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Arizona republican., 1917-06-17

The re-treading machine is manufac- tured Oy the Baker ron Works.
 The Payne & Saufley company is now equipped to do any kind of tire repair work on short notice. The new shop will be located at IS East Mon roe street, segregated from the main store in order to give better service in both establishments as well as more room.
 M. il. Luckett, recently of the Standard Vulcanizing company ot Oakland, Cal, and an expert in cora and Ie-treading work. will be in charge of the new department Con ny Claire. recently of the Fisk Rub- Der company and regarded as one of the best workmen in this section of the country, will also be in the new department.
 NulcaniZing and re-treading has taken great impetus during the past few months, due largely to present high prices of tires and also, to a considerable degree. to the excellent work now being turned out at the Payne & Saufley company.
 The capacity of the new plant when complete will be about 20 re- treads and 50 ordinary sections q day, be- sides any number of tubes and other STPa Ter jobs
Arizona republican., 1917-06-17
STRANGE CAVE FOUND
 SHATTUCK WORKINGS

One of the scenic places of Arizona is the cave in the Shattuck-Arizoaa mine at Bisbee. Many visited this cave before it was closed to the pub lie a short time ago It will eventual ly be filled up to enable work of min ing both above and below to proceed without danger to the miners.
 This cave was first discovered in a l drift on the 300-foot level which pene- trated it at a central point. A drift on either side would have passed it and i left it perhaps never to be discovered, In shape it is huge lens approximate ly following the bedding planes of the inclosing limestone at an inclination of about 35 degrees and it is roughly circular in horizontal projection.
 Its upper extermity is 175 feet above the 3OO-foot level and the diameter of it's circular projection is $40 feet. Be- tween it's roof and floor at the high est point it is 80 feet.
 Looks Like Church
 It at first presents the appearance of a Gothic cathedral interior, when electric lighted, with it's stalcitite,
  colors and blendings.
 Directly beneath the cave Is zone of boulders and detritus cemented with calcite and below that again is mass of siliceous breccia. The breccia zone extends to within few feet of the foot level, where it rests on a sill of granite porphyry of great laterial extent and variable thickness. I Throughout the detritOus thickness are scattered shoots of high grade copper and lead-silver ore. AssOciat- l ed with the breccia are several rare minerals, most noteworthy of which is copper-lead vanadate, a on-zink- ferrous cuprodescolizite.
 Several theories have been advanced to explain the origin of the cavern. It | is probable that the shrinkage con- ] tiugent upon the qualification and | cooling of the intrusive mass scattered 1 and opened the rock mass for great i distance above it. The contempOr i aneous induration of the bacciated ma 1 terial blythe siliceous magmatic emina- tions from the porphyry entailed further loss in volume. This left a large space easily accessible to acid meteoric waters which enlarged the cavity to it's present size and left it ready for the calcium carbonate.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-17
COMPLETE TIRE
 REPAIR OUTFIT
 BEING PUT IN

The Payne & Saufley Rubber com- pany is now installing a complete new repair and vulcanizing outfit. which is said to be one of the most com plete and up-to-date outfits in Ari Zona
 The outfit includes the Akron Tip Top Ti-Re- Par. type B. three cav ity vulcanzer a self contained boiler and inside patch vulcaniZer and spe- cial tube plate. S9x36 inches. Also g vertical re-treading kettle, 42X24 inches, having a capacity of six tires.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-17

Do not wait till tomorrow-Phone that WANT AID to The Republican office now. and get your wish fulfilled.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02

