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THE RUSSIAN GRABBING FEAST.
A Custom In Honor OF Elijah PoiatinE Back
to Perm. the SIavoninn Thunder God.

Custom In Honor OF EilJah Pointing Back
to Perm. the sIsvoni"n Thunder God.
A strange RELIGIOUS custom is practised BY
the Ru sian peasants OF o onetsk and In ad-
join ng districts Of southern Archange and
other Governments A few days be ore the
calendar day OF Elijah tho prophet Aug. II the
pea, ants bring cattle to tho co riyard Of their
churches. each according TO his circumstances.
II they are poor they throw taeir donations to-
gether and buy ne or two heads OF cattle Tor
the whole village. After the morning services
OF EIiJah's Day the priest comes out OF the
church in his officinl vestnlents and sprinkles
holy water on the cattle. During tho noon scr.
vices the cattle are killed and boiled In large
Eet les kept around tho church from year
to year for tho purpose. The priest again
comes out and sprinkles holy water on the
u eat. Al on MS this 10 done all Tho villagers
fall to md try 10 grab each ns much OF the
meat as he rnn.
livery ,nsasant then !st.ibutes tho meat
est relatives. who consume it. on the spo'.
Many n stu dy vi.lagsr gets his clothes TORI. or
bS, ,SSs d no,
slider IL u necessary auxiliary 70 tho time;
Is called
savage @ remonv. In some pacss tn y have
he HOLY Virgin tkns. ~. and cause the .at,le
oiysreI by tho lsasants 70 bs so In tho inter.
rbtS ol tue HuCcu III otuoI piN''b tHoy nave
the N AZ distributed IN regular order so as 10
9 al 'grabolng" scrn mbl., But neh changes
where they hav" been nade the ps"iis within
r. few ye RS u Rndoned them md returned 10
Tho original usage Of grabbing" Thoy as
srrt that W on the ceremony WAS not Ier-
formed IN the ri ht manner on Elijah'I Day.
heir cattle were IN that year destroyed by
hail storms and lightning IT by wi i beats.
From tho siorie. VIII oh the l.eopie tell moth.
Ing cnn 10 learned o the origin OF the feast. as
there Ia not a pc son living who remembers
the time when IL Wa. not celebrated. Students
al ethnOgra. by having made diliIent Inquiries
a. out The subject NIL over tho vast region. wore
informed by the oldest peasants that they had
inhsi tod he trad tons OF the feast from their
grandsircs. All the pupuln stories OF the feast
tend merely to Sow The hello PREVAILING that
n the least Ia not rightly cele rated calamities
are imminent by storm thunder lightning.
or Ia" ravaGes of wild animals. Tho clergy OF
tho whole irE OIL n.cribr tho-c helieis u tho
ysne alton OF the i~oplo for the h"l prophet
Eljah" VIII H. rst.omed moro high iy The
hla alan peorle Than amy ,aint In the Greek
remain i,ered that tho Leilei in ih,t rrophet
prevails no o,L among tho liussian SANS.
but also among the i.mthelian bohe mians.
Bulaarians. and others. hoy say that under
en-uss when E.ijah's chariot Is rolling In
heaven, and pray that the prophet may NOT
drive about so frequently.
To the students OF ethuoiogy on the other
hand. IL appears that the preference which the
to them he represents q divinity worship ped
before thsy accepted Chrlstlsnity -.....-a
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AN ENORMOUS UNDERTAKING.
Three Plans for the Building OF . Rail.
road Across Siberia.
Pom the Railroad Gosrtte

From tho report Of Col. Nicolai woloshinow
of the general stall Of the Russian arr les on
the va ious rroects for n trans siberian rail.
road We are allie to pres mt the governing
data on which the Russians are rr"p, sing to
build their road that is key to come 30
10 ent fa"tor in the worl.',s progress. hree
W"lo hnow: Que. an all-rail route from Sla-
tonsk to Nladivostok. 4.094 miles long. with
say sl7O.UOO,OnO: another firm Tomsk TO
Stre,onsk. crossing Lake Baikal by steam
boats: LIP miles. With EGO miles more all
to Vladivostok. or 1872 miles 81 track. costing
l22. OU,O 900 rou bles. or il OOO.0On: and third
tinuirg the roni around the south end OF Lake
laikal. extending he trsck down the Amur ! o
entiIe / tnncs from thp Amur /" viadlrnstos.
requiring 2.VOO miles of track and costing 2lS.-
O0UUO0 roubles, or $lO9.UUU. 900. The Lust iwo
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CLETELAND BEYOND REDEMPTION
Senator Vest Tells slow the Claimant Has
Lost His Chancrs In the South.
From N, Chicago sunday Inter Ocean

