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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
Die e@ilofr6te une ole bstoen
Gates.

Sn eiien See Iebten einc Sdilo.
.rOte una einiee entcn III 6ricoen
mo 6reunoihaft bel chamber. ia
fam eiu trodcnes So5r. uio Die
2iirre marc 10 eroB, oaR feiu
8llier III Dem See blieb. sic en-.
ten riiiteteten i'd sum @b,uge ill,o
1lngen SIR Sd|ilofrote, UNI. ibr &c.
betp0hl su iagcn.
nIh lprah oieie uoripurfSurn,
..ibr iuOlt CON binnen siehen mo
mid in meiner 9Iot nuein sariidIni.
len? Sonnt tbr mid oenn nidt nit
el6 nehluen2" Sic Guten err.
piberten: ~2icbe SdneItcr. nid,t
obre @erseIci0 trenncn mir itn3 BON
Dir; obcr es uluB iein. NSit ms
nebn1cn t5nren mir DID md uidt;
ocnn Inier @ca tit 10 wcit, Ocb ott
ms 5u 6itB nidlt foI9en fonnteit,
nm fllcleH, pie mir, tannit OF
nif)t.
v%erlprIdlt OH ms jeoodl fem
Mort unterlpeAS 5l ipreden, 10
tpollen mir old tragen. Mcrfe aber:
Wir iperocn alif nnierm 3lI1e 2elt.
ten %begeJncn, Die permunherunaS.
poll 5lt ms ouiblifen mn ms an.
reoel. MiirIt oil tltr Gin Murt ont.
poltel, 10 lit oos Ncin @eroerbcn.
Gs fommt mir oareuf az. Oh on
itlpeigen fannit, = .@ctpiB", iprodl
ole ShiIotrotc, i'd min allies TIM.
mas cltd beliebt."
Nieraui muBie ole Shil0fr0tc
mir ihrcu 9dhnen in Sic Mittc ci.
mes t!einen Stofcs beiBcu mo oie.
ZEN ~feitlaltcn. {3pet Gutcn fabten
Den Stof, ieoe an cincm Groe, mo
fIogen nit Der SfilotrGte in Ole
S0be. Go eing Sic 9eiic por1pdrtS.
gls iie ibon cine groBe Stredc 5u.
~riifgeleQt batten, tamelt Tie iiber
cine Sto0t. Die Ginipobner, iibcr
ole Reufeit oeS SaauipieIs hod,Iifl
erItaunt, riefen nile ouf cinmal:
%. ieht oas @imoerl Seht MIR,
iebt, cine flicgenoe ShiIofrotcl"
Dit llnacoulo bfrtc Ole StiIofr0tc
aieie @orte. Sic bafte: rSSbr Gei.
Der drgert cub, Dab ibr nidt NIT
ms nod Dem gIiidlid)en 2onoc file.
gen fonat!" - 9tein, iebt fonute lie
oas Stiilidncigen nidt ntehr CT.
tra9ell. Jest nllBte iie nu5lprrfelt,
mas iie Sod)te 9fber toum bate fie
Sen 9tirno geoifnet 10 iieI ic sur
Groe unN mar leIbit ole llriodc bon
ibrem 1uoe.
0urd Geidlmitigtcit Bot iid'
idon mapdlcr urqliidIid aenlodlt;
oarum baltic ociue 3un9c I'M 3ntnll
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
Ans DER AinSbrit.