stn3eInen Snbio bum, 70 lanee IS
IN Der aspobntsn umssbuue blsibt,
ioSuiogsH automatii6. @snn absr elm
lolhss uraItes BaIopoIt in isiusm
gerited aufaeIpjrt Miro. peuu fpiOri=
&c llmitGnos 81 ieiney 3eripIittsrung
fibrtn, uno Der Stomm bier uno
oprtbin ssritrsut ipirb uno feline Nit
glieber in neue. u%ngeippbnte 9erhdlts
Mile tpmmsn, oann periogt felbit Der
nunoerburIte &ulturreihtum. Dds
Bolt psrtommt unO psridpinoet ous
mGbIi6. neil bic ieitber eepflogsnen
9%elpobnbeiten perio9sn. Wdbren0 bier
bic auItur in Der llmgebung uno Der
TRADITION rubt, lebt iie bel Dem Steps
pen uno 0iitsnmenih i'm 8ppfe;
lte berubt ouf benz WiIen, BEN Grz
fabrunoen. 0ie ie0er neue gag nit
ieinen pedieIuoen Ginoriidsu Gcm
&erItonoe e%inprG9t. 60 itebt Der Nos
maoe ieoem neutt un9elpobnten Mo-
ment, o0S in ieineu Geiidtstrei8 eins
tritt. oleih 9~erpdppnet 0eQsniiber uno
perlnog iih allen @erbdltnifen idneu
a%n5upo1en. 0us fibrt bel ben Nomas
Osno0ltern oud iebr friib Su elmer
InteleitueIlen IrbeitsteiIuug nit nett
9ebenber Spe5inIiiisrung Der ein3sIneu
Winens3pejge, tpie unter dnbsrem bas
Seiipiel Der alter 4rober belueiIt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02

renb iid De u,aeruH Ecutt NIT dlers
bano GrioBmuten p0tr meuigteu3
ie1r i1Ied.tu 1Orten bebeifen. 6uE
Die Weltllatitit t1nN man iia ieoens
fails mr. all De 3liiern Der Seedus@
Tubr aus @Gina 1uller. Oleie bNbsg
i'm lebten Sagr5c)nt etipa Slpitdeg
182 un0 24D Diilionen PfuhD gee
idpnntt. o9ne ouB EN- a~usgetprpd,es
ner 6orti0rltt ODER Riid9ang 81 ers
tennen g%etpelen mare. OdBeJen BIT bic
AusFubr aus Britt q Snoien Jap
regelmabig 3ugerommen unD lett Dem
Sabre 1904 bic Ausfubr Gbinas
letS iibertroffen. Rebnet man gar biz
5eeausfubr Der 5niel Geplon binsu,
10 hut oles gelumts tnorihe 0eblef
0o8 9ineiine &ejh in oieiem Puutte
ldpn UNI ous 0opptIte ibeyiIiigeIA.
Ter N%ufiGpung SuD,ens lit oubeEs
pr0entliD groB 9epelen, Bonn leiR
Nnttil an oer leternte Der Welt III
naA elmer i'm .5ropenFilan5et" pers
6iientIiften llebetiidt bon einem
UierteI i'm SATIRE 1888 bis ouf me9r
ais bic 9dltte in Sabre 1903 aeitles
gen. Nn0sre Cancer tomrten nebeu
Sn0ten uno 6tina lpenig IN Betrndt.
Gen Itdrtfen Ge,perbraud bat D
alien Gdn0eIn GngInno. no er auh
nod in onueruotr 3unabme be9ritieR
III. Qlu sneiter GteIle inter oel tees
tr%intenben ytutionen iteben jeBt Oie
Qolldnper, ytunen unO Amet,fnuer
foI9en oemnd9N, oo1l bat BET bt;0sr
Der 3eeDer6rau6 dbJenommea. IGct
m OeutialanO lit I'M sabre 1910 eln
i~tarter Gidqong ocs Lee5eruiee 5u
oer3sifneu gsipsim (iniol0e or r,ciIa
qen Grbobung ots 2ee}OuesD Sn
5rantret4 piro ocn 0en m,.telurc=
pdiidsn Stduten an penl9 en- 1n
8etrunten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
yiomnOcu nno Nfcrbaner.
Setradtnngen iibcr bic auItnrTtnfc bic
fer beioen &6ltcrtlaKru.

