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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
WHAT HAPPENED
TO NAN" At ELKS'
THEATRE
Clever Comedy With Musical
Interpretations to Be Staged
Under Direction Of Mrs.
Wolfe, May 20.

4 spnshlly comedy interupersed
win Irresistible musical numbers.
under The direction Of Mrs. Nancy
kirkland Wolfe. viii be staged At
the Eiks theater the nighs 81 May
20 under the auspices u the consre-
gatlpnai church. 'wnaf Happened
TO Nan Is the utIe OF the produc-
tion. which judging from the person
mel " the cast will be Tremendously
successful suecess
The cast includes Mrs. John Strum-
quist. Mrs NJ A.. Bradford. Misses
Ollie Hlnda Evelyn Trotser. Marshret
Floufnoy. Hazel HaW klne. Enid Reed,
and Milo. and Messrs Baier, Edmund
cobb Hen Puryear. DNl. Richard
Ilreck. doe ieald and Ray Alien
The soloistpl are AIRS Bradford. and
Miss Milo and Messrs, Baier and pur.
year. The chorus consists 81 Misses
Mabeile Fhliip. Grace Gibson. Dora
Nuckles, Mndse pinney. Carrie nrown.
Irene Miller and Nina Height: and
Mesers. Hay Bailey Brownins scott.
Ralph Parker John seth. Melbourne
Kinds and Geofge pinuey
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12
ARRIVALS At THE
HOTEL COMBS

The following out-ot town guests
we're registered today az the Hotel
tsnlg.
q. A. Davis, 81 puso; Ndams broth
'rF. iaguna. MIS-. Grecnuuid Soc-
uuo, Ruth Doughsrty. Sororo; Mrs.
Harrington and children. KANSAS City;
a. T.. Davenport SANTA rr A. H.
Wilmington. Santa Pc. Ar aud AIRS
T. y poWoll ana son. stanford Conn. !,
Paul Schocle, Bolcu, William Roscn-
thui. san Francisco James McArod.
AndcrsunYlllv o. JOHN ". Terry
Sucorru.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

Tame back II usually caused 10y
rheumatism of tho muscles OF the
hack for which you viii ind nothing
better than Chamberlain's Liniment.
For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-12

Regardless at what others may say.
Thel Model viii sell sou for less
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

