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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04
JACKSON LOAN & TRUST co.
IN TROUBLE IN OKLAHOMA

T. \. Muirhead went Ia Guthr,a.
Okla, Tuesday 10 appear in u ease
against the Jackson Loan a Trust Co.
of Mississippi in which they are chary
ed with obtaining mon"v under fa,,c
rrcirnscs from people seeking 10 IS"
cure loans from them on real estate.
This il the company that T.. II. Full
wood Of Bard City. this county. ad
vcrtised that he would pay O reward
for information that would lead to the
discovery Of any man In Northeast
New Mexico who had ever secured n
loan from them. II seems that they
sold good deal Of stock in this county
aud received quite sum of money
from candidates for loans at very
low rate of interest hut that when the
time came for the loan Ia be granted
there was the rub. ~ ~ secured a
considerable sum from T. A. Muirhead
aud when they did not comply with
their contract with him he asked nm.
der the rules Of the company for the
return Of his money and did get some
of II back, hut not all Of the amount
he was entitled 10, and hence the rea.
son he is called to oklahoma To testify
IN this ease. II seems that Uncle Sam
"a after them for crooked work in Okla.
homa and United States marshal was
sent TO New Mexico 10 secure evidence
against them. From what the Ngw'
can learn there is plenty Of II to h,
bad.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04
RAILWAY CONTRACT FROM KERy|LLE,
TEXAS, TO TU(UN(ARI is LET

southwcs, and should lac grown instead
of corn where the annual rainfall drops
below twenty-five inches. Farmers IN
the Panhandle of Texas say that u ncy.
~ fails 10 yirld crop Of Prnin, and
that II will yield twcniy bushels an
acre IN years 80 dry that wheat u an
absolute failure. Milo should have the
same place IN the dry land farming that
corn has IN iowa aud Illinois. II has
nearly the same composition ~ corn,
like feeding qualities, and can he used
with profit for the feeding of every
class of farm animals 10 which corn is
fed.
Every farmer In this section. this wear
should plant and thoroughly cultivate
~ least 90 acres Of milo. II will In.
sure his prosperity aud the prosperity
~ the entire community. Milo. well
cultivated, IL u sure crop and large
acreage means well fed seams. aud
plenty of grain to faiten steers aud
hogs aud ~ feed dairy COWS. ". VI.
Co'trcll Agricultural Commissioner.
Rock island Lines.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04
RHEA SHERWOOD IN AUTO WRECK

RhoH Sherwood son nf Mr. and Mrs
l.. T.. Sherwood Of this city. .Was in u
rather serious auto wreck in Kansas
CITY this week. The wreck was caused
~ III" Kansas city papers say hy n
street ear motormau failing 10 observe
the rules of traffic ~ crossing which
he went over At twenty mile rate.
Sherwood : tavicah under the rules had
the right of way and he was in no way
responsible Tor the accident. IN his
ear was Daniel SHAY. manager o' the
Blues and Clnud Johnston. sporting cdi.
tor Of the Kansas city Star. 4 Kansas
city paper SAYS of the accident,
The motor ear was virtually drmol
ished after being dragged for n dis
'ance Of twenty-five feet. Rhea Shcr.
wood the chauffeur was uniniurti.
II is no, though, that either shay
~ Johnston are injured seriously, al.
though shay was cut and bruised to
such an extent that he will he confined
To his bed for several DAYS. lie was
struck hv broken glass about the head
and shoulders, aud III" little finger Of
his right hand was almost severed
Johnston was cut abou, the head and
arms, but not So seriously as Shay
Immediately following the accident
shay aud Johnston were taken 20 the
office of Wr, y. NJ. Dcnslow, Thirty.
first and Holmes streets. where they
were given emergency treatment. As
soon NJ they were revived they were
taken Ia the home of Johnston ai 5000
East Thirticth street.
Johnston last night declared that the
accident was due to the inability of the
motorman Ia stop his ear or his failure
10 observe the boulevard ordinance. lie
declared that the taxicab was not taVcl.
ing at high rate Of speed. The chauf
feur saw the street ear, hut suppOsinp
that II wonld stop for the boulevard
ms is the rule, did not slow down. The
car, instead Of making the stoP( came on
NJ good rate Of speed and the crash
followed.
The fender and glass and motorman :,
platform OF the street ear were twisted
and broken.
Shay aud Johnston were on their way
10 Johnston y home, where their fam
ili's were awaiting their arrival for sup
per,
To the protection of the steering
wheel on the taxi is attributed the es
cape of Sherwood, the driver. Asid,
from slight cut ON the cheek he wni
unscatched.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04

