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The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

Appies-Greenings s45O95oo, Bald
wins. S49 $50; steefs red. s5.So1G per
Bananas-Good shipping stock. $3.50
Be.n.-pried Lima. Ga 97c Id.
Ceiery-Home-g grown, 10000; state
stock. 10 q zoe doz-
CauIinower-Caiiforn s:7sGs per
crate: sl.75 per doz.
Cheese--Miehisan Hats. old he; late
made. Is "a 116c; York state fats. old,
1TQ1Sc: late made. $50 Ice. domestic
swiss. $50 0c: black Swiss. $50 zoe:
imported Syvtss-2S q 3oe.- Lla4hafs or.
1914 QlThc: brick cheese. 159l7c 10.
per bbl; 1926 per bu.
Dates-Persian. 5Q6c per Id; Fards.
l01a 41lc per 10.
Dressed Calves - Fancy, llh 70 lee
per ID; common. sQ1oc per 10
Dressed Hogs-9M9isc H.
Finnan Hsddie--SH Ollie per H.
Fig.-lmported. new. l9l6c per ID:
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers, hot
house. $l.50T1I5 per uoz. lettuce hot
house. 1870 per ID; head lettuce,
$2.2sD2.5o hamper: radishes. hothouse.
rots. soc per bu: rntabagas. Acc rer bu:
parsnips so a 65c per bu: beets. soc per
blu; turnips. soc per bu: tomatoes. Flor
pie-plant. 46@5oc per bunch; spinach.
IS 010c per doz green beans. So per
hamper: wax means. $3.50 per hamper
Grupes--Malagas, S7US per Dhi
Grape Fruit - Florida. s3.'5u4 per
Iioney--Fancy white. l7Qlsc: No. 1.
i6gi7 amber. l4u15c: extracted. So
loo per III.
Hsy-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled nay In car
lots. I. o. b. Detroit: No. 1 timothy.
new, $i69 1850: No. . timothy, $50
s ssrsn ssl9sy ohr.s MIXED. Ms@ 1920; rye
so.eog1 Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from $50 20. as 10 quality.
Hfdes--No. / cured. &c; No. ] green.
nc; No. cured bulls. Sc: No green,
61sc: No. 1 cured kip. ishc; No.
green. l0c; No. cured murrnin. Sc. No.
green. &c; No. cured calf. l5c: No
!. $3.50. No. 2. So. so: sheepskins. as to
wool. 26cq$l; No. z hidesh, lie Off on
kip, Ice OF on calf
Nut.-Blaek walnuts. Ia 92c per 10:
butternuts, 3Is Qtc per 10; new she'll
backs, 494hc per 10.
Lcmons-Caiifornia, ss50Q4 $50 box
Limes-s1 " 30 per box.
mushroOms-l5d zoe per box.
Onions : s5g9oe per bu: Spanish.
S1.55 per crate
Sl.25 per crate.
Oranges-California navels, 20 SOD
SO per box: Floridas. s2.6e4z75 per
Pine.ppies-.-Florid - per crate.
S2Q2.5o per doz.
Potatoes--Michigan car lots. $50 i0c
per bu: new Bermudas. t2.75 per bu,
$3.50 per bbl
Pouitry-springs, .14@14hc. fowl
o4c: old ROSTERS, l0c; geese, 13c; tur-
keys, $50 lsc Id. Dressed poultry: Hens
lfV1bc. springs. 14V16c: ducks, ITO
lsc; geese. ls4l4c; turkeys: 2o922c Id
Rabbfts-si. 25 q so per doz.
strswberrfes-36 a 4oc per at box
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys. kiln dried,
81. 80 u lao per crate
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
TOLEDO CHAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO. o.. Feb Ii-wheat; Cash.
s2ac. Corn. Cash, ISac; May. 5oAc o;
July. 5lac; Sept 52&c. Oats: Cash,
s2sc; May and July. s4hc c: Sept. 3ihc.
Rye: No. 2, SIC; No. 3, 7sc. Clover
$3.50: Feb, $3.50: Oct, $500. Alsike:
Prime. So 40; March. ss.45. Timothy
seed: Prime t5.25. Butter, eggs and
hay UNCHANGED
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
WILL ASK $25O,ooO.
"A c. TO Request This Amount
From LeuisIature.

