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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-28
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Shetek. Tracy MINI. #S

sprzedawane be,da przez k;o0'lej North
Westrn po znizonychbl ratach p ; re
.sezon latowY z WYIilnony Y piat lE
1 soboty po Sl.6b "a tykiet zVrot-
nv ! okresem dopowrotu " pre-
.ciagu t,rzydzlestu dnnii. Jez sio See :,ss
tex lest pii,e2iklnem latoIw7emns llSJJees siesil.
mem e, mleiscem wy1ciieczek, ggdlzlle nasjj-
lepsze loWienie ryb poloWa 1nie.
MONA znisalesc; kuropatew, be ehs;l
SOW. kaseazzek gesi jest ba lal,csS y le
ie. Dobry hotel przys1uga stsss1
jenna 20 bardzo utllm1llll arlksowrannyyc i
ratach. Masterpieces ezi los. MONA
z4iedzid tego miejsca..aC1 uurrent.
Lake, Lake siiegel, Lake, Fremont,
Lake Sasrr,a.tc,h, Bear Lake, Long
Lake, Buffalo Lake., IRON Lake,
Beauty Lake, Willow Lake, lake
[IsabellaEii clear Lakle.s .g5Sss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-28
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Zoliwa zrzuch burke y 2 5$1ri 4
m1 - al a.; AZ ~ lave 't7e pod 6ciaIn ara
lstojjac a j ~: rozeS Ef'li,i ~ sie g = IS
no. NJ. S N I
WVIy!z5Ej,c,iiie' e,ygaln,l66''wt5 v, oc .,''lzi
wall to 4 rz ,t'1 W We sole
/ uscisnal Zone, pottemn dziecsii,
co. Jesc dajj kobieto, bonn
glodny okrutnie znuczio'ny
tel tel wielce - dodal " ME
jednem.l, mmiiejscu sic by}o ].
niejedno sic zrobilo, ME PROF.
no jezdzilem.
e. ChWala Bogu odpar-
Ia Magda.
-- Nisjasna ia rozmoe'wNa,
zaniepokoi}a Monisia, ME y
mialaby poWiedziec dlaczego,
czu}a jednakze, re sic czegos
.boi; leez chlopcy wr6cili 2
dziedzi6ca j poczeli smiac
sic ze strach6w p}onnYch;
zrobi}o sic W izbie gwarlno,
zapommfn7liia1a. . 9 novel obaW wi, J;
Gdy Zoliwa ziadl wieczerze,
skinal ma najstarszego syna
i wyszli 2 izby.
COZ zapytal Bolek
OLGA. I
60 Wszystko prawda, co
m6wila odparl Zoliwa
posluchaj jej dziej6w.
| siadlszy ma }awie, pred
domem stojacej, pocza} zycie
Monisi opowiadac; ch}opak
slucha} 2 blyszczacemi oczy-
ma i mruczal cd czasu do
c%zasu.
kotr, zb6j, antychryst,
(Ciag daisy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-28
.WIELkA NOWINA
Il POLAkOW!

Wynaleziony zosta} przez Pola-
ka, nowy sztuczny wegiel, lepszy
Cd wegla kamiennego, a robic go:
moe kazdy czfowiek rscznie, bez
maszyn, re ziemi {akowej, torfistej,
z czarnoziemu, murszu, moczarow
i bagnisk, a IONA KOSZTO-
WAC GLE BEDzIE DoLARA 2
CENTANI. Kazdego vice, kto
przysle 9 ,docllary p'rzez nastepne 80.
dni, naucze jak moze robie ten
znakomity a TAM wegiel. Gdy.
cheese wprz6d przekonac sig, to
przySlij DOLARA podaj swoj
Express offs, 20 o:rzymasz probe.
UWAGA: Potrzeba wszedzie ageln;-
tow. Kto chce wegiel ten wyra
biaG ma sprzedaz, MECH pisze do
,1ynalazcy. Gdy ME wierzyyasz, tlsz'
20 zaswiadczenie.
ADREs TAXI:
HON ARTIFICIAL FUEL PATENTEE ]
OFFICE ~ 1928 W. Hine Str.
South Bend, Ind. Box w.
Lh.+NHsH.NgNNEE h-g4&.4AL $500 ISEE% TESEE&"EEAEG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-28
Kara B ; z;
PI'owiesc histt,or'y,c,zzn,,ia' de lu 'a7
..5s.. i mlodziezzy.
(Ciag daisy

