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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-12-11

That the finances of the state
of New Mexico are in bad shape
is no longer denied, but conceed-
ed by all familiar with the con.
dition of affairs A recent
dispatch from Santa Fe on the
situation says:
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Dec. g.
With the first two years Of state
hood for New Mexico drawing to
a close, New Mexico is confront
ed with a serious financial stu
alton, due primarily to the re-
adjustment made necessary in
the change from a territorial to
a state form of government.
Though two sessions of t h e
legislature have been hello. since
the organization of state govern
ment in 1911, a special session
and a regular session. 2 third
session is now being talked of to
pass an adequate revenue and
taxation law to provide funds for
the payment of the states bills,
including salaries of officials, in
terest on bonds and interest on
the state debt.
SUCCESSION OF SUITS.
A taxation law enacted by the
legislature a year ago, providing
for the assessment of all property
in the state at 0ne-third Of it's
actual value followed by blanket
raises made by the state board
Of equalization, upon returns
made to that body by the asses
sors of the various counties has
resulted in a succession of suits
filed by corporations and individ-
uals, enjoining the board of
equalization from enforcing
these raises. AS a result the
payment of all taxes has ceased
and the state treasury is practi-
callv without funds to meet its
actual running exp nses.
PARTIAL SALARY PAYMENTS.
Officials have been paid only
part of their salaries for the past
quarter. many clerks have had
to go without salary for some
months; the state mounted police
which ceased official existence
have not been paid for
four months and county officials
throughout the state have been
without salary for two years be
cause Of the failure of the legis-
lature to pass a law fixing their
compensation las provided for in
the constitution which expressly
forbids the payment of salaries
on a fee system.
SPECIAL SESSION POSSIBLE.
Governor Mcdonald is said to
be considering a special session
of the legislature.
The present situation in New
Mexico is believed to be unique
in the annals Of the government
of a commonwealth.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-12-11

Teddy said you shouldn't
bite the hand that feeds YOU"
Now watch those hold over Re
publican Office holders a year
from now. Fort Sumner Lead
err.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-12-11
Notice 70 Teachers.

Mid term State examination
will be held Jan. %, "a, 1914.
L. c.. Mersfelder,
County Superintendent.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-12-11

Mrs. W. Wismiller, who has
been quite sick for the past
week is reported better.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-12-11

Do your Christmas shopping
carly.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-18

mdbig snfipidsln, tinsslns bisImtbr
TN Wodstum suriids unb bobtr
m%inbtrptrtig bItibsn, obstfsben bos
bon, bdb burd foI4ss 3uIomm,ns
maiden Der 4tpfeI. in biditn Grup.
pen bic Jniettion burd Jni,tt,H &C.
forbtrt pirb.
Der 3ped Der gnif,rnuns zines
Tells Der Griidis foIlte iibrissns nidt
nur Der ftin, ben mdrttf1bigen Grs
tras bss b.trsff.nben gaumss ju CT.
boben, obpobl biss ni6t isIt,H bic
9oIss III, ionb.rn sri,ns, ali. feb
ltrbaften GIemplare uus5um,rSsn unb
siptiitns bic girdts ouf isbem Baum
auf stK foIte 3nbl gu bsfdrdntsu,
bob jtber etn5.Ine Qpf.I fd sur
b0tftmDsliten D~oflsnbuns entpid,ln
Tam. obn. bab bic RGbrtrait b.s
8aumes perrineert ipirb. 9ur1 elm.
folde Wabrsetl ,rsi.lt man ftrn,r
nod bic borteiIbofte Wirtuns, bob
bic gtbingung.n fir bic gilbune
irdftiger Gru@tinospen i'm nGfit.n
Snbr Derbsfisrt perb.n. Mon9e ars
ten bon QpfeIb6umen boben ollsrs
OiHss bic gis,nf9nft, bab ie rur i,s
bes Stp.ite Jabr rei9li9 5rudt tras
gen; bod .s gibt aud onbtre artsn,
bic man bur9 re9t3eitisss unb
srinbIitss ausbiinntn Der Grudt
baau brinssn fam, bab Il. j.b.s
Sabr gut trds.n, porausssiebt, bob
gobens unb MitterunssperbGltniiI.
siinftis fnb.
DER grfols bes Iusbiinnens bGn1t
gum srpb.n 9eil BON Der Sobress,it
ob, in Der es Dorgenommen fpirb.
Wan stbt nitt febl, ipern man iast:
Sc friibtr in Der Snifon es seIdi.bt,
oeito pirtfomer 1T .s, b. g., iObalb
Die fleinen aepfel einsn e~sniis.nben
llmfung .rr.i9t babsn, Inn IS benz
3ii6ter gu ermOgIi9en, 5ebl.r uno
Mibg.ftaItungen gu unterfaeibsn unb
oielenieen 6rihte gu ertennen, tuelde
tp.nissr gut genGbrt iinb. Der giins
itigIte MOnat 1T gep0bnIi9 Der SUM-;
aud anfnns Suli 1T es nod 3,it,
bod Elm fpGteres ausbiinnsn pirb
nur bi. Gait Der 3tpeige p.rrinssrn
unb Elm 8rs4en berfelben Oerbinbern,
jebod nuf bic suriidblsibenb. 5ru6t
tsinen pa6stumf0rb.rnben ginfIub
mebr ausiiben, np9 ou9 bi. Sross
fdbigteit bes 8oum.s in Der nGaIt.n
SaiIon erbDbsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-18

