davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
Ashurst Replies.

Senator Ashurst. Of Arizona, was final
iy goaded into declaring that the people
of his state were Of so high a type
that they were proud Of the fact that
they could survive without protection.
Those who could not he declared, 1t
was the custom in Arizona to send TO the
poorhouse"
Mr.. Cummins declared that the Demo-
Gratis had misinterpreted the verdict OF
last November. He said that those VINO
voted the Democratic ticket desired
simply that the duties should be lowered
TO a point where they would prevent ex-
tortion by trusts or other manufacturers
or producers, but he ventured TO say that
no one wanted to see them so lowered as
to destroy any portion Of American In
dustry or to effect the reduction or the
wages OF any American workmen, both
OF which he feared must follow the en-
actment Of the Underwood-Wilson bill.
Mr.. Cummins characterized the bill as
"the most unjust, the most invidious. dis
elimination IN the history OF tariff legis-
lation," and as rank with injustice ana
discrimination, even from the Democratic
revenue standpoint"
He did not charge the Democrats with
having deliberately made an unjust BILL
the Senator said. but no pointed to Sen
ator simmonss admission that no EFFORT
had been made to ascertain costs OF pro-
duction, and declared that their whole
trouble has been that. upon stormy sea,
they have been without chart or COM
pass, and have been moved by conflicting
principles and emotions 20 produce the
most Inconsistent tariff bill ever laid be-
fore the country"
Criticises President.
Senator Cummins criticised the Presi-
dent for his influence exerted on mem
bers Of Congress concerning the tariff
bill, an influence. ne said. 80 persistent
and determined that II became coercive.
II do not charge, nor DO / believe.
said Senator Cummins, ''that the Presi-
dent, in terms. barters this power for
legislative subordlnation, but I do say
that, without barter. the knowledge or
the consequences that may follow legls-
lative independence will bring about all
the evils Of actual wrongdoing. unless the
most scrupulous care Is exercised In com
nnunications between the President and
members Of Congress. 1t lies with the
President himself TO mark out the path
OF propriety and 10 pursue such course
as will enable every member OF the legis-
latiye branch Of our public affairs TO feel
free and unrestrained in every vote that
he casts.
80 long as the President is permitted
70 set I'D a standard OF loyalty TO the
party to which he may belong, and con-
denim every man who does not accept It,
and 30 long as members Of Congress vote
under the apprehension that they may
suffer from the Presidential power, con-
trolled by his judgment instead Of their
own, 80 long Congress will incur, and will
deserve, the contempt Of all true lovers
Of free and representative government"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-20

&esen f0nute bieielben nidt piel
p~erbeiiern. @rabierte Sorten foite.
ten 42c-44c pro 9itibel.
Ser &artoffelmarft lit ltets mn
Salen, es beitebt fait feline Nad)-
frase nad alien &artoffeln, tn Sdf-
en- perfauften iidj oieie gu Breilet
3fpiifen SIC nrto 45c pro Snlbel.
@eue &artoffeln, Die iest in groBe'
Menae,r fonlmerl, foiteten pro gll-
ibel 40c-60c. aub ole Sariner'
sufubren aus Der llmgegeno gtngell
bis auf 6Oc.
2ebenbe Sbmeine iinb btalser.
Der Marft lit i'm Salen. @erlrse'
re mnsere Sortem foiteten SIZE
unb Die beitsemditetem ginger IN
Yreiie bis a,if $3.50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-20
We are always at o ur
service to do your
Plumbing
Heating &
TinwOrk
at the most reasonable
prices. We gladly furnish
estimates free Of charge at
your request.
FIuxo1 &
Schaefer
HERMANN MO.

