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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-20

This is the time of year when a man
likes to put on old clothes and hike for
the woods, While a woman likes to put
on new clothes and make for swell
seaside hotel.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-20

Have you noticed how much bette
behaved this old town is since IT,
policewomen went to work Chicag'
News.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-20

Somebody has suggested spelling tbs
split skirt by screening the split. VIII,
have the split at all?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-20

If laughing, as alleged, will cure ap
pendicitis, then why do so many laugh
ers have it?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-20

at takes a good woman to stand by
wayward husband" says the Wash
ington Post.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-20

Alfalfa Day will bring people to
Americas from many miles around
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-20

Now the frenzied fans will rise up
and howl as the season closes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-20

1t seems to be dog-eat-dog in the
Muhphy- Sulzer affair now.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-20

Il is encouraging to know from the
exDerts that there is as much money
in the country as ever, but why doesn'.
n circulate?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-20

Ananias was something of liar, but
A mere piker compared to They say"
New Orleans States.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-20
Report of the Condition of The
AMERICUS NATIONAL BANK,
A. Anr. icus, in the State of Georgia
at the Close of Business Aug
ust 9Th, 1913.
Resources.

Resources.
Loans and discounts. ..... $410,613.9S
IOverd.5tfs. secured and I'M
secured ..''''''.... 1Gc, IL
~. S. bonds to secure cir
sulation .............. 100000. DC
U. S. Bonds to secure U. S.
de. os;ts ............ 100000
Premiums on U. S. bonds. 100000
RMking house, furniture
and fixtures .......g.. 4,S8S,57
Due from national banks
mot reserve agents. 80. 5,S51.20
Due from state and private
banks and bankers, trust
companies, and savings
banks .................. 27,325.4I
Due from approved Reserve
agents .................. 41,OS5.75
Checks and cash items. -. 1925 II
Notes of other national
banks ................ $4,000
Fractional paper currency,
nickels and cents ... Gil;
Lawful Money Reserve in bank,
viz:
Specie .......$13,610.25
Legal-tender
notes ..... 2,500.00- 16,110.27
Redemption fund with U.
S. treasurer per cent.
of circulation .,........ 100000
Due from L, S. treasurer $4,000
Total ................... 1924, 979.E
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-20

Colonel Roosevelt should remain OF
the Mexican border until Johnny Lind
comes back.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-20

RecapituIatiOn.
Loans and Discounts $40, 613 9S
L. S. bonds and premiums. 103,000.0D
Furniture and fixtures. 49,. 4,SSS,5
Overdrafts .......... 1854
Cash and reserve ......... 106,34S.81
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-20

State of Georgia, County Of Sub
ter, SIS:
I, NJ NJ. Lowrey, cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
NJ. MLOWREY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 14th day of Aug. 1913.
R. E. STATHAM,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
C. C. HAWKINS,
L. A. LOWREY,
w. T. LANE,
Directors.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-20
OPTICAL ORGAN
City Of Americas.
Sumter County.
Webster County.

s&@flroad Commission of Georgia Fol
Ta3rd Congressional District.
". o. Court, Southern District OF
Georgia
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-20

AmerfcuS, Ga, August 20, 1918
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-20

$624,979.7l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Cor The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No 1864 Broadway between Both and
18th SITS. until O'Clock =. ~. AHFcrVse-
mon,s received at the following branch offices
az regular rates until O'Clock p. ~. VIZ
.Gi Sth ave-. $. e cor. I'D st i5s ''h ave,
cor 18Th ST: 1o1 East i4th 81. 20 West ga
St betrocn 9Th and sth ayes -t3 West
i25th ST: 1885 Sd ave. iIOs l.; ave, near
sgth ST.. -, Las. i.jth ST
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LOST EA\kBOOk~.