bdtten mir biersulanbs in u~nisren Stdbs
ten elm beiieres. prnfuibefss @lntauIss
uno Beri0rsunsslpitsm?
Gin Is ountrD Store."
Tod nun gebsn mir aud nod in cine
iolhe 2lein6anoels sBe~rfamIsltsle, mie
lie liW Idn9s oes aanals Hno Der 5abu
p%Ornnoen. IA lino mir in einem rssels
redten Is ountrp store. 3ers
lenise 5u Griitobal liest an elmer Strns
bentreu5uns i'm oerSen oes Staotdens
uno lit mnitergillig. @r bat cine 6ront
BON 100 5uB uno cine 9ieie pom 200
5ls. beoedt Iomit beinabe einen talben
Ndet. Beim @iHtritt glaubt mon Iit
soSIsiol in eiuen Department Stprs"
uerieBt. Die pielsn Wanbregale uno
Gle ei~n5elnen iau9en 8erfaufstIIhe. Die
pestDteno nit 9auoelsuaaren beIsst
limb, MAIDEN gang oieiJn @Inoruf. Sc
oes Tepdrtement bietet nntiirlih elne
belOnoere 8iaiie pom @esenitanoen ON;
bier lauter @ilenlpaaren, oa Glas uno
YorSeaan. bort 3susitoffe aler art.
blben llerlei &rimstrams, oriiben
Npotbeternaaren, in lener Ode 9i9nrs
rem, Tfeifen uno Tabaf, in oieler Gnnop
nno 3eitibrlften, gang binten Groceries
uno 5leiibmaaren. Tenn oiele @Blpaas
rem babep mleoer einen 8liblraum oas
binter nDthis. Bier 5Ieiid,er rno 90
an Der Nrbett. Braten uno Stents uno
Chops surs6t5umaheu fir Die bier per.
i0nlih pOriprehenoe aunolhhft. Mnes
lit peinlih iauber uno laniidr 9ehnlien.
Ollie otele 8aufiaoen iino sriinolit
or9aniiirte elnselne Berlpaltungspplten
oss @eiammtseifdfts. Stoem oeriel,
ben ltebt etn meiBer OberIelter uno Sc.
ihGftsfibrer pUr. uno CT bat einen ueis
Ben Alllitenten sur Seite. Die 8ertdu,
Ter uno @lerts lino aber mslit intellls
sentere Wslttnoler, einmdl luell lie Die
Nrbelt am beiten a~usbalten uno Johann
neil lie uiel biGlser arbeitsn ais 0el6e,
namIl1 fir $25 bis $40 Den Wona1.
Suit jece @o6e uerbifentliht bic Re-
aleruns - ole bier aub etne feline
Oruderel i'm @anse bat - eine Yreiss
lite uon allen @aaren. 70 baB Seoers
mann Itels auf Dem 2dufenoen blelbt
in Se5u9 auI ben 8oitenpunft aler 9ss
bensbeoirinllis. 8ts beute lit nod
Nismano . alien Nnseiteuten ilbsr Die
Seriorsuns, bic Ontel Sam linen su
que t>nmen ldBt.- bon aleinisteiten
Pail y abseIeben unSufrieoen &C..
iuei,n 'ueoer mas Die Cute nod MAG
ben S.tIs Der @naren betrifft.
Gprtieeuns foE9t.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Gic photographic i'm Gicnite Der
8laspriifnna.

geim 0ufbennhren bpn Qofune.n
or9anii6er Sorbitoffe in @IasqefG>
ber tritt mitunter Elm 5orbenum@
f6Ioq elm. 9ieie f6on Ion9e befannz
te Grf4einung rii6rt bober, boB BET
Der Ginpirtuna BON WoFer ouf @los
benz IeBteren 4ltoli sntsoosn tpiro,
bas bann bic .ripGbnte Wirtunq aus
iibt. Oa cine foI6e 3.oftion um 10
lsidter e%intritt, ie ar0Ber Der 4ltoIiz
9ebalt bes 8lofes lit, 10 bot nan oerz
ortige oltoliempfinbIife Torbitoffe
gum geifpiel BbenoIphtoYein) pielz
fob our peralei6enben 8riifuno perz
f6ieoener Glasiorten b.ronqesoaen.
Wpn MnIius purbe fpGter cine nod
empfinoIi6ere Sar6enr.ottion aur
8lospriifunq mitoeteilt, bic ouf Der
Mnfdrbun9 Der 8GGier burh Sobeps
fin berubt: Wirb cine 9ofuna bon
Spoeofn in p~oH.rboItioem @etber
NIT ben gu priifenben @lGfern lam
gere 3eit m 9eriibruna oebradt. 10
piro inter Dem GinfluB bes Woll.rs
Wltoli frei uno bilbet nit benz Sob
so1in befIsn rot oeFGrbte8 Sola. Die
SberfId6e Der Glider b.bedt Iih
oonn le nod benz @rob ibrer On
areifbarteit nit elmer mehr ober rpez
nioer inteniib rot osFdrbten Sdiht.
Snr6 Wtebernobe in elmer ssorbenz
tofel ldfen ii6 snor Die Rdrbunasn
,tntqermoben peronfhduIihen, bod
flihrt oies freoen Der 'htper ausaus
Fiihrenoen SorbenobIfufuna su unz
ooltomrsnen urb prottiih nift per=
h%oertbaren Sobellen. Sn elmer tiirsz
lid auso,nebsnsn Yotentfhrift pirb
MN Elm @erfohren mitq.teilt. fpsIdes
bic V3ctoarophie in ben OienIt Der
@lospriifund Tts1t. uno in frIdenber
N}el'e aur Qusfiibrunq aelonat. Die
su priifennsn @ldisr meroen 3undhft
Der Ginpirt4nd BON bo6beiponnfem
Onn1pf u~nterrprfen. rroourh cine
'hneNere nno trdftiqere NusIheibuno
oes GItoIis erfoIgt oIs Bel hen friis
h'ren gerfobren. Wit Der Site beg
Slofss nirnmt notiirIih ouf 81.
Whence oss ousasIdi.benen IItnIis
oh. Die cinasiretsne 8erdnberuna
1T fur oas qun. gut iiftbar uno oes
ftnttst oobtr cine b.utli6e photparns
nhiffs Wieoeroobe Der eina.fn.n
Sunlitdten. 8nrn entTprefennes
Sorfisrsn loNen fih ouf oi.Te W.if.
Die G~roebnife su elmer Tob,ne sus
inHm.nfs1:n. n.I6e oi. perfti.bes
men 9losauoIitGt.n in naturs.tr.u.r
Wieosreobs brinqt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

