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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06
Ell RELIEVE DE TRELFoRD
APRo5ADo EN- WASHINGTON

Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Washington, Julio LA no.
ticia del relevo de Arthur Trel:
ford como superintendent de la
penitenciarfa de Nnevo Mexico,
y ell nombramiento de Marion
Litrell, alguacil del condado de
Colfax para sucederle como su.
perintendente de la prisi6n por
ell Gobernador INFERNO Ray
nolds, fue acogido aquf con gran
salts facci6r Y aprobaci6n.
Ell Delegado W. H. Andrews
ha regresado q Ia capital nacio.
nal de visitar Nueva York por
una semana y estaba hoy ocupa.
do en- los departamentos aten-
diendo q los interes de Nuevo
Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06
TEMPESTAD EN- MINIATURE
EN- LA PENITENcIARIA
SOFOcAD.A.
(contlnua de la Pagina ~

dente y los dos guardias q Ia pc
nitenciarfa hallaron que Trelford
Sc negaba a hacer entrega pacffI
CO dol empleo y Sc proponia de-
saiar las ordenes del Goberna.
dor. AL ser informado elGober-
nador INFERNO de este instruy0
a los ofciales que eje~cutaran
estrictamente las 6rdenes Gel
executive y viesen que Sc respe.
tase ell nombramientoy comisi6n
del superintendent Littrell.
Parece que las ollas de Egipto
tenian un poderoso attractive
para Trelford. Su acci6n en- el
casos0lo puede perjudicar q q
mismo y sin mejorar su posicion.
81 hacerse 81 inocente y desir
que obr6 por consejo de su abe.
gado no lie disculpa en- 10 mas
minimo.
Finalmente, elsuperintendonte
cesante insisti6 en- que 10 qnita-
ran Of empleo por Ia fuerza y asi
Sc hizo, y las llaves de Ia prision
Theron entregadas al Superin.
tendente, Littrell, ell cual toT6
cargo de Ia institution.
Parece que ell extraordinario
proceder de Trelford fu6 debido
en- parte a consejos de su aboga.
do y del presidente de 10 conf.
sion de penitenciaria Sulzer,
quienes incurrieron en- un necio
error al pensar6 imaginar que
con SD conducta revolucionaria
9 Illegal podian intimidar al Co.
bernador INFERNO Reynolds.
Este o6cialestaba resueltoque su
accion en- las premisas fuese res
petada q TODD trance, y ash fue
que ell superintendent Marion
Littrell tom6 cargo de la prisi6n
y nombr6 como su a~sistente d
r. G. Garrett.
De este modo termin6 Ia revo-
-luci6n en- miniature, y "por con.
sejo de mi abogado' no hizo tan
gran papel como SO habia fgura-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

generalP richard d otros oficiales
territoriales q ejecutar cualquier
acto que no sea estrictamente
legal, derecho y iusto. pero en-
sus grandes y vivIdos arranques
de Imagination Sc hallara cierta-
mente equivocada. Nj ofciales
territoriales nj ciudadanos de-
centes pueden ser embobados
por curse semejante.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

