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mol. iOh, no.. Ne parecit
que ell desconocido Sc inclinaba sobre
mi. . me pareci6 que sus labios ro-
zaban mi frente y murmuraban a.
quellas palabras, tan dulces al dido
de una madre privada largo tempo
de las caricias de SUI hijo. "iMama!.
.lquerida mama!. D., iOh! Aquella
VOZ...
-5Y til crees?
La ciega suspiro, y como querien-
do desechar la idea fila:
Ezra un sueno -dijo o.-iSegura-
mente un sueno, hijo de mi alucina-
da imagination tan LENA de ell. {.
Renata no insistio.
Pero al dia siguiente, baj6 al jar
din para proceder a un examen MI
nucioso de la puerta excusada.
Mas aun que el estado de los goz
mes, limpios de moho y cuidadosa-
mente impregnados de acelte, como
la cerradura, las huellas de pasos re-
cientes, marcados en- la humedad del
suelo, en- el intervalo del muro y del
bosquecillo de arbustos, la dleron
a comprender que aquel era el acceso
por el misterioso visitante.
De las dos ventanas de SUI cuarto,
una daba a la calle Courson y otra al
parque.
Varias veces, en- sus horas de in
somnio, pnes6 en- saltar del lecho, y
levantarse para dirigir una curlosa
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10 MEJOR.

La joyeria Tinaud tiene ell
mejor surtido de objetos de
arte y novedad para regalos,
y esta constantemente recibien
do los iltimos modelos, 81 Vd.
desea comprar un objeto de
verdadero gusto yea nuestro
surtido, en- efectos de plata de
ley, metal blanco, plateado y
cristal tallado LEJIrMo tiene
uninmenso surtido, esta casa
solo vende articulos BUENos
todos garantizados. Especia.
lidades para regalos de bo
das.
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GRATIS.

I'm reloj para usted 81 en- plazo de
t semanas, vende vende cualquiera
de los paquetes sigujentes: 25 hermo-
sos alfleres de corbata; 25 libros ar
tisticos de agujas con mas de SO agu-
jas cada uno; 25 bonitas peinlllas mag,
neticas de bolsillo cada una en- 0u e7-
tuche, 8 25 preciosas sortijas. Cada
arttculo dsscrito Sc vende & 10 centa-
vos orc uno. En- tres nleses hemos
regalado 500 relojea
Escriba una postal The AssouA-
TIE BUSINESS Co. Box 1882. San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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0FRECEM0S Al PUbllG0
81 [iqip;adop VACUUM m27CC88 "SMANT0.

Con lac siguentes garantias de fabrica:
"Marohsra constanVemene sin caentarse6 interumpse
"Tiene por minute una desttucion cscuada de 25 80
EAs c5ico aire libe roducira maximo de
oagadas, segdn ell mercurio Standard de los EE UU
Durara de Is a 90 amos. ain usandose dariamente"
"E SANTO trabaja de cualquer cubo de luz ncandes
cente un costo de 2 centavos la hora Ell "SANTO" no
podra snperado para hogar pero tamben
gran capacdad 10 hace apeecible para TIENDAS ALMA
GENES OFICINAS IGLESIAS HOSPITALES u otros
edifcos grandes Haga vista nuestras ocnas para
la demostracon por ctacion mandaremos ell aparato
cuaquer sito San JUAN para demostrarlo privado
Porto Rico Power { Lii ght Co.
O1icinas Prin cipales, Marina. San Juan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-31

En- esta imprenta So vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
So quintal.
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DineIo Y Ie|oj gratis

Pida sin dinero. diez pesos
orc de Pastillas 'Recuperador
de la Salud" ell mejor PATENT.
zado para la sangre. el este.
mago, el higado, y los srihones,
col6quelos entire Gus vecino,
pues es aceptado donde quie.
ra que Sc ofrece y al mandar.
nos el importe, obsequiaremos
con una comision en- dinero. v
un reloi gratis. Escriba Ell
seguida a Ia National Drug
Agency. Tetuan 81. San
Juan. Pto.. Rico.
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WHRIB WE'RE.

