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turcd. we had q; pretty nice time, cu:-
ing canned stuff and elk meat. and pa
was kept busy telling the gang oi
what had happened in the outside
WorlG for several Onths as the
gang did not read The daily papers.
When they robbed a train they let
the neWSbOy alone for fear he would
set the drop on them.
IA told them about the wave Of
reform tina was going over the conn
try, ana bow the politicians were tax
ing The railroads and mOnODOIistS by
the neck, and shaking them like a
terrier would shake a at; how the
Insurance. companies that had bccn
5"r years tying the poIicy-holders,
htud and foot, and searching their
pockets for Illicit gains had been
''uCht in he act, and how the pres
It"utS and directors wore liable co
nav" to serve time in the p~Cnitentiary.
Pa told the HoIe-in-the-WaIl gang all
the news until he got hoarse:
And how is my old friend, Teddy,
TN" rough rider?. asked one or the
sang. who claimed he had gone up to
SAW Juan hill with the President.
The President is in fine shape"
said pa, land he is making friends
every day, fighting the trusts. and
trying 10 save the people from ruin
Gee but what a train robber
freddy would have made, if he had
turned his talents in hat direction.
instead of wasting his strcnuousness
W politics." said the leader of the
sang. II would give a thousand dol
Lars to see him draw a bead on the
engineer of a fast mail. and make
him get down and do the dynamite
act. and then load up the saddle bags
and pull out for the HoIe-in-the-
Wall. That man has wasted his op-
~r"rtunities, and instead Of being at
the head of a gang of robbers. with
;'lI the world at his feet. ready to
hold up their hands at the SLIGHTEST
mint. living q life of freedom in the
mountains. there he is doing political
stunts, and wearing boiled clothes.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-30

not rob widows and orphans if / tried.
II would give me Il pain that medicine
would not cure TO know that women
n children were CRYING for bread be-
cause / had robbed them and was Iiy-
ing high Ola their money. If il wasn't
Tor my conscience / could take tho
presidency Of a life Insurance COM
pany, and rob right and left. equal
70 any Of the crowned heads who are
now in the business. But If | was driv-
ing in my automobile and should run
over q poor woman who might be 4
policy holder, ! could not act as would
be expected Of me. and look around
~disdaInfullE at her mangIcd body in
the foad. and snccr at her rapidly
cooling remains, ana put on steam and
skip out with my mask on. ! would
10 choke off the snoring. bad
smelling juggernaut and get out and
pick up the dear Old soul ana try to
restore her TO consciousness. which act
would cause me to be boycotted hy the
automobile murdcrers' union and /
would be q marked man.
AS president of a life insurance
company / could not vote myself Il
hundred and fifty thousand dollars d
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-30

