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POCAHONTAs.

Pocahontas was O. beautiful Indian girl,
laughter OF Powhatan. She saved the
life OF Captain Smith which was threat,
sned by her father She pleaded with
her father for some time, but finding that
her father would not relent With ~, tears r.
rolling down her cheeks she rev sN', Is 70
Smith, laid her head on his. and declared
hat She would give her life to save his,
Pocahontas had been two years at James
Town. NJ, John Ro!fe' an honest ~ gen n.y.
hiim, so they determined in this way to
unite the English ard the t lndaG deyo aed
70 tneS a nrsr,; M Instructed her In Chris
lanity and after while, she confessing
he faith Of Christ, was baptized N the he
Did church at jamestown, receiving ne
name OF Rebecca. Wien the news reacn-
I'd Powhatan that Pocahontas was mar.
rIed there was great rage. and srls! OF
The old Indian chief, PoWhatan ana Fo-
'4''0''Ss w. 0 ETHEL ], SMITH
Blanton's. va.
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WASHING DOLLY.

The dollies were really so dirty that
something had to be done, so, Mabel sug;;
gested that they should be bathed, and
Would help to give them such a scrub
bing MS they'd never had. The girls got
out the tub and then undressed Alice and
Edna and May. Alice was lovely doll.
Bob had sent from Paris, 30 the girls
thought she should be bathed first but
Alfred thought that Edna, the bisque doll,
was dirtiest and should be the. first. For
trnately for Alice. Mahle yielded to AL
fred, hut poor Edna. was. soaked until
She looked more like an old house cloth
than asdollsovAlfrcd got big sponge full
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.of water and drenched her hair until the
Pcliris that. once had been SO lovely hung
down straight and all the beautiful !, eo 10,
said that she supposed dolls didn't like to
be washed any more than6little girls and
boys. 80 she would not put Alice and
Mary through the awful strain
into the Kitchen and tried to dry her out
over the stove but when she was dry
she was such sorry-looking sight that
Mabel hardly knew her. 80 she said that
doll!es, no matter how dirty they were.
Selected by FRANC Es .PURDf.
n No. 1414 cambridge Street. Manchester.
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BROKEN DOLLS
THOUGHTS.

Well to tell my story,
< will start in this way,
In 1t there is not much glory,
\ Although It's so, they say.
The story OF a dolly,
K A hateful thing Is she.
For over her there Is made such folly,
And now none at all made OF me.
Well, you see am broken now,
And not good to play with any more,
They say ! have no hair.
And that makes me awful sore.
Mary and Nellie both lay me aside.
an But they play@with the new one forever,
They used to take me out for ride.
But again, never. never!
OH Just hato that yellow-hajred thing
She IL petted the most,
And for her all the tea party bells ring,
4 OH Just wish was lost.
Then may be they would hunt for me
And SEQ which one was the best,
That silly old Mamie
Or Bess. -,
No 3lS East Broad Street. city.
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have cat named Trixie. She is eight
years old "A colored man brought, her to
me before her eyes were opened. SO I
raised her by giving her milk from g
SPOON She has now got two little kilt
tens-one named Darling and the other
Goldbrick. Goldbrick has blue ribbon to
wear and Darling pink. put their
ribbons on them every morning and take
can see Them as they go by. They will
play with string One Of them had a
mouse the other morning Just playing
with It, Their mother Is dark. but both
kittens are yellow and White.
VIRGINIA. LEIGH MORTON.
South Sycamore Street. Petersburg. Va
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cHUMs.

inst two OF us and you can readily see
That we are chums-and don't need three.
Together both to church and school We
always go,
Through summer sunshine and winters
And when we tire OF chasing butterflies,
We go to our playhouse and make little
Or awns in the grape vine and FISH In
the brook,
worm on a pin hook.
II you can And little chums happier than
GERTRUDE, coYNER. |
Mineral, Va.
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Charade.