a
BANkEOOK y. Gl4.7lo OF the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing Any person nav
ing claim 90 II Is hereby called upon 10 pre-
sent tho same within ton GaSs OF suhmi, 80
having said passbooN cancelled and ne" ono
ISSUED.
BANKBOOK No Gl5.57j Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing ANY person har-
ing claim 10 ~ e. hereby called upon g. pre-
sent the same within ten days or submit 10
having said Dassbook cancelled and now one
LOST or STOLrN Hauhbook 40. .355 o.
fh. Gorinun savings Rank i'm tho city of
New York. corrg 4th ave. and 1854 ST.. issued
60 Albert Elrchncr. Al persons arc cautionc.
against negotiating The same. II not returned
90 th" bank on the 10Th DAY Of February. 1919.
q duplicate viii Dc ISSUED
LOST or STOLEN. Bankbook No. 6l-.592 -
tho German savings Bank IN tho city or
Nov York. corner ith ave. and l4ih ST.. issued
90 Morris Brick All persons arc cautioned
against negotiating tho same. II not returned
to tho hank ON the 18Th ia, % March. 1913 q
duplicate viii 10 issued
LOST or STOLEN Banktook No. 1865 Of
the German savings l.ank ia The cit, %
New lrk. corner 4th ave. ana I'm ST.. issued
to Jusiina szaho. Al persons arc cauti"nel
against negotiating me Same. II not returned
,o thc bank on The lfth Ca. % March. lel1 a
dupllcai" viii ho isslc'
LOST or STOLEN BanLhcok No. js2 81 o.
tho . ruan Savings Bans In the city oi
Now York. corner iih SVc. ana l+th ST.. ISSUED
f" Katie N)hT. All persons orc cautioned
against negotiating the II not etuTned
to tne bank on tho 'er day ~ March. 1913 =
duplicate VIII Doc ISSUED.
LOST or STOLEN -Baukbook No. 1850 Of
-Nc German savings Bank IN tho CITY Ql
NcW York. corner fth ave. and lith st.. issued
to MaIgarethc Ma. Al persons arc cautioned
gains, negotiating tbc -lWc. II not returned
90 do. bank or TN 2"tA dag 90 February. 1910.
duiiicsi" viii be issued.
LOST or STOLEN handbook 40 80. 81 %
rho German Savings Bank in the city Of
New York corner 4tl ave. aud IAN 81. issucI
d..
ere cautioned against negotiating the same. II
u1t returned 20 th" bank on the 1Ith oat OF
March. 1918. duplicate will De- lssued
LOST BanktoS, No. l.o37 ,22a. Bank for Ss1
ings. =" ifh ave. New York. payment
stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
LO>T. Banktook No. l.G34.45 Bank fOr saw
ings 80 4th ave. New York Payment
stopped Please return book 10 bank.
Lost Eaukboob No. s23.ln. Bank for say
irgs ~ an ave. New York. Payment
siorred Please return book 20 bank
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