Guiisr esbi ourd bic glinns In ben
faltietn 9ldtttrmdetn. In iptlftm "a
infoIgt Der pitItn minbunetn sinsn
srobtu Neg suriid5ulsssn bat. Don
bier aus etlanst bic Tabruns In ben
a0bmastn, btHtn 6arait,rifH6er
3erf,bunssfoff, Der ~fossnunni,
.eab', Der ia aud BEL Der a%di,ber,i'
iung cine tpidtige Role fpislt, bic
sieentlids @erbauune bts S%peif,brsis
bsipirti. Die unb,roduliftn 8,iianb'
tell, iptrb.n 6urd ben DfOrintr In
ben Darn .ntlaHsn. Di, einrid'
tung oes WieberfGusrmngtrs trmDg'
li6t cine bor5iislihe uno p~cnifGnbis,
Q%usnubune dner f.ittn Nabrungs'
mitt.l, otnn bieIe ptrotn ouf ibrer
ftunbenlang.n manbtrung oura bic
ein5tln.n Mdp.nsM bt.iIuns,n sriinb'
lid NIT Dem Mag.nfaft burdmiitt,
oas fliFiat Gutter, aIfo Die ihldm'
pig. 9rdnie. sebt eleid In Den pidl'
ter uno Damn in Den aabmas,n unb
ipirb fomit in pitl ~s,rina.rsm Wdb.
ausssnibt. 8.i Dem Rinbpisb IN
uifo bic 9rodsnfittsruns pOr5u3isben;
benn muir bunn lam bas 8ruftfutier
f,in.n GinfIub duf Die Wil9,r5eus
suns Oosr Den GI.iiddnius gang aus
iib,n, ipenn .s n.bft Dem Ruubfutt.r
aus benz Rebmas.n nOdmuls in Die
MunobobIs seldnst unb bier Sur
8.roduung porbtrtit.t miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-18
3iesensndt.

