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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-08

Another Anto Accidcnt-A big auto
ear made sharp turn on Main street
this noon. and ran into a boy on a
bicycle. knocking him down and
breaking his wheel The driver Of the
car. FASTENED of. after ascertaining
that the boy himself was unhurt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
DECLARED DEAD BY TIE
DOCTORS AND STILL LIVES
MEXICAN GIRL ATTEMPTS SUI.
eide DY DRINKING POISON.
PHYsiclANs PRONOUNCE LIFE
ENTlNcT-BuRlAL PERMIT IS
sicNEo-REcOveRs.

A special dispatch from w pauo.
dated Feb 2 says Pronounced dead
by three doctors and a coroner. Es.
ihcr Cardoga. o. beautiful young Sex
lean Rirl Son lives.
For twonlyfour hou0s she lay on
her bed ln enc death chs mber. while
funeral preparations went forward.
Al the eleventh hour q Mexican ply.
slclan was called 90 see her Ho ap
piled some remedies, and before tnr
oaioniahed eyes of her relatives, who
had been praying FOR the fepuee oi
her soul. Esther gradually showed
signs 81 NE
she is atlll weak. but u 81 believed
that she will recover completely.
Crazod by the pain Of blood poisoning
ln her finger caused Boy ihc prick
of needle. she attempted 90 end her
own life by drinking % quantity of
carbolio acid After two physicians
had done an 10 their power 90 save
The GIRL they pronounced her dead
The city physician and the coroner
were called, and the former declared
llie to BE- extinct. while the latter
signed the burial permit They de-
clared themselves noupluaacd 90 oK.
plain The return 40 lie ~ the girl.
Esther. since her narrow escape from
death. has lost nll desire 20 DIE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
ROBBED OF Two CJSlLY
PHOTOGRAPHERS LENSES

A sneak thief onicsti the ONCE of
tho ola i1a rolls Dc kuevn Mexico
thia morning and made Qn with two
phutuErap lenses belonging io the
proprietor, Enrique sorn
nv snsa was in an adjoining room
ui che time and d young man who was
engaged at "a printing press dld not
Gee the thief reach into a small bus
and remove the lenses. one valued nf
$40 and tho other at e.. Be d. pussl-
hie chat the theft would not have been
discovered fOr some time had nui
Chief McMillln arrested one %,
Brennan, photographer. who recent
ly arrived in The riiy. with the lcnsg8
n h'a possession nna which the man
CONG sod Go have stolen from SIR
aolA. % appears fhai this same Mr.
Brennan called aDon Mr. soaa q few
days ago. looked che lonHes over and
stated That Bio WOULD probably bay one
pr both Brennan WAS locked up,
ch0rEcd with Grand larceny lle vas
somewhat Intoxicated ut thc time ~
DIS afresi brennan has bosn stopping
ai fhe uranf Central hotel
Robbed ~ Tent ard Table.
Nr s0ad informed Tho Evening Cii-
i1en reporter that o short time $3.50 a
large uEd very valuable toni belong
ug ln lru was stolen from fho Noun
lan road a tal,e ieli outside che OF
fee a. wovcl.ufs ago was also car
JiuI o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
KANSAS LAUNCH BOOM
FOR EXPOSITION IN 1911

