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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-21
SONG OF THE WEST.


The south winds breath is fragrant,
The north winds sweep is free
But o, it's the quest Of the wind from the West
That touches the heart of me-
The bird-songs are rife in mountain.
And valley, and bush and tree
But o. the refrain from the Western plain
Is the sweetest minstrelsy.
The world is asurge with music
Its echo calls sweet to me
But it's o, for the sweep of the restless deep,
And the song of the Western sea-
The lure of the West is calling;
bend to its sure decree;
For the tang of its brine is like new wine.
When II touches the heart of me.
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST
I want you to know that I love this land
With its kindly, unmasked face
me brown, brown earth and the turquois sky,
4 ana the nmltless wind-swept space;
rms desert land has winning lure
And a strange and sphinx-like grace
I love the days when the desert lies
Panting, under the fiery sun:
WINE over the white-hOt boundless earth
The happy lizards run:
And broOding silence lies DER All
AS the night when the day is done
love the ranges the COWBOYS ride
And the dim old cattle trails:
Inc sheep-camp fires that glow at night
When the opal twilight pales:
The Mexican's plaintive banjo times
And the stirring bunk house tales
The purple peaks of the CAPTAINS
The pinto ponies, wild and free
The painted indian and his squaw
Squatted in their tepee
The rugged canyons, the mountain streams
All have charm for me.
This country leans to the heart of Cod
As a child to its mothers breast.
For freedom, and love, and a high hearts hOrc.
And new and glorious quest,
And all the joy that a man can know
Are herein the Great Southwest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-21
Poetry OF the Great Southwest

in precedent
submitted publication fully the ipica
Martins facetOus %Why is that with
to instincingly writes poery?'
a
hnaty The lit naturally with
Of grammar
Herald had
Of
and trouble and
the editorial the editorial and the editorial hope of
hereafter
if
tanned the poem the innator by the
poems" dumped the hopper every day by Herald
O
white before the editor willing risk of seriously
started the Pedon being poetry
rule about rhyrng Rio Grande
And
using and
mind the directions bottle strictly
Herald to
of
century
and that combination the only thing
Almanac the Atlantic Monthly Dicks
In
literary
little hating in
there forced
Being far from cse poetry
Herald has itself felt
the almost hypnotic Of the
l.
wish mentioned The Ruth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-21
THIRTY-THIRD YEAR OF PUBLICATION


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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-21
THINK BOGUS MONEY
COMES FROM JUAREZ
Counterfeit 50 American Bulls Are In
Circulation and Investigation Is
BEING Made.

Counterfeit FIVE dollar American bills
have been circulated in FL Paso and
it is reported that they have been
manufactured in Juarez- OF at least
that that city has been the distributing
point for the currency. United States
treasury agents are at present work
ing on the case and it is expected that
there will be some important develop
ments in the next few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-21
The Love of God For the World; He
Forgives Sinners and Overlooks Faults


Prove, Declares AinistrA Plea for Sinners Accept
Into His Fold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-21

Text: Gal, 2;2O-s'The son of God.
who loved me, and gave Himself for
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-27
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measuIe &c CaCCl upon tie mCTall q
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gems with the cclTi1ts One Ccald
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er1gs wCm-A j ,se FlcEsfy q
.eaed unEC arieE ornficts
TIC thing 10 o. considered : FserH
the ccuricts there - described 7a
szre The faets a. Hdzcr.c g. ines
are resreacnled q
saek q tie bi.ttrles e4
s1csfalfc Ehel tlc sust r
3avestiea.iaa Was enifr cea
IN the lesis-atgrc WHOA f-0iaasle
liled according 10 tAc at-i-aee q %
mcmtars tewasa tae adl
fifs disisi-n s-ii l1.st- fian
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-27

