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TO PROMOTE
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classes Of railway postal lines with
their transfer and terminal offices
The compensation will DO highest for
lines on which work is heaviest.
beginning with 5000 a year. all
clerks who render faithful and Ell
cient service will receive annual pro-
motions Of 800 until they reach the
maximum OF the successive annual
grades, after which they may be pro-
NOTED for specially meriLorious ser
vice until their pay reaches 81, 800 per
year. Chief clerks in tho railway ser
vice will receive salaries OF 1000.
Hitherto it has been the custom 10
promote railway clerks only when
vacancies occurred through death, res
ignatiOn or removal. Hereafter rail
way clerks will have assurance OF an
nual promotions, within the limits in
dictated. so long as they faithfully dis
charge their duties
This Is the method applied satisfac.
torily for several years in adjusting
the compensation OF pOstonlce clerks
and city letter carriers; but the range
Of salaries for railway clerks will be
higher because Of the hazardous ma.
ture OF their employment
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VERY ROMANTIC
Domestic r.ngis straightsaed Out In
Squire Dobes Court and Ans
Wen That Ends Wen.

Very romantic was the little drama
that was enacted in squire Lee Dobbs'
court saturday afternoon. and what
threatened at first TO cause IN. disrup-
ton OF family, ended like the last page
OF N dime novel with the reunion oI the
family.
About Z o'clock In the afternoon John
febrarki. OF Cleveland. entered the office
OF Squire Do5bs and told the justice that
his wife and little daughter had desert
ed him last Tuesday and that his wife
after selling the furniture. had eloped
with another man, taking the daughter
with her.
Ths plaintiff traced the wife and
daughter to this city. where he found
the wife living with another man at the
home OF her sister in the North End and
asked that warrants charging cOha bita-
ton be sworn out against the couple.
The squire made out the warrants, but
before he could summon AZ officer 70
serve them OFFICER Bartholomew enter
ed the justice shop with two foreigners
who were looking Tor . marriage license
suddenly a great hub-buh arose IN the
oftice ana looking around the Squire be-
held the man who had just had the war
rants sworn out, arguing In his native
tongue With the couple that had Just en-
learned that the Cleveland man had
found his wife and the man who ran
away with her.
After seeing her husband the woman
changed her mind as 20 whom she want
ei 20 marry and decided TO 10 back With
her husband while the court instructed
the mar with whom she had eioped 10
Love thy neighhor a. myself but leave
thy neighboT's wife alone"
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AVIATION SCOUTS
PROVE OF VALUE

PARIS sept 15.-Having Just re.
TUNED from Chinon and notored
through the region where ~. 900
French troops are engaged In field op-
erafIons more closely resembling &C..
tuai warfare than anything ever be.
fore attempted in France. your CORE
syondeut was deeply Impressed with
the intense military spirit end patri-
otto enthusiasm that prevailed not
only among the soldiers. hut especial
lr among tho iuhahifants ~ the towns
and VILLAGES occupied by the Red and
Blue armies
70 o. thrilling 90 watch the seventy
slx aeropianes ~ the French army
lowering and uhirIinE Ike gigantic
eagles over the OpDosinF forces. ard %
wos due exclusively 90 the lightning
Ike observation Of en- aeropiane o.
the Blue army that a cavalry brigade.
ied by General Dubois. was able 10
make q brilliant dash through n zap
In the Red army's positions and cap
ture the Red arTny's commander. Gen
crai Marion. and his whole STAFF
Tho Grand Duke Nicholas who wit
messed the exploit. exclaimed a. be
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congratulated General Dubois. Bravo
General you have accomplished one
Of the most skilfui and rapidly eve
cuted cavalry feats that have ever
seen
The foreign military attaches are
unanimous IN their opinion thai the
present rnaneuvers In Tourains prove
that The French army 10 IA a higher
state ~ efficiency. discipline and mo-
raie thar n has yet attained during
the Third Republic
Colonei Bentley Mott military a..
tache OF the American Embassy. who.
With Colonel Grebie Captain Palmer.
Catain Malone and Captain Moreiy is
following the French maneuvers IN
Touraine. expresses hts admiration for
the thorough and busincsslike quail
ties shown by both officers and men
durinE the operations. and is particu-
larry struck BY the wonderful nrgani-
nation ~ the aeroplane fouiias and
the precision Of the Information OBJ
tanned BY tho aviation scouts The
ofhcers are also impressed by the ex.
traordinary marching powers % the
French Infantry.
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WOMAN MEETS
TRAGIC DEATH
SHOTGUN 10 AccIDEErALLY DIS
CBA2o1p WHILE D8xNo
CLEANED
And Woman Eecsivsd Discharge In tho
Back ana Lived But
lev Houra.