o ,.,..-rN
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WAN eO'
Fcinai"
COUPLE Cook cxreucnt iakcr. sool laun-
drcss. man nnd'rsi'n.S g"Ns ,''iiD1, mo
d'I il-. can 'iif' Nj. Marrow
.hani' 3. '. ~, -stb g.,
'-'''f' i.,.i.I f--
GIRL. Finnish i"uls. l''s , ,,'-,ti,cr..
small i.uli- OF "i''' ,1,- Al ~
Nren.f, 10, "in ave.. ''- ''.',
GENERAL UOr SEWoKk. -- hla-. ~
swedish sir.. sr'ak. i.t. ~ ,
noI'' -rr.rc,. ,ncnt,. 7iG Lexington ave.
III toss Plaza
',.. '''" ...,,...,,.. ~, ...,,. t-.,
OIL" i''Nt ~ - .i -. .,nifr..s 'o...
M. I'm e-,.ci,n, r-fe-en..s. S.p os,cii'rr
go III. h., ir,for ~. 10. 1913 ri1a.
,..,..,.,,.,,,t,,.p t,i.i.. rovf-
@ENERAL L. Si' ,.,l,rg anI ohiislng.
ou'ri. 20 learn. wages molerl'' 20 short Us
fanCe i1 country. Domestic i' "ii- = y
l!niius asc. u,ar 10Th "a. lei ~'h', i'I
@iac
Uoi'sEWOHNER. Cowrct"f Finnish
good ilaiu cook AMI lanuar,e 'N.'i,lL
crenra-. So Mtuttircnr As.n.t. -l'' "'"
ave Tcl ioDa Harlem.
T-I.UoRNEH First class COOS and good
farnfr,ss r.rs neat YOUNG ~ir. ".'n fN
ceilcrt rc.crrnce@ g. ,'ea' .on ' Agency '
East 1921 a.. Tel. ioia Harlem.
IiOI SEwoRk Good plain cool. So o.,
cof.crt citr references. house or urtiineii.
\
schuyler
ioy SEWoRk Good coos ,Ner'' rs,ere wC
,.,r,,.cr, ~ West tist 30
uorSEwoRKEE. Good. strong Young I'm
nifh riri. general louFowor.'r Eo3: Ilal''
COOK. - M,nitnen' Asencf' 2l'' ON ave-
f'l zoos ilafl'm
~" Na,,r~o-e- sooi ,5ok excellent
baker. GOOD mlnIr.ss. private or public. 40
.~y ..,rrr N..s Morrow. Agencr. ~ Lex
fng,o1 ave. ssth 49,
,,o7-.-.,,.opt,rr -r.1i.h. good plain Goods.
,,It, D. .rt..f inference. cite or country. So
-.ni.rllre.- Agency 1875 Madison ave. Tel
4;-s Harlem
,,,.,-..,-,,.,,rt.,. f Good an ,rc,try cook and
Nv, =. " ''', i., r,,, ,o.irr colorrI
.,... ,...ti.,t rcfcr.nc.e. 80 Tu.Is
49,. .aq- -tr ave YeI SOgg gOrniurside.
INFANTS st l'St German. .'', .,
ruis'. ft.'f htt' i"IN t,i 80 . 800.
! l.as.aes,r % As'ary ~ :, a. ''r.' ga s.
10 -EWot.klf N'ih"ui 'n'n.i, p. l"' Ms
fHil- n 'ii' h,si cur ~. .o4 =.
Mhff'fci -,.ii. -F'"'f' - WV
''.''' .,.'.....,,,. -. ,....,,,.,- ,,ol
t'l ~-N 'i'NE'i' No ''s 49, . 80.
''' .'"',' ',', Acne, 49, Gtn ave.
49,.
,,,,.,,....- >.i-pst, roelisn Protestant. cn
~ '-N e., n ais. nor
I' .''. .., .... -,t az. gt foof
ma -,-
ie' ''-' -''.''.''
LADy'S MAID and SEAMSI HES> 'o"pe,
urf G rmlu m.id. speaking French. s"oi
.alflf. ..er and hacker. best references. '.'
~ ,ouuf-t. wages so 50. Call 80 Lang a
ZOO 'h'.'i I'D .'f'..'' y" w. -
I.Dy.- MAID Tall. refined swedish pl-i.
splendid personal maids r0nd t.tu-ti'e,.
ftl.r wears la.t fositton. excellent reference.
50. Ostclb.-t Ascr.,. -" Lexington ave.
Tel 1853 -f.lIa
,,.,.tut--- ....,.f.r. ftu.f, iaunIress
r,f.r,.,,.Is Collars a.n. nne laros etc.
o.t "a ,.f.r.,...s $50 criterion Agency.
LAI NbNE~S Competent German rlr- roon
siii Hoh.., .a' i.' ~. -. t,a..fe"sr
a., Ar.nrr - a. a. West $3.50 -.
IAINDnt-- Frst class. siifts cola ara
cuffs has fii'ri nui-', Hhiai, .. LI'N u.
't'.''' 80, ,,,,,ov'. .cerr, io1 T,IIng'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

