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Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-11

the Denver Clearing House associa-
ton practically followed suit and will
adopt the same rule. This means that
it you take coin OF currency or both
to banks for deposit you may draw
all or part OF it on check any time.
fear over the financial situation and
also to call back into circulation much
money which has been placed in safety
deposit vaults. II means money con
ditions are easing up gradually and
working back to normal.
New York. Nov. S.-Myxedema.
rare disease which was brought on, in
this case. by the continual co1tact
with paper money, caused the death
here OF Edward II. Hall. formerly cash
icr of the firm of Arnold, Constable n
Co. Twenty years spent In counting
currency injected Mr. Hall with the
note. Hr. Halls habit of moistening
his thumbs In counting bills. so af
fected his hands that the skin became
hard and cracked open in cold weather
A general thickening Of the tissues
set in, followed by complications in.
volving kidney and the circulatory sys-
TEN. later developing into Bright's dis
ease.
New York. Nov. S.-Prices of stocks
recovered a fraction over last night In
the opening dealings. with a few excep-
tions, In spite of the lower range OF
earlier quotations from London New
York Central advanced 1h: American
Sugar preferred u. and Union Pacific,
Canadian Pacific. Atchison. Pennsyl-
yanln and American Smelling n larger
fraction
Chicago, Nov. Sire wrought
death and havoc IN two adjoining
frame apartment houses and store
buildings on West Fourteenth street
on the West side this morning The
number of dead is not known but It
Is feared FIVE persons have perished.
The unidentified body OF hoy has
been recovered. Four persons are
missing and eight or nine tenants and
two iiremen are more or less seriously
injured. One woman and child will
die.
Washington. Nov. S.-Secretary
Root announced today that David
Jayne. American minister to the Meth
erlands and former assistant secretary
OF state, will be named as ambassador
to Berlin to succeed Mr.. Tower who
is about to retire on account of Ill
health. Mr.. Hill has had great expert
ence In the diplomatic service. HI
speaks German fuentIy. His appofn
ment win give great satisfaction to
Germany. President Roosevelt first
offered the position to First Secretary
Bacon who declined it. as he preferred
to remain in his present position at
the state department.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-11
COLORADO NEWS.

Nlnety-dve students attended the
opening day of the school term course
al the agricultural college.
II. NJ. Shllone, proprietor OF Fort
Collins hotel. was fined s44 for serv-
ing widl duck to his patrons.
The tax levy at Colorado Springs
this year will be Is mills, and will
bring into the city treasury 3207.OO
An epidemic of scarlet fever is rag
ing at the state reformatory at Buena
Vista and the institution has been
placed under quarantine.
A purse snatcher relieved Miss
Edith Bonesteel of her purse contain
ing $50 as she was nearing her home
in Denver. She gave chase but the
thief escaped.
Henry Nicholson. a coal miner. was
killed in friendly boxing contest at
Marshall. His antagonist has been
placed under arrest. A blow caused
hemorrhage OF the brain.
The supreme court sustained the de-
cision of the lower court at Colorado
Springs granting $4,000 damages to
Mrs. Mary c. Nichols for injuries re-
celved on the street railway.
David Burlock. aged 6S, was instant
ly killed by being thrown from a bug
gy In Pueblo. His foot caught In the
wheel as he was alighting and his
head struck the pavement with terrific
force.
Mrs. Helen Dayton. beautiful
young woman OF Larimle. Wyo.. died
In Denver rooming house indes cir
cumstances warranting an invwtga-
ton. 1t is alleged she died from a
criminal operation.
The district court at Boulder Is
experiencing difficulty In securing a
| Jury to try ]. w. Reeve in connection
with the explosion at Boulde, last
summer. Not juror was secured the
first day Of the trial
T.. II. Hamlin. an elderly man or
! Trinidad. was attacked by mammoth
eagle and narrowly escaped serious In
inry. The bird fastened its talons in
the mans shoulder. but was shot dead
by Japanese, who was passing at
the time.
| Acting as peacemaker in a fight In
Denver. b. F. Sedbrook. n teamster
living in Valyerde. lost his eft ear
and received deep cut on the right
cheek. The wounds were inflicted by
the fighters. who resented Sedbrook's
Interference.
The mines in Boulder county have
nearly all shut down in the past few
weeks, owing to the drop in the price
Of tungsten. According to me an
nouncement of the manager. they will
remain closed for several weeks until
specie payments are resumed.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-11