Der Sommer . &ermin Ser
Cape @irarbeau NprmaIidlle be.
gtnnt oieleS mod nit mlsgeaeidnc-
ten ausii6ten. Die gnroQierulpg
5eigt bis jebt $50 Stitbenten ullO
miro obne 3meifel altf mebr als
mic 600 iteieerL mas Ser bis ieBt
5ablreidite geiltd) bieies Siiboit.
Miiiouri Snitituts iein miro. Die
anerfattnt beiten &laiien fir alle
2ebrgegenitGnbe lpeld)e 5ur @rlang-
ung BON County, uno Staots : Ger.
tificaten notbpenbig iinb, befilroell
lib tm Gang. IrDere glementar
uno Goaegilim aurie nerben ardJ
crtbeilt. Son @asconuoe County
iinb DIS iebt folgenoe Stiloenten ell-
rolliert; 2niis &od. Smiss; s. u.
Mc8iaiams, Canaan; Sena Sail
mann, Spenspiae; Clara S1rei'
mann, SDiss; g. g. Siefer, Bee
mont; 8m. Snebner, Spenspiae;
s. 6. @aertfer, Worriion; 6. @.
@ocrtner, Sermun; glg, Suenfel,
9rafe; gbas. 6. @aiieban, Srpers.
piac; Snlnes @ilb, Sermann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-20
ct. apniirr Iarftprciie.

9as Seranrmben Der @rnte, nit
Der man in unierer utmgebulrg be.
reits begoilren bat, bradte Die Bar.
pei5eupreiie etnpas Gum Sallen. Iber
Die SrodeilDeit I'M Ror0meiten gibt
5ir 8efirdtungen anlab, OaB Die
@ei5eilerilte IN NieIeH 8egenoen
rlidt 10 reid a~usiallen miro, lple
man Dor einenl Molint oadte. ga.
rum lit ser Serlninmei5en etipas in
Die 9obe 9egangen. Selouoers am
Wtotrtag mar Der Iarft iebr iebbaTt,
ais Die 9enidte lebr ungilnltig lnl-
teteit. @elterrt aber trafen Wfelo-
llrrgen BON bduiigen &egensuilen
elm iripo Die Yreiie baben einen &ilf-
fall erlitten. bod lit man allgemeIlt
Der anii9t, baB Der Senmimipeioeil
iest bilig gerug lit. Die 3nlub-
rem bliebe1p 5iemli9 tart uno be-
Itanoen bauptiadlib in bartem 8ei-
5etl aus 9ebrasfa, no not) ein be-
tr6btlifer Sorratb porbanoen ut
urtS Die @rnteausii6ten better inn
als in irgeno einem arioerm Staa-
70 @rn6ierte Sorteu meid1er Bar.
tpei5en foiteten geitern S5c-9Sc
pro 8uibeI, barter Bei5eR s7c-93c
uno ausllabmstpeiie 941ac. Der
fommer3iele Gorratb bot ith nm
1,701,000 guibel uerminbert mo
betr1et 9egenpdrtig 32,959,000
9uibel ~gegeniiber 26,36S,0oo Suibel
lesten Sabr.
MaiS lit beoelptenb i'm 8reiie ge-
Itieaen, oo oas trodeue 8etter fiir
Die @ntpideluarg Der Srtft ni6t
aiititts lit. @raoierte Sortep folte-
ten pro 9uibel 60c-64Rc, nobel
Iesterer greiS fir Die beiten ipeiB-
en- Sorten gilt.
@ud1 altf benz Safermarft trat
cine beoeutenbe 8reislteigeruug ein,
Die @rnteansfidten inn 8eiten iino
iebr f6liHn, aud Elm alenfallfiser
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-20

Dos @eiaenibneiben 1T iest
LIBERAL int County i'm pollen @apge
nno 5i gnoe oieier ISOLDE miro
Der WetSen mobl 10 5iemli6 ollie i'm
Sfod iein. Die Srofenbeit peI9e
nun rnnnterbrod}en lett 10 @od)et
bailert. bot allen Inibein nod Dem
Wei5en feinen nennensapertben
S6aben getban. Ser grtrag Der
grnte miro bober beoeutenb better
iein, oils fpie Die meiIten unierer
Sarmer befiirdjtet batter.
Gin @eriiit BEL einem 9au, aiii
Incident iid Sobn airdJner unb ein
anoerer @rbeiter beianben. brady arll
letter. 3ienstas auiammem. Sobn
&irfner itiirSte berab iuobei er it'd
cine Sfutlter allsrenfte, Dos Sdbiii'
ieIbein braf un0 aiiberoem nod Ell
ne jtarfe @ebirnerifiitterung er.
lit, 10 bab er iest in bebentlidem
3uitano barnieberliest. Seip Mit'
aubeiter tpar 10 gliidli9 iih nod on
@eriiit 81, balten unb fam oaber of
ne 8~erlesung 6aDon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-20
Sulanb.