rc statement REGARDING thz
- aef has yet beea
en- ~ deatelert wilson,
,aa lds4grg 81 ,1ose vao vH be-
vac usm5ers Of President Wilson,
o4ciat amIE 3 teirg disclosed In
4g.on. Col Pryaa is to have the
lost 81 hoeer ia the cabinet. as sec
ray q ssete WIZ D. &c Adoe who
aa seeoad in commaad of the dem
seTat.o campaign last I'm VIII b
come secretary e tie traazury as
5oserh II raaisls. o. soasa ca7e
Ira. u b CT she head & the navy.
nuzlcsoa. r Texas. win BE Dossmas
ter General While Col Goethsls, o.
he Faaaua canal is believed to b.
slated e.. secretary Ct war.
The latest reas from Washington
eiges ese above easiaet slate. though
Il Is aeoonlpaaisa wita the statement
ti.al t.eso ray b scmo shifting Q.
reai,ieas and others n5. yet men.
sicaea may Is chosen ii tae aaai
makeup Of the cabinet
cay q rsw mere Gays remain o.
! lie Taft administration aud weeks
tins vii sse v'ooerow Rasoa il tie
presidential shasr AID the democrats
psrty IL ccH-rol Of exery department.
Il the soserameat. iacleaiag ma
oTi,g "a she senate and greatly IN
ereaaea na,ority ia lhe house.
Psraags tAe srsatest anxiety ae'-
e 70 know a-iat 1lil te ehe pciicy o.
sLs new aauIniztEaticn towards tn
giioa u Mexico ana wte.her there
aH " snytaing different fscm tbs
eo1rze pursued ry President Tar. n
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-27


i Eldrults wife hiss just fin
lsaca lle rug which covers the
acie iarlcr. She made it out OF the
cas- 81 carpet slippers .ho Rev. got
tf Christmas
Thp fEnaiest thing ever see was
even dollar mule pullirg a four
and dollar eatmobife up hill.
G-Der Jones got Job as q drummer
"a esCe house. bat he busted his.
er4m acd set home inside Of a week
They say ngger5 don't lie. but
Aave cbserycd q good many chorus
ligis On the street and am somewhat
lep.ic
by gravy. you can't believe all you
Cc IN the papers. Hi Purdy saw an
Fl which said a company down to the
csy had Hicksi alarm clocks fer sale
ana Re vsnt down there but couldn't
SCI one Ter nickel anywhere
Aiss Ea hsmia Perkins. our poet
ess 81 passion IS talkin' Of startin
SAT- agin the heirs and assigns OF
lefe Pringle who passed away about
tfcnty-seven years ago. About two
months agc they decided TO erect a
Ionument for the late iaHented and
lir-a cur pOefess 20 write the epithet.
Yer # was al carved on the tomb.
stone Sc she coGlGnt take it hack they
-ef1ced to ray, sayia' that the genti-
meat wasn't e@actly what they wanteE,
- e seemed 20 have a little sarcasm
alo the tail end OF IL ana there was
90 much Tree advertising fer the
aGlhcr IN il. This was tn; cpithet:
~ asked 20 write a littis Jingle.
p mOmCry Of cid nan Pringle.
in within e. i-hets. you sec
Yeera aiE't nc ore got much on me.
fac graveyard's full Of my hest verse:
Ecu mig1t go further and &C worse.
= rerEon's virtues III rehash
ard Only ask half down il casa
Cld nan Pringle lies beneath this
stchc;
Ter many years he lived alone,
Rg wasn they knew that he woulA
dc
The relatives eli rallied nishe,
t'Cr he had gdite lot Of dough
aad big the relatives did know.
.te was tie q1eerest Of CID chaps;
Ees gone to his reward perhaps.
Tha lawyer says that E1phemia-
Ei have said & little more about
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-27

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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-27

fgr. Do1zar. archbi-kcQ u Ror
dasgx. was tssaa 20 task fer his
fEien1ly inleFcourso Usth tile Pr9te5.
tart Minister "a hat CITY. TIE very
to ls pfac1 81 the caureh replied,
'.H alic t. Lave the pleasure
@ a tfss world. IS am
aof q u.estisg lin = the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-27
no PROBABILITY
OF RNENrloN.