Mrs Frank Boyer was the victim %
a fatal accident at her home on Wsges
fIill, few miles south Of Beliaire
about s:so o'eiock. sunday afternoon
William Davis. a farm hand. was oilinE
a shotgun. and Mrs. Boyer was stand
ms in the same room. directly in front
OF the gun, which was accidentally dis-
charged The entire contents Of the gun
struck the woman IN the back and she
fell unconscious 10 the floor
Mr.. Boyer ana Davis carried the I'M
conscious woman "a a bed and Or H.
y. Wiedman OF Shadyside. was sum
moned. DIR. Wiedman worked over the
unconscious woman for several hours
but she died at $50 o'clock last evening
The victim OF the unfortunate acci-
dent was about s5 years OF age. and
was Well-knOwn and highly esteemed
resident Of Belmont county. The de-
ceased IS survived by n husband and
four children--Miss Birdie. at home
Mrs. Goldie Witche OF Bellaire; Robt
Franz 81 teI Is an In IN. o. he a. and
railroad In Beiiaira
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TALKED TO DEATH

PHILADELPHIA. sept iB.-Physi-
clans NJ the Pennsylvania hospital
since 1880 o'clock this morning have
been endea, oring 10 find some method
by which uey may prevent Mrs
Alice Holland from talking herself TO
death. Tho woman apparently ID, e
not want to talk-she Just can't
help a.
The sirnrEc part ~ the maiady a.
THAT the woman insists that some per
son he present n listen to her. u
she a. left nlone she talks 10 The hos
pltai walls but she shrieks for som.
person t0 crmc within hearing.
Physicians have examined her for
an injur; e. the head. but have been
unable ~ nno any. ~ "a last resort
they disrnosed her case az one 81
acute manf ana hysteria Opiates
seem 90 have absolutely no effect upon
her.
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NOTED CIRCUIT
RACES CARDED

cLARKsBURG. W. Va. Sept. Is
While there will be various other at
fractions, horse racing will constitute
one OF the prominent features OF the
annual ClarksbuHg fair. to be held
September II. IL. 10 and 90 on the
beautiful new fair grounds in this city
ana several car loads OF noted horses
from all over the country will contest
Tor attractive purses. The clarksburg
fair - member OF the Erie trOtting
circuits, which Is known as the king
OF the half-milers, and through this
membership many OF the most noted
racers on the American continent will
be brought To the fair.
MI the harness races will be gov
erned by the rules OF the National
Trotting association. OF which the fair
association II a member. and the run
ming events will be carried out In ac-
cordance with American racing rules
Entries must be made before II T. m
Tuesday. September 10. to ". r. Cork
speed secretary. postoffiee box ISL.
Clarksburg.
The speed program n as follows:
EA
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CIRCUIT COURT
sohsnk divorces Case UP and Defendant
orantsd More Tims-other
Cases.

TIE divorces proceedings 81 John n
Hcnenk Ns. Laura Iarusworth Schenk
was called Tor argument In the circuit
court before Judge Hervey IN the courts
private chambers saturday. but after
considerable argument by the attorneys
FOR both sides. the defendant was given
until November . o. file her answer 10
tho plaintiffs BIN of particulars.
Attorney a. D. uandian for the plain
tff argued against allowing the defend
ant nrY further lsnrtn ~ Time 90 file
t.f answer. while Attorney T. J o.
o. Hrien, rhiCf counsel Tor the defense
asked FOR c1utlruanro. stating that
thew had found it necessary fo take depo-
s.finnH from Europe tn learn 81 Sir
~tfenk's sections while on 70 tour and
Just previous Co. hiE return home and
Subsequent iiiness
Mr. u'Erieu also slated thaf 90 was not
the desire - tho defense 10 prolonF the
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To-dAy.s 0amsA
None Scheduled


ST. LOUIS Sept i5.-Pneher Joe
Wood Won his sixteenth successive
game to-day. and equaled the Amsri-
can league record. made by Waiter
Johnson. of the Washington team. this
season. when Boston defeated St
Louis In the second game of a double
header. TO l. The game was called
at the end OF the eighth inning be-
cause OF daI knsss
81. Louis won the rrst game. 8 20 Z.
fast fieldipg preventing Boston from
overcoming the lead 81. Louis got In
the first three innings.
Boston vor the second game in the
eighth inning when. with the bases
full. Hamilton made n wild pitch and
Wood came home Score:
f1rst game. X. II. Z
81 LouI. ~ i6s5SSe.s1 !
Bstteries-Hsit Mandyke and Nuna-
maker. Cady; Baunsardner and Alexan-
der.
Second game: r. II. T.
boston ,.........SoS SiSoi-. Q
characterization and stephens.
Wood and Csdy.
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ITALIAN STABBED
LAST TUESDAY
Jufy on . Esrdsr cS.srs