9lber feiner miu Ole 4nBe,
Seoer bot iie ldnglt int Sous.
4d. ga lit er i6on ON Seide
uno iein 9lid. fem id)cuer
idmeift.
Nb i'm Eeter nod umid)leite -
Sa, er itebt BON fern uno pfeift.
Stun, mir m%iiiien ale Itcrben.
@roBmama girg Dir poraut
llno on pirit Den Simmel crbcn,
arote nlr, iie maht Dir otlfl"
Sebt, Inn lie red)t ticf 81 betten,
@irft er iie nit oler Maht,
Goh 5ugleih. irn tie 81 rettcn,
Springt er uudL o!s er's bon,
braft.
Cite Setter nift, Der lnn9c,
@lcif i'm @ugenblid ber5it,
6af1oc er, es III mir b1llqe,
Sier i'm 1cif Die etp'I &c Rub.
Sr bos &alis suriifgetrogen,
Sort err altf oie Wutter nidt,
Shmciat ouf ouc hire Sraeen.
ShlicEt Die Gi,geu trosig oiht.
Son ocn. 3tldcr, bcn iie 5rad)te.
Ninlmt er spar 5erltreut cir
Stiid,
God oeu Sec, ocn iie ibm mMbtc.
@ciIt er ungpitiim 5uriif.
8eId eli 5onl Gr orebt iif itltt
5enh,
l1no oltf elmer Tcnitcrbanf,
Spinneno uno iih emilia puteno.
Slit fem adt""' Stint mi
blarf.
..2ebt Tie, Muttcr2" Gem @croer.
ben
@orIt 6i nGber, aino, nIS iiel"
.ltn0 iie iou aud nid,t mebr tier.
benz"
.5rinte MIR, 10 ioa lies mel"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

9ier ei6t es tpeoer 9isbTtGble nod
Rnubanfdlle, ser edte Monteneoris
ner lit gu ftoI3 uno monnbuft oa3u.
nur bite man iih. ibn su belei0igel.
ubsr irgtnoetpas gu fpotteu. CT 1T
emit uH0 ,ihl ioje feline 9,rae. a1er
Ieitt eutflammt. ipeRu feline Gbre
perlebt miro.
Nsnn ieBt mein Mugs auf Den
trduri9sn arisQsbsriftsn rutt. pje
Der 9nnSe Saltan BON Oen 6urien
Der lnrufs aufgepsitidt 1T. MEM id
iehe, ME oas perd6tIihs Seer ppIis
tiiher 9eBer iiA in Nieies SohI!
brdugte uno oen Jrieosn. 10 oislsr
WilIipnen Menffen Ttorte unO Der.
nidtete, aug 0aB uno lluOuIofamteit.
aus fdndtiihem Observation-Disclosures.
pislIeiht aus 9abIuht. paun bIutet
ods 9srs uno Srdnen triiben Den
Bid.
Irme RenI6en. Sic ihr oas OFFER
teto! 6rou 3droIine.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
Scr scmirsIidr Sadic ufi Tccicn.

Geie ";.,en Sdhreu III 6creios
ypoh' idl I'M CONNER III &c SdiueiS.
lnb Oh le ldditidl oher bobmildl.
SD BIN an iehem 6lcthcr beemiih.
Sd. iebu &c. id bin uGmIih belief
Sf ipeeb Sie ldiodnS &c rldlp'gc Gue1c.
Meil id MI &ergesbfnocu indie
lluo mid i'm 6temi tHttcbrcrblldlel
Sd tIeoo're 'runt. nn.B nIIes femnen
llno LAP Die anncrn lpcioer %rennenl
lii lhoeiblcn &6b'n iiebl id mid fro9
ltno MIDI nff sSeite 10 mo lo"l
0jrunoboiiIit. ipie i'd eenlal biz.
Scut' i'd mir ndun i'll mciilcm CHM,
Gb alleS oodl redo hibid) i'm 5d)uB is,
OBJ oodI Die @aunrlng Il 8enuB is.
S6 mir Der ShniefcI pod, bcouem Is,
OBJ = Bier 10 glo alS iuie berbeem is,
Gb ood) Der @ornen ldnobig tiibl is,
Ser Renldcnanornug nib 81 piel is;
OBJ ma am 9iife uuitcniero is.
Gb ieoes 8emmdlcn Nlio gcldlmierb is,
Gb irgenoiper 3ttm Misrlhfoo "a is,
Sb 8lchmnIit MD gar 5u nab is;
Gb ooh Der adifee redo idleen iieb ia,
Sod iuido'a ger nod ole alIcS bieS is,
(NeIonoerld) penil DC @cgeno idjeen isl
Sb MD Die Rednnna 81 9cmeen isl
Sod. ipenn Den .becdiner 8un.o" pers
leiho
Ser aclocnbunio nod ilperidocigS,
2arn lnul id runNcr. ldicbe ab
uno beeme ach0'sl At amer Srabh!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

