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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-16

FRANK G. CARPENTER
l Describes the Life and
Business of the Capital of
Our Sister Republication
the City Looks From the
Cathedral Tower-Buildings
Which Cost Millions-On
the Great Piazza Walk
Through San Francisco
Street Automobiles With
No Speed Limit-The New
Colonias Out of Which
Americans Have Made Mil
lions-The City, Built ON
Swamp, Is Sinking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-16

copyrighted. 1913. by Frank u. Carpen,er.,
Special Correspondence OF The star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-16
IN 4 DEEP DRIFT.

~ free from snow. although the adjacent
slopes are deeply covered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-16

The greater portion of the moisture pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-16

MEXICO CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-16
FL JOHN ELFRETH WATKINS.

HE snow. the beat
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-07
Alleys Players
Making Good
AT The Grand

. Y. G. Alleys and his associated
players. are pleasing the large
audiences that are attending the
performances at the Grand Their
plays are much enjoyed and the
vaudeville feature between acts
are like the whole show, clean
and owing to the warm wealth, r
the show is tabloid so the audience
is not kept in too long. The pic
lures start at 1870 and the show is
over by 10, giving the public two
and half hours of first class amuse-
ment at summer prices. Theperson-
al of the Company as a whole are
all very clever, they change every
thing each performance. Tonight
the great Western play in 3 acts,
THE INDIAN will be presented
with 3 vaudeville features and two
reels of motion play pictures. The
prices are Is and 25 cents. Door
opens at Z o'clock, come out and
see a good show, enjoy cool
evenings entertainment.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-07
Statesman and not Politician

When Congressman Mann Illinois, the Republican leader
the House, the course OF speech ntated that Mr. Under
ted by the cut of the tariff iron and Steel Mr. Underwood
and said in reply:
IF could not represent my constituency and the
same the people Of The u S. without involving my
self special peader for interests in district
would be unworthy of my position in this house.
contend that when representatives of the people stand in
this house exercising the power people of this coun
try that it is at least unoeeoming for them to display
selfish interest these matters The time has passed
when the laws of this country will be written for special
interests; when and ask for legislation to
dollars the pockets of the into their
that they grow rich "
We could add the glory of the whose fame
securely the performance of his duty to his people and
the accomplishment of the task him by the Democratic
party his worth may be known readers present
them the facts The Times Union says:
The Underwood bill when it becomes law will de-
the profits of its authors iron and steel investments
1t will the profits of the large combinations of
capital that have invested around Birmingham but it will
not take from any what rightfully belongs to
him. 1t will only stop him from taking Ewhat rightfully
belongs to others.
rary result in slight reduction in wages of the labor
gagged in the iron and steel industry in the Birmingham
district This is possible but not probable and if there
should be reduction it will be only temporary
I'VE believe that in the long and the waiting will
not be very long, the passage of the Underwood bill
will great expansion in the iron and steel industry
of the Birmingham district The reduction of duties may
up works in sections where the manufacture
cannot economically conducted but this will their
the section where it be most economically
conducted and there is Birmingham The manufacture of
iron and steel products would be profitable in the Bmng
ham region after it had ceased profitable everywhere
else'
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-07
Protection For laps And Hindus

Sugar. when he read he Sacremano Bee" daily
paper published in Sacramento California the home of the Beet
Sugar Monopoly in America simple little item for
consumption but its appearance Congress it national
value plainly shows the hypocrisy of the republican claim of
protecting labor least the Beet Sugar Industry
is concerned 1t reads
years crop bees grown here will be handled by the
yado factory of The has finished plant
ing $500 of its holdings and the plants all coming
up IN fine shape crop been colony of japanese
The Hndus also busy their knees wedding
with of Mexcans have been brought
and attending to the srgating"
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-07

We for competition everything else where the
monopoly then enuousY oppose any change
eopardse the people, In the municipal
Light plant have collateral and
the protection of the ownership this
lie the service of for lighting and if it
practicable electricity for heating and the be produc
cheap enough encourage the electricity purpose
of charging the plant this additional
to the public at rate to justify its installation
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-07

Indian, Scout, and Cow
bow suits for the May Cele-
bration just received at the
Empire Store.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-07
Modem Woodmen of America

Fitzgerald Camp No. 15,999
will meet in Knights Of Pythias
Hall, Central Avenue, on I'd and
4th Monday nights of each month.
Next meeting Monday, May IL.
j. H. DoRMINEY, Consul.
L. H. SIMoNs, Clerk.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-07
Attention Boy Scouts.