Miirrcr" Rat einen in 2oRoon iehr
befannten 4rst oariiter beirdgt. fpo>
ber bic in Der jesi9en Sahres cit 10
sablreiten Grtdltungsn idmeR uno
ME man I'D an beiten sesen ne
I6iiben t0nne. sc if intsrehdrt.&
oaB Ser befragt: arSt ois uriade Der
GrtGltungen bauptiGdli6 in Der uHz
SpsdmGBigen 4rt Der Gleioung Iieht,
defenders beim mGnnlinsn 9eihIe6t.
Ds peiblihe Sleioung, 1ugt er, Jet
i'm san5en piel beiler ben hpgienii3en
9nfprbsrungen aneepabt. Sic iet
leiht, oeipdbre cen 9lieoern siemlih
piel 6rsibeit, gebe Der 2uft an Den
@tenen, no ss eruiridt iei. f~rsisrsn
3utritt uno lhGge Den 8Orper
elei6mGBiger. OILS bic mdnnlide. 9eb=
tere iei in pielen Puntten pDaig to-
ridt uno miibte unter gefnnobsitli6.n
9eii6tspuntten politdEois amssitr..=
let neroen.
Qn Der Spite itGnoe in oisier Gin
fidt 81. Wsfte, bic einerlGts Iberz
fliiig mare. ip6alb man Die SADIE
sutnOpfe. anberieits ourA ibre 3u<
IammsnIeBung aus einsm Seil BON
oidem Sud uno sinem Sell aus CANA
oinnsm SuttsritOff @rtGltunaen oss
Rumpfes geraossu f0roete. Ioer
audi Der iibIidsn Idngen 9oie ertlGrt
Der @eIebrte Den &riea: Sic bitte
beifpilspeiie our Jol9s, oaB. fpenti
bic 8eins NAB tpiroen. auh Die
Striimpfs fsa6t piiroen, ppraus
monder 8atarrt entftGnoe. Man
ToGte unbeoinet Die alte. Sahrbunoerz
te binour9 iibli9 gepeI.ns rno audi
iebt gu SportSpedsn ~getra9sne Gniez
boie tpiebsr einfubren. Die rem &0rz
per grDBere 8ereaungsfreibeit uno
mebr Cuff, infplgeoeTsr beNere glut=
STIMULATION getpdbrs Lno in jeOer Sim
Iidt ais 9eiinoer beSei6net tpsrosn
miibte.
Sin britter Ssil Ser mGrnli6en
&leioung, Der abgei9ufft per0en Ioa=
te. lei Der Iteife 8ragen. Gr hinoere
ftdrter, ais man gsmeinbin CLAUDE,
Den 8lutumlauf in 6ols uno 9opf
uno psr3drtele Sals uno Brit. Nu9
bierbur6 entItdnoen pisle grtiltun=
gen. 8~eipnoers intereTant lit, baB
Der gslsbrts au9 Oas &dhllpsrben
uno tribe Grgrausn Der Spare beim
mdnnli6en 0efdleGt in ser 6duptz
ia6s auf Die GuB,rit ra9teii;gs Bella
flung unb Ginf6niirung oes 6alies
nit Dem bobsn Iteifteinenen 8rosen
Suriidfibrt. Die Srduen isisn bsiz
fer barun, neil lie Den gals tells
gang frei. tell penigi.ens nur NIT
Ieidtem ourdIdiiisem Stoff umbilt
traeen. Gr tritt ossbulb fir cine
Dirt Der MutrcIenjader. ie~oenfaas
aber fir Ibf6affung Der Stdrtendi9e
elm, an beren Stele tpei9e &ragsn
nit Sabots treten Tplen.
Sin lsbtes Stiid Ser mGnnIi6.n
&leioung, pogseen er itp NH GROCER
SdGrfe penost, lit Der patme it.ife
5il3but, Der bsn S6Gocl taft bsrms=
tii9 geeen Die IuBsn!uft ablterrt. Die
,8lutairtulation tart teeintrd6tigt,
Den Obsrtopf sr9iBt. 8eim Qbneb>
men bs Suites miro Damn Der &opf
plobli9 talter 3u9luft ausgeieBt.
Sein Wunber. penn oos Dem Suar,
ia Dem 9arSen &0rper ai4t gut be-
fommt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