Gg 1T 6ie erIte gflitt bel Der Sic
csnsndt, bic srDbte Rsinli4teit OBJ
naltsn su loTen, ba Der Milaertrac
curd Rsinlidtsit ssfDrb.rt miro
Benn aud gentle 5uttsrmittel arl
ben @rtrdg Der 3eige groben gintlut
baben, bdnst Der Milaertus bod
norpieeeub nit ben gigendrten oti
9itres aufammsn. Sur @rbOburl
rer Mildmsnss bent %beiono.rs 5ut
ter, pel6es reid an 3%s1fliiFiateii
1T. 9ierau oebUren in ewriter 2ini'
junqes @riin uno 3iiben. SO 4
rdtfamer, ftatt Ser bielsn 2leien
iuppen mebr 9~rodenfutter gu gehsn
renn bic 8leisniuppen iino pbn
GinfluB ouf bic Mii4ersibisfeit
8spor man iebo9 bas Gutter i.lhf
bea6tet, foG man auf cine gleiG.
mdbige ME audi regelmdbige Sit
tcrung adter. 9srIonen, bic iiber
baupt nit Der 3issenbebdnbluns Der
traut iin6, foa man bic Siitterunl
riGt onpsrtrausn. @uG) bdngt Del
Mildertrag BON bsr Mildbriiis db
"a bic Mildmsnge nit benz Mads
tum unb 6apinbtn Der Sriii.nse[It
in 8erbinbuns IteAt. Srintndhst
ioll man ben 3ieasn mebrmals tag
lid frtid purftellen unb oiefelbsr
nod gslieben laufen lai1en. Qud
foll man i'm Stale fir CUTE Surd
Iiiftuns foreen.
9as Yusen Der 3tess io1 in be-
Regsl tura mad Dem SreF.n beiorgi
iperbsn. Wenn biefes rsssImGbic
sefdisbt, 70 1T es bon ni1t germ
gem Ginflub duf Die MiI9ergibie
felt. DER Mildertras fteie.rt iid
Bel 3ieeen i'm Glitter BON orsi BIZ
feds Sdhren, mad biefer 3eii
nimmt er pisber ab. Oas Melter
bat lansidm unb resslmGbis Dor
.berielben perfon sl eeideben. Wit
uns Die Worsenmil9 s.ist, 1T be,
LANCER Melfpauie Der Sette.6alt be-
Mild serinser. DDS rsg.lmGbie,
Siittern bat ebenfa1s feinen Gin,
iluB uuf bic mtldersibigtsit. On
Gutter foll nidt gu pi.l ~berabfcIsi
tperben uno bas Sutt.r, fp.lhes qe,
reidt miro, ion itets i'm 9ros s.s..
Len psrbea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-18

DieIeIben 8peise mad erfoIster Iuss
binnuue.
beeintrddtist pirb, ebenio tpenis bari
elm Obfsiater iiberIabene 8aume
f1 felbft ii~berlafien. Gr mub Di.l>
metr burh cine forsfGltise, ipitemas
ttfhe ausbiinnune bas s.iunbe
Wafstum Der suriidbleibenben 5riids
i. 5u fDrbern iuden. Man9e betrads
ten fr,ilit bieie arbeit Der ausbins
hung aIs Elm. bOdit miibspolI., ipss
Mig p.rlodenbe Operation, unb brins
gen oiIeriei niftsiosenbe Griinbe urb
GinpGnbe Dor, bic befp.ifen iollen,
bab aus einem iolfen 8ers.bsn isbr
s.rinse 8orteiIt eripriebsn. Sc nirb
AUDI pielfad s.ltenb semadt, Oab elm
aoppen unb 8eidneiben Der Diff
bGame benielbm 3ned erfiille, fpie
bos Musbinnen; bod Dbpobl burd
.ritere proSebur Der lleberbiirbung
bes 8aum.s nit DIT Bis 3u .in.m
aemif{en Grabe pprsebeust pirb,
Tam Te bod ME dig Miftel aes.n
BE 9iIbuns bon Grudtbiideln an
ben eina.Inen 3peis.n bien.n. Gin
3neis mag Elm Dubsnb boliiomm.n
sntmidelter Griidte b%erDorbrins.r,
p.nrl bieie sIeidmGbis iib,r ben
Sneig perteilt finb; fobalb fe ober
in atpei ODER brei BiifdeIn suiams
meniieben, liest bic Observation-Disclosures
nabe. bob bic 4spfsl iid nidt uI.ids
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-18

aontrollierung Der 9ert.ilung Der
Srii9te ouf ben Bdumen bura Nus
biinnuns. Den lebt.r.n puntt pOIs
len mir beute elmer ettpus .ins.b.ns
btren getra9tung untsrsisben.
Sn friiberen Sobr,n b.rlitB man
fi6 in 8esus duf bic Gntloituns Der
nit Jrii9t.n iib.rbiirbsten SbitbGus
me, fpsSiell Der 4pf.lbGums, baupts
fd9li9 ouf bic Rotur i.lbit, unO Oas
Mbfaflen Der bon Snfetten angelic
denen urb aus onber.n urIa4en Dsrs
iriipp.lt.n Grii6te, Der iosenannte
Sunis Gall ~(June-drop) .rieBte cub
Bis su einem gsfpiii.n 9robs bas
finitIi9e INSTRUMENTATION, To-
lange bic Sniettsuplage cine mGBise
ober ,nDrmole" NOR. Mit Der Der
erDberuns Der gsbiete jeOO9, ouf be-
men b%eionbere Sbtiorten gsaosen
tperben, unb Der sroBen 8ermebrung
Der Sni.tt.n baben ii9 bic 9.rbdIts
milf. fp.ientli9 s.dnbert, unb es iinb
isbt en.rsiide MobreseIn erforb.rs
lid, Inn bi. Sbiterntt Dor gGnslidsr
g.rniatuns su bepabren. Qnosr.rs
f.its psrurfadt bic erfOlsreids Be-
tGmpfuns Der bur9 Sni.ften unb
pilae berurIu4t.n 8rantbeiten bur4
g.Ipriiben nit Desinfettionsmttttln
bGufig Elm iibermGbises 4nI.Ben bon
Grii9ten. unO bieiem mub, penn man
bolltommen .nttpidelte, in ieo.r Be
ai.buns tabslloie Srii4te %er3iel.n
mill, burd fiinftli6e Witt.l entses
atneeorbeitet iperben.
1lnbollitdnbis entpidtlte unb ibers
sGblise @spfel miifien bon Dem 0bits
aiidter dls Sddblinse fir bic, cine
rormole grnte ousmohenben Sriihte
ansefeben perOsn, unb e6eniO Dsnis
mi. elm .rfabrsn.r Maissii4ter IS 5us
IaIIen pirb, bob cine pollfOmmene
gntmideluns f.iner @rnte burd Ell
men gu bidt.n @tunb Der gflan3sn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-18
Der Masen nnicrer @~ieSerfaner.