My first is in mad hut not In had.
NV second Is In here and also IN Tear.
nv third is In mat but not IN hat,
nv fourth Is In or and also IN core.
NV NTH is in are and also In oar,
MY sixth is in is and also,in his; !, 80
Nv eighth is in island and also IN hill +
nv ninth is In day but not In hay
NJ tenth ia In all and also IN hn.
My eleventh is In Xe hut not +, II ne ne
IN wings. Va, RUTH LEONARD.
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large handful and walkedBaiopgy eating
.lt.gt''How is y" said to t1yselfa"t that
ths people on the az nc cb Gat y,
earth, and I will tell you said voice,
and into the thickct | went. found g
good many boys about my age there and
a group OF old men. You see, child, :
said one old man, the moon tastes t g u US
Ike your earth tastes to you. q :, piece
to US. But come on and Join our circle, :"
he said. went in and sat down. vel.
Sclzgard. we will hear you now, said an
old man. A boy got UP and said
"rhere was a hoy and his name was Ned,
He fell down and hurt his head.
His mother picked him up and sent him
But in a few days he was dead" "a.
VERY good" said the old man; land
now, child, let us hear from YOU" he said
CTo be contlnued.)
WATSON SHEPHERD
hrillboro, Va.
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Charade.

MY frst Is In not hut not In hot.
nv third third is in are and also in car.
MY fourth Is In cot but not In cork.
Ny fifth Is in hap but not In cap.
Ny sixth is In bar and also In slat.
Ny seventh Is In clamp and also In lamp.
My eighth Is In never and also In ever.
MySnInth Is In rack hut nor in hack
NV tenth ia IN Is and also In his.
NY eleventh Is in clock and also IN cluck.
My twelfth1is In take and also in make.
Ny Is continent.
Rawling. Va. RUTH LEONARD.
Charade by Ruth Leonard, North Amer
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Cha,rrade.
,,cl,le hit MT n hckle.

MY first is in pickle but not In tickle.
My second Is in bend also end.
MY third Is In Ted but not In led.
My fourth is in peach, also In beech.
My nfth is In true but not In blue.
MY sixth Is In silk but not In milk
My seventh Is In baby but not IN lady.
Nv eighth is In turn, also In burn.
NV ninth Is in rose, but not IN hose.
My tenth Is In great but not IN hate.
NV whole Is q we'll known city.
ESTHER PRrTCEETT.
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TO THE CONFEDERATE
SOLDIERS.

Here rests tho weary soldier,
Sweet Is the toller's rest
While fragrant blossoms softly sigh
Above their pulseless breast
Wreaths, anchors, crowns and crosses,
TO grace their dreamless sleep,
And solemn music heayenward sWells,
And loved ones DER them weep
You can tell mo of the heroes
on the land or on the deep.
VINO have fought their way to glory,
And upon their laurels sleen
But these soldiers of whom Us Written
Answered duty's call one day.
And performing II were smitten,
And great ana brave were they.
Sad to think of wives and loved ones
Sorrowing at the brink of death,
Left alone to flght life's battles.
Left alone without beluest'
Weep not women thus bereft,
Lean ye on his mighty arm
He remembers who Is left
lie viii shelter from the storm: ,r
N.1seiected By ANNIE FL ,tlNkETT.
40l NJ 18th ST., Richmond, va.
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Alexander. Roy c..
Anderson. p. NJ.
Bryant. Bon.
Baloer, Dills.
Cayner. Gertrude.
Coghlll. Mamie r.,
Cogbill, Margtc.
Chaniee, Helle ne.
C'happell, Beulah.
Coxon, Caroline =.
Dean. Sarah s.,
Dunnavant. Ethel,
Dickinson. ]. G..
Dudley. G., Jr..
Edge. Fletcher.
Eubank. Mary K.
Eprs. Lulu f.,
Foss. Selma,
Fitzgerald. Louise,
Goode. Louise.
Gillian, Irene.
Guy. Josie. *
German. Valerie,
Hastings, Delta,
Hart. S. Joseph,
Hughes, Gertrude.
Hastings, S. G..
Jenreys, III. G..
Ja1ratt, Florence,
Kelly, Mamie,
Kahn. Charles.
Lawson, Mollie.
Landry, Lucy.
Levitt. Esther,
Leonard. Ruth.
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CONTRIBUTORS FOR THE WEEK.

- :. - - - y. 20. .|...I =
Melton. Ellen,
I Morton. Y. L..
Morriss. Zela To-.
McSorley, Bessie.
McCrnw, Louise r.,
Omohundro, John.
Owen. Sara
Piunkett Annie.
Psnn!ll. Kate.
Pannill. Then!a.
.Pritchett. Esther.
Perkins. Helen.
Purdy. Frances,
Pulliam. Elizabeth.
Park. Earl.
Robertson. Lucy j.,
Rhudy. Jim Ted.
Relnach. Aubrey Fl.
Sydnor. Lula,
Smith Fannie fiir
Shepherd, Watson,
Sacrry, Edmund,
Smith, Ethel,
Smith, Russell,
Tcnch. Mary r.,
Taylor. Anna,
Walters. Annie.
Walton. Hugh E..
Womack. Leslie,
Woods, Frank.
Williams, james.
Williams. Hugh,
Williams. Bessie.
Walker. Ruth. 5f
Woodhn, Susie.
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The Monkey.

