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The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1913-12-15

| FIR. Smith of Clifton is a business
: visitor today.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1913-12-15

NJ E. Nelson, an employee of the
sugar factory, left for Iona this
morning on No. 8.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1913-12-15
ABOUT TOWN

l.. Reed, whose home is in Illinois,
came in on No. today.
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Say you saw it in The Sentinel
want columns.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1913-12-15

o. o. Fellows of Fruita is in the
city today on business matters.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1913-12-15

]. Annisfield OF Cleveland. o.. is q
business visitor in Grand Junction to-
day.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1913-12-15

Schiesslvohl Ill.
]. II. Schiesswohl is i'll today at his
home in the Schiesswohl building.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1913-12-15

Mrs Carr of the Gelbula ranch is in
town today, doing her Christmas
shopping.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1913-12-15

A. f. Tichenor, state stock inspect.
or, is a government visitor here to-
day.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1913-12-15

Odel Fowler, a prominent upper
valley fruit grower, was in the city
on business today.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1913-12-15

d. T. Stone of the Union Trust
Company returned home from Dem
yer this morning.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1913-12-15

Sentinel want-aas Ger Results.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
@idhid.
Muf settle 2 IN 6ieier Mugabe

= Muf Settle 2 IN 6ieier Mugobe
miro ieoem 2eier 6ieier 8eitnng ole
@eIegenbeit geboten, fih 3 Sdodtelr1
2un6in's @rtract fir Mal-5n 8rau 5t
peridoffen, tpeldes Elm 1te1es prGidb-
tiges Hrdpnrat iit, I'M 6aralas Mal5-
bier 5u Sallie ber3uiteae1. - Dieies
gier iotpie Ser grtrnct aus Dem es
gemodt lit, bnben negen ibper e4ten
.gtgenidaften o~ngenneinen 8etfan ge-
fun6en. - Gos aus oem @rtract ber<
.geitente @etrd11f lit geiut16, ffarf, be-
lici0s uro idda,tneno, genol 10 tpie
edtes irportiertes Weul5bier bon fet-
.ner Sarbe. - Mlio elm nidb)tt gu iiber.
SnfeI<@ etrd1tf. Dos CT
tract, aus meldem Dos 8ier gen1oM
miro, beitebt aus neiber 1lidbtS mie
ben auenfeimiten Mal5 utto &opfetr.
geine alaageaeidynehem @igenidafte1t
iperoen Sa,rh Sos l1rtbeil Der 2elte
;betpielen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Gin &at1del. Die Gbatlohe, 0aB

54HEra .s# Ern.- H+.l aH
Gin @Gt9iel. Die Ibatlade, oab
,ei11 getniiies 7altes &rdl1ter-Seilmitte
@eilung bringt, 1tad1bem 1ogettamte
miilenidSnftlibe 1m6 bel1ere meoi5im=
lhe @ebonolungen Iidtbar feblgei6la-
'ge1t iinb, Heibt ei1t Hditbiel fir 5ie
Mer5te lnie audi fiir sic 2aien. SRI.
.9ouiie 8nrtel BON Miltpanfee, ISIS,
id)reibt:: ugine 6rar bier batR ein of
fenes 8ei1n, u1ro es ibien, u1S ob eS
nie beiIen tpiir6e, benn lte bnte es
!ldoap ieit Sabne1t u11 fait alleS Mog=
lide periubt. sic gebroapbe ben
Mpe1tfndilrter 1111b, 5at iie0ermann's IT,
berruidyumg, ibr 8ein 1T iett gebeih.
Ser Mpenfrd1tter bat III ieoem Seize,
mo er gebrnltbt mur6e, gut getpirfftt. /"
0ns @ebeimniB 6es @rfolges Set
Mlpenfrdl1ters, seq beriibmte1 &rar=
tells, liegt in 6er Gbatlade, Dob er
an oie @ltr5eI 6eS lebelS, 6en lu1ret=
1ue11 3mitan6 6es 8lrtes, gebt.
@r lift 1ridt in Mpotbefen Sit baben.
5pe5ia I=agetuten liefern i'm 0em Grdb-
Ifumt. Mnn idreibe an: Or. Neter
Dabrnep & Sous 60, 1876 50.
&oprue Mbe., Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