"Oi cant undhershtand tn position
is come payrlo On tn whisnkey quis-
ton" said Mr.. Heunessy. they kape
me wondhcrin' where they is at
"Henncssy. me by said afr. Daaley.
'.whinivcr a citizin with In capacity 10
communicate infeIliriutly with his
koind iaves - IN doubt as To IN.
moiStChoore or tn aT-ridity il. his COM
vict.ons. b hiying sc may be shure
thot citiZin air on tn Watber Vaughn
Shpakin' Scriptchoofly. III he amt again
booze ne is fr it. Anything connect
Cd with whiskey is ayther wan way CT
tn other. Ye can ShtraddIe 4 nuce
Whin we dr-re drunk. fr oi heV tried
IT,. To undhcrshtand tn probIim -
mus ring in yurc knowledge IL phy-Ic-
olOgy an its iffect Oh tn liquor traffic.
Liquor. Hennessy. loikc wan touch il
nachoor, makes tn whole world akin.
1t is tn opin scasarne Everywhere.
King Edard Nud shtep doom frum his
mouldy throne an dhrink with a
gamin shud he be dhry an tn p~roiyatc
shtock was all give out. Min viii do
anything Whin booze shteps in an
gives tn ordhers. An furthermore.
Hennessy, vance d drunkhard. always
wan, except in shtray-buliit inshtancis.
Til i%nnooance " tn haynous shtuf
perrneates livery vein iy tn polite
body an makes min hideous hypocrits.
w an VIII 11lIS OUT dSd-H III lIdIIIC III
thin dhrink a quart to Sooth his
thoEax. Anurther will call doom tn
curse iV Sodom an GormorroW on tn
dishpinsary. not because it is q dish
pinsary. but because it amt Il opin bar
room. More things ar-re wrought he
booze thin this Wurrld dhramcs iv an
there aint but wan way to cut it out
an thOt IS to abolish tn population
an fix tn climate s. nothin' wont fer
ment. Oi balave thot booze. loike I'm
Gle joe Cannon, is here to shtaN. TIL
.on'Y sensible shtand to take. Hen
messy, is to recognize tn anvil an deal
with it in tn Dist way"
~"Bejabbers, an phat is tn Dist way
said Mr.. H~enncesy. 'thot's tn quia-
ton.
An phat tn diril ar-rc ye astin'
mo f'r,' said Mr.. Dooley. "Oi am no
STATESMAN. non timperince ~lccthoorer.
OF Wudnt commit mes1lf if Oi he'd a
OidCa-iN tn thEuc solution IL tn
Gr-rcat problim. In me single days Oi
thought tn Dist wa To kape me poor
fellow citizins frum hUr-rtin' thin
@ilVeS dhrinkin' tn vile Shtuff vas fr
q few il tn nobIist " us to dishposc
iV tn output Ourselves. Oh thricd il.
be Gorror. with conspicuous success
NANNY II tonne OF heV been full
Whin tn whole town was dhly, at
which tonnes Oi felt loihc oi he'd be-
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RILDEN TYLER BENNETT
Continued from Page Two.)

lemaity. there is no telling wha place
he might have occupied in the state.
As 1t was he won place and honor
and reputation. He was a membe of
all the decisive conventions which
sounded the knell of The reconstruction
regime. He participated in all those
burning campaigns which have become
famous i'll the history of the state. He
was eleyated TO the bench. went to
Congress under the new apportion-
ment as congressman at large. after
one of the most brilliant campaigns
ever known in North Carolina and.
also. as congressman from his own
district. His most famous speech was
probably that in which, at Raleigh.
he nominated the late Judge Asne
for the supreme Court bench. There
are today scores of men who remem-
Der the fire and passion of that speech
as though it were yesterday. He was
a man OF imposing presence, of magnl-
ficant voice. His nominating speech
became a campaign document. 1t
gave him Statewide fame. was but
the precursor of many others which
fixed him as one Of the great men OF
North Carolina. Added to his war rec
ord, unsurpassed for bravery, for dash
and for accomplishment by any other
officer of his rank in the ConfederdcN,
his services to his State i'll civil life
make the recor of his life a full one.
| Today. he is d kindly old man, keep
ing the fire Of his youth with tenacity.
going about making friends. eXertinG
without Il trace of friction a sort OF
domination owe the people he served
50 we'll. With it all, as the inscrlp-
ton which he wrote on the monument
so Strikingly says, he translates TO
+, the present a spirit and a personality
which, lovable as they be, are OF q
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-30
Irank1in'S Inventions ana Discovers

Invented the first stove used in this
country.
Discovered and defined electricity.
proved that it was the element in
lightning. invented the lightning rod
Demonstrated that different effects
of color as to heat By laying squares
Of different colored cloth upon sEo"
on q sunny daN.
First published the facts ABOUT the
Gulf Stream and made = map OF II.
His ESSAY on the penpling Of coun-
tries supplied Nautilus with foundation
for his famous theory that population
increases in geometrical ratio, means
Of s~ustenance only in arthmotica- I'll
ito.
introduced the basket Willow into
America.
Invented the floating sea anchor
First demonstrated the possibilities
Of display and pictorial advertising IL
newspapers.
Proved IN vessels noyed faster in
deep than in shallow water.
He nodded the first printing types
cast IN America.
At the age Of t~UentV-one ne invent
Ell and built an improved printing
press.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-30