no PROBABILITY
or INTERVENTION
Conditions in Mexico are not uha
The poople Of this country would DC
sire bat they seem to be Of character
less likely 10 draw his country int,
the trouble tlan they we're under ii.
aladero eosernment President Ma
dsro q all times declared bis gooe
intentions REGARDING the protection
Of Americans ana other foreigners il
thst coartry, bu he was without thar
Authority or disposition % compei mis-
arny to pursue q vigorous and eaec-
ifve course in dealing win these
ssere engaged in loc te ee-y
without regard tcr Js9 h 6aa-Hg &
thoap eAo we're eacoaaJerea a.
laSe gistims ct ,be saot
Frcu Washington Genes rows 9.
--.r"
81 res tie e
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2e d
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-27

49, VI NAN NSdfD09ohSs oot Tie Will lTy
Z and win the case for her nevertheless.
Noah Webster Down 10 Date.
Bonehead-A young man who thinks
that two can live as cheaply as one.
Dryfarming IN local op-
ton county.
Mollycoddle--A gentleman who
hangs around a dress goods bargain
counter
Switchboard-A board on which 10
hang false hair at night.
iySrybeaH-1A gink that thinks there
Is only one girl In the world.
Statesmanship-So that no
boay in Washington knows anything
about.
Clarinet--An instrument Of torture.
Woodrow q
Dear Woodrow. you can nave your
Job.
You're welcome to it. too. g
I'm glad I'm just common lob
An no celeb like you.
haven't got twelve Thousand men
All begin jobs of me.
They do not camp upon the porch
And perch in every tree.
Nobody offers me advice
On Iroh-ems small or great,
NCboGy has to tell me hoy
TO steer the snip of state.
90 not have to walk the chalk,
Ana walk il every day.
And weigh each word If mine for
fear
or what the verdi might say.
\ horde Of energetic scribes
Don't camp upon my trail
and make iue wish ten Tires a day
That l we're locked in iail
I've got the edge ON you, Woodrow,
/ know you viii agree.
For u the EaJion MC14u 20 bust
They'll all blame you. net me
But it's Never Shut.
The Secret Door-Woman's mouth.
-Lipnincott's Magazine
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-27
- - -

We GA 1eTer e-a ~ Esd
Eiahi1g Vae ws ~
rIive. Tss-5 sr csa
feel to - beantfui al- coed sl1
NC NUS 1unzes alter tAe1--Ce.res
Ellct.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-27

Twill &c 81. -t tfiH ~
i Ciae.anlti fa ~
7cman -beArse - rsl . isge
ssr voice vl~s Il he1--
az machine. TIE cave IS Ie
aark1bia one. ti1 Sc.si4 star 81
&c ll1Chiae vil.elofeE - 1.e-e
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-27

c -EEinE GAVIN Is Or rel
raiF- h1 ails taGela bejt ans
c''rsa-a 10 PINK Be F-d net The col
cr COMPILATIONS r1za 1Eis Costume
very atga No. q
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-27
a On. THE .SPVRla 3
G.THE5MOMENT,
= 80 Dz Rox K. MoultorN 8

Pringle and Little less about her
self ON the tombstone. bur lie will try
and win the case for her nevertheless.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-27

But it's Never shut.
The Secret Door-Woman's mouth.
Magazine.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-05-28
PASTOR LEAVES
LOCAL CHURCH
Rev. Julian Zielinski Ratires
Ill Health Reason.

Rev. Julian Zielinski has retired as
pastor of st. Stephens Polish Catho-
lie church at State street and Buck
ingham avenue. The position is now
being filed by Rev. Joseph Urban,
formerly of Trenton. He is being
assisted by Rev. Baleslaus A. Calew-
ski, until late of New Brunswick.
The reason given for Revh Zielinski's 5
retirement from active church service
here is i'll health. He spent several
months In Europe last year in an eff
fort to recuperate.
1t was stated at the rectory of the
church today that it was not known
how long Rev. Urban and Rev. Calew-
ski would be in charge, owing to the
feeling among members of the con-
gregation. Some of the parishioners
had openly voiced their opposition 20
Rev. Zielinski. They criticized his
action In going abroad and his al
legged neglect to render a financial
statement for the church at time
they declared it was due. Several in
dignation meetings were held, which
were attended by small numbers of
people from the congregation.
Rev. Urban has served as pastor of
the st. Hedwig church at Trenton.
Rev. Calewski was in charge OF q
church at Jamesburg for sometime
and for the past ght months served
at st. Peters church in New Bruins
wick. | sIlHl sAM
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-05-28
HOSPITAL BOARD
VIEWS SKETCHES
Governors of Institution in Annual Meeting Decide to Ex-
tend Main Part of Building Instead of Lenghenng Wing
Reflect All the Former 0fficers--Hsar Reports.