garmi, Sa.-0er 12idbri9e Or.
riae Saa farn lette ISOLDE 5u ei-
mem gr1bliden So0e, als er ouf Ell.
ner 5meiipamlieen 8al5e iisenb ab.
Itiir5te, unb geraoe nit benz &opfe
unter Ole piele Gentner luiegeitoe
&oae gerietb. Ger &opf murbe 81
8rei 5ermalmt.
glgin Sa.--3er 14iabrige Ser.
man Goppes, Welder lesten april
altf ibrer 6arm in Gait Blato bel
@lgiir Srau Mamie Sleep, beren 2.
iGbrigen &raben iofpie elm 4iabri.
ges WdbGen ermorbete, trut an
porigen Sreitag inn bieiigen 3udt'
baltie ieine lebeuslanglibe Sreibeits'
ltrafe OIL. Scr Surge bate biz
Srnil eri6oiien lrnb Den beioen Sim
bern ben Sddbel eingeI6lagen,
Granville, Sbio.-8ie Die 8e.
BORDEN Der. Dcniion nliperIitdt be
fannt eeben, lit Der Stuoent Sem
Sieiffer bon ct. Saul bon ben
9alebal.8eam Ser llniperiitot noe
gen Sltdsprellerei; periibt an Stlt
art Gollet, einem anoeren Stltoen
ic,., fir Den &eit oteies Sabres jus
tenGirt ipor6en. Bieiffer bat 81
geoeben, Die Sanptroae bel Del
yYrelerei" geipielt 5lt baben, OH
barill beitairo, oaB er uno finn an
bere, neren Ranen BON Yfeiffer unS
Gouet gebeim gebalten iperoen, OIL
Gtirne oeS lettereu nit SDueniteir
%einrieben, anseblib slpm Sur. Sol
let lit Elm 26 Sabre alter @ngldn'
Der, Elm lleberleben0er Der ri
tanic" -&ataItropbe.
Sos argeles, Gnlif.-9er biel
perbaitete 17iabrige 8m. $. Galoel
eeltatro, baB feline unbe5dbnrbnr'
Sorliebe iiir ben Sport ibl
ba5il getrieben babe, IN Seem Dort
gbeds bis 5iim 8eiamntbetroge boz
llabe5l tarielp1 Collars 81 fdlid)en
Gal6er, lpelder Der Sobr zines lebl
mobIbabenbcn 9amenfleioer , Sabrt
fanten iein iol, mar in p%erid)ieoe'
,ten grttpalts : Bureaus angeltclt
Sm allen Stabter, Die Ell altf ieiilel
Geile nad) Dem @eiten belndte, mai
lein eriter Sang gum 9aleboafelo
@r miro sur &ro5eilirlurg nod Nell
yorf 5uriidgebrad)t mer0et.
SEEM yorf, &c. g.--9er appeabo'
bat Ole 8erbanohing iiber Die BE
rufiiitg bes gum Zoo pernrtbellteI
81 observation-disclosures CHARLES Sedel
uro Der bier .@unmen", mel6e eel
grmoroung beS Spielbalters Ser
mann &oientbat idulois befulroel
mitroen, alif ben 10. Sftober ange
iest. Ger Seder-Sall ltano III
ipriingIifJ ndditen Nontag gu
Gerbanblung, aber otf antrag 81
Itriftsunpalts @bitman bin puroel
ale nit Dem &oientbalmor6 i'll Ser
binourpg itebenben Sale bis gun
Sftobertermin neridpben.
aaiance, Sbio.-8ier Eeriorrei
fpltroen am porieen Sreitog nleb
ooer mirrber perlett, als fiurf SoiI
men Seueriperf, Die in Der gfiibl
bon @. q. 8ilmet bon Seartlelc
10 Meilen rtorSli6 BON bier, lager
Lo,, ,~,t,I oSirfop
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-20
.----,.----..,..- =