SIN 0en erlten St1noen 6es Nadz
mittags ma1roerte Suitine &0lieler aa1f
Ser 9auoitraBe mod Mieoerbiersberg
in einen %rieieln0en Ga11tlf bi1tein. Sic
lgi11g neben elmer often 6raa1, bie lie
|ols edtes 2anomaodfen gleih Dor oen
SauIern seq std0ttdens ols &ilgerin
gu 0emialber 3iele erfamt un5 atuge-
iproden btatte.
$50, ia, ser Mie0erbiersberg!" Jag
tie oie. Ser lit ou6 olt getnoroen
u1tS lie baben i'm idon la1ge bergel=
len auf ser @elt. M1eine @robmutter
fat mir nod eradblt, tpie tie nit @bai-
len pieripdnnig 6abin gefabren it1ro
alto mas fir cine 8uabt unb fir Elm
.Stol5 6as @loiter friiber NOR! geu1t
it's idon lmrge fem Hofter mebr.
Mber es rubt fein Segen 6arauf. 3mi-
iden bent @reu5ga11g, mo- eitn1al Der
@irdbof mar, boben Tie ei1ten @arten
|gemadt nod Der SranBofen5eit. Sic
8dume iin6 nun groB uno alt ge4por=
|0en, a1nb feiner hill mehr Die Mepfel
|eiien - jie mairen giftig, iagen Die
|9el1te iebt. Sc mddit MIR mebr
|Shierling ftaH on0erem altf Sect rm0
|@ee - sdierltng, mie man Tim auf
ser gan5en @elt nidt mebr fir0et!
eSsn ser Mitte bon 6em @arten itebt
Ser go1r5 aIte 3iebbrurmen. Die eide-
nen 8olfet iimb felt, 6as &ao orebt
|5id mod, aber Niema16 baingt mebr
einen Sd6pffetmer 1ran. Mn Bent
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Mrbeitseinitellnng nid)t ,1ptbuenbig.

8enn ser Doftor gu6 auffor6ert,
ein8uitellen, floBt es 8eoenfe1
ein. Sd fonu nidt, iagt SIR. Sbr.
niBt, Str ieb idtpads b%erunterge~
un6 5aB Cure @~einnobeit
nafylaBt Gag nm Sag, ober Sir miibt
orbeiten 10 lange STR es ausbalten
foijmlt. 8ag SIR gebraldt, lit Cleo
trio Bitters, nm &rof, 5tarfe nnb
gurem SDltem gu ber1eiben,
Dem &erunterfonrn1en bor3l1beltger
uro 9ufbon gu beiorgen. Seb ni6t
id)pnh, frdnflid ober Ieboem, %
electric gitterg gud nod Der erften
Dolls 11iibt. 8altfen6e jegten es me
gen einer bortrffIiden @eiunobet
urb Stdrtte. @eriudt es: SSeoe 6ln-t
1T garantiert, SAB lie 8ufrieoen
gibt. Na,r so Ste. IN Molitors
glpotbeR. Mn5eiee.,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Met6aoiaen.&rebiger empfiebf Gbart'
berlains 9nfenmittel.

Mep. Sarnes 81. 9emiS, Wftlooa,
Minn., Idreibt:: rgbamberlai1ts SUI
itennittel mar Elm 1~otbnenoiger 1truo
ipiafonme1er @ait in at1rierm &eint
Sabre lang. ST empfeble es neei1tett
sSreurroerr gnr iebr nls cine Meoi3in,
sic oas gerilr4es tpertb 1T in 6daert
BON Grf6iiItur1gen, 9uften II. Group.
gerh1dt Gb%ottberloins @%uibenanittel
u16 mir ino gspib Dob Str es iebr
pirflam firbel1 a,1lo bob SIR tort
fobre1 merod, es at gebronder, tpentp
sic @eIegenbeit es a1lf Sabre bt11atls
acknowledgements 10 tpiebiele e getbart
babett. 81 falifel IL aller 9potbeter1
araeige
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Seller flebt audi Ser Stud, agenr.

