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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22
NO MONEY REQUIRED.

ut takes money to run newspa-
per. Elk.
What an exaggeration? What
whopper? 1t doesn't take any money
to run a newspaper. 1t can run
without any money. 1t Is not a bust
ness venture. 1t is charitable insti-
tuition, begging concern, a highway
robber. The newspaper is a child of
the air, creature of dream. 1t can
go on and on, when any other concern
would be in the hands of the receiver
and wound up with cobwebs in the
windows.
1t takes wind to run a newspaper;
it takes gall to run newspapers. 1t
takes scintillating, acrobatic magma
ton, half dozen white shirts and
railroad pass to run a newspaper. But
money-heavens to Betsy and six
hands round-whoever needed money
in conducting a newspaper? Kind
words are the medium of exchange
that do the business for the editor
kind words and a church social ticket.
When you see an editor with money,
watch him. He'll be paying his bills
and disgracing the profession. Never
give money to an editor. Make him
trade 1t out He likes a swap.
Then when you die after you have
stood around for years and sneared
at the editor and his little Jim Grow
paper, be sure that you have your
wife send in for three extra copies
by one Of your weeping children and
when she reads the generous and
touching notice about you, forewarn
her to neglect to send fifteen cents to
the editor. 1t would oyerwhelm him.
Money is corrupting thing. The
editor knows it and what he wants is
your heartfelt thanks; then he can
thank the grocers. Give your job
work to travelling man and then ask
for free rates for church notices. Get
your letter heads and stationery print
ed out of town and then flood the edi-
tor with beautiful thoughts in resolu-
lions of respect and cards of thanks.
They make such spicy reading, and
you are so proud of your local paper
when you pick it up filed with these
glowing mortuary articles.
But money-scorn the filthy thing
Don't let the pure innocent editor
know anything about it. Keep that
for sordid trades people who charge
for their wares The editor gives his
bounty away. The Lord loves cheer
full giver. He takes care of the editor
Don't worry about the editor. He has
a charter from the state to act as a
door mat for the community. He win
get out the paper somehow; and stand
up for the town and whoop it up for
you when you run for office. Don't
worry about the editor-hell get on.
The Lords knows how-but somehow.
DE Funiak Herald.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22
AMERICANS AT THE
PARIS HORSE SHOW

Paris, March 22.-The annual Paris
horse show opened this afternoon and
will continue through ten days. The
Americans have not sent so many
horses as in some previous years, but
they are well represented. Among
the donors of prizes are Alfred G..
Vanderbilt and James Hazen Hyde,
who have offered cups of value of
$500 for the best turned-out park road
four-in-hands. H..
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22
Government Sends Aid to Stricken
Town.

Washington, March Pa medical
officer and three members of the army
hospital corps were ordered from
Fort Oglethrope, Ca, to Lower Peach
Tree, Ala. The town was virtually
wiped off the map by Thursdays tor
nado. The action was taken after an
appeal for help was received by Pres
ident Wilson.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22
Chief JUSTICE
REFUSES Writ
COURT WILL NOT RE-
VIEW DEATH SENTENCE I'M
POSED ON CLAUDE ALLEN.
(By Associated PreSSJ

Washington, March 22.-Chief Jus
tice White today declined to grant a
writ Of error to have the supreme
court review the death sentence i'm
posed upon Claude Swanson Allen for
his part in the Hillsville court house
murders, but granted Aliens attorneys
permission to lay the request before
any other justice court. Claude Allen
and his father are under sentence to
die March %.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22
Churches Wrecked at Louisville.

Laurel, Miss, March 22.-Three
churches were almost totally destroy
ed, the county court house was dam
aged and twenty-five residences were
badly wrecked at Louisville, Miss,
Thursday night. Several persons were
injured, among them a white woman
who suffered broken leg and inter
nal bruises, which may prove fatal.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22
to have spent its force and to be taking
the accustomed route of ship distur-
Dances out the St. Lawrence valley.