From n, Chicago sunday Inter ocean
pa Among the wsIl.known guests Of The Grand
attention than !" short. thick. SGT man. whose
Inely knit figure wa. wen So of By . business
nv" 81 sI"y wS"S sw Ss s"s s sas
hs ssan. As he stood with his back leaning
against the marble counter his whole manner
the Democratic. fighter on tue iioor Of the
was on his way from " New York 70 Ii. Ioui..
aIph s'opDed ~ n chicago 70 take u Last view
to b S" !he n Rsr'd tho
"a az ~ issasr q hi. party in .b: soythys.t.
ne 1nts !. he gave reporter for tn. lnter.
test senntor !est expressed his sentiments 10
q sf n q T.. ;ss d 5ne
Zen Grove; Cleveland has very, Little show Of
%oSia SS ,hs Shoics q u. South Tor ssld ont
s ss 90 s m9s any one would b prof
Al ilrst MI Vest declined to talk politics. hut
a. wa: sd 10 ~
had made. and beat about the bush In the
manner Of an a.tute poIiiic n for. awhile. but
stsa in the south and scn S1S rs"iis snn'
y"nd redemn,ion in the South. There was q
S iIsa Ssssns sGa PSs%S S..
lnnii had, .ut that time mss I.ssed.
Mr.. Cleveland. Tor above All things AM Dem:
ocrat; ! am simply telling you The facts I
ton nf the feeling hat tx lists among the South
eTn Democrats l can truthfuliy say ihat Mr..
Cleveland will MOI be q strong man before the
Conyenlion 30 far ~ the States that are gen:
orally spoken Of a. the South are concerned"
To wha do you attribute this change In
n "Yon ought to know II you are. posted st all.
me attitude ho has assumed To- relation to
coinage Legislation The staie OF Texas wants
the DIRECT opposite OF what Mr.. Cleveland { a.
outlined a. hi, continents. The States a liza:
cent TO Texas and my own state OF Missouri
all entertain desire for Q policy entirely DIFF
felent 10 Mr.. Cevelauds."
Then You consider Mr.. Cleveland as entire
ceruedf
i" lty no means WhatI do mean 10 that his
strength In The South has become 20 weak emf ID
that II an available man Is presented there ID
great doubt OF Mr.. Cleyelands being able to
secure the yotss q the dslsSstes from many Of
Here the senator excused himself. q hs had
| 70 take usin for his home.
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Schemes In Congress to Bore Deep for
Suspes ted stores or Precious Metals.