Year salary, and take it from fatherIess
children and widows and rctain my
self respect. out here in the noun
tainS | can occasionally take nay boys,
when our funds get IoW. and ride away
10 Il railroad. and hold up the chop-
choO cars. and axe toll. but not of the
poor passengers. Who do we rob?
Why the railroads are owned by
Standard oil, and il we take 1t few
thousand dollars, all Mr.. Rockefeller
has to do is to raise the oricC of kcru-
Sene for Il day or two and he comes
out even. The express ear stuff is all
oWened by Wall street, and when we
take the contents of Il safe. ten thou
sand or twenty thousand dollars, the
directors of the express company sell
stock short in Wal street ard make
d million or so to cover the loss by
the bandits Of the far west. and pocket
the haIance. SO you see We are doing
them favor to rob a train. and my con-
science is clear. | am always sorry
when an engineer on eXpreSsman is
killed. and when such a thing occur
l find out the family and send
to take care of them. but OF
late years we never kill anybody. be-
cause the train hands don't resist any
more. fOr they do not care to die to
save Wall street money. Now when
| say to an engineer: Charley, turn
her off and stop here in the gulch and
take ii dNld!1itc SLlch ana ~ Ndht up
the express fellow by blowing off the
door of his car the engineer wipes his
hands on his OvcrallS and ~ All
right, Bill. but don't point that gun at
my head. cause il makes me
nervous. lie blows uD the
express car as 4 matter of &C
c~Ommodation to me. and the eXpress-
man comes to the door, rubbing his
sleepy Eyes open and says: It's a Won
der you wouldn't let a mar get a little
rest. Tina dinky little safe in the cor
ner hasn't got anything in it TO speak
Of And then we blow up the little
safe first. and maNbc find all We want.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-30

s-..I .a think would like to BE- a
..tr. r..Ht.I and have a liz gang Of
....-. s. go. NY bidding. / have often
......I .... -ang putting Il red light
.s#.. track ana stopping a train
.... ..u gold. holding a revolver
... bead Of the engineer. ana
him to go and dynamite
.-.-- CIR. Thcu we would al
.. -... kits and haversacks with rolls
-. H...-. that would choke a hippo
....M.ua. and ride away TO our shack
.... mountains. divide up the sWag,
..... trip to New York, battle i'm
.~.u4I42u". dress IKE miiIionaircs.
fuf Theatres morning noon and night.
So Holsters until our Stomachs would
,ru nm a~uti-Iobster union. and be 50
49, the people would think we were
Na~ndcrGouIds. Since pa ana I
rn captured by the H~oIo-in-rhc-
afI aaItu i haze found that all is 10
rIiuus in The train roEbing ana cap
ring fur-rausOm business, and rhat
bbcr- are never hlDUy except when
robbery is safely over. and the gang
f- good and drunk.
the FIRST day or two after Ia and
.H the traitorous cowboys were caB-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-30

aa.In@ With q fork" And the
'' ~-hed for Teddy.
Le viii make himself just as
aid pa, If he succeeds in
The hoId-up men of Wall
...l compelling them to dis
..tr stealings. But say" said
. e the leader of the bandit
-...re in the eyes, why don't
Sir. .p this bad habit of robbing
"a. vita guns, and go back east
..'"r some respectable business
'..-., your mark" You are a born
.|"' ! can see by the way you
- up the Increment when YOU rob
... You would shine in the bust
world. Come IN. go back east
H.n. aud ] will use my influence
YOU i'm among the men who own
H"bllos and yachts. and drive
U-hands. What do you say"
o.. y is too late" said the leader
." Ilolc-in-the-WaII gang of train
rS, with a sigh. Il should be out
"d if | went into Wall street now.
got many of the clements in
make UP Of the successful finan-
and the oil octopus. and if l had
become a train robber ! might
been Il successful insurance
dent, but / have always been
Licapped by 4 conscience. [ could
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-30