en- dlteren etfnoIogiih Z tultur9es
fhiutliten Werten be9e9net man nct
bitter Ser QnIidt, ooB bic auIturituf,
oes NterboueS fid crit aus Der Dea
Npmobm RrnusgebiIoet BADEN. &jcit
Der Gltereu 6oriher iin0 Der WIels
nunQ, oaB bos Romo0entum elns
9eripiI0erung Der &uItur beotUte.
Dab Ojeis 5ppOtteIe taum 3uireIIanc
lit, erojtt 1i3 mett uro melr oas
benz ethnologii4en Ytat'yioi, has
bur6 Die leBten 5orI6uu9sreiien uns
Qjft qef0rbert mor0en lit. 90 We.lt
Qroi. geo Jrobeniu5 in ejnem Nufs
iab, tetiteit .Guiturgeo0ropbii1e Be
tradtun9en Ror0neitoiritas", por0ui
bin, 0ob boieIb,t Die Gteppsunoma>
ben i'm 8e3sniog 81 BEN du6.tn
Gjrbrut. zen ije mohen, cine tottrs
Gu.tlr beiiBen. ul5 Die Sad uno
O|ortn6ou treibenDsn GiJmme, bic III
Dan Qi9iungen Der &I.oer Dotnen.
Dele Ylanioqenboufr ijno pobI ma
ter.sG D.eQeiht h3taritebeno. oter
bisie maierieQe aultur 1T me1r srer6t,
l1ertommene us5erltefsrun9, BE.
an Der Sdone bc'terb, BON Gener1s
tionen gu 8eneratjonsn feline 4ers
beTsrungsn srfaprt. Gle pjrtt bsi BEN
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
&ricgsWnuterunGtn Ger Gitre.
&eiipiclc upu Ncrocruuacu Der nitbcT
GeDradtcn 2cbencatuphubciieu.

SCttptclc pptt Wc'ocrui1cu Der nItbcF
G~ebr0dtcu 2c6enSatuohuIeitcu.
Ginen einifneioenpen GinfluB list
Der WeItttieg auf Die aitGer8ebr0d-
ten Gebens9eppbnbeIteu Der 2It;e,
So perlieBen gauge 8aubpo9eIiami
lien bis ieBt pom Sample peri4ont
gebliebene Ge6iete uno pGbtten Dos
&r~iegsgebiet gu i9rem neuen Nuf.
entbolt. 9obei muBten bduIig
Streden ben pieIen b%unoert &ilos
metern 3uriidqele9t perpen. 9ie
our6 Quge oDer @erud) beoingte
Wabrnebmun8 b~eiIerer GrndbrpnQs
perbdltniIie tonnte babel taum ibre
Wirtung iiben. Nnoere 9iere ME
Der, 70 Side uno 8e6e bat Der &rieg
perfaeudt, Sic iino aus G'ali5i'n
unD Wol6pnien in ba5 Snnere ytuB
lambs oll8gepnnoert. mo ibon lonqe
teine mebr on5utreiien nnren. 2tu6
bic Nuero6Ien, bieIe perein3elten uul
Dem Nusiterbeetot itebenoen Nahe
tommlinoe zines 0roben. emit gun}
europa beiieptlnoen 0eihlehts, ia
ben bic Sample Der Wcni6eu gu
Wonoerern oemnht. Dir 8eIomeIfs
fain putihd. bic ibncn 70 Iange ols
ein3iger QufentbaIt8ort bicnte - no
fe 9eDeqt unb qepfte1t wurbcn unb
mo- i9re 9otung non u%nGeruienet
!9ono bel Der Strnfe Der 8erblns
nung nah Gibirlen D:r6oten mai
baben iie beylaiien uno Il6 i'm
Sibirifhen Commencement dnqeIIebelt.
belt. Qbe, Der Grieg bat nidt nur mons
den 0e9enoen HuBiano8 p~iertuBige
gclpobner. Die font bort fremo pns
rem, Qeifentt, ionDern ouh Die imtlrte
3unobme Der WoIie, 5ijdie, 9auien
uno ionItioen Mo!btiere i'm aon3en
Reihe beipirtt. 0os miro burb bic
Werringerunq Der Sab Der Sd9er
iniolGe Der Gin5erufHnaen gum Wsie
titdr ertldrt. Dab irejlih aus o:es
fem Grunbe nidt MIR eire 3unabne
pes Rou63euQs, ionoern aud RES
RuBniIoes ieitqeitsIlt pnrOe, 1T eine
rsht be3ei6nenoe GrIdeinuna bn bic
ruIiif6en Sdqer IS on Der Soften
uno Utiiben erforoern0en Nui3utt.
pie Jutter i@treuen, Rnu63eug pers
ni6ten uiip. tets is6ten lieben. SIN
8egenfoB to5u if in DeutihIono
bic 3ubl bss RuBpitoes, bo itm bic
y6e9er fs6Ien. troB Oerminoerten 4bs
iAifien 3uyifgelonQsn. grbittert
Iino in 8uBlauo i'm Noroen bic
alagen ij6er bic ger1oe3u unqe6eure
3uno6me Der 9dym. rad neuen
geri6ten burdItreiien iis, in gr0bes
rem Sdaren 3uiammen8etun, bos
Gono uno uGh.en %ein3ein gelegene
Ge6oIte nitt nur gum 3ieIe ibret
Nn9riffe, iouoern aud iorm!i4er.
mon6mat IoGor msbrsre Gage lang
bduernber 0e,aaerunQeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02