Ser Sore ltreidt i'm 9of um1er
Die 4ren5 uno Guer,
Die 2ongeneile plogt i'm iebr;
Or oentt: SD mllB tpea nefen
ODER erihrefen.
Sdon mill er iid bcrIteden, :,
Ga piept ein 8iide.6en
9hlr Elm StiideIden
Son ibn1. = @r mdft cin @iifcl'
den
@an5 id!ait,
llno: 8oil!
Sou, bat!
Sabrt er nit @ebcu
9lltf Die SteQ',
@o's 9iideId)en itebt. 9a3 lGlfi
i6nea,
Gum Gooe eridredt,
8is es 9cbedt
Sinter Der @lude Itedt,
Ser &aro i'm llebermuIt
Sinterber. God oaS tut
@ift gut. Sic @lildc pou Bltt,
Mtit Nuarn pie elm 4nopf
SIM &opf.
G6rcit i'm an: Gu Eropfl
2diieit on bids nod einnnol iiidei
ltno erid'redit meme 3iifen,
Sprine i'd alif oeinen &iiden
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

9um m~ehlmfiaem Rarn.

ltno frab sir sic altgen aus,
gu @rous!
Sber DID nod Saus, a.
gu 8rduli
go faudt iie, tpie einc grimmigc
Gull,
Die Seoern ~gcitraubt; uno nit &c.
heltl
Sabrt &aro obne gelinnen
So1 hinnen,
lin bas Saits SIT gctuinnen.
'9oh oas Subn
Haidelt frieoliA nun
8ieoer Die Se0ern altredt, Inn 5ll
rubin,
l1nb unter's @efleoer
9itdt ihr GinoerpoIt lidy nieoer,
ltno iie ipridt: Ser fommt mir
nidt Wieoer!"
lin sic Sau3ade idpenft
Ger &are uno iett iid) gcfrdnft
Nftt ieinem S6redeu, ilto oenft:
Die Sere, oieic toie Sieben
9a oriibenl
@Gr ih mn iteIen g~ebIiebcn;
bdtt' ibr 6ulctt
Gins neriebt,
Dab iie an mid o1hte iettl
Sd jag ibr aeifdcn gum Spab
berum,
Iber 0umm,
@ie iie tit, nihtmt iie's frltmm
limo min mir Die Iusen ~5erfrosen
Die nit ibren gelbcn Srabenl
SIN gnil5en &of nero ids aus.
idmaben,
Dab ibr oues ans Dem @ege gebt,
lln0 Geines nit ihr reo't,
@eil iie teinen Gpob oerIteht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

.Sa. bos aabden bot seitoblen,
ltno bos &ded,en miro ertrdnft.
Nohbors Heter iouit on holen,
9oB or cs i'm Geif perienft!"
Nad'bors Better bats perrommen,
ltneertifen fonmt er idon.
.Sit Die 0iebin 81 befommen,
@ebe i'd ibr germ ccn 9ohn."
,M,;ttcr, nein, err rln iie audlen.
0eltcrn mari or ifon nod ibr,
@leibt uihts andres ntcbr 5u mGb'
len,
90 ertr0nt i'd ielbit ooS Sier."
Sieb, oos adthen fonmt g%eiprun'
gen.
@ie e3 aldn,t I'M WnrocnItra6l
2ultig bupIt's Dem flc!neu ssltn0cl
guf oen Irm 81 ieiner Sual.
rMutter. LOB oos 9Gbbcn Ietcn.
SceesmoI. iuenn's oth bcltiebIt,
Souit Oh mir fe;u eSriihitiif geben.
Sieb .lir, mic es artig ipicIt!"
,Tcin, Der Batter bats geboten.
Sun0ertmoI lit ibr u~cr3icbnl"
rSot iie bod bier peiBe Eioten!"
.ginerlei! Sbr Gag eriticu!"
-Nahborin, ih foIg inn leiie,
Ob er es ald nirflih tutl"
Ecter fpr;d)t e5 bam'iher Geiie.
ltno Ser Gnobe BORIS nit @llt.
tinterfpea3 auf monhcm BIate
Bietet err fem 9icbhen aus.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
3nIemInlat.