All boy scouts will meet at the
First Baptist Church Thursday
afternoon dressed in the Scout
uniform. ready to join the Parade.
Thos. NJ. Galloway,
Scout Master.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-07

Having popuazd Gape Juice" the leading product of Cali
forna Legislature of that State should have treated Mr. Bryan
with consideration his mission for the President.
The Tariff Bill up the Senate and the People
august body the form and vigo
by Underwood It's the Peoples demand expressed at
the November elections.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-05-07

Currency reform needed but makeshift will not the
Treasury sufficient quantities the current
penses period of months would far
towa relieving the money market
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-09

iinIsss 3sit firebt INNER dfrigsv
mad Der Rubbarmadung BON Mhidf,
len; aber nod manf< osrortIae a.
bieie finb In oisier Beskhung bers
nddldHiet iporoen Bis IN bic Jungle
3sit binsin. NeueroingB b<milbf f6
infer Qdsrbou : Department bars
lin. oab Die 5000 bis 1000 9onnen
RoIinen : Gdmen, ipelts In aaIifors
MEN ieoes Sabr gu abfdIlsn iDtroen
(tttpn 10 proStnt Der GsIamimaHt
oiefer Griidts) cine nubbore wsriptIl>
ouns srbalien.
Mtnn Die Jriifte entfdnit iperotn,
70 tommt aus Der Maidins cine tie
brise MaFe bon Samen nno Bret.
IMie SodDerftdnoiee fassr. lam man
oiefe Mafe trsnnen unb aus Dem
9rei eineu poraiigIifen Sirup ma
den, burdgetriebsnem 4cnig bsrs
gleidbar uno aud fir pieIs 3uIoms
meniebuneen gseignet. 555 Bis TAO
Sonnsn Sirup laffen fi9 aus jtntn
5000 Bis 1000 Sonntr er3ielsn. MlS
ben Sumen felbit aber IaFen {i&
10000 Biz 10000 @allonen prd9,
tises solbgelbes Del geipinnen, ous
einen Iiebliten nuBartisen gef9mdd
bat. auBsr fir Speiien. if bisiss
Sel aud fir oie Jarbsns, JirniB.
uno Seifen : Snoutrie fe6r merits
poa; bic hetreffenoe Settle srhGIt ein
defenders ansenebmss Mroma, piro
iebr felt uno Iisfert aud einen gutsn
Sddum.
lln0 oas III nod INNER niHt dies!
@us Dem Riiditanb, ipelder nod Ser
aussisbung bes Oeles aus ben Ga.
men nod bleibt, ldbt iid cine qroBe
Mense t~pertbollen @erbitoffes (San.
nin) geipinnen. lln6 Ole MaFt, Ole
gu alerlebt nod iibrig gsblieben in,
lsfert INNER nod Elm rett fddbenss
ipertes 8iebfutter. aursum, es IGbt
iIf dles bertpenoen!
Die Sa9perftdnbigsn Ser Reaies
runs fiisen nod hinsui, 6ab ii9 6ks
ales audi berbGItnismGbig binia BE-
fpertiteaisen lofs. gs lit nlir az
tpiini6en, Dab i'm eroben Ole Msds
nitng ebenfo gut ffiminen mDat, ME
iie BET Der @ebonolung bon prpben
i'm S%abOratorium seftimmt fat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-09

5Gfdsnbluie. GergerDde nit 2einens
indsits. Sebr elegant 1T Der istoene
Mantel ooer Die ieioene SADIE gum
gsitidten 8atiits o0sr Geinsnt!eioe,
bic llmnabme aus trdftioen baums
iprlItnen Gpiben psrldisOeniter art
3ua Geioentleioe. Sn bic geI4liBs
ten R0de manfer engIiia gearbeites
ten 2einens ober 8aumpolfoItime
iiiist man pIiTierte Jnltenteile aus
Gsios. Seioene Gonneuidirme fper>
ben nit Mafdtiil falti0 bsIpanut
". |. ID.
Dsrariise &ontraits ssben big ins
Detail: feioene sehGtelte Qpplita=
t~ionsbliiien ouf 2einsn, Doabliitsn
aus oider Molle auf 9uile, 8atiIt
Dbtr Gsios, bunte solIsne gdnber ouf
ftiotnsn aleibern iinb ourhous
niHis urgeip5bnrihes. @ielartig unb
inifreidnt miro oas mpoebiIb ourh
ben Sosenreidtum in Gtoff uno 5ar=
tsrsombinntionen bisber ungeIebener
a(ri.
nas: fmInnts iunge Dnmsn Iino bic
@dIFanhIufsn Nn3iios gan5 DeIons
IttTs flsEDlrm. Der i'm eriten 8ilbe
|(stjn, ID nurgeitellte Mu5ue lulroe aus
ycIaiarbistr Gponst gesrtist. Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-09
8siualtmahrcscIn aesen Smneees
ielen.