Topeka. Kaa Fcb o-Tho state 81
Kauhas proposes 20 pui in che ahado
Lam previous attempts tn hold the a.
tenilon 81 open mouihoi humanity by
putting ON the biggest. loudeHi. most
novel expedition ever seen west oi st,
Louis.
on the goth OF January m 1851
Kansas Territory WaH admitted into
the union and incrouy mfnIsncd one
of che immediate causes ui che civil
War Kansas haa grown since then
20 uuEtiug thriving common
wealth.
in remembrance 81 tho oia dayu
and in celebration Of lho neN Onnl.
Tho State viii no't. af Topeka. "a
world b fuir-a aami-Ctufm1Ia CNr1-
a.flon--on the afIeih Anniversary of
iho admission of the state into the
union. which viii to in che year 1911.
ON the g0tt of January. Kansas
day. a bic convention was held ln
this city to perfect the organization
that is 30 carry out che wish oi che
people
g'ho % dtitaaios who came 90 this
convention are substantial ANA repre-
sentative cIilEUnA of che state They
win form corporation thnf win ho
backed by the whole people, lawmah-
ors. MAGISTRATES. politicians. odico-
holders farmers and business men
who pay the taxes and who are g1nE
TO SO down into fholf pockets Tor the
money lhai will be- necessary.
On tho front rank uf its supporters
are Governor II w. uoch. the horu of
Che kanaae fght ON the Standard OH
octopus. W. H. Stubs. chairman OF
One Republican Slate Central commit
Tee aud the arch champion uf clean
Politics; a.. ID. C.mrn. secretary OF
iic state Board of Agriculture, with
Ia national reputation because so bis
Researches nn dthe absolute reliable
Ny ST hil reports. William hllon
White the newspaper editor author
aud practical politician. and Eugene
~ Ware known go American readers
.aa ir0nuui.l. tho Kansas poet, and 60
Washington statesmen as Che one
ilula pension bureau on a thorough
business basis
MOTOR Thomas J. Anderson. socrc-
.tary of the Topeka Commercial club.
ihe originator of the exposition idca,
ia one Of those who helped goi the
state into the union. He Or q veteran
OF tho war of the rebellion aud one
OF the most hon0rol citizens 0i
Kansas.
Tho people OF Kansas are planning
no small affair The federal govern
mont VIII be asked for q biz appTo-
prlailon The state Hnvll viii tax &C.
resources to the limit The city OF
Topeka win issue bonds Tor a laTge
amount aud the county 0f Shawnee,
IN which Topeka Is situated. will be-
expected 90 produce several hundred
thougaHd dollars ut least The coun-
~. which has just freed Itself from
debt, ls already preparing 10 put the
surplus thar has been going 10 pay
% bonds into the fund to bo used for
the exposition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

of lls own accord. SO that The rccla-
mnti0n company has bnt aided Mature
la Fastening her plans.
u Us little more than 1vc years
since the first wator was turned into
the Colorado desert. aud in that time
10000 people have settled on The
place. The soil VI Incredibly fertile.
being deposits lefi hy che Colorado
river ever since tlmo began. The
most flnurishinW conditions attended
the growth of the colonies -suhsinn-
tlal brick packing houses were oroct-
cd and comfortable homes huilt. Sew
cral newspapers are published in the
town. Ono 90 them the submarine,
Be- particularly interesting 90 outside
ers The valley o. many feet below
tho sea level and iho Submarine
announces On itR columns that
Nelghhor Brown has gone 20 the
surface today"
OF course. GO wlli take the Colo
RADIO years tO ON the SALON sink.
shout zen feet. bat lonE before the
water which hne carved orr Che Grand
Canyon has found the lowest p0int ia
The rim of hills aurruundins the vail
Icy, and has a chance no run away tn
iho sen again. The towns and fertile
fields of Imperial valley w.ii he sub
merged.
When this happens, ana The Colo
RADIO river becomes an inland sea.
the climate of an Southern california
viii ho changed. and d would not
bee strange go see "to-loi slams in
the row uf millionaire homea uf which
Pasadena "a present boaais
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
GALLUP REJOTCES
OVER HER WELL
Water Enough Developed to
Cover Needs Fer Many
Years to Come.
fast COUPONS NOT CLIPPED