@oroens in SEN @arten frat
2ieie, tIcin trno nicoIid),
CAP Gin SasIein i'm So!at,
S6mauit nno tai iid liitl;d.
2ieie iprah: On orrncs Tier,
Start cinmal. inbcs if
2ouf in3 Sans uno hole Sir
Gum Solat Sen Gig"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

Sn eiaer Der betsbte.
item Strabsn 0onSi9s bat elm
S9ubmanu einen 4rbeiter, ben ct
i'm MuftraQe Der StaotsannnItlhaft
oerboften lpolte. eri6oFen. nd6oem
oieTer ibm on bic Ssble eslprungsn
mar. 0ur9 ben srlten Ghub pers
IsBts Der ShuBmonn eiren puh1ne
len. 0ieien trdf bic SuJel in ben
Sberitentel. Der 3tpsi!c Shub trat
ben Qrbtiter ins 6tra.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
Nedmar@en.

sc mar cinmol elm Monn.
Der hntte orei G6hnc.
Ger cine bieB Gtad.
Der maocre Ghadldomcrad.
Ger brittle Sd,ntiharueradidnuo.
nimmiui.
Nun mar olldD cine Sraii, .
gie bette orei Iodjtcr,
Gle cine bitB Gimp.
Die onocre Sippt;melipp
Gle brittle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
mini. 8
llno Sdlod betanu orc Sipp. .
limo Sd)adidalurrod Ole Sippiirc-
i'm,
lluo Sd'ofid,Mncrdfidnd
0cfom Dir SippiiprIippijprclim.'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

aud stue Relic I'M bic
Grbe. Gsogrop6ielebrsr gum
StubenmGo6sn, pslhes isin Stu'
nisr3immer oronst uuo sbeu einsn
grobsn @lobus obTtaubD: .um GOT
tespiusn, pie longs oausrt es benn
teuts tpisber, bis Sic ferti9 pers
oen2"
Gtu6snmdp9sn: .Qbsr 9err BRO
feHor. mann | um bic ganJe CRIB
6a berumfabrsn fcq, tam / net 70
q'ihniuo fertig tpsroen..-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
1omentbio ..

SIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES itano
Cine iunqe SauFe. ichr elegant.
Ilno peinte I'M Den berIor'nen 8emdfI
iluo trai uuter idipnr3en 9uteu Die
@1bI -
1lub mar gar ichr earaui bcoadt.
0ab man ibr Die ncuitcu uno feinlten
bradt'.
9d hentnte Sc NIT DEM SiihIein ben
Qduf
Der f~Intenoeu SrGucEaeirdfer
ltno ieste ecu alerigtonlteu iih ouf
uuo idIrdsfe: - o trauerti id's
bs}fsr."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

4ommt suriid idon NIT Dem arl,e-
Niemals lief fie id)neuer -
Giiig gieRt iie icbt gcnvg- -.
Iitf Den S~aienteller.
pSieieidcn, i'd oanfe sir"
Sprad Ser fleinc Sreiier,
~GigentIih ooh idlmeft es mir
| Obne Gig beiier."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
SdltieIreim.