that contained in the statement and
affidavits on file.
The court called attention to bail
able offenses and said he believed the
defendants were entitled to he let out
on bond and granted the prayer Of the
petition in the sum OF $4,000 each.
Attorneys for Jefense state that
when court convenes In the morning
they viii be able to present bond for
their release and they expect their eli
ents to he liberated during the fore
noon.
The remains of Joseph A. Walker
were shipped to Denver this morning
An opportunity was given at O'Clock
for all who desired to view them. a
very ife.llke appearance was observed
by all
Accompanying the remains to Den
yer were United States District Attor-
ney Earl Cranston. Assistant District
Attorney Knabel. Secret Service Chief
Wheeler United States Deputy Mar
shal Tom Clark and a number Of other
secret service men and government
officials.
Mr. Leonard will remain in Durango
along with force of assistants and
take up the work of Mr.. Walker.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-25
300 RclpnnuuaI s1OO.

Die aeier biefer 8eltung peroen f1 freuen su er-
fa1ren, oaB es t~ueni9Iiens cine geTirhtete Rrautbeti
giebt, Delae Die Wifeni6aft in an ibren Gtufen, ~
beiien i'm Stanos it; 6al's Ratarrb=Rar 1T bic Elm.
age lest Der dr3tiden 8rhosri6aFt betannie pOitips
BUR. 8atarrb ~erfOroert as cine Gonlitutionstrants
belt cine couititttipnele gebanolung. Saa's Ra=
iarrb= &ur ipirD inierli9 geuommen ilno mtrtt oirefi
auf eas gtut uno bic i6leimteen Oberh6hetl Oes
Spifer1s, oaourh Die @runolaee Der Rrantbeit ser=
toreno unO Dem patlenten &raft eebsno, iuosm fe
bic Contribution ses R0rbers auIbant nro Der glatur
IN ibIem &erte bitt. Sie GisentbGmer baben 70
bert Dollars Belo6nung fur ieoen 9yal anbieten,
ben lie ~ furiren nerfeblt. 9aBt Sud cine Site BON
3euenifen %tontHlsn. Bran aoreihre:
8. 8. @benen II. 60, GiGentb, 9oleOo, q.
gerEauft bon alien lpotbetern, 4reis rs Gents.
Nehmt Salts ffamilien Ni1en fir gerfoDfunn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-25
Cages : Neniafeiten
SnIanp

Sn @bicaau beerriht aueens
blidlih cine Sharlabieber= uuo
Dipbtheritiss epidemic.
ueber oas tragiibe @noe zines
frubreifen 4iebespaares miro aug
Seem 0urt beridltet. Weper Shmarb,
Elm ~17idbriger Sunee, erihpB in benz
Sauie ieiner @ltern an Der BrD0me.
ftrnBe feline l8idhriae gDuiine Sarah
Sling unb rtnbte oann ieinem eiaes
men 2ebert ourdb einen BiftolenihuB
Elm Gnoe. Mnn nlaubt. oaB oteBei.
ben unter lih abaemaht batter. Selbits
moro al begeben. neil lire gltern
niht MOLTEN. oaB tie ltd beiroteten.
- 9aS SenatafDmite fir militia
ride Gnaeleaenbeiten miro am 4.
Tebrnar nit ieiner unteriuhuna Der
8romn8uiaer Iffdre beainnen.
Inter ben entlaiienen 0eaer'
iOloater befinoet iih audi Der ser.
eeant WineD Sanoers. Del Wann
fteht felt IS Sabren i'm 9ienlt. Bot
lid itets gut aefiihrt uno geraoe iei'
1etrue9en murben benz B~rdIibenten
bic meiiten 8Drmiirfe senadt. Guh
Gilman brahte i'm in feline &eoen
hlnein. I'M su bemetien, tuie un9ereht
Der BrdSioent oebanoelt babe. Der
Wtann bat iib nm 8ieoer.g ~initeauna
bem0rben uno 3rieosminiiter 9aft,
Der Die 5dQe Der 2eute, Die mieoer
eingeiteQt meroen muuen. einaeln un'
teriuben min, beihlDB. init ieinem
5au Den Nnfang au MAIDEN. Sans
oerS muroe DDr Den Brigade eneral
DauiS gerufen. Derielbe frunte i'm,
oh er mieoer anaeiteat gu meroen
uunihe, uno' nls er beiahte, fDroerte
bee General ibn nuf. au beihm6ren,
DAB er nihtS nit ienen n1mtlidben
@rseiien in Brownsville gu tun aes
babt babe. Dieien @io, ben 9eneral
Oauis nur benuben u0ute. UNI auf
lbr1 feline @mpfeblung our Bieoerein'
ttelung oeS Mnnne8 au balieren,
r~ueiaerte Iid Snnberssu leiiten. @r
uUae EFT Die Senat8' unteriubune
Der InQeleaenbeit abmarten. S0mit
nerlief Der 8eriuh, oieien 1peaieIen
Sanders Sau in Sronuua gu briuaen.
erfOl9los.
Gus Noros Datota fDmmt Die
3abridt. oaB oprt Elm furbtbarer
Shneeiturm tpbt, Der alien Sertebr
unterbrohen bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-25
9as RnbliEnm lit peraeffen.