Houses Wrecked at Morrlstown, Ala.
Mobile, Ala, March 22.-The little
town of Morristown, Ala, north of Mo-
bile suffered considerably from the
same tornado which wrecked the town
of Lower Peach Tree yesterday. Eight
houses were wrecked. There were no
fatalities, though several persons were
injured.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22

Pull That Does the Trick in Mexico.
Mexico is an enlightened republic
where any bright young man who is
quick on the trigger may hope to be
President-New York Evening Sun.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22
Wire Damage Two Millions.

Chicago, March 22.-It is estimated
that the damage to wires by Thurs
days storm will reach two million dol
lars, the heaviest to telegraph and
telephone companies in five years.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22

successful engagement at the Lafay-
cite theatre of New Orleans. In pre-
senting him to the public of Hatties-
burg, the Lomo feels sure that they
have secured a singer of merit, and
hope that he will please their patrons.
We do not promise you a singer every
week, for good ones are too hard to
find. We will, however, endeavor to
secure a good one from time to time.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22

i. Little Johnny. Jones and his big
voice will be at the Lomo theatre all
of next week. Mr.. Jones is a clever
character and rag-time singer. Having
worked in the best theatres in the
south, he has Just completed very
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22

PrickIy Ash Bitters cures disease
of the kidneys, cleanses and strength
ems the liver stomach and bowels.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22
CITY BREVTTIES.


The new pipe organ to be installed
in the Episcopal church has arrived,
and the work Of putting in position
will be begun at an early date.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-22

Our contracts with singers from now
on will contain this clause; That they
will he closed on their first perform
ance if not as represented" and per-
formers are very careful in making
contracts of this kind,
IN CASE OF ACCIDENT
PHONE 47o GAY OR NIGHT.
PAMsEYs AMBULANCE SERVICE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
SAT- jebcs Sinh fat @iirmer.

Gleid)e, 5ulpeilen Elm r5tblides @e=
liht, unratiirli6er@unger, 8obren IN
ser Moie, GROCER CURT etc. iin0 @or-
5eiden bon @iirmern. &idapoo
8nrm= @ertilger lit eine 5rperlaiiige>
ourbg6ngtge @eoi5in fir 6ie 8eiei<
tieung ouer @orten bon 8iirmern
BON &in6ern un6 grtpad1enen. &ida=
BOO 8urm-8erttlger in gefaatger
3uderform bilft Ser 8eroaunng,
ltdrft 6as Spltem, iiberfommt Sart'
l%eibigfeit nn6 permebrt Sic Mftton Der
2eber. SIT p%oultan6ig iider logar
fir sic belifotel item &inber. &idapoo
@%urm=8 ertilger maht &inoer frob
uno geiun6. 25f. @orantiert. Ser,
iudt es. Mpotbefen o6er per Soft.
8idopoo Snoian Me6ictne 60, Bbila.
oeIpbia un6 ct. 2ouis. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
Kinder Sohreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
CAS T RIA
8a6elt.