AZ
Et-TI.R and USEFUL NAN German. ~
cril,uf references; city or country VIM
10 ls generally useful FitzGciaids N9t"'f'
.oa jtl ave. Eatraace Oh 40 II.
itr-rtCE. IrEFI- L. Refined. good appear
inc Young man. excellent references; g"
.f.,rn.rc: SO Mis- SAca's Agency EaS'
4.d ST..
l17rLEE- VALET. CsEFUL or az second
h.us.man. tall. clcan cut Dane. perfect
.,r,petert. vel trained: excellent cienc'A.
$40. Os;crD-ra Agency. ZIG Lc&ing'"" ave
Tel 1850 Plaza.
gi-rr.rE. Young man: competent. "olisins
good worker care parlor floor private I'"''' .
clty reference. -. ~ sl' 9Th ave .-
CoACUMAN.-Sing.e; accustomed to hanoilns
an classes Of horses: un1crstands caring an
iotnobtleS. garteu. lawn. shrubs stilct! snu,'
employers can BE- seen NJ y. 900 r@is, ','''
coACHMAN. gardener. useful man; single
.yu.rieured care horses. carriages. wishes 20
siflou. coantry: best references. Adfeas T. F.
i53 9th ave. -----.,-.-
COACUMAN and GARDENER rseful man
uudnretands milkng Address feiiN Noe""o''
caro- OF Lux. 7 Rivinston st----------
cOLORTD COUPLE Flint class an 1ionnu
seryarts: win 80 entire wofS 81 mouse son
.-ccucut references. .I!es Sheas Agency :
EAST l2d ~. ----.-- -,
COO,<-First class IN very espect noieI' cruz
o. Institution preferred; highest feifrei,cs
s.o Tuil's Agency 229s 1ih ave. TEL SUI
Morningside
G0I'iLE,- German. sjD. Iuon out,idt wo'k'
. lod aaydoncr. horses. CONS etc wite mouse
worker; personal references. O.. hathe"soh
AgenCy, SIS Cth ave. Tel 3's Bryant
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OLD DOMINION LINE

DAILY SERVICE
FOR Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Primers Point and Newport News, W.. co..
Meeting for Petersburg, Richmond, Washington.
d C.. and the entire South and West.
Freight and Passenger Steamers sail from
Pier %. ~ Il. foot OF North Moore ST.. every
wien ". /. woopRow. Traffic Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
INSTRUCTION..
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
CARPET ClEANik G.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORkS
Oldest Largest, Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPhIS'
oriCes Reasonable. send FOR Circular
T., s,aa ,,i1a Hr,snt 43.-439 West 4sth 81.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-CleAhs
- r,,nUro-sod air steam, hand - on floor.
1873 Brosdway 81 Fast ash 81 CoE
EiAcpT Tel. i32 3sth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
LOST AND FOUND.

S23o' Et.ly NRD. Lost. laGy's mink fur col
lar. vicinity Lexington ave. hin - ll'th
-, n' questions asked. Cooper - West
ll3th 81
LoSf.-Fch. 20 gold watch. marked II =
j.. with chain and three charms: between
iroa ivy ana Riverside. Iorth ST.; suitable 70
ward II u r.. g. West s4h ST.
Los I.tdy's gold watch. - \. &C." in fr'I
from Nth ave. New YORK. 1854 Bergen st..
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WORK WANTED.
Male

4 CAPABLE and H Cling machifisi- uoI".' 10
81 general line o. roIE. understands Stem
and elcctiiDite and p working .noNl"9E" ~
plumbing seeks position In ofiicc pnld'hs %
first class apartment house. Address Nci!aD.e'
H. Ctr ave.
ASSISTANT MANAGER Of CLERK IN hrf
class hotel. city or country. hf W'ocit at''
gent oman. excellent credentials ~ 70 cHaih,
ieG aailit Integrity. Address ENeeis'oi' "''
Gth ave.
Bon IA years o.d wishes position ia n'r
cHrtNo office. elementary education. Hoihn''-
J" - ST.. Hroo.iyn
MASSAGE scientific manipulation: gymnss-
Lct. aentcmen's own residences ',. W
c..,,,tr. pefsoual references. Phone Plank.
Abdul ou-3s31.
oFpiCI, Observation-Disclosures - E4sh-
I..s years with last company; quick. "'-
,,,r-.fn reliable. not afrald ~ work. excellent
r,.f.r,u.,4: AK, g. H. ". j.. III West GOTH u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25
Observation-Disclosures.