-Maem ani6ein nod bat uns
Seinc Iaiiitat, Saspiter 8ltoilts,
gart5 iirto gar pergeiien, Oenll es iito
MN id)or iiber 10 @oden Der, lett
mir Den letten Heeen batten. @iele
Giiternell, bier in Der Sto0t iiro in~
lolge oeIielt leer unh in Den iibri.
gen befinbet iid nllr nod elm lebr
fllapper 8aiierporratb; Die aQge-
meme Grodenfeit rnb 9iirre 1T
Sober nidt MIR bodit u%nu1rgenebm,
iproern idngt nadNeraoe an aith
bebenflih at mer6en. Nurl, gum
@liid fonnerl mir ms jebt ipelttg.
items tbeilpeiie alts Der gtotb bell
fen, mas aud inn 2aufe bieIer 8oGe
aeId)eben lit, inoem cine groBe Ins
SOIL leerer Giiternerl, inter perlor-
Iider 2eitnng BON Stobtratb Gapt.
aita. @pblt, bon ben Selterbporall-
ten oes 8aiierperfs ans, gefiilt
muroen. ga es bis iest nof1 ttd)t
moeIih NOR Die @nllerleitlupger IN
Die Sduier ein6ufiibren, 10 1T oiele
ausbiiIfe our6 0as @aiierperf le-
benfaas cine sroBe 9eqnemlid)teit
fir uniere ginpobner. Sci fort.
Sanernbem &eeenntongel paren Il.
fllr3er Belt iammtlihe Giiternet
troden uno oanlt p1re fem alloeres
allsipeg oils Die cine 8ailer5ipti;b
per 8agen, aus ben triibet 6lutbelt
tes Miiiouri Sluiies.
-artbnr 9lonlberg, aus Der gtd-
he bon Smenspille, mupoe am leB.
ten Samstne BON Gnnitnbler @rt9llr
8rice bierber gebradt, I'M einen
led)smonatli6en Straftermir I'M
g~ountp-@ efansnib abouiiber. Der
-
<@efan9ene mar ON oenielben Sn9e,
boSSrieoensriater Marr, in Oapers'
bile, 0es aiteriffs auf ieiner Sa-
ter. 2onis 9lomberg, idilloig be-
flnoen norben. 9lon1bepg bot
ifon ieit geraumer 3eit leineil 81.
term oas 2eben iauer genladt unO
lit ibon mebrere male ipegen ar-
griff alrf ieinen 8ater beltrait mor'
Den. gor 1rgefGbr A Sabrert erblelt
er info1ge zines frtminelem ar-
griffs anf ieinen gater cine 3lidt.
bausitrafe bon 8 Snbren, mltroe
aber no6 furser Belt aif Baroie
freigelalIen. aaiim ipur er aber
tuieOer oiibouie angelargt, als er
Dos 2ebem bes Glteren 8lomberg
bon 9erem beorobte nrS Sarau1btn
pieber nod, Dem 3udtbaus abge'
fiibrt muroe, mo er bann gum 6apel.
ten IaI, Dor unsefdbr s Nonatelt,
nnter Der iogeitannten 0reipiertels'
.8stl, tpieoer entlaiien pilroe. gor
ffur5er 3eit nad baule 6nrndfeD-
renb, bratbte er ieine finolihe Slebe
uno 3uueieune fir feline elterrl
wieoer in ioIder 8eiie 5inl giis-
hrud, bob er iest mieoer aiif ldirse'
tie 3eit 1T &untero Slider pobller1
miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-20

Speed Mosbp, ser Stoots : Bier.
inipeftor, nabm tpdbreno hes Wo'
hats Mai $4t.t97. % an Snipef-
tions9ebiibren elm. Der @ergIeid,
nit ieinen @innobmen n6breno Sci.
IeIben 3eitrmtms i'm letter Sabre,
benefit, oaB Ser 9ierfoniitm in @iis
iotri siitiut11t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-20
Sapaniid,e ammahnns.