ungdta-t. 6rduIsin (ous
ii6 etnen psrIorsn gegang.nen pdB
,rnsuern IGbt. idmoasn0: .Rai.:
sep6bulih. Wuno: espObnIi6. -.
Gehen Sic. 6err GstretGr. Ser
Sert. Der i'm poria.n Sabre bier mar,
bot mid pisI hibi6.r ssmadt!@
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Ueue- aus Qatur- uuc
6eilfunce.
Tortieeuns foE9t.)

Die grtifeI unter bieier 8ubrit iino lebrreid
uup intereiant; in tbren Musfiibrunaen
uno ShluBfol9eruu9en resraientiren
lie aber 0fters d. Die Nniibten oes
@eiunoheitsratbs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
@irfnus bes Snnscrs auf Sas
0chirn.

@ir ale te:lren jenes f&fpere
oumpfe @efihl i'm &opfs, oas ii9
bGufis einiiellt, penn beipnoere linz
Itonoe una binGern, unIere Mabl3ei=
ten ein5unebmen. Sin lsrrer Magen
ruff 8opfi9msr5cn hernor. obns oaB
.in 9unsergefIbf oamit oerbunosn
Iein mub. Der GeidGft5mann, Der
gsiitige Mrteiter, Ser i'm Giisr leiner
2dtigteit oas @iIen pergibt uno an
Ropfneb leioet, muB Darn, peun
sr ettpas gu ii6 9enommen bat, fat
regeImGbig heoba6ten, ME Der lo@
Itenbe Druid i'm &opfe i6ninoet uno
oas @efIbl bes lntehagsns erliiAt.
Run lit es einem itaIienit9en Gelehr=
ten, Dem betdnnten pbpIiologen Yrof.
Roffaele Yalo0ino, 9elungsn. i'm Werz
laufe 3ablrei6er Grter mente Die urs
Ioden oieies &otF .6msr3es aufSus
osden uno 81 ertldrsn. Die 8eriufs
5eigten, Oob 0as 4usieben elmer gez
regelten Nabrunqs3ufubr Den @sbirns
orut Iteigert. 81. Stoffe, bic in
ben 8ehi:ngemtten entbalten iinh,
unterihsiben iidJ befanntlid fbr tart
BON oenen, aus oenen iid unier iibrtz
ger S0rper auf6aut. Die Grperiz
mente palaoino3 eripieIen, oaB nab
lGnssrer 6aiten5eit Der 4etferdebaIt
0ss @ebirnes ii6 perringsrt, pdbrene
gu eleider 3eit Der Waf;rqebalt 5u=
nimmt. 0cs ipe3ifii6s 9epi4t oss
Qetbers betrd9t nur s,nen 8ruhteil
BON Dem @epiht oes Moiiers. 10
oab burh 6un9er oas 8epi6t Der
@ebirnmafe geiteigert piro. Die Grs
perim.nte bes ital.eniiGen @elebrten
p.roen auf brsitersr Bats fprtssisBt
tperoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Grblidlc Sclaitmng bci S%ubcrfnluir

