfel 6ran5" III @ien beiuden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
0umortnii6es.

Giref=
tor elmer Strafanitalt (5u 3mei neuen
eingelieierten gtraflingen):: uSbr
miiBt bier arbeiten, fonm gl16 abe1
Cure 8eiddftigung ausmablen.
grlter @efangener: sd modte
germ 5bierbal1biger mer6en.
31peiter geiangener: Limo id Ra=
%troie."
d. Gbef: .8ie, Ser
gemarn mill feline Srbers mebr auf=
geben?"
Rei}euoer: vgr bat es. ia geraoe
nidt geiast, aber er gab es mir gu
Eperitebeu."
Gbei: uMuf meIde 0eiie oemn2"
A%eiienoer: or mari Mid binal1s.'
Sd1pieger1n11tter:: Sea, uno mie
pertragt Sbr gud in g1rer i1ngen
-
Ghe2"
Su1ge 6rau: %, gang grpbartig,
Mama! Sans iagt nlir, mas i'd tbn1
Ioa nno baum tbne ih, mas ib mia!"
uSinD Sic ser Mann, Ser
lid io-1mperiddmt grob gegen metz
ne 6rau beronlmen bat2"
uSalpobI, bus mar id"
vMae @obadtungt 3eiden Sic
mir Sic 9ano! Sic iino Elm Selo!"
Mann: .9enfe STR MIR, jebt mer-
oe,1 iogar ShooBbiinoden einbalia-
miert!"
6ror1: @ie rei5eno! So fol es a,1dy
NAL nit Sine geideben."
Mann (eifrig): Song redt! Sou
ids be1tt gleid beiorgen?"
gbrIi6feit. -l1nteriudungs=
rid,ter:: cSaben Sic Sen ginbrn6 al
lem periibtt?"
5trafling: nSanobl, 5err Sc
ridltsrotb. Seben Sic, menn man
Iid babel a1,f einen anoern Menihen
perldBt, ueiB man ME, OBJ er ebr-
lid iit!"
Rinbermuno. -Snfel Gl1=
itap: u9onnermetter, Sunge, mas
frabbelit 2n mir benn fortmabren6
inn 9olenbein berum?
Iribden: uGater iagte geItern 5,tr
SHUTTER, Snfel @nifap it Elm 3altb<
bein ,1t,o 90 moate, i'd mai filth
len!"
@nrf mioer Murf /. - gr
|itGbme:: uSieb Sir mir mol oieiegfed-
nung an" iprad} er. y8ier3ig Warf
fir Narfiimereien ffiir nidts ols
Site, Sic entidniuoen unb berthe
gen"
Sic. ldd]elte falt. sSa,1 entgeg-
nete lie, Die entIdtpi1,ben uno per-
fIiegen unb pereinigen iid mt ben
fnnfnnooreiBig Marf @igarren nno
gigaretten bie 81 ieoen Monat per-
bral1dit."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22

2erHbiIoiopb.- Sic SUI
genp muB BORT einieten, mo- bas Mlter
periagt," pbiloiopbierte Elm gtraBen=
innge, Ser einen tpeggemorfenen @i=
garrenitrm1neI meiterraudte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
Sic %beiprate drau

Sic beiorgte 6rau.
Snnge 8attin: Gin 9err 1T i'm So
Ion uno miiinidt Gid gu ipreben2A
@atte:: a@eiBt III nidt, ner ess
liit?"
@altin: ygergib mir, mein 5be1l=
rer, aber 3ei11 9lllten bedngltigt
mid in Ser lebten 3eit 10 iebr - uno
~ Iu bit 10 menig nuf 3eine Sc
iunobeit beoadt uno 3u
glaubit gar nidt, pie beunrlbigt i'd
bin n uno - 0, mem id Gid per-
@lieren miiBte, nlein lieber Mann!"
|(5ie bridt III Ibranen aus
Batte:: uNber, aber, meme 2iebe2
Reine 3drtIidfeit bat Sid NIT tho
ridter, u11notbiger 6urM erfiqt. Sd
bin ga115 mobl: 9u brnudit gar nidyt
.beiorgt 5u iein. Cod ih min nit
benz Nr5t ipreden. INN Sid 81 beru-
biger. SITS 2oftor YeQet?!"
0a11lH. - netn, e. ~ le1H
Nr5t; es lit elm r. 2ebensperiide-
r1ugszMgem!!"
Nan mnB l1g-5n pel1eH
m111eH: yin Frop1n5Dla11d)en
bradte einer Solddnitt Deg ner1en
HafbDalt1es ~ . Nas alll9ee ma
6len1l1p m1Blnn9en. 2esDolD HeB
Ger 9erausaeoer fol9enoe Werz
1e oaru''ler leBen. ~9lt55e oeS
nelten Na1DDaules an19eno1H.
men pei l1hrI11lper Sst11ernne pom
nn1erem 1r11derleDrl1h9:
6rehbeit.-3 er feline Sept
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-04-03