Sci Ser Dnrd 6e1l 500 Des 8rdla=
ten Ir. Gender aus 8aben g q =
SC notblpcroig g%etporoenen @riab=
lnubl 1pnr0c Ser Gentr1n1scan6ibot
/ Nel1buuS gelpdblt.
Gliak=2otbringem,
Die Gldtternleloung, monab ei11
Mitglie6 6es &aiierbmties mabren6
leiner Stu6ien5eit ing E + Ii r g
cine Babe MiQion S6unoen gemadt
babe, un6 NIT gemerbsmdBigen @elb=
bermittlern in G%erbinbung getreten
lei, berubt ser ar1tlideu StraBburger
uGorreipolroen5" 5ufolge bon Mnfang
bis 5u @n6e ouf grfin6nng.
Seiterrei@.1tngarn
Sic Negieru11g 0eiterreids
lotpobl pie l1ngarns ma6t gemiiie
Gampferlinien fir sic Moiienfludt
namentlih ibrer ilomiiden ltntertba=
ren perantlportli6. 0ober lit Dem
Mei6sratbe ioeben Elm @%eiebentmurf
l~t1terbreitet tporben, ser sic Ser
leitn11g sur @ustpalloerung" un6 leb,
tore ielbit berbietet, v%iotpeit lie 6en
Metr1tteuerio b u1rgiinitig beeinfl11Bt,
ooer geeignet erideint, Sen meiBen
Sclapenbanoel 5n f0r6ern." Mn6 lit
bereitS 6ie glgent1tr ser nrani11mlinie
gei6loiien, un6 cine l1nterludrng ge=
gen sic Canadian Nactftclinie einge-
lettet mor6en. 9ieie r miro bonn &an=
6%elsmimiiter nadgeiogt, 6aB iie trob
ser freimiuig iibernomn1enen Ser
pflidt11ngeu gege,t Sic &egierung,
unter Ser @ano sic Nusmanoerrtng
fiinitlid gelteigert bat. sSn 6olge bei=
fen lonen ollein a11s @alt5ien n11o Ser
8ufomina poriges Sabr 10000 @i=
litdrpflidtige abgeSlnbert fem. nn=
gorn bot befanntIt6 1don Dor lange=
rer 3eit 6ie @er06ung gan5er 2anb-
itri@e 51 perbin6ern gefudt, ober,
tpie ser s[1tgenidein 1ebrt, pbne Or
folg. @s miro abantporten iein, Oh
Oeiterreid mebr @liid boben miro.
Sc lit angeblid Elm b0nig organiiir=
tes> tpeit ber5meigtes Neb BON &c
Id6ftsiteuen" anfgeoeM moroen, sic
plonm6Big sic @erlettu11g 5nm MuS=
mon6ern betreiben. 9ieie planmGBi=
ge 8erleitung 511r Mnsmanoerung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
@beinpropina.

@om G0Iner @r3bii6of tpuroe
fir Ole Sabrbl1noertfeier ser 2eip3i-
ger S6la6t folgenoes %angeoronet:
SSn Ser boben 3omfirde gu Coin, in
bem 2iebfrauemiiniter gu GLADDEN. pie
IN Den &oupttir9en ser CUR gr3oi0<
3e1e Goln ge%b0renoen 5ta6te ion am
Is. October 5. S. Elm feierlides &od)-
amt NIT 5e6eum ~abgebalter nn6 bier
BET tbnnlidit o1f 3ablreide 8etbeili-
gung Ser Sdltlen nn0 8ereine Be=
oadt %ge1un1men meroen; 9. in 6er
iibrigen &irden ioq am @onntaq,
oen IS. October, bel Dem @auptgot-
tesoienite Ser groBen boterlan6iIder1
Grimer1ng ge6adt un6 tbunlidlt elm
Seoenm angeihlolien tperoen; 3. ant
Is. October ioG mittags 12-1 l1br
Bel ollen &irden Ser gr36i05eie feitlid
gelautet lperoen. SIN bieligen Brie<
lterleminar lpuroe, ii6erem @erneb=
men nad, cine Brofeiur fir sic Scr
oerltng Ser MISREPRESENTATION
un6 in%sbeionoere ser fatedetifd)ent
lln6 moiletii@en M%nsbiloung 6es ale-
rus nnierer @r36i03eie errihtet, sic
nit @eginm 6es 8interiemeiters Be-
reits beiett meroen ioa. - @e6ts=
antpalt Or. @ortb lit tpegen Inter
iblagnng bon @lientengeloer1 perbaf=
tet mor6en. - @err &r1pp bon Bob
len 11no &alba@ er6ffnete fiir3lid 6em
6rn. De6onten in Gnsfirden,
oaB er fir ben 8a11 elmer neuen to-
tbo1ii6en Stride in @iien=@eit $4,000
Marf o1rd 6as Girectorium ser Sir
ma &rnpp babe betpilltgen laiien. -
ssSn M0rs iibergoB Sic Tron oes
@crgmanns Sima ibren idIufenoen
Marm NIT Fetrolelm nro 5iin6ete i'm
an, 10 6aB er elen6 %perbro11nte. Sic
Jrau mur6e berbaftet. Sic bat nod
ibrer Musiage 6ie Tbot begangen, UNI
iid Dor SEN ~an6al1ernoen MiBbon6-
ll1ngen ourd ibren Mam gu retten.
= Ser idon felt langen Sabren
idlDeben0e Blan elmer eleftriih be-
triebenen &leinbobn bon e uB nad
Gprmagen gebt ieiter @ermirfIi6una
e%ntgegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