Gallup Is IN lack. a. lies in the
center OF a great artesian water belt
Gallup owns on arioslan we'll that On
capable of supplying this city With
an abundance OF water for al domos-
tlc purposes ana for nro protection.
hole in the ground 900 feet deep
aud ten inches IN diameter is 80 pres
ent one Of the greatest assets tnis
city has
A short time ago the people OF this
city wore called on 90 vote bonds 90
raise the money 20 sink the vel
There was some opposition 20 this
Parties who were familiar were not
backward ln saying that water could
not Do found whore the well was be-
lng sunk. political matters were even
brought 90 bear on che question. but
regardless OF politics and everything
else The people OF Gallup went 90 The
polls and practically unanimously yut-
od $4,000 90 be- used 90 get water
Cor lhla city Every man who voted
yes can ho proud ~ himself be
was one oi those who has helped
bring one OF tho greatest blessings
that woH ever given Gallup.
This paper took decided stand Tor
{ NHN. M|N" NH"W'H wv N"IN H."NN"H|NNN
aisle space 20 the natter looked up
the law bearing on the case, got
abatement of the formation ~ the
country. the cost OF sinking the well
ana placed the questions before the
people 81 Gallup IN 30 lniollgcut q
manner az che editor waa capable 0i
Every ofori was used In the columns
0f this paper 90 show the necessity
~ "a runfnr aUnufu nuN that fh. hnaf
way 90 get one was 20 vote the water
bonds IN several instances the pa
per was criticised for the stand 81
took, and The editor was accused Of
standing Ia" Co help get bonds voted
20 DO used to raise money 20 go into
/ the pockets of q few. All tho editor
/ has TO say lE that Ne believed that
what has now happened would hap
nen and fnai Gallup. the city, would
get ZEE much needed water supply by
drilling deeper the wei already starr
ed. Gallup now has the water. nnd
/ the nrst coupons on the bonds have
not been clipped.
/ The present city council or rather
town board iH 90 Be congratulated on
the success OF iis venture, "a repnb'
/ lican board straight through haa
brought to this city one Of the gFeat-
est hoong that Gallup has over re-
I coivcd Regardless OF politics the
town board should receive The plau-
dts oft every property owner ln Gal-
/ lup ana as Gar as that goes IN the
/ centor Of Mckinley county Had %
I moi boon Tor the action of this pres
emf board % mght never have hecn
known that Gallup lies in aH artcalan
{ belt that win eventually be the means
nf bringing settlers and capital 20 this
I part OF tho country
Gallup situated in the conicr of n
/ fertile valley 90 q aemi-arld rcglon,
| has struck what ls better than a gold
mlno a hnw OF water aufhCieni %
I irrigate The thousands oi acres of THIS
rich SOIL Gallup Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
INHERITED WATCH THAT
JESSE JAMES ONCE STOLE.

walter u. Klhhey WHO last week
rendered hts resignation as assistant
United states district attorney and
who has moved from Tucson TO Pres
Coti. where BE- win practice law with
Attorney General Clark has Just re-
ceived a gold watch which has a bis.
tory. saws che Tucson Citiaen
The time piece was inhmiied BY
Mr.. Klbbcy from biz grandfather
Judge nurlnnk, who died in Indiana
nh0ui q month ago. The watch had
been owned hy che grandfather Cor
forty years and uas made 10 order 20
duplicate ava Older ono which had been
losl.
While judge Burbank was IN ne
lndIhn serVlte under President Tin.
coin. and uUyellng ID Nebraska. che
ai8ge was held up hy jesse James ana
hiH gang Toe order tn "aheN out'
was promptly complied With. and the
bandits took the watch as part Of
their booty The time pl6oq waa later
recovered hy judge burbank
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

