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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04
Il, ,MaflSCaI de Ia Ciadad de Wins
low ASeSlaadO.

Winslow, Arizona, Oct, 28 George
Giles, mariscal do noche fue asesinado
aqui esta noche las 1880 en- el Palace
Saloon p0F Pete Pemberton. Sc habia
enttblado una Iila entre pem bertou y
Walter Darling por question de un jue
go de ruleta. Pemberton sac6 su pisto
la y la disparo contra Darling una yez
sin que tomara efecto. En- el siguiente
atentado Ell gatillo peg6 a una cdpsnla
vacfa. Ell official Giles, entonces inter
vino para hsoar cesar la pelea Pember
ton so volyio 81 y le di6 cuatro tiros
en- el cuerpo que 10 mataron Immediate
mente Pemberton 50 entrego al con
destable. FL jurado coronario estQ in.
vestigando el asunto, pero 40 ee ospera
su dictamen por dos dias. Las dos per.
sonas de la trajedia eran bien conocidas
aqui, Pemberton habiendo ejercido el
ofcio do yaquero dnrante vsrios amos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04
Cos HgxlCaaOS GrdyemeEte LaStl.
msdaS.

El campo minero de Congress, Atizo
ma, fue "a escena de Nh horrendo acci
dente, Ia mafiana del Alartes, ea FL cual
resuitRrou grayemente heridos. OFesen.
clio Miranda Y Carlos Ramirez, dos com
paneros de trahajo, quienes habian sido
eDyiad0s esa manana al tunel No. 8,
1000 pies abajo dc la superficte dc Ia
riarta, paga g scavRer das bas gus ana.
se habian sgnADo una tarde Rntes Men
tres Miranda SO hallaba en- esa peligro
sa ohra, y ya al ooncluir su trahajo, de
uua manara iuexpiicablo el barreno hizo
explosion, horriblemente quemandoles
10 cara 4 los dos asi como tambien reci
bieron varias heridas en- todo el cuerpo
A Ia vez que los dos i6yenes tuvieron
la huena suerte de 6alvarse con Ia vida
es mny probable que Ramirez pierda la
vista de los dos ojos y Miranda salve tai
yez nm ojo --El Obrero de Morenci
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04

la cria de oyejas, les cnRles han determi.
nado Ia flrma nueva de mejorar a un
grado necefario para llegar al punto de
Ia lana necesaria para ell mercado. La
firma nueva respstuosamente pide la
continuation del patrocinio de la yecin-
dad do Los Alamos, Emplazado y Joya
Larga, y oil pdblico en general que tan
bondadosamente ha reoibido la cabeza
de la firma por los dItimos 90 amos y
promote hecer todo 10 pesible psra me.
reccr el mismo en- 10 futuro como en- 10
pasado. Y al nos hfmamos.
Sus humi.d.s sirvientes,
William Frank, 8 Hijos,
Il-a-tf Los AlRmos, n. M,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04
Las VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sABADO DE NoWEMBRE DE 1905

oy6 una detonacion en- 81 oarruaje. AL
inyestigar Sc halo que el desafertunado
Bell So habia puesto ell fusil entire las
piernas con Ia boca del canon apuntan.
dole hacis la cara. En- algun movimien-
10 cue no Sc ha podidO explicar el arma
Sc dispar0, penetrando los pfoyeotiles al
negro entire 10 garganta y Ia barba to-
mando IN curse hacia arriha, desha-
ciendole la cara y cabeza. Bel! perma-
neoi0 sentado con las rienaas asidas
hasta que llegarOn los muohaohos al
oarruaje, cnando Sc cay6 para un lado
va examine. Las sefloras que estaban
en- el oarruaje Sc asustaron tanto que no
podian dar cuenta de 10 ocurrido.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04
Henry Bell Sc Mdt0 Accidental
mCnte,

I'll Sabado pasado SO mat0 accidental.
mente de un tiro do fusil en- una dc las
laguuas del Vegoso, un negro dc esta
ciudad llamado Henry Bell, que ocupa.
ba 81 puesto de harrendero en- ell edifloio
de Crockett Bell habia sido empleado
por una familia de oampistas y cazado
res. para que arreara el tiro. y llev6 con
sligo an fusil. Cnaudo llegaron q una
do las lagunss dos muchachos que ihan
on Ell carruaje 80 apearon para tirar d los
patos, quedandose on el el negro y dos
seioras No habian papado sino unos
momentos cuando Fepentinamente SO
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04
"EI POgyenlr" Sc VOIverd d Edl-
flCar.

Don Margarito Romero, pro-
pietario del pintoresco "Porve-
mir" ha resuelto volver 4 edificar
un hermoso hotel en- su propie-
dad, y esta va hacienda los arre-
CLOS necesarios para principiar
el trabaio proximamente. Todos
los habitantes de esta metr6poli
han tenido gusto de oir las bue-
mas nuevas, pues ell lugar del
'Porvenir' es ideal para recreo y
salud.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04

venta Sc consume y el resultado So en-
treg0 al recibidor."
Un despaeho de Meadyille, Pa, dice
Que pTopiedades vahosas en- Steaben,
Rome y Oilcreek township pefteneoien-
ties Andrews, han sidO embargadas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04
Nuestro Delegado Andrews DemandadO
por Obtener Dinero Fraudulenta-
mente. Sus Propiedades
EmbargadaS.
MILES De DEPOSITARIOS ARRUINADOS, QUE NO
REQBIRAA FL DIE POR QENTO.
"Nii querida esposa e hijos.

mi Querida espOsa hlJOs;
En- diez horas o menos estare en- otro
mUndo. Tu has sido para mi una buena
" querida esposa. Andrews ha obrado mi
ruina. Querida espOsa, reten para Ii y los
niiiOs tOda la aseguranza. iQue duro me
les separarme de tOdos ustedes! He hecho
esfuerzos desesperadOs para mantener en-
cOrriente el negocio hasta pOder estable-
cha ha sidO demasiado lenta. FL exami-
nador esta aQui 20 estOy arrUinado. Per-
domaine. TOda la culpa NO es mia. lie sido
rObadO de una manera deSvergonzada.
FL banco obtendra TODD salvo mi asegu-
RAMA de vida.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04
STJNA NUEVA FIRMA.

Los Alamos, N NJ, Nov 1ro 1905.
El Sr. William Frank por muchos
amos comerciante de Los Alamos, N NJ.
toma este medic para anunciar al pdbli-
co en- general que ha tornado una com
ua1fa con sus dos hijas maj ores Pedro
N Frank y William Frank, Jr,, para
oontinusr 81 negocio de comeroiantes Y
la cria de oyejas y reses, espeoialmente
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04
NOtlClas BrsysS dc TOdO eI MuudO.

ATENTARoN AHoGAR A los sCoNIsIoNADOs
DE PAZ.
Seattle, ash.-Oct 29.-La tripula
cion de un torpedero Japon6s atentaron
matar los oomisiOnados de paz J6po-
neses al llegar Yokohama, segun dice
una carta recibida aqui. El torpedero
emprendi0 carrera d todo vapor contra
la lancha en- que iban los oomisionados
y la habria hendido en- dos parties, al no
haber sido por una segunda lanoha que
So interpuso en- su camino y 10 hzo des
war A pesar de todo despedazo la proa
del barquito de los comisionados y bot6
al aqua a uno de los miembros de la tri-
pulaeion.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04
AInsCosECHERos DE TRIGO

"A AlNgF3 70 " 2 = = = - . y
Tlene " trigo para moler 8 cambiar!
ST 10 tiene, llevelo al mollno de Don Pc.
dro Trsmbley, al norte del Puente, Las
Vegas, donde obtendra siempre los me.
iores resultados. No olviden ell lugar,
LA MAQUINA DE DON PEDRO
sat
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04
CABALLO COLORADn-

Como el dia ~ do Oct. un caballo co
dorado, patas. traseras blancas, como do
tres,afos do edad, y con el lugar donde
tenia el derro, desollado lego mi pro
piedad y me hizo dano La persona que
So oonsidere duena dc dicho aanimal po-
dra ocurrir al absjo flrmado, y despues
do pagar perjuicios y oostos podra reco-
brarlo
ii 4St Henry Laumbaoh,
La Cueva, N, M.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04