Definite action to extend the main
hospital building northward a dis
tance of either seventy-five or eighty
feet and to provide funds and mate
rial therefor, was taken at the an
nual meeting of the Board of Gov
ernors of the City Hospital in city
hall last night. The board reorgan-
lied for the ensuing fiscal year, re-
electing practically all the same gov
erning officers, and received reports.
Seven members we're present in ad-
dition to Mayor Ferd Garretsos, max
ing just a quorum.
Those present to a man favored
extending the main building OF the
hospital back in preference to erect
ing a two-story additional wing on
the east side, as was first proposed.
At the instance of the special COM
mittee chosen at the recent annual
meeting of the hospital association,
Architect j. X. Jensen was on hand
with sketches, showing both plans.
The mayor and governors did not
like the idea of erecting an addi-
tional wing at this time, rather IA
voring the plan to erect two-story
addition, thtrty-fve or forty feet
wide and seVenty-fve or eighty feet
long, to the administration building.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-05-28

This, they concluded would give more
room, better lighting and ventilating
facilities, a neater appearing build
ing and increased facilities for erec-
ton of wings In the future. 1t was
pointed out that hospital physicians
also favored this plan and would
have the operating room removed
from it's present location on the
ground floor to the upper story in
the proposed new addition.
G. @. Baldwin reported for the
special committee, stating the mem
bers had viewed the hospital ground
since the time of the annual associa-
ton meeting and had decided to have
]. X. Jensen prepare some tentative
sketches. Mr.. Jensen displayed these
prior to the meeting last night. An
extension to the main building, such
as was favored, forty feet wide and
seventy-fve feet long, would cost ap-
proXimately $4,000, he figured. A
two-story wing added to the east
erly side of the building. running
parallel with and twelve feet north
of the present male ward, would cost
approximately 1000, according to
the architects estimates.
Once they had decided that the
Continued on page A.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-05-28
TO SUE UNDER
LIABILITY ACT
South Amboy Woman Acts.
Husband Was Killed.

Because her husband was killed
while at work for the Great Eastern
Coal Company, of South Amboy, MIS-.
Dennen, widow OF Harry J. Dennen,
through her counsel, Thomas Brown,
is bringing suit in the county court,
coal company under the employers
liability act.
Mr.. Dennen 1t is claimed, was
working for the company as coal
car shifter April "a, and that because
of a defective part of the brake he
was thrown In fro1t of the conveyOr
between the tracks. The under
hanging steel parts of the car gouged
open the right side of the victim rs
it passed over him. He lived only
few hours at the city hospital here,
to which place he was removed He
left widow and three children the
Oldest of whom is ten years and the
youngest. ten me tbs.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-05-28
NEARLY
LOSES AN EYE
Gets Button-Hook Fast Under
the Lower Lid

Playing innocently with a shoe
button hook nearly cost five year old
Mary, daughter of Soren Johnson, of
GIT Catherine street, her left eye this
morning. The little girl got the
hook caught under her lower eye
lid and unconsciously gave the han
die jerk, which gouged away part of
the tender optics lower easement.
The lower eye lid was almost COM
pletely torn away, only part of the
fleshy matter being left to connect it,
with the upper face. DR.. George
w. Tyrrell attended the child. If the
hook of the steel instrument had
been turned the other way 1t might
have ripped open the corner of the
eye and blinded her for life.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-05-28
FAIL TO CHOOSE
FOOD INSPECTOR
Health Board Unable to Agree Whether to Name Local
or Out of Town MAN. Mayor Wants Perth Amboy Ap-
pontse- Delay is Cause of Much Criticism.