MG&NTE DE ADUANA Y COM1S1ON1STA+
keelte General On 10 Ella Dc La 0smps1la Dc Segsrss
contra Incepdiss "LUNI0N 10 HNfF
los ARAD0S ALEMANES sistens Btcleta aarcs "fAJANA
de la Cervezs frsneess "MAXkVILLE'
de- Ia CSryoza aleue0s "SAEp4NB"
Vende ACElTES 6fASAS 3 ea6dAdes
uzei.rabtss para teda clase Dc Ha4uharisa
P0B0X 22a TELEFeE0 87L
H. &ANNM MRR
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|ojeada hacia el jardin. =.
tCon que objeto?... para sor-
prender que?...
mo Sc atrevia a confesarselo!
Una noche, a la claridad de la luna
creyo yer una sombra que Sc desllza-
ba entire los arbustos.
Esper6 ansiosa, por espacio de una
bora .Su corazon latla con vlolen-
Cla. &s9&
Los palidos reflejos del astro de
la noche, que brillaba en- un cielo
diafano, iluminaban el fondo de los
peseos y de los macizos...
Un hombre saGo del pabellon..
Por rapidamente que Sc ocultara
entire la sombra, tuvo tempo de re-
conocerle.
Era ell doctor Bernard.
Desfallecida por tan fatal desllu-
ci5n, Sc arrastro penosamente hasta
su lecho virginal, y cayo sobre el, des
hecha en- llanto.
VIII.
Ell DOCTOR MARCIAL.
Una manana, la abuela de Renata
fue atacada de un sfncope, cuya gra-
vedad aparente puso en- conmocl6n
a todo el hotel.
En- la confusion, y mientras Sc la
maba al doctor Bernard, un cri ado
hizo observar que ALI cerca, en- Ia Ca
lie de Couliniers, habfa un medico.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-19
The Settlers Like McKeyes.

You've got one of the most ac-
conImodating United States Com
missioners in this country" Is an
expression very often heard about
b. Y. McKeyes. the able and pop
ular gentleman who has since 1892
had charge Of the government land
in this vicinity and before whom
the business of Uncle Sam has been
transacted, and when II is under
stood that upwards of 10000 acres
Of land have been located through
his office, and that contests and
transfers have made il necessary to
transfer the same property several
times, il is a fact greatly to the
credit Of Uncle Sans agent that
everything is as straight as n string
ana that every settler, from every
section of the Union. is n friend and
admircr Of the commissioner. He
opens his Office any time to accom-
modate an intending locator and
has made maps Of the country to
aid them in every way possible.
Everybody feels free to ask him
any question and il is very seldom
he is not able to answer any in
quiry.
Luna county has been very for
tunate in having so good a man in
this position and it has been a posi-
tive help to the whole country.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-19
Block Stone School House
for Lewis Flats.

Contractor NJ. M. Dunson has
been awarded n contract to build a
fine cement block school house at
Lewis Flats. and with his usual en-
terprise will have 1t completed for
the coming term Of school. 1t will
accommodate the needs Of the dis
trict FOR years 70 come and will be
pquippod with modern seats and
up-to-datc appliances. John Smyre,
Ed. Cooper and A. M. Kelly COM
prise the board Of education, and It
Is through their efforts augmented
by the other progressive residents
Of Lewis Flats. that this forward
afsP Il taken.
ipna county is eertaipiy taking
good care Of her educational inter
esta, this being the second block
stonc building erected within a few
months.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-19
Bradley Opening up New
Mines,