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to populate ~. setrta a AHs
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-30

Never accuse Il man of being hon
est until YOU know the . OF
money he has been offered as a bride.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-30

\ man loses more by lying than ne
gains.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-30

Ec'fa.cd To Ha - epIHuut lH.w If
- Iu@I.. san juan lid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

Contrast such consulate with one
iu China, Japan or Turkey. or Just
BOW in Russia iu the latter coun.
tries q t consular ONCE 81 today what
"a is hy tradition; q becomes an oflce
% which The American who ~ travel
ms there looks foF pr0toctian Il be-.
romes one for fostering American
trade ana Supplying Information about
unknown lands aud unexpiored mar
kois,
ANA yet how DO The salaries cor.
respond no thc importance of the two
localltios9 Tho rich consulate. the
iaf Office, ts fhu one in Great Brit
ain Or France or Germany. whore the
duties are comparatively unimportant
The salary. meantime. OF the consul
lu the little Chinese on Iapal,fso town.
on In South Africa. or in the little
port la Russia. South America, or
come other remote part % tho world,
d so small that Il does not attract.
ln numerous places tho once does nO'
carry any ualary, and the consul or
consular agfnt iH expected 20 main.
tain himself on the scauty fees Shich
20 may NICK up ln the places where
we need the ronFuls work we pay
r9'h'0g, IN the places whore We
could easily disnenso with any consul
e~camt as treasury agents, We permit
oHr representative 10 gather ~ fees
an' salarlea which 10 many instances
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
esTANciA PEOPLE
nooMlMo rHE NALLEY.

Al the meeting of the Estaucla Val.
irf DrftI pmrui association lost niEht
a Jhr oHiee of Probate Clerk Cor.
nolt BE- n dcridcd fu have an nll.
lgy mt Hr with g m-Eet d.unfg AZ
t.e srbsu. house boz iha near future
at Which limo gOll program will
BE- riton says iho Esiaueiu News. u
is expected to have some speaker or
spCukpr lerp from other parts Of-the
Terriers probably one from the Az
.rlculural c1liero of Mesilia Park, to
give addresses ga things apnerialninn
Ca fufm.n Ia the arid regions pump
ing .rrig lion etc committee con
siatiuR ID a. HfGarnclf, }, W. Cor
hDtt, 81 S. Rose and Mosdamea Cor
heit, Gaweu ard James walker was
named fU awe The matter lu charge
and "a good time is assured Full de-.
tails VIII De giyeu In these columns.
n was the unanimous opinion of
those be- sent that the association
should bu continued. the work of the
past year having heen 0f Imaginable
value 90 DO valley
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
the STORY or SANTO DOMINGO

Ara. lS,Oib square miles
Population 100000. language. span.
ish,
Population. mixed race of white. On.
diar aud African blood
SlaYOry introduced Ia 1909. abOi
lshod Do 1929
Chief cifics Snnin domingo. cant
al. population, $4,000. Puerto plta
6.000i IA Vega. O000 Santiago.
5000. SANTANA. 800
Term ul president and Vice prcsl
dent (gecOrding 90 the constitution
four years
Congress a slnslo house OF twenty
funr members
State religion. Roman Catholic.
Municipal schools. go. pupils. 1000
npwEpBpvrR y.
Debt. t32000O0N gold annual rev
tuuee ahoni 81 O0n 600
Pro iuc.s ugnr. rum. cacao. tohac
co, cuiipg. On piCnl fruits. ime woods
iA92 Island discovered by Colum
bus
1850 Ssnio Domingo cliy founded
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

