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dtstnclfned to talk. 1t was necessary
however. In common politeness, to sa,
something. Hardly attending himsel1
to his wi words, he began with >
commonplace phrase-"I regret, Mon.
sieur Lomaque, that we have not hac
more opportunities Of lettering II az.
Quaintance.'
Il feel deeply indebted" rejoined
the land-steward. Ito the admirable
Madame Danville for having chosen
me as her escort hither from her sons
estate near Lyons, and having thereby
procured for me the honor of this in
PRODUCTION" Both Monsieur Lomaoue's
red-rimmed eyes were seized with a
sudden fit of winking, as he made this
polite speech. His enemies were ac-
customed to say that, whenever he was
particularly insincere, or particularly
deceitful. he always took refuge in the
weakness Of his eyes, and so evaded the
trying ordeal Of being obliged to look
steadily at the person whom he was
speaking with.
Il was pleased to hear you mention
my late fathers name, at dinner, in
terms Of high respect" continued Tr,-
dame. r%esolutely keeping up the conve
sation. Did you know him?"
Il am indirectly indebted to your ex-
cellent father" answered the land
steward, "for the very situation which
I now hold. At a time when the good
word of a man Of substance and repu-
tation was needed to save me from nov
erty and ruin, your father spoke that
word. Since then. 1 have, in MY own
very small way, succeeded in life UNI
I'll l have risen to the honor of super-
intending the estate of Monsieur Dan
yille."
Excuse me-but your way of speak
Ing OF your present situation rather
surprises me. Your father, l believe.
was a merchant just as Danville's faith
Or was a merchant; the only difference
between them was, that one failed. and
the other realized a large fortune. Whv
should you speak of yourself as, hon
bred by holding our present placer"
Have you never heard?" exclaimed
Lomaque. with an appearance of great
nstOnishment, "or can you have heard.
and forgotten, that Madame Danville is
descended from one of the noble houses
Of France? Has she never told you, as
she has often told me-. that she con-
descended when she married her late
husband: and that her great object in
life Is to get the title of her family
Years since extinct in the male Incl
settled on her SOM"
"Yes." replied Trudaine; II remem-
ber to have heard something Of this,
snd to have paid no great attention to
Il at the time. having little sympathy
with such aspirations as you describe.
You have lived many years in Danville's
service, Monsieur Lomaque; have your
he hesitated for q moment. then CON
tinauod, looking the land-steward full
= the face. "have you found him a.good
and Mad master?"
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plains in 1S4S, ays
Five years ago the
doctors said I had
diabetes. My kid.
neys -yere all out
of order, 1 had to
rise often at night.
looked sallow, felt
dull and listless
and had lost 40
pounds. My back
ached and T had
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spells of rheumatism and dizziness.
Doan's Kidney Pills relieved me OF
these troubles and have kept me we'll
for a year past. Though rs years old,
l am in good health"
Sold by all dealers. SO cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
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Uncle Allen.

There is so much dirt in politics."
said Uncle Allen Sparks. that when
YOU mix unlimited whisky with 1t you
don't wonder ct the campaign mud"
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CHAPTER LII.

HEY sat down,
side by side, ON the
empty bench; and
then there followed
an awkward u
Submissive Lo-
maque was too dis
Greet to forget his
place, and venture
on starting a new
topic. Trudaine was
I,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-06-07
A GAIN.
A Utah Pioneer Tells a Remarkable,
Story.

j. w. Browning, 1O11 22d ST., Ogden.
Utah, a pioneer who crossed thu
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IRABAl..0S QE.P!NTy.
"a muy adelanta-
dos enlGuayama.
Pianos que Sc prepaTan para Ia su7
basta de una ObTa municipal.
Sc enGusRtIa aIgO msjor De las hsrIdas rsGIhIda'
sl senior McFaTIaRne.
{ De nuestro cOTrespoms0l.) }