Gale diva missiace cz 1eESs
Ii v Zoliwach Wszyscy Pc
wrotu pana; Mo 'oan przez'
ten czas oswoila sic z'u1pelnle.
: rodzina, y kt6rei s'luzbe e.
przyjela, DO tez wszyscy tax
dobrzy byli ola niej tutaj
Magda wciaga}a ia powell 40
piracy, ale ME obarczafa ro~
bota, lajala rzaatd5kI'o7, q c;zze a'
p~iesci1a; chlopcy zgadyWac
sic zdawali chciec lei zyctsze,
MIA. J6ziek wprawdzie pilno-
wal, zeby wiecej ME jadla
Cd niego j szerzej ME rozpo-
6cierala sie,na tapczanie, nlz
on, lecz cato przynosil jej
kazdego poranku 6wieze
kWiaty. Week az do lasu
biega1 ola niej pc orzechy !
gryzl Gale kopy zdrowymi
.sWymi zebami, ably be- trudu
sRodkie ziarno zjada}a. Maciek
strugal ola niej 2 drzewa;
ly5ki j miseczki, koniki j
rome figle inne, mistrsem
byl BOWEN W tym kierunkE s'1.
Bolek sadzal dzieWczyne ma
swego konia i iezdzil 2 MIA
ma laki, gdzie spedzali casa
mi ca}y dzie6 we dwoje; ona
zbiera}a siano " stogi, on
kosil, pracujac ochoe'czo, ga
swedzili razem, Monisia opo--
.swiada}a O Odolanach, 0 matce
0 Jerzym, 0 m}odszym swo-
i'm bracie Bolku, o ojcu,
ozywiala sic w6wczas zawsze'2,
lecz ilekroc Bolek zapyta} ia:
ma co wszyscy pomarli, Tub
.czemu opusci}a Odolany,
milk1a w6wczas natychmiast,
argdy raz nalega}, by mu 3D.
powiedz da}a, podnios}a ma
niego pe}ne prosby oczy j
rzek}a: +
- Me pytaj, prosze.
! Me pytsf wiecej p%rzeto, ale
byl jeszcze tkliwszy ola SIZE
roty. IT.
Pewnego razu, gdy powr6-
Gill z takiej wycieczki i Sic
dli razem z innymi do VIE
GERRY, Week odezwa} sic do
matki. .-e
- Pono banda cygan6w
do wsi przysz}a, trzeba bedzie
strzedz drzwi cha}upy i stajni,
BIO to w}oczegi znane re z}o-
d%ziejstwa. r.
Cygany szepne}a
Monisia, blednac i wzrok
przestraszony podnios}a ma
Bolka. 4
On rozesmia1 sic.
- Boise sic? = spytaf. -.
Zwiesi}a gl6wke ma piersi i
odpar}a z cichem westchnie-
MEM.
= Toe pono cygany brata
mi ukrad}y i jemu by}o
Bolko ma imie.
Izbe cisza zaleg}a.
Duzos ty juz przebola-
Ia W zyciu, DUO Gle ieszcze
dobrego czeka sszzepnefa Pc
chwili Magda.
Dziewczynka spojrza1a ma na
MIA z wdziecznoscia, wtem
drzwi sic rozWarly, a ma pro
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-28
wal bic laWy eo'czY ego'
iskrzYly SIC, ~aak#Weggl "a