Suspet ted stores or Precious Netals.
From N. Washington Star.
A scientific scheme OF much importance has
been ayitated in Washington recently. DIR.
ing the last TWO ConGresses there have been a
number OF Representatives and two or three
yor OF IN appropriation f"r boring = h 10 in
the earth several miles in deph Il has long
yavs n iEe sGne Of prscions etss and
other mineral substances is locked np out OF
reach beneath the crust OF this planet All the
riches dug cut OF II rep esent par-ly the most
SUPERFICIAL and Ineffective scratching Of the
surface. Once reader accessible Z; the Internal
human being might 1e thousand times q
G.ologisls IRE agreed TIA the lnteriHr ri tho
The sIracs o. 1sH p%ms weighs only
c.ntrs ihs a;erag. weight . g =, hlnss !, eleven
.cHsht The middle: Therefore i Is prYbHHSl.
and h sas 0s 0' form s%
Among them may be- msnt Toned most lmnor.
family gold. Geniogis Gilbert OF the Geolog:
M e" Ss IsS sss DAY n" Ia w%
gold at that poin than 1nywh , re else ms n2,
three substances known even more weighty
than gold. and one Of them Is platinum. which
has doubled In market value within the last
year or two. owing to the Increased Cost Of
30 il 10 not unreasonable that certain mem
bers Of Congress aud other persons Of kesn
Judgment should consider The R,ivi- abili y Of
boring hole In the ear'h for the purpose OF
extracting some OF Its metallic c"ntonis. For
scientific purposes . pit has rscently ,ecn
sunk at Spelling. In Germany, TO tue deplh ON
mile. Unfortunately, water has beoa struck.
and no results which add SSery ,msIsr!slly 70
{sinsd ASovther vel has has, bs.n \, driven at
tors Of mile II. dry: and the boring rr roc;
aday. The management win 30 disguise 4
comes out Ut tina antipoies and somebody
tumbos Into II at the other end.
No really scientific person has been so for-
ish as to imagine that possibls results. com
mercislly speak ing. could be secured Will bout
digging much further han this. Estimate is
made that ut twenty m les from the slriac' OF
| the earth every known snbstince-m eths.
cooks and all-becomes fused and liquid. nee
lat this point be reached, and naturally wha,-
| aver 10 below must spout w Of it's own ACCORD.
without OK penss of mining. Immediately the
price OF metals in tho market would be re-
| ducei to little or nothing. and u now ags
| would dawn upon civilization, 1t has been
! suggested that such an artificial conduit would
b. to All tntents and purposes, Q Volcano; but
| any dangers which IT, would otherwise
| threaten might be Enthusiastically By establish.
iRG the works on an open prairie.
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CHAPTER vi.
A ATRANaE VISITOR


Which fsossa he st
visit OF knf1es II W. when they were surprised
voess the rnse S.ae and 81
came IN. tpmult. and then OF z sudden Two
other Tide Of the garden hedge, prancinc and
lawng. with ora laid back and eyes eyer
ssn'bs ns At ,o o Hsh Spa., I've
HeIors the ;MeInlyIes could = ne The si,nA:
IVY sSa s lsss miss" she Screamed. Your
Good leayen.!" cried Robert. rushing to
is t9o much Here Il an fon %
Who!e village with their mouths essa,
Mind as ha IT, &. snrteked old Mclnsyrs
~ sss .s;h r.. Ss driver %es
'.S"thine q tho sort; papa" said Laura:
rising with dignt y and Wrapping q shawl
sq sh 1s5 nd r .is ss
teacnp il NJ hand. aIIoAei his attention 10 DO
MIR. Rallies Haw has done this out Of kind
door / look. upon it as, q ereat attention
%rGn his part shall certainly go out ana look
III YOU please. SIR. said tho carman. reap
Old in the hosseS.
Let us q, all g" out together then." suggested
an stared over. while the whole villa 20. from
from the amshensas, gathered rouni in mute
ast"nishment. Tie tiee "A Ion4 1.-THE. venoh,.
ewes. pac'd sten!thily round tie little cage
lashing it, aides with Its tail and rubbing it's
nnI y, against the bars. ~, .. n.. =.
1t came through BY special express fror,
Tnmarld siding all ready take it hack. II it
I'D been r'yal,v The railway folk couldn't have
When YOU'VE done with it, It's be .%1e i e 1S
Job s, 70! :rn ., nus clean out OF
Laura. How Sleek and hY~ erseeini: esn:
no, Tndsrs1tnd ho% could be AFRAID Of
touching II. skin eap: he on With bis paw
yard. and il 'adnt pulled my mate Biii back
Il would ha' been case Of kinsa ,o come. 1t
Of thn driver IT has l"eo q VERY g. eat pleas;
Haw ' % u s se him noRe toll
The horses arc very restive:" said her
en us%. it would Be- a. we'll to lst Them 70"
e%sa II sse ssS s49 ;hs
the tro,ly with rail- the Tamhelde's streaming
! lis it n 4 " nderiul what noney can dor"
from thei' shoe. within he iosch. Theirs
seems I" he 10 Wish which Mr.. Haw could not
No W sh OF yours you mean" broke In her
father, It's different when he is dealing with
aw, nkle oil man who has -pen' himself In
working for his cridren. A palmer case oil
| low at first sight mover saw"
! Laura but her eyes flashed and her teeth
: CLEANED rs i the remark had not altogether
/ dispieased her.
:, For heaven sake oe careful. Laura" cried
! Nohait. " 1t had not struck me before. bu,
really 1t does look rn'her like il. You know
how ny; you stand. Radles Hsw is not man to
You dear old bow" said Laura. .larina
her hand upon his shoulder. what do YOU
know OF snch things All YOU have to do Ia 10
go on with your pninting and TO rememl or the
promise YOU made me the other night"
What promise WAS that, then 2" cried old
| Mclntyre suspiclously.
| "Naver You mind. papa. But n you forget
i; Robert. shall never forgive you AZ long al
| Hive" CONAN DOYLE.
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mnnISa -, tha vsar with staaIn hnuis