Mario 20-LoB trabajoB de pintura ,
decorado de la casa municipal cargo del
competente artista don Julio Medina Con-
zalez, go encuentran bastante RdeIantadoB
Don Felipe Alfonso fu6 agredidO en-
l@ tarde del LINES por un quincallero Gu.
20 nombre no conocemos. :. CelebradO el
juicio en- la Corte municipal esta impuso
al agresor diez dollars de multa. .
So estan preparando los pianos, pre-
supuestos ordena1za para la BubAsta de
Ia obFas del matadero municipal de eHta
ciudad, el que Bsr6 instalado en- ell tendal
que exiBte q orillas de Ia carretera que
conduce de eSta Cayey, cerCa del pusnte
% hierro de la entrads. :
Sc encuentra algo mejor de las heTi.
dag recibidas en- la ma1ana del domingo
en- el barrio de Jobos, don Roberto Nc.
Farlanne. Le aBisten los doctores> Vaz.
quez y CesterO. .~~
Sc ha hecho cargo de Ia defsnsa del
agreaor del senior Nc. Ferlanne ell ilustra-
do letrados don Ramon N Adal Santacoloma.
Sc estan hacienda las inntalacioneB de
poeteB para el telefono de esta cludad.
Hoy han terminado los examsnes de
a6ptimO y Bexto gradO en- Las escuelas Nc
eata ciudad.
Sc encusrtrs en esta ciudad dc de
establecer6 su bufets el ietrado don Jose
de j. Tizol. LIE saludamoB afectuosamente.
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SEMPER
En- ESQ habfa de parar.
La tuRdadOTa de Ia SeCta GIGntIflGa CrIStIana no
esta on Su CabaI IulClO.

New York, mario 2.-La hija de Mrs
Eddy, la deScubridora, fUndadora y .jefe
del culto cientf6co cristiano, ha presentado
un escritO & Ia Corte de New Hampshire,
Bclicitando 90 nombre un curador su
madrs que se haga cargo de Ia administra-
ci6n de suB bieneS, puss ella no 80 encuen.
ira en- el plenO goce de sus facultades
mentales.
No es de extraflar este pues la mercio'
NADIA Sacerdotisa ouenta 86 amos sus des
CubrimientOB teol6gioos no indicaban una
raz6n muy S6lida. a.
Ella era C6ngregacionalista, cuando en-
1866 'descubri6" la Ciencia Cristiana,
nueva secta de Ia que 30 le hizo predicado.
70 al afio siguiente, llegsndo en- 1879 &
Organizar en- Boston la Iglesia de Cristo,
cientfica, de Ia qOe SO orden6 Ministro Bu
premo en- 1881, fundando al nismo item
po ell ColegiO metaffsicO de Massachusetts
, dos afioB mas tards el "Christian Scien
ce Journal"
Ha escrito varios folIetOs y libros o
tlhmo dc los cuales aparsCi6 en- 1905 81
tituIa "La Verdad contra ell Error"
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Mas nOtiCiaS.

-Esta maffana giro una vista al preai
dio de egta ciudad, 81 director del departa'
mento Consolidate senior Francisco de Z.
Aeufis. Le acompafia el director de pc
males senior Manuel Camuf1as.
Ell ron 'sExposici6n San Luis de los
gefiores A. Alvarez Hermanos es ell mejor
v mas puro de su clase. Constantes pedi'
dos que acFeditan Bu bondad, son despa-
chsdos Dor esta casa en- su eStablecimiento
San Jose 8. o. P
bado 30 del actual las.2 de Ia tRrde ten
dr6 lugar CD Ia casa de pTestamOs de Jose
Bazsn, Allen 81, el remate de las prendas
cuyos talones no han Sido cancelados nj
rencvados despues de los seis meseS que
marca Ia ley. La casa sigue Sus opera
clones. p.
@se cOmpran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOs aunque no esten en- buen eStado,
CoIlareu antiques de coral y prendas anti
guaS
Dirfiase & P. j. B. 'TetuSn 40, San Juan
6 al 8 calle Aurora, Ponce.
,-RUISENOR.- ha esCapado qno
de Ia. tienda de calados y bordadoa On For
taleza. 10. Sc gratifcar6 la persona que
lO.devuelVA.. 3. VS.
-sE VENDEN unas mamparas dc
madetas fnas = tela met6lica para ofci'
nas.. Egtas son acabadas de constEuir y &c
ofFecen en- preCio muy baratn. Para In
formes .almacen de- Latimer & Fernandez,
Marina. 10 v. g.
Grange LlIy.-Cura Ia debilidad, ulceFaelo-
mes, $plamamientO, periodos doloros0s re-
ra soliGtar muestra gratis dir1glrse Ere
/ tier, Detroit, Mich. oSV:
BOARDING EN- VENTA.--Se vende uno bier
situado v cOncurrido. Dirijirse por carts
apartad0 de correos n1mero 457. 15v.s.
Sc VENDE una fnca en- la juris
dicciSn de Moca una hora de u caETe
terra de Aguadilla que conduce Isabella
coneta de 800 cuerdss, 260 de llanOs COZ
Srboles fTutales 80 de carTos con buena
malezag, 10 con maderas de construction
Casa hdbitaci6u, 8 aljibes, una Charca !
estebleCimientoB antiques para elabOra
s1dcar. Informant Herminia EChsvarTi
en- Aguadilla.
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De SOCIEDAD..

Para HWmGcGO regresado hoy &
su residencia de Humacao, 81 Lcdo. don
Juan Was Ochoteco, deIegado la CANA
ra. LIE acompafia su distinguida se1ora
que estuvo en- San Juan la tempoHada de
Ia legislature. J
Buen visie tengan los distinguidas via
jeros.
Regreso. de permanecer al
gun tempo en- los bafios de Coamo, han
regresado & esta Ciudad los distinguidos
espogos COnde- Fournier. Bienvenidos.
PersOnGLes.-Se eucuentra en- esta ciu.
dad el Befior Msnolo Ledesma, hacendado
de Arecibo. Grata permanencia le desea-
mos al eBtimable compatriota.
El sefior Jose Andrade, distinguido
ioven venezolano muy Conoeido en- est
soCiedad, Sc encuentra en- San Juan en-
Rsuntos dc negoCios y permanecerd aquf un
mes. Bienvenido.
Para EtITOpG.-El % de los corrientee
embarcan pa Europa, de la que vista:
ran anteS { Espaha para ir luego q Fran
cia otroE puntos del Continente, loE
distinguidos eSposos Gual-Mats. FL joven
Carlos Gual acompafla sus hermanos J
el paseo sera de mas de seis meseg.
Deseamos gratas impresiones en- su via
ie los distinguidcs amigos.
Martin LG9 G9rGWri-ContinGa mejorandc
de Ia dolencia que le retiene en- CANA er
Santurce, el senior Martin ~Larrauri, dC
Coamo, que es hu6Sped de los distinguidOI
eSposos Figueras Suro, suS parientes. De
Be6mosle pronto restcblecimiento.
Con motive de la enfermedad de ST
se6or hermano no ha regresado afn
Coamo, el sefior Jose Larrauri, delegado
la Camara, que permanecerd todavfa algu
nos diag en- esta Ciudad.
Que naejOre.-La graciosfsima rubita
Maria Honares, SO encuentra en- carna dea
de hsce aIgunos dias. Que ell sol de Il
salud vuelva presto q iluminaF la hermos
faz de la distingu: Ia gefiorita.
SEMPER.
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NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE.
United States Of Ar 3riCa, GO
the District of Porto Rico.

Public notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias Cor execu-
ton }, datet February 9th, A. D., 1907,
issued out of the District Court of the
United States for the District of Porto
Rico on q Judgment rendered in zRid Court,
on the Fifth day of May, A. D., 1895 iu
fLyor of Henry Axmayer and against Jak
Katz have, on this 28th day of Fe-
bruary, A. D., 1907, levied upon the
following described property situated in
the City Of San San JuSn, and District Of
Porto Rico; to wit:
All right title and interest of j Jack Katz
in and to an uncompleted masonry bull.
ding, situated at place called MirGmar,
ward Of Santurce upon lot No. 4. on OHM
pO Avenue, said lot having frontage oi
20 meters and depth of 263 meters and
being bounded on the North by lot No. 9
on the East by lot No. 8 on the South by
lot No. 5, and on the West by Olimpc
Avenue, as ahown in plot Of Miramar and
that I will, accordingly, Offar said property
for sale, at public vendue, to the highe6t
and best bidder, for cash, on the IS th
day of April, A. D., 1907, at Ill O'Clock
A. M, on the premises.
Dated, San Juan, P. R. 18th day
Of March, 1907.
r. S. Hubbard, u. s. Marshal.
The District of Porto Rico. .
By Paul 4. English, Deputy. .
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CAMINOS CONSTRU-
V6ndOSe' en- lei de-
sierto, en- Egipto,
PrOhabIemenIe ell autOm6ViI dsSpIa.
cara al camsIIO.
La rama Dc Ia parts Sur atEauosaTa los GampOs
DC ssm0raIda.