Die @eibibte pom 81 oes gplum.
bus 1T ia lh0n Elm alter @ib, uteoere
bolt iih aber oft. 8enn iemano in
elmer anIdeineno ld1miertaen Sadie
auf einmol oa8 8idtiae trifft, ounu
ldlaat iib ieoer opr Die stiru uno
munoert ith, oaB er ntdt lelbIt uuf
Die Soee getDmmen 1T. ueber bic Bes
triebsitDrungen bel ben giIenbobt
men fino i6Dn cine Qause Meuae
unteriuhungen angeItelt. ober bic
el0entli@e uriahe tDnnte big iebt
nidt ermittelt peroen. Sebt tritt elm
Otann auf, Der uns often faqt, NO
Der 5ehler itedt uno man Iieht, Die
@elhthte 1T ia gars einfah. Dies
Ter Wtann 1T 8. s. 0oatum, BDrlis
Der oe8 Grecuttoa gpmltes Der &Ud=
Sslanos 8ahn. 9as 1T aueroinas
Elm Sadperitdnblaer; er tennt oas
gauge BermaltungS' unb Betriebs.
nelen Der Bahnen uno bat iDd be.
lonoers cine SnipettinnsreiIe unterD
rommen, UNI Iih iiber aue 8erbalts
ntife 81 unterrtdten. @r tit nit Der
geDDlterung ldn9it oer Bnbnlinie in
periDnliheu Bertebr 9etreten uro bat
ID eiaen genauen @inblicf in oieMun.
ibs uno Beourfniiie bee 8ublitums
uno Die 9auglibteit Der Sabnetn=
rihtunaen geponuen uno mas er
gefunoen bat, es lit 10 einfa@, uuo
bod in leiner einfaden Glarbeit cine
furcbtbare Nntlage aeaett elm Spftem,
unter Dem oas gauge Bolf leloet. Ct
iaqt II. g.:
,Bei unieren Bemibungen nm Die
GntDideluna Der gilenbabnen haben
uir Die mirtlimen giaeniiimer pers
gei5en = NIT anoeren Worten: Die
2eute, Die entlang Der 8abnlinien
uDhneu uno ibr 8ieb uno ibr &c.
treble uno lire @aren nit Der 8abn
nerlenoen uno beren Snterefien aum
Die unieren ltno. Gber bic 8abns
pernaltungen baben itb tudhreno Der
leBten Sabre pm aaer BeribrunQ
nit benz Sublifum fernoebalten.
9a5 itimmt. oas Sublifum alS
8an5es uno i'm ginselnen NOR fir
Die Setter Der Babnen ear niGt oa
uno Die Beantten Der Bahnen frog.
ten ben Teufel oanab. Der NuS.
orud mag fart tlingen. 1T aber aana
autreffeno. Nber aeraoe 0as lit ia
eiaentlib ntdts ReueS, oas fam ies
Der beitdtiaen, Der nit einer 8abn
geihaftlih au tun bate.
uno niGt aur bel ben Babnen
fam man joie grfabruna MAIDEN,
AUDI bel alien grDBen &prpDratipnen,
Die Observation-Disclosures iino uno
beren aanses neutrality-suspicious.
nur auf m0aIidit bDbe uno b69iteDi.
bioenoen binausl6uft. Die Beamten
iDlher unternebmunaen baben aar
tein Snterefie am Bublitum, fie be-
5ieben lire @ebalter unb betrad3ten
Die Runoen als LATTICE 3ueabe, beren
Wunihe uno Be0lrfnifie elnfad mfg.
adtet ueroen. Das @eiddft Qebt
eben ben nDn n~Druberein pprgelehe.
men Gang, mebr Doer uenig ihlen.
BRIG: maS fimmert oaS oieBeamten:
es lit ia niht ibr Seibaft.
Das WeIentlihite an Der qanser
Sahe lit, oaB Elm giienbabnmann
in 10 bernorragenber Stellunp Elm
fDlbeS urteil fdllt uno obne Sheu
ben munoen 8untt uufoedt. @s feblt
jebt nur Der NrSt, Der i'm BELT. Gin
3meifel an Der &ibtiateit oes urs
teil8 lit unmD9lih. es lit aeraoe 10
tlar uie bas @ebeimnis beim 81 BEG
Columbus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-25

