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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
Oct CT Waoen.
Zen rctte IauSe at rette @erpeplaser.

Gerpepla9er % Iet SorosteIie for'
carriages oftere af itret Rao, emo De
fleIte Sclf tror. gnbog SG8er oper'
Ter itrmopm bette Safhim. en Vsarro
tiger:
"SnbtiI for to slar iioen bar @of'
Ter % smsr mco 9ipb 90 Saiice So
peSretterne peS min Srofcit. enNe'
Tia fom GpSpcpiia, og ieg bar ! en-
elenoig Soriatnius, parre ON Wtor'
aenen enb nogcn anoen SfS. Seq
bauSe en- fuI0, ips 5ornemmelie |
Osapen meS Smerter | Siertet, 81
berre % SoOeNet.
Ill fine 5iOer bapoe iea I Here
Sage ineen gIppctit, iaa bar leg itrlib'
iulten, oI0riS tiIirebs, naar ie9 lpllte
% iaa neross, at iea fslte for at ltrlst
alt lea prfeoe. Seq tabte iISe / gei
% piSite neppc, bpor ieg ifrlSe berthe
mig, inbtil iea en- Dag fisbte en- Boz
Grape IhttS for at ie, ON ieg tirot
ipiie set. Seq prsueoe oct iioen a
iiee eet til 0oftorcn oe LITE oct soot
set eiorSe, at ies fsIte, at leg bapo'
noset at ipiie, iom bar turreoS'
~ltilenoe, % oos bapoe ies life Der
Suuebeo, JON ies fsIte efter at bap'
ipiit anoen Nab.
Sea hapoe Sa life orrffet Satf'
paa FEM Tiger. Seq bolot paa mel
Grape NiIts % ON en- WaaneS % e.
baIp bapoe leg Iast paa MIG Il
gumo, tunoe ipiie nGiten alt, la
piloe, islte life SaarIig efter cps
ming, % min 9erpsiitet bar borte
Set er en- Srpb at p9re friif isien."
saapnct opsipes al 8oitiim 80,
Battle Greet. Mid. 29s ben I'LL
BOG. "Sbe 8oao to @eIlpiae", boe
| gaffe. Ser er en- GrunS".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
gu0tuuu.
Gsmte mcS en- gSelsmanb. -

Rsmte mcb en- @elsmanb. - em'
ma 9ahman Some LIB for en- Sto
Iiben bort meo lin aatif, @lttao Gbrt'
itianion, % Der uhopebes en- Selsn'
Ming al $500 til ben, iom bragte ZEN.
&c tilbage ueiit, og iibite Senons
bIep bun funSeu / Sobart cg bra9t
tilboae til i'm Soitermooer Rl,s
Sronces Some / 9orter. Sor fire aar
iiSen bsrte bun Sorel9sninger peo
arftionia l~lniperiitet % blet Der
fienSt meo Gbriitianion, iom er al
oriitofratiif ounf Camille. SON blep
ioreIIfet / benbe. oe % bun reiIte til
tooe til amerifa, i,ilgte ban eIier oS
too aniettelie iom 4rif ior at bore
NOR benbe % faa benbe til at iartl'
tnffe / of egte bum. De gioroe Here
Sorisa poa of TONNE bort, tsr BET
lnffeoes benz.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

CHER $4,000 8babratfilometer % er
ii til feutten SOB orb; oeus @prbi
mIlaaeS til ooifiGi9e @fiIioner Dol.
lars.
Sen Manb, iom braste gfterret.
rinGen ON 0pOugelien, bar en- Oeer.
ifaner beb Naon 6. 81. 9umoi; ban
~fortlorebe, at ban Leo al &pifipIp-
6orgiftning, eiterot ban / Iengere
Sib bapbe paret beifiaftiget me6 at
lnoerisge, bpor Iungt BEN merfelige
Sip itrafte Jig, booroeO ban bar Tom.
met / for NOR 8ersrtn9 me6 &oif.
ieIoet. Otter at babe gienuemgaaet
en- @l1r og tgien blet friif, fit ban TO
ri9e 9errer fra SEEM gorf Interest," '
ret for i'm Spoa9eIie; Sc reiIte op t
GieIbet meO bam og f%onitoterte, at
Get forGoIbt fig rigtts nof meo bans
8oaItan0e.
SltOianerne bob6e | mango adr
fienot benne &Dtfislo|SiG iom ltg'
ger tbit oppe / SieIOet, mibt / ct noe.
item rtilGiengettgt 8iIbniS; Sens
Sberilobe er 0eIpis O9ffet at Sten.
Wan antager, at oct er ouIfmife
&rGfter, iom bar bragt 8oifi6loet
frem til Sor6en8 Soerfla0e, Booref'
ter Get bar iamIet fig / en- S9tfntng
mellem Gieloene.
Zen nsSoenSige &npttuI til llo'
nptteIien al Si6en er allerebe ifaffet
tiloeie, % set er Sanfer, at Der ifal
bcrcS en- SrurneI 9iennem 6ieISet for
at faa aoifisEbet bragt bort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