Prank Loprests. the Italian Who Vas
fesrfuiiy siashed and stabbed by a fe,-
Low countryman. Joe Purors. near the
y. q o. station last Tuesday, died from
the result Of the injuries IN the Scr,n
Wheeling hospital at O'clock yesterday
morning. and Purpura. who has been
held IN the county 3sii awaiting the re-
suit OF tire injuries he indicted on Lo-
presto. VIII now be held for murder
Last Tuesday morning. while Lopreste
was walking up Market street.. past the
u. q q. station. Purpura walked up be-
hind him and excialrned something in
his native tongue Lopreste wheeled
around. facing the mani but before he
could move. purpura had drawn a long
knife from his belt and siashsd ana
stabbed Lopreste and then knocked him
TO the street
Lopreste was removed 90 the North
wheeling hospital. where he was at no
time expected TO survive the iniurfss
and II was only HE wonderful physical
endurance that kept him alive 90 long
Purpur9 WAS arrested by Constable
Bert Philips a few minutes after the
crime had been committed. and will now
be held 10 await the action OF the grand
Jury on a murder charge.
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0NSL0W
Hx-BrLLYxEN Pur OUT or THE
GAME ron KI0KIN0.
Washington won oeme IN Seventh IN
ming nslly-Leadsrs Split with
Tailendsrs-White aox Won

DETROIT Sept. 15-Washlngton by
a thrilling rally in the seventh inning,
defeated Detroit. 20 3. to-day. in 4 con-
test which introduced almost every
thing possible in base hall. The game
was called on account OF darkness after
the eighth inning was completed. In
jurios and the Punishment OF players by
the umpirer kept both teams busy shift
ing their lineups.
Mcbride and J. Onslov we're put off
the field for dieputing decisions. Milan
and Foster both were injured stealing
second. but the former remained In the
game. Score: r. IT. r
Washington 100 . 5000 CO IL 2
Detroit ..........0 2O10O-a
Hatteries-JOhnson and williams
Troy. Wiliet. Jensen and J. Onslow.
Kocher.
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BUTLER WON
Had Easy Time Dispostng 90 waynss-
burg opponsnt = Gives Exhibit
ton At Gnowcen.

Hun Butler. ~ this city. had little
Trouble In disposinR Of lack FInneran.
OF Weynesburp ~ wrestling match
laSt Monday evening a. Wayneshure
Ihe bout war catch -aa-catch can But
Ter obtained the fret fall in IS minutes
ana the second IN ~ minutes NcCiei-
Ian OF rnowfen, Pa. refereed the bout
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YIRGINIANS
(oeasaansd from Yirst psSs.)

licitous In having q rumor denied that
she had deliberately betrayed her
sweetheart. Wesley Edwards. Detec,
tive Baldwin corroborated their state
mentA and told the story OF the events
leading up TO the capture to prove that
the girl was no traitor to her lover.
He stated that when Edwards left
Mount Airy, n. C.. the girls home. he
Ind left $50 with her, TO be used TO
Join him when he was safely secreted
The money was stolen and then re-
placed. and in this manner Miss iro-
ler's father learned OF II. Detective
Baldwin stated that he had two OF
his men working on the Iroler farm.
and In this way learned OF a CORE
spondence between the girl and Ed
wards.
On the Trail.
The remainder is easy" said Bald
win. we watched her. When she
left these two men. Lucas and Mon
day. followed her. and / was right be-
hind them on the next train. You
know the story OF the arrests, and
that IL all there is TO it."
The party took supper in this city
and left for Roanoke. Va. at s o'clock
tonight over the Norfolk & Western
Railroad. expecting TO arrive there
tomorrow at noon. With the excep.
ton Of desiring 10 correct the state
ment concerning Miss Irolef, neither
Edwards nor Allen would talk 20.
night, combining their conversation to
Its too warm TO talk"
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hearing and that every effort would be
usds 20 file the answer 80 soon o. pos
slhis
~ftar Msfters WsaFd.
The adoption - Eva Gilmore hv Lou.
.F.IuHrfV. wHