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The officers of the Greater New York
Democracy. anxious to have an official
canvass of the vote cast under their rooster
emblem. have asked tho Secretary of State
to have separate records made Of the vote
cast under the rooster and the star Such
a division Of the Democratic vote would
result in confusion and complications
which would delay the canvass of the vote
on election night. Mistakes would surely
he made, and the election returns would
he later than they are now, The request
should not be granted. The Greater New
York Democracy should find another way
TO obtain the right to nominate by con-
vention than by inconveniencing all the
other residents of the State.
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TO HELP ALASKA.
President Will Recommend That HON este d
Laws lie Applied There.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s,-During the visit
OF delegation OF Alaska citizens to-day
President Roosevelt dictated some nara
graphs for his coming annual message IN
Congress which are intended to accomplish
more than has ever been done before for
the settlement of Alaska
He will recommend To Congress that the
Homestead laws of the United States be
extended 10 Alaska in their fulness, 80 that
the same rules relating to the taking up of
agricultural and forest lands may obtain
there as IN other parts Of the United States
This reform has been advocated bv citi-
gems OF Alaska for the last ten or fifteen
years, ana the demand for more liberal land
laws has recently been renewed yieorousiv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29

After the Democratic meeting at Madison
Square Garden on Monday night, we shall
have to ask again for the Democratic plat
form on the tariff.
With one breath the Hon. AplAI EWING
STEVENSON, the highest authority present
said i, was a tariff for revenue only. and
the next moment he demanded differing
duties on luxuries and necessities. and no
tariff at all on articles manufactured by
trusts.
Tariff for revenue only cannot discrimi-
nate between Injuries and necessities or
trust and no-trust What kind Of tariff
il Uncle ADLAi really for?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
CHOLERi SPREADING.
$4,000 Gases In the Philippines Since
March 2O-nIany Deaths.

WAsHINGToN Oct. 2s.-The Marine Hos
pital Service has received reports from
IFS surgeons in foreign countries, showing
that cholera is increasing in many parts
Of the Orient. Chief Quarantine Officer
Perry reports from Manila that fully 49, 900
cases of cholera have occurred in the Philip
pines since March 20 last and that rs per
cent of these cases have resulted in death,
According 10 latest reports 1929 cases
and ! $50 deaths have occurred i'm Japan.
In Ninking, China there have been 10000
deaths. and in one OF the provinces 5000
cases day have appeared The number
Of places in Egypt infected with cholera ia
reported as 1857,
The number of cases registered during the
week ended Sept. Is was 9,i8I, with s,27S
deaths
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29

The President and his Family win Prob.
ably Move I, Next Week.

WASHINGTON, Oct, rs Mr. McKim. thu
architect in charge of the work now In
progress ON the White House. spent some
time with President Roosevelt this after
noon, and the thorough understanding
Is that the work on the building is to be
completed 10y Dec. l.
The upper floor Of the house is now IN
readiness for the Presidents family and
they will probably return with the Presi-
dent from Oyster Bay and take possession
of the house LcXt week.
MIR. Mchim submitted to the President
the plans of decoration for the East room
and also some Of The drawings for the first,
floor furniture. and will later go to Oyster
Bay to see Mr. Roosevelt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29

With predictions Of the election Of Democratic
Congress and . Democratic sweep for Minnesota.
the Hon. CHARLHs A. TOWN. names JOHN l.tED
as the speaker OF the next House OF Congress
The suggestion Is excellent Paul Globe
Beware OF wolves wearing heeces. The
Hon. CHARLES A. TowNE 10 one Of the most
eminent monopolists and trust holders in
the country. How could his candidate be
acceptable TO the Democrats?
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patent Office Gazette" Volumes to he
Issued Isi.MOnthiy.

WASHINGTON, Oct, 2s. Beginning Jan. I,
1909, the PoteM office Gazette will lie pub.
lished in bi-mon'h ly instead of quarterly
volumes. The yearly subscription price,
S. to domestic and $40 TO foreiy n subscribe
ers, viii remain the same, but single volumea
viii sell for ~ TO dom. site sui sCril ers ana
81 To foreign, The weekly instal,meu;s
now average about two hundred pages eacs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29

TO TIP EDITOR or THE SrN-.St. 70 he
Rem rendered" | quote from page q OF The
strenuous Life" "a compromise which ,e,u,,,
In half step toward evil is all wrong Jus, as Inc
oppor'unist who saves himself for the mom,n,
by adopting policy which is fraught with future
disaster IA all wrong"
Ger. 81.
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Ncf1n7rS N111 ils for November is very much
OF q hc'l"n nnmhcr with no fewer than i've short
stories, besides j, y. Barrc'S serial. The authors
OF these short SoricS are approved writer's: JUL,
Nagrudcr, with HARRY OF England" Margaret
Sherwood. with The Princess Pouruuo,:" Edith
wharton with The Lads Maids Bcls" Sewell
lotd. with PaSha. the Son OF Scllri." and r J
S'lnNon with 'Jcthro Iacon OF Sandwich LANE.
u connolly tells OF the Paths Of immigration and
Gurus Guild. it," Of The Spclbndcr" there are
poems by llarric, Prescott Sponord Josepa Rus
a'n IaNlor John Finley, RoS,mund Marriott Wet.
son ana an article " Winthrop l. Marvin on The
American ship In 1872"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
CANDY FOR WOMEN'S VOTES.
New Campaign Methods In Colorado where
Universal Suffrage Prevails.

DENVER, Oct. 26-In this State. where
women are allowed 10 vote. the problem
o. campaigning has some new features.
The familiar political formula: What are
YOU going TO have is still effective but
the what has TO be changed.
Milton Smith. chairman OF the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee, has under
taken to solve the problem Of getting out
the woman vote and getting it out on his
own side by distributing candy The candy
comes in half-pound boxes on the top OF
which are the names Of the Democratic
candidates and this legend:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29

Spiritualisn is now thrown into the shade
by the newer developments Of Christian
Science and the New Thought II
does not seem to have 80 much money
az they
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n our friends rno favor US nth manuscripts yo'
publication irish 10 hare rrjscied articles returned ev
must In all case, send stamps for nat purpose.
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The sides and ends are labelled with APP
peal- in ink II various colors. Of which
this is sanple'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
In 1889.

He's Shc a good cook
she Lovely She puts Just the right amour, OF
hot water on the prepared food
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II would be a crime TO our state and loss
10 the nation n Henry VI, Teller were not
returned 10 the nncd States senate, while
the Republicans VIII support Edward q.
NoCOtt vote the Democratic ticket.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29

From tk LcTiston journal.
Here In Maine never was the courage OF the TEN.
perance man so strong.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29

The horses and carts which Street Clean
ing Commissioner WOODBURY. says he needs
he should have.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29

The surest and best Of Blood Purinera IA Jayr...
Alternative. -Adt. 'e'Hss
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EAT WITH THE DEMOCRATS
VOTE WITH THE DEMOCRATS
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04
Special Sale on all Oxford and Canvas Shoes
Yours approximately,
%, Ramsay s. Byars.
&c. Main street Rocky Ford, Colo.


Tho late President iiaEgias of Guais.
u,aia. according TO \ recent writer. sas
visited on one occasion by a man uha
complained To him that a priest. has.
Ing taken his land foe debt. had ,akra
his oaiy co.'s also. iiaFEios found that
the priest had sharssd sa sx;aFtionsIs
interest. lie commanded the prizes; tn
keep the CON at HE aua expense Tor
sv. years. To give the man all the tailk.
q. telegraph TO Guatemala every morn.
ins concerning tho health 81 the cog
at his own expense. and in case the
COW should die the priests life was TO
to forfeited. Tho priest had such 80.
speet fas itarFies' order that hs took
the co.'s in,a hss own house Anur
he had ,sissEaphsd every morning tot
sis months saa the cos, af the mes.
sag.s had been considerably more ,kaa
the original dahs he thought he might
as we'll stop using the wire. ba; tar-
rios was prepared faF him. lie t-le-
srarhed TO the chic. o. police Of the de-
partner, TO arrest the priest ami Eirc
him a putiic Hpssiuz. and in case he
shouii refuse or neglect 10 telegraph
again he was 10 BE- shoss-Chieasp Rec
rxf.ffrFafd
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04
wAsHIHcros,s DOG CEMETERY
ssstss.s Capital tts. . nsssas rts<e
sss csstses es utst
nsHgSs