oono, til be tom narmere IND unSer
2arb.
@ngelifmanbene fulgte efter / goo
Gro, % BEN norife Watros ornboro
iagbe iapfsI9elis in9enttng.
Ssrsen aaus iatte MI &urien oper
SrebrifsitabIerer op mob peitre ;lSn6-
LIB; men en- frap bnlp 0til fra gpell
cp6aseSe bans ifarpe 2ie ben banife
Srlosgbrie "Seaeilq" Iissenoe for
gnfer meo 3annebrog urtber Safe.
len.
Bare nj, life GnseIifmarroene fit
gle paa BEN og itaf tilbaps igienl
Selbigpis bar ban ct gobt Stpffe
icran SIuppen, % beS SeSn og Sill
raob fit boit 9iort "Seaguus" 9eiGt.
ring b~egrtbeltgt, at Be muatte fire
Slaget.
90 M bar ban life ien meb at goa
cmboro / SIuppeN, boor BAN gre0
Storet og itprebe inooOer MOB SAB
rer.
8eo @resoifileen fom en- 9aaS
meS 8 SoISater no fra 8ottertet for
al praie Sartsiet.
2obfen opfororebe Dem til at entire,
oo fort efter bar @ngelffmGnoene az
ppbneSe og erfIGreSe for &rt8Sfal1'
ger, bporpaa sI,tppen ietIeoe inS poa
Saunep og Ell Stunb ienere oarpeOeS
IND un5er SrebrifsituO SGitnttgs aa'
tporter.
Se enseIife @atroier bIeD tnterne'
ret i Sopebpagtens @agtItne nnSer
miIiter gepogtning. Ssitnatt Grotrte
ff Iig berimtob anoiit eget @arelle
rperpoa / ben i~aafalote "Gommtss
ii~orsIhle" meS SfiIboo8t ltSenfor
9sret.
9~oSsqutten Ssrgerr aaus og So
ran gnberIen bleo moot til at opbolOe
ia / lrn9ere SiS / SrrbritItao, merrS
gisforfIarins optoses. 0o ben enOe'
Tia bar enSt, anisgte Ssr8err Solls
ON SiaaSelie "itror at reiie til lit
SiendteS, StaoGrn, bo ban poa 6or'
~tieneirers @esN enifeSe bnItt9en
inien of fpmme tiIbose til lit Sient."
saniSIertiS bIep bans Sebrift life
oonife upaaastet, for peb 9riierets'
Scm al Sole Salli 1918 bleu en- Ere
biebel az Sfibets % Saoningens gset'
topprSi tiIfienot "bent, iom baroe b.
broaet til, at 6artsiet igien er ttlba'
eetaeet fra 6tcnSen, nenlts Soos-
Sreraem Ssrser 6reSrif auits Oct
Solpe eIer en- Sietteoel al Sele %
Rem or,Sen Siettebel geiGtningn poa
Eortet Sutb til Ceiling"
Ser blep itpr @lGSe Ssr9en
Su,s's Sais, Sa @eIsbet, iom life bar
ioa aanIfe tibet, enSeIis eiter mnrge
SorumIiteter bIep irSienbt giemne1rl
1reSrifstaSs SpfO9eO, u. %. Sci
tcra. gscgen arSeir 9aaIfismuelie ri
hou ueppe; men bans @tinOe leoer
cubuu blanbt bans 9psbsrn, ioul
meo StoItbeS n9oner. Ssrgen Gre
rrif aaits, mar SaIen faIber paa
SeItene ira ~arisens Sio".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
3Mfd1inntt.