Sbm NOR Die Gbe nur Der tribe 9d'
ZEN,
Do i6n iastdgli4 reue 9tsbe trd'
fen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

aEsires ItBperfGnos
5ausfrau: ~Oisfssf Mittsl
6eieitist u~nfsbibdr 5IedeH BON apfel~
fineu."
Sungs 5%ausfrau: .46sr id tauie
uismaIs apfeIilnsu nit HIedeu!-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

StuSious: 9snts Dir. aom.,
m%ilitone. tpns mir eeitern Ghr.dlis
DIES paNiert lit: Mein Sauptsldubis
Ger bat mir feline Rednuns in Der
SpieseIsaIerie iiberreidt.'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28

Ivy tpttttL ttttLTl ithH JtlrHuS, VI
rem unanIebnlihen Srt, oeifsn 6Gu=
Ier beritreut in Der 'Jeinen G6ene lie
gen.
Niegus mar bic shemuIiae 5aupts
itoot Der Geruagoro.
Rad elmer reitsrn Stunoe lit ser
t0tite 9untt Der StraBe. BE-: pnB
9Spudo 3orjelo. 1870 Weter. errei6t.
Wnn bier Tiphf man Gin ctiiH hps
Gcutari Gees un6 ole fat niemaIs
Idneefreien @Ipen Qtboniens.
Raa tur3er SaIfabrt tporo enos
lid getinje credit 60 lit Elm at'
mes. tpenig frudtbarss 2unb. biss
parooies Der Sdnar8en 9etgs.
Die aus Stein asbauten 6Gulsr
nit ben rotten 3iegsIod9srn fin6 tlein,
fdmudlos. unO lstbit Die t0niglide
gteiiosn3 lit taum msbr ols Elm Bee
quemes. birgerfifss Wobnhdus, uno
bod Iiebt Der Wontenegriner feline
6eimat mebr ais isin 2ebsn, oas sr
freuoig oafur birgebt.
Wuifdllen0 llno Due qoEe1, mnrfI1s
IiIden Geitollten. Der Mdnnsr, oereu
Geiihts3uge Wut uno Gnergts aus
rrudsn. unb Der isIbit in sSes.n gt'
billie drmits Bauer trds: oas 9aupt
itol3 uno erbaben.
Die ebenmdbig gsitaftsten, f6Dor3s
dueissn 5raueu uuo Mdoden Fno
Sh0nbeiten, zines WlaIers Diiroig.
un6 allie limb lie bon sIiihenoem ga.
teiotismus srful,t
GO unfder QIbdHien lit. 10 fret
uno ii9sr fdbIt mar ii6 in Wontsnss
GRO,
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-15
# BACK HURTS USE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Eat less meat if Kidneys feel like lead
or Bladder bothers you-Meat
forms uric acid.

Most folks forget that the kidneys,
like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged
and need flushing occasionally, else we
have backache and dull misery in the
kidney region, severe headaches, rheu-
matte twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach,
sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder dis
orders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean, and the moment you
feel an ache or pain in the kidney
region, get about four ounces OF Jad
Salts from any good drug store here,
take tablespoonful in glass OF water
before breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and is harmless to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to normal
activity. 1t also neutralizes the acids
in the urine so it no longer irritates,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive;
makes d delightful effervescent lithia.
water drink which everybody should take
now and then to keep their kidneys clean
thus avoiding serious complications.
A well-known local druggist says he
sells lots Of Jad Salts to folks who believe
in overcoming kidney trouble while it il
only trouble.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-15
STONE IS HURLED At
SPECTATOR At GAME

General excitement prevailed at
Oates park Saturday afternoon when
w. c. Hill, who was seated on the
bleachers inside the park. was struck
on the head by a rock hurled by
some one on the outside, presumably
from building just back of the
bleacher seats. No one saw the
person hurl the missile and his
identity remains mystery although
every effort was made to locate him
The rock cut an ugly cash in Mr.
Hills head which bled so profusely
that he was carried from the park
He recovered in a short time after
having the wound bandaged how
ever, and no serious results vii
follow. it is stated.-Ashevillt
Citizen.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-15
NEXT WEEK is
COURT Week