Moiier flebt aud ser Stud, ngen
l1m SIR tpobrt 80, auf Sen Nie-
Serbiersberg?~
Gott ioG MIDI Mma6ren, Gr1iil1=
lem! lin Maes In ser @elt mollte idy
rtdt 90 wobtteu. Detn ieoer in Der
@egem dpeiB: 30 iits nidt gebeuer.
8elm SIR BON Sem 8erge oben, allf
Del, mir balD fomlnten, gegen sic Sir
dc rlit, 10 ibalt's G4ld) imlnerfort
5uriid. gs fort gar 1tidt
magr uuf."
Sos lit SOS gd,o."
pSSa, 10 lagt Sbr! Sd m0hte aber
11idt iei1p, no 10 cine Stimme immer
lpal6 intnler apieSer ruff. SIR Weroet'S
ia le16cr b0i;ren.
v8arnm gebt Sbr 0enn oabin?"
pGos lit Elm altes @elobnib. 90
iino tpdy mard)e IN ser @ege1to, sic
tl1d1t ~pergellen baben, mas Der Nie=
Gerbiersberg ei1nnal mrr. l1no meirer
Ms11tter ielig n1arBte i) l1od alrf oem
,Ster6ebett periprehen, ooB ib jeoes
SNabr eimnal bingeben miiroe ul1b fir
iie beter inns salt 1ie 5enfen. l1n6 ou=
rum nidtS fir li1tgut, Sralllein:: iebt
lang id an.~
Nortietung forgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

slih, dis &rutge Dthn 6ieie ladeltoe Sc
ibensbeinbpig gerabetpegs nod eiretll
Ser5en &. Gus NOR 6as Maodden,
mie 1u Sir es imt11er getpiitridt bdt-
teit! cling IS linn Surb Ben Sinn. Sc,
raoe sic; nntiirlid, friid, einfad ltno
6pdy NIT ienem Mlsorud IN 5cn Mlt=
ge,t, Sen MIR Meniden baben, Die
marm enlpfirsenl
Can't? 8pfiir? Sd bam oas Sc
fiibl, ais miiiie idl SSbnen oonfelt."
Snitire lahte. uGas more. Sod)
llllgefe5rte @eltoromlng."
uIie @eltor0m1lly all ether Sdp1le
ntllB lidl, 1pelm lie gut 1T, al1d) mandz
ma leas llmtebren gefoaen lailen. Sd
]botte ei,re Mlltter, oie piel bonn 2eben
81 Ieioen Datte. Ml1d ilber i6rem 9e-
Zen ldien cine 8eitlam Der 3orl1
8ottes SIT laiten. Inns ieitoem gibt es
nidts grbebe1toeres llr0 5uglei6 Stub
renoeres fir midt als 6ralle11 gu le=
ten, fpeldye nns 2ei0ensmie eine &roae
tragell. sic beliegen iib ielber urpo
sic @elt, uno ih meilee ima11er,
elmer loldje, miilie ib oatrfel1.
Suitine. ienfte sen &opf. Die @orte
flargel, ibr mie Gone aus b0bepe1t
gptaren, fait mie @orte &einboro
@ilbrnln0's, berein in lire geidaftige,
gar gu reale 8elt.
uGs lit ipat," iagte lie ein metig
permirrt. SD balte Sic bier aa1f;
;SSlbre 6rm miro 1~1ngeoa,loig mer=
Sen.
Ct ladelte. .1os ioute Str idtper
mer0en, 0e1m id babe feline"
Nl,ltine muroe rotb, oemt Doctor
5inf bielt no6 im1ner fire &ano. Mie
,eine Mlptlmele lief es ibr Bis nnter
toie frulien, 5ittermoen 5tirnbarder:
Sic batte nihts aroers porausgelebt,
ais oaB ser Director perbeiratbet iein
miine. Gum eri item Scale IN ibrem
9eben nm i6r cine Mgnltng BON Der
Muht, Sic Sos @eib iiber Sen Maam1
dat, inns Sic nidt nl1r liiB loden fon1t=
te lpie @eigerflang, lo1roern altdy ber=
Oerblid outs bu1flen 5iefen ltetgen.
ll1o es idien ibr ouf einnal eth l1tt-
red)t, SoB @einbaro @ilbran6's bein1=
lide 8rout nod bier III oielem Clint
mer ltono.
u9aeben Sic mobl", iagte lie bQltig.
Ser Meg nab Nie0erbiersberg 1T
5ienrli9 melt rno sic Soge iito fatr5."
Dunn mar ite fort, unb Dor Den
Mpgen Doctor 1inf's perianf ibr lieb-
lihes 8il0, obne 6od gan5 gu per=
ldminoen. ST ldob bie stilble on
ibren HloB, als f0nne er nit oteler
ipmboliIden @anolungs1petle 1ein III
1reres @leidgetui6t beri tepen - li1o
giry mm binaus, tint sen ar1oeren
9ebrern mit81tbeilen, oub bon Mooli
@ooieler'S fur5em M1sflug in Die gol=
oene Ireibeit fem Mufbebens gemodt
meroen ione.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