LOS YAQU1s coNTINUAN DANDO GUERRA.
Dice un despaoho de Tucson, Arizona
que el captain d. Barragon, al maudo
de "a soldados federales, hzo arrancar
a oerca de Glen Indios Yaquis, el Do
mingo pasado, en- El Ter6s, Sonora
Seis de los salvaies fueron muertos y IS
heridos de seriedad en- IA batalla que
dur6 dos horas y media. Los Iudios
atentaron rodear A los soldados. pero la
lluvia que emanGba de sue rifles hizo re
troceder los Yaquis. Los Yaquis aoa,
baron su munioion y entonces huyeron
d las montahas, donde SO iuteruaron,
abandonandose entonces la persecution,
Siete de los soldaaos Mexicanos Teoibie
ron heridas graves.
Cerca del rancho dc San Jose de
Guaymas, el Domingo, fueron matados
mutilados por los ndios ouatro vaque
ros. Cerca de Capillo, distrito de Arispe,
una banda de Yaquis ataCaron IN tren
de carros feteros y mataron tree de
los tietercs, robando los cares,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04

El asunto de 10 quiebra del banoo
Enterprise" la condioion de nuestro
Andrews con el dosastre promote escan
dalos sensacionales Nuestro delegado
ha sldo llttimamente demandado civil
mente y en- la demanda SO le acusa de
hsber obtenldo dlneroS fraudulentamen-
te. Los despachos Go la prensa Sc expli
can mejor sobre 81 particular y los re-
produoImos verbatim:
Pitt,bSrs, Pa, Oct. 28.-El primer
lleit0 sensational proyculdo del escan
dalo del Enterprise National Bank
50 lnsutuy0 hoy cuando el hcencRdo
John S Wendt, actuando par 81 Rrclbl
dor, john B, Cunnin lrinci Qi6 un
plelto en- la cOrte de Common Pleas con
ira W II. Andrews
El pleito es con el fin de reoobrar una
suma que excede de $4,000 que so con
tiende haber sido recibida del banco por
Andrews pos meaio-6Rl eajero z. Lee
Clark, siendo el resultado del descubri-
miento hecho por el Recibidor Cunning
ham en- su investigation de los Rsuntos
del banco. Sc esperan desarrollos sen
sacionales.
Sc alega que Andrews era un asocisdo
iutimo en- negocios y estaba interesado
en- yarias corporaciones y proyectos jun,
to con I. Lee Clark, que Illegal Y
FRAUDULENTAMEN CONSPIRO
con f. K. Nichols, CLARK y otros, para
obtener foudos llegalmente por medic
de los resultsdos de papel negotiable, y
l7e Nichols sliplica suya, ayudo en-
lleyar a cabo la conspiracion contendida
Las notas pagares contenidas en- la
queja de deuda son como sigue: Mayo
lro. 1905, una nota por $4,000 hecha por
Andrews q Francis j. Torrance, por ell
t@rmino de Guatro meses y endosada por
Francis Torrance. Mayo 16 de 1905,
nota por So, 500, cuatro meses, hecha q
Torrance endosada por Torrance
notas por 81, 900, hechas por Frank Nc
Manus q 10 orded de Andrews y endosa-
da por 6l: una fechada Julio 5, 1905,
por 81 900 y uno fechada Julio s, 1905,
pOr 81 600, pagadera en- noVenta dias.
Hay un reclamo de $3, 729 90 en- giros &
papel de cambio, expedidos por Frank
McManus q la orden de Andrews, y de.
bidamente aceptados por A. l.. Bent
ley, ell jirador nombredo en- el mismo
entregado al Enterprise National
BAN" por ell demandado antes de So
madurez por valor recibido, y los resul
tados fueron pagados al demandado.
Andrews ha salido de Pittsburg y 81
paradero presente no Sc sabe aqui
UN DEsFALCo DE $500 600 EN LAS CUEN
1 ~ fsT III
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 28-Hoy huyo
varios desarrollos sensacionales en- la IN
yestigacion de los ssuDtos del Enter
prise National Bank" de Allegheny
City, Observation-Disclosures mas alarmantes
Sc espera que tegu iran II Examinador
de Bancos, Cunningham, recibidor del
Enterprise, instituyo pleito esta tarde
contra w II. Andrews, delegado terri
torial de Nuevo Mexico, por mas que
$50 900. acusandolo de haber conspirado
fraudulentamente junto con + Il. Nj
cholsy 7. l.. Clark, el finado cajero, pa
ra obtener fondos ilegalmente por medic
del resultado de pspel negotiable. La
nueva causo mucha sensation, y so dice
que otros pleitos, one comprometeran q
persOnas prominentes se instltuir6n en-
connection con la quiebra del banco EN-
terprise." Tarde hoy go reporto que nm
desfalco de $500, 900 en- dinero efectivo,
ha sido descubierto por el examfnador
Moxey, en- las euentas del cajero Clark.
Sc supone que esta cantidad de dinoro
SO presto sin seguro aIguno o reglstTo
hecho de las transacciones. Tambien Sc
ha descubierto que prestamos Sc hacian
sin exigir garantias propias, q otras per
sonas prominentes, de estos lugares, y
que Ia evidencia eD manos de los exami-
1aaores es tan completa que es casi sufi
ciente para procesar criminalmentea las
lpersonas comprometdas.
Con relacion q la reportada confession,
uno de los parientes cercanos de Clark,
lquien no permite que So divulgue So
nombre, dijo hoy; "Tenemos informa
cion muy directa que la declaration des
cansa en- manos de Mr. Cunningham
Yo creo que cuando SO haga pdblico
arrojara nueva luz sobre los asuntos del
banco.
ToDos los FoNDos RoBADos o PREsTADos
DICEN LOS oTtGLALEs.
Pitssburg, Pa, Oct. 20. -El Post
dira maiana
Isl cada centavo del asesamiento dt
an ciento por ciento hecho contra 81 ca
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04
Esro NO ooURRio EN NUEvo MEXICO.

