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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-28

Mr.. Thomas Knox and Miss Ella
Schneider spent Sunday in Cooperstown.
Mrs. Rank is visiting at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelley.
A very large crowd attended the auc'
tion at Edward Burns place last Satur-
day, and everything sold for a high
price.
Mr.. Pat Carberry and Mr.. Denis Healy
attended the auction last Saturday.
Mrs. j Carroll has returned to her
home in Milwaukee.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. William
Sonnenberg celebrated his birthday and
all who attended report a fine time.
A number from here attended the
duck rattle at English Lake last Sunday.
Mr.. James Sullivan hads sad acci
dent while hauling hay to Newton Sta
ton last week The rack of the wagon
caught in mail box, throwing him of
the load The wheel of the wagon pas
sed over his head, and one rib was brOk
en- A doctor was called at once and il
was found necessary TO put IA stitches
in the wound in his head.
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Notes From Cato.

Citizens of Clarks Mills were very i'll
at ease Monday, owing to the report
that robbers were in town Sunday
night. The supposed robbers made
bed of hay in the new woodshed OF
school district No. TO- The hay was &C.
cured from Mr.. Thompsons barn, which
was supposed to be securely locked. The
fact that no houses were broken into
makes the robbery story sound very
much like joke.
While on his way to attend John Mil.
Ter, who is sick in bed with stomach
trouble, DR.. O'Brien and bis driver put
in very pleasant hour trying to make
balky automobile run. Get y horse,
Doctor.
Nearly everyone in this community is
busy blowing A little rain would
make the work easier and much more
| effective
Mr.. Even Evenson has sold his farm
| which ia situated south of Clarks Mills
to Mr.. John Tueschel Consideration
was $1,000. Mr.. Tueschel takes posses
sion Dext month.
Ernest Klann was q Cato visitor Sun
day.
Lowell Brennan, mail carrier on Route
No /, Cato, has returned from visit in
the West. While there he took in the
Exposition Most people think thai
Wisconsin is good enough, but Lowell
says the west is the only place. VIVA
is your reason for thinking that, Lowell
Mrs. Thor Tollefson, pioneer settler
of the county, died Oct. 10. She wa
born at Valders, Norway, Feb. 20, 1918
and was therefore 81 years and month";
of age. She was married Jan 9TH 1910
Her maiden name was Randi T. Skrovi
ken. The couple celebrated their gold
en- wedding Jan. 9Th, 1890, at Branch
where they resided at that time. Mrs
Tollefson is survived by & children, 9
grand children, 10 great grand children
and / great, great grandchild. Tn
children present at the funeral wer
Mrs. G. Nilsson of Sawyer, Wis, Mrs
Knut johnson of Manitowoc, Mrs. O. K
Erickson and Miss Mary Tollefson o
Quarry Rev A. Alison officiated a
the funeral which was held from Gel
pen church
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Notes From MeInik.

! Miss Elsie Shimek, our teacher, met
with mishap last Friday. While play
ing games with the scholars she fell and
had the misfortune of injuring her foot
quite badly. She was laid up for few
days but we are pleased to note that she
is able to be about again
The Misses Alma Heinig, Marie Ku
nish and Marie Skarda of Manitowoc
spent Sunday in our town.
The Misses Anna M. Straka of this
vicinity and Rose Weber of Francis
Creek left last Monday for Milwaukee
where they intend to spend the winter
months.
Mr.. Chas Kuchenbecker, Jr., was on
business at Mishicot last Friday.
Several from here took in the dance
at Seibold's hall, Greenstreet, last Satur.
day night and reported an enjoyable
time.
The Misses Philippine, Wilhelimina,
Josephine and George Lemke of Morri.
son visited last Sunday here with rel
atives.
| Mr.. Joseph Hostak has moved into his
fine new residence which he built this
summer.
Your correspondent returned last
week Thursday from the National Dairy
Show held at Milwaukee Oct. IA "a and
considers it time and money we'll spent.
This is the first appearance Of this big
show in Wisconsin and now that we
have it, let's keep it, which no doubt we
will for the show was a good one, and
was we'll patronized. There was much
to be seen and learned and every dairy.
man in the state should have paid it a
visit The New Auditorium is fine
building for this purpose. About 800
head of select dairy cattle from most all
the states in the union were exhibited.
| Among these was the wonderful Jer-
sey COW, Jacoba Irene, with a record
authenticated test for one year of Il, 253
pounds of milk or 1926 pounds of butter,
SO per cent fat. There were many more
cows with very nearly as good record.
The animals shown are all splendid
type of the different dairy breeds. All
machinery and supplies used by the
milk. producer. butter. maker, cheese.
maker and matchmaker were exhibited.
There was a herd of dairy cows to show
the daily cost of products, and cream
cry and cheese factory was operated by
government experts. Several addresses
on dairy topics were delivered by speak
ers of national reputation, including
Hon. w. D. Hoard, Prof. T. l.. Heacker
and several others
Mr.. and Mrs. Aulik Of Tisch Mills
visited here last Sunday with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Podrabsky visit
ed last Sunday with Mrs. Podrabsky'
brother, Mr.. Peter Gauber at Kings
bridge
Mrs Vanatka If Amigo is visiting
here with relatives.
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Notes From Collins.