1895 spain transferred island %
French
is0i French driven out hy Tous.
saint LOuvorturc.
ihn2- French ro-aCcupied ISLAND
iS0p French driven ON by English
end entire island OF sant0 Domingo
given tu Spanish
iN22 Revolt succeeded aud the two
island governments united under
President Boyer al Haiti.
lSii-santc Domingo ropuhliC sep.
arRted ifom haHi
1851 santo Domingo republic
ceded hy President santana 10 Spain
isd6~ sparnrds driven oul.
lS1O-Trcalt Of cession fo che Unl
tod HtaicF iel.etcd by the hgnsrican
senate
lhs6--GenurR, UliseH Houreaux
elected president
1899 GeuronuX ussaasinated hy
Ramon Cncems
1893 10 1905 Presidents FIguero,
Ilmlnel. VasQupt Wos 3 nil and Nor
ales.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

"Eonotrlu's Crystallzed Cactus Cam
~, natures pun food IL the product
oi new INDUSTRY recently started a.
Phuenix. Aria. growing ont of expert
meRta made with what Ia known as
the citrus tree cactus,
Harry W. Kelly OF Cross. Kelly a.
CO.. of Las NeRasi is Introducing he
product in New Mexico aud ia hndinr
urge dcmaud tor a. The hrm dls
posed 0f 500 pounds no Las Vegas
during the Christmas season, and tne
reporter iur The Evening Citizen can
testify that those of Albuquerque
with n tooth FOR aweeimeais, missed
"a treat az result OF q not being La
ifuduced here.
Mr Kelly made The Citizen a press
ent uf box containing sixteen crya-
talizCd squares Each square was
neatly wrapped in wuxed paper. aud
was Of a very delicious flavor q ls
ls good ass q b. novel
in explaining how INC candy was
made SIR Kelly said "This uon0friu
DE- tho original disocoyotor of tho oac-
tus candy and has q large factory
down 40 Phoenix turning oui toms ol
o.. The cactus used ID tho troo kind
found largely ln the deserts of Arl-
gona aud California. and some few
are found in southern New Mexico.
The eilckera are trimmed from the
stalk. then u lH cut open lengtnwisr.
. exhibiting a pretty white pulp heart
This pulp Is sliced INTO fhln strips and
run through urmplrg machine
I which croaaeH 81 in squares From
the crlmpipE machine tho cactus pulp
passes into var OF boiling syrup
where 10 ia rryslallzod, prior 30 going
to the cooling room. After IL c0ols
I you tlnd the pulp transformed into the
I finest aud pnreai Kind OF candy. q
I Do then hroken 90 the places where d
was marked by the cumplnE ma-
chine and wrapped IN the Waxed pa
/ per"
ITS nno candy ana promises 10 ho
a great industry concluded Mr
I Kelly
Mr. Kelly and G. C. Robbins. treas
I uror Of Gross Kelly a Co, came down
/ from las Vegas lnrt evening 20 con
tend with George Arnot, local mana
/ ger Of the company. Tor the company B
buffalo head The las Vegas hous,
has ALWAYS commended that % aid the
most business, which Mr. Arnot De-.
niles. claiming che mosl business foi
the local house,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
REFoRM or ENTIRE SECRETARY BOOT
WEAKNESSES STRONGLY AFFECT AMERICAS
EXPANSION.

Special Correspondence
Washington. ID. c.. Dec 90 Reform
lf the consular service Will he cham.
iluned lu the house of representa-.
lives by Robert Il. Hlti, OF llilnois
do will bo relied upon by Secretary
Root 40 present the latter's plans ao
haf she republican members Of the
house Will approve ~ the necessary
egislaaon This d. no easy task.
However. hc will be- listened 90 with
Teat respect and confidence since
'or years he has drafted the annual
appropriation bill for the whole con.
iular organ .zatlon and was assistant
secretary of state 90 Blaine and alsn
aW actual diplomatic service lu
Paris
Representative Hlit believes that
The ls one of the most Important mat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
BONDS FOR COUNTY TREASURER
FILED IN PROBATE COURT
FRANK a. HuBBELL SUBMITS
ONE Bond AND IJsTo ARMiJo
THE oTHER-EAcH CLAIMS The
OFFICE.