Die Notwithstanding bon Erim
in Srlano bate nit GROCER Netriibs
NIB fsitgeitellt, baB bic iunaen Mdnx
rer bes Srtes niGt baran bd9ttn.
0as Gbeio6 81 iragen; nm bitTen
uungeiunben 3uitGnben" Elm Gnbe al
maiden. beI9loiien bic Batter BON
Srim, an Stelle gupibos at baus
beln. llnb ba bic Dartnddiaifen Gtas
nsr Der Gbe gerabe bieienisen iparen,
tpelde, neil lie iiber bas meiite @el6
perfiistsn, Die fd0niten unb beffeu
9dufer i'm Srtsgebiet ~beippbnfen.
tpdbrenb Die 5anilienpdter in eIers
ben, bon Minb uilb Wetter ara nit.
senommenen 9araden bauien muBz
ten, berOffentIi9te Der peife Mat BET
Oorfgemeinbe eine proclamation.
bur6 bic er ben unbepeibten iunatrl
Mtdnnern funb unb gu nifien tat.
bob Tie nit Sdimpf unb Gdanbe
aus ibren Mobnunger eeiagt rsrbeit
tpiiroen, lpenn iie fid nidt binntrt
Sabresfrit als Gbemdrrner tpiirbert
austpeiien fDnner.
Die ieltiame, an mitteInlterlint
3uitdnbe erinnernbe DrDbung ipurbe
auf Soften Der @emeinbe in bieIen
8ldttern @robbritanniens unb Srs
lambs perOffentliat; bic JOIse iuar.
baB iih in allen 2anben heirotsIus
ftige Mdb9en fir Srim fanben, 10
baB bic iunsen MANNER bes DRIES
NIT Qntrdgen fDrmli1 iiberi1itttt
ipurben. Dor siniser 1ogen mar
bic in benz eisenartigen llltimafum
g%eitellte Jriit beritriden, aber Der
gemeino.rat mubte tpieber All
feiner grOben 8etribnis - fsfifelz
len, bob bic iunsen MGnner bon
Grim lisber in einem HattenIp9 Ies
ben, als fi9 ben ME i'm porois AIT
tarierenben gefabren elmer Gbe auss
feben MOLTEN: BON ben % Dber 80
9eiratstanbibaten bate i'm 21ufe
bes Sabres aud niGt elmer bic vAihs
tige" g%efunben. Ginige baten nm
cine @erldnNrung Der 5rift: tie boffz
ten, innerbaIb zines Monots NIT iih
nnb Der Srauenpelt ins Meine III
fommen; aber Der bobe Hat bIisb
unerbittlid unb beFabl ibnen, tire
6Guier fofOrt 81 ragnen unb ben
5amilienpdtern au iiberlaifen. Der
8efebl tpurbe olissefiibrt, pine bdB
Defenders bagesen proteitiert tporbert
ipdre; Der Dublin 9eruIb" er3Gblt
fogar, bob bic iungen RebeTlen cine
Nrt Seit5ug peranftolteten unb NIT
benz aufe: n@ottlob! mir finb NIT
beiler 9art babonsetommen!4 burdj
bic Straben 3ogen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-09

gem Sdnfi - bat cine runbe &ronc
unb gsrpf \ arempe uno cine runoa
li6s0rsiedige Sorm. quf Der re6ten
Settle 1T oie 8rempe nit Der &rone
our1 Elm tleines 8iii9el &ir16en
nit 9lGttern p%erbunoen, uno auf Der
lintsn Seite our& Elm S9leifens
Arrangement aus rotsm Samtbnnb.
Bon einem Streifen iolden Banbes
1T au6 Der porbsre Sell Der 2rempe
eingefabt. Diefe art Sut tit fit
grunetten iebr tleioIam.
auBeror0entli9 gsfdaig tpirft bas
SommertIeio oes nddft,n 8iIoes
(5is. 3, aus 8aumpol : 8oile obsr
iraeno sinem mob.rnen itoff
gefsrtist. Der eingeiests aermel err
bobt bic gequtmii4ttt, obne baB
cine er6Bere Siiqs am aermello9
nOtpsnOig lift. 0as aleio lit nit eli
mem i9malen 3niideniab aus
Glunn : Spise in gsIdmadpoller ans
f%p.noung beIeBt. arugen uno Sod
beits1en aus 9efaltstem Rebitoff, bon
Dem fi8 aud Elm tleiner GinfaB am
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-09
Der Reismein Der Sapnner.