~ n g. TO Request This Amount
From Legislature.
EAST LANSING, Mich, Feb. H.
"A. c. will ask the state legislature
[or over quarter OF million dollars
|bie year. Beside the regular amount
allowed the college each year Uresi-
lent Snyder will ask for 100000 for
HE erection OF new auditorium and
library and 100000 for new dormi.
TORY Tor young men. The president
would like to erect a new armory and
gymnasium, but he does not think the
Itate will stand for all OF these build.
||nxs this year.
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paulna aids A,ked AIready.

ID. p. w. Commissioner Haarer Is
not letting grass grow under his feet
in the matter Of getting ready for his
1911 work Advertisements for tie
irst lot OF 1911 paving were inserted
in The Times, Saturday. The streets
are some that were ordered paved by
the common council, and so do not
have to walt for the appropriations by
the board OF estimates.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
NAM sTATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE weekly
the following changes: Reserve on all
deposits, increase, $50; reserve on
deposits other than e. $. Increase.
tT3s.e00; loans. increase. s6,72l, 1900;
ers Increase ss661c deposits in
crease. ylO.335, 500; circulation. de-
crease, ti54,20o; total loans, decrease,
s1,315.217.200. The surplus Is s3e.5f
year. and Si0.30O.325 two years age
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
NEW coRPoRATioNs.

LANSING. Mica, Feb. 1.-THE fol-
sing companies have filed articles
Incorporation with the secretary of
No: Carl NJ. Green Co, Detroit,
s 900; principal stockholders. Carl
= Green and Charles NJ. Steele;
,<Ikcan Manufacturing Co. Owes,
IS 81. 900: Callaghan Hardware
e Reed City. $4,000; jacobson En-
<crInk q CONSTRUCTION Co.. Battle
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
uroe Another Boxes upris,no.

LONDON, Feb. IA despatch to-
day 10 the Pail Mall Gazette says that
Buddhist priests In China are urging
another Boxer uprising against the
foreigners. on the. ground that they
are responsible for the plague.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
EPIDEMIC GRIPS M. A. C.
'orty-Seven Cases Of Munps and
Measles ut East LANSING.

EAST LANSING. Mich, Feb. IL
nc Michigan Agricultural college is
4 the midst OF an epidemic OF humps
|nd measles. AT the present time the
11)e<c has AZ cases. The hospital
|nd the FOUR detention houses are
<<rcrowded. The faculty Is using
|frry means TO keep down the ont.
1eak and they insist that every stu
|cnf report 10 them whenever lthey
b not feel the isast bit we'll.
BARTON.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-creameries, extras, 26hc 10.
hrsts. 24c; dairy. lie: packing stock.
Esss-Frssh current receipts. cases
included. 17hc per doz Receipts on
Saturday. 322 cases.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

Railroads of the state strongly
favor the measure which Senator Guy
Miller, of Detroit. Is trying 10 put
through the Legislature. authorizing
the companies TO collect fare ut the
rate OF three cents mile from pas
sengers who do not secure tickets be-
fore boarding the train. The officials
say that The collection OF cash fares
takes up too much OF the conductors
time and makes for lot of bother
some clerical work. Statistics have
been compiled by the Pere Marquette
railroad. showing thar out of 5,633. 2e5
passengers carried by the road last
year 1.Iz0,79I paid cash fares.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
U. S. GOVT BONDS.

NEW YORK MONEY.
NEW YORK, Feb. li.--Bar silver:
London. ~ 1919 pence; New York.
5iHc. Demand sterling; s4.s6.S0.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

The Michigan Central showed a
gain In gross operating revenue for
1910 Ct $2,279,34S. while operating
expenses increased $3.l29,37S. The
Lake Shore made similar showing.
revenues increasing $i,309,21S and ex.
penses, l6,S97,27f.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

There Is a rumor In Toronto that
the Grand Trunk Is buying heavily In
the stock OF the Northern Navigation
Co., with the purpose of gaining con-
troll and making closer traffic ar
Iangements.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFrALo-openins
Dunnfag a Stevens Live stock Report.
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PRODUCE.