Next Monday morning the first
session of Jackson County Superior
Court to be held in the new court
house will convene at Sylvia with
Judge Frank Carter presiding,
While this term is for the trial
of civil causes only, there are a
number of important cases of the
calendar and as this is the first court
to be held at the New County Seat
it is expected that a large crowd of
people will be in Sylvia during the
term and especially the first day.
The calandar is the largest that
has been prepared for any term of
court in this county for number of
years but it is believed that JUDGE
Carter. who has reputation for
dispatching business satisfactorily
and quickly. will dispose of the most
OF these and clear the somewhat
congested docket.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-15
state of C.o, II O: Toledo. Ice
lUcCS Count

''A'e % LucSs Count S.
Frank ). Cheney makes ooth that he f.
senior partner CT TIE fra C L. J. Cheney
e Co., Goin:, b.--less il TIC City Of Tt
iodo, Counly and State aforesaid, and
that said firm viii ply the sum CT CNE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case of CGtaFrh that cannot be cured
by tne use Of HALT9S CATARRII CURE.
FRANK J.. CEENEY.
Sworn to before re and subscribed IN
ny p-cce.ce, this 9Th day CT December,
4. D. 1856.
iSeaD a. Vt. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls CatarrI Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Ellis for constipation.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-15

The entertainment given by the
lower grades of the Sylvia Graded
School. Friday evening was a most
creditable affair and the entire per
formance was enjoyed by the large
guidance.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-15

Doing Business without Advertising
is like Winkin9 at woman in the
dark, you know where you are
but she don't.
So we advertising you know where still
sylvia with an ideal Cleaning and Pressing Es-
tablishment where our many friends
with patronage has enabled stand the test through
another hard winter business for the
While extend thanks liberal patronage for the
we solicit YOUR future will piece
work located just above the
JAS RITCHIE Gen Mgr of the Sylvia Pressing Club
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-15
5. 4. Mnnday & Co.

We will sell you the best Of Feed
stuffs at the best prices. Come and
see for yourself, then you will be con-
Venced. Located next to Holmes
BrysOns Store.
SYLVIA, n. c..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-09

To THE EpITos or THE SrS-Sir, Ac-
COrdng TO the Census Bureau the value
alone Of New Works. manufactured prod
ucts nearly doubles the national debt Of
the United states The number OF manu-
featuring concerns here, according 10 the
stat" Labor department, Is "a 600. The
making Of womcns clothing Is the great
est of the oity's industries with an out
put of nearly S27O.o00 900. The surface
subway and elevated lines carried in tn"
year l.,72,l9s.56s passengers %. 600. 900
more than In 1912.
New York city Is far behind many
smaller cities OF the country I'm control
ling the planting of trees In its streets
and in the care of trees after planting
The budget for 1914. approved by the
Board OF Estimate, Is sl92.9g5,55 This
is an increase OF S2S4,1l0 over the budget
OF 1913.
Three hundred and two persons. OF
whom lt9 were children under IL years
old, were killed by automobiles In New
York city in 1913; los were killed by
street cars; 6.>22 cases were handled BY
District Attorney Whitman and the Grand
jury and disposed OF. Four OF the cases
We're Of former Police Inspectors, Muir
tina. Thompson. sweeney and Hussey. who
are now serving time on the Island In
october there were IN use S5S60l gas
meters in Manhattan and The Bronx.
But, after all, we are sad because our
Julius Is ont Of job. l.. NJ
NEW YORK, January e.
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Give the Tinker u vacation.