hem fIadsrnbsn 2idt - ME Elm bun.
tss, reidss. oltes Bib. Inufbeuo.
psriisbsno, nit Der GinfaIt peItfernet
Msnihsn.
Damn snb @norns Smrs bic @tio.
;urid. rsihts lelnen 6rsunoen cie
6auo uno sin9 NIT &iin in Die
bIaue, tisfs Sommernadt
(Snoe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
(22. Sorticbung.)
6 inunooier5Ggtes Rapis
tel.

Sn Raguia b!ubts Der SIsancss
in u%nerborier YtaGI, be alte &IHoe
IN Dem uerlplIoetten Part bate Iuts-
Der elm solpenes glss uber t4re un-
50bligeH, !l4tgrunen NeIts un0
Spelge geSogen, uuo rte 9uu6e SuIt
mar ertullt bon WOgIgeru1 uno
Hlenengeiumm.
SunIlu9e. elngetauht in tauienos
taGrs Geunten. etIgelple9t DOM Huu<
l6en Der bIauen AprIa, %umlpOnHen
BON un5erltorbaren Sauber blitens
l9fpersn SomneGs.
SH ipor.loler Seligteit tranten
Nnords Smre uno Die l1one, blonde
Niia li9 iutt an Der 9errIl9telt
Iingsum.
2Bls elm t0itIi6es @ei4meioe, ouf
benz SpnnenltrabIen tpleIen, 10 lag
Hogula IN Den SamtfaIten leinss
19ugenOen Yergriidens.
QpeIBgetrOnte WogeH roIIten bull
bi9enp beran un0 pergingen gu DEN
6uBen oleler S9onlten Der S1onen.
rQYenn mir bier bleiben tonnttn,
Ou NIeberl" logte Niin lelie ME sin
9ouG, ais firG)te lIe, etlpus unlags
lid &olIbdres gu Seritoren.
Smre uml1lang ne.
.Nillit 0u. 0uB mir bier pohz
men? Wta6t IS Did 1rOber ais Der
b!eide Slang 3etner nOrpoeutiden
9elmat?"
Sic nei9te ibr Saupt bis an iein
9er5.
5nre tniete Dor ibr nieber.
Sem idmuIer, ountler &opf bate
bic S9onbett etnes lungen 6NnItIs
ters.
.Msins a6nigin, feb, mas Did
bier um9lbt, ioll Gein iein. 0elne
Nugen ipllen ouf Die fIommenoen
8eete, out pas bIuue, peite Wieer
iein, unler iiibes &IuD ioll auf oleler
9riinen Raienild6e ipleIen. pas
9aus bort iolI 10 erltsben. ple Gem
9er5 es lid ertraumt. uno allie uns
iere Geoanten iOlIen li9 i'm ons
ferne 9eim t4lingen, penn mir I'M.
ter bic uielen fremoen Weniaen oa
orauBen 9eben miiien,"
nSa, ia, 10 iOll es iein, 8eIiebs
ter"
&eiier, fofenber SubsI i6pons in
2iias Worten.
8erpebte Gaute brangen BON un<
ten berauf - bic Welt mar punoers
f6Dn-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02

5.ine Gr3,ebung. Die
erIten 2nqe Der 6Iitterpoten DeK
iunQe @iotte betrohtet Die ansitat-
tunq Der 6rou; .0u bait ia left uieG
WGi6e mitQetrrr9t. ober ME ih be-
merle. Iinb in alien Semoen unD
Gtriimpfsn 2oder."
so, neiBt Iu, i'd ponts mnuhs
mol etuas ausbeiIern, ober pie Muts
ter bat INNER geIogt; nQob nur, bis
On oer5tirotet Bit, onnn anit Dm.
5eit genu9!!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
@enise Gage ipdter fubren fe nod