w. l., Bradley, who has been dis.
ging metals out Of the earth all his
life and whose father before him
did the same thing. is opening up
new mines in the Victoria range,
perhaps a mile west of his big shaft,
that show up well for gold, silver
and copper. W. u. knows q lot
about the business and can almost
assay a piece Of rock with his eyes.
He says conditions are mighty IA
vorahle in New Mexico for large
mining development. In the first
place our mines are easy tn operate.
The rock formation Is easy TO work
and yet stands up without timbers.
In comparison with n few years ago
expenses have greatly decreased.
1t used to cost $lS per ton for
smelter treatment, and now costs
1925; It used to cost 1926 to $3.50
for freight 70 Benson or Pueblo. it
now costs Sl.e5 so VI PasoI where
expert labor formerly cost 1926
per day, now equally competent
cheaper labor can be i,a;, at $l.75.
The Bradley mines are located in
the same mountain that gave the
Victoria people something like four
MILLIONS and are only q short dis
lance from the famous Wyman and
Corbett properties that show up
mighty good to n tenderfoot. The
cuisine at the Bradley Is not sur
passed in New Mexico, and the ed
itor is ready to make affidavit 70
this effect. Miss Green, pf ~ Paso,
Is bess Of the eating and of the en-.
terprisc and has as her guest dur
ing school vacation, Miss Ruth Mer-
rill. Of this city.
Success to Bradley and his whole
bunch. He's cut out for a win
ner.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-19
DEM|NG'S GREAT
BUILDING PROGRESS
One Hundred Seventy Thous-
and Dollars in the City
Alone
ALL FINE BUILDINGS
Solid Growth Shown on Ev-
cry Hand. Many Ce-
ment Walks.

Did you notice that Deming is
growing? And, further, did you
observe that the building are of a
most substantial type? Ard that
new cement walks are going in
blocks at time?
OF course Deming is growing.
There isn't any reason under the
sun why il shouldn't. EVERYTHING is
on the upgrade. There is no boom
and we don't want any. We sim
ply want solid growth and are get
ting it. There is the big new coun-
ty building looming up on Silver
avenue; the fine modern hospital,
thanks to our noble women) on
Copper avenue: and plans have been
approved by the Board of Educa-
ton for the erection of another
high school building second to none
in the Southwest; the Deming Ma
chine Works will soon he housed in
one of the finest buildings of its
kind in New Mexico or Texas; John
Stenson's big cement warehouse is
sufficiently fireproof TO set safely in
the place where sinners will dwell
in the hereafter: the Nordhaus,
Little and Killinger store builnings
will add much to Silver avenue,
likewise the Collins machine shop
and hotel rooming house; the new
Baptist and Christian churches will
make six houses Of worship; the
Deming Lumber Co.'S warehouse is
large enough TO shelter n forest of
lumber; the remodeled building of
the Mimbres Valley Lumber Co. is
big enough fer a circus tent; the
fine residences. almost entirely of
brick and cement, include Mrs.
Frank Nordhaus. CD John Winfield,
John Hyatt, win Jennings, Mrs.
peLong, A. A. Douglass, Chas.
Nelson, Mr.. Num-, ID, s. German,
Fred d. Jack, Gus Wolff, Frank
0'Brien, d, q. Brown, II. b, Strick-
Ter, James Hines, j. A. Beal, s. |.
Hodgdon and several others that
are almost new constructions.
Cement walks have been laid by
the block and we cannot refrain
from saying that no better walks
can be found in the United States,
Deming does things.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-19
Socialist Meeting Saturday
Evening.

4. h, Snyder, territorial organic.
Or for the socialist party, addressed
q fair-sized audience at the Baker
hall Saturday evening. lie spoke
at considerable length and with
great earnestness on what the men,
bers of his party wanted in the con-
stitution, among which were the
initiative, the referendum and the
recall, and he also laid considerable
stress on suffrage for women, whom
he said were mans equal and then
some.
At the close OF the meeting Cam
didate Lindauer made n short
speech setting forth his views in a
manner easily to be understood.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-19

EDITOR GRAPHIC:

EDITOR GRAPHIC:
Having come to Deming about
three weeks since from northern
Nebraska seeking a dryer. milder,
sunshiny climate, ! now feel so
much invjgorated that the old spirit
of business stirs me to active and
renewed energy.
Last week | met Prof. Holiday
from western Nebraska, who was
so captivated with the town and
country that he. invested in 320 acres
OF this rich soil and gave out his
pedigree as a fine stock breeder, :"
which provked me to challenge my
native statesman.
To one and all, let me say my
motto has been the best farm,
best cattle" For six years | bred
Double Standard Polled Durham
cattle and had some Of the best
strains in America. My advice 10
all cattlemen is, make a choice Of
breeds and seek to have the best,
which as n rule, cost no more to
raise than scrub.
ID. l.. Pom.
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The time for which this corporation shall exist
lH fifty years from the date Of iis Incorporation
VII