NUN ote @ette ploblid nidt gelteu lai-
len nn6 mur0e ~eingeflagt. = 9ie
&elbeimer Sabrbun6ert : Beitli@fei=
ten in 81 egensbnrg fanoen am
IL. Oct. BEL itr0mmenoem&egen einen
%miir6igen Mbidl1B. SSn originen LIMO
li6em 5elt5ug 5ogen Sic @emei11oen
oes 8e5irfso1nteS &elbeim NIT Be-
5irfSamtn1am Mar5iB 5u ei11em 6eit=
act CUR gefreil11gsbaue. Sci gi11tritt
Ser Gunfel6eit murben 8ergfelter ob=
%gebrannt un6 ote Sc retungsbaQe BEN
galii6 beleubtet. = Sci Ser 9iepa=
rotl1r zines Tabrltl1bls in Ser 3uder=
fubrif gerietb Ser @dloi1er Merfl
5piihen 6ieien uno Sos @elpidt uno
mnrbe erbriidt. = Ser bei Serrn
Sdreircrmeilter @ogl ut @ol5fir<
Of in Mrbett itebel11e leoige Sdrei=
Tier 2uolpig Mieol fat BEL Ser beuri=
gen Observation-Disclosures Sen erlten
@oupttreffer nit 10000 80. ge5ogen.
@irttemberg.
1em in Ser 6orititraBe gu g TIT t.
cart mobnenoen Mehanifer Soiepb
Mfaier tpur6e fem balbiabrtgeS &inD
bon elmer u%nbefannten Srauensper{on
g%eitobGett. = Sic our6 2u6mtg nb=
lan6s @e6t6t uDroben itebet sic Ga=
pele" tpeit iiber sic @ren5en oes
S6pabenlonoes bino1ts befonnt ge=
moroene, 5mii6en &ottenburg
nno Siibingen anf Teller @ergesbobe
g%elegene 8urmlinger Gapelle, 6urfte
am 1. Sct., 6em 6eite 6es fl. &emt=
gtns, 6es 5@ubpatrons Ser gapele,
frobe Nuferltebung fetern. 9as alt-
ebrmiiroige 8outperf, gegrinoet I'M
10. Sabrbunbert bonn @rofen Mnielm
ban @alm, I'M 3reibigiabrigen @riege
me6ergebrannt nn6 1852 Damn tpte-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
Sic alte @ei,natb.
6e1en-Na1an.

linn 6el1 Mrbei1ern BEL Ger MrbeitS<
loIiqfeit III Den @intermonaten IN
Go]ieI Mrbeitsgelegenbeit 5u geben,
bat sic Gtootperoronung Dor fur5em
bel6lolien> Die lta6tiiden Mrbeiten 81
beI@leunigen. Sci 6ieler @%elegenbeit
puroe feltgeitelt, 6aB III @aliel cine
arbeitsloligfett nod ni6t beitebt> ooB
oielmebr 6ie groBen 8etriebe 10 be-
Idaftigt lin0, oaB Tie fortpabreno
nod Mrbeiter aufnebmen f0nnen. -
Ser Der torbene a0nigl. BreuB. Ma=
ior T.. 3. @ottenba6 bat leiner So
ter5ta6t Mottenburg Sen 8etrag
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