SntereTante ltnterIufuneen uber
llmfana uno Seoeatung Der e@lt.rlle
den 9elaItung be- 2ungsuIt ninoI uft
bat Or. Heids IN Sa.nbura on Dem
groBen Srantsnmoterial Zines gam
burger &rontenbIuiss an9eitsut. 50
Yros. ieiner mdnnli6en uno "A
Qro5. ieiner msibIifen arantsn
ltommten BON fhpinoIiidtigsn GIs
tern ab. SAT- itets 1T Elm ll%eberpies
zen Der 8elaituna ~feitens oes 8dters
gu srtennen. Ser @erauf Der
S6pinOfr6t piro ourt oas 3uaes
1%,niein ohr Rihtsugsgsniein elmer
nahpeisbaren sIterlifen Subsrtuloie
niht 9eGnoert. Die ShpinoIuht
Der iogsndnrtcn 9eldIetsn psrlduft
nidt raider, mint Idpersr, uls BEL
Gen iibrt9en, un0 Ser SAB. oaB ie
Die I6Iimmiie lei. bat nab Or. Reife
feine 8IIti9tsit Sn elmer beItehene
oen tubertuIoier 4bItommuna Iiegt
tein unaiiniti1ss Mom.nt fir ben
srdntfeitspsrIauf uno fomit fir Die
Grantbeit ieIbit. Ter Snfettior in
Der camille niro ser 6auptrpert fir
Die Grtl0runa hes Qshdufttu 9prtpn1s
mems oer SutertuIoie in Ser Rad
tcmTenihaft SfpinoTiiGtiasr beides
mehen. 9si Den &inoern Der Shrino
Ii6tisen 1T Sic NnIiedun9s3sflbr
namentlid fpsnn ttioe Gltern
Sdtuinoiudstrdesr fino. uneHoIih
9ei:siasrt.
Sic SleiSnHa ais ltriadlr uon 0r'
fdltnnacr.
Die 2onoonsr 3situna .Tni.n
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

in hobem
@raoe lit. ipis Ontel
Sam isine utelen
Nrbeiter, Sur 3eit
unieres Bsiuh"S
tuaren es nber 10000
Utdnn ablDhnt.
Der ShdBmeiiter
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

Sic SleiSnHa ais llriadlr ton @r.
fdltnnacr.
Die 2~onoonsr 3situna .Goi.p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
No Vacation for Father Knick.

New York, according TO mmcmoral custom, has
disgOrged its legal inhabitants 10y the hundred
thousand all over the surrounding continent and
Europe and has taken in, in every sense, as tenn
porary ballast an almost equal army Of SojournerS'
fresh human cargo to eat the cold storage food
with guSto and laugh az the stale jokes. These
ncophyteS will swarm on Broadway on the roof
gardens and at the beaches until business and their
childrcns schooling call them home in the autumn
and the year-round. honeSt-to-gosh New Workers
pour themselves back into the old cramped mould
10 begin another winter Of selfeXprcssion.
From this human movement as irresistible rs the
tides Father Knickerbockcr, the cynical old joker,
derives a tremendous advantage. His winter sup
plies his winter resorts his entire colossal plant
for the service and Requirement Of mortal man need
only the most superficial attractions 90 do duty
for his summer horde OF fresh and eager customers
His is no scasonable industry with boilers cold and
engine shut down I'm the duh period. The restless
Liliputians keep him busy grinding out his enter
tainmcnt from years enc to years end. For every
bored and broken habtuc there springs mp new
victim. ON and on his great merry -go-round thun'
dcrs. offering every one his own brief whrl down
the ages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
Dealing with Mexico.