Rad einsm jiingit acknowledgement
@ef4luB Oes japanifden Miniiterprda
iioenten fol- Der gbampasner bolitGns
big bobtottiert unb minoeitens Bel of
~fisisllsH GeitIidteiten uubeoinst ourd
bas Natipnalgetrdnt Sate. Den Reiss
psin Der Sapauer, eriebt tperoen.
Sole, ben man ebenfo gut als
Rsisbisr pie ais Asisrein beaei6nsn
t0nnte, lit Elm Mitteloins 3pii9en
Bier uno 8ranntpeir. Dieter Reiss
alto6oI miro auf folsenoe Meiie ses
pOnnen: @sOdmpfte gfeistorner tpsrs
ben nit ben 5ru4ttrdgern bon
afpergiQus prb3ae Wil5sattuns)
iiber5ogen; ss entpidelt fid Damn auf
Dem 9feis Elm peiBes, fdmtartisss, an,
senebm rie9enoes Mneel. Oieis
MaHe, aobf1i ober 3anefooidi GEE
nannt, miro NIT geoGmpftemReis Der.
matfdt: in Der bretartisen Mafe
miro unter Dem Ginflub oes &ooidi
aamdblib cine llmpan6lung Der
RsisfGrte in 3uder bepirtt; mad eli
nisen 9asen Hart ii9 Ole SIiiFisteit,
uno glei9oeitis tritt unter Dem Gins
flub zines 9tfepilSes cine altobols
sGruns elm. Der auf oieIe MeiIe ers
3eugte aeispein lit cine Hare, selbe,
aneensbm rie9enoe GliiFisteit nit
einem Gebalt bon 1915 pro5ent
altoboI. Die Site oss Safe bdnst,
ipie bebauptet Miro, biel BON ben Gi@
senf6aften oes BEL ben berfdieoenen
9rauoperationen our 0ertpenbung se>
lansenoen WoHerS ab. Der Reiss
iDein miro marin getruntsn uub
fdmsdt unsefdbr pie Maoeira: ipsnn
man Jpn nidt parm trintt, miro man
Ieidt berauTnt. Man trintt aus
%tIeinen, brsiien, ni4t fouberlid ties
fen 9edern bon por3e0an oosr i9Sn
Iadiertem Sols. Gs gibt In Sapan
10000 Gatefabriten uno Der idbrlide
Nsrbraud oes Hationalgetrdnts Be-
IauTt iid auf 600 Midionen Gals
lcnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-09

lin Sig. ~ se3eigte Muntel if Elm
pnfIsnoss Moosll fir einen Seiosns
oosr lei6teu Wolitoff. Sir bds
Sutter pGblt man am bsiten Elm.
tontraItisrsn0e Sarbe.
3unGtft 5eisen mir lin Gig. s. Elm
rtisenbes Standardization aus .infars
bigem 8atiit, bsFen !Sduptf4mud
Die g-uppen garter Sdlt9sn uno
fdmalsn @iniGbe aus 8aleneiennes.
SpiB. bilocn. 3tpsi &eiben Der lsbs
teren ldufsn pom Giirtel Big iibsr bi.
Gdultern unb it.ben nod Elm tu.nig
unterbal6 bes @irtels berpor. Der
Rod BAT sinsn einFd9sn Saum iino
barber 5tpei Galten. Der Disredig,
5alsullsfdnitt 1T BON elmer fdmulen
Spisenriiihe eingefabt.
0as Iebts Bib (5tg. 81 fiibrt uns
elm ourb feline ginfadbeit imponiss
renbss aleio aus einfadem, obsr nit
elmer 8orte p~erlebenem Gtoff Dor.
Die 8luT. bat einen Ulcers &reu5 falz
lenbsn S9luB nit geraoen Repsrs,
Die ous Der 8prte gsi6nitten ober
aus Ssibe in tontraiierenoer Sarbe
qsTertiat fperoen t0nnen. Ser duBers
Ran6 oieIer Repers lit nit elmer
adfde aus MusItn eingefuBt. Die
sunita, bic uuf Der linten Ssit.
unb nit elmer breiten Bort.
psrieben 1T, fdlt iiber Elm fdlidtes
Underground.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-09