Die Eafetpoit bat lib g1anaeno be-
mie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @itd-
cod a11funoigt. Mn 40 Wiqionel1 $50
fete mur6e1r I'M 9aufe 5eS Monats
SsSanl1ar bef0r5ert. Mrf sen 50 groB=
ten Hoitomtern 6es 9a10eS gelangter
19,365,433 Natete CUR Mnnabme
ODER M%blieferu1tg, Die Boil Der 8a-
fete, 5ie in Sen lebten beiOen 8o6en
oes Sara1ar SUR 8efor0eru1g famen,
iiberitieg oieienige in sen bei0en err
iten Moden tint 5 Millionen. 9ubei
lift sic ge%genapartige Saiion fir Ole
Hoit elite to6te, ltn6 cine erbeblide
53nnof4ne ser 8afetperl e1r0ung itebt
gu eraparten. STEER alth 6n1tn, me1ra
,eine iplde nidt eintreten iollt, mer-
ser nad sen ~bisberigen grfabrungen
et1pa $5o0,000,00 8afete int Saufe
res eriten Subres nab @infiibrat1g
oss @afetpoitotenites bon Ser Eoit
abgeliefert mer6en. Sc gibt &oitrnei=
ter, Sic cine 8efon0erl1ng bon LOCO
100000 @afete i'm Sabre 1913 er=
Darten.
~ - ri
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Cine G%rtrasablmnq.

Cine groBe Musmabl bon @ebetbu-
dyern:
Subrer gum @immel nit grobem
Crude uno Incident Morocco Gin
6anoe.
@ebete ser &elliger1, nit mittelgro-
Bem Crude uu6 Morocco @tnba16e.
6erner in fleinerem Crude un6
peridieoenen ginbdnoen:
5duBengel,
gtern oes @eiles,
&immels-g dIIiiel,
Broo ser gngel, flet11es Sormat,
Sai9en @ebetbuber,
Sic &bilotbea, Elm berrltdes @r-
bauungsbu6, pel6es in feinem Sauz
lie feblen iollte.
&oienfrd115e, smeiB, iduar5 uno
farbig nit groBen ooer fleinen 8erlen.
uMuroitern"- 9alenber
Elm Samilientalen0er I'M mabren Gin
ne 0es @ortes. &eidli6 al1sgeitattet
nit id0nen Sqlitrationeu unb ange-
fiiat nit belebrenoem, erbauen0em
ul,o unterbalten0em 2eieitoff fir
Sung un6 MIt, fann oerieIbe 51t Sen
beiten &alen6ern fir cine fatbolilde
Bamilie ge5dblt mer6en. Sir Sic
langen 8i1terabenoe feine Before
2etture.
Die groke 8aubfarts
bon Stearns County, meid,e einen
@ertb bon $500 bat, eeben mir bic
les Sabr obne Ma65oblung als
Gramie
@eididtenbuder peridieoe1en sSt1.
baItes, l1nter 6ieien Sos iebt 10 piel
begebrte Bud:
9as Gnbe Der r%Sitanic,M
.tporin ser l1ntergang oes unglid.
ldiffeg III ip%atnen6er @eiie gei6a.
bert tpirb.
Cine Mble
fertig gum @ebraude nit 3mirn un6
8 beridie6enen Mo6eln. 5ebr praf-
tii9 fir Sen SSarnter CUR &eparirung
BON Nfer6egeidirr oSer Sdllben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Sin sic 2cicr ankerbalb stearns
County.

SHE 9eier oes ,Moroltern," Sic nidt
III Stearns County mobnen, iino
frel1nolid eriudt, fire 3ablungen
fir bieies 8latt, permittelit Drait
o0er @eloanmeiiung ei~n5uien6en.
Wir m0dten, hoB ole. 2eier fi@
Die bon uns gebotene @elegenbeit,
gegen gorausbe5obIung oes Blot
teS in Sen 8elik elmer berrliben 8rd.
mic gu %gelanger, 5unuten MAIDEN. ga
.es nun aber unieren reiien5en Mgen.
ten ni6t moglid lit, bel alien unie,
ren Mbonnenten por3uipreden, bepor
sic MusmabI ser idonen Nraimie, oer-
griffen iein miro, 10 Iiegt es i'm SSnte.
.reiie o%erielben, bas @elb brett nod
Ser Office 3u fenoen, morauf pron1p.
te 3nienoung ber getpunidten Nrd-
mie erfoIgen miro. Sur gntgegen.
11abme Ser eii,en ooer Ser a110eren Die.
fer pertbpol[en Nrdn1iien gegen Dor
EonsbesabIl1ng oes Moroifern1 al1f Elm
Sobr Iabet ergebenft ein oie
3prbfsrn1.D rndgeieaidaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