Grid Sobniun | Regauree bar for
leoen Dag iamn,en meS nogle andre
paa Sagt. Sobuior blep borte for
fine aamerater, % Be git for at leSe
eiter barn, og tiIliSit fanot De bam
liagenoe nteb aniistet | en- Dam
brufret. Gan baboe bsiet Jig neo Ior
at briffe og bapoe faaet ct epileptiif
GnfaIb o. oar brittnet, for ban Tom
til fig ielp igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

2aceD SanOfpmmtsiGr. 9ongreS'
monb 2uccp fra Soma, iom bIep la'
gen peo galget forrtge llge, itgeS at
upre uSieet til 8orenebe StaterS
2anbfomniSi9r efter &ommisfRr Ri'
harog, iom mart bill tage 4fifeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
en- Rpifiolp Sio.

q IielScne / staten Sern GruS I
Werico err Der opSaset en- apifislp.
Sis, Iom inotager ct SIaoerlm al
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-22

ing the responsibility for the loss of the steamer Dix, and the board had its first session yesterday. The first matter taken up was why Captain Lermond had allowed mate Dennison to have charge of the wheel. Another matter which will come before the board is whether the Dix was top heavy and required ballast to make the vessel controllable. Statements to this effect have been made by sev- eral steamboat men.
 New York, Nov. 21--1t is re- ported from Point Armour, Que bee, that Commodore Peary's ship, the Roosevelt, passed there south bound last night,
 Spokane, Nov. 21-- Senator La Toilette, the junior senator of Wis consin, arrived here to-day. In an interview regarding the proba- biiities of the presidential cam
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-22

Slucr0Ote margin. It IS now De- lieved that the total production of the year will be upwards of $19,- 100000 and may reach the $20,- 100000 mark. The estimated out put last year was about $14 ,OOO,- GOO, or about $5,OOO,OOO over pre- vious records.
 Colon, Nov. 19-President Roos- evelt's party sailed for Porto Rico Saturday night at 10 o'clock on the Louisiana He will stop at Ponce. Before leaving he addressed large audience at Pire, saying he was greatly pleased with the pro- gress of the work on the canal and also paying his respects to those who have criticised the undertak- ing adversely.
 Denver, Nov. 19-Heavy loss of sheep and cattle is reported as result of the blizzard which is now raging over this state.
 Kansas City. Nov. 21-Secretarv Root made his second speech here last nigHt [ and then started for the South During his remarks he urged the American people to use their surplus capital in establish ing trade with South America, say ing that it is a good field for in- vestment and one that is freely open to Americans.
 Seattle, Nov. 2l - The Bertha has arrived from Valdez,
 Paris, Nov. 21-The government has resumed the inventorying of church property and has made 1900 tahulations so far. It is ne cessary for troops to guard the 1 commissioners, as there have been a few serious collisions between the commissioners and the Churchmen. Four gendarmes and several churchmen have been injured and large number of the demonstra- tors arrested. More serious trouble is expected taking inventories of the remaining church property. At Saint Poldeleon the commis- sloners ere prevented from mak- ing their tabulations, but another attempt will be made today. Premier Clemenceau has wired to the commanders of the troops not to shoot Tn case of rioting unless il Is absolutely necessary.
 Milwaukee, Nov. 21- The inter- state commerce commission has started an investigation of the clc- vator trust here, aod charges of re- batting which are made against the elevator people. Ogden Armour appeared before the commission and swore that he knew nothing of any rebates being granted to anyone.
 Minneapolis, Nov. 21 - The American Federation of Labor con vention here has passed resolutions denouncing the shipping subsidy blll, involving enlistment of sailors employed on subsidized vessels into the naval reserve, claiming that 1t interferes with the freedom of the employees,
 Seattle Nov. 21-Five of the passengers of the Dix who were ! li1t,I
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-22
Photographic News
 Of The Week