Mr.. Chas. Heimke of Abrahams was
seen in our burg last week, on business.
All those present at Miss Caroline
Schroeder's party, which was given last
Sunday evening, report very enjoyable
time
The Misses Mary Seehawer, Birdie
Halverson and Elizabeth Iarnoth OF
Manitowoc visited at their respective
homes here over Saturday and Sunday
A baby girl put in her appearance FRI
day morning at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Matznick The perpendicu.
larity of Bill as he walked around town
was very noticeable.
Mrs. c. F. Rusch Of Bonduel, is here
on an extended visit with relatives and
friends.
The dance at L. Mueller's hall was very
we'll attended.
Mr.. John Mates attracted the attent-
ion of number of young people last
Sunday, duck shooting being the occa'
sion. Many a young gentleman was
seen walking home with duck or two
under his arm.
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Notes From OSman.

Miss VERNE Glotf OF Sheboygan ia
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Stewart.
Mrs =. O'Neil, who had been visiting
in Iowa has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mccarthy spent
Sunday in Osman.
Mr. John j. Kelley, another of on:
prominent threshers, gave threshine
dance in f. J. Kelley's hall Friday even
ing. A large crowd WAS present and {
number of old time quadrilles were
danced Supper was served at twelve
and everyone ate to his or her heart
! content. Then they danced till the WEI
small hours when they departed wishin;
Johr all kinds OF success.
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Notes From GrimmS.

Mrs Jerry ROLAND who has been on
the sick list the past week is recuper.
ating.
George OConnell and Frances Cava.
naugh were called at st. Patrick's
church Sunday.
Word was received here Tuesday that
William Cohen, son Of Pat Cohen, died
in Chicago. The remains arrived here
Wednesday on the 1920 train. The
funeral will be held Thursday from st.
Patrick's church. He was al years of
age and had been in Chicago for over
two years He is survived by his father,
five brothers and one sister.
No clue has been found Of the robbers
who looted the Reedsville bank last
week, although the search has not been
given up. The horses which were taken
from Gust Ohm were found last Sunday
morning in an old barn a few miles be-
yond Sherwood.
| WC, AlDSTt oNdClud uuuOuuCCS ~ 4 idu'i
time next Saturday evening, Oct. 30.
Henry Hardgrove was seen going
south Sunday. Where were You going,
Henry?
Ed. Driscoll of Brllion called OIL
friends here Sunday.
One of our gentlemen started out las,
Sunday afternoon to spend the evening
with his sweetheart After having GOV
cred part of that long northern road hi
horse gave out and he was obliged tt
turn back and put up here for the after
noon. After doctoring the horse for 1
few hours he finally succeeded in get
ting home.
Dave Kelley has gone to Milwaukee
to visit his brother Joe who is serjousl
ill.,
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NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From 81. Nazianz.