New York, Fob. 9.-Whai ido real
motives were that changed Mrs Chas.
r. Yorhca from widow OF a month
and a day Into the bride 90 wilson
Miner viii probably never ho told.
II ia tn bf HNrmisnd that the rny
youthful bonedici VIII never give n
recount Of bis wOniug. and IT Dr. more
ihnn probable thar tho recent widow
nad uoWlg made vito viii never re-
late the uuih of that hurried mar
rlnNp.
Nra. Yorkcs- Mirnor admits the ib
summers thnt chr has lived though
go tCil iho truth she does upt look
them She o. ahou no years the sen
iof of her new lord and maaior
No muitcr how ardent the six
loolor from California mas have been
In his love making aiil gossip asks.
why d,d ahn marry himT
IA Mrs Yprk0a. the widow nf tho
railroad magnatU. abs had evory
thing that she could desire with hor
vast wealth she euuid have had tho
catrco into the most exclusive 90 New
Yoika ultra Fct That d.. she could
n she had made the effort n4d con
lprmcd 90 everything that Wna con-
sthtionnl. conservative and Btin. She
had boon kept from the fashionable
side Of lilo on account Of certain little
affairs Of her husband. and. accord
ina 80 all slides. soclni preiermont was
ono OF the things at which she yhinly
grnspod
rho gueFaca are many Some ~
tho women of the gay New York set
declare thai % was foolish pride that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

press. on the Rev York Centffi trav
Clod one miip in 32 seconds. or af enc
rate 90 iig miles an hour The Plant
system established che record Soc fast
rurs in this country in a run between
jack awhile ami flcminE boz March
1901. when five consecutive miles
we're covered in $3.50. "a mile in every
$50 seconds. or within So seconds o.
ihc record made az Ormond Beach
lag week. The train on The Plant
system. 30 o. Travelled from New York
90 San Francisco. cd the speed % a.
isinod on it record nia. would cover
lho $3.50 miles On 1850, 90 one hour
and az minutes slower than tho auto.
mobile driven by Marriott
The present running Time between
New York and San Francisco ia lOG
houra. mail train Hchcdnic % o. not
probable that this time Will hc ma
orally l0wcrld soon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

caused the widow Yorkaa la beemma
Mrs. Wilton Mlrnur. These assert
Nith knowing mods 81 hhe hends
thnl her vanity wnN arEioHNlV
wounded when she discovered thar
She was not alone in tha anndiinu
uf tnn ffarilua millionaire n cas-
bmgrdu. THESE bnoWinR enra claim.
and that she wanted in show the
world that there was q YuHnN. a
handsome, q Nay man, innEinN o.
marry her
There arc others. With alv uinhu
m 4 knowing smiles. who claim thnf
the Eruum was tho man who ioaFHif
n rival and insisted on a hnaiF mar
riaEC. These SAY thai fherr hr1
hCen friendship existing hasucou
the couple Tor q year or more. Amer
tho death uf Mr. NNTNHN thu unwlf
made groom considered thar eihrrN
would be- applicants fuf hes hrar1
and hand. THAI be- then heEhn a
pnralgtcnl rpqrtlng for an immnIinfn
marriage, aud thni finally she WAS
prevailed upon % gigo her conaont
The ceremony VAS inan ncrformeIi
with the distinct uudCrslnn1luN
upon hnr part thai the u0ddlnE
should not o. made known flr sew
crai months 20 comn H. D. aala that
nhe determined 10 ~ through a por-
sod ug conventional mourning. ana
finally 10 SO Europe and thefe Kin
ner waA 90 fellow ilc. however. fnai-
Ing thai evcn documentary rrouf was
not sufficient. lci some friend Into thc
secret, aud thar this friend proved Mn
hy rushing % 40 n news
paper 0ince with The news
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

Ing Of the laitloship Texas the mon
TORS Arkausaf. Florida and Ncvfada,
and Elx torpedo boats sailed .rum here
today Tor a cruise in the Gulf 0i Mex.
leo During The stay Of doe squa irou
iu this city the officers off tho ships
wero Hospitality received by The CTS.
zCus. aud many social functions were
arranged in their honor D was with
regret that the cltlzcns oi Charleston
heard OF the order which compelled
tae fleet o. leave fur the south. lf
% understood that the squadron WIZ
make its frai uop at Nos Orleans,
where d win take pau Oh ihe Mardl
0fas Festivities in that cliy Then The
aguadr0n VII probably rtun %
Charleston, t1 remain until sprlur
when tho annual sprus Fuu practice
begins near Norlolk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
THE .oLoRApo's FLOOD TIDE
SWEEPS DOWN IRRIGATION
plTcHEs AND MENAcEs SET.
TIERS or IMPERIAL VALLEY.