routes would he available through about SIX
months o. the year with steamboats,.
The Us mated time tor pns-rng RS between
Moscow and Nladivo-tot liz. by he first or all
rail linz, Is days. and for freight Is DAYS: by
the second line pass myers A. days. freight %
days. and by the third line. passengers 81.
freight 10 days-that Is. While th,. rive are
open. And 1t eeems probable hat it ia not In
tended % give MESSENGERS bv the rivers any
greater despatch tnun is given to freight.
When the rivers are closed prs .enGers would
probably 70 low ore o. the other OF the post
roads from O.enhoLrg or SiRtonsk east
1t 1, only for financial reasons thai the two
last mentionel routes. II ~ ing the waterways
in part are considered. Wnat-ver may ha the
commarca! advant aceS acc uing from the con
s;ruc'inn OF road. aud it ls u ely not only 10
open q large and valuable market fo- "ur, pro-
dnctioas but to mike Moscow. instead o. Lon
don. tue '!is,rlhut me- INT Tor tea and Chinese
and Mort Pacific rroiurts destined Tor Euro
nean 60 nsum ntion the oa isrs on tally stra.
tegic.-. For tho ability Of Russia to def nd and
hold Vladivostok in case OF war must depend
entirely on the cnnmpl:t'on = The rcnl fore
IN Col: Wooshh,now's report The building Of
tho Moscow. Warsaw ad for commercial
profI insten OF n limo to Sehasi ono Is cited as
ap example TO be shnn' cd. aud tn asssr ion
OF Bakoretf that the receirt> OF this rNRd did
not amount TO the mi!lionth part OF the ire.
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AMERICAN yEGnOES FOR HATTL

A Project Not Likely 10 he t"rr'eo W."
Minister Douglass has not given any %,
couragement to those leaders OF mo co'''e1
race In this country who desire to start ~ ou
igratiop movement to Hayi. Tpese 'o"u''s
maintain that the redemption OF iaI' 49,.
bs Brought about by the establishment! NV.
OF oolouies OF colored people from tns om
States, These people are more hleny e. q,
than any other portion OF tho African
the world. They arc orderly anu ia.
they arc trained in hab 's VI huip, ii a kuoWl.
pa ieut WORKERS they ha,s Hsst quarter OF .
edge OF polite. durinG nv skilled mechanics
ana GOOD scSoIars and thinkers amohg rn,eh:
they are OF rr x.itxnJer,uI mos, sss 10
!hoy bay, pave maze M.s. s Of them know hoy
To- ouItWSt. III" ground and raise ct 70 pso "
In every way they are iMs' 'n ,l 4 ourisii 10 IT'S
trnoa u "S ,H raising tho products OF
fertile soil and BY introducing n' tw il HaYti
II colonies OF then, wrrs 10 nut in The way ia
h i.f u, than has yet existed tne'"
They would set IN sxsmpie 10 tue n na.' NJ tbsm
in T ,bs s.ts Is TG9 ' o. Hay AMI Do%"iiSs
wh,.re biy I, asts of the ricnest land ~ tovns
worii ore lying unculiivated. aHd T.. built up
a. e.n1rs. ~ Industry At several Cer o. S y,
the past he ruling AUTHORITIES ~ conntrv and
tried to attract so tiers from I'M tsers have In.
various projects VI ,pct'hAs
torres ed colo ed people here IN Hsyti,
There are occus onal DISTURBANCE il i've 10 &
but they Affect chiefly tho people VINO NV
such are ths Arguments mil allnra,,o,n'nn
those VI T., Q colorsd leaders 10 Ini1 ,v"srirsn
who favor the establishment "' Alrm omV VIC
bclio,s III Il rich aud pacific s'"'e '"D
built M there. uo,n well
II Minist, r Douglass, who know. hH'nni,s
would give his encourag mont 10 h"yot,y.iops
tinn PRO ect and cary out the hes,st nrs.
with the Haytian authorit or IA, I,.ady 10
undertak. the work ni organic tho eoo'''
emigration from the Southern States made
The BUN reporter. however. T VINO ~ M1
inquiry smong the colored residents y. ,tiG
York, has been unable to learn that nSs~'
oolpnixera 40 pumaIQpA hsKA
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Haw with HE quiet smile. Would you care