race. Z
-- Precz MIN! !! zaw DIAL
;-- psami 60 Wyszczzuilj.
Pacholek znikl "a drzzwia
nj niebawem dalo sic sly
sze6 ujadanie ps6w "a o lz1r'<a;
mi; " Monisi serdusa!zk'u1..
zbudzily sic Wyrzuty sa :l1lIe'
niia, wysune}a g}6WRke : pod
.sto}u.
.- "A moze On glodny? y
szepnela poslij mu chlebolaa
.Bolku. n,
- Mech zdycha 2 glodu
mruknal chlopiec, a potemm
g}osniej jeszcze mi
Gle ukradna...
Oczy jego znovu zarem
z~a6wieciiy, w}osy najezy}y
sic ma glowie, zacisna} piest.
~ A tobym ich chyba do
smierci tepif dodal.
Monisia umilk}a, siad}a
ma dawnem miejscu, teraz j
Bolka sic bsla.
Ktos jedzie, s}ychac
tetent, moze Gala banda
pedzi :tutaj odezwal sic
Week.
- Nov ciszej szepne}a
Magda.
Poezeli wszyscy sluchac, "
istocie tetent biegl do go.
Magda przytuli}a ME
do piersi i pobladfat
nieco; J6zik i Monisia ukry-
sic W fa}dach jej sp6dnicy,
starsi chlopcy strachu ME
okazali, p%rzeciwnie, W ich
odmalowa}o sic pewne
zadowolenie. Bolek obejrza}
sic ma Wicka.
- Wei lux ze sciany
kr6tko.a Sam siegna} pc
kusze, skierowali sic ku
drzwiom sieni. !
= I ia p6jde 2 wami
odezwal sic Maciek, zdja} re
sciany zaWieszony ma haiku
top6r i pobieg} "a bracmi;
znikli "a drzwiami, zatrzas-
lie "a SODA.
Hej ~ch}opcy! - zahu-
cza}o "a oknami domu.
Tupot biegnacych pacho}-
k6w ~odpowiedzia} i'm, g}u-
szac ma chwiie tetent, kt6ry
sic coraz wyrazniejszy.
Boze, Boze, co to bedzie
szepnela Monisia, drzac.
Gala - pocom.ja powiedzia}a,
re sic boje cygan6w. !
- M6dl sic - odpar}a jej
Magda. !
:Tymczas'em ma dziedzincu
wzmaga} sic i coraz
tam gwsrniej by}o; z g}osa-
mi ludzi, z tetentem koni
mieszalo sic ps6w szczekanie.
Magde dziwi}o jednak, il "
ujadaniu brytan6w gnliewu
ME s}yszy, raczej radosc.
Ano, cygany z djablem
stosunki, pewno psy
myslala i mocniej
tulila niemowle do plersi,
bojazni ME zdradza}a. !.
Wtem drzwi izbyz losk,o-
tenn sic rozwar}y, Monisia
0nru,olo cio = knlan I4zik
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
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the contest jniy 1905 THAT an equal
ihe prizes haye the of
advertisements may
n In special
enclosed viii This
Letters prior July be
opened prizes
having win DO
the
z edition Evening Clzon.
q 10
detail
This propoton primarily mail but there
objection persons Albuquerque entering
they comply with Ell
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

The gfeat Homecoming gathering of KentncNans
Louisville began the public features Of the occasion
today. Miss Louise Lee Hardin, Kontueklan now
making her home IN Denver credited with having sug
gested the unique celebration now % progress But
Miss Hardin ia attracting attention Just 81 present
by her remarks the other day the Chicago session Of
the Business Womana National convention. Here - what
she d reported 10 have sald
Marriage "a 30 longer everything in "a wOmaus liio.
Il 8 getting reogated In the mind Of woman 20 Soc true
place IN the uruporohate scale o thngH and Us becou4
Ing an Incident Marriage Is az ineldon, ia the life
OF Why should q nut DO 30 ia the iifo - woman
Women OF today must have other interests In le be-
Sides the hearth, and think it % very good thng for
woman herself and for tho nation whole that We are
becoming weaned 20 extent from the idea that mar
riage Is the be-a and ond-al oi q womans career"
The Denver News comments ON the quotation jest
made, IN this wisoi
calculated enormously ho barrier Of pefiudce
which women san have "a IN doing their part 10 Che
worlds work There IL why women should noe
come 70 take mans attitude regarding life work bpl
the best no more than the best regard mar
rage as merely an Incident The MOST beautiful hias
about womaue enlurRng bread-winung activities 81
that g makes them independent financially and free.
them from the temptation % marry for home and sup-
port They liberty have regard only 70 theii
love for the they marry and have excuse "a
sell themselves This has tended tu increase the rev.
orenco Of for the realities oi marriage cumpan-
onshp. home-making, motherhood, sind % is a grays
misrepresentation when any nlppancy toward these
great llieang interests Is Expressed az coming from
the modern woman"
As Miss Hardin Is a splasler s. b aeli-eyldeni that
either she couldn't she wouldn't marry, and 90 IN any
has neither the ideas The esperence gnal
flying 90 discant oracuiary marriage motherhood
and homemade But % Is not dlmcnlt 90 believe that
r. the proper and The proper feeling shall eventually
synchronze On her experience. she viii need argu-
meni her that marriage q not and cannot DO
"mere Incident" IN the NE Of either Of the twain whom
love and law have indeed made 10 be One flesh.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