Gen Sapa,,ern lit ohrb lbreii
grfola i'm ruiiiid-iapanilden &rlege
,urb nod mebr ourh Die urnrrditlt'
lide Saltuns unieres Sraiibeniatf-
9iplomatem grpait Der aamm on.
Ideinenb oerartig seidapcllen, ooB
Iie iest nit 3%unltungen an llltlere
Heaierl,na berontreten. pelte man
rllr oils llnperIfdmtbeiten be5eldp
men fanrl. 0a16em ben Serrlfat.
ten In Sofio in Observation-Disclosures
8eiie flor gemadt lit, bob Die @e.
~iebeebunq oes Staates California
burd oie 2anbflaliiel lify fetiter
gerletltne Der %beitebenoen Ser
trGee idpulbig gemadlt bot. folt'rlen
iie mieber nit Der 9ebaitptlng, OaB
ourd Discrimination" Der @ellt
Der be~Ttebenben gertrage perlett
puroe. Sic p~erlangen oiird tbrerl
9otihafter in 8albington ntd1t
mebr uno meitiger, oils cine Gltt'
idmloigrflg bafiir, Dob Snfel Som
reIp. iein Staat California Serr III
eigeten Soltie bleibetr min rlto cub
eroem lire anerfenmung OILS erlt'
floiiige Meni6en.
Man fam oieie Sredbeit, oenr
meter ift es ni6ts, MN oabin alis'
leaen, oab Snport einen aonflifi
init bet Ser. Staaten %propp5ieret
mill. Iipdp Sranfreih %lteIlte 1916
in gang onaIoger @eiie elm Pin
linnen an Den &onig @ilbelm lid
fir elm 8orfommnis ST. entI6ulot'
gen, peld)es pnllItdnoig uilber lei
ner Madtbeitgnis lag lirlb oas &e'
iultat biejer iltperif1mten Soroe'
rlne liegt oen Sran5oien nod beit-
te in be1r &roden.
Sapan bat ni6t oen geringltel
@runb, 6en geleibigten 81 Ipielet.
Sm @egenteiI fat nniere @b1ntr'
iitration inn mebr gntgegelifom.
men ge5eiet, als es. genau gertont'
men, nit Ser @iiroe oes 2arloeS IN
ginflong 81 brin9en mar. gerrd'
ieriid uno geipiiienlos mie oielc So
poner iiitb, farm mar iid atf IT.
seno cine goentualitdt ibnen gegen'
iiber gefaBt MAIDEN, oeml bob il
bieier galtsen Ingelegenbeit MIDI
Sas beleibigte 3ational : @efiibl
ionoert Die bobe Gplitif Die fiibrer'
Sc &olle lpielt, iolte iett alid) I'M
ieren Sraltbeniaft 9iplomaten flai
getporben iein. Mit Ser Gollenoune
Ses 8ailaillu . &unols lit Die itrote.
glide lleberlegenbeit Der Ser, Staa'
ten i'm StiGen Sceon beiiegeIt
limb es fiebt jett fait oattat aus
ole Of Sapan bieien 3eitpunft nidli
abtparten, fonoern bielmebr elmer
Gonflift beraufbei6tporen nolle.
9eutldes Sournal.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-20

@ei9dftsleiite, bobt ibr geriii.
9er6 5euerberfideriine aiif eitrelrl
8aarenporratb2 @erfidert Seniel.
ben eeeen gerIuft BEL 9, a, Silber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-20
@nroe idlnell abscIett.