ESsMAKERS-MIL
JULIUS j. WCcHMAN.
LADIES' TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER.
~ a.. r.durlug IN. prices u best tailor
made suits 500 and So al 81 and So only.
-rlis ~ good only unit, Feb. -. Phone Ssll
SCHUYLER 20N N'si sith st.-
NINE MAUEER.
COKSEriERE.
For a short time | Viii maze VIZ corset
gof 81 p" rc,iect NJ guarsnteei Also clean.
ins and repairing 'fee'e!' ""'f' ~ We"
"6th 81. ----------
MILLINERY TAUGHT
Prepare nov. sIsns. summer positions.
.fh ave l.figiei Wsunctt ?r.Nately; posi-
ions guaranteed. also private Use advanced
en-. mod. materials furnished DAY. evening.
M~c slsr,-. .oG West n"th 81.
NJ. Gu.LIGAN
l-tr.s f.n more select customers who
tno,, ana appreciate high class work
lg, WEST ANTn IT. NEW YORK.
Telephone columbus t:sS.
MME. EVANS.
1Ol WEST 95TH ST.
f.,.,,rt cutter filter ana designer; tailor
,t,lde evening" and reception gowns etc. Fit-
ana. guaranteed. 'loUrnins gowns made N
- nouns notice. phone 12so River
SAM ktPEE,
LADIES TAILOR.
.5i IVES. seth street
NtpoETrp SUITS MODERATE RATES.
Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed
w
LIS WEST 18TH ST.
LATEST STYLE GOWNS
FITTING GUARANTEED.
= W.\NNAN. Fashionable Ladies' Tailor and
Habit Maker ! viii make suits from So
up Satisfaction guaranteed. 2sI5 Broadway.
corner 1l2th st Tel 222o-Mornlngs'de.
MILLINERY Mrs Iutchesou. rsmodellins
materials furnished; all designs; ali orders
guaranteed: personal attention given. Main
I'aror. 80 West I'D ST.
pRESSMAKER would like few more custom
ers. home. out; hrst class cutter. litter tei-
er.uc,r phone 1850 -Norningside Mrs. Lee,
800 West l22d ST. -----.--. .
pEESSM AKER Artistic. practical. expert
,uced: expert. stylish Iemodoler; latest de
signs: out by day or home; reasonable. Dress
maker 200 East 18th ST -
pI,t~sMAkEH ,olorcd with the best OF ref
.reAae-: expert ID COWS; work home or out
. West l35tn .f Phone Harlem 40
6REsSMAKER Experienced ladies' dresses
made. hom. or out Sandbcrg. 81 West
i8ith 1T Phone sos Morninsside.
DREssMA KEE. competent; makes and re.
models: children's a speciality. juliet lbs
East nth ST. Tel. i0S Stuyvesant.
pREssMAKER.-By day or home work: nt
and STYLE guaranteed; quick worker.
Lewis. 30 West i38th st. Phone 60 W Harlem.
LADIES' tailoring and dressmaking; my sue
cess results from giving satilfaction To my
customers. W. Roller. lo5 and 10 West 18Th St
NINE. LAZoN-WARD.
ont b, day work. - 325 East Eth ST
StuySesant 90
MIGNON. French Millinery. 3H Columbus ave.
Ladies own material made up: latest styles
and shapes 20 choose from MY Specially - hats.
n ATGENBIICK. 303 West 2sth St, cor. Sth
ave. Ladies' suits 10 order from $40 up 1T
guaranteed. Also fancy dry cleaning and dyeinE.
THE BETTY ladies' Tailoring Co. 257 9Th
ave. will make "A perfect httins SUIT TO order
for 50 VI skirt for ST. furnish your own material.
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Female.

pp1VArE SECRETARY. Experienced capa
De woman -: st-nosrap.'f. ylisi. -pehaii
ion9hand writer: christian; pleasing personal
ity: best references. secretary. "| West
18th ST
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HELP WANTED.
Male

Male
WANrEN--A lawyer who can a'i ln nc %
bacitv - editor for Tho Lawyer. M0Hihll
Ma.aziIe. = national publication with merit
ami "a magazine that g. well known N. 'uS. 100
.he entire United States. pur main sub'cTih
.r. are members Of the American bar Assocla
ton and tommerDial Law League - America.
our editor must come highly recommended. ana
boz ln "A positiOn Go max. financial lnN"s'
u4eui $50 chat bee msy o. interested ana act j.!
an Official capsci'y Zoo AN matters Addfe-- "l4
communications 90 the president Philip 10"
cuthal
YOi'NG Man. p. neat. wishes position' Insit'
OF outside where ability VIII Dc apiI". 'S"'
.ala.. only D. Parker. L. West Nlel 81
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Female.

c5tMBEEMAID ana sTAMsTEEsS. I.H.e o.
lsn, references. city or COUNT Wi"inh.
oblivins TltzGcrsld's Agcn-t. 'W' ON ave.
'entrance in 42d ST.
CfTiMHFRM AID and WAITRESS 81. y"uns
Irlqh girl. very neat. excellent references
criterion Agcncy. 81 columbus ave. Tel. N4"s
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WEST sIDE-,pove Tooth Street.