8ieoerum befinoen mir uns i'm Be-
lise elmer groBen Nusmabl berrlider
@er BON unjern 2eiern iei<
men Miiditano auf ofn v@oroitern"
ut1o oa5u nod Elm Sabr i'm goraus
be5ablt, lit our Musmabl irgeno elmer
ser nad)lteben2s angegebenen 8ramien
beredtigt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

s INF fruftion. Sergant:
uIas 0rientieren nod Come lu10
lit u1auperldiig. 1eltn eritetS
i'll man bod fein Mitro1om urb 5tpei=
tens oreber iih 0ie 9atbers INNER
fort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Wegen 25t Grtrasablnna.

@ebetbiider peridieoener 9iteI lno
i9onent geluloib-ooer-5 ammet-gin.
bnr1o.
NerIen Ser N11oodt i'm feiniten Sc.
oereinbano.
Croft Ser nrr1e1l 5eelen, ii dJo5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
@cgcn 25t Grtra5ablmng.

Golden Key Of Heaven, @e0u.
loio-@inbano, groBes Sormat.
Little Key of Heaven, nit fem.
item 2eoereinbanoe un0 eleganter IN.
t1erer Musitattu11g.
Pocket Key Of Heaven, nit
Sarmeteinbano.
Following Of Christ, Elm an.
oo9tsbu9 BON MittelgroBe llno nit
feinem Morrpco-@inbanoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Prdmfrn-lifr.

mem, mei6em 2e0ereillbano, nit @olo-
ldnitt uno groBeln Crude.
Sroit i'm Sitter, in gleidem Git
ban0e u11o nod gr0Berem @rob0rud.
Ser 8aumgarten, Elm groBeS 5or.
mot nit Mittelorud ul1o meidem $780,
rocco=@inbano.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

9n @n9Iii6 baben mir:
Dime @%rtra5abl,1ns.
Guide to Piety, nit Morocco<gin-
S
K ST Heaven, nit moroeeo.
ginbanD.
All For Jesus, nit Incident 2eoer.
ginbarDe.
Pocket Prayer Book.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

@ege,n 500 G%gtra5ablmng.
@offine, @ano @oitiEe, grbauunes.
Bud.
Segen5e ser &eiligen in gepreBtem
8radteinbanoe un6 nit %farbigen Del
bil6err.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-11

reorganized after the civil war in 1866
until just before the Spanish-American
war the maximum enlisted strength
was $4,000 men. Not only was the
army small, but in efficiency it was
very weak, owing to the fact that the
standard set for recruiting was low.
Many soldiers who could not speak the
English language were enlisted and no
attention whatever was paid to the
moral character of the regular soldier.
1t frequently happened that men of in
fluence who had inebriate sons or
other black sheep in the family put
them in the regular army. A system
of weeding-a system of selection
began even before the army was in
creased. But within the past Is years
the standard has been notably in
creased so that now, as General Parker
points out, the United States soldier
is the best in the world
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-11
The Park Concerts

The free band concerts in Capitol
park are being greatly enjoyed every
night by multitude of men and
women.
The ladies of the Music Study club,
who have made the concerts possi-
BILE by collecting the fund, deserve and
are receiving the thanks of the public.
A band much larger than any hereto
fore employed is rendering the same
high order of music that is heard in
the parks of New York, Chicago and
other northern cities. The prog
are made up mostly of standard COM
positions but they are not over The
heads of the average audience.
The contributors to the concert
fund have been most generous. The
fund is now sufficient to pay the band
for seven or eight weeks. 1t is hoped
that it will be increased by $1,000 or
more so that the concerts may be con-
tinued into September. Few civic en-
terprises have been so much appre-
ciated as the open air music and 1t
would be regrettable indeed if the
concerts had to stop before the sum-
mer was ended for the want of funds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-11
Exactions Upon Congress