Der aufgebout, batte 6ur@ 6as @r6be,
ben bonn 16. Nob. 1911 10 i6mere
@ei6aoigungen erlitten, 6aB man 3u-
Mad)it nit Der unbermeiolid)en Notb-
menoigteit Der b0Qigen Nbtragung
red]llen ml1Bte. Ser &11nlt Ser 4r6i-
tefte1l u1r6 Ser Biiriorge 6es mirt-
te%mbergiid)en Observation-Disclosures
gelang es inoeiien, sic @unoen bur6
%alleroingS iebr umfangreide Nusbei>
Ierlrngsarbeiten l1no tbeil>peifen Me11=
bau 81 beilen. Nu11, ga sic Mmsbef +
lerungsarbeiten polleroet lino, prangt
Die Gapele l%tol5er oenn je o1f ibrem
lp%eitgeberoet Stur1oort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

@lei6biel tpie ihIedt Cure 2eber, geaz
gen ODER @ingetpetbe iino; tpie ftorf @uer
@opfipeb 1T, tpie eleno SIR fublt bnr6
9artleibigfeit. l1nberoaulibfcit, 8ili0fitdt
u1n trdge gingetpeioe = SIR befommt
tets S%i1peruna bur6 Gascarets. Sic
reinigen nno regllieren Ben @agen foz
fort, beieitigen Die ialre, adbrenbe Rabz
ring nno faulen @a1e; entfernen Die err
ie11ibe @alle bon ser 2eber uno nebmen
Dos unperoaute 3e1tg uno Gift bon Sen
@ebdrmen nnb BEN Gingeipei0en fort.
Cine aebu Gent @dadteI bon gnrem
@potbefer miro Cure 2ebcr ul1b gtngez
lpeioe rein halten: Ben Maqen liB, Sen
&opf flar nnb bies auf Mo11ate bin.
Sic arbeiten. tpdbrenb SIR iblaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

miro alS Elm 6irecter @eriud, sic
@ebrfraft ose 2an6es gu 1dtp6den,
aufgefaBt.
S6uei3.
Sic @%ermdblung SRI. NancD 9eiib-
mans, ser Todter bes bisbertgen
amerifaniiden 8otf9afters in Ser
lin nit Dem &er3og bon Crop mur6e
in Gen am %. Sctober boll3ogen.
Die firhlide Irauung fan6 in Der
fatboliiden &atbeorale 6urd Ben
@odp'iten @rn. 8ii6of itatt. - SSn
eillem &otel 5n 8 al tpur6en
einem 6ranffurter @errn @uitop
Sitertag Sdmudia6en inn @ertbe
bon 10000 6rancs geitoblen.
!@amnpber.
Ser erlt IA Gage berbeiratbete Mr=
better Braun aus 5teenfeI6e
m,trbe BON oem 30 Sobre alten 8rinf
I'M Streit eritoben. 9rinf mur6e Der
baftet nl166 in 6as Mmtsgeridtsgefdng-
nib in Seer e%ingeliefert. = Sn &0nen
1lntpeit Eappenburg feierten bie
gbeleute 211ifino lrn6 5ron 6as iel=
tene Self Ser bin1al1tenen @o63eit. -
Ser Mrbeiter 6rei aus %2ogger-
feIo tpl1r6e in Ser Napierfabrif, in
Ser er ~beid)dftigt tpar, bon elmer
Tronsmiiiiom erfaBt nn6 iofort &C.
tD6tet.
@etfalen.
Gin idtpcrer l1nfan traf 6ieier So
&c SEN S6iebmeiiter 6ran5 Springob
bon MDueden in Steinbrnd git
8orgbanen. Nls er NIT Dem
ginieten elmer Dpnumitla6ung be-
i@aftigt ,por, cling Ser gduB gu fritz
los nnb traf i'm 6erart, 6aB er etma
10 Meter ho6 Sen Selien btnunter=
itiir5te. @r crlttt gefabrli6e @erle-
tungen an ser ShGoel6ede, bei6en
M11qeu uu16 Mrmer. - Sic Mrbeits=
loiigfeit tritt in s az en bereitS ftarf
in oie @rideim1ng. Sa Ser Habe oes
Mrbeitsrudmeifes fann man @rnppen
bon Mrbeitern beobadten, sic bitter
flagen, ooB iie me6er our@ Sen Nad=
meis rod on6ermeitig Mrbeit fin6en
f0nncn. llnb SOS trifft nidt ettpo nur
o1f 5rreiienbe, ionbern au6 auf bie=
iige Mrbeitcr SIT. - M1tr 6rei 8iirger=
meiiter m6bren6 zines Sabrbun6erts
511 beiite1r, lit niht oI5u piel @taoten
bergGnrt. &beine gebort 81 6ieiet
M1snobn1e : Notwithstanding;
oerm pom Sabre 1918 Bis gum Sabre
1905 mar bier n11r bretmalige 8efeb=
ing oes 8iirgermeiiterpoitens MOTH
menoig aepor6en. - Inter auBer1t
reger 8etbeiltg11ng BON ettpa 60 aus
mGrtigen @erei,1en fan6 in 8mn6e
sic @eibe ser @tanbarte bes bteiigen
@oba1erieberetns ftatt, sic 6abur@ els
ne BEL on6ere 8e6entung erbielt, 6ab
file 6nrh SEN befonntem @enerolfel6=
muridom Graf bon &oefeler boQaogen
tpuroe. - Ser gr0Bte &angirbahnbof
6es @eitens, @eiiede, lit om l..
Sctober noh 5tpeiidbrtger 8ar5eit IN
8etrieb geiett mor6en. Ser mere
@obnbof lit ettpo AZ &iIometer lang
u11o herfiigt iiber 40 @leispaare.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