Relata la prensa del este que en- Mi
chigan ha sido demandado por divorcio
VIM. Petit, quejandose su eonsorte do
que So cruz acostumbra llevar IN vestido
interior desde que entra la primavera
hasta que sale el verano sin cambiarse
nj haoer que SO lave su ropa y sin banar-
so durante largas temporadaa. Alega la
quejante que su marido, no contento con
ESQ, arroj6 debajo dc la CANA sus yesti
dos suoios despues dc lleyarlos duranto
medic ano
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04

= 10 MNIWIIUTUNs
aaranti1amct mas grande e;rS1la-
elan cue nl1rll oiro 1snanario en
Nueso MtEico. Oirecenoa nusstra
estzfsta como rtisrencia para Teri-
deario.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04
ToAdvertisers.

We guarantee The largest cireula-
ton of any other weekly published
IN Sew Mexico and give oar post
once - reference % verify It.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04
srNApoRrs nN IA rnNrnNoIARIA.

Sacramento, Cal Oct. 81 III Sena.
dor del estado, +. Emmons, convicto
de haber aceptado cocheehos, fu6 hoy
seutenciado amos de presidio E
Senador Bnpkars esta va slrviendo una
sentencta por el mismo delito, y los Sc
nadores French y Wright estan espe
rando ser juzgados por ofensas iguales
Los cuatro fueron expulsados del sena
do durante Ia Ultima session.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-04

ToDos los FoNDos RoBADos 8 PREsTADos,
DICEN LOS OTNCLALEs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
The American Working Woman.

The picture OF the American work
ing woman has yet to be painted 1t
will be a composite picture cmbody-
ing many types, with one characteris-
tic-earnestness. She will be soberly
and sensibly garbed, with a dash OF
color, for the working woman knows
and appreciates the meaning OF color.
and life is full of meaning to her. The
chin and hands will portray power
and purpose. about the mouth the in
scrutable smile of the self-poised in
6ividual The eyes clear and far
seeing. looking fearlessly and trust
fully into the future, in their depths
he sadness of the human struggle
they are engaged in. Hope and ex-
pectation and an understanding OF
things and events in her attitude
San Francisco Chronicle.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
Lord Nelson's Coffin a Present.