Commission men had nothing new In
the way OF prices to report this morn
the market ruling firm at fun prices
Dressed poultry is now being taken cut
OF the refrigerators and IL nndinG a
ready sale Rabbits are very scarce
and while the demand is limited. the
market Is little rfirmer.. Butter. CgSs
dressed calves and hogs and POTATOES
are steady as to price. The egg mar
ket failed 10 rally yesterday, as some
expected. but general opinion IL that
the limit OF the decline as been
reached for the present
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

In the stock market all is joy--for
the professionals.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

NEW YORK PRODUCE.
NEW YORK. Feb. 11.--F1our: Dull
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
BUSINESS NOTES.

The Transportation club will hold
it's annual meeting In the Hotel Cadil-
lac at $3.50 Saturday evening, and a
banquet will follow at o'clock. The
election of officers Is the chief busi-
ness OF the evening and large at
tendance Is expected.
Adolph Marx is having plans pre-
pared for two eight-story buildings TO
be erected at Nos. 1923 Cadillac-eQ,
but the actual building will not take
place for about two years.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. A. IA. Pulford, of Win
nipeg, who have been the guests OF
their brother, DR.. +. w. Pulford, No.
A Lothrop-ave., left Detroit Satur.
day morning, for trip 10 Virginia
and Florida
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

The annual masquerade OF Detroit
Wheelmen Will take place in the club
house, Wednesday evening, Feb. 10.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

to show In a marked appreciation or
the great composers wonderful music
dramas, whenever they are played.
For the symphony concert here, We'd
nesday evening, Feb. %, Mr.. Stock
will give excerpts from The Flying
Dutchman," Lohengrin." The Val
kyrie." ''Siegfried,' Tristan and
Isolde" The Meistersingers" and
"Parsifal" The concert will be the
fourth in the Detroit orchestra series.
and seats for the general public will
be placed on sale, in Grinnelrs, Mon
day, Feb. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Smith, yo-
cal pupils OF Miss Jennie NJ. Stoddard,
Will give a recital in Miss Stoddard's
studio, No. 81 Valpey building; Thurs
day evening, Feb. IS. They will be
assisted by Master Verne w. Smith,
violinist, and Miss Elizabeth Ruhi-
mann, accompanist
The choir Of st. Johns Episcopal
church will give A. X. Gaul's sacred
cantata, Israel i'm the Wilderness. .
Sunday evening, Feb. -. This event
should attract all music lovers, az
! Detroit too seldom has an opportunity
10 hear new sacred works or even the
old fayorites. St. Johns chair is an
! excellent organization and the di.
rector and organist. j. l.. Edwards, an
Unusually capable leader and coach. A
London newspaper OF recent issue had
this 10 say Of Mr. Gauls cantata: 1T
has made its way wherever heard. IL
Is full OF the melodIous, tuneful spirit
which breathes In all the works OF
the famous composer OF The Holy
CITY,"
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Feb 11.-Grain opening:
May wheat unchanged. July on isc.
May and July corn unchanged. May
oats OF hc: July unchanged. Pro-
visions lower
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

The Ladies' Aid society of Central
NJ. K. church will entertain the WON
en- OF the congregation with ST. Val.
entine's social, Thursday afternoon,
Feb. 16, at $50 o'clock, in the chapel.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

The mems organization OF the First
Unitarian church, and the Church OF
Cur Father. will have Joint sup
per and meeting. Friday evening, Feb.
4, at $50 o'c'ock, in the Elliott-Tay.
lor-Woolfenden Co.'S cafe Speakers
from the two churches will give brief
addresses on Religious liberalism
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-25