The time for which this corporation shall exist
IL fifty years from the date Of iis Incorporation
VII.
In furtherancc and not IN limination Of tho
poweru conferred by statue. the Board Of Direc.
tors are authorized:
]. To hold their meeting. 10 have one or more
Offices. and 10 keep tho books Of the corporation
within. orexcept as otherwise provided by statute
without the Territory of New Mexico NJ such
places as may from time to time he designated
by them.
2. To make. alter amend and reacind the by
laws Of the corporation and TO make and adopt all
rules and regulations necessary for the conduct
ing Of business. In a directors meeting. and also
for the conduct II the affairs Of the corporation.
.. Tho corporation reserves the right 10 amend.
alter and change or repeal any provisions con-
tnined In this certificate In a manner now or here
after prescribed By statute for the amendment Of
certificate Of Incorporation.
In WITNESS wnsREoF We have hereunto set our
hands and seals this Twcnty-third day Of July,
A. ID. 1910.
tsiRneD JOSEPH KITCHENS lsRALl
SIGMUND LINDAUER lsRALl
JAMIE KITCHENS lsRALl
Territory OF New Mexico -.
County Of Luna
On this 23d day of July. A. d. 1910. before me
personally appeared Joseph Kitchens. Sgmund
Lindauer. and jamie Kitchens. TO me known to
be the persons dcacribcd IN and who executed tho
foregoing instrument. and acknowledged that
they executed the same an their free act and
deed.
In WITNESS WHEREOF. have hcrcunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal the day and year
In this certificate first above written.
tSRn@D a. W. POLLARD.
Notary Public In and for the County Of Luna
Territory Of New Mexico.
My commission expires Feb l. 1911
lNotarial ScaD
Endorsed:
No. G5O6
Cor. Reed Vol. Page a.
Certificate Of incorporation Of
Cooks Copper Mining Company
Filed in Office of Secretary Of New Mexico.
July. p. 1910; 10 n. M
NATHAN JAFFA. Secretary.
Compared C. =. X. to 30. 3waG
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The namea and poul uilicc addresses Of the in.
ooriosaiora and the number Of shares ior which
zach has fuhseriPcsl are as iplneN
Joseph Kitchens, pcsi plicr addcrA coiks,
New Mesieol iaso shares 6gmund l.indauer,
pos, r'lieo address, nemlnr, New Mcxico. 10
shares. jamie HlIehenA poat Office address,.
ccoas. New Mexico. 10 aharcs
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Certificate Of Stockholders Ron-Liability Of
Cocks Copper hinins Company.

n a
'''""'a'' ~ ''''Ah''aer' "oh-liAp''iS o'
Cooks Copper hinins Company.
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OiIice of the Secretary
Certificate Of Comnarison
1. Nathan JafTa Secretary Of the Terri,orv NJ
Now Moxieo. do bercbv e.rtifv tha, ,h.re UNA
filed for rceord In this ofIlce M ton o'clorl n m
ON the Twenty-eipbth day NJ Iulv A. ID leio
Certificate Of s,ocLbollers' Non. Liability
Of
coola Conuer uin,r,, Conn,nv
No G,o7
A.,
- Wv 'op'
w" Wv '''N"'''' '"''''' W." y" Nv
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'' VI "'"- '.'''"''N '''oN"'''e'S
oi
Cooks Copper Mining Company.
rms Is To cer'ily that the underSi Ened. Joseph
hnehcns' sgmund lAndaner and JAMIE Kitchens,
pc'IE "' inc ofHnnn' ineorpora'or~ VIM Hisncd
ana eNecuied inc Ceruilea'c OF Incorporation OF
W" u'"Na copper Mining U"mpanl' do hereby de-
e'a''' 'o' anu on p'haiI OF themselves ara All
..',,,' 49, -,-..,,-. ., ~" -,
,,,o :, So. q, Gu. ~
49,. :, ~ ,,s-,.a e a.. ~. ,o,. ~
I'm -. ,,.,,',,. - 80,
=. -. -, a.. - -, -, =,
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frnm all liability ON aecount Of apv s,ocl i..od ,o
ar held bv them. execpt sueb l,nbil,,v for "a,
amount Of the capltal certified 4, have b.cn oc-
tuay paid. In property or cash nj the time nj the
commencement of busincss
In WITNESS WHEREOF. We. the said incoruora.
tors of the rnid corporaion have hcreun,o .ct our
hante and aeals ON ,hls Twenty.tbIrl day NJ Iuly
1910
tSlRnedD JOSEPH KITCHENS IsrAtl
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-19

: 4he 5, p, section foreman gives
very careful attention to track re-
pairs, An interview with Section
Foreman G. D, Hehin, operating
this side Of Gage. we learned that
four men had completely replaced
500 sorry" ties with new ones In
the period of Is days. Tps usw
tifs are pf HtreatedH pine apd are
expected 70 last twelve or fifteen
years.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-19

In buying cough medicine, don't
be afraid TO get Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, There is no dan
ger from Il, and relief is sure to
follow. Especially recommended
for colds, coughs and whooping
cough. Sold by all druggists,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-19
NOTED AUTHOR
BOOSTS DEM|NG
Writer Known from Shore to
Shore Says Mighty Nice
Things
ALFRED HENRY LEWIS
Contributes a Story to the
Graphic That Will Have
Great Weight.

Henry Lewis, known from coast to
coast and beloved by millions of adj
miring readers, visited Deming re-
Gently, the GRAPHIC scored a ten
strike by getting him to promise TO
contribute a brief story giving his
impressions of this country, and
when II is considered that he writes
only for great publications at fabu-
lous prices, we consider the compli-
ment to Deming very marked. Fol-
lowing is the story that will interest
every person who loves the great
southwest:
New York City, Aug. 5 10.
My DEAR EDITOR:
Complying with my promise to
you while on a recent visit to DEM
ing. am sending brief story con-
veying to you my impressions of
your wonderful region. Many
years ago was a temporary resid-
ent Of your Sunshine Country"
and am always delighted to have
the privilege Of breathing your
health-giving ozone and quenching
my thirst with the purest water |
ever saw. II | remember correctly
you told our party ii was 99.9S
pure. 1t is possible you might have
mentioned it several times during
our charming auto drive to your
great irrigation pumping plants.
You have a right to be enthusi-
astic over your wonderful country.
It's great. It's majestic. It's
marvellous. II has a glorious fu-
ture, which the intelligence of our
country must recognize.
My further impressions may be
briefly stated as follows:
Away down in the southwest corr
ner Of the new state of New Mexi,
co is a sheltered valley Of perhaps
four hundred thousand acres of land
made rich by the erosion Of count
less ages and vegetable decomposi-
ton. Mountain ranges on every
side prevent serious storms of any
kind and render year-round climatic
conditions almost ideal.
An underground river seeping
through the feothil sands of the
n9rth valley gives the entire area
the purest water in the whole coun-
try. Huge centrifugal pumps, run
by gas or electricity. easily bring
this water To the service of man.
kind and make Of the desert a gar
den that will produce anything in
plant life,
II Is n story that Interests the hu-
man family, and the intelligent Am
erican citizenship that is fast peo-
pling this region will make it an
abiding place much to be desired.
Deming, the central city of this
level fertile plain, known as the
Mimbres Valley, is a modern Amer
ican town that acts and believes in
twentieth century progress. As an
example, taxes were recently voted
for an additional high school build
ing. with training departments and
special courses, and there was
not q single adverse ballot,
The spirit of chivalry still re-
mains in the Southwest, and with
It has come a spirit of progress that
wins.
ALFRED HENRY LEWIS.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-19