It is doubtful whether nowadays a
present of ones own coffin would not
be considered premature. If not un-
friendly. Lord Nelson. however, felt
differently: for when his old friend.
Zen Hallowell. captain of the Swift
sure. sent him coffin made out of
the mainmast of the ship Torrent.
after the battle of the Nile, he appre-
ciatel the gift so much that he mad
il set up in his cabin, just behind the
chair on which he always sat Il
send it.H Hallowell had written. that
when you are tired of this life you
ray be buried in one of your own tro-
lhies." 1t was in this coffin that Mel
sons body lay when it was brought
hy water to Whitehall, on the occa-
sion OF his public funeral.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
They Came From Missouri.

Last week there was at Noealcs a
man from Missouri, with family con
sisting of wife and six small chill
dren, who surely belle the well known
idea that Missouri have to be shown.
He had sold everything in his native
state and started for Sinaloa without
having ever seen or known anything
of the country, save that he had read
about cheap land and fertility of the
soil. He didn't know where 1t was. or
where he was going, or what TO do
when he got somewhere: and. more
over, could not speak word of Span
ish. Here they We're dissuaded from
going and went to California instead.
Before launching out with "A family
into a foreign land one would think it
the part OF wisdom TO send someone
ahead to view the country and report.
-Nogales (Arizona) Oasis
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
VENERABLE HALL OF HARVARD
OUTSIDE Exactly the Ssr> as II Was
in the Year 1920.

II was in the year 1850 that Har-
ward took the title Of university. II
had been in being nearly a century
and d half, had built the first Harvard
hall in 1872. Stoushton hall in 1900
and Massachusetts hall in 111s. The
outside Of the old hall is exactly.
the same as it was in 1720. the same
red brick, square walls. the same win
doYs and the same narrow doorways.
Every class has seen the same eX
terror since 1920 Say what you will,
this hall possesses something besides
business meaning. II has yeneratiun,
which IL the consolation time brings
to bear on things old that are deeply
loved. But the inside OF the old hall
has been much changed since it was
occupied by the soldiers in the revo-
luton. Wordsworth and Craigie
House sheltered Washington for
time and since then a century and
third Of building has surged into the
streets OF Cambridge from the yard till
still greater expansion began with the
Inauguration of President Eliot, in
1863 New England Magazine.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
Nut as a Dish.

Our English cousins, remarked the
woman who has just returned from
the land of Johnny Bull do not wait
until the arrival of Halloween TO be-
come interested in the tasty and nu-
tritious nut. was particularly I'M
pressed with their manner OF serving
cob-nuts, which are similar to though
larger than our haZelnu's. For lunch
con or for tea these nuts were quite
the most delicious things l ate. They
were served fresh and green, with de-
Iicious brown bread and butter and
salad made Of crisp white lettuce
leaves. with a French dressing. over
there these cobnuts come, as rule,
from the neighborhood of Kent. Eng
land NAV be lacking in fruit, but she
certainly takes advantage of many OF
her other products.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
Too Anxious to Be Just.

An elderly gentleman and his son
we're travelling in Germany from Au2s-
burg to Munich II was noticed that
the Herr Papa was much agitated. He
glanced frequently at his watch. sud
denly he jumped up e&citedly and
pulled the communication cord. Ihe
train stopped and the guard came mp
to know what the trouble was. The
gentleman, who was now quite calm,
said smilingly: Nothing has happened
to alarm anybody 1t is now 9:5b p.
M, and my little son has just become
10 years old. AS | only took hail a
ticket for him stopped the tra.st in
order to pay the other half. so that
may not get into any trouble when
arriving at my destination The &c
centric traveller not only had TO pay
the other half, but also 80 for stop
ping the train without proper reason.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
Tennessee Praise.