George Yates j. in the city today aud
In conversation with the editor of the
News. said tina, his milo crop last year
nc'tcd him about S20 per acre. You will
bear in mind tina, we had no rainfall
In Quny County last year until the last
DAYS Of July. and IL was after ,hn, late
rainfall that he grew his milo. which
j. paving ~ well for his labor cxrcud.
cd in - production. Last wear Milo
was quoted in the corn markets Of the
country Just ic below Indian corn. aud
IN western Kansas whore lands Weld
90 10 10 bushels of Indian corn Milo has
made ~ 10 Gn bushels per acre ndd In.
dian earn has been almost entirely nhan.
doncd The prices hciup "a nearly equal
aud the production Milo almost douh.
ling that of Indian coru makes the Mile
~" more valuable. The cultivation of
Milo is not nearly So expensive as that
of Indian corn.
There il NO question that Milo is the
crop for Quay county and northeast
New Mexico aud the News hopes to see
our farmers tak" advantage Of the sug.
gcS,inns in the foregoing letters The
Rock Island P"opl" hav" paid experts
to make careful study of the crops
most suited 10 ~" soil and climate con.
ditions at the Southwest and we may
profit hy following the suggestions
made m 10 the most productive crops
that may hc grown in this section of
New Mexico.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04
Statehood Dies In Senate
Caused By Fi||ibuSter fight

piled. SO the next regular session will
convene in December this year aud will
run until Il gets ready TO quit, even
IL II is June Of l0l2, making II impos.
siblc for us To get into the Union be-.
fore the fall of 1919 aud maybe thc
sumner Of 1918, ns II is not likely that
the statehood matter will be called early
in the session.
II is suggested that II the president
called nm extra session of congress
which he has threatened to do II action
was not taken on the Canadian recip.
rocity, that provided he recommends
disposition Of the statehood resolution
in his message that congress may dis.
pose Of II and let us In, hut II is not
likely that after allowing II ia pass dis.
regarded through the short session they
would consider II important enough for
consideration Mt the special, and the
News doubts II II will ever he called up
again, aud we believe that II viii come
in with the president 5 approval only
AT the close Of the neat regular session
aud with Arizona under the section OF
the enabling act SO providing.
There will be no local elections In tbs
territory until we are admitted, 80 th,
officers now In will hold maybe for eigh
teen months or two years longer. 81
there win be the consolation any way
thnt politics win have a rest.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04
THE PROPOSED
LINE TO FARWELL
IS ABANDONED

ihmi~a, Ten, Feb. u, 1911.
Tucumcnr News.
TucumcHri, y. NJ.
! now have all arrangements perfect.
od for the construction uf the u. I.
Pccos gulf By., and construction
outfit with sufficient capital behind them
viii begin the construction ~ Pecos
during the next month. expect 20 nj.
40 put on q force between Mclrose aud
P"rinlrs ~ soon m the line is permn.
nenily located and It IL expected TO
complete the line Pccos to KnowIc.
within ~ months. The Pccos CONNER.
cial club may he consulted for full In.
formation ~ 10 the reliability Of the
parties behind the deal ON account of
the physical conditions and other cause.
on the line tu FarwcI. Texas. will
hc discontinued %. IL does not interest
The parties interested In the line
Pecos to Mclrosr thence 10 Tucumeari
and does not appeal "a the G. R.I.6P.
Railway ~ u practical proposition.
Work will hc pushed rs fast ~ possible
10 the final destination ~ Tucumenri.
Respectfully.
NJ. j. lIEALY, Pres.
u. !. Pcco, a Gulf, Ry., Pccos. Texas.
The News publishes here IN full the
letter OF President llcaly in order tu
show our authority for what il claimed
for this enterprise.
The News does not doubt the sinreri.
iy Of the people who are promoting this
line aud unless some railway company
heats thcu 10 II they may build ON into
rucumean The feature of creates,
interest to MS is, the first line in. that j..
be- first come first served with Tucum
carl 80 long as the line is through Gulf
coast connection and not a ierkwater
,ystcm.
should this company build into
Huowlo. from l'ccos City within tn.
'im" stated, then we may begin 10 sit
.up and iab" notice, there is something
h"hind o company that will Justify con
,ldcratiou when IL shows its ability 90
luild q few hundred miles Of road aud II
they get the road to Knowles we will
have favorable chance 10 get It into
FucumcarL Let them all come, We
need them and must have them.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04
NEW MEXICO AN APPLE STATE