Haw with HE quiet smile. Would you care
'o "oS. o imm ensely."
is nearly Il sclock. eau g.. q wire 70 Liver:
Ssh hSs md; ssSad %s xSd o & S SI
man Of rontine and 1 always put IL, = certain
Ssns 81 w ,bss s shns
his nine at the doorstsp. stroled on his way.
s bs
'"s TRS ' Re no NOR. a. to be trusted with
Of moving hills and buying. tigers. and such
out out a business and great businesses Starving
for i ns1l capital. It's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
'"fthink be is most delightful. Robert" said
take us M. 10 the Hal, And no syidsntiy
hardly ihpE ' ,hs. L.ur., !. You issysMi
must get to work. forIhe light Is SO very short
on these winter days.
and aosns 81 WHEN hand At H
shoulder and no started up to hnd lia sister
in some white dranery With thaT thro ".
hobart. dear" she -sI:persd, stoopeins
ask you. but papa was always In tho way. You
VII WILD, do something to please me. won't you.
"Of course. Laura whati.it3"
dsar.. II Mr.. Railies Haw saws ANYTHING to yoI
say anyhins about f eets S09 You 1' Won Viii
ySn Hubert; FER ne AK. q yopr little sis'er1
"THerc Is = dear GOOD brother" She s,ooood
over him and kissed him tenderly. i wa. =
n snsw any e un. AID I'd
relapsed into his tntei rupted doze.
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some OF the prisoners were tied. also There
were three executioners, two Of whom simply
assisted the chief IN arranging the mon aud
Iai a SAT. the No ate isnder. WAS lii" frat man
executed. One 81 tho assistant eSecutioners
pulled his head 10 ward hy tho pigtSll. while
the other s,eahied the pirate rom behind tina
CHIEF swung 8 heavy twoi alo I. and brought
It down on the stretched mock OF the pirnte.
de"aritating the nan at u single blow.
1t did not take long to compile 70 the execu-
ton, lew minutes eMll,cing. Only one VI tho
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CHAPTER v.

That nixht after supper Robert McIntyrs
poured forth all that he had seen to his iather
an 10 his sister. 30 full WAS he OF tho one sub
lect hat 1t WAS relief TO- him to share his
knowledge W I'll others. Rs, her for his own
sake then. than for theirs, he depicted windy
all the Inarv.is Will h no had seen. the proiu.
son Of wealth. the regal treasure house OF
gems. the Y, Id. the marble tho extraordinary
devices. the absolute lavishness and complete
disregard Tor money which Was shown In every
detail. For an hour no pictured with glowing
words all h. wonders which had been shown
him. and ended With some pride by describing
tho request which Mr.. Italics Haw had made,
aud the complete Confidence which hs had
his wo listeners Old Mcintyre lesned hack
In his chair with bitter smile upon his lips.
his thin lace crinkled into thousand Fuckers,
and his small eyes shining with envy and greed,
HIS lean. yellow hand upon The tabln WAS
clenched until the knuckles CLEANED white In
the lampllght Laura. on the other hnnd.
leaned forward, her hps parted. drinking In
her bro,hsrs words with q low OF color up n
either cheek. IL seemed 10 Robert as he
glance from one to the other OF them that no
had never seen hs father Look 30 evil or his
"Whoi, the fellow thenT asked the OLD
man. after u considerable pause. hope he
got all his In All honest fashion. Five m!lions
Ia Jewels. you say Good gracious me! Ready
to give It away, too. but afraid OF psuperizing
any one. You oan toll him. Robert, that you
know OF one very deserving case which has not
the slightest objection to being cAuperized."
But who can hs possibly DO. Robert I" cried
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BEHEADLNG FIFTEEN PIRATES.