1t must be assumed. Of course. that the transfer
Of certain dealings with Mexico from the state to
the War Department means not that our absentee
Secretary of state is negecting business and leay-
ing II for others 10 do but that on mature con-
sideraon it is believed that these particular items
can best he disposed Of by the Secretary OF War.
ON the other hand this transfer Of 1t should not be
interpreted 10 mean that Amcrico-Mcxican relations
have reached the fighting point
The offenders Mt Hidago belong to one Of the
numerous kinds of revoutionists which infeSt that
country. The Mexican government does not sane
ton their doings. though It docs not-preSumaDF
because it cannot-prcvent them. In those circum-
stances the American duty is plain Americans ana
their property are 10 be protected. II Mexico can
not or will not do it the United states can and Will.
The irony Of the case is that at the Mexican
capital there are violent anti-American demonStra'
tons fomcnted by supporters Of the liuerta gov
crnment on the theory that this country Is favor
ing the very revoutionists against whom II Is
threatening TO move But what does the mob OF
Mexico city know OF Hidalgo or Tampico;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
Becker Case Just Begun.

Nearly year ago jury Of twelve convicted
Charles Becker Of murder in the first degree Yes
terday the first step taken in the tedious series
leading MP to a final disposal Of his case by the
Court Of Appeals. Does 1t not seem eXtraordinary
that in case 50 fagrantly simple about the merits
Of which no one could entertain doubt one urged
along the thorny legal path. as few have been, by
the aroused Indignation Of the entire community
does It not seem extraordinary that practically a
wear should have been allowed 10 slip by before the
first formal application for new trial should have
been passed uponf
Very few persons probably not even Becker him
self had any expectation that Justice Goff would
grant the convicted detectives plea II takes over
whelmng evidence TO persuade a trial judge that an
Injustice may have been done In his court The real
tost of BcckerS accumulation Of fresh evidence will
come in the Appellate Division. But II IS not only
the new evidence but the entire record Of the
that the Appellate Division must consider. BY what
percentage will the population Of the city have in
creased when that is completed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
Don't Multiply the Areonauts.

That was a timely and important warning which
Mr. Banpied secretary Of the Pacific Coast Inmi.
grafton Congress, gave at Seattle the other day
against too great rush Of immigrants 10 that part
of the country upon the completion and opening OF
the Panama Canal He said plainly that the dc
nand for labor there not large and that tho
Coast states would not be able 10 provide FOR any
great influx.
There can he no doubt that the opening ~ the
canal will lead many TO the Pacific Coast. or
course. too the international exposition will at
tract q multitude Of spectators, fortune or labor
seekers and hangers on, such always flock 10
an affair Of that kind. Of whom - large number
will remain permanently in that region. There will
doubtless be room for many to find profitable occu-
patton.
But il would he a disastrous mistake for q vast
tide Of migration 10 he directed thither. 10 a
newly opened FL Dorado. II must be remembered
that the Coast states are by'thS time well settled
and i'm need Of only such additional population rs
other similar lands require. There is NOT going 10
he ag a result Of the canal opening any cxtraordi-
nary boom" which will make places for innumcra-
hlc unskillcd laborers. II will he prudent there
fore FOR Intending immigrants 10 ascertain in adj
vance their chances Of securing employment and
thus avoid finding themselves landed I'm place
where "al the markets overflow" and they not
needed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
WHO STARTED SILK STRIKE?
Correspondent Lays Blame on Pater-
son Manufacturers.