8enise Gage ipdter fubren ie nod
Gottaro.
Die Elm bunter Soum an srou-
iilberner SeIoe i6Iong Gnttaro iib
uln bloue 8u9ten an bic ragenoen
8eree, iiber bic in mdhti9en Sd!eis
fen uno Winoungen Der ~granDiols
Neg na4 @etinje flbtt.
Oas welBe Sditi lag pie cine
grOBe WtOpe in benz i%pieIenoen.
i4ln9ernoen, tiefen Slau.
Nnoros Smre uno Niia einig:en
ii6 nit eiuem Der uieIen &uti1er,
bic ain WIolo lteben, UNI Die Neilsu,
ben IN Die ~SGpar5en Ser9e" gu
brin9en.
Damn idlenoertsn ite pur9 ens
l6male Staottor, Dos unter elmer
alien 8olerne blnrpe9 in Die Stuot
fibrt, Die llG nit l9malen @aIien
uno boben 9uuiern eng on Den 6uB
oes Ser9es tIammert. uberrust BON
pielen Seteftigungen.
SIN einem Der etnfaden 9aitbGu>
fer rultsteu lie, auf elmer Deinlaubs
um5osenen @eranoa. Die SUnne
mart 9oIoene, runpe TIeden uno
luitig bulhsnoe Stretfen uno Stetne
ouf bunte 2ii4tiider, belle HleIoe1
uno in ben Wein, Der ME Sppus
leu9tete uno funteIte.
Die @alien paren oiel 81 eng.
als Dab elm 8asen lla bate b.n-
burd5lOdn9en t%Onnen; maj borte nut
bos aloppern uno Soppen Der plelen
Sdritte, Die lebbaften u%nterbaItuns
gen Der 8oriiber9ebenoen, osren
Stimmen an ben boben 9auiern bins
ouf> uro binob5u8Ieiten tatenen, unp
bin unp ipieoeg oas Hattern eIaer
Rorre.
Die 9rpmenaoe, bic Gafes, bi,
flie9enoen 9Gnoler, bic Sbtitdnoe,
8ugen, SienItleuts, MontenegtIner
in ibrer maIeriiden Sra6t, Wtuttos
fen Der GoIts uno Ynilagterifiife,
GILES bos nor auBsrbalb Der Stuotz
mouer, am 9ofen. am Snneriten Der
,8ochs bi Gottaro", bieier 5ioros
bes Siibens.
SIN Snnern Der Staot botte allies
ettpas eng lminBtes, Suiammsn9es
ita9teltss, iobrbunoerteIang Ginges
fpanntes.
Smre uno 2ifo Iieben iid cine
trGltigs MnbI5eit berslten, ebe lie
bic iiebsnItinOigs 6abrt nit Dem
@ogen nab Montenegro antraten.
QdiIiq trdumeno iaBen lie in ter
gerunpo. Qiia f~iitterte bic ~tIeinen.
braun oefieoerten 0aiienbuben. Die
bier tpie in ibrer 9simot Idrmen uno
6etteln.
Sie i6oute gu Smrs ouf: Run
iao' mir eiumal. Smrs, bat &c did
uiAt bod Gin peniq 9etreut. bob
GreteI uno Rueoli did ME sinsn
@ruoer beqruBten, uno oaB 2ants
9ertruo url5 enluo. lie IN 0rCB
mutters oltsm, I.sben 9aus 81 &c
iuten?"
.Ntein 2iebIing, 1u peiBt ss rod.
i'd mar 10 gIutIlt iir did. uno i'd
reroe MID 10 lnnig trsusn. NIT Dir
bort gu istn. no Geine grinnsrun-
gen Did umfau9sn. 4Ilss ptro mir
teuer lein, mas Gu Iisbit -
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
gu. an ben grunnsn ftanbsn jung,

gu, an ben Sruunsn ftanhtn jung.
Seuie.
Snpn brsitste Der Ibeno feline
miIosn S4dttsn ianftIgenD ubsr alis
6arben uno liber ps ItenI1enbers
sen. Sin Ieutsr 6eIerabeno l1lsn
IS Siia gu lem.
SIe 9rIllen 5Irpten auf ben Sell
bern, uno III luBTrIlder 9sugeruh
ourpSos Die breltsn. slnta4en Stras
Ben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02