The wedding of Miss Mary Schiller OF
this place and John Stiefvater of Mani
towoc was solemnized at st. Gregory
church, Tuesday morning, oct. 18Th,
Rev. II. Rogier officiating. Following
the ceremony a sumptuoua dinner was
served at St. Peters hotel after which
dancing was INDUCED in, in the adloin-
ing hall. the Kiel Arion orchestra furn'
ishing the music. The young couple
will reside at Manitowoc Their many
friends Join in wishing them much sue
cess and happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Heinzen of Marsh
field, Mr.. and Mrs IF. Palecek of Osh'
kosh Mrs j. Proell, Mira. }. SCHNEIDER
and daughter Ida Of Manitowoc attend
ed the wedding here last Tuesday,
A basket ball team has been organized
here with MIR Ruben Lettenberger at
the head as captain and manager. The
team is busy practicing and VIII be
ready to challenge any team in the near
future.
The approaching marriage of Miss
Kate Spurny and Mr., Frank Christel,
both of Valders, was announced at our
church last Sunday.
Miss Hattie Clemens Of Elkhart is viz
iting friends and relatives here,
The Pioneer Canning Co. is putting a
new cement floor in its factory,
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Notes From TauS.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hausner had a
number of their lady friends out last
Sunday for an auto ride. John makes
the dust fly.
Mrs. Jos. Zahorik left for visit at
Milwaukee last Friday.
While coming home from Manltowoc
last Saturday Geo. Younk had the mis-
fortune of having runaway. 1t was
reported that he had both of his legs
broken but an examination showed that
his limbs were only bruised. George is
around again.
A number of our boys attended the
dance at Polifka's last Sunday.
Jos. Haas is ready to go up north aft
er deer. Jos. bought new gun.
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Mrs. Stephany and little granddaugh
ter Of Manitowoc is visiting in the
village.
Mr.. Ira Boyer celebrated his birthday
on Sunday. His friends were all pres
ent and all report a good time.
Mr.. Weinfurther and Mr. Eisemann
returned from Milwaukee on Thursday
where they bad been attending the
Dairy Show and Butter Makers conven-
ton.
DR.. Clark and wife moved to Mishicot
on Monday. They will make their
home here.
A teachers meeting will be held at
Mishicot on Saturday, Oct 30.
Mr.. Aug. Terens entertained in honor
Ut his birthday Sunday.
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Notes From Meme.

Mr.. Ed. Broeckert spent Tuesday at
st. NaZanZ.
ON Sunday eve at six O'Clock the mar
rage of Miss Mary Bohne TO Mr.. Oscar
Lutte took place at the st. Jacob church.
After the ceremony the bridal couple
and guests repaired to the brides home,
where sumptuous supper was served
The bride was gowned in white and the
bridesmaid. Miss Eta Bohne, was also
dressed in white. The many relatives
and friends of the bride and groom WISH
them much success, health and happin-
ess as onward through life they GO
ON Tuesday last Mr.. and Mrs. Free
Lanpenhahn, Mrs. Fred Bohne, Mrs
| Herman Bohne and Miss Emma koi
wey attended the funeral of their ageo
uncle, Mr.. Albert Wehausen of Mantle
woe
Miss Elsa Lorfeld was home Sunda,
| TO attend the Bohne- Lutte wedding.
Miss Helen Schram and Miss Maym
Deehr spent Saturday and Sunday "A
their respective homes.
Miss Emma kolwey of La Crosse i
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Bohn
at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lutte Will leav
for Colby, Saturday where they. will re
side.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Dill of Manitowoc
visited at the Stokes home Tuesday.
The Branch hunters are getting ready
to invade the northern pineres in search
of yenison.
Miss Clara Sperl left for Milwaukee
on Monday to visit with relatives.
Frank Stokes had the misfortune to
lose a valuable horse he purchased last
week.
Hy. F. Schuette the local Fairbanks
Morse Agt. received shipment OF gas
oline engines, having sold two, one to
=. Ualyerson and one to Mr.. Larson.
The teachers meeting held at Branch
school last Saturday was well attended.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-28

Elmer Keehan went to Milwaukee
last week where he accepted position
as a locomotive fireman on the Z. M. q
st. Paul Ry.
DR.. Mitchell of Manitowoc was on &
professional trip at T. Hogan's last Sun
DAY.
The auction held at the OLeary farm
last Monday was largely attended.
M. J. Flaherty and John Buckley we're
on business trip to Married. last week.
Jimmie and Irene Dorsey OF Wayside
visited friends here last Sunday.
John and jim Keehan and Art Sydle
took in the Kirmus at Leiterman's last
Monday.
While out riding last Sunday evening
Mike Reeds team became frightened
and ran away, throwing Mike out. he
was only slightly injured.
Ed. Krieser and W. Reedy are en-
ployed on the steam shovel at the gravel
pit
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Notes from WhitelaW.