It's name is Jack; 1t will eat apples.
peanuts crackers and many other things,
and he will eat from your hand. He Is
young, and his owner has not taught him
any tricks He has a high post in front
Of his office. and he takes Jack out and
he will go up to the top in the sun. but
I he does not like to stay out Of his cage
much, especially on the post, because
a crowd gathers around him and It fright
ems him, because he Isn't used to It; and
he is very glad when he can go back to
his cage. His master can take him on
his arm and scratch his back. He has q
cage, but he does' not stay In It much,
He has shelf beside his cage, and he
lies on that most Of the time. He has
a rope BY the shelf, and he likes to he
swung on It, II YOU will just pull the
chain which Is around his neck, he, will
jump on the rope, and he seems to know
what It means.
JOHN o. STEVENS.
Emporia Va.
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MY CAT.

have a cat and four kittens-one gray
and three black ones, found her In
our barn and carried her to the house
when I call her she comes Just as fast
as she can, {s,. SUSIE WOODFIN. T
Swansboro, Va,
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Joys That Come
win Commencement

Dear Children OF the Club:
1,lst at this time Of year nearly every
school IN the country has It's commence
fnent some during May and some not
until June. Many Of you have finished
vn,r a examination III crcditnble manner
and ara ready To enter higher grade
nort fall and some Of you will start to
ina High School next ycnr. BY and by,
when YOU arc almost grown up, there
will come day When you Will graduate
ana viii stop school. Have YOU ever
wondered why It Is called commence.
ment"? I viii tell you why. It Is because
when you finish your school days your
work In life ID Just beginning, and 1t ~
not until your school days arc ended
that your real life work begins. Every
one Of US has some work 10 do In this
world and when we go to school we ire
preparing for IT, though we may not
know 1t at the time. SO you aeo tho
final exercises at your schools arc really
commandments"
Even the country schools have beauti-
iul little entertainments before they close
for the summer. Simetimcs 1t Is Il picnic
and sometimes n programme OF music ana
recItations. Whatever It is. know eacn
one OF you enjoys your share.
Before close | must remind you NOT
10 make your contributions too long
Also in sending puzzles enclose the an
gwcrs In the same envelope, but on
different sheet OF paper.
have received many good Memorial
Day contributions several OF which
print to-day. hope you VIII send some
more this week. i.,,.,,,
Yours with best wishes fzia'
THE EDITOR,
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ESTHER PRITCHETT.
Charade.

MY first is in all but not In none.
Ny second Is In rose but not IN violet.
NV third Is in rust, also IN tusk.
NV fourth is in nine, also In ten.
NV ffth Is In rain but not In sun.
MY whole Ia A name OF g. flower:
LUCY JACKSON ROBERTSON
lIu .Vn btf ELSA. y g RI.
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Answer to Jumbled Furniture.

/. Stove.
2. Machine,
3. Sofa.
4. Table. .
5. Picture.
9, Buffet. .,r,y
No. sci Thirty-th!rd Street Ch'mhorazo
Park.
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Can you name little flower
That. until q few days old. Y
Has a head like baby brother's-
OF bright and shining gold?
Then some fine day, at Il o'clock,
It shuts up very tight:
Next morn shows a soft, round head
Like grand pa s-silvery white.
Selected by BESSIE M'SORLEf.s
1915 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va.
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A MID-SUMMER'S NIGHT
DREAM.