AS the country grows, as its impor-
tance increases, as its pursuits become
more varied and multiply the more
continuous become the sessions of Con-
gress. The board of directors of a
great country like this doing a busi-
ness of billions annually cannot find
much time for rest and recreation.
James J. Hill, the great financier
and railroad magnate, was quoted as
saying a few days ago that the cohn-
try would be better off if Congress
would adjourn for 10 years. No doubt
such course would be highly pleasing
to Mr.. Hill and many of the other
great captains of industry who resent
the recent activities of Congress and
the authorities at Washington in at
tempting to place some check upon the
monopolistic tendencies of the great
corporations of the United States.
Instead of adjourning for 10 years,
Congress should and probably will de-
vote most of the time of the next 10
years, and continuously thereafter, in
considering public business. 1t is up to
Congress to keep the scales of equita-
BILE legislation constantly adjusted and
that duty is constantly growing more
important and more difficult each
year.
With a. country making the progress
that is now being made by the United
States, with the constant and kaleido-
scopic changes in its business and in
dustrial life; with its growing pres
tige among the nations of the world,
there must naturally be a constant
necessity for a wise and thoughtful
legislative body to keep guiding
hand upon the rudder if the republic is
to fulfill its destiny.
Each year the sessions of Congress
are becoming longer, and the periods
of adjournment shorter. AS we become
greater and more populous the more
multitudinous will become our laws
and the greater the necessity of Con-
gress spending most of its time in
Washington -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-11

From the Christian Herald.
BY day or night a modern city is never
wholly at rest. A hundred disturbing fac
tors are constantly setting up curious vi
brations which travel In every direction
The tracing out of these vibrations and
their accurate measurement is a new prob
lem among builders. This problem of
feeling the pulse of buildings is not linn
tied to great cities, but often arises in
comparatively small towns throughout the
country. Let a train rush past the foun-
dations of a high building, or even a low
one, or a powerful windstorm beat against
its walls and the entire structure may VI
brate like giant tuning fork. Incl
dentally, the problem is so well understood
that accidents from excessive vibration
are practically unheard of. The cradle
may rock, but it never falls.
The measurement of the pulse like vi
brations is made much the same as those
Of an earthquake and almost as accurate
ly. The marvelously delicate instruments
which are depended upon for these records
trace curious pulsing lines which show at
a glance just how wide ar arc the build
ll1S SWlISS lHIOuSn anu HOW reg uidi 10 tie
recurrence of the movement. These read
ngs are accepted in court as absolutely
conclusive, and it is not uncommon for
damage suits involving immense sums of
money to be decided by these delicate
tracings.
Public opinion is all wrong, or nearly
so as the amplitude of the vibrations of
buildings, both large and small. Every
one has felt such vibrations, but ones
sensations are apt to be very misleading.
1t is a surprise to many that the most
violent vibrations are not felt In the ex-
tremely high buildings, as is commonly
supposed, but in the comparatively low
office buildings, and as a rule those of
solid construction. A vibration of three
sixteenths of an inch is extremely violent.
for movement of one-hundredth of an
inch is readily noticeable. AS the records
show, there is peculiar method of
rhythm in these movements, the building
swaying back and forth through given
arc with the regularity of pendulum.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-11
OUR KINDLY CARICATURISTS

in comparison with what might happen to
him abroad.
Very likely work like Boardman Rob-
inson's and Besare's, both in its technical
excellence and its sharper animus, indi-
Gates general approach toward European
standards. Our good natured cartoons on
bosses and their legislative henchmen are
the reflection of our criminal good
ture to evils In public life A sharper civic
consciousness should make the CARTOON
lists pen dig in deeper. As the fight be-
tween new and old ideals grows tenscr.
the pictures of Murphy and Penrose may
grow actually repulsive. Nevertheless, it
win be some time before party spirit
reaches the point of intensity that ami
mates Forain when he depicts M. Jaures.
or Munich anti-clerical caricaturist
when he draws picture of Catholic
bishop.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-11
SYMPATHY

BY Paul Laurence Dunbar. fl-
know what the Gagged birl feels, alas!
When the sun Is bright on the upland
slopes;
When the wind strs soft through the
springing grass.
And the river flows like stream of glass.
When the first bird sings and the first
bud opes,
And the faint perfume from its chalice
steals
know what the Gagged bird feels,
know why the Gagged bird beats his wing
Till its blood is red on the cruel bars;
For he must fly back to his perch and
cling
When he fain would be on the bough
a-swing - .a,s t5fat
And pain still throbs in the old, old
scars,
And they pulse again with a lseener sting
1 know why he beats his wing
1 know why the Gagged bird sings. ah me,
When his wing is bruised and his bosom
sore 1
When he beats his bars and he would be
free; .asa
IT is not carol of joy or glee, ~ y
But a prayer that he sends from his
hearts deep core
But plea, that upward to heaven he
f1ings-.
know why the Gagged bird singsl