A Fietsrs OF the Ghnstiy Results OF Chi.
nose Justice Near Hong Kong.
Three wesks ago THE Sun printed an &C.
count OF the execution at KooloonR. near Hong
Kong. OF fifteen Chinese pirates who had in
January captured the steamer Namoa. killed
the officers. and secured $4,000 Ia coin and
goods They Mere CAPTURED soma mont his nf-
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prisoners needle second visit from tho execn-
tioner: h" had mcvah Iust ms tho ewo fell.
executioner did not give him the coup ne orn..e
until he had attended to- the other crimi.
TO- this bad Job" and put him out OF his
misery.
were loft M they had fallen. The amateur
phnto9 npher was on the spot and took views
both before and after the execution. The
long line o: victims.
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forward, and. on the confession Of ono Of their

forward, and. on the confession OF ono OF their
number. were sentenced to death.
The execution took place at Kooloong. dis
trict on the mainland not far from Victoria. tho
capital Of Hong Kong md was wi messed ny
many OF the foreign residents, all mon. how.
ever. the foreign ladies not caring for such
spectacles. Tho convicts were ranged IN q
row. and compelled to knecl upon the ground.
The hands OF esc' nun were tie behind him.
tho cord passing around hi. neck; The feet OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-24
IlATaN Ixnl.NANr.

fNa
i"o sen''eo"" OF 'he Ne" "es'oo leg
's'"'u'e hs'e Just maa" M exhibition OF
'ner ''''ue ana 'nc"'fup'o'''ty "hich
"o~e We PROUD snu hereafter ~nen We
'e"u o' 'ee'"'"'ure" ,h 'fe e"''" east os'
,"s '""'pe'eu WIN o' '"'i~A' monopo-
.'ee' VIC so"" t"Ae u h'Rh d"sre" OF salts
'ac',oo !" po'o''ns 70 'he course pur'
saea ny our o~" law makers ~ saa's
TO ~os" suolrc'ed " temptation Inc
p"'aen' a'o ooa'o Z" managers OF Toe
'~AaS' SANTA re a N"r'hern railway Tor
"a'oea 'o '"e o"p''"' ou'u'nR' 'e~
oAys ago. "ee passes over 'heh en''rs
'y"'"m, Tor a' W" me""~r" ana "m'ers
:" oo'n n"uS~s' IN mnIof'ty Oh the
ttates ot the union, We are sorry 70 cay
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-01-24
VIZ .uouLu aA,EoxE

Tue Las Vegas Op,Ic of Wednesday
evening sa,s: The Comnl-fcial club
lHst night ~ reed 10 take live thounand
copies II Mr. Ed~ardy'- pamphlet This
sork Is Ia show forth the feeourcee "
this part Of New Mexico, and ought Ia
U- nterally patr,niE-d 10y a.. county
and every business man IN Lns Vegas"
There ~ n ruRgesiIon ~ that To the
citizens ot Albuquerque aud Berualllo
county, which should b. acted upon
promptly. We ought to have some.
thing ~ the kind here, and have II right
away. The cunning spring will be the
bAst time Tor advertising New Mexico
abroad We ever had, AID the people ~
this county cHpbo, afford to let those
OF other SECTIONS ~ the t-rrl,ory get III
ahead Of them. Our interests demand
that Ne should have publication such
An IL mentioned above, Getting forth the
resources % this portion 81 the territory,
Ia h- distributed brUHdcusr all over th.
country; but 1t In hardy far that the
I 'oinm-rrIsl club should b- called upon
tn bear Hll the expense. IL IL a work
thst viii b- of interest 10 every uu~, and
ever. one should help The club, with
its one hundred members, Is already do.
lng n large amount ~ good work for the
town; II the other $50 p-uple ~ Aibu
quergus would de- ~ much 10 prupo7.
tIoE, W. should hs,. ia. Town advertis
I'd all over the world OF course. It ~
not -xp-ct.d that every cllIlen can do as
much ss the average club meml,er, but
there are hundreds Of business uen Ia
the city, not members ut the club, who
are just ~ able To 40 something for the
public interest ss tbor- who are mem
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