Dayton. Tenn. Dec. 1lth tSpeciaD
Among many prominent residents
20 praise Dodd's Kidney Pills is Mr..
y. r. Roberts OF this place. He tells
OF what they have done for him. and
his words will 20 deep into the hearts
OF all who are suffering IN the same
way. He says:
Il was martyr to Kidney Trouble.
but Dodds Kidney Pills completely
cured me. I shall always keep them
on hand in case there Should be any
return OF the Old trouble. but | am
thankful TO say they did their work
so well there has not been the slignt-
es. sign OF my old complaint coming
back The pain in my back used to
be terrible. II l got down ! had a
hard job 10 get straight again. But
my back is like new one now and I
can stoop as much as please..I don.
believe there ever was any medicine
half so good as Dodd's Kidney Pills"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
LOCKS ON CANALS OF CHINA.
N-tives Satisfied with Use Of Most
Primitive Methods.

Some of the primitive methods in
usc in China are euIertainingly das-
c-ibed III an article, The Grand Canal
OF China" in the Technical World
Magazine
The contriyances for locks along the
canal are very mple-stout boards,
with ropes at each OF them, being let
down edgewise over each otheH
through grooves in the stone pier.
Boats are dragged through and up the
siulces by means of ropes communi-
eating with large windlasses workei
on the bank. which haul them safely
but very slowly. Artificial basins were
followed out in the banks of the canal
at these locks where boats might an
chor securely. The sluices which Keep
the necessary level are of very rude
construction Soldiers and workmen
are constantly in attendance at these
sluices and the danger to boats is
diminished by coils OF rope hung down
at the sides to break the force of pos
sible blows.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
HOW TO PRCtOsG LIFE.
Testimony Of Healthy oetosenariaa
Vegetarian,

Our vegetarian friends are getting
fat, healthy and saucy. They eat no
meat and wax strong. and in athletics
they win prizes. The other night the
London yegetarians met al Memorial
hall and yhe bills announcing the
mce.ing bore the legend: Not too old
az Forty. Slill Young al Eighty
The chairman was Mr., {. +. New
combe. aged eighty, and around him
were gathered seven other oc'ogen-
arians, blooming with health and
wearing buttonholes Of carnations" D"
Mr NewcOmbe was wise and clipper
He drew 4 vivid contrast between veg
etariaus and flesh eaters The latter.
he said were screwed ~ with gou-
and bent down by rheumatism, while
their excited hearts gave them fiorld
compilations which an eNaaperated
liver turned yellow and green.
DR.. Mayor. professor of Latin a.
Cambridge University. u sprightly lad
Of eighty. said he never sat down at
the 'groaning board laden with meat
dishes but that he felt as If in 4 pill
lUry. He had not touched tobacco for
seTenty-two years, some clgaTf which
he essayod at the tender age of eight
years effected a permanent cure OF the
tobacco habit for him. Then arose Mr..
T. \. Hanson, aged eighty-seyen. a
younger looking man, and related that
when seyenty-two years he broke
a leg. 1t was the opinion OF the doc
tors that his advanced age would
prevent the bone from knitting. But II
did, and the injured leg is now the bet
ter of the two. When eighty-two he
broke two ribs, but they were right in
two weeks. He was sure his yeec-
tartan life was to be credited with his
VITALITY
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
School Gardens in Europe.

To-day the school garden has It's
greatest development in Sweden,
where scarcely any public school
building is found without a garden,
In Belgium. whore large part of
the population depends upon truck
gardening. the greatest interest is
manifested III the establishment of
school gardens by agricultural and in
dustrial communities and by the gov
ernment. The prosperity of the rural
reputation in Belgium. which is de-
rived chiefly from the extended culti-
walton OF truck gardens. must be at
tributed primarily to the school gar
dens and the extensive knowied ge of
horticulture among the people.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-12-16
Valuable Inform alton.

At a country fair machine whlch
bore a sign reading. How to Make
Your Trousers Last, occupied 2
prominent position in the grounds and
attracted much attention. A country
man who stood gaping before it was
told by the exhibitor, a person with a
long black mustache. minstrel stripe
shirt. and ninety our-carat diamond
in a red cravat, that for one cent de-
posited in the slot the machine VIC uld
dispense its valuable sartorial advice
The countryman dug the required
coin from the depths of a deep pocket
and dropped it in the slot. instantly
the machine delivered card on which
was neatly printed:
Make your coat and walstcoat
first"-Harper's Weekly.