One night last summer, In July, had
dream, and because July Is the mid
Summers Night Dream went to
bed late that night and tossed about Q
good while, because of the heat, All Of
a sudden sprang up and found myself
dazzling white ] looked down to the
s sro1nd and saw that il was green, 7
took my hand and dug npa PIT. II smelt
like cheese. II tasted It and found i was
the moon" for You know II is said the
moon is made OF green cheese. ] dug up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

Dear Editor-I have not written as much
for our club as should have, but have my
school will soon close and ! shall have. moro
time 10 devote TO our 7, D. Z. G. page: z VIII
write you few lines in memory OF our Ion
fedcrnte dead. &f @S ANNIE & FLUNhEII.ssss:
1O1 n Twelfth Street, City. gts
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THE WEEKS PRIZE WlNNERss'

Basil v. HalsiIp, Of Stuart, Va, for story
entitled "Selnln9."
Florence Jarratt, Of Jarratt, Sussex
z county, Va, for story entitled "a Trip
to the seashore"
HELENE chamIee, Of No. 31s East Broad
Street, city, for poem entitled ~ Bro.
ken Dolls Thoughts."
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EVERYBODY WORKS BUT
TEACHERS.

Everybody works but the teachers.
And they change rooms all day,
Talking bout beaus and children
To pass the time away,
The children get dement's.
But they don't care, YOU bet;
Everybody gets dement's
But the teachers net.
BEULAFI CFIAPPELL.
No. b21 Thrty-third Street chlmhorazo
Park
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Dear Editor.-Enclosed Is a picture which
hope you will print II 1t is drawn we'll enough
The + C. page gets better and hettef y
every week, will have to close. now. Goods
bye, NATE ANN 4t - l1;s8S3as s}
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Dear Editor,-I received my badge. thank
you very much send you for the - ~ ?, q q.
: Your friend, MOLLIE sLAWso NJ
A shhy Va.
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Dear Edtor,-I am little boy nine yearl
old i viii send you n picture. and l hope you
will put II In your paper VIII You pleas send
mo a badge? Your friend - s !. 7. !. M
No. 500 N. Thlrty-nrst Street. City. M 3$8
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MARY'S CANARY.

Mary has little bird fsjsN,S%,E&\ Nh /,
Feathers bright and yellow.,S SS A, II
Slender legs, upon my word, v MIA
He is a pretty fellow. aAa
The sweetest notes he always sings.
And much he pleases Mary,
So often 10 the cage sheN brings
Her doll to hear Canary,
Selected by BEULAH CHAPPE1.L,
No. b21 Thirty-third Street, Richmond.
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Dear Editor,-I received the badge Syou sent
me and like 1t very much. thank you d
thousand times. send you another drawing
8 lao niece OF poetry have selected. q hops
to see them In print Again thanking you ION
the badge Your friend. ~, - :, Z,
Loft Ma. EI2ANk iWOODS.3l.S
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Dear Editor-I am little boy, eight years
old. II Will send YOU picture and ! hone YOU
Wilt put It In your paper. VIII you II plea So
send me a badge? -FOUR friend. ~. HI
No sn0 N Thirty. first Street. CITY
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Dear Editor-I was very glad to see my LETT
tho waste basket am going to send you q \
drawing OF a little dos hone It VII not osS
lost. as II Is so small; Please don't forget to /
members great success. I AM as ever Yourt
truly zELA sTRUEIIEART AlORRlSS.
Shaw's Store, Mecklenhurg county, Va.-2 SselS
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\ Dear Editor. Enclosed yol will find a niece
called .'The Pet Lamh,n Hoping to see. II In
aaxt Sundays Times Dispatch. I hope all the
children are getting along nicely and are ! ~ .
20 I Will close, From GERTRUDE HUG HE'S AS
No l72l RainhridRe st., Manchester Va.a.tlla
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Dear Ed!tor.-I hope you Will please send inf
a badge, as want to join the T, D;,n,c.tc.
the waste basket, IIonns TO receive IA hadgdA
SOON remain your little friend Y. s
: IL. GORDON fiAST1NGS.Iss
r. ST. would like to see this In next SUM-
IN ", ma per. Nfny 18th,
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Dear Editor.--I will try and send YOU N a.
drawing good enough 70 publish. don t sup.
pose you will print this one! but T will 5bs
Very, very glad II you would. Hoping you and
~ ~ 's''T FLETCHER SEDcsEa.-i
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Dear Editor,--Enciosed Is a puzzle, which III
hope that the waste basket will not make room
for and will appear IN thu puzzle dep,artmens
because we viii move the FIRST OF July OF
maybe before that. hut I will have ORG nex!f
year and will tell you about. WHY
send the answer to the puszle later on.s m !
as ever member, Yours truly, Il. ..,i.ss n
- IlSg ,fY' pESSIE NJ SORLEY, City,
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Dear Editor.-I saw my story. In sunday'9
Vii send YOU another story. entitled 5HsWashl
ng Dollie.'' hope It will escape the 8wasta
10 sket. still remain your member. 80 $4
~ 4 AZ 4 - Ell FRANCES PURDIE;5H
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Letters From
The. Children.