OF New Moxloos population ~ per cent are native
horn 20 per ceni have from other states and 5
per cent are foreign horn OF the New Mexicans who
have como from uhor states, ono-fourth came from
Texas nvb per cent of New Moxicoa total population
Missouri and colorado nearly another quarter Of
tho Interstate immigrants Immigrants from no other
state make more than por cent of the population.
Tho emigration of natives from Now Mexico has
amounted 90 no-tenth Of the present population or
these omieranis than half have 20 Colorado
and about one-hth 20 Arizona. About per cent Of
Tho cmlgrauia have gone 10 Teas per cent 10 California
and per cent 20 oklahoma
ia Arizona i3 per cent ol The people native born
Thriysovcn per cont have come from other atatcs and
go per cent are ioraim born OF me immigrants from
other states about one-eghth natives oi California
nearly as many came from Texas. while New Mexico.
Missouri Utah and Illinois have sent each about one
sixteenth Nearly sixth of the immigrants from other
rtafes have come from Rev York Ohio and Pennayi-
yania Kansas and yowa next as sources oi Ari-
zonn's immerant population
The outflow of native Arizona people has been small
abonl per cent 81 the present population one-thUd
Of these have gone &c California quarter has 20
New Mexico or Utah Colorado aad Texas have received
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

banks and for the limitation OF the services which chs
postoGloe best renderf Today the United states
postofce legs Gar behind that Of any other oiyzed ma
tion and indeed IS FAR behind OF the nations which
regard az unolyilized u might do much o. does
little
The San Francisco Chronicle said, even more re-
Gently The has passed the poaioaoo approprar
lion BIN carrying si92i5s000 without any serious att
cmps remedy tho abuses IN expenditure which have
become national scandal There d a regular and an
unnecessary annual deficit % large proportions. whose
source Is obviously eXorbant payments 20 railroads for
transportation reckless IN fho printing
and distribution Of public documents Congress both
house and senate-delhefatey and continuously refuses
10 act the information which many 1T ia members
must necessarily have and especially refuses institute
any inquiry Of such character that the evidence must
become public 20 far q seriously considers any
geson FOR reducing the deficit Il Ia auggoslions for inn
pairing the efficiency of tho service The conclusion ~
irresistible that in this matter IS not influenced
BY considerations Of public welfare but by the pull OF the
departments and the dclaon Of railroad magnates whp
control nominating conventions and egisaturea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

An Associated Press dispatch from Trinidad LAST
might stated that the preliminary bore 20 locate
course Tor doubletrnck tunnel through Ration hill
10 DC built several hundred feel below the present
mel Will begin next week The diamond drill with which
ne work Is 20 be done viii reach there IN few days
The present tunnel IS 400 feet Ions while the one
VIII be- nearly one mile Ia length and viii materially
lesson Che grade over the mountains II "a estimated
hn y win take two years 90 complete tho project and
vii cost t2OO00oo
hy such actions as these the Santa No management
speaks louder than the ofen-Tepoatod assurances
Il the officials tho road that che main line OF the great
saaia Re system VIII not bo changed from me place
and position ooc1ples ~ uassage through New
Naxicn hut uro abundance of proof n fhls kind
satl1ns spohhing louder than worda--in the solid and
expensive Improvements 90 the present line the
change % grade new culveus. masnlAoont bailastRR
improvements IA station houses aud hotels and 0lhei
things too NUMEROUS to mention.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
BIG RECORDS FROM
JEMEZ SPRINGS
SwltzeF'S Fish arn..RecOrdS
Made by the NeheF and
Baxter Families.
CHAMPION CURED or RHtUMATlSM