To tho Editor ~ Tho Tribune
sir Ny letter TO The Tribune regard
Ing the Paterson strike seems 20 have
jolted the nag Americans AZ Paterson
considerably. as The Morning call" COM
mcntod ON IL last week. and In to-day 8
issue II The Tribune the Doherty Sill,
Company sees ~ 20 answer II. or az least.
10 tries to answer my letter The COM
pany says I am misinformed as 10 condi-
tons az Paterson. and that outside agi-
tltors were the iustigators OF the strike.
and further on ~ tells us ~ the contontcd
workers running three and four looms and
earning good wages
n further boasts ot It's Hnc big factory.
True. us factory al Lakcylcw Is NM.
biz AFFAIR. but the Sing Sing prison
doesn't look bad from the outside. either.
They talk OF contont,d men and women.
some earning 50 day. 1, not this the
most foolish argument. In the lace ~
the fact that tho Doherty wcaycrs have
been out on strike (ot over i've months.
and when they demanded a minlmt m
wage Of s. n day It was refused
Incidentally. might mention that n
they will look my letter over they will
nnd that I said the average weekly wage
az Paterson Tor wcavcrs was s.. and Z
Mr.. Dohcrty or any other member Of the
manufacturers association cares TO enter
into debate on this assertion I stand
ready TO meet them in public anywhere,
Mr. Dohcrty or Mr. Lambert preferred
This talk ~ outside agtators starting
the trouble Is absurd. T. Adolph Lessis
an outsider? lie Is a broad SILK weave.
at the David SILK COMPANY Are Louis
Magnet Eoctgcn. lota Kolditz and a
dozen others whom ! could mention. who
are really tho leaders. outsiders? Every
worker IN this strike IL his own leader
however. as the manufacturers have
found out 20 their sorrow. These men
have mentioned are all Patersonlans.
Outside or inside aglators had nothing
20 do with starting the strike. II was
the mcan. cheap methods OF the Paterson
manufacturers. When a weaver wovc
siSty-nye Yards he was paid Tor sixty;
when be- vas being paid on an eighty
pick basis he found on counting the
picks. thai he was putting I'm nirety picks
that his pick wheel had been changed
overnight and the number iiled on. II
he was sick. or death occurred In his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
Tears, Busy Tears.

Tears tric<cd down the checks Of Mr.. Jerome
Newspaper account Of the Cohalan hearing.
Mr.. Jerome is faithful attorney, bound to DO
his best by his client. no matter what the cause
Tears saved steve" Stilwell. Justice Cohalan
could not be considered TO have had his case adc-
quately presented without tears.
The man who denounced judges for going with
hat in hand to Murphy went with tears in his eyes
10 Murphys little undcrstudics in defence Of the
Murphy system regarding the judiciary Tears
were propcr in his case-Joth by and for him
If we could all cry easily as Stilwel, the
Tammany legislators and counsel appearing before
them. this would indeed he n vale of tears. where
II would bchoovc every man to keep one hand on
his handkerchief-and the other on his pocketbook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
ENeLANp's NEW POET LAUREATE.

IT'S none Of Yankees" business
But somehow we fail 20 see
Why "Klpng" was passed for man that's classoc
As q mediocrity;
When "Tennyson" died. then Austin
Was named. though u lower grade.
The people stlll dotc the man who vrote
The Charge Of the Light Brigade"
And now that Austin has LEFT them
They're choosing a lower still
doc Bridges" may be a good fellow per sc,
But never the place can MI.
They've got a genius among them,
who lifc puts into his verse
And all say "bcdad" brave "Kipngs' the lad
who's witty. profound and terse.
In fact among living poets
He's ranking tho first to-day
Better Laureate" England never could get
vt least so the critics says
His fame the whole earth encrcles,
lie Is read In every land.
Why England should make plain mistake
We "Yanks' cannot understand.
AUGUSTUS TREADWELL