be- constructed sou, by way NJ Santa
cru.
some ut the counties have done we'll
In contributing toward food Road.
santa fr county has lately given $4,000.
BrruaIlllu county has Just given $4,000,
san Miguel county has given $4,000
to the Mora road. bona Ana county 1.
missing t1U.UUU tor II portion of ~ Com
mo Real. ~ncoro and Gran, ]counilr.
together have given 5000 for the Nc
| yolluu road. ChaNrs, Lincoln, Oieto,
| fura and Eddy counties have all given
literally. aud ColfaN county se' The
pace m good roads building. Other
cuuutic, have uot vet responded TO the
movement ~uudu,al, Taos, RIO Am
| ha. are among IN" counties that are thu.
! doing nothing tor systematic, modern
road huI,llug. although they anhuSlls
waste g good deal IN labor and cash
for patching up road, that are hardly
worth, Of the name.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-25
SANTA FEE WOULD
BE HUB OF THE
MOTOR
Ancient Citv Now Has Ideal
Auto Speedway and AS.
pires to be Center of Great
System of Scenic High
ways.
santa Fc Ncw Mcxican)

Santa fr may no boast ut what is
practically an auto speedway, IN add
tion TO being a highway for rrndr,
- twenty miles long aud extends from
the L, :, Indian Industrial school to
he village of La Ba ada, which l., ~
tn Srripic Highway rom Santa Fc 10
Albuquerque. The speedway was in
part constructed by superintendent
Clinton j, Crandall, in pat by the good
roads comission and in part by the coun
~ commissioners. II consists NJ sever
al tangents each eyeral miles long, and
only two difficult hills, one of which re.
places the climb at Cicuguillp which
formerly made the trip to Albuqucrqu"
u problem im automobiles, pnd the 9th
or the famous IA Baiaua hill, over
which the road drops into the Rio
Gmnde valley from q steep lava dcclrv
ity. On this last hill, something like
100000 In convict and Indian labor aud
cash were expended and II Ia the finest
example Of good roads building in New
Mexico. There Is not a single habita.
ton along this speedway aud a party in
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-25
HOPE ENTERTAINED THAT NEW
MEXICO Will Be ADMITTED EARLY

aud has seen many senators aud Repre-
,cuiaiiycs, Alex Read spends his days
aud nights talking law and statehood,
aud -. Z. Toomhs - ]pursuring the same
course. Il. II. Sims has been interview
ny the Departments OF Congressman,
aud like H. NJ. lluutlcy has hustled in
every direction where there was an OI.
portunity to do any good. The party
have been stopping at toe Nhur-ham.
where they Keep lu constant touch With
delegate Andrews.
Harold liuri ha, been appointed re-
r,iyrr Of public moneys at Roswell, and
John Becker. who has been postmaster
AZ Bclru, has brought his office up 10
the presidential class, aud q rommis
sion will be issued him hy President
Taft.
No issue of President TAFT : admin
i,tratIou, not even excepting the tariff
has caused such interest among men
who make the laws IN Congress, a. IN,
Canadian reciprocity treaty. The mat
ter has been before Congress but q
short time, and q good many member,
have found themselves unprepared "a
act upon H.. owing 20 the fact that they
bad mo-, been acquainted with the sen
'imcui Of their districts. In q general
way the proposition j. not 81 new AZ
'h" Capitol ~ throughout the country.
and Will" most Legislators have long
had heir individual views with respect
10 this phase ct reciprocity, vet the
formation Of the different articles At
irrtcd was not known until the Pres.
iirni submitted his message 10 con.
gross. The lumber and farming inter.
"st,, ih" latter represented hy the Of.
hcers Of the GranRrrS, got into the
hight early. and they have succeeded In
arpusing q good deal Of opposition,
whirh has been arriving hv mail in the
way Of protests 20 Congre-smcn aud IN
expression, through the public PRINT.
ON the other hand the metropolitan
pres, and the manufacturing interest,
IT the east have strongly endorsed the
proposed rat ifcaiion of the treaty. The
House, acting NOR" a. q matter of ron.
rirtlun On the part Of the membe-s.
than upon advice Of its constituency ,
has passed the Legislation along 70 tn"
senate. A. first there were we'll defined
rumors that the senate would refuse
20 act this session, but This was immc
iiairlv followed hv limitations that
in many quarters were regarded a. .
threat, that President Taft would not
hesitate =" call an extra session ~
Congress unless the senate voted upon
the treaty. President Taft ha, never
gotten a. busy on any measure" -
ou this. aud he has onc forth 20 III"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-25
AL KAUFMAN