Cuando termine el nuevo BiBtema de
Caminos en- 81 desierto, que estan cons
truyendoss dirigidos por el Ministro de
Finanzas en- Egipto, 81 autom6vil como
medic de viajaE en- el desierto eS probable
que dele al camello fuera de negoCios.
FL peFi6dico de Londrss '|The Car" con
fecha 30 de enerO copia de Ia Gaceta
EgipCia 10 Eiguiente:-
"El camino desde Edfon B Ia ha
sido terminado y cOnsiste en- una sxceIente
via de nueve millas de larga que deSde
Beza ne bifurcar6 al Sur al Norts La
rama de Ia parte Sur atravesar6 los cam
pos de esmeTalda; mientras que la rama
Norte se juntar6 con el camino de Keneh-
Kosseir deBde el vale del Milo hasta el
mar Roio. Este camino 90 esta constru'
yendo en- Ia antigua via de Roma que
fue conAtrufda para traer 81 p6rfdo desde
Ia Costa del mar Roio hAsta ell Milo y
degde allf era embsrcado para llevarlo
Roma, donde tOdavfa luce en- muchos
palaCiOS y temples que restan de Ia @poca
imperial.
Este camino terminar6 en- Ghaattar que
est6 & nueve millas de Keneh siendo Ia
mitad del camino Gebel Zsit. Ell cami-
no Edfon Beza se ha usado mucho para
automobiles ell nuevo tipo de Carros mo
toles que han sido .fsbricados expresamen-
to para el Departamento de minas, se ha
enCOntrado que son muy satisfactoriOs para
viajar en- el desierto.
Los carros motores son POGO coStosoB y
pregsntan menos diicultades que los came
llos. La caminata mas larga en- ell { -
sierto del Este fu6 hecha el verano pass .
habiendose atravesado 143 mi las en- un
dia. No hay comparaci6n de eAta veloci-
dad con la marcha lenta del camello.
En- otro lugar camin6 el caro- motor
243 millas en- cuatro dias hacienda el ira.
bajo ordinario de inspection de los Caminoa
y minaB
Las lIantaS ConSiSten de las pneumdticau
que SO usan de ordinario protegidas poV
cuero y hondas de hierro.
Los vehfculos no neceSitan aqua mas
que & int6rvalos de cincuenta millas.
Del Literary Digest"
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METILOIDEs-El meior mas SECURE
de todog los espeCffcog hSsta ahora Conocido
para Ia CuFa pePmanente de todas las enfera
medadeg de Ia ureta, va sean Gstas Cr6nicaB
sgudas. Contiene.el fluio cura por com
pI0tO, en- menos tiempos ore ningfn otro pre-
parade similar, las gonoFFeGs, eSpeFmatoEnAs
CistltiS, cot. MejoF quo las InyeCOiones y muy
superior al sSndalo Oopaiba. Empieza
gurtiF Hu efecto la8 tres cuatro horas de
haberBe tornado. .-
Los METILOIDES"-gonf fSsileG de tomGl
= egt8n preparados de manera que no Fevuel.
ven 81 egt6mRgo nj pFoducen maloB efeCtOGl
De Venta On todas las Boticas PfdanBe
muestFas gratis 4 SuB dnicos fabriCSntes-
Frederick SteaEnA 3 Ca. Detroit. MiChi
gan q. A.
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En- ssta imprsnta us vSsnds papal viejo 6
92QQ q qVinlRl
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Ell JEFE DEL ,GOBIERNO INGlES ES
feminiSta.
ApOyara persOnaImente eI bill d.
CkinSOn.
Sin embargo eI mIRIsterlO no ssta dc aGusTdO
con eI SufraglO de las mulerGS.