A cemetery for dogs has a.w been
established ~ Washington. u. q. aud
IL expected 40 prove a useful iassis
;atisb. Aast people who l1tc their
canine pets arc puzzled TO know h"s
Co dispose Of thcm after their de-
mice. iaasmurh as local laws Usually
forbid their burial Within city lin.
its. In,rFu.ats in tho hack ysrd
will make tFslslc. u the police kaY"
Of IL. aud. ou The other hand. ,s eon.
sign the rrmrias Of a dearly loved
animal ta n casual CaIarcsi man fof
rsirsa'isn 80 ghS most cosseairn,
ash siump j. uat psrrs able 10 tho
feelings. says ths New York Herald.
Accordingly sheer ousSs Co ls~ q
buryiHs ground for dogs in the out
skirts IT every cisy. Tho one in
Washington has hrsn established by
a company 1t rrniirn~H wh" arc
dog lovers. and she lncality chosen IL
on the old ISlasi-nsburz ruad. short
dis,anrC sry"ad ,he HFsis< Of Wash.
instcn prgprr. II is in grove Of
beautiful oaks. slppins toward a
green meadow. ard adiuius famous
estate formerly owned by ". ". Cor.
coran. which has hrrs in litigation
ever since the death Of that million.
airr.
Lots arc sold ius, as in any or.
binary cemetery and ,he owners.
having paid she small price demand.
ell. may obtain for moderate fee.
given Go the man in charge. whatever
attention they may desire for The
graves. including the erection ut
headboar,is with suitable iuscrip.
sions and the planting Of grass.
To some people ,his may seem q,
b. carrying sen,im.n, too far. bu,
there arr plenty Of others who think
,ha, the lifelong fai'hfuincss Of a
four-footed friend amply deserves
the b-s,uwaI of a pcrtaancn, resting
place deccntly cared for.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

Mrs. W. Y. Dye Is visiting friends in
walsanbJrE ard later will be joined hy
Nf. Dye at Pueblo fer a fishing TIP %
Wagon Wheel GAP
yfs. J. 7. SnUessy lsf, a .ew days
since for visi; with Iowa friends.
Mrs. J. C. Fleming has hs; returned
from visit with relatives IN Fulton
county. Illinois.
Clara Webster Is rapidly eonssiessins
from a mild attack Of diphshsris.
The Round Table Club me, with Miss
HePhsrson las; Thursday evening and
ate ice cream and cake in honor Of Miss
Gensviaye Hardsy's eonyslessenee. Miss
Harley has been shut in By Illness for a
month or two past.
Miss Jennie Briggs. now Of IA Denver
city schools, is visiting with the family Of
T J. Douglas and meeting old time
friends in town.
Fred A. Sabins name IS in the lis, Of
applicants for admission 10 the Colorado
Bar association. which is holding is an
nual convention a, the kn,lers Hotel.
Colorado Springs, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. U. Raadel arrived
home from their wedding trip Tuesday
night. A party Of friends were a, The
station TO escort them home, which was
done somewhat noisily.
Mrs. D. v. Burrell writes from Wood
ward, Iowa, tha, the cold rains ara dis
agreeable In eonttas; with Rocky Ford
weather,
]. E. Dukes household enjoyed quite a
family reunion a few days since. oertie
and Louis arrived from Terre Hau.e. ind.
where they have been attending high
school, the latter graduating The fam
ily circle was completed By the arrival Of
Milton Dukes from Victor. Rev. Fisher
and wife, who have been guests Of the
Dukes family. left for Victor few days
since.
S. L, Lester will leave on Monday for
a visit Of several weeks at his old home.
Schuyler. Neb
Mr. and Mrs. {. N. Reynolds Of Fair
mount were completely and happily sur
prised last Sunday by their relatives from
Rocky Ford and La Junta, who walked in
on them about noon with fine Sunday
dinner ready-made" Those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey Best. Mrs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04
cocKRoAcHEs CHARMED AWAY
- ~es - -. ssr.-... a.~~..s. .s .
~ -Assht.ss "rstes S.~sa
Nav