Los Angeles. Feb o. Because Che
Colorado river hunl natural dam
Tor itselt without consulting the men
ln charge Ol a great irrigation entcr-
prise, 10000 people, nOW settled ln
thC Imperial wales, are in danger of
scine swept go death.
About 500 gears ago q project was
started 90 reclaim che Colorado desert
hy tapping thc Colorado river win
great Irrigation cnuais--onn uf the
biggest schemes uf its Kind ever az
tempted in che world Had NOT Nature
proved contrary, shifts once barren
desert might have furnished happy
homes Tor thousands OF families until
the end of time. hut Nature proved
to ho host without which, as usual,
man rcckoned 90 hits sorrow.
Al the point where che canal be-
gins. The Colorado hos n ial. OF "a
foot % "a milc Tho Imperial canal
tlor $50 the Irrigation duct was
nnmodl has "a drop of three lpCt 90
mile The dam roiaFdH the water
long enough FOR much Of lhc deiritua
lof which the Colorado carries an
immense amonnil 40 settle. and soon
he river had huiit natural dam
for ITSELF The first time the river
rose after the natural unm mas
grown to tremendous strength u boz
gan Go run through ihc canal AZ
hrsl THIS 8as not considered serious.
bat the promoters of the scheme noon
became alarmed as the mighty cur
rent Of water Wounded through the
lariincial duct which had been con-
siructed
Government experts wee seat Cor
/ Immediately o. ana not take these
scientific men long fo realize that
only miracle could over turn tho
river back into us old channel. From
signs which these men can read in
sac rocks. % o. beloved that the river
nt SOME prehistoric age had omptiod
s. into the salton sea. which q d. now
doing And these same wlgcacres cs-
innate that in about . 600 years the
river would have changed ita course
90 the channel ol the Imperial ditch
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
WIFE COMMITTED 10
THE INSANE ASYLUM.

Tho wife on Martin Delrado. Of
Oallinns spElnGg, was committed 90
she insane hospital after examination
before Chief Justice Minis, SAYS the
Optic The husband arrived On the
city with bis unfortunate wife while
judge Mills was absent ln Santa Re.
The man occupied a small house IN
ihe rear Of Stern G Nnhma while
be was shOolna his horses the wife
slipped ouf az the back door and with
her small child u her arms walked
twelve miles BEFORE she culd be over.
tq(en u d believed that she can ho
rtfred
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
JOHN DUFFY. oF lac
VEGAS. SHOT iN THE LEG

john nuny 81 Iap Yor9a received
bullo, wound "a TIE can oi Dts lex
Tuesday ihM wiz knep him laid un
for cutie a while "nOh" Burns had
reached hllnriong and dsnEcroas
stage "by lngklng uio long upon the
vine THAI Was rft and was Going 90
sally oui from lds rocm with q siS.
ah1oicr When Duty iRiegicred, AND Doe
trying b dIaannde nurna from hia pur
pose. received @ hail in the iGr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
PiAMlbT CAUSES Her
HUSBAND APPREHENSION.

Chicago FOB 49, Faunio Bloom.
ftid ItisIor. iac WnflliamOna plan.
ltt haa diaapueG ea from her home.
and the police haF been aaked Isl
Geo buahand il sOuteh for heF ahe
aaa heen iog SOME tIma tNn0rlns with
mfiat bella ana mrmlefa az the fam
llY afo appfeheqsi 70 chat harm has
belaiien hff
Later Mm Isisior FiurneG 20 heI
homo about 3 O'Clock ihia afternoon
shn Eas greatly exhausted. and De-
cDne1 fu fay Nnffc alo bad hecn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