tn" heavyweight pugilist aud one Ut
the hopes Of the white race. " has sold
himself for two years, From Balti.
more, Md, comes the news that for
the sum NJ $4,000 Kaufman has signed
himself over 10 Barney Gerard, Of New
York, and another contract has been
signed whereby Gerard promises -
pay all Of the puRilists' travelling ex
peEses and hoard bills during that
time. Gerard believes that eventually
Kaufman will fight Jack johnson, and
that Kaufman will be returned the
winner. II this happens Gerard will
have IN" better Of the bargains. should
Kaufman lose or should the fight fail
to take place Gerard will he compelled
to do some fine managerial work 70
break
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-25
Happenings of Interest To
The Country, and Affairs
at the Capital In Which
New Mexico Figures.
ROM
. NEW MEXICO IS
HARD


Washington. y. G.. Fcby. 2U.-Thcrr
- every reason to hope that New Mex.
iru will become a state before March
!. Delegate Andrews Is leaving uo
stone unturncd to bring about this re-.
suit. aud In view OF the tact that the
constitution h. exciting no criticism,
the Members Of the House will be- In.
clincd ~ favor the wishes at the New
Mexico delegate, who has worked -o
long aud cou~scicntiously 10 bring hi-
Territory into the Union. Mr.. Andrew.
has the warm friendship aud support
of the Senators from PENNSYLVANIA and
other states. aud with the assistance o.,
j. able 10 command IN both branches of
Congress, be- will boz able 'o accomplish
his purpose, providing the task is with,
IN the range OF human possibility am,
Mr.. Andrews saws 10 j.,
Onc of the members 81 'hc lIuu.,
Committee uu Pension, told your cor.
respondent that the cnurs of Delegate
Andrews, of New Mexico, iu behalf of
the Pension Bill. was largely Tcsiou,r
hlr Tor the passage Of 'hc mca,ur,
through 'hc House. And now Mr.. An.
drows bar, followed the bill over 'u
the senate, % continued the Congress
man, ''vborc hc b.. pu,aiug h. friend,
who Arc members Of the chamber Ga
complete the legislation.
"Wu the President Ign the bill.
was asked.
andrews says be- Viii. was the rr
Spouse, and no one is in hotter pos
tion to know than be-.
Under the oiJ law veterans ~ M,
civil war received pension, ~ follows
SiSty-6ve years Of age, tl1 q month.
seventy q ar~, tlj; seventy nyc ,our.
geo. The bill ~ amended will pension
veterans NJ ,iNty.two wears II age ~
sl5 a month; sixty Eve wears. $50; Sc,
"nty YEAR, s2j seventy i've vrnr., $50.
The increased pensions in New Mex
leo under this bin will amount 10 -.
j0n.0n0 annually.
The New Mexico visitors ~ the Can.
itol are doing cuertiyr team work in
their efforts 20 obtain approval for
statehood during the remaining DAYS
NJ Congress. Governor Mills has had
several interviews with the President.
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country, aud L. sending members OF
has Cabinet, 10 arouse public support.
The prophets IN the capital have not
yet figured cut what will happen, but
Il j. recognized that the A~dministIa
ton has at least gotten into hghtiug
clothes, aud owing to the fact that no
Ouc seems 10 desire an extra session
the odds are IA favor OF sumc Kind Of
action by the senate. some uf the
newspapers have attempted 10 tell
what tha, body will do about the ma,
ter, but all publication, that forccas,
any definite action may be- put down
IS simple guess work.
Colonel Gco. ". Gocthals, chief eng
urcr OF the Panama Canal, has been IN
the Capital tor the purpose OF telling
senators, congressman aud others about
the Panama Canal, aud he occupied the
hall OF the House OF Representative,
one evening, giving official Washing
ton q first class picture show aud de-.
>cripti,c lecture. lie predicts the com.
plctiuu of the canal by January !, 1918.
Gu that date be said, the canal would
be IN charge OF q force OF trained men
prepared {" manipulate the immense
locks aud other mechanical devices.
with small chance Of accidents Or DELAY.
Col. 6oethnl' conhdenc. IN assuring
MS audience that the connecting liuk
between the Atlantic aud Pacific oceans
would bee N operation on schedule time
aroused the Neutrality-suspicious. 10 cnthu.
'iasm. The engineer prefarcd his pre-.
dictions with the statement that only
breaks OF ia" raying ~ ct cuts might
delay 'h" work. col. Go"thal refrain.
ed from discussing the proposed forti.
hcation of the canal.
Senator Bailey uf Texas. AWAY.
draws q crowd. ~ be- IL regarded a,
one of the best orators, and one of the
strongest men Ia debate, 10 the Scnatc.
lie poke before the senate in defense
1T Senator L.orim"r Z. title to his seat.
The speech 10y the Texas senator had
been anticipated rs the principal one
10 bee delivered in support of the rc,
port OF the senate Committee on priv.
lleges aud elections. which cleared the
Illlnoi, senator. Nearly every Seua.
tor Wa IN his seat and the gallcrio,
w"r" crowded, with many standing ia
'h" corridors waiting for ndmis,iou 80
matter what may bc the action Of tho
senate, ~ the opinion throughout the
country regarding the l.orimcr matter,
the Texans speech must be- regarded
~ on" 81 ~" features Of the present
session Of Congress.
Magayiu" publishers have been put.
ting ur 8 strong 6gh, against the prop.
"siuon - increase the one cent pound
pnstag" rate on second class mail mat.
ter, which l. calculated TO bee brought
about by q higher charge upon the al.
vcrti,ing pages. The argument OF the
publishers has beer that the, are ui.
ready paving q fair rate aud thar the
increased charge would in many ease,
place revenue paving properties in q
position where the deficit would bee ~
great 70, 20 force them out Of business.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-25
cARRLzozo BANK II
BLOWN: NOT RoBBEp