Mrs. Frank Kolbeck was Manitowoc
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Leicht and daughter Lillian
and Ida Grimm visited at Two Rivers
last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Nogel moved &c
the vicinity of Marshtield where they
purchased a farm.
Mr.. Hussey, Sr., an old settler, Is on
the sick list. His recovery is doubtful.
II. w. Morissey left for Milwaukee
last Monday where he will attend Hoff
mans Business College.
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Notes From Quarry.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Torrison and Miss
es Eta and Tilda Torrison were visitors
at Manitowoc last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lotten are visiting
at Shawno, Wis.
Mr., and Mrs. j. Alison entertained q
large party of friends at a christening
party last Sunday.
Mrs. o. K Erickson entertained q
number of her lady friends at tea party
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. E. Fitzpatrick, our local merchant,
who has been sick the past week is able
to be around and take charge of his store
again.
A party of young people were enter.
| tanned at the Erickson home Wednesday
evening in honor of the Misses Clara
Thompson and Amanda Erickson who
left for Chicago Thursday where they
expect to remain for some time.
The Young Ladies Club will give a
Halloween social at the home of Enan.
da Gigstad, Saturdayevening, Oct. Goth.
All are cordially invited to attend,
The six, months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Italians died Monday even
ing and was buried at the St Nazianz
Catholic cemetery.
| Mr. John Mailman returned Satur-
day from visit with relatives at Mil.
waukee.
Mr.. Martin Rappel is building an ad'
dition to his hotel.
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Notes from ROSeCranS.

Leo J. Lee * CO. are building barn
for Dewane Bros at Married..
James Touhey was a business caller at
Stark last Monday.
Mr.. j. Kunz who has been employed
by the c. q NJ. w Ry. Co. as timekeep
err spent the last few weeks with Ms
sister. Mrs g. Krieser,
Bonnie Krieser visited his sister IN
Francis Creek last Sunday.
Mr. James Cooney Of Cato was bust
ness caller here one day last week,
Tim bucket of Morrison attended Tn,
OLeary auction Last Monday.
Frank Haberley IS busy saving WOO
and cutting feed these days.
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Notes From CenteryiIIe.

Miss Blanche Woerfel Of Sturgeon Bay
is the guest of MIR. and Mrs. A. Stolten-
berg
Mr.. Chas. Craigmile. our lever smil
ing operator, has returned from few
weeks absence,
Mr.. Chas. Geng, Jr., and Mr.. Mic
Hermann of Chicago visited relatives
here last week.
st. Wendel's church, of which Rev.
Hy. Kuhl is the pastor, was the scene of
a grand ceremony on Wednesday of last
week when the Right Rev. Bishop j. j
Fox of Green Bay administered the sac
rament Of confirmation to a class of
thirty children. The church was beaut.
fully decorated with yellow and white
crysanthemums, pink and white carna.
tions, and ferns. Masses were read con.
tinually from six O'Clock on, the Rt.
Rev. Bishop reading mass at s:3C
when he distributed communion to lSC
people. The following priests were
present Rev. Father Cipin of Kellners
vile, Rev. Peil of Manitowoc, Rev
Geisler of Two Rivers, Rev. Van Treel
of Sheboygsn, Rev, Houk of Morrison
Rev. Schmitt of Gillett, Rev. Ripp o.
Bear Creek, Rev. Herb of Whitelaw
Rev. Sprangers Of Green Bay, Rev. Gel
ling Of Clarks Mills Rev Kommers O
Hortonville and Rev J. NJ. Phelan o
| Osman.
Mr. Reuben Stoltenberg has left 70
Mantowoc where he will resume hi
studies at the Business College.
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Notes From Branch.

VIM. q. Brown, n well known young
man of Branch, departed for Texas on
SUNDAY where he will make his home
in the future. He was accompanied by
his sister, Miss Minnie, and Mr. Arm
old Gruber. Here's wishing the young
people luck in their new home
number from here attended the
shooting tournament and ball at Hrud.
ka's Round hall last Sunday and all re-
ported good time.
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Notes From MiShiCOt.

Miss Clara Roulier and Mr.. Francis
St Pierre were joined in wedlock on
Tuesday morning at Holy Cross church.
We wish them long and happy mar
ried life.
Mre, +. Peltier entertained in honor
Of her birthday last Wednesday.
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The Bedrock Of Success

lies in keen, clear brain, backed by III
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Such power comes from the sr'endi6
health that DIR. Kings New Lite Pill.
impart. They vitalize every organ ant
build up brain and body. j. A. Har
mon, Lizemore, w. Va, writes They
are the beat pills ever used 25c a
Henry Hinrichs'.
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Underwear for Women

Extra has given the selection of this sto
OF underwear and showing exceedingly complete
comprehensive assortment qualities weight and style
We have exceptional value in heavy heeced pant 06n
and vest that is marked ZVU
Also fine suits *
complete stock of the celebrated Munsing and Meode
lines is always on hand ready to supply your wants.
underwear that we closing ~
out offered at special prcesregular SOC values
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-28
The STATE TAX4EvY.