New Mexico grows some Of the best
apples In the United States, according TO
A. q, Hoover, who sold cattle 10 the
Kansas City Stock Yards Tuesday from
his ranch near cimarron.
" A neighbor Of mine, NJ. NJ. Chase
and he lives several miles away--grew
thirty thousand boxes Of apples ou rs.
acre orchard last year. Mr.. Hoover
said "He received At his place 81
box Of $4,000 for the years crop. 10
employs irrigation, ANA three times I
year turns the mater 20 the trees. Tho
most striking thing the apple packer
found was that not an apple was woru,s
Or spotted by an insect Of any klna. 4
Kansas City Star, ,~~
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04
ROY TRUST q SAVINGS BANK FAILS

Word was received here yesterday
that the Roy Trust and Savings Bank
had closed It's doors waiting an inspec.
tor. Charles Stafford passed through
here this morning On route to make the
investigation ms bank examiner for
The territory. The failure comes as no
surprise TO the bankers Of this city aud
Il seems that they have been expecting
It for some time. II In no way effects
banking interests here.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04
SIXTEEN THOUSAND
VOTES IN ARIZONA
Official Canvass Completed
Shows IL, for Constitu.
tion With Thirty Eight
Hundred Against It.

Phoenix, Ariz., Feb 27.--By an NJ.
hrmatiyc vote Of 7Gl2 per cent Of III.
total the proposed constitution of
Ni2ona was ratified NJ tbs recent
election. The official canvass was
completed today. This shows that
l2,lS7 were in favor of the constitution
with 3.Sea against The total vote was
small however, as 27.G7G votes were
ras, nj the preyions general election.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04

Mrs. u. q. Stephenson of Pratt, Kan.
u former resident Of Tucumrnri. j. Wis.
iiiug Mrs K T. nonohoo.
Something Of interest 10 parents {,
found In the NJ. u. Goldcuhurg ca ad
on page 3 Of our paper this week and
wc advise them 10 look II up.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04
THE SHEEP MEN ARE IN c1ovnR

The late SHOWS and the rain tail In
northeastern New Mexico have made
the lambing season easy for tho sheep
mnn. Huge Goldenbergs manager
writes from the camps that he need
have no further worry about lambine
grounds for his herds as there Ii now
an abundance OF water and grass ev.
erywhere.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04
LYCEUM COURSE
ENTERTAINMENT
AT THE EVANS

The Columbian Quartet Con.
cert Company Will Give
One of Their Delightful
Entertainments at the
Evans Opera House Tues.
day March 14th Under
the Auspices of the Ladies
Aid of the Presbyterian
Church.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04

], o. Lewis ~ the Lewis Decorating
Co, of Amarillo, writes the News that
the family is rejoicing over the arrival
of ten pound hoy, which said leetIe
fellcr put In his appearance last Sat.
urday. Mr.. Lewis win again be In
charge Of his TucumeaFi business IN
few days.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04
ELvA IS IDENTIFIED
BY w. M. LUMBLEY

Elva, the horse thief arrested by Alex
street, the mounted policeman, at the
Iell Ranch last week, has been identified
since he went 10 Santa Rosa by W. VI.
lnmbley Of Tularosa. as the man who
sold him pair Of stolen mules aud
from whom he now holds a b!li of sale.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04