Mater JelerDe6rmG n
nerr. 5eJeylU16rmann ou1 g.:
Utein Gjslet - mir b15'u q Ieusrs
me5r. &aun byeant's, lit Der granD
uiseer l'.piht."
JsusrpslCmlnn aus g.: Die beis
ier 5susrUs4r ian mir, bei uns pa
brennt's U6er9oup. nett"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17
Answers to Yesterdays Quiz

/. The "rIqture fight" Is wugcd against I'M
limited debate ia the senate. Each ~ruu-
tor may hold the floor for indefinite
period for debate, aud II II thus possible
far the minuTtN to hold M legislation.
which T., not nu-~ible in the House. " here
debate is limited bN the VIII of the ma
lUrltN.
. Riga l. u Russian citv. on the Gulf Of Rira.
about 1870 miles from the tTu-siun linz.
III" Russian oiirn-iN" there j. said to
threaten the Germans plans IN RUiuHnil,
bernuse, if it became serious, trunpS
might have to bc sent north from the
other end Of the long front.
3. Walter u, Edge is Govcrnor ~ Sew Jersey
4. Ambu -,udOr de signate Fletcher has not been
sent 10 the Mexican capital, hut u il eE-
ppried that hr viii sOUn there ~ the
official representative 1f the United
States.
of Florida, the Atlantic coast.
g. The War Of the Spanish Success sion IfOI-
10 fought between the EuEli-h-
DutcL-German Miles und the FRENCH, IN
der Louis NV: The D"hr ni MaTihor-
helm. TIE chief purpose Of thr war NI-
To prevent "a union Of the French aud
spanish thrones under the EouTbUHs.
! Irrrdentism l. a movement which originated
in italy In 1919, having for it, Uhirct the
hans. but subject TO Ausirir aud other
Powers the recovery Of 'iihliA IRE
drnta." ''InTedecmrd italy."
T. The Sociuiist vote for .rrr.ident In lOl:
was 300, COOS In 1915, IJO,nJO,
o. ''Rnundhrad,' was a term rnntrmptuOusiv
applied 10 the English Puritan PARTY lH
ths time Uf Charles I. originating Ia their
fashion 0f wearing the hHiT -buTt. while
the Cavaliers wore flowing lock,
TO- Madison square Il a thuTOuEhfnre run
street west Of TWenty y--pCuud street. to
GFaS's Ferry avenue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17
DON'T FORGET THIS

CONGRESS gave the Treasury Depart
- ment authority TO issue bonds 10 pay
for building the Panama Canal. Under
Republican revenue laws the income Of
the Government was so great that II
was possible 10 pay for more than one
half Of the canal out Of current receipts
Under Democratic revenue laws the
Treasury Is now running behind al the
rate Of s2.00O.O00 a day. II is proposed
TO sell Panama Canal bonds to the ex
tent Of 1921 900 900 and 10 issue short
time notes for $500, 0,O00,O0O to replenish
the Treasury and save it from bank.
ruptcy.
1t Is further proposed 10 Increase the
inheritance tax and 10 levy a tax Of
hye per cent on an business proats IN
excess Of eight per cent.
If these things are done we can meet
the revenue situation without disturbing
the present tariff duties or amending
the income tax law" according 70 a dis
tinguished Democrat.
This means that IL the Democrats can
borrow money they can worry along for
a feW raonths longer without being forced
70 confess that their FeVenue legislation
has been failure ffom The beginning.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17
The Northeast Corner
NNTV
TttTOMAS CARLYLE phraeed Tho q.
XIV

THOMAS CARLYLE phrased the na,,.-
i rather deicately when he said. "Sps,r
your eincerest. think your wlsast; ibarc y
gtll great gulf between YOU and the fsc,
And we are led to quote this as the cvpar.
opinion of q philosopher who rsaiize5
something OF the eternal vcritics having ~
mind the career unhappIly now ended ~
Colonel william = cody
That he was not tho typicaI plalnsr,a,
ae those Of US who know our Yves, r,iy
understand. was entirely true. IIe yys,
something even better lie vlsiialized re-
us by mere cEaEgcration,, something or ibo
idcas--somcthinE Of tho dream NJ vybat
ought 10 he, bat s not He brought into a.
intimate knowledge something Of tho cbiy'
airy which VIC had believed to he eRisten,
and in doing this he performed a Great
service Iic made dreams come true sns
that is no unmpurtaut part of the days
work Facts, naked facts. are not ali ~
truth II is what VIC believe them 10 bs
that sends ones Imagination far afeld in
search Of the ultimate and II that oualifv
were rcmoycd--that quality ~ riciurcsnuA
imaginings--t the day would be rrav indond
Speaking on similar fines tho Chicago
Tribune saws
And perhaps his rcalcst critics wore
not SO nearly right as they thought
themselves America needed the ilIu
sion II II was an illusion which Buffalo
Bills rude art created Fact after all.
is not all Of truth. Truth IS fact rer.
fcCtcd by our own dreams fact niug
orr emotional reactions from fact. This
will 1.-Two with us while mere facts ging
into tho shadows uf tho forgotten uapt
Thcy arc dead II Sc what We gfve
facts that makes them Immortal
So when We como TO know that real truth
ls nothing but plain fact perfected bv our
own dreams" VIC shall como to a sort ~
paradise apart; we shall come into that
country whore Eogaliud and TT,Drrn live
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17
THE INCREDIBLE BRYAN