Sc miro BON 8aibington aug
befannt gemad9t, BOB oas Nmt oes
BDrlibers Der Banama'Sanal' Rpnts
miiiiUn uno oas oes@bef' Sneenieurs
tinftig pereiniat neroen loaen uno
oaB Der iebiae @bef' Snaenieur Ste
oens beioe bethlehem miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-25

oSurD $ Turmalin'' (Gimer &
@ntenb) antiieptiIGes Wtittel gegen
Sranopunoen. 8uuoen, Oautaus.
l9lag ooer dbnIide 2eioen. Sn
allen N~notheten Ill haben
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29
JuAirinus Urust
Rrgmlattun
BY HERBERT KNOX SMITH.
or the Federsi Bureau OF Corporations.

exercising operations accompanied by wide
publicity and backed criminal penalties directed at unfair methods
Of competition, by prohibition only supervision fails
The laws wholly unsutcd to accomplish su
suits They negative and probtvc They condemn all combination
beneficial harmful They enforced only by courts They
also forbid necessarily cooperation between the and
the antitrust laws attack corporate
ITSELF inevitably place opposition
spite Of themselves.
believe those considerations show need of positive system
make tangible let suggest concrete details Establish
simple system regulation by supervision Provide office
Require that all large corporations doing gross
business shall make reports that Office; make their
inspection will by that Office provide for puba
Office form of all the facts regard such
corporations public safeguarding all proper
Provide also for that protection of aw-abdng corporations
$ the corcave of regulation.
The suggestion tentative. do not pretend to just how
would work But has certain important possibilities of which
would justify the change Supervision and publicity will also
better than punishment The
knowledge that has the right time
the of corporation and will surely make public
will prevent the inception of such
The unfair methods that prohibited by law. such rail-
will exposed by such supervision and taken
by the courts.
further competition will be by
aion is reasonably applicable
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29
Work For the Blind.

Dcnver.-Tucsday afternoon the for.
mai opening Of the Colorado Indus
trial Workshop for the adult blind was
held in the home and workshop at
Eleventh and Jason streets. A large
crowd attended the opening Of the
home. and Signor Cavallo was there
with his orchestra to furnish the
music between interesting addresses
delivered by Rev. John ". Huston.
State Senator James G. Burger. DIR.
Friedman and Mrs. c. II. Jacobson.
Tho shop has been open since Scptcm.
ber and Is under the management OF
J. F. Myers.
MIR. Myers. a man who has lost his
sight. walks through the shop and ex.
plains the work like one who had per.
feet vision.
The last Legislature made an appro.
priation OF 10000 and made provis-
ions for workshop for the adult blind
TO be established in Denver. where the
blind who wish, may be taught trades
and secure employment under state
supervision. People OF every walk In
life come to the shop. painters. mer.
chants, and artisans Of every descrip.
ton as well, and others who have been
born blind and who have spent the
years Of life in perpetual darkness.
When the shop Is further advanced
It is the intention to let the Individual
perfect himself in that branch of work
which was his before becoming blind.
or In case Of no trade. TO teach him
one. that he may at least in part sup
port those who are dependent upon
him for n living.
There are fifteen machines in the
shop and broom making will form the
principal occupation of the blind work.
ers.
The shop will be open for all blind
men and women. who shall have been
citizens of the state OF Colorado for
at least three years and over twenty.
one years Of age, and who can give
satisfactory references as to character
All the products OF the shop will be
the property of the state. The amounts
realized from the sale of the products
made at the shop shall be applied tc
the further expense and maintenance
OF the shop
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29
Coal Industry In Montana.

Tho coal mining Industry In Mon.
tann has. according TO the records
just entered tho second quarter cen.
tury OF Its history. So far as known.
the frst coal produced In the state. or
tho territory. ns II was then. was
mined In 1850. In which year the pro.
duction amounted to ::t tons. II was
not until 1859. however. that the In,
dusiry assumed any Importance. the
production increasing nearly 500 per
cent. from il.t67 short tons In iSs to
&c.. .5oi short tons the following year
mcnt advanced rapidly. until In 1895.
II exceeded l.50o.oo0 tons. Compare
lively little nuctuatIon was shown by
statistics of production from 1895 to
1906. but In 1906 considerable Improve
mcnt was evident. the production hav
In. Increased from i.6t5.S5: short
tons. valued Mt 3:.s:5 $50. In 1905. To
i.s:s .e2i short tons. valued mt s3.:t0..
ss?. In 1906. n gain Of iss.oss tons. or
ii.j per cent. In quantity. and ttl7..
oo1. or las per cent. In value. Tho
number OF men employed In tho coal
mines OF Montana Increased from
:.isi. In 1905 to 1884 In 1906. the av.
cra.c number OF working days being
the same t:t3) In both years. The
average production per man In 1906
was 7si.t short tons. against 753.T in
1905. and the average daily production
per man was 5.is tons in 1906. ngains,
$40 tons in 1905.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29
Problem Of Air Nsvios,ion.

Apropos of the prevailing. acute In.
tcrcst In acronau,ics abroad. n foreign
critic intimatcs that the United States
is far behind other countries. and
speaks rather slurringiy of our alleged
nonprogrcssivcness. Hut there Is no
occasion for getting hot under the
collar because OF the insinuation.
soothingly remarks the Troy tN. "
Times. That other countries are
greatly In the lead OF the United
States In this matter really remains to
be proved. And even II the allegation
bc true. what assurance does Il fur.
nish that this country will long re.
main in the rear OF the procession. +.
Americans have n knack OF catching
on" which serves them cxccliently
when necessary. The old world had n
big lead on automobiles. for instance.
but II has not taken long for tho
United States TO work Its way to FIRST
place in motorcar production. II
would not be at all surprising II, after
everybody else has done his best and
fallen short Of turning out success.
ful flying machine. some American
should come along and perfect an air.
ship which would surpass all others.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29
Rocky Ford Enterprise
WILL r. MoNKMAN. Publisher.
ROCKY FORD. COLORADO.
Alaska: the Great and Rich.

Alaska: tne GREAT ana Hicn.
Alaska's extreme breadth from east
to west Is 2.2G0 miles In an air line.
According to Prof. Guyot. recognized
authority on all geographic matters.
the Island Of Attu. In Alaska. Is as far
west of San Francisco as the coast of
Maine is east OF that city: or. In other
words. San Francisco Is the great
middle city between the extreme east
and west OF the United States. says
Jay Monroe Latimcr In Metropolitan
Magazine. n fact which is very din.
cult for the eastern minds to grasp.
The breadth of Alaska from north to
south IL 1.i00 miles. Now about the
coast line! According to the United
States coast survey the shore line OF
Alaska. up and down the bays and
around tho islands. measures $4,000
miles. or two and one-half times that
OF the Atlantic and Pacific coast line
Of the remaining portion Of the United
States. The coast OF Alaska. II ex-
tended In a straight line. would belt
the globe. Nearly 40 years ago. when
Secretary OF State Seward PROPOSED
that the United States should pur
chase this vast tract OF land. the peo
pie throughout the length and breadth
OF the union shouted; Folly! folly.
$.200.00O for an Iceberg" Ncvcrtho-
less. Secretary Seward was wiser than
his day and generation. lie intro.
duced the bill before congress: and
there after stormy and lengthy de-
bates he secured It's passage. and the
United States received from Russia thu
greatest OF all her possessions.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29