A Young housewife recently com.
planned 10 = friend that. briug com
PEELED TO live in an old house. she was
much annoyed with cockrOachcs. ~.
iat.s the Philadelphia Record. She
said ~ have sse,i all sorts ot patent
insect killing things. and have tried
boraS. but am quite discouraged"
The friend remarkeis ''Iou would.
MT he willing TO try charm. ] sup
poser
II don't believe in them. Of course
repliesi she. "but Eve reached the
point where am willing to Try any
thing
well. then" said the friend. catch
one roach and pu, Il. together with a
penny. into n small pas;etoard boS.
Tie II mp neatly and throw II upon
tbe pavement. Whoever picks il mp
will get all YOUR reaches"
The young housewife smiled. hut
for the joke Of the thing tried the
experiment. She inclosetl roach aud
q penny in a box. according to in
s,ructions. wrapped and tied IL at
tractivcly with pink paper and string.
and coutrived 10 drop u on the pave
ment A prim young man came along.
glanced coveTtly around. picked M
the box and strobe off. That was
three weeks ago. and the young
housewife hasn't set eyes ON a roach
since. In the midst NJ her rejoicing
she compassionate the household of
che prim young man. where. prcsum-
ably. the pest. have betaken them
selves,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

try abou; him settled up rapidly and hi.
improved land became valuable.
When the war broke on; Mr.. Donne.
showed a promp; and devoted patriotism.
and ono that was put severely TO tho test.
for no faced the enemy in such impof;an,
and decisive struggles Of our civil war as
Shiloh and tho ssiges Of Cofin;h. yieks-
burg. konasa~ Mountain. Ha,ehie River
and Atlanta. A, Shiloh he received a
severe wound in the thigh and a, Ha,ehio
river a flesh wound In the arm. Blu;
neither Of these injuries seem 10 have
materially affected hts health or aha,sd
his siguf. He served ono year In tho
ausfinfnas;9fs department. ono year
with tho engineering corps and later
served in tho proves; fnafshsIs Office in
tho :an,h dis;rse; o. Illinois. being in tina,
position a; the close Of tho ~sr. This.
with his frs; service Of eighteen months
in the 2s,h Infantry II Hines. made a
period o. four and half years in the
service Of his country during her mos;
trying days
In 1895 nr. DENIES cams 10 Colorado
ard taking up a soldiers homestead in
esaH sNH-@At-1- r@AHst ~ NsEsAN sA1A
experiences o. hts ssfl'ef years in Illinois
the Wof. o. reducing barren nature 10
tfii;tulnsss and fertility. He also ~sa;
inis merchandise: ~ss orc et tho asoaaaf
s;afessepsfs q tho valley. and won out
on mos; II he mote ifnpof;sn; gadsf.s.-
ingS. so ths; today he Is counted orc o.
;he local captains Of Industry and
finance" Fpf a number Of years he held
the h5aofshls Office o. Justice Of the
Peace and tsrtpsTnsd It's Obligations with
justice ard equity. He e a s;aunsh Re-
publican N politics ard secs in ina; party
today H1as hg; The stf;Sss which eharss-
iaftsad Is inception ard is actions in tho
eos.
His ~i.s Nss Mrs. Esther Bfunaf. and
10 ;ss couple ~sfs born $40 children. a
son and daughter Charles DENIES. still
in Illinois, and adaiins Hsssa~ o. Rocky
Ford. Mrs DENIES passed away in
1899 and VIZ. DENIES makes his home
with his daughter. He Is. in these later
years. good type Of the veteran rem
aaH;s o. our civil war. and ss an arden,
member o. the local O. A. r. Pos. he did
yeasnsn service IN making the late de-
psrtinen; sasa'npfneHt the success Il was.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04
ISAIAH DeNNes.
A Bit Of Interesting biography Of a
Rocky Ford Pioneer.