1t Is distinctly encouraging to find
the members OF the city administration
content to try the effect Of running
the town under its present Charter
for u time instead Of beginning their
career with an appeal to Albany for
ment. Particular force is given to
their decision by the fact that all of
them have had experience in conduct
ing the municipal affairs in accord
ance with the provisions Of the
existing law.
Abused as Il has been. the Charter
Is not all bad. 1t cOnfers a mea sure OF
authority on the city government that
has never been thoroughly explored. 1t
actually contemplates the election of
Intelligent and devoted citizens as Al
dermen. strange as this may seem to
New Workers. This board has broad
powers over the domestic uprlsings and
downslttings of the community which
It has never pretended to exercise. ex-
cept with an Interior purpose. Little
TIN SULLIVAN recognized the POSSIBLE
ties of the aldermanlc office: 1t Is in
refreshing contrast to this melancholy
historical reflection to observe that
GEORGE MCANENY Is not blind to what
may be done by the officers over whose
deliberations he presides.
If In a year or so Mayor Mitchell,
Comptroller PRENDERGAsT and Presi-
dent MCANENY say they are agreed
that certain changes should be made in
the Charter their request for action
is sure to be received respectfully
Meantime they have acted wisely in
going to work with the instrument in
hand. and in telling the statutory
tinkers that their services will not be
wanted for time.
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business" It's questions and remarks
have indicated a design, II reserve
bank Is set up in New York city. to
level It in capital and resources with
the other reserve banks to he organ
lied. II the reserve section Of the Fed
eral reserve act IL construed as we
think 1t may he construed, the process
Of equalization can be facilitated by
distributing among all the reserve
banks the amount Of reserves which
individual banks In New York will be
required TO maintain in reserve bank.
Such q distribution would he n logica,
expression Of the fanatic notion that
New York city has grown rich and
great because Of the reserve balances
which have been carried here, and that
the time has come for changing all that
by scattering New Yorks own reserve
balances throughout the land.
or course the discovery will be made
sooner or later that NO artificial bar
riers or contrivances can change the
currents Of trade and money when
these have been directed BY natural
conditions, but the immediate conse-
quences Of any effort to do SO might
attain the proportions Of a disaster.
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member Of his military household.
1t shows him well set up and ready
with an expression Of unqualling cour-
age Oh his smooth shaver features
while he looks the camera straight In
the eye. He might be taken for a
commanding officer in the regular es.
Establishment, with those massive al
guillettes dependent from his left
shoulder and enwrea thing an arm
whose sleeve is maze Of gold braid.
Colonel BIRCH has resisted the tempta.
tlon to grasp his sword hllt; modestly
but valiantly the thumb VI n berlnged
left hand Is thrust into his belt, while
the right hand hanging gracefully by
his side holds new pair Of white silk
gloves. No part Of the uniform is more
attractive than the cap surmOunted by
II golden eagle with outspread wings,
the peak being of almost solid gold.
This beautiful uniform Colonel BIRCH
donned for the second time only when
he presented his credentials In the vel.
low salon mt Lisbon. and a report Of
the function In the DidriO dc NOficids
proves beyond cavil that he dazzled all
beholders and shed an unfading lustre
upon Camden county. The Republican
Guard In the Blcas courtyard saluted
him with awe, and the military honor
was repeated on the stairway and In
the vestihu'e hy other dei"cincnts.
The Colonel delivered an address In
English beginning "Eycellcncy,' AMI
Don MANUEL pE AREiGA responded
with great cordiality in his best Portu.
guesc. Afterward the new American
Minister conyerscd fcll"ltOusly with
the dlgnltaries present through al in
terpreter. The DidriO de- Noticids con.
tans Il handsome account Of his politi.
cal career, not overlooking those inval-
liable services at the Wilson headquar-
ters at Baltimore and his yeoman work
In the campaign. IN fact, one gathers
that he was largely instrumental in
electing WOODROW WILSON.
The President may discover men of
subtler intellect 10 represent this coun-
try at the courts OF Europe, although
that may he doubted. but surely 1t
will be In vain Ia seek for n gentleman
who can look better yroomcd and more
happy and distinguished In "A well
tailored aidedc-camp uniform than
Colonel THOMAS II. BIRCH of southern
Nam 1nrsnv