Don alien sr0Beren Saustiersn
fino oas Rinbbieb, oi. 3t.ge unb
oos Sddf am billisiten gu .rnGbrsn;
obpobl iie cine araftfutt.rgdbe germ
ann.hmen uno au9 porteilbaft p.rs
t%perten, 10 b.sniiesn lie fi9 in bers
armten unb unrdtion.Ien Mirts
f6aftsbetrieb.n nit 9ddiel BON Rcgs
gens uno @tritens be5p. SaferItro6.
aud Die Sommernabrung, b.ite6sa0
aus Grdfern unb 8rdutern, 8lGtt.rn
uno 3peissn, biloet cine perbdltniss
mdBig i.br tp,nis nabrbafte Speii.,
Die tsilnsiie nod bdbur9 minbertpers
tig tpirb, odB Der NGbritoff oeriels
ben our9 Die fefte Charlottesville
idtper s~ugcngli9 lit. Mit aiidii6t
auf 0ielen serinsen Rdbrftoffssbdlt
bruu6en Die ssnannten Sier. dber
Elm bebsutenbes Quantum Gutter;
Elm pfer0 tonnte 3. 9. cine Iolde
Portion auf .inmdl ni9t su ii9 ne6s
men. Der unteri6ieo heitebt oarir,
bab 6as pfero ole Rabrung fpslsi9
3erfaut, einfpsifsIt unS Damn o.m
Masen sufiibrt, pdbreno Der Wieocrs
tduer fi4 idneI elmer gu feinsr Sdts
tisung s.niigenOsn Nabrunesmenge
bsmGdtist unb biele erft na6bsr our
8sroduung porbereitst. SobdI0 Gas
Bsiosoisb tpiebsr in ben Staq es=
triebsn lit, ooer oas i'm Stdlc gez
f~iitterte sier ole 8rippe geIstrt bat,
fdnet es an 3u tauen. Dur6 cine
Qrt Bred oOer WIrgbetpegung tptr=
ben bic bor6er aufa.nommsnen 5utz
termdF.n b~rodsnpeiIe pi.ber our
munob0bls s,fiibrt. bier sriinbli9
;ertdut uno nit 9peitel ourdIeBt.
9i. Notur bat 0te1e Siers nit ein.m
gang Defenders eingeridtct.n Mag.n
perIeb.n, fpeldsr Sen 2efcnsunterbalt
oi.fer r8i.oertdusr" beOeuteno sr'
leihtert.
Der Mdeen Der WiebsrtGuer Be-
iteht aus bier Nbteilunsen, pel6e
matchmaker tells gar niGt, tells
bura gang tIeine Oeffnung.n in
@~srbinbung iteben uno ia aud ieoe
fir iid cine btionbere Qufeabe gu
srfiinen bnsn. Oa 1T sunG6t Der
porsen ober Wonit, odnn Der ylsbz
Hlagen oosr Die Soube, bdnn Der
8lattermasen, audi pfultsr, Bird
ober 2oier %senannt, uno sulsBt Der
2abmogsn.
9as srobsetaute 5utter miro ourd
ben Gdlunb sundbit in Sen srobsn
Damien bfeorbert, Der ala @orrdtss
rarum gilt unO srDber 1T als bic
iibrisen Orei abteilunssn auiammen,
aencmmen. Wenn oas Sier nadI
erfolstsr Gdttisuns fid su bebdslis
der Rube nieberselest bat unb Die
8eroauurlg Dor fid seben ion. 70
pansert bas 5utter aus Dem panfen
anmdblid in Den 5ellisen Nebmdgsn,
no es erpeiht urb 81 fduitsrpBen
Ruseln sebaat miro. Somobl pons
ZEN als aud Rebmagen iteben nit Ger
Gtlunbs unbsS peiierSbre in 8erbins
ouns, uno 10 Tam bas erpei9te Jnts
ter aus benz Nesmesen ipi,bsr in oas
Wiaul selonsen, nm bier ourd oas
aausn in ein.n fpeiden GpeiIebr.i
pertpanoelt gu fperben. SIT bi,ies
gefdeben uno fol Der grsi ipisber in
ben Masen befOrOert tperoen, 10
fhli.bt iid Die 0erbinouns apiidsn
panitn unb Resmuseu. unb bas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-18
graftiidjts Hrebtur.

Gin pratiifaes Tor fir .inen
8iebbof 1T untenitebsnb abs.biIOet.
Gs lit fir ods 8i,b unpuFierbar,
bod lam Elm Menf9 binourd s,ben,
obns ss nit Der Sanb 81 beriibr.n.
DieIes 9rebtor = bsnn Elm iolf.s
III Is - ipirb tpis folst berseit.nt:
Nan nimmt sinsn ~pisrsdis.u pfoiten
aus 6drtboI3 bon q Bel 4 3oI Dido
unb sttpa 8 SUB 9obs (c) unb i.Bi
Jpn in cine Rube (b), in Der .r fd
orsben lam. an bieiem pfof.en
miro bas 0r,btreu3 dnsebrudt, bds
aus odt au,rbOla.rn GAY b.ft.bt, Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-18

pddrtpeife nit ben gnbsn on Den
isnfre9t.n 9ol3itrsif.n (d) bef.ifigi
in6. D.nn feline 9hpeine in Dem
Sofe gsbalten tperb.n, 70 Tam bes
8rebtreus Is 3on bonn gooen obs
it.ben. Der gfoiten c iolte pber
6urd 8rdbte poer elm auf @eitenpfp'
fen genaseltss ausritiid gebdltsn
p.roen. 9as 9rehtreuS fpate etp0
Orsi SUB bod iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-18

@ifeIa Rinoerfpi.
tai in MinGsn $ Sdnobing buben
ginbreher gebouit, ale SanmeIbiids
fen dufgebrcten uno sele.rt. SIN
Bureau fano.n lie auBe-bem 1000
M. barss GeIb, SpartaTenbuHer uno
Oepoiisnfntine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-18

Gnsbiunnns Der Driidte On apiel.
bdumen.