a,rmtl otisi. Der Rod Bat sinsn
brtittn Gdum uno stpd tisis Do
Ionis. osrsn obsriisr Fd an ben
SpIbtneiniob onfdli,bt. altine Ut
ldsIdIeifhsn in Der Shottitrung bts
alsichcifss 5iertn ben 9cro.rtsiI Der
9luI..
Gir 9dmsn, ipsl6s ben anforbs'
runssu Der Mooe b%ollaitf ,ntfprtdsn
molten. III Elm ~beionotrtr leifttr fei'
o,uer ll,bsripurf Elm un,ntbtbrIidss
@arotrobeftiid. Garbe unb Stoff
miiF,n 10 9eipGblt isin. oab "a 81
psrfditosnsu aIsibern pabt. ts isi
bonn, oob man fih ,insn beIonOsrsn
l%lebsripurf fir isbss 8Isio leiii.n
lam. @orf6rift III, oob Die ainien
einfad fino unb Die mobsrns Silbous
cite ni9t bssintrdGtis,n. Der bier
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-09

Die 8 m { TT nriibertr
3eiten fem alpines Sier, fonoern inn
9isflano beimiih ~geipeien.
SpetuIatip. JrGultin
gum 8~eperber): .Gs tut mir Isi0,
ober id lam niemals SIRE 0rol
lperben, Serr Meper!1
pDas 1T bart; beriprtdtn
sic mir iueni9itens, meinen Grsuno
Miiler au rsrmer. bamit ih BON
Dem GerI Sic 100 Dollars tpisost4
Die id inn gepumpt babel
- Mdbres Gefhi6t@en.
Gdul5e bot lire erife Sid.
binter fih. Mls re aur
3tpeiten antritt, rla1t lie silta tSfz
licben anir unb fdgt our alapirIsts
Cine GmpfebIling bon Moinu.
unb iie ldbt frdgsn, Db ID 9alsnl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-09
pic MoSs.

Die bissjdbriss Moh, fsbl 6oubl,
fdtIit unttr Dem 3tidsn Der 9auns
ipoIls, uno bnrd Die eiatndrt unb
Rsubtit baumpoitnsr @spebe. Die
Darbtnfruoistsii In stoif uuo Wsu,
fsruns, uhalt fs Gin 6aratierifis
ifts Gsprdse. Die tcmplijiertefsn
unb eisgonttit,n NGnt,l palstots,
aoitIms tpsrosn aus boumponsnen
ardufaitoTftn, 5riie Il. (. 10. atars
bsitsi; man bat is in aoniims un6
IN poIielFdrben. nit eneliidn
Gtrsiftns unb adromultruna un0
NIT Sopudrocefius, meiii hiIihett.
ghimsnfiguren; Die bic sar5e Sioif,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-09

fld9s beoeden. Sine redt oparte
itio lngetpobnli9e GrI6einung fino
Sommsrtleioer unb Commemorate
aus belen un6 ountlsn Stoffen,
ndmli4 Der belle unb Ountle Stoff in
Der art qilerseteilt. OaB ie cine 6dlTte
(getpObnli9 Die obere bel, Oie untere
ounteD aus unoerem StOTf beiteEt.
Die seilung befinbst ia Bel gluIsn
nno aleioern meilt in Mieoerb0bs,
bel Mdnteln etna in Siftb0be. Go
fam ein an fi9 sinfades Mobea
iingemein apart pirfen. Meiit bil6e!
cine sleid3eitig ben anTab beioer
Gtoffs oedenoe Stiderei o0,r Elm Be-
fab .insn barmonii9sn u~e6.rgang,
oft ipiro aber aud bierouf ber3ibtet,
fpit beiipielsneiIe an einsm elsgunten
Commemorate, befen obtre Sdlfte
aus fdparaem SeibeumufeIin, Sic
iintere !SGlfte aus elmer frGftioen
fueiBen gaumipoafpibs beTebt. 9(n
iid bringt Die neue Mp0e piefe FOLDER
oft Elm tpenis fruHsn aontraite: Qeis
ntntleibsr NIT Observation-Disclosures,
6uumpOlIene 5rotterOde nit Ieioener
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-09