bread aud drinks but cup Of coffee
ar roroa for breakfast The light meal
of the dny consists 1T from six 20 eight
oInces of food aud he third meal,
which may be- eaten ni noon or ai night
is the regular fare, minus moh. an ccr.
tain days.
Fasting however, Is not the entire oh.
lect of lent Abstinence from many
little Injuries il recommended 10 carry
out the spirit of the law. The faith.
ful are recommended to hear mass ev.
cry day and TO attend drvoutly to the
Lcnicn rNct"isrs.
Regulations Read.
!. The following are the fast days
during the YEAR
lD AlI days in Lent sundays cx.
ccpted.
lh) The Emher dav..
- The Nigik 'cvcl of pcu'ccosi.
Assumption, Al saints. aud Christmas
.. M catholics are obliged 20 fast
who hnv" not completed their 2lS year
of age. aud who have not entered yet
their sixticth.
:. All persons are exempted from
the obligation of fastinp who do hard
labor, the sick, the convnlescont, those
Of y weak constitution aud IN gen.
cral all who cannot fast without grey.
ious dctrimcut 10 their health aud oc.
equations.
I. In ease of doubt ~ to the ohl
Cation Of fasting. the Rev. Pastor or
confcssor should be- consulted
:. By special dispcusntion; lu1.
those who nrc obliged io fast are nl
lowed 10 eat flesh meat. during Lent.
~ All meals ou SUNDAYS. aud ~ the
principal meal on Mondays TUESDAYS.
Thursdays aud Saturdays. with the ok.
c"ption at th" second and last Saturday
on which abstinence from flesh meat is
of obligation for an.
lh) Those who are either excused
or dispensed from fasting may cnt flesh
meat AZ all meals 0n SUNDAYS. Mondnvs.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS OF
Lent. except the second and last Sat.
nrdays, on which abstinence from flesh
meat is oh obligation for an.
/ a. Hence, all Wednesday, and Fri
days of Lent, ns also the second aud
the last Saturdays of Lent; likewise the
Vigil days mentioned IN No ! are dav,
of abstinence from flesh meat FOR ull
T. On fast days. aud even on sun
days Of Lent, neither those who are
obliged 10 fast nor the other. nrc al.
l"wcd to eat flesh mrur aud fish M the
same meal
=. Iiv special Iudui granted aud
renewed 10 the Bishop, of the rnitrd
state, hy She Holy S,c, W. permit AN
the workngmen of our diocoso. mech.
anic, agricultural ~ otherwise, when az
work, 10 eat meat NJ an meals they and
all the members Of their families, IN
all inys If fast and abstinence. with
the exception of Ash Wednesday aud
saturday of the Holy Week. the FRIDAYS
of all Emher Weeks, aud nll the FRIDAYS
Of Lent,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04
ANOTHER MEAT MARKET COMING

wofrord 4 White are buying supplies
for a meat markc, which they are 90.
ing 10 install in their grocery store on
Fast Main Mr.. white is away at this
time to buy what supplies they are
going TO need TO open the market.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04
SPREADING RAILS
CAUSE WRECK ON
SOUTHWESTERN

Three Coaches and Tender
Leave Track on Fill and
Roll for Thirty Feet Re
sulting in Only Slight In
juries to Passengers, the
Injured Ones Being Rush .
ed to Tucumcari For Med.
ical Attention.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04
Rock Island, PeCOS and
Gulf Road Coming Here

Line Pecos TO Knowles To
BE Completed Within
Twelve Months -Pecos
Commercial Club May Be
Consulted as TO Reliabili.
ty of People Behind tho
Scheme.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04

Chicago, H., March |, 1911.
Editor Of the News,
Tucumcari New Mexico.
Dear SIR
enclose statement In regard to Milo,
and hope that YOU will not only pub.
lish H. hut will also publish other ar,i.
cles on milo from successful growers In
your territory.
Every reader of you paper, who is IA
farmer. shond plant aud cultivate %
ncres.
A large acreage Of milo means pros,
perity for every one In your commun'
ity
Sincerely yours,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04
TIC surest Dry Land Grain

Milo iS the surcSt yielding grain crop
that il grown In Eastern Colorado,
Western Knnsasan Il Oklahoma, the
Panhandle of Texas and Eastern New
Mexi0c.
The T., =. Department of Agriculture
reports the average yield FOR Ave wears
ut Amarillo, Texas aud other dry land
experiment stations at forty bushels Of
grain per acre year Farmers in the
same sections report Yields Of thirty
10 eighty bushels an acre.
A bushel Of Milo will produce from
ten to eleven pounds Of pork. This
makes the average pork production
from the dry lands Of the southwest
equal to l0O aud upwards pounds oi
pork per acre where milo is grown and
fed, Ten pounds Of milo have the sam,
feeding value for horses, beef dairy
cattle, hogs and sheep ~ nine pounds OF
corn.
Milo is the corn OF the plains OF tn,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-04
MILO MAIZE MOST
PROFITABLE CROP
IN SOUTHWEST
Averages 40 Bushels Per
Acre in Panhandle of Tex
as and Eastern New Mex
leo.
EVERY FARMER
SHOULD PLANT AT
LEAST 40 ACRES