@ilrbe idpdeI abseiett. yGs lit
bier" i6reibt Serr @ntil Sonef
BON Gastuortb, Ga., nein groBes
@erlongen nod Dem Ilpeitfr1ilter.
@r 6at bier foit punSerbare Sei'
Iungeit poIlbradt, uitb ieoermont
lit fir cine 10 cute Webi5in oanf-
bar. @s lit MIR 5tpei @oden Der,
felt ib meme Iebte Senoung BON
5tpei 9ltteno SIaiden erbielt, mro
berte babe id Die lebte %perfauft.
@itte Inn i6neIle @rlebigung Der
beisefiigten 8eiteaung."
6ornis IIpenfrGiiter lit nidt in
Ipotbefen az baben. ST miro Dem
8llbIifum burh Spe5iol : Igenten,
Sreunbe uno Nod)barn, oie befannt
uno pertratieusnert iinb, gcliefert.
Man idreibe an Die olleirtigen Ser
teller, Or. Setter 6abrnep II. Sons
60, 1926 90. Sopne slbe., Gbica-
90, Sa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-26
STRIKES ROAD OVERSEER;
FINED $500 AND COSTS
Spotsylvanin Man Appeals to Circuit
Court-Mnny Entries for
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
fredericksburg. Va, September 25.-
Ben Polglaizc. Of Spotsylvania County,
was fined 500 and costs by Justices
Garner. Warren and Thomas in Spot
sylvania County, for striking /. T.
performance of his duties as road over
seer in Chancellor District, SpotsyI-
Nania County. Edgar Smith, q driver
for Polglaize, was fined 500 on two
charges for carrying excessive loads
over the permanently improved roads
in Spotsylvania. Both cases were ap-
pealed to the Circuit Court
The subject which William jennings
Bryan. Secretary of State, has chosen
for his address, to be delivered at tho
fredericksburg fair on the first day.
Tuesday, September 80, is The
Signs of the Times" Many entries
for tho fair are now coming in, and
from present Indications n large num-
Der OF race horses Will be here to COM
pete In the races
Tho following committee has been
named to have charge OF the entertain
ment OF the Confederate veterans at
their reunion mt the fair. and to serve
the big dinner, etc: Mrs. John II.
Goolrick, chairman; Mrs. M. L. Ches-
ley. Miss Mary Braxton. Mrs. J. L.
Rowe, Mrs. w. l. Brannan, Mrs. Sue
Chancellor. Miss Annie Myor, Miss
Sallie Gravatt, Mrs. Natalie Smith,
Mrs. Philip n. Stern, Mrs. Ferdinand
II. Hart Mrs. w. \. Mullen, Mrs. w. n.
Blake, Mrs. a. IIansford Wallace. Mrs.
J. r. Lowery. Mrs. X. Lee Stonregen.
Mrs. Chester II. Goodrich. Mrs. Hit,
Mrs. Alwyn Hundley Mrs. Frank X.
Tyler. Miss Alco Cole. Miss Agnes
Chewing. Miss Susie Tylcr. Miss Bes-
sic Taylor Miss Freda Bodc. Miss
Edna Bishop, Miss Lillian Thompson.
Miss Annie Musselman. Miss Elizabeth
Coghill, Mrs. Eleanor Williams. Mrs.
i. &. Pratt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-26
WILLIAM AND MARY OPENS.
Attendance mt 2cOth Session Expected
to Reach $50 Students.
ISpeciaI TO The Times Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Williamsburg. Va, September is
The 220th annual session Of the Collepe
OF William and Mary opened on Mon
day. All tho members OF the faculty
were present, except the professor OF
physics. William II. Keeble. who has
leave Of absence for n year, and Is
now doing work at the University OF
Chicago. Registration and classifica
ton Of students began on the first day
The total number OF students so far
enrolled Is considerably In excess OF
the number at the corresponding time
last session, when 1t had Increased over
the previous session, The enrolment
exceeding by far that OF any session
in the history OF the institution, not
withstanding the fact that the com
mtttee on entrance has rigidly adhered
to the requirements OF twelve units for
conditioned and fourteen units for full
entrance. 1t is confidently expected
that the total enrolment will reach
$50.
The prospects for athletics seem
give evidence OF ability to take the
places of the old mon who have grad
uated; The new coach: DR.. Draper. has
had the candidates for the football
team out on the field for practice every
afternoon. and from present appear
anccs no will have a team that viii be
heard from In the. gridiron contests.
The Y. M. G.. a. gave reception
Tuesday evening for the beneft espe.
cially OF tho new students. There vas
n largo crowd in attendance.
On Friday evening the faculty rs-
ception to the students will BIO held in
the library. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-26
According to Uncle Ahncr.