81 Sc -il2TH ST 20 WEST Large front
uarior tsuifel neatly furnished: bath. steam
Feat. suitable for two. close 10 subway. c.o
'afeI and surface ears. O'tON%Ok.
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WANTED ~
LEADING FASHION IOl III
woman with knowledge % aiessnal.'- Il"
navel AS Instructor. Nllfess. stating qualii-
cations and experience. *. ;. H. station v
y F cts
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nor sEWOEkEE Good ail around cook ard
general h0usrvprker. neat rolug Color =
woman. excellent reference. So. tu..
Acencr -9g7 1fh ave. Icl so-2 Morninf.la".
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

COUPLE Young. married. no chidIth. Il.,-
cs..u.. man farmer. woman houS'W ork"l F.
-cas, nablc wages. reference. Carpenter Agency .
4 - r or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

UOf--.WoRkEE. So German. neat youhs
woman. iolecu orRer. good f1pH. cNcrN'ht
baker. good launlr.ss. private or public 20
.nv Ii.tsucc MIts Morrow AgeEcr, al Lev
iugfon ave. TNih So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

BANKEOuK v. OSLO Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person hay
ing g. claim 20 il is hereby called upon 10 PIE
sent Tho same within ton Gass OF submit So
having said passbook cancelled and ncV one
iseuei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-25

! uor--rVOuKEH Swedish. good plain ooo.
, with highest reference clt~ OR country. =,
/ S,nlerllngs Agency. Isii Madison ave- Tel
4i7t Harlem
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dictatorial, intermeddling, and it il
the greater danger, the increasing evil
to be met and fought with at every
step. ~"
Another tendency of the present
times is to tax everything and every
body in sight; to raise revenue, nc
matter how; to get the earnings Of
toll, the savings of thrift, piled up In
public treasures. One would think,
considering present public and social
conditions, that the best test of states
manship is the weight OF the financial
burden we can get the people to bear.
Then when we get our treasures
overlooking with money, there is no
end to the schemes devised, and plans
proposed, for new offices, and larger
expenditures. The words "modera-
ton" as applied to the raising OF public
funds, and economy" in disbursing
them, no longer have a place in our
political vocabulary. There is no
scheme so wild, no projects so visionary,
as not to find ardent and Jealous cham
pions and supporters. Some crude, not
to say crazy, notion finds Judgment in
the mind of a legislative novice, and he
Immediately wends his way to the
legislative reference bureau (what a
high sounding name. and leaves orders
to have it duly and properly incubated,
developed and whipped into shape to
spring at the psychological moment, on
an innocent and unsuspecting public.
In my judgment the time has come
for plain speech, clear thought, and
decisive action, on the part of those
who, by toll and sacrafce, zeal and
intelligence, have made this great
commonwealth what it is today.
What is written here is purely sug-
gestive In brief newspaper article,
we have not sufficient space to go into
details; but the hard, grim, stubborn
facts are at hand, known of all men.
II. c.. Richmond in Madison Demo
crat.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1913.

The Crittenden Memorial Society Q
San Francisco has discovered, working
in lumber yard, a grandson OF Napo'
leon-without doubt authentic, 1t Is
reported-and the find is duly made
public.
According to the story the lumber
piler is the son of a man who was an
illegitimate son Of Napoleon, his MOTH
err being the matron at ST. Helena,
Il am not in the least excited about
having the.blood of an emperor IN my
veins, said Mr.. Gordon, the discovery y
when he was told that he had been dis
covered. And he resumed his Interrupt
ted work as contentedly as the Queen
"went on eating bread and honey"
A man who is neither bothered about
bar sinister upon his escutcheon or
pulled up about being the grandson OF
Napoleon must have level head. he
ought TO amount to something. But
there is no moral to the story, for at
the age of IS he is piling lumber. Pos
sibly, in his philosophy, nothing in this
world matters, not even getting on, or
up, in the world. And philosophy OF
that kind is very much out of fashion
in these hustling days. If it were not
SO there would be less hustling, less
construction and fewer "jobs" atpiling
lumber.