One Of tho bes; known faces on tho
streets o. Rocky Ford and one Of tho
mos, active figures in the late @. 4. r.
sneampmsn; held here Is isaiah DENIES,
who Is now rapidly approaching his seu'
year. No one would suppose so. how
ever. when they have observed his active
in,afes, in all tho affair q lits abou,
him. He Is ono Of tho building committee
Of the Rocky Ford opera house. tho fines;
structure erected in the ,8@n up To daiS.
and he holds like place IN Tho building
operations Of tho soe.y Ford Buiiaing
and improvement, assoeis'sH, ard N con-
nse.son with both these corporate bodies
no takes actual supefsisirE interest: he
takes 10 PICK OF a shoSsl sitsn 10 giss
practical illss;rs,soa 70 What 10 requires
done -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04
LINCOLN AND "swgAT.sox.-
ch.s..s.ss.,i. sse.ri.s order ~ tbs
0svai War t's.sissseI

on ono Of Mr.. t.ineoin's excursions
To Fortress Nonro-. on the steamer
Hartford. in 1851. his at,rniion vas ai.
rresrd to narrow door. bound With
iron. III. uss Of which b. vas anxious
Go learn. Taking on his hs,.-fos he
uas several inches over six feet IN
h-izhs.-sc entered tho enclosure.
which nc soasd to 10 little more than
three fec, In length ar width. lie gave
orders that at signal from himself
the door should 30 Immediately
opened. Il vas thea closed and the
steam turned on. lie had been inside
hardly three minutes before the signal
ras given. Psvssdeat Lincoln had e.
porieserd enough Of shat ~ss then 70.
saE'isd as necessary punishment for
American sramsn. There ~as very 1T
tic ventilation. and the short exposure
To the hot and humid air had almost
sufgacstrd him. Turning To Secretary
welIes OF the navy department. the
President ordered that no such en-
closure as the sueat-box should ever
after be allowed on any vessel 1yins
the American nag. Il was not an hour
after this order had been given before
every sailor on every ship in Hampton
Roads had heard Of H. The effect was
most remarkable on the older sailors,
many Of whom had themselves cspe-
rienced the punishment Of the sweat
boz. Some If them vept from Joy.
Hut the good results Of this act of
PresideH, Lincoln we're not cossncd TO
the American navy. Great Britain.
France. Germany and other European
countries heard tina, the svea,-sos had
been abolished in America az Inhu.
man. One and all Of these nations In
turn fell into line. and to-day the
sweas-bos is not TO he found on any
vessel Aging the nag Of civilized ma.
ton throughout the world.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04
p,,.,, TIT. ~. S.ss.

A newspaper Published in Nice.
France. loudly declares against the
arr.ssn, and ill.smsilinE automobile
I, ssysi These vehicles arr bringing
about the complete ruin ot she coast az
we'll as ~ all the vstsrins places. by
taking possession of the principal
roads and drivcways and speeding
nssr them. Persons who Walk On the
roads ur who ride in other carriages
ar. virtually taking their lives in their
hands. The so4csllsd automobile
week which Nc have just had al Nice
has been vsri;sbls scandal. During
whole days the Puhiic vas debarrsd
from the Promenade des AnElais.
More than iOnlppo persons were at
srsntrd isassdsr that a te~ million.
sires iuisns " satisfied
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