ii IS gettin' 20 the tailors kin make
clothes that look almost rs stylish ms
the readymades that n Teller sees In
the fashion plates
y Teller kin cit almost anything n,
= drug store nowadays exceptin' per
haps drugs
There Amt no bore likc the Teller
who had money once and only once.
There amt nothing In this world
more cheerin' than an undertaker's ao
in the weekly paper
Whenever Teller goes wrong there
are always a few folks In the neigh.
borhood who had always been ex-
pcctin' it, but the same is not true
when no makes good
II mon had tails like their ancestors
the monkeys, they could hang onto
street car straps ana read the news-
papers at the same time
Iii Higgins has took Miss Amelia
T.bbitts out riding evenings fer nine
years while courtin her. lie says nc
amt got an automobile, but as long
az he keeps the old boss he has got
a good sparkin' plug, anyhow.
If an oatmobile has got electric
lights and Il selfstartcr, 1T doesn't
make much difference with n lot oil
fe!lers whether IL has an engine or
not.
ono Of the strange things IN life Is
that the less cloth they put in WIN
mems skirts the more they cost.
Hank Tumms and Iod Peters are
purity thick nowadays. but Iod weighs
257 pounds and Is a little thicker'n
Hank IS.
Miss Amy Pringlc says n girl has 10
be UP and doing TO land a inan at the
matrimonial alter these days. She
has got TO have the beauty OF n
Maxine Elliot, the charm OF n Bern
hardt, tho cunning OF a Madam du
Barry. tho culinary proficiency OF n
Sarah 7. Rorcr. the artistic soul of
Rosa Bonheur. the conversational abil-
ity Of Carrie Chapman Gait, the
strength Of mind OF Queen Eliza
beth, and the nggcr OF a Venus. When
a man pays a dollar for a marriage
license nowadays he wants n whole
lot for mis- money.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-26
From the Hickeyy1ue unr,on

Amariah rilson. our gontlemanly
and congenial tonsorial artist, also
band and orchestra. has busted tho
q string on his fiddle and says there
won't he any more music In this mans
town until he runs across n stray cat
somewhere or other Business is so
Gull Amos Butts Is using the henrse
for an Incubator ut this writing. and
mas Matched out several nocks or
chickens. ~ hearse IS enough to make
anything brood. Elmer Jones Is talk
ing post graduate course at the high
school In chemistry. so he can get a
Job down 10 the city drivin' one OF
them chemical fire engines. William
Ilbbitts has had a wart burned Off
his tinGer, and now expects TO have n
Tire sale ut his general store
Seth Purdy, our gentlemanly md
conSenial druggist, also chest proto3-
tors and false teeth to rent by day or
week (see adv. on page 3D. says no is
In favor OF local option In our rnid.t
II the drug store would only put on n
free lunch 1t might be all right
Owing to break in our machinery
the Clarion has had to use a foIdin'
bed for printing press this week
This issue therefore is a little behind
time. but not so much as the ma tority
OF our subscribers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-26
CITY TREASURY is ENTITY.
Temporary Loan OF Fifty Thousand Dolla,s
Mmst BE Ncxotin ed by AlcxunLrlu.


Alexandria. Va, September :5.-On account
OF the extensive street improvements made
In Alexandria during the past year the city
treasury is exhausted. and Immediate steps
must be taken by the authorities to secure
a temporary loan OF Ut leaat $1,000 To meet
the current expenses Of the city between
now ana next June, when additional reve.
nues Will be received from the city taxes.
This large deficit comes after unusual
effort ON the part OF Mayor Thomas n.
ent year. and also despite the fac, that prac-
ticslly nil OF the city taxes reei estate
and personal property have been collected
by +. +. German. City Tax Collector.
1t has been customary for several years
for the city 10 have small dencit q; the
end OF each fiscal year which has been m
BY temporary loans from the local banks.
years that the revenues have been 30 com
plete!y exhausted before the year is one
half over.
The question OF tho loan yill be consid
cred at meeting or the Finance Committee
OF the City Council at an early date. There
VIII be no meeting OF the city Council until
October u. when resolution VIII, In all
Finance Committee 10 negotiate IL temporary
loan.
All OF the public improvements In Aieran-
dria. consisting OF street and sewer work.
which have cost over ;?jo.oo in the last five
years. have been paid out OF tho annual
revenues without recourse TO bond issues.
In addition to the 1900 necessary TO
pay current expenses OF the city for this
fiscal year. additional $4,000 will DO re-
CURED for the new high school building and
the new engine house for the Relief Hook
and Ladder Company.