Chicago, H., March |, 1911,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-30

CUR @usfiibrung lfamart, fiel int
nter uno mandmal oud cine
aan5e Wenge = fir oen Serrn 9o-
ron ob, Der Damn ni9ts @iligeres
5u tlln bate, als ben 8eroienlt
mogli6it idnen mieber onoermei
tig an Ben Mam gu bringen. Sc
brondte aber ni6t ,geraoe INNER
eth Wann 5lt iein."
Die lebte pisige MnlpieIiing rief
auf ben. @eli6terr bon @empel uro
Spfrilts Elm 2adeln Ser gefrieois
gung berpor. Ser altc Molfrug
fonnte ihon etmas er5abIen, ipenn
er moate; Ser pnBte gei1eio i'm
&lati6 Der groBen @elt unb bdtte
einen pifanten .@loiiator fir Sic
genealogiiden Gaidenbiider abge-
gebenl !. Man iab es inn gar nid;t
an NIT ieiuem !ebrluiiroigerl $50
iforetantlib, atf Dem 10 piel 9ll-
olng un6 Wfni6enliebe sIag, nit
Der bebobigen 9onbomie, oie iein
9on5ea @eien ousitromte, mas er
aaes an intereiiantem &latl6itoff
oufeeiommelt batte uno uie germ
er oanon ben nod Neuigfeiten oir=
itenoen Witmeniden abeabl
Gr nabm fem @las urto tranf Is
beoadtig oi1s.
GsurtieGnnl ioIlt)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-30
@runoioee iammtlider 3eben. IS

@runoioee iammtli9er Meben. IS
lit Die abiidt Ser Organization. ib-
rem gntbuiiosmus aud olf ben
gan5en Often, Siioen uno Siibme-
item a~usauoebnen uno oie Mntis
BORT EN- menig aufouriitteIn.
Mm 5. Suli, abenos, ion i'm @lt=
oitorium cine groBe nHallp" ber-
anltaItet meroen, BEL melder 8ouD.
G.olquitt irto Sol. s.. S. @oltcrs
Gle Sauptreoner iein peroen, ul.o
gu melher man menigltens s.
10000 2eute ertpartet. -
Medt TO! @enn erlt bie Sc
i1dftsIerte oie So6e in Die Sanoe
nebmen, Damn gibt es @eiultate!
9as bat man IN Miifouri aeieben,
als Die Geiddftsleute bon ct.
2ouis in oie aampagne eingriffen
uno gegen i8robibition 9artei nall-
men.
IS mare gu miniden, DOB ote
Weihdftsleute Der Staote. nno
Staotden in Gib- unb Siio=@eit=
geras Elm @leihes tun. @sber iino
Die Mntis bieier @egen0et1, nit
Musnabme bon 9e @itt uno 2opa-
ca Gountp, nod iebr untatig gene
ION.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-30
/ 8.

8reeie S. YIotts, Der anae-
flaet mar, am 10. Wiar5 uorigem
Sabres in Der N1be Don 9onfton Ell
lien eepilien 90. @eber eetotet su
babelr, lit pom 8eridt freiselpro.
den. 8eber bate friiber 5mri
9albbriioer pou EIotts getotct.
Sn Sort 8ortD lit oieier Ga.
&c Elm gewiiier &arrD 9nrbom
e%ingetroffelt Der init ieiner Srau
ui1o brei fleinen ainbern ben @eg
pom 9aruep, goly 1ad Sort Bortb,
cine Strefe bon 1000 Meilem, gu
SUB 5uriidleet bate.
Sn @on5oles ipia ,lait Mitt-
nod morgen gegen bier ltbr 5pci
GroitoBe gelpiirt baben. IS lit ie-
bod mOgli6, 0aB es lid I'M einell
Srrtum banbelt, 0a Sadperltaltoi,
&c oas Ybdnomen nidt feitgeiten.
babeu. Seoelifuas, penll es mirf-
lih groitoBe waren, lift fem Sd)a.
ben ourd lie angeridtet moroen.
Die General : Q(npaltidnfi
in Muftin bat entidiehell oaB gum
6iiden in ben SriidpaIierieen oes
5taates, oie niht Yriboteigentum
iino, eil1 grloubniahein oes
Same gommiiiioner" notig lei.
- @ouberneur GoIquitt bat ben
Sberiff bon Moberiion gonntD te=
legrapbiib angeDieien, Die Static.
ner in Der @egenb bon @earlle
gegen Angriffe uno MisbanoIlin-
gen gu ihiscn.
Die @ewobner BON sSnn @eni
to boben beidloiien, ben 9rt infur.
porieren 5u laiien, un6 3ipar unter
eiler Notwithstanding. Soha
so. Breen lit gum Mapor erDdLlt
uno Scott @rotpn uno Senrp Soins
3u &ommiliGren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-30
lGineeianot.'
&er6reluma npm Gatiadem.