Menitowoc county's share of the stat
tax according to notice mailed t.
County Clerk Vraney is $S1, S7l. % and i
made up of II, following charges:
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Mems and Boys Underwear

We are exclusive agents for the cele|
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complete assortment in all sizes, both in
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Also large assortment of Mems and
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We carry DR.. Deimel Linens and Mus
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-02-20

Carlsbad has organized a Realty
Board, composed OF PRACTICABLE
every seller OF land in the Beaut,.
iul. Now II they will appoint a
committee to kill the knockers
they will have started something
that will mean the greatest things
tor Carlsbad.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-02-20

The territorial tire chiefs have
organized and | note tina, my old
friend Rome Ohnemus OF Caslsbai
is n OF the directors. Tha, means
that there will be something dong
every time the association meets,
and that no interpreter will be
needed either. can prove the
assertion. One time in Carlsbad
Rome was doing some mill writing
tor me, and a careless assistant
dropped a hand-axe six feet onto
his head. From that day to this
! always smile when | hear som.
pinhead say that the German
American doesn', understand the
niceties OF the English language.
II Ohnemus can employ one.sixti.
eth OF the steam ne used in tina,
discourse, there is no use Tor any
town trying to get the next session
OF the association. Carlsbad has
a lead.pipe cinch on it.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-02-20

An unknown friend at Hager.
man sends me a clipping contain.
ing a phase OF the discussion that
is going on in the eastern papers
on What is a G., ntlemanr" and
asks mt to give my IDEAS on the
subject. With Joy and goodly
gree. A gentleman is a male man,
OF any color or aye, who attends
strictly to his own business, who
pays his debts when il is within
human possibility to do SO, who
respects himself and insists that
others respect him also, who keeps
quite about his religious belief and
proves that he has il by observing
the Golden Rule Just ~ closely as
trail humanity can, who knows no
caste or distinction in manhood,
who has the same moral code tor
nan woman, who thinks no more
OF the deacon than the sinner, who
cherishes his wife and loves his
children, who is iull OF love oil
country and home, and last hut
not least. who considers IL his duty
TO pay his poll tax and keep his
subscription to his home paper
paid in advance. Easy amt III
IL they had Just left il TO me, all OF
the discussion might have been
avoided.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-02-20
H~ANpFULs 90 SORTS

Here is n who hasn', any
sympathy with the jealous 'artis-
tic" instinct that would abolish
the comic supplements from the
big sunday papers. That would
be a hardship TO millions OF chill.
dren, and leaving something want.
ing in the readers digestion of
millions more who YER children
once. | notice that a bill has been
introduced in the Ohio Legislature
to this effect, and | hope il will
have the same reception as the
proposed act to stop the children
from playing mumble,ypeg in a
city not outside OF the watershed
OF the Pecos. How in the world
would the little folks get along
without the Joyous weekly visit
from Happy Hooligan, che katzen.
TANNERS and Buster Brown DE.
moralizlngt You are moi talking
TO me-. II these ~rollickinE fun
makers, whose pranks are under.
stood by the simplest minds are
demorallzlng, So are Crimm's
ia'rv tales harmful because untrue.
This is considerable OF a world Of
make believe and 70 argue that
Laughing Sam, Alphonse and Gas.
ton, and the rest OF their society
oil mirth have any harmful lesson
in them, seems to me too foolish
TO he seriously considered. BY
all means preserve the comic sup
plement. and | hope that the i'm.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-02-20

There was nothing doubtful
about the way in which Governor
George Curry refused pardon Tor
Elmer Price, the man who murder
ed great open.hearted Frank Gut $
the conductor. The whole supreme
court OF a state and hundreds oi
other supposedly wsy.up people
had requested him to tree the tel.
low, but he was convinced that the
sentence was Just, and refused to
moderate II in any way. II the
whole darned United States out.
side OF New Mexico had ask It, he
would have done the same thing.
All OF which prompts the observe
who has noted VIVA, little weight
the Biblical Injunction IN regard
to the taking OF lite has IN New
Mexico TO remark, Bully tor
Curry we need more OF ,hat sort
OF backbone in every executive
chair in the nation, and tina, We
have Il promises well tor New Mex
leo.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-02-20

have handled a few half tones
in my time; but | want to JUS, re.
mark by way Of passing that the
panorama OF Tucumcari, appealing
IN the Midwinter Edition OF the
News OF Beanville, was the finest
and bigges, specimen OF It's kind |
have ever II was the crown.
ing triumph oil that edition, which
was in many respects n OF the
most remarkable specials ever is.
sued in New Mexico.