Abraham Smith, antique CO..
merclnnte dc Penasco, condado
dc Taos, lego q In oiudad 81 ID.
mes pasado. Mr.. Smith asisiio
d la reunion Dc la Logia Mas6ni-
ca en- Ia noche del referido dia y
Sc le contrib el segundo grade
de masonerla. Sc hospcd6 en- Ell
Hotel Claire.
El tesorero do condado, Celso
Lopez, ha ~regrcsado dc los Olos
Calientes de Jemez, en- oil conda.
do de Sandoval, donde per name.
clio dos semanas. Viene muy
mejor de salud con su estancia
ala.
Jose G. Sanchez, Santos Ortiz,
Lorenzo Gutierrez, Benjamin Luz
jan, Damasio Lopez y Federico
Valdez, fueron el domingo pasa-
do III Canon de Santa re d diver
tirse pescando trucha.
Ell ex-alguacil Antonio Ortiz
regreso 81 martes pasado do Ia
parte sur del condado de Santa
Fe, donde ha estado por algunas
semanas atendiendo al ahijadero
y t~rasquila de sus ovejas. No
tuvo mucha suerte en- esta vez y
solo pudo lograr un pequeno por-
ciento de sus borregos. Parte
del pasteo donde SO italian sus
ovejas esta muy seco y hay mu-
cha necesidad de lluvia.
Luis Romero esposa de Ortiz
Colorado, han regresado a la Gu
dad despues de varias semanas
de vista en- Albuquerque, visi-
taran aqui q sus parientes y ami
Cos hasta el LINES cuando regre-
saran q su casa en- Ortiz.
Ell Jueves a las 8 de la ma1ana
fallecio en- esta ciudad Don Lore
to Sena, un ciudadano respectable
y conocido que residia en- el pre-
cinto 3. LIE sobreviven dos hijas,
seis hijos y I'm ndmerode nietos.
Sus funerales tuvieron lugar
esta manana a las 7 en- la cate
dral y su entierro Ell Ell cemen-
terio del Rosario. Ell inado tenia
70 amos de edad al tempo de su
fallecimiento.
Los funerales de la Sra. Clari-
ia N. de Abeyta, esposa de Don
Aniceto Abeytia, Sc veriticaron
ell microbes ca la mariana. I'm
gran numero de parientes y ami
gos de la finada asistieron a Ia
fdnebre ceremonial. Despues de
breves oficios en- la Residential
de la famil;a, ell cortejo procedi6
a la Cathedral donde fue celebrada
una misa cantada de cuerp0pre-
sente por ell senior Vicario Gene
raj Fourchegu, y en- seguida los
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

Tomao en- Esto Ia Palabra del
Estafetero.
Mr.. F. M. Hamilton, estafete-
70 de Cherryvale, Indiana, posee
tambien un surtido de mercan-
cias generates y de medecinas
de patente, Dice; "El Remedio
Chamberlain para C6lico, Colera
y Diarrea es aqui ell estandarte
en- su Inca. Nunca faIta en- dar
satisfaction y no podemos pa
sar aos sin 81. De venta en- to-
das las bcticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

Para constipation no hay NADIA
tan bueno como las Pastillas de
Chamberlain para Estomago 8
Hfgado. Siempre producer IN
movimiento agradable de los in
testinos sin ningdn efecto desa-
gradable. Precio 25cts, Mues-
ira gratis. venta en- todas
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

H. G. Montoya, un minero del
carbon en- Madrid estuvo en- Ia
ciudad 81 lines pasado atendien.
do 4 negocios.
Ell comisionado de condado
]. L. Madril, de Galisteo, estu-
vo en- Ia ciudad esta semana asis-
tiendo d las juntas de la comisi6n
de condado.
Don Carmel Abeyta y esposa
y su hija Ia Sra. Manuelita A. de
Armijo, Albuquerque llegaron a
Ia ciudad ell ldnes con motive del
fsllecimiento de la Sra. Carita
N. de Abeytia, madre del senior
Abeyta.
FL comisionado de condado Jo-
s6 Inez Roibal arribo a la ciudad
en- la tarde del lines pasado mas
no a tempo para asistira la junta
de los comisionados en- ese dia.
Estuvo presente en- la session del
martes.
Ell licenciado Elfego Baca Sc
,narch6 de Albuquerque ell ldnes
pasado d antender a negocios
PROFESSIONALS en- Socorro.
Don Francisco Baca, labrador
de Santa Cruz, estuvo ell martes
pasado en- la ciudad con negocios
personales.
Ell Juez de Pruebas Victor Or
tega, despues de tener una Sc.
sion de la corte de pruebas Ell
idnes pasado, SO lnarcho parae 81
lugar de su Residential Ell martes
. en- la manana, yendo en- vehfculo
privado.
FL alguacil AnicetoC G. Abeytia,
del condado de Socorro, y Fran
cisco Abeytia, tambien de Socor-
70, arribaron a la ciudad Ell lnnes
pasado, llalnados AGA por Ell falle-
cimiento de su madre la Sra. ella.
rita N. de Abeyta.
Antonita, de edad de seis amos
hija del sonora Cristobal Rivera,
fallecio ell LINES pasado a las 7 de
la tarde en- la Residential de la
familia en- ell canine del Canon.
Sc atribuye a uaa iebre la muer-
muerte de la nina. Ell funeral Sc
verified en- martes en- la tarde.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06
Aviso.
A Quienes concierna

A Quienes Concierna:
La Ultima voluntad y testamento
de Perfecto Romero, finado.
Aviso es por esta dado que ell Juez
de Pruebas, EN- y por ell Condado de
Santa Fe, N. M, ha fijado Ell Lines
2 de setiembre, 1907, para la aproba-
cion de la Ultima voluntad y tesla
mento de Perfecto Romero, finado Ju-
Ito prlmero de 1907.
GEORGE w. ARMIJO,
Secretarlo de Pruebas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

Ill departamento de oDras del Nuevo
Mexicano es 81 mas bien equhpado en-
cl Territorio. 81 desean obras flnas y
al estllo, venid a esta ofclna y encon.
trareis TODD a SUI gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06
do, y como creian aquellos que
estabap incitando la rebeldia VI
Sc creian superiores a la ley y al
Gobernador del Territorio.

81 departamento De obras del Nuevo
Mexicano es Of mas bien equipado en-
81 Territorio. 81 desean obras finas y
al estlo, yenId a esta oficIna y encon
trareis TODD a gu gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06
Procurador General,


NO PUEDE SER INTIMIDADO.
Entretanto Ia tentative de
Trelford Y de su consejero legal
para que aquel haga el papel de
martir y de hombre muy injuria-
do, no Sc consldara sacramento
en- ninguna parte, sino solamen-
tie entire Ia pacota de reforma es-
pdria y sus periolicos amarillos,
todos los cuales estan tratando
de hacer una montana de un
hormiguero, un gran huracana
de una brisa pequefia y suave y
I'm ciclon de un pequeno remoli-
no depolvo.
La pacota de la reforma espd-
ria podra imaginar que las de.
nuncias, calumnias y embustes
de sus perfodicos amarillos POI
dram inHpir sobre 81 procurador
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

Sc NECESITAN-Fara Comprar.
ejemplares de las Leyes dc Session
dcsde 1897 y de las Leyes Recoplla-
das de 1897 en- idioma castellano.
Dirijirse a la Compania Impresora del
Nuevo Mexlcano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06
cura a Tres de la FamlIia Comma
6otella de RemedIo Chamberlain
Para CoIico. CoIera v DIarres.

Para coIleo, coIera y DIarrea.
"Compre una botella del Re-
medic Chamberlain para C6lico,
Colera y Diarrea y halle que era
TODD 10 que Sc reclamaba en- los
anuncios. Tres de la familia 10
han usado con buen resultado en-
Intermediates de verano.' H. r.
Howe, publicista del Press, High
land, Wis.,-De venta en- todas
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06
Estampddores de HuIe

CUANDO Sc HALLEN ESCRIBIENDO LA MISMA COSA
FRECUENTEMENTE EN- Ell CURSE DE SUS NEGOCIOS,
RECUERDEN QUE UN ESTAMPADOR DE HULE LES SAL
VARA MUCHlSIM0 TEMPO. GENIE DE G N E
GOCIOS ESTAN USAND0 ARORA MAS ESTAMPADORES
DE HULE QUE ANTERIORMENTE PORQUE SALVAN
TIEMPO, Y Ell TEMPO ES DINERO EN- ESTOS DIAS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06
Trelford Trata de
Entrar en- Corte.
PARA DEsHAcER 10 QUE
H|z0 FL G%0BtRAAD0R
Ell Procurador General Pri-
chard Mega Pronta.
mente Il Application.

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CAsTON.
Territorio de Nucvo Mexico,
O6cina del Procurados General.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Julio 3 de 1907.
Mr.. r. H. Hanna, abogado de
Arthur Trelford, Santa re, N. M.
Senor-Su apreciable del2del
corriepte, en- Ia cual Vd. suplica
ell uso del nombre del Territorio
en- una information en- Ia natura-
leza de un quo warranto para
iuzgar ell titulo del. empleo dc
superintendentede lapenitencia-
ria de Nuevo Mexico, 10 cualsera
titulada 'iTerritorio de Nuevo
Mexico cx-rel. Arthur Trelford
contra Marion T%.ittrell," ha sido
recibida.
Su refereucia al mode de pro-
ceder. v las causas que impelie-.
ron al Gobernador INFERNO 4 re-
levar a Mr.. Trelford como supe-
rintendente de Ia penitencinrfa
es puramente gratuita, pues en-
I'M procedimiento deinformacion
EN- 10 naturaleza de un quo war
ranto esta envueltosimplemepte
eli tftulo v no 81 procedimiento,
motives 8 causas que indujeran
al gobernador q obrar en- las pre-
misss.
Sc lie avisa a Vd. que esta Of
Gina no cree que es- en- pro del
interes del Territorio 8 de su
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

La Mel y Alquitran de Foley
s%uministra alivio Immediate q los
pacientes de asma en- sus peores
perfodos y 81 Sc toma tempo
efectuara una cura. De venta
en- la Farmacia de ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

Expedido AIivio Para Los Que Pade
cen de Asma.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-30

tain, Whether he has kept his word
the people of Brunswick will have
Che opportunity of Judging Thursday
night Ucober 81, when they pre-
sout the greatest dictiye OF the age,
Sherlock Holmes as he uaravls the
plots against his sweetheart, Mary
Marstou, saves her life from the gang
Of cut throaJs who are trying to
murder her and restores 10 her the
treasure Of Agraw,> III is not all easy
sailing FOR Holmes clover though he
he and during the course Of the play
lac has many narrow escapes.
mir Walter Po4cival as Sherlock
Holmes gives a finished and careful
performances or the great detective,
while Miss Belle Bachus is a Wine
some and sweet Mary Marston and
the audience do not wonder that
Holmes falls in love with her. Plenty
OF country abounds, and a delightful
evening is promised.
Popular prices prevail On Friday
special matinee Of Camille. Friday
night, the Lost Of the Engagement,
The Day Of JUDGMENT.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-30

In placing before the people OF
the south his Imperial Entertainers,
MIR, Snyder assures his many friends
that he has spared no money, Touh-
lie or care in order 10 gather together
the strongest company possible 10 OBJ
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18
GREEN SUN or scvpr.
Curious phenenenon 10 De seen Only
IN Thst Land

Perhaps u IL the snn. and not the
moon. thar Il made % green cheese.
The appearances Of a green Exht AZ
sunset. Ike many other phenomena
supposed TO have only recsntly at
tfaeted attention. Was a0tIeea and
couaiiseated upon BY the anciens Exsp-
tian. and more particularly 40 because
Ia this clear ar u Egtpi the tinis of
sunset are peculiarly distinct
As the sun there deseefkls nearer
and nearer the horizon. and IL i'm.
fsenssls enlarged ana tanning. II sud.
denly becomes. for an insiant. = bTiI.
Hantlf green color and Immediately n
ssrtes q green rays suffuses the sky
In many directions. well nigh 10 the
Sessigh. The same phenomenon APP
Fears n sunrise. bas 70 . smaller ex-
tent sosneftmes. JUST as the last part
~ the suns disk vxaishes. IS color
s1anges from green 20 blue. and No
30 after II bad disappeared the sky
f-sf Tie heFiken eften il srsea. while
tsSasd the rem b Il l. bia-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18
OLD CUSTOM FROM GERMANY.
ooshenhoppen Reformed Church Dec
CRATES 1000 Graves.

Pennsburg, PA religious oh
servance altogether new In south,
eastern Pennsylvania. and probably
conducted for the FIRST time In the
United States. took place the other
day at the New Gosheuhoppen Re.
formed church II was service In
memory OF the dead. and the principal
feature was the decoration Of 1000
graves In the graveyard with flowers.
The Idea was suggested 60 Rev. &.
NJ. DE Long. pastor. when he visited
Nuremberg. Germany. some years ago.
One Sunday In June nearly the whole
populacs assembled IN the cemeteries.
placed flowers on the graves and then
attended religious service.
All afternoon and next morning an.
III ten o'clock the members OF the con.
gregation brought great quantities OF
flowers TO the churchyard and placed
them on the graves. 7 When the time
arrived for beginning the services
the great expanse OF fower.decked
graves presented scene Of rare
beauty. An appropriate sermon was
preached by Rev. Mr. Ne Long.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18
NAMES SHIRT. WAIST INSPECTOR.