10 Tho Editor Of me Evening Ledger:
Slr-Kindly inform me II 1t Is true that
William Jennings Bryan has turned against
government ownership and operation
lust happened TO read a few words tucked
away IN a magazine few days since that
he has that when testifying before the
Newlauds Senate Committee some weeks
ago on the railroad problem he spoke
against the Government taking over the
railroads. or something 10 that effect I can
hardly believe It true. must have dreamed
n on one Of the nights my indigestion was
bad Pending further information don't
tell me 'tisn't true. for twill make my m
digestion worse again. and 1 Will like as not
dream Il All over again-I win take an
awful chance ana say: 1T Is never too
ate to nuend and Better late than never
phaadelu1la. January "a II A. 3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17
sTALKED BY HIS PAST

Oyer his shoulder he spies t.
GImpses il everywhere,
Spite Of the speed that he flies Il
SIN IL Is always there.
Under the bush II rs lurking
Hidden behind tree,
Close as a burr. never shirkinK,
stiugs with the sting Of bee.
There Is its cap DER the bushes.
There are its tracks In snow.
Heard rs its course through the rushes.
Rapid It Is or slow.
There IS his past ever stalking.
Close at his flying heels,
Like 10 "a specter Is gaWking.
Deep IN his brain il reels.
Would he could live In the moment,
Would he could shake his past
Would he could quiet this foment
Gripping his life 50 fast,
Would he could hope for forgetting
Just Tor a day be free.
lie 3 too late for regrettiRg
stalkea ~ hls past 3 be.
I'VE b.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17
HUMAN BRoTHERHOOD

To the Edior NJ me ErCaing LcdDc@
s.r-Lots forget we are Americans,
Frcuchmcn. ItngIishmen, ETC. ANA rcmem-
Der we are all human beings We were not
horn for the purpose of destroying each
other for the sport of kings, like Roman
gladiators or beasts In the forest we ar"
put on earth to advauc" civilization and
not to tear it down with Instruments Of
death.
We are all human beings so why not
help each other make life NOR. enjoyable
for each other; The body and soul suf-
fer enough hardships and pains ia our
journey Of life by disease without adding
the misery of war,
So let humanity he the password and
remember we are all human beings with
the same purpose in life advancement. not
destruction. JACOB MILLER.
Philadelphia January 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17

TO the Editor Of the EueHbg Ledg0"
Sir-Secretary Daniels was right when
he characterized the bids OF American war
muuition manufacturers as outrageous 4"
These fellows are lot OF harples who nile
up lIl-gotten wealth from the war. Just as
their coworkers, the yultures, grow fat on
the coTpses and carron Of the battlefield.
CIVIL WAR VET
Philadelphia. January lG.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-17
QUIZ


l. What II JrTrr-On's NuuuuI'
.. Was II ever regarded us ruutcmut of Con-
Frr.~ to challenge u member to fight a
dupln
2. Was any enc under twrnty-one years Of age
ever admitted 10 seat In thU House Of
tFmmUm-H
I. ndrr whose MANAGEMENT l. the stephen
GiTurd estate?
.. What H. bi-hnp suiTrIgnn?
q what H. the chemical composition Of ozone?
:. What wr~ the purpnsc Uf ihp-r who set up
the Commune la rari, Gur.mg the Franco
PruSsiau war"
T. What l. lEhCrnEr"
o. Who WAS MnErllunt
10 What I, GTus's Inmt