W b. switxer, proprietor % enc
Oak barber shop ana JACK Dixon.
clerk a. the 81, Elmo lave returned
from the Jemos hot springs, where
they enjoyed some nne trout ana
chicken mcals served az Blocks fam
Gus mountain hotel Moasra Switzof
ana Dixon made trips so The trout
hehing streams aud 20 che iungles
above she sulphure meeting with
great luck In fshius ana hunting.
they caught many Cf the apcezifd
beauties and killed SONS Wild game,
but failed 10 land q bear although
they followed the irhil III ono fog q
whole day and night % d not stat.
cd how many hsh these two yarn
makers caught but Colonel Herthold
Spite, who heard ssfizef lelis1e hfs
Hah stories, stated chat be was now
convinced that the trip 90 the springs
did not In the least change switzor'n
tactics az all.
Captain Ncher a Fisherman.
Captain George X. Nuher and fam.
ily with Private Fred Baxter and
wife, are aoiouruinF III che Jpuer
hot springs, from which resort they
gsi.s.,.. ps" "ag ~ tnp trout
twelve miloh away The captain has
trestee, e-boe1sl, wv" ~. ~, ~ ,ue
90 ~ ~. 49,, .,',ii.' ~ 49,, ~ ''''J
moaern tin,s -, y, ti'".'~' "a
eehooneckcr the pfc6ent MANAGER Of
the White Elephant, the captain says
FISHING ~ hno on The ueboilh. which
NJ. 800. ny 1919 20 uount az
s.ns'y ana alone cauEht 900 trout Ia
49, gays, spnhe OF them' liike the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

san Francisco Chronico. Alfred Mosey a pairi
otto Brton who provided the funds % enable number
81 hts counlfymen 20 Visit the United states "a order
study Industrial conditions existing mere Is supple
menng his former effort b. scheme % send 5000
teachers 20 study TIE Americas and Canadian educa-
tlonal sya,ems The number stated 81 the dispatch
seems very large bat br Moaley d broad ganged man
ana may have made un his mind 90 afford Wholesale
opportunity observation. No doubt the teachers VIII
derive valuable information, II they do moi
return 20 Great hFkaln convinced that the American
public school system Is perfect. The worlngInen who
composed the visiting Industrial committee admitted that
they found many things thai surprised them and none
than the fact that the protective tariff had not
operated they hRd been taught TO believe u dd, but
that the contrary 81 had done much 20 advance the
nation lndustrlay and 10 better the condition Of lie
workers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Last week. according 20 che weather report Tor New
Mexico, issued hy Charles ~ Linnoy section director.
TIE week began rather cool bat ended With iemner-
tnro OF about degrees above normal 10 many places
the readings being The highest since August 1903 But
ltc rain fen Ia any part og territory and ~ most Of
h there az an The highest temperature was
reported AZ 100 az the Agricultural college, tho other
hand light igosts occurred Ia the higher districts oi the
extreme northern part az the territory Tho highest
temperature IN Albuquerque "a and tho lowest 81
making the variation 40 degrees. At las Vegas the
hshest "a and the lowest 49, Swing variation Of
Sc degrees
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Colorado Springs Teiograph' The Denver Rio
drauae railroad that work the laying of
standard gauge track to connect the fruit be OF Mont
rose and Delta counties with Grand Junction SIN be com
potod IN time permit the handling Of The fruit crop Of
the present over the rails The announce
ment 10 important in itself Zach section of narrow
railroad that replaced hy standard gauge track
added that portion Of the state OF Colorado that "a
brought into direct touch with the commercial world
Zach section OF narrow track that a. IA business
today "a on Indication of pioneer days when had
courage and money with which 20 DO only part on tat
which they desired 10 do The announcement Is Of
special importance This year. however because Of ths
he by far the largest aud valuable the history
frgi.t raising in Colorado
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
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the bringing speadd line
genuine Indian attractive novelties popuar prices before
public
wish the contest send for ompse FREE In
Special Bargain List oun
participate IN tha contest SHOW
this i friends there win be things they win want mcn
order awarded
choice big variety 81 useful and ornamental premiums
credited sending e the
he the bg awarded those sending the hus
There win Of prizes which win
Substantial cash prize the business by resident Of
Meoo Don't aside this before writing
forget shout q and ths advcieneat viii MOI again.
rvsnyono PRIZES. $500, viii
o agents. follows
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Las VEGAS Optic SILLY said newcomer. yes-
lerday when aomc one told him that abe lamb crop this
year IN favored lecions reached no per cent Of To-
crease ~ow could 4 80 100 per centf" Tho gem
LEHMAN has silll several things 10 learn However, such
returns extraordinary aud this IN every part Of New
Mexico has been the best decade Cor the sheep men
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