Our work stands on It's own mer,
is, and Is the cheapest in New Mex
leo, quality considered,
JAMES g. TABOR.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-08-19

bar sale: Mice oak bedstead
with mattress and springs. In fine
hape. clean and sanitary. For
Particulars enquire at the GRAPHIC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-04
There h al,s . Reason.
s@z zfz{AB

ADtshonsst rsrpose msanss Dtshenss,
Product ard Disregard sf the Pus.
ohss9s' Health - Welfare.
Beware Of tho Slick Salesman and M
ancient Just - Good" stony hat DOM
~ sense rsiutsA
CAscarss are made only ~ dhs
Sterling Randy cempspx. and shs fam
ors httis Ten Cent Vest Pochst'' ben
y hsrs shown Thsy sss never cold ia
bulk:
Every tablet mashsd ''CcC."
Be ssss yes GET ths sseu.ne ~
U-YRKE TO oUR YRyEsDos
,Ss q !: rs kAMtsl.saTsg
- n q : - 10: g: &c. 8:
a WA WIN u lalP1y 4i.kse b 1888.
49, e. e. ra :s::ss. s.: 81 il. . I'd
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her from the room. and then returned
and extinguished the blaze.
Drs. Ney and Morris were called
and they found that the burns and In
juries received by the unfortunate
girl were serious. while the father s
hands were burned almost u the bone
Yesterday the doctors stated that the
burns might prove fatal 10 the child.
II Is expected that no serious re
suits will follow the burns sustained
by Mr.. Moak. II is thought that the
little girl knocked the lamp from the
table
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-04
MISSES DEATH sY INCH.

SAGINAW, Mich. Jan. 3.-Clarence
Herloin. the S.yesr-old son OF farn'
er living in Blumfeld. near Reese. o.
capped death by the fraction of an inch
at the hands OF his young brother. The
two boys were playing with FloberJ
ride. when II was accidentally dis
charged. the bullet striking Clarence
in the face Ii entered his nose,
ranging upwards. and lodged, il is be-
lieved, in thick portion OF the skull.
The boy was brought 10 ST. Mary 5
hospital here and by the aid OF the Y
ray. the surgeons will attempt 70
locate and remove the ball. Had It's
course varied by the smallest degree
il would have penetrated his brain
and caused instant death.
Jsb Printfns done right. Times
Printing Co. Is John R-st Pm. 1923
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ton.
Twentyfcur Of these engines. which
were devised by the Pennsylvania
road and the Westinghouse Electric
4 Manufacturing Co. will haul 1000
trains daily under the river and into
the heart OF New York city.
The operating lever is so small tina;
the engineer with his foretinger can
turn on the power OF 100 trolley cars.
In y collision the engine viii with
stand coo 900 pounds without injury.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-04
CHILD TERRIBLY BURNED.
Ex-AIderman Moak Also injured b)
Lamp Explosion.

PORT HURON, Jan. S.-Eugene
Moak. sx-alderman. who lives at South
Park, will be confined to his home foE
some time and his two-year-old daugh
ter win be dishgured for life II she
survives injuries she sustained by the
explosion OF lamp.
Thinking that the little girl was
in bed. the parents were about 10 re-
tire for the night when a terrific ex
p10sion shook the building. The father
rushed into the sitting room and there
he found his daughter wrapped In
flames and the curtains and carpets
on IRE. Seizing a shawl, he wrapped
ii around the little girl and carrie
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CINE. of the heaviest type. The huge
electric engine would out-pull the trio.
Ii has the power OF 1000 horses. u
weighs $50 600 pounds. IL can pull a
loaded freight train. two miles long.
az the rate OF 20 miles an hour. IL
can snap an ordinary train OF 40 ears
into the air like a whip lash.
It's drive wheels are i've feet eight
inches high. and il has eight OF them
The engine Is made up OF two sec
lions and may be run in either direc'
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FALL KILLS WOMAN.

MONROE. Mich. Jan. S.-(SpeciaD
Mrs. Walter Hackett, 50. proprietor
Of an implement and harness store
here. died this morning from injuries
sustained in falling down cellar sew
eral weeks ago.