store After taking II home her ideas
changed. and she returned II and
asked that her money be refunded. A
polite refusal followed. with the en-.
PLANTATION that the waist was slightly
soiied II Mrs. Cross would pay 20
have Il Numbered the company would
be glad 10 refund the difference. she
was told
Appeals 70 the managers of the
store proved fruitless: they gave the
same reply Having beard that Mayor
Busse IL a friend OF those In trouble.
Mrs. Cross told him her story and
asked bis aid.
II viii appoint special shirt vast
Inspector" he exclaimed. Here.
Featherssone. you know all about shirt
waists. don't your
Surely replied the unsuspicsous
Fesfherstone. "peekaboo, fancy and
plan Linen. calico or silk plaited-s
That's enough You are nov the
oficiai shirt waist inspector for the
city OF Chicago. Look Into this"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18
JAMES STEVENSON. scorcHMAN,
DONATED $4,000 ron WORK.
Route Lies Between North End ol
Lake Nyassa and South End o.
Lake Tanoanyika, Distance
Of 211 Miles.

London. - James Stevenson, q
wealthy Scofchman, gave $4,000 to
build q road between the north end
Of Lake Nyassa and the south end OF
Lake Tanganyika in Central Africa
about rs years ago He was con-
WINGED that nothing would help more
to develop Africa than good highways.
II took two years to build the road,
and II was well built It's length IL
I'll miles. Apart from the great use
fulness OF the road the white men
there have always said that II has
been powerful civilizing agency.
II has helped to accustom the ma.
tives OF that densely populated region
TO work for the white, and to use
calico and other European articles.
The work OF construction was the
first instance on large scale OF the
utilization of native labor In Central
Africa. Many trained iaborers now
live along the road and engage In
transport service between the two
great lakes.
This highway Is known as the stew
enson road. Mr.. Chrapkoyski, an of1i-
cial in the German service. who re-
Gently travelled over the road, has
written an interesting account OF IT,
He says that though nothing has
been done to maintain the road built
rs years ago. II Is still. with the sin
gle exception OF the road between VIC
toria Nyanza and Tanganyfka. the best
highway in Central Africa Az moth.
ing has been done to maintain the
road. II is now covered with grass.
but travellers say this IL really an ad
vantage. as the vegetation has helped
TO keep the road from washing. and II
Is also better for the feet Of the car
riers. who dislike TO walk on those
stretches where there 10 no grass. for
u is as hard as stone and hurts their
feet.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18
WOMAN puasuEs LAWYER ron
THREE BLOCKS AND pLAs
TIERS HIM LiHERALLv.
VICTIM WOULDN'T APOLOGIZE
ssys Ass@ult was wsthssa provcsa.
tion-asn sssks Refuge ia
Grocery stors and Tries se Ne.
move un~sieoms carmine.

Detroit. Mich, After a hot ehase of
three blocks. Mira LYDIA peskIn. stan.
ley. the divorced wife pf A. l.. star,
ley. overlook Floyd " Andrews, 4
prominent lawyer and president Of
New Baltimore. In the heart al the
pretty little suburb. and siauhea him
literally with paint.
Mrs. Stanley selected red paint and
AFTER The affair the irritation of An.
drrwa WIS not iesaaned by several az
his friends greeting him M sed man
lie found refuge from the angry WON.
An ~ grocery store, and there ha
spent half an hour scraping Oh the
paint with i knife.
When AIRS, Stanley was axked the
reason for her attack abe smiled ana
said
y won't tell. Why don't Won ash
Mr.. Andrews Il was with i raefal
smile that Andrews made this state
menf.
rhe woman In this case imagines
that have ~ronged her. How Of Why
! 40 not know. II Il not necesxary 70
80 into details. she demanded a
apology. There waa nothing for
which should apologize and. natural.
". refased 70 comply with her ~.
Quest. Her assault Was entirely With
out provocation. and am ct I loxs
10 explain II"
there are Witnesses. however. Who
have horne testimony that when Al.
arsws saw Mrs Stanley approachins
MIN n the street he tried to evade her
~ retreatins into : shop. The WON.
N pretended not 10 zee him. and she
concealed herself ia convenient door.
way. Andrews left his retreat Ii is
minutes lie Was with 4 friend. and
after . cautious survey Of the street.
ne stepped boldly to the Sidewalk with
the remark:
The coast h clear. and ara ven '
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18