BON 10000 Morf CUR grridtung ei-
mes Mltersbeims fir arbeitsunfabige>
6riitlid=mur6ige Ma1rner un6 Mili-
tarinpalt0en teltamertarii6 perma6t.
S~l6enbnrg.
SsSl1 &iidenfliigel .6es alten &eli=
oen3i6loles 5u Ol6enburge nt-
itano fur5li6 Elm 8ron6. Ser Teuer<
mebr gelang es, gegen 10 nbr oas
6erer ouf ieinen Serb gu beidrdnfen.
Sic groBber3ogli6e 8ibliotbef fpnnte
gerettet mer6en.
9Dnigreid=S adien.
Sn DRESDEN fanb Dor fnr5em
Die &onltontin= 1tno Sabrbun6ertfeier
ser 3res6ener @atbolifen itatt. Sic
mar CUR groBen 1reuoe Ser &eriamm=
lung 6ltrb Sen Sci l1d 6es &0jnigs Ser
Brin5en u116 Nrin5eiiinnen beS f0nig=
lihen So1fes a1sge5eihnet. 8iidof
ST. Shaefer nn6 biele bodgelteqte
Mitglie6er Ser fatboli1den @en1ein=
Sen 9res6ens mobnten ser 6eier bel,
Sic Dom 8erbonoe iammtli6er fatbo=
ltlber @ereinigungen Ser &auptitabt
peronitaItet tpor6en mor. Ser groBe
Goal 6es Sipolt tpor iiberfiiqt. lteber
&on1tantin nno 6os Maildnber g6ict
ipra6 @auptreoacteur 81. 2aben,
S9nloirector 81. 9iinnebter iiber bie
Sabrbun6ertfeier.
8nDern.
Sn Seibutenrentb tpur6e
6ieier Gage Elm Nfer6 i'm 8ertbe BON
300 Marf nm gan5e 3 Marf ber<
fanf. Ser @erfdufer berfaufte an
etnen Sdubmader fem Gfer6 Inn 300
Nfenmige, menn linn 6ieie ouf Ser
stene baor ausbe3ablt mer6en f0nn=
tie. Sic 800 Bfennige maren fofort
CUR @teue, Ser @erfGnfer monte aber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