a SOrfoW1ul community thlS morn ing. The victims of the sinking of the Dix are nearly all residents of this place who had been spending Sunday in the city. It is impos- slble so far to ascertain exactly the names of the dead
 Regina, Manitoba, Nov. 2O-- Hotel Windsor the largest hotel in this city was destroyed by fire yesterday, and five guests were burned to death Sixty five peo- pie were in the hotel when the alarm was sounded, and of those who escaped many were seriously burned, The dead are ". Mitzler, w. l.. Mitzler Donald Walker. Robert Walker and Harry Jones. Loss $1OOOOO
 Seattle, Nov. 2O--The Commer- cial Club of Seattle passed resolu- tlons at meeting last night ask Ing the marine inspectors to thor oughly probe the Dix accident and ascertain who was to blame. All opinions are the same as first an nounced, that the mate of the Dix lost his head and turned the wrong way in the eXcitemrnt. No one at taches any blame to the officers of the Jeanie.
 Seattle, Nov. 20 - The list of those who are missing as a result of the sinking of the Dix after her collision with the Jeanie is now swelled to 49, and this number may possibly be increased So far only one body has been recovered.
 Seattle, Nov. 2O--If the estimate of this years production of gold sent out from Washington proves to be correct. Alaska will take sec ond place in the states and terri tories as producer of gold, the amount even exceeding the output of California.
 Port Blakeley, Nov. 20 - This city is in mourning this morning. Further Investigation into the sinking of the Dix reveals the fact that at least fifty citizens of this place were drowned in that dIsas ter. The body of Albert McDon- aid, the only one recovered so far. was brought here last night. There is little chance of securing the bal ance of the bodies, and. many homes have lost members of their families without even having the melan- choly satisfaction of viewing their remains.
 Seattle, Nov 20-The foreign exhibits of the Seattle Fair will be confined strictly to the products bordering on the Pacific Ocean and the following countries will be in- vited to take part; Australia, Can ada, Chilli, China, Columbia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Formosa, Korea, French East Indies. German Col onies, Guatemala, Honduras, British India, Japan, Mexico, Dutch East Indies. Nicaragua New Zealand, Panama, Peru. Philippine Islands, Siam and Salvador.
 In addition to the foregoing, tire United States, Great Britain, France, Germany, Russia and the l. fl f
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-22

paign, he said that Roosevelt would certainly be elected to third term. While his work has been well done he has much more to accomplish and will undoubted4 ly serve four years more.
 Levi Strauss Overalls are ao- knowledged the best. They can be had at A. l., Levy X Co.'S.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12

- A~sssetas - s~tssseas. = -
nseAa0~e1ns usskeA
H. - $780, - ssn<x ~xrasea by esses
= psu1s~s Aes~riiax 10 II. Jsaa
Akk<~. - Esxissh sp~risissI sss = the
fsa6sss~stsi tsssss ~ ne "
snseu IL eEp<ssa~nfs be arss i1sest-
gsisSt nnsk. ef shash \ y ps.~list~ ~
deseS 81 smeii . uisr@oss% quantity
ibeuac~sssbar miass~. . fa<t udi
kzssn 10 esens1st. III. Aifksa ar
md eat NJ r~seznrh~ upoa tbs eissdy
cooien<stiSs basis. ~scsorfing - Which.
q o5ou srs sttrsbutsbIe 20 particles.
- latter fasn nnslei - rtoedy esnr
d~ssssioa ID saperssisrsi-d air and
shns msks tbwir T-x~s~nr~ vi@siAr.
III th< csee " musk 10 so<fi nuclei
we're i~s~etei. prosing that musk do~s
- gsvs ~ solii particles. but essps
nt~s - . gas or sapor. and that 4 n
g2sessas particles from The musk that
ses On the srnse o. sm<ii OF tw~afy.
sAr~s osiser otorens ssi~taaes~ moi o0s
gave hs perfume y soiid particles.
noshinx but ssses - sapsu escspass
frDsn them.
D. Aifken points eut that fhe so-
,sr1RNast<sr 10 sutsrsnshts thss theory.
The perfume Of snu6. fu instsnce. 10 q
M. s~ivety sensation. while The eAesf
of tfr aid u ssisrp and bisInx. more
allied % palm than pleasure.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12
HAND MYSTERIES.

nas's ~L>ss~s $50. Wsshs 20 kesp
no -ssssssev ssAs- Hsss.
a group 81 men. ~liefl included .
s~alcsnsan for q Chicago cikaf house.
stosd taking near the news stand In 4
hotel when Inc subject o. cigars came
~.
-Eay. strblcn." said . of the men.
yon're 4 cigar salesman. Tell me Why
III n that I'll smokers hold their cigars
20 the left side Of the mouth"
They don't.,' replied s~triblen-sthat
4. all don't. II n only the rislt handed
men ~io Do Left handed men hold
their cigars In the right side of the
mouth. Tb~ r~ason. hare been told.
u this. It u natural with I'll rien D,
make their siesser side Do what work
u csn 10 keep their 'strongrr side free
that II mar meet emergencies. II q
man has 4 packagc 10 carry be holds
II In his left hand II he 10 right handed:
n he ID left handed he holds n IN bis
right hand. III either csse HE hand
he has the most confidence IN d FREE
Tor emergency u This same idea be
stretches 10 cover the muscles Of his
lips. II isn't the possibility that he
may ned the muscles on the right side
for emergency me that makes the right
handed MAJ hold HE cigar IN the left
side a. his mouth if's Just that Idea
about his whole sicsser side that makes
him do it..-Deuver Post.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12
SPECIFIED TOBACCO.