Der finansisIls erfOls Der ObE.
sudt. Defenders Der apf.Ijudt, bGnst
ssssntpdriis BON fols.nb.n Sauptb,s
binsunseu ab: GHpflan3,n unb auf.
sisbeu Der sbeIiten Sorten; forts.s
kite unb unsrmiibIi4e 9stdmpfuns
btr JnfttttnptF urb Sdmorobtrs
piI3e bird 1efpriiben ETC., unb ni4t
sum ipenisfsn bon Der ausmn3uns
oIler n~npollfommentn Dri6is unb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-28
WHAT ABOUT THE ToRRENs
SYSTEM

The charlottesville Progress is alto
gether justified in asking, What has
become of the advocates OF the Tor
rens system of registering titles to
land in Virginia?"
IT is quite true, as our contempor-
airy points out, that everybody VINO
has investigated the subject knows
that such system would immensely
simplify land transactions Why is ii.
then. that it appears impossible 10 stir
sufficient Interest among landowners
TEN by the Legislature?
The Torrens system saves the cost
Of securing an abstract of title, n
legal opinion and the expense OF rec
ordation upon each transfer
1t cuts off the long delay incident
to such investigation and prevents the
possible resultant errors
Under the present system. all deeds
Of land transfer must be carefully ex-
amined. and every time there is ?
change Of ownership this inquiry mus,
be repeated
Why do not the landowners Of Vir-
ginia insist upon the adoption OF n
simple, safe method which would
eliminate these repeated examinations
with their inevitable reduplications IN
cost? Why do they not demand a
system which would for all time dc
tcrminc the ownership OF the title to
land:
Why waste money and time every
time transfer OF title is effected ?
Why continue paying fees TO the bar
for title examination when they can
easily be avoided?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-28
HELP rnE coNrnDnuArn WOMEN.

- - S''i'.
ms ilmes-bispa;ch IS glad that the
oeopie Of Richmond viii on Tuesday
nave an opportunity 81 assisting the
soiae ''r NeeaS oonteasra'e Women
me 'aine OF me man IN gray VINO
ce'eAde' Ni'F ~" from me inVaaer Is
cc"'h'ess, from generation unto gen
'Sa''oh 'he'f sioiE VIII increase, l'e'
~ Keep ''A' ."'' IN NINA IN Shaping
'a' present poiieS' y me brave ana
faii""' sous VINO proved by their
course ''"' y Is sweet ana hitting 10
"'" ~ '''e country were ahNe TO-
c"'' WY" "''a' "u's "ouid they
S""' -
an "i'E p"US Se'f 'nat the supreme
"eSi'V ~ 'he de-e : 'hat We inc
iNihs' s"oui0 ere loF 'he wives The
osdShtefs anu iae sisters OF the Con-
90 49, ''"' ""s
lHe lines L'sp"'ch agrees Win Mrs.
:. =. ''9"'" ~ p'esiooht 81 the 1ome
No'1euer"'e women ihat we
Us t'o' :" oui'" 'oHieoeFa'e mont
'"e'''S = '"e'coS We ieaNe confederate
women IN poverty. fosteiliN can ana
VII e'ee' S"et memorials. Posteriiy
cannot care Tor confederate women.
because 'here VIII be none Shall il
'e S"io 81 me confederate women OF
'he ga DOMINION that they asked for
bfeaa ana We're given stone
TUESDAY VIII supply the people of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-28