fare was alive with shoppsrs Il ths
time. and many ran Into thu sida
streets 70 escape.
Policeman Logan. standing Il
DrigFs avenue ana soufh second
street. saw the runaway coming 10.
ward him. Al that very mom~nt the
Eastern District High school At South
Third street was letting ops. The
sifi students were chatting. laughing.
talking 70 one another 90 eagerly that
they did not notice the rapidly xp-
preaching animal.
Logan realised the danger and knew
there was not mi instant 10 lose Run.
ming cut from the sidewalk he reached
the middle u tho strest Juss ns the
runaway WAS passing. a crouch. I
leap and Logan was on tho horsa.s
back Griprins the animal with his
left leg. Logan Eraspad the name with
the left hand. swung ont 10 one siaa
and forward and seized the horse By
the nostrils with the other hand.
II Was an old cowboy trick, q trick
which only daring riders cnn perform.
Logan cut on the horses wind, 10 thar
II had 10 slow down. II fetched IN
within 10 yards among ths 800 high
school girls. who had ali time 10 scat,
ter sufficiently. however. 70 make 3
path for the horse. They had heard
Logsn's warning cries.
The girls cIosed IN on Logan Il
once and beEan 10 praise him for saw
ing their lives Capt. cr~an,er came
along and praised and likewiss res.
cued the sx-cowboy, Logan Ia 1s
years old and was born In Ilroohiya.
He gave up ranehing 10 nsht In the
spanish war. Al liz close he Joined
the buffalo Bills wild West. Next he
was policeman In Panama. He
joined the New York police force last
April lie passed ths civil service
physical examination with rating Of
100 psg csnt--s record eaaaied only
by one other applicant In the last 10
years.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18


sure he hasuf been auits righs ii L.
head since.
why, hos dreadfaii@ said Bessie
sympashetieaiiy. -And suppose there
Isn't doctor to be had anywhere in
these terrible mounta -
But upon this poiHt Adams reas-
sared her 'rompfly.
oh. yes. there is .Minton has al
ready had his preliminary eonsuifa-
ton and Is. as you may say. In the
way Of icing prescribed for. And Iii
see TO Il that he takes his medicine
before he turns In tonight. You may
trust me for that
Thus Mar. Morton r. Adams. IN
irony far too subtle for the ffaxen-
haired Bsssfe. But winton.s replies
we're not specially Irrelevant when viz
ginia evoked them On the contrary.
he was finding her sai1ies keenIy pro-
v0cative Of what wit and readiness
there was In him.
Il believe your chief delight Ia life
y to catch . man mapping" he
laughed. when she had succeeded In
demonstrating. for the third time IN
~ many minutes. how inadequate .
mans wit b to cope With q woman's
Il do enjoy IT," she confessed, with
the brown eyes confirming the ad-
mission. What woman does not.
Isn't your rams attitude towards us
one Of thiniy yelled contempt at the
very best? For instance: you said
Just now that while NO woman could
do without man, the reverse was
true OF the man"
Il didn't know said anything like
that II did. It was heresy.
No; It was one Of those little lapses
into sincerity which a man perm. =
himself on rare occasions. when he
isn't fiattering You really believe IL
you know YOU do
DO I? II wouldn't be polite TO con-
tradict you. But what said, or tried
to say. was that man could exist
as Adams and are existing at pres
ent. without feminine oversight"
But what you meant was the 9TH
err she insisted--"that we are not
necessary to you while you are neces-
sary to u.s." Then. reverting to the
matter Of mere existence: .Couid you
keep 1t up indefinitely. Mr.. winton."
Isn't our being here this evening
proof positive to the contrary"
She smiled approval You are do
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18
GAVE ROAD TO AFRICA

The usefulness Of the road In proved
BY the fact that portcrs carrying 60
pounds ON their backs make an aver
age Of 20 miles q day. while tho usual
journey IL only ten miles. The road
passes entirely through British terri.
tory, and tho government has erected
a station every 20 miles where cara
vans may spend the night.
There is provision At each station
to put all the freight under cover. com
Portable brick and concrete houses af-
ford excellent conditions for . good
nights rest. and there are cookhouses
where the meals OF the caravan are
prepared One OF the neighboring
chiefs Is held responsible for the clean
linoss and good order Of each station.
He receives monthly salary OF few
shiliings from the government. and
few yards Of calico from each cara
van passing over the route.