10 Gent u@ascarcts"
Sir 2eber nnb Gingemeibe.
@eilen trantes &opfpeb, @artleibisfeit,
@ilt5Ftat, lauren Magcn, fdlcdten
Mtbem - 3nder Gatartbic.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

BON 10000 Morf CUR grridtung ei-
mes MlterSbeims fir arbeitsunfabige,
6ril tlid=mur6ige Mdr11er mn6 Ofili=
t4rinpalioen telt%a1nentarii1 berma6t.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-08

of these railroads little interested d- rectlv and immediately in flood prevention. All of them deeply to be affected by revived naV-
Arizona republican., 1913-04-08
When Mercy Is Misplaced

This is not nice thing to speak of but we be- licVe that may serve useful purpose in doing so. There recently been many assaults. actual constructive, upon young girls and when the cases have been brought before the courts they have been regarded indiscretiOns rather than enormities, whose consequence upon the lives of the young victims will be lasting. In has the punishment been made fit the crime It has been of deterrent character.
 The newspapers for obvious have given little publicity possible to such cases and per haps has been their silence regarding them that has minmized their importance There is nothing that can be urged in behalf of a perpetrator of offense this kind Previous good character and habits should nothing in his favor. By his act every claim for leniency has been pre- cluded.
 The law recognizes the heinousness of such crimes and provides ample punishment for them. Unfor- tunatey, it also provides for wide latitude for the exercise leniency. We should like to it amended by increase of the minimum well the maximum penalty and by the abolition of the suspension of sentence when convictions of crimes this character have been had
Arizona republican., 1913-04-08
By HOWARD L. RAIN

Nervousness is d ierly aiment which causes scians lriGcgrooms and after dinner speakers to wish they had been invited to help out. It is caused by the nerves running up and down the spinal column. and paralyzing the hands, feet and tongue cIammy cresceHdo.
 Nervousness is often fatal to singer who is bearing in public for the first time in state of fright and d ratne evening gown. 1t is liable to the best high B-fIat she has in her collection and throttle it down F-sharp causing the music critics dispose her the next morning in lines adjectiVes Nervousness has ruined many a promising debut. and disappointed thou sands people w1o got in d complimentary ticket by seizing the debutter in tine middle of q cadenza and throwing her into the finale eighteen measures ahead of the orchestra Whenever grand opera singer attempts to get away with the Jewel Song four tones below the accompaniment d sign of nervousness of the thoraN.
 The most painful spectacle in the world is that of an after dinner speaker who gets up in breezy, debonair and then becomes so nervous that forges the point of every story he comes to and finally wander off into d sicky soliloquy. Nervous ness affects after dinner speakers to such that they forget anybody else is on the pro- and pass right by several good stopping places There would be less nervousness among entertainers of this class if they would write out their remarks and then learn how 10 pronounce most of the words
 The most rlbid and ViruIent form of nervousness in existence is that which attacks bridegroom just he is about walk the plank in the rear of the officiating clergyman This malady usually induces step the clergyman's heels. put the ring on thumb of the bride kiss his mother in law the left and perform numerous minor pleas antries which his wife will remind him of for the next thirty years
Arizona republican., 1913-04-08
The Republicans Legislative Report

It is with pride which certainly pardonabe that The Republican calls attention to the excellence accuracy fairness it's reports of the legislative proceedings In this The Republican has been the to speak it's enterprise in this respect It has been remarked by the the members of the legislature and by the many readers of The Re publican.
 Of latter it may be said that they have never been taken by surprise Not only have they been fully informed what has happened but they have been regularly apprised of what likely to hap pen the predictions in these columns have in a very few instances been fulfilled, it has been because of some change of purpose by ma jority 0 the legislature. Majorties well in diViduals change their minds.
 In the of the special session of the e9is- Iature. The Republican learned last Friday that it would be certainly called. The next morning they were informed of the eight principal purposes which it would be called. This in formation given by The Republican time when there a prevailing belief in most guar that there would be special session