LondreB, Mario 2.-El Jefe del MiniB'
terio Sir Campell. .Banerman la esCrito
sus amigos que apoyar6 con mucho
gusto en- la C6mara de los Comnnes .el bill
Dickinson concediendo derechoB polfticoB
la mujer ingleBa pero de un modO perso'
nal sin hacer de clio question de gabinete,
pues le consta que hay dentro del gobisrno
varios miemb.os opuestos & que 30 conceda
ell derecho de sufragiO al bello Bexo y no
quiere provocar> una crisis en- el senO del
PartidO Liberal, por un asunto que no. as
de importancia para Ia naci6n nj foFma
parte del crodo polfticls de los iberales in
gleses. -. :;
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VA LEGO

FL gran Hurtido de alfombras, mantels.
ria, encajeg, camisas magnffcal, cuellUs de
hilo franceses, casimires y el mas grande
purtido de teIas de novedad desde SO
centavos mas de 5000 corbatas y las fa-
mosas maquinas de coBer The Arrivf que
Ss venden q plazos c6modoS en- FL CieIo,
La Gloria y La Vizcaina. AgenciaB en-
Santurce, Carolina, Bayam6n, Aguadi-
la, etc.
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SAN JUAN AND AGUADILLA

BRANCH IN PARIS q PLACE DE LA WADEL
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"A PRECIOs LIMITADOs ierin.
gas de fuente de nm Cuartillo so centavoS,
de dos cuartillos rs csntayos. FaFmacia
americans. y v. 9.
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6amag, por haberse volCado Ia m&quina
en- una curva, yendO con demasiads velo'
cidad.
NirgunO de los que iban en- el autOm6'
vii resuLt6 muarto, perO tOdos reCibisron
lesioneB graves.
La CondeUa sufri6 una fracture y he.
ridas cortantes con los pedazos de criatal
de las ventanillas del vehfculo que 20 hi
cieron afiicos. Estos malhirierOn 81
pequeha hijs la Princesa Monica; Ia Con-
desa Tugo y eI ava de Ia prinCesa taEnbien
recibieron lesiones leves, asf como el
chauffeur" que qued6 con uno de loE
hombE0a fEactuFRdoa, ...
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COLOCACION,

Sc desea colocaY un Mec6nico Dental.
81 Vd. 10 es, mande sus referencias al De-
p6sito Dental So San Francisco, San
Juan. Is v. Z.
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ViCtimaS del autOmOViIismO.
La OK PrInCOsl Lulsa De SalORIa J su hIIa NO.
RIca, dos damls mas J Ol chauffeur"
gEaVemORtO heTIdOS.

Florencia, mario 2.-Manejando perso'
nalmente gu autom6vil pOr las GALES de
.asta ciudad, Ia CondeSs de Montignoso,
vsposa divOrciada del Rey de sajOnia, eS'
tuyO 4 PuntQ de psEsOsF cen ~ hii' Otra'
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-24