nsw ske litsie SeIisw spsss Are
rsvneA % shs Less.
sflttle yellow specks on the wrapper
are positive indications Of . cigars ex.
csl,ence. Choose 4 speckied cigar. and
yssi can't 20 wrong"
The speaker was 4 akate salesman.
The tobacco salesman laughed 1t him.
.Are you . victim Of that error. toof'
he said. listen aud I'LL tell you al
about those little yellow specks.
I'VE are In cubs. In mile long rows
grow the tobacco plants In 4 binding
sunlixht. suddenly the sky n overcast.
4 shadow falls. Then the clouds disap-
pear and the sun shines again upon
plants dotted here and there with Inn.
mense neutrality-suspicious. peculiar %
Cuba, a. large n the largest pearls.
These drops become burning glasses
ID the sunlight. The ssme - real
lenses they concentrate the suns heat,
aud on the leaf beneath them the little
specks that ron venerate are burned.
These little yellow specks Indicate the
tobacrcts quality no more than treckiea
on 4 mans face Indicate his ability.
To choose cigars by their specks 4
q foolish a. u would lie 10 choose
saleSmen b. tssir Observation-Disclosures
Chronicle.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12

ss4eAiy ssnsvsalssd VI ! - = -
Wsssss< II fraa tso 10 fise dssr<es
IL "a this f~sA~se~Iis ias1 nakSs ~
etAxHo1s ~ sskssesiusis eonnn'
Isise1y @1sy. uAii~ skAsss IL y. II
soaid u inp0aIse 10 dese<s H.
pr<sesce a. IL dsSkse ID ne esriy
y&1xe9
~. Blasch@s % cuv<nnesf ssser.
ia&rian. a requis<l W ~ 10 NE kis
report a. this nd Ill oAer tesss Win
- csui< sAnisaxy Sanitary Hoard Ia
LIS VEGAS. and ai0 81 wsskiaxsoa.
DC These rvpnwts ars 0eeo for n.
sp@efioa by the pabmet
Tbs report a d. BEaneke ma she
c<ser herd y sery gratifying 10 ne
osner. and % considerable ineesess
70 ih@ public. iaelhzs tkere ~ nc
perr<ptibie effec1 q ths fubsrruis.
r3n q milk mon she Morains sun
Dairy cnn BE positively certain fhzi
the ooss from which sh@ir MIN
comes are entirely nee from tuber.
culosis
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12

= - 80 bsseeeass - - ooe1g1mn
-. AsAssasSx-
Jaasa BuzI - nythsrsl r<rsaass
enSssassf r. r~px-&r1s - Eastl<h -
pse. Vas M srsrptss1 e u. ArbssAsse
ID &C. ax - Sssissrsi skssxh~s rsaAsSss-
ing De <r~<s Deke ~ Asdsacpaa Do
sss~ akAnss&s NJ IL. JaAas~a. A~rA~s1nss
~ss -tAe sra mss snssax ealn<xs urss-
ers 10 Qr~Sn Aases t}sne H drsu
yasn HUI = - TYPICAL Enxiishnsn-
. stssst. rel farei o1d farmer. far sae
essrpnbni f1 cssmSon. ea.ss~wfe. b~f
uiti4l IN hsness and seii ns~sniax -.
ssw He cisshsd him n irafh~f bvr~A~
and sas tsss pvt ! sssut akeu eniewi
IN hls h4ni aud Q bulldog - hrs heris
ana - him ~ far MI time 10 srSre %
fh~ representative Enxiishmas
II may hare bern noe - hsd ! rarf
esfur~ III NE dsys ~ Queen Anna. hut
insiay c~rssiniy sher~ h mneA fore~ n
m Enxissss critics rrmsrk thai ~
completely hkis me Enxiishman q
ri isfe.~ IN average Enxilxhman q
fossy 10 physsralIy no steuter certainly
shan~proAably MOI % stouf as-she ~.
eeage American. and me stout cufeel
and me bulldog 80 NJ lons~s art sym.
b,sis IL me modern Erttishers dlspsSi.
zion. lie has lo-s fhe excessive raxnaei.
~ of hls f~ar~fafh~rs and u. slsoy~ sil.
snxians 10 kerp t,e peace win bis In.
cir Sams~L-Inndon Standard v. fl
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12
MINES.