tisft 6ifnnsirt.l 1T in Gnlten sss
Isgt, uno iein 8OrOtrI4lub torrss
IpOnOitrt nit Dem css obsrsn 8Iufens
tells. beren S9lub oura cine Rsib.
bon groBen Itoffib,rsuscnsn &nOpfsn
mdrti.rt lit. Ssbr die if Der brsite
Srassn aus 8dltnn Stiderei, unb
Die laHsen. ~geraOsn a,rmsl finO am
SdnoSslent Elm penig ssrafFt. Der
Ssiten GinIdnitt oss Iodes 1T
lsi6t ordpiert unO nit 4n6pfen uno
,inem 2ibenprnnm.nt O.r5isrt.
Der i'm nddftsn gilOe (6ie. p
burs,fiibrte !9ut aus ip,i4em, i6pars
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-14
a SincIe Line Poet.

Every man has the streak Of poetry
IN him. and probably every man could
write one line of poetry out Of his life
as any man has one novel In himself
But we were talking at large the other
day. and a man quoted the line, -
rose red city half rs old as time" And
then came the question. Who wrote
that line that everybody knows? One
man said 1t referred 70 Damascus. But
no one knew who wrote 1t.
There arc single line poets as there
are "Singie Speech" Hamiltons. and
here Is perhaps the only instance III
which the Newdigate prize poem at
Oxford has produced a living line. for
the author was the Rev. j. w. Burson
who won the prize iii lS45 and doubt
less recitcd portions of his poem In the
Sheldonian theater. But that all.slon
to Petra. the Arabian rock city. has
iyed.-London Chronicle.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-14
Drinking and Smoking Record Smashed

Washington D. C.-The American
people drank more whiskey and beer
smoked more cigars and cigarettes
and chewed more tobacco during
the fiscal year 1918 than in any other
yearly period of the nations history
according to estimates based yester-
day upon the record-breaking inter-
ma! revenue receipts of the Federal
government for the II months ended
June Goth.
The drinkers of the country con-
sumed 143, ,3OO,0 gallon of whiskey
and brandy breaking the former
high record of the fiscal year 1907
by 7 ,3OO,O 900 gallons. The consump-
ton of beer WINS 64,500,0 900 barrels
exceeding the great record of 1911
by more than 1000, 900 barrels.
Smokers puffed into space 7,7O7,-
600, 900 cigars and 14,011, 900, 900
cigarettes which was 217, 100000
cigars and 2,790,OO0,O00 cigarettes
more than ever before had been CON
sumed in a'singie year. Patrons of
the pipe smoked 403 100000 pounds
of tobacco or 9,4O0.O00 pounds more
than the consumption of 1912. :
Despite the high record consump-
ton of intox;cants returns to the
internal revenue bureau show with
out explanation that the number OF
saloons of the country decreased by
$4,000 during the year, the retail
LIQUOR dealers numbering only about
, 45O, 900.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-14
SCOTLAND NECK, N. c., THURSDAY, AUGUST IA, 1913.
Sensational Charges.

New York, Aug. 9.-Governor
William Sulzer, of New York was
nearly $4,000 in debt as the result
of stock market speculations at the
time of his nomination, and used
contributions to his campaign fund
to make additional purchases of
stock while this debt was hanging
over him, according to testimony
abducted today at the hearings of
the Frawley committee, of the legis-
lature.
The evidence brought to light is
sufficient, according to Senator
Frawley, chairman of the committee
to warrant proceedings to impeach
the Governor for violation of the
corrupt practices act. The commit
tee closed its hearings here today to
consider what action should be ta-
ken. A decision is expected by Mon
day.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-14
Carving Your Own Ideals.

There is a little fable that is in q
way symbolical. A young Greek
sculptor once made a beautiful figure
marble. He carved it and worked
over it and under his hands it grew
into a maiden of marvellous beauty.
AS she grew more charming day by
day he grew to love her dearly cold
stone though she was.
At last the statue was finished.
The sculptor adored; then despair
ing he went to the temple and prayed
that faith in his artistic creation
might be justified Sadly discon-
solately he returned to his studio.
He stepped into the room and touch
ed the hand and 10! it was soft and
warm to the touch and the lips smile
down at him as the figure stepped
from her pedstal.
Though merely a fable it teaches
us good lesson: Carve your ideal
in good material put the best work
of the heart, mind and soul into it,
some day your labor will be reward
ed and you will discover that you
have builded we'll that you worked
in marble and not in common clay.
Herald.