Chicago. Feb IA lhoaier train
on the Pennaylyania railroad. run.
ninE nt twenty miles nn hour crashed
into airoef car On houin chicnsp
ianl nlFhl Killing two 9ore0ns and in-
iarlng Involve rhe KILLED and en-
AIRED were an occupants ~ iho street
eat. the engine aud hrst coach of
the PASSENGER train let the rails aaa
turnna over Tho dead are Mrf vii.
liam bacon. South Chicago, and Mia
ME waTruai $50 years old. ai chlcago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
PROBABLY CAUSED ~
OBSTRUCTION ON TRACK

Nashville. Tenn frh IA north.
bound Nashville a. chicago imltCd.
travelling over tho Illinois Ccairal
fa'if1ad waa dcia|lcf ncar Chapuana.
bof1. fhluytwo miles from Nashville.
laai night Sis passengers end three
ra'amen we're injured huI nobody
0ua killed Ihr wreck % ih1urli ip
have been caused 81 some obstruction
cn ihe iract
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
POVERTY pARADH8 FAil
nE EonMEn EEEECI.

London. Fob. lq Thero aus a..
other march 81 the unemployed Ca
bornra thr uEh the airorfH pf lnldau
today, with iho object ~ lmpraatInE
fhe now savernmeuf esd lnklHiaioFa,
bot iho denomination and ihF ntliiaag
uf the public lowarda fhn anbaffip
bon collectors shnUed that mieFqal In
poverty naradcg' nan BEEN tecIdodiy
Wanlag since They tonk on a dlsiiuff
Nnliiicai chauciar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

TIE ladies Of enc Cungreea .unal
church ein r.yo tho "nauQaei Of
siafosr al ihe church 90 Fcbrpary so.
ana tho entertainment wlN he q EioHf
enjoyable analr Tolas W.ll ha flVnn
un iho different states hf prominonf
mea 0i tho city, and above au grand
dinner WIN he served. GOO which 90
cealt UIil hn charged.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

THE pretty asi tyeng but the reeod do not s1.,ana'o me
raia travelling 90 maximum speed s' ne automobile Fayee M
riot 9nahied g che omondon contends taa such terrific
b
record
Than railroad In May 1898 The Empire tx
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
coA8T DEFEN8E ooUAonoN
cRuiaEs IN MrxicA9 al

Charltaton s. g. Feb. ~ in az.
cordancN alih orders raCalffd from
the Navy Department tia coast de
itnrn eQuadf % under the commaud 0t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

NhElaub haa deei2cd lo f1lup iu ihn
uuliawa some uf the traits ~ "a
hibllfd 0n ihe dlhmoni omlncnlT uf
Slim 90 tho outlaws k few years
unF'aub made q Flcluut assault uuon
Hid f.tWee during the gfurFoaa 81
a1m6 ln kaneaa CnY LnHec 3 NholI
onrhaif ihe aire 81 unriaah
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

The following frm ~ incai lnierf9t
iE clipped ifom che NcadIea Eyo "E.
VI 1uenccr rs dlanenslna drugs IA ne
Needles Point pharmacy lof fCN
Gays during the illness Ui che regular
clerk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

Whori lf Brother Charles sykes
religion that ~ 40 forgot himself as
10 stan aght ln a saloon 90 Sum
day nirhtg For shame Portland
(ofol New AEe.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-12-27
An Irish

Through the courtesy of Henry
Getty we have had the pleasure of
looking through The Coleraine Chron-
icle and North OF Ireland Advertiser,
published at Coleraine, Ireland, under
date of December 9Th, inst. 1t is an
SPACE, 8-column newspaper and is
given entirely to advertising, both
large and small. The body matter is
set in the type usually used in the
American daily newspaper. One
thing that struck US as particularly
applicable to America was a squib
under the head Of "Jottings" by a
writer under the non de plume of
"Partout" "All that l will say that
the sort OF cooperation l like best to
see is the town cooperating with the
country vice versa. We talk a good
deal OF that in this nsighborhood, and
We could do with more, for it ia essen.
tial to . community's prosperity.
There should be no setting the farmer
against the trader. In no sense has
the latter been an enemy OF the former;
In many respects he 10 his best
FRIEND"