In dealing with this
whole matter Of indus.
trial concentration, wo
have the choice of two al
tcrnativcs. We may either
prohibit or regulate com.
binations. To my mind
regulation is the only
choice. Regulation by
nm o1mipistr,t;,, ofysc,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29

People who have been sneering at
learn that n German chemist has dis.
covered a mode of manufacturing from
II a substance having the qualities of
ceiluloid and vulcanized rubber. bu,
which Is not inflammabie. Hereafter
skinned milk will be used for max.
ing ''galalith." the new material. and
cream will be a mere by-product.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29
Thr Effrrt nj Ntgt
prtrrs MT tlrr GnmH1tntrr
BY CHARLES F. PlDGIN.
Author and Former Chief Labor Statistics Bureau.

THE high prices good for why not
them higher? Can have too much of good thing
Some years prominent agreed that the money
0N had better should be- But there something
I68I back of the question: solid basis for financial operations
% and the majority decided that the basis must be gold;
Zl to-day leading maintainhat the increased
Sa output gold ansyeabe in great degree for high
To the consumer the cause is subo the
the effect probcmncal far he is concerned
The Of living has increased greatly and the question re
high prices a benefit to all consumers?'
There kinds of eonsumeproduccrs and nOnproccs
The producer gets wage or salary po-
high prices him, after paying the increased
Clothes light he should have large surplus
for recreation and the good things of life Does @ Instead he
the surplus vanish, balance the debtor side
But it will be ad and salaries have been increased
and comparisons attempted between the increases and the
advances and salaries Nothing could be fancious as
applied to the wornsmn paid by the hour day. Questions of rates
mean little What he actually is the vital question.
The condition of workngmn not shown comparing vicious
claimed represent increases in prices and advances in
and salaries The only figures worth anything index of conditions
workingmcn having increased surplus DESPITE
the high prices.
2. The number having less surplus.
3. The number having o surplus
4. The number in debt
official figures honestly attained this basis and presented with
fixing show that high have benefited the worker and the
then the heavens will again, and
all sit down and eat and drink and be Until then the dealers
and DOCTORS and other creditors will have their uncocctibc bills and the
shops and sharks will increase number and rich with
increased business
this brings nonproducrrs who not paid by
salaries but by profits They have the increased too
they have the remedy their hands What they have to SELL
others for without BY nonprcucrs all who
transport, buy what the needs including The
whale nuxarc who lead it its feeding grounds and the bank
and moncybkcrs all adcrcn and helpers of the great god
capital!
Restraints being placed continually the manufacturer who
the consumers best friend especially when he eliminates the
At have between
and the the Wholesale dealer commission merchant and
The wholesaler and retailer each
make only fair profit but three fair profits make buncnom to
increased salary help the but
only enables him make both ends and does restore
his surplus, lie not benefited
Probably the majority Of nonprouccrs benefit by high prices; 70
they, n rule. live n percentage OF profit,
and the larger the figures, the greater the = -
prnf Even il the percentage is less than in N>.
wears. the ncrca of business
nlnrrur
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29

They landed 100000 pounds of fish
on one wharf in Boston in one day.
More than two pounds OF brain food
for each inhabitant And they had
baked beans for breakfast on the same
day. what's the use. remarks the
Brooklyn Eagle. of trying to keep up
with Boston?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29

Geronimo is TO send a message OF
peace to all Indians. The day was
that when the old Apache sent out n
message IL meant eternal peace to
many white men.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-29

they, rs n rule, live on percentage Of profit.
and the larger the figures, the greater the
prnit. Even il the percentage is less than in
former years. the increased volume Of business
gives larger return.