The Board OF County Commission.
ors yesterday appointed Carmel Tuf
rieIa az constable Of ihc sSth precinct
iO iill The position madN vacant hy
The resignation az trinidad Anaya.
Incidentally tho board also az
proved two bonds submitted By two
claimants 10 the office OF treasurer
90 hernalillo county one of the bonds
Vas for $4,000, executed bY the Ma
tional Security company OF Nsw York
Ia favor of Frank A. HubbeN The
ether bond Was for $4,000 oROcuted
by the United States Fidelity and
Guaranty company of baltimore, ln
lnYOr Of ipsio u. Armllo, treasurer Dc
iacio uf The county.
Va approving the bond submitted hj
hnbhell who some tlm9 ago oartod OF
tbe safe containing the county fnpdt
ana who stun persists that he n tho
rlrhiiul treasurer. the hoard Hiipu
iaiod that their approval OF hia bOhd
was not 90 De construed az recOgrig.
Ing Huhbolfs right 20 the once.
To an apparent intonts and Jlur
passes iiernalillo county d hieaged
or -Aheml--wiih two treaaurors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

great oHuiers of English or European
trade there ls little need Tor such con.
au'nr protection of the person laws
are af we'll administered there as GA
iho United States. A certain mass at
routine of course there matters
which could De- attended 10 ny am
we'll grHsHiKea corps uf competent
aalauvd clerks But the consul him.
self ine man who H. getting ~ In.
come from salary OF fees or both
amnrmlng 90 thousands or a score ~
thousands of dollars has little 90 de-
lag protecting Americans. be performs
a small and inconsequential part IN
promoting our trade with those Ha.
lions Tire trade Is there and all the
conditions Eud circumstance which
AFFECT u are we'll known % those who
engago Ga a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06
IS EXECUTIVE OF THE
CARNEGIE FOUNDATION

New York. Jan 3-Df Henry 81
prlicheii. who has accepted the prcai-
dcncy uf the tiNNn0uOO Carnegie
Foundation. which ls drsaned 20 aid
teachers ana professors toward great -
sr opportunities for rcaeHrch work.
for ihe past five years has been ln
charf, of fha Massachusetts institute
OF Technology Before chat time Dr.
priichftt was experimentation nf the
United states coast survey.
The officfa az thU Carnegie Fuund-
atlun arc 90 b. located 40 Ffih ave-
nae ana qbth street The hoard of
trlsieea iufMdes iha pfe dents ni
practically an ~ che iHfge anlyer-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-06

sltf aud m1uy of tbe smaller role
ipues Every section of ihe country
b. renr frufpi
"ghu fHneaH FuHlallun is nu ed-
ucafonai vot ur So Nfead a SCALE
naiH BE- prfrhctf. ln rri1t.or r0 hia
nos IL1 ihm iAe iorliuuou 90
has hu4 n taa thaFlne ui che
wur. hnm ih, Wse NaF one that
I cuHil nnl riusn
'artr f,a stfn ihAt Nui ,Np taken
tNf Boz lnn tetahNahmrni Oi pom
sion srrDm. nnder which ugod proc
Gassrra mef nD nilred aud room
rnadr inr ,u1nef ara more nrogroa-
Hifr wru
Co., pfnehce 81 n nntive oi Fayetto,
Mo pnt ths horn goa Apfi 90. 1851.
30 waH ffaluHiCl from prilchoit coll
lego. in Glasgow mn., and later from
tho lfniveraIty of Munich.