Hon. Geo. w. Swink lighted the Goth
anniversary candle MONDAY night and the
members OF his Household pu, him in
happy remembrance Of how old he was
getting by holding a family gathering. at
which there was the cutting Of a sweet
cake. and some ct colGras. The big
birthday cake that Mrs. Swink had made
for the central dec6ration Of the festive
board. was Illuminated with sisty-sis
brightly beaming taper. The gathering
was limited To member Of tho family.
children and grandchildren. and they
thirty-iiye. 4 oily social time
was had and tho guest Of honor was
made TO forget for a time tho fact tina, he
Is growing old and that the candle Of liie
soon or late gets down into tho socket
Mr.. Swink is ono Of the active souls who
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

Married. Monday evening. June so. a;
the residence Of a, j. Tewalt. b. Rev.
J. 7. knUssey. NJ. Warren p. Damston
o. La JUn,a 10 Miss Belle ". Beck Of
Rocky Ford. Only a is~ friends being
present. The hsppy couple ~ill make La
JGn;s their hama.
E. c. Howe. general manager Of the
after a five years residence in San Fran
cisco. has removed 70 Denver. that point
beng more central for reaching the wide
spread interests Of he company. Hr
and Mrs. Howe and The swo Children are
now at home in very pleasant quarter
Of the Capitol Hill resistance section. No
1854 MariOn street.
Henry ". Porter Of Denver was a VS.
tor TO Rocky Ford NO1day. Mr. Porter
is largely interested in The c. F. q l.. a
part Of The bis steel Trust. a ssoekhoIder
in the Colorado Sogthsrn railroad and
owner Of the Charles clock in Denver.
When we have such a capitalist in town
that dreaded creature s1own as the &C
;opus is very near cur doors.
a happy crowd Of Rocky Fordsfs
started Tuesday on a camping trip &c the
mountains. TO be gore twc. ard perhaps
four. weeks. Il was made Up Of Sol 7.
Wolfe, r. S. Bsali. Gee. J. Laekey. T. S.
ST. John and their respective families.
They we're headed for Wagon Wheel Gap.
they went by train. sending their tents
ahead Of them.
w. c. Hunt. editor g the walsenburs
World. was recently visitor II. our city
for few days. the CUES Of J. J. Thomp-
son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Tousley Of Denver.
are the guests Of Hen. O. W. Swinss
family. Mrs. Touslsy S The daughter Of
w. j. Puekett. at one tine a well known
real estate owner in Rocky Ford
Robert Steele is the victim Of the
measles. He doesn't mind the measles
so much Il the rneasly Things didn't come
just a. Fourth Of July lime. when boy
wants to have some fun
The Tuesday Read1z Club met with
Mrs. g. y. Taylor This week and had the
usual enjoyable time.
The Women's Whist Club will celebrate
the 4th with whis; 9ienie on the lawn
Of the Lewis Swink hssne. Reservoir Hill,
this afternoon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04

lives energetically while he lives and
trusts the future to take care. OF itself,
No man has crowded more into the years
he has lived than Mr.. Swink. in the way
OF hard work and general business ae-
tisity, and though he declares he isn't
putting in quite such heavy ticks as he
once did. nor staying at Il quite 80 early
and late, he is still hale and hearty and
gives promise Of living to ligh, several
candles yet. He came TO Rocky Ford in
the year 1871. and has been identified
with the growth OF tho community at
every step in its progress. But when or
wherever tho candle finally goes out. he
can have il ,ru,hiully said Of him that no
always plueked a thistle and planted a
flower wherever he believed flower. or
frui, tree. or a shade tree would grow.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-04
n.r.,,r n.i,r., ut.,-,.,.,.

what Is CaiIed railroad graveyard
has been established By the New York
Central at Rochester. Hundreds Of
cars. put out Of service by wreck or
condemnation. ate TORN apart and dc.
s,royed. The work requires not only
physical strength. but mechanical
training.