CarriIolo, Y. N, Feb. 2l~.-YeRgmen
forced an entrance TO the Exchange
Bank last night and demolished the
safe. The door Of the vault was blown
on the hinges and the outside door Of
the safe blown the length Of the room.
The robbers failed TO get inside the
safe after the door wal opened and
failed to secure any loot.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-25
TO MY NATIVE HILLS

HIS ui my native land,
Far u'rr the burning sand,
Rugged yc rise;
Win pine aud cedar crowned,
Where the Wild deer abound
Your hcnuty hes
Nr native hills Nv wild pulse thrils,
Sc ntr $50 grand.
Nud ,b,, the thought, with rapture
trnughi
VI, native land
lIul, o. m, nomc lund shore,
Nv heart forever NOR"
shall be- with thee,
For % 'rr 'hr cedar hrakc
po'h the Wild eagle take
lIi, Tight 80 tree:
Hugh r.H, oud grand, like s"n',nrl'
stand
GUarlug the drlls.
Through tail pm" trees the nifuI br-.S"
The music ,wrll,.
IllS ut my own loved state,
Nv low" shall u" 81 ubst-
For thee. dear home
Down 'h" darn canon deep,
Doth the wild torrent, leap,
DaShiug H.. foam;
Or dazzling what upon the height
Oi mountains hny"
Tn" whit" snow lies and from the ~ les
sends back lie blaze,
God ~ earth =, houndlrss shore.
Guild" thou forever more
With gracious ewes
Nnd past life, gricfs and Ills,
LEAD onward 20 the hills
81 Paradise.
IOEi FRANK HEDG. ErU.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-25
MEN WHO HAVE
OUT OF
WORLDS SIGHT

Case of Dorothy Arnold Re.
calls Other Instances Of
Strange Disappearances
Often Alternating Per.
sonality.
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Changes May occur

why, asked DR.. Osborn, may not
such changes appear suddenly l. time
d necessary element We may not yet
know the subtle forces accounting for
the original Impulse, but II il shall be-
found that the human face and form
can within u few moments undergo such
changes ~ to render them easily untcc.
ognilahlr at ordinary sight then We
shall hav" u plausible explanation tor
the most mysterious phase Of these sud.
den disappearance, the consistent fail.
ure of any one TO recognize 'trs" IN.
HAPPY victims of loss uf memory ~ they
irop out of sight