Dear Editor,--E1ere ID a little drawing OF d
box whlch.}I hope Will escape tho waste
Your little friend, NAME RUTH codBiLL. a
Chesterfield Courthouse, Va. u ISL
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Dear Edltor-1 would like to be a member
Of your club and will you kindly send me q
badge. \ will write a story OF Charlie and
Fills Slater hope II will miss the waste o;s,
Ns sG MAMIE G.. JEFFREYS.aaSs s
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THE PUZZLE
DEPARTMENT
Jumbled Girls Names.
"A Flower Riddle in Rhyme.

Etna Mills, va.
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Dear Edtor.-I would enjoy being a nlenbe1
OF the r. D. G. very much. I have had greae
pleasure reading The Times Dispatch every
Sunday. and now want to join. Pla ESQ send
me- a badge, I am, Your new m embe r.. SE
Emporia, Va. DELTA RUTH fAsTING ST.
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MY KITTENS

FLORENCE .TARRATT.
Jarratt Sussex county, Va.
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Dear Edltor,-I will Just write to you ltoas
night to let you know that like the club
but will try to write piece next week. 81 anas
Yours truly, PRESTON N. ANDERSON
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Dear Edtor,--1 wish to Join the T. p. c. U.
viii you send me budget II enclose a draw
days paper Yours truly . =. 81 Sss
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Dear Editor,--r have read the II. D. O. CT
30 90 almost every Sunday and enjoy 1t very
much. Please send me badge. as II would
This viii not 90 TO the waste basket. I remains
Your little friend. 81 ANNA y. #TAYLOtt.SS58S
n Pa NJ Twenty-nfth Street, City. 3sa $sS
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Dear Editor,-Enclosed you will find Z. story
entitled "11ugene Field" which hope to ses
my membership badge yet, but Il hope to res
ceive one very soon Hoping the T. ?. g. I'm
great success remain your sincere rrieMd.
I|'55'i h Il FiS;$ ESTHER LEVITT:IsSs
No g Old Street, Petersburg, Va Essiyf16 s ssSS%sI
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years and wish to become member OF your
mage, am enclosing a drawing appropriatS5
for Memorial Day and poem on OHM, me i snh
and sincerely hope that both will escaps tht I
waste Ia sket Hoping to see them on the page
Yours sincerely MAMIE KELLEY
~ Strae fIfy. y
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-23
SOUTHERN EDITOR
 SEEKS WHITE LABOR

As a representative of the State Of Nc rth Carolina, A Roscower editor of the Headlight. of Goidboro. N. C.. is in Tucson gathering data on the in dustrial, educational and agricultural situation through the entire West. He is or 15.000 mile trip and part of his task is to endeayor to secure white labor to replace the colored labor in North Carolina. -%
 Our State is seriously handicapped and held back by the fact that we are forced to depend upon lazy, shiftless. oo6tfor-nothing negroes who work only when they are broke and enjoy leisure as soon as they get a little money in their pocket" remarked Mir. Roscower.
 'If we can get the necessary labor our State would develop much faster he continued.
 Speaking about Arizona, MT. Ros- cover said: "Our people have a very in perfect conception of Arizona; they rather regard it as land of desert and cacti They do not know what modern up to date cities you have, like Tue sen"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-23
CONNECTION
 WITH OUTSIDE WORLD

There is a report current that Bis bee as well as a number of the other towns of the southwest; will in the near future be connected by a long distance telephone with such cities as St. Louis, Chicago. Denver, Les An geles and San Francisco. The report says that the telephone company will extend its line to Kansas City and Chicago east, and south and west through New Mexico, touching Raton, Wagon Mound. Las Vegas, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Las Lunas, Belen and Socorro, from where they will extend the line via Las Cruces, Deming and Silver City to Fl Paso. The company will also, it is understood, extend the telephone line cut through Arizona and to the Pacific coast. Should this enterprise be carried through it would be of great benefit to all the towns in the southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-23
COLES SPECIAL AGENT
 OF NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL

G. T. Coles, a special agent of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company arrived in Bisbee yesterday in search of life insurance prospects.