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gna aueaan nHemowAe
nenaer nedm mdaHy
B "K wya
instead alhei
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g @ hqp ing ~ an dggd etg hpn
ere
H lar dugmp mpa~ ~ CHAN ~~ home
hps they yba ntn hghy adholno dkd dH d
k h hentana M s d=
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The above question Is often asked con-
eerninR DIR. Pierce's two leading medi.
clnes, Golden Medical Discovery and
sFavoFite Prescription"
The answer IL that "Golden Medical
Discovery II q most potent Alternative or
blood.puriher, and tonic or inylgUrat0r
and acts especially favorably In cura'
tive way upon all the mucous lining sur
faces, as OF the nasal passages, throat.
bronchial tubes. stomach. bowels and
bladdeprcurlng o large per cent OF catAf'
rhal caNes whether &be disease affects the
nasal paSsasSs, the uxQat, laryns, bron'
CHA, .stomach> as catarrhal dyspepsia
bowels ,tas muSoYs>S hwlsN bladder,
uterus OF. other pelvic orgsnsS Even ln
the chronic Qr-nleaEaiIye- STAGES oil IhesR
AtectlQhs- ILknfien- sueeesslll In affect
TTs raY0tlie- prescrIpiIen -adylsei
laclI1ar- weel iesscs. usrrngfmsIits and
iffegllIf liles llcld ept i6MITtN only I:
q powerful yet gently lcilhg Invig0fat
Ing tonic and nervlne. For weak worn
out, over.wOrked wumen-no matter what
has caused the breakdown, rFavorito
Prescription will b. found most effective
In building up the strength. regulating
the womanly functions, subduing pain
and bringing about 4 healthy, vigorous
condition Of the whole system.
A book OF particulars wraps each bottle
giving the formula Of both medicines and
quoting what scores Of eminent med.
IcAl authors. whose works are consulted
by physicians OF all the schools VI practice
as guides In prescribing, say OF each In.
grtsllent entering into these medicines.
The words Of praise bestowed ON the
several ingredients entering into Doctor
Pierce's medicines by such writers should
have more weight than any amount Of
non professional testimonials. because
such men are writing for the guidance Of
their medical brethren and know whereof
they speak.
Both medicines are non.alcohollc, non.
secret. and contain no harmful habit.
forming drugs. being composed VI glyccric
extracts of the roots Of native. American
medicinal forest plants They are both
sold by dealers In medicine You cant
afford 10 accept as substitute for one VI
these medicines Of known composition,
any secret nuStrum.
Or Pierce's Pellets. small sugar.coatcd,
easy ~ take A. candy, regulate aud In.
vigorate stomach, liver aud bowels.
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On the new gold coins just is
sued the words In God We
Trust" have been omitted, and
by reason of such a storm of
protest is being registered from
different parts of the country.
Roosevelt says there is no law
for such an inscription on the
coin Of the realm; that he con-
siders it also irreverent and bor-
dering upon sacrilege to use the
words. The president is right
in the matter. The American
people don't have to be told
through the currency channel to
trust in God, and the use of such
sacred words in this way tends
to detract from their meaning
and leaves them instead held up
in a cheap, irreverent light.
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in the country's banks than the
real needs of the moment de-
mand. And it is we'll that they
should be so fortified and that
more than the legal require
ments of cash reserves should
have been drawn in by wise con-
servatism.
But not their safety but their
own jeopardy would be created
by over-careful banks in any COM
munity which would insist on
business men sacrificing good col
lateral to supply cash that is not
needed.
We do not believe that even
the worst frightened bankers Of
New York will make that error.
We do not believe that any por-
ton of the American people
once given time for calm thought
over the soundness of basic
conditions and the trustworthi-
ness of the great majority of the
country's financial institutions,
will engage, like silly sheep, in
runs on banks and boarding of
the money that now is serving
moneys rightful purpose.
We see but one thing that
might cause such disaster-breed-
ing wrongs an unchecked con-
tinuance of wild, reckless, ruth
less gambling by the bear eli
ques of New York.
What harm has been done TO
the country has been done solely
by practices which New York
tolerated. New York owes it to
the country now to throttle the
one, real potential evil which
menaces the welfare of the ma
tons industry. - Philadelphia
North American.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-22

1t is understood that Governor
Curry is in Washington primar-
lily for the purpose of working
for the cause of statehood, and
if possible to induce the presi-
dent to recommend statehood for
New Mexico in his forthcoming
message to the Sixtieth Con-
gress, as well as to talk the
statehood situation over with
Delegate Andrews, U. S. Sena.
tors and members of the House
of Representatives whom the
governor knows and whose sup.
port he believes he can secure.
There are also several matters OF
importance in the Department
of the Interior affecting this
territory which Governor Curry
desires to straighten out, among
them being final action and dis.
position concerning the sales Of
territorial public lands hereto.
fore made by the various boards
and territorial officials charged
with the duty Of administering
these affairs.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-22

By this time next year another
Republican president will have
been elected. While just now
it looks as if Roosevelt might
succeed himself, things may
arise before the campaign is well
underway that will put an alto
gether different complexion on
the situation. However, it is easy
money that the Republicans have
as good as already elected anoth-
err president.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-22

If Teddy cannot land the nom-
ination with good excuse, then
the Republicans will have to turn
to Hughes or Cannon, neither of
whom will suit the American
people. Ell Paso Times.
Well, why not? Amt they
both Republicans?
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-11-22

Bear in mind that Delegate
Andrews is doing all kinds of
great work for the Territory.