ne Way nsssrs vsvas These UeDss-
E N - - rr~essss nssaa.
he procr<s BY which nature forms
ber silver min~~ N vesy interesting. ~
must be ss4neDter~d shst the earths
crust n full - water. which ~perecists~
everywhere through the ROCKS. making
oolutIons OF elements obtsined from
mem. These solutions take up small
particles Of precious metal which they
and here md thefa- .Ie %@
Sometimes the solutions In question
are hot The water having got % far
down IL ID b. 1T boiling by the Inter.
nal heat Of the globe. Then they rush
upward. picking up the hits OF metal -
they 20. Naturally. hear assists tbs
fssrformsnee Of this operation.
Nov and then the ssrean,e thus form.
"a, perp~tnaily flowing hither and
thith~r below the ground. pass through
cracks or cavities IN the rocks. where
shey ds7c.ft their Iode1 of silver. This
4 kept up for . great length Of time
perhaps thousands q yean-untii ths
pocket u hilesi up.
Crannies permestine the stony mass
In every direction may become hiled
with the precious metal or occasionally
chamb<r msy be STORED full of u a.
n iOD0.O00 hands were fetching the
treasures from Ill sides and hiding
away Z mine Cor some lucky prospecto<
70 dlscover In another age.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12

skosH - srssifgisx ~ - -
PIE q Las VEGAS sAo sv cunsxa1fs
X mIk u knos fkst o0s u - Aasry-
n.<1. q r. C<ysr. hss uksa the 10
ifiss1ss. .ad serursnx - s~fsarss q
he x0s<rnnest ses<xisari2a. Dr. =.
!. Blznekss ka1 csns<d Nh shols kerd
Il nIsck coss 10 u iaspecsed sad
tested ar frb<rcaisss. B<fose ths
daxsor sosid nederszke she -. Nr.
|Gsyer Was nase % agree thai Shosh
any sfTertsd eoss be- fo1nd tk~y
skoald Be destroyed II sas . Merry
thing fcr me proprietor q he Morn
inx sun Dairy 10 do. for. ID csse there
sheald ke xny sigma whatever. he
soald toss d number ~ HIS coss
Hosss~r. tke welfare a. ths people
sss ~ nssre fmportsnee 70 the xentie-
man than the matter Of mo0ey. coxs
or expense. 10 the doctor sss in
stracted 20 30 Ahead.
In nlsnck@is report upon the
bunch of COWS 70 q follows. with m
enplanation Of the method.
The Tnbercaiin test. better known
a. -Kochis Lymph. Is made with .
giyeerine bare producs. absolutely
germ FREE. and has 40 effect whatever
upou the healthy animal. while the
effect upon . tubercuIar critfer q
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

re HARDEST a. nsks A. 0e~ki1s
aaa Asesscaa neessy aeees-
The orchid and American Beauty sOse
are the two most ditiicult flowers 10
make. a skiiled worker an construct
only abes< S4neicau Beauty ~
y one daj - his nsmber only when
~ ieaveS and petals are al ready %
pot toc1<hes. The small fowcrs. like
the jasmine. are also difAcult 10 make.
and only skilled hands Be intrust.
"a With this work. The majority Of
the Uupil ond d~elicSteiy made bowers
impoG ~ nalinery uses arc made
u Pisone % France. The work
Of ms 6owers b pleasant aud for
skilled hands lucrative. the girls ~
ceivtns Ill the way from ~ week for
beginner to S25 for the best workers.
Much Or the nner grades U given Ost
for home work. women and girls TAX.
Inc huge boxes " flower petals and
leaves to put together. One market
for artificial lowers Il that o. the bar
neasmakers. who order punches Of vio-
lets and other small flowers and resell
them 10 grooms Tor the decoration of
tbslr horses on tallyho trtPs and othcr
glla occasions. 1iany o. the handscme
eorsaee bouquets Of soeuhtds and sio-
lets 70 much admired At the theater
and opera IN artificial. Lesiic's
Weekly.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-12

Conductor Gericke. known - The
sshumAn metronome.. had been giving
4 Wagner programme. After the con.
cert one IL the trombone players was
heard to say 10 . fellow musician.
..wel. 1 am going to quilt Are you
daRyYs said his friend. whats the
matterys sweiL IT. jlnt this: In thar
Tristan und Isolde number I momen-
tarily forgot the technics Of my instrv-
mcnt. rot enthusiastic. nlled my lungs
for that magnificent passage tor the
brass. when up GOES that fatal left
hand. %. | had to swallow my enthu.
sIasm-and wind too. N I don't quilt I
am either going 10 burst o die Of tuber-
cul0sis.s
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