Althou h two months have passed
since Louis Smith resigned as food
inspector of the Board of Health,
during which time the commissioners
have deliberated upon a successor, no
appointm ent has yet been made.
Following the regular public meeting
held by the board last night, 'he
commissioners held q committee ses-
sion to take up the matter. They
were unable to make choice but an
nounced that they would make IN
appointment at the next regular
meeting June 10.
1t seems that the commissioners
are at odds whether or not to appoint
local man. There have been many
applications made by aspirants from
this city. 1t is understood that one
or two are being upheld by several
commissioners. But there are also
few members of the board who
favor the appointment of an out Of
town man who Is known, 1t is stated
to be an efficient food inspector. The
other members who are opposed to
appointing anyone other than Perth
Amboy applicant, realize that they
will be subject to much criticism If
they give the position to a non-resl-
dent here. Neither faction seems
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-05-28
SAl00NKEEPER HERE
ALSO WAS SWINDLED

At least one saloonkeeper in this
city is known to have been swindled
together with the several liquor deal
ers of Woodbridge by trio of bogus
check passers who worked in this
section the past three weeks. The
nolice here are at work upon a COM
plant of William Fazekas. a sa-
,loonkeeper of Alpine street, who says
he cashed three bogus checks Satur-
day for three men, who from all ap-
pearances were mechanics on a con-
struction job. They had patronized
his saloon almost daily for the past
three weeks. AS in the instances IN
Woodbridge, he did not hesitate to
cash check for each of them, be-
lieving them to be their pay checks
Detective Sergeants Huff and Long
are working on the case.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-05-28
RUBBER PLANT
TO BUILD HERE
Purchase Lots In State St.
Near A. S. & r. abandon
Location at SsWaren.
VULCAN WORKS CAUSE
Hont 200 Skilled Workmen
TO be Employed New Pro-
cess for Making of Rubber.

Because the Vulcan Detinning o
CoLpany believed that to allow the
Alembeck Process Company to manu-
facture synthetic rubber in their old
sash weight factory structure in Sc
warren, would increase their fire risk
and thereby raise their Insurance
rate, the new company has been with
held from occupying the factory and
beginning operations Immediately as
was supposed. The company was
secured for Sewaren by the Board of
Trade, and when Secretary Ivan H.
Wise, of that body was apprised of
the fact that the company was about
10 go to some other place to locate,
he Immediately set about to adjust
matters to keep the concern at this
place, with the result that the COM
pany has now purchased two tracts
of land, comprising about two acres
along State street street, near the a.
3. and r. plant and will manufacture
the synthetic rubber within the city
limits in a newly erected factory.
The structure will be Of modern de-
sign and the erection will be begun
as soon as possible,
The company had offers from
Elizabeth and from Bay Way which
included tracts of land, that were to
be bought by citizens through assum-
in8- stock in the company, but by the
work Of Mr.. Wise these induceme ents
were overruled in favor of Perth Am
10y The Vulcan DEFINING Com
pany, after practically closing the
deal whereby the company was to
utilize their old sash weight factory
it is said made such heavy stipula-
tions and contingencies to the final
closing OF the contract that the rub
Der concern was unable to agree to
their terms, which resulted in the
matter finally being called off as far
as the sash weight factory was con
cerned.
This new development Of affairs
brings the company into the city
limits of Perth Amboy, making its
location here much more desirable
from the viewpoint of the city's IN
dustrfal life. The land purchased by
the company belonged to Burke and
Bolger and Thomas DUNCAN, who II
IS said made a very liberal offer tc
the company because of its desire te
locate in the city.
1 ne rUDber Will be made by
chemical process, perfected by the
company at their laboratories in New,
ark, which will likely revolutionize
the rubber industry in that 1t can Dc
produced for nearly one-half the cost
of rubber made from sap. The of.
ficers of the concern are as follows:
Worthington H. Ingersoll, G. H, He'd
den, DR.. Louis Gottschalk and NJ. E
Shaw. The plant will employ about
zoo skilled men when working at full
capacity. Surveying has been started
for the location Of the factory, and
ground for same will be broken i'm,
mediately.