about per cent each. few Arizona folks have gone
q Oklahoma. Washington. oregon anc Wyomlug. 1
plso Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
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SS,OOO.OO IN PREMIUMS
S 10000 IN CASH

Here is the biggest opportunity
Of its kind ever presented to
the people Of the Southwest.
For a little pleasant work
among your friends YOU get
your choice Of a big variety Of
useful and ornamental gifts,
besides a chance to earn one Of
the grand prizes. It does not
cost you one cent to try.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

minister Ia an ohio town, whoae church u going TO
run grocery store when asked whether he would run
the business Christ would or business principles.
replied;
Ihs rlnnng things as Christ would Is a misnomer.
a woofu Christ would have any business rsht
up 10 It's limit 70 maize much money OF ID honestly
and hnnoraby possible The Lord 9ui people earth
90 heip themselves and the who waits for che Lord
20 come along agd give him m win wait long time.
We shall run grocery practical business lines"
COmmontlns on ths utieranco the Denver Repuh-
iieaR says wiih equal truth and loroeulness u tha
minister be good business be oughi 10 gel out
of his Christian pulpit and give his whole time 10
the gocery FOR he has shown that ho Il either ~
norant Of what Jesus taught or he IS hypocre. The
ethical ideas az Jesus are not n harmony With bus-
ness principles and amoptt OF ingenuity twist or
torture them into conformity with business methods In
fact any business man who attempted 20 hia bua-
ness along the lines lad down Ia the Sermon The
Mount would soon be bankrupt unless Dc had unlimited
capital Jesus commanded bis followers give 20 him
that askoth thee they we're 10 lend as readily y
they sued at Law they were 20 give over fhan
they sued for And they were forbidden 20 take
thought for tho n regard 90 what they should
cat drink wear, for the Heavenly Father knew an
their Tho early Christians communists hay
Ing an things On common ana they appear % have de-
rived their communiatic principles from tho Master
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Mrs w. a. McClaakoy and daughter
len ON no. last night Tor AZ oxa
tended visit 20 relatives 81 Parsons.
Kansas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Santa Roaa Sin: Tho fastest growing portions OF
New Mexico along tho lines Of the railroads out-
side Of two three of the older towns and the Rock
Island Is taking leading part IN the Development Of the
country contiguous 20 s llnos Tho small towns that
spring up the lines of these roads gaining
IN population and growing Ga Importance AS trading
and energetic Traffic Manager John Sebastian s taking
many h0moseekorn into the southwest clear down the
line from Kansas TO New Mexico and many Of them are
staying too.
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Heavy Current in the River.

The heavy current, caused by big rains
in the mountains about the headwaters Of
the Potomac, Is still racing down stream
past this city on Its way to the Atlantic
The rush of water is strong enough to
almost bury from sight the buoys on the
south side of the Georgetown channel be-
low the bridges. The strength of the rush
ing waters is felt, it is said for thirty
miles down the river, but it is at this city
and above that it's greatest force is noted
Among the debris caught in the eddies
below this city is a bunch of six or eight
pile heads, fastened together with plank
This came down from above the bridges
yesterday afternoon and being caught in
the Whirl of the current below Geisboro
point they went in toward the shore and
then out again, without going down stream
with the main body of water The ferry
steamer Callahan passed over the bunch
yesterday, and while it did the iron hull
OF the steamer no damage, could be felt
humping along its entire length. The bunch
Of piles is large enough to badly wreck the
side wheels Of any of the river steamers
In consequence of the current no vessels
have come into port under sail for a day
or two. but those bound down the river
have no difficulty IN sailing away after
clearing the mouth of the harbor