covert attacks. whether they come from
a New England or q Virginia Yankee.
;. Critchcr. when in Congress. told the
Yankees there was more craftsmanship
in four square miles OF Westinorcland
county than III the whole OF New Eng
land. Virginia has always been called
the Mother Of States and Statesmen"
OF the twenty eight Presidents Vir-
glnia has been the birthplace of eight.
Noah Webster says: "LitcratuTe liz often
confined 10 helles-lcttrcs or works or
taste. such as poetry, eloqucnce. his
tory. etc. Nine persons out of ten. IL
You talk to them OF the most distin-
suishcd man In literature OF Greece,
viii immediately mention pcmosthenes,
forgetting Homer Thucydides. Sopho-
G!cs, curipidcS, or even Herodotus;
Of Rome Will mention Cicero, the ora
tor. unmindful or the fact that he was
author OF innny treatises. They may
mention Caesar because he WAS q great
warrior, but overlook the great poets
and great historians. I have conversed
recently with several persons OF intel
ligcncc. both ladies and gentlemen, and
they agree with me In asking III oratory
is not part Of literature. where does
IL come i'm
ROBT. a. MARSHAI.L
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SOCIAL righteousness.

tSclectcd for The Times pispatch)
"But seek yc first the Kingdom of
God and His righteousness: and all
these things shall be added unto YOU"
Matt. vi. 80.
The promise is partly 10 the individ-
ual and partly 10 society.
SO far az il relates TO the individual,
il seems to be contrad:cted by common
experience. For. as general prin-
ciple. IL is true everywhere and always
that whatsoever il man soweth. that
shall he also reap.
y gooa man who is negligent or
foolish or incompetent In his business
Will lose money His prayers. his OK :
ccllcnt deeds, his Christian loyalty his
membership in the church his right :
cousEess. VIII not help him. He will
be recorded with approval in the books
OF heaven. hut he will not rank well
in the books Of tho mercantile agen-
cies. Ills neighbour who stays away
from church, and thus works seven
days instead OF six, who lets religion
go. and devotcs himself strictly to
business. whose conscience doey not
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To the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
sir believe you to be the earnest.
Jealous and courageous champions OF
honor and integrity, especially when
unlustly assailed. ]. therefore, beg 10
call your attention to an article in the
saturday Evening Post OF September
-, 1913, entitled How 10 Obtain Loans
from Banks
The article is compound OF igno-
rance. folly. falsehovc and spite. that
! was greatly surprised to see pub
lished in a paper OF such high stand
irG.
AZ the foot OF page IS IL states: but
truthfulness is almost q forgotten art
~ many features OF national banking.
The average man lies 10 the bank when
he applies for a loan. and again lies
banker often lies when he refuses the
loan. and again prcvaricates when Civ
ing q reason for requesting payment"
The foregoing quotation contains
more malicious falsehood than j ever
saw compressed In small n space
before The fact Is we'll known that
perfect truth. honor md integrity are
more eminently characteristic Of banks
and bankers and their customers and
their relations to each other than any
other business in the world
If this were not so. all business would
soon be In n state or anarchy and con-
fusion, and commerce would break
down in chaos. ] write this. hoping
that you will make such editorial com
ncnt on the subject as TO compel the
Saturday Evening Post to retract and
apologize for its outrageous article.
Very respectfully.
JAMES LYONS.
sos Seminary Avenue, Ginter Park,
richmond, Va.
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80 coDDI.ING or uAzEns.

Secretary Of War Garrison deserves
high communication for his sharp
rebuke 10 the West Point cadets lately
disciplined for hazing. These lads fol-
lowed the ancient example Of insubor-
dination which has long been the
would not take their punishment like
good soldiers, but wrote lachrymose
letters home, asking their relatives and
friends TO bring political pressure on
Congress to have their sentences
frightened.
Secretary Garrison is head OF the
military establishment. He will stand
Tor no such nonsense. Every cadet
who hereafter undertakes to violate
the antihazing law will know exact
~ what he is up against lie invites
trouble and. if he is caught. he can
not protest.
Congress has been too kind hearted
in the past in restoring to the acad-
envy cadets expelled for hazing The
hazcr. who is Il com bination of bully
and coward. has no place al West
Point. lie has none OF the stuff OF
which a soldier ought To be made
Secretary Garrison does not believe in
coddling hazers and he is right Con
gress has no business whatever in in
tcrfering with discipline at the ma
tional military academy