\ company has been form
III q develop the rich iron
ore deposits around Potts
Ca,up, this state. Much ore
has b,ru shipped from that
point u the furnaces OF BIZ
mioSham, Many OF us no
arubt have long been ignor-
rant ot the fact that any
S1su ore WAS to be found in
~2,GS state.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-04-03

Tie cNeut bank failures in
>as> state IS making mantle t
.a .,,.sa .,s~sG ot more adequate
>,sr Ss,,1 laws for the state
s.S the neNr session OF the
>,acure will no doubt
c>s>> avs that will prevent
.,>so-s>r bank officials from
.-,,>;s.,1,- up the banking
business and causing the loss
Il the innocent depositors
money.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-04-03
sword In Heart Of a Tree.

Embedded in the heart of a plank
OF wood taken from a railway station
piatiorm at Oakley, Fifeshire. Scot
iano' tnere has been found a sword
measuring over two feet long. The
plank had been In use for at least fif.
'een years. The weapon. which was
OF an old-fashioned type. short Cross.
piece forming the handle, was in good
preservation. and 1t Is believed had
oeen picked up by the tree at an early
period OF its existence and encircled
with the growth.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-04-03

The squabble between the
governor and penitentiary
trustees about the sale of
the states cotton has come
to the surface again, this
time more bitter than ever.
1t seems that an investiga-
ton OF this trouble by some
falr and impartial tribunal is
the proper way to settle this
dispute. The interest of the
people and the system of
dlsposing of the property of
the state demand it and
there should beno quibbling.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-04-03

The heavy rains and
storms that have been so
disastrous in the northern
states IS causing the Missis-
Siuuj river 10 fast reach tt e
Hood stage and a greater
overflow than last year is
predicted for the next few
weeks.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-04-03

Mr.. J. P. Morgan the not
ed fnancier died in Rome.
Italy Monday. He had
reached the age of seventy
Years and his influence in the
financial world was perhaps
greater than any living man
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-04-03

Congress has been called
to meet in extra session on
April 1th. The President in
his message calling congress
together says only that pub
lie interests require the hold
ing OF an extra session. The
adjusting of the tariff ques-
ton will be the principle bus
mess taken up the currency
question will also be consid-
cred at this eession.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-04-03
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The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-04-03

Hamilton Sivlpy cashier OF
the defunct bank OF Newton
was given three years in the
penitentiary by Judge Dobbs
last week. \ motion for a
new trial was denied him.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-04-03

The property loss from
Hoods and storms the past
week in the one state OF Ohio
IS placed at over three hun
dred Million dollars, to say
nothing OF the big loss oflite.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-04-03

Judge Henry of the Jack
son district has ruled that
the privilege tax OF S25 on
automobile owners is class
legislation and therefore un-
constitutional.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-04-03

Mississippi has only three
thousand automobiles ac-
cording to the State Auditor
who issues the license to au-
tomobile owners.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-04-03

The popular election Of
senator's is now practically
in sight, but how about the
election OF popular senator's?
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-04-03
EGGS. EGGS. EGGS

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l. R. Ducks of the very best breeding and E4s>
you at $50 per L. Eggs sent By Parcels Post E-.
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The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-04-03

Allfourth class postmasters
must stand the civil service
examinations if they wish to
retain their positions.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-04-03

Some people manage to
see their duty in time to
dodge it.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-04-03
fate's Grim Hunor

A pauper murderer in a German
prison has just fallen heir to 5000.
900.