Sn Grmangelung ar10erer Argus
mente periuben Die Hros ben @ab-
lerll nun meiB5umadtel oaB Die
gauge Yrobibitions BeDegung iid
tlur gegen ben Saloon ridtet uno
niht segen Sen @enuB geiitiger @e-
trGnfe. @enn Brobibition iiegt, 10
iagen lie, oanr miro man iold,e
0etranfe, gerooe mie nor so Sab
rem, in ben @rocerp-5tores faufeu
.f0nnen uno iie peroen biaiaer nno
better iein als iest. Nur auf ben
bolen @nloon lit es abgeieben; trim
fen fonnen Die Hrobibitioniiten fo-
mol nie bic Mntis nod mie Dor, 10
piel mie iie noien f0nnen uno gu
be5ablen imiton6e iino. 9as leudtet
altb pieIen Deutlhen elm un0 Tie
iillo idon balb uno balb ms Hro-
bibitionsIaeer iibergegangen.
Mus oieiem Mrgument, mebr als
irgeno ettpas Mnoerem, FAM man
erleben mie i1ledt es milf oer
ErobibitionsIahe beitellt iein mub.
Sic miiien gu g~ntitenungen uno
yerorebungen bon Satiaben lire
3itfluht nebmenl
gs mdre ia gang nett, pel,n es
10 ipdre, pie Die 9erren Brobibi.
tioniiten es uns porlhmaten m0d)=
ten, es beibt aber in Dem 5ur Mb.
thinning fommenoen ENHANCEMENT:
sic Seriteluitg gum 3wefe oes
8erfaufs, Werbanoelns ODER Ser
tauibens, iotDie Der Werfout 0as
yerbanoeIn ullo Der Austould bon
berouihenoen @etrdnfen, auEer
fir meoioiniide, miifenibaftlihe
ODER firdlide 3mede, lit hermit
bon ullo nod Dem 12. Sanuar 1912
perboten.
Die 2egislatur ioG iib am apel-
ten Dienitag I'M Sanuar 1912 ber-
iammeln uno ausreihenoe @eiete,
fiir bic Durhfiibrung oieies Yara<
grapben %paiiieren.1
Wenn nun Der 8erfau iolber
@etrdnfe, innerbalb oes Staatcg
perboten miro- uno oie aeier fon-
men fid oarauf Derlaiien oaB Die
Bros gegebenen Sales oafiir ior.
gen meroen, boB oie oiesbe5iig[i
den @eiese itreng gertug ausfaaen
mo molten nniere ouritigen See
LETT oann oas 6 au Ell ~beiorgen?
Doh nur auBerbaIb une-
res Staates uno Die MiIionen
BON Collars geben olf Nimmertpie-
oerieben nod nn6eren Stantcr,
o6cr ms MusIono onitntt, teilpeiie,
bier gum unterboIt unlerer ShuIen
uno u%nIerer H-egierungsmaidine gu
oiemenl
gs lit oies Der Ieste, per5peifel.
te Geriuh Der Brobibitioniften, Ell
ner perIorenen Code anf Die Sci.
ne 5u beIfen uno uniere bieoeren
Eeutiden ioltpn iid) 0urd cine i
plunlpe Sale nidt fangen lnifen.
@ebt am 90. Suli gum stimm-
plas un6 itimint yMgoinit Hrobibi.
ton" iIabem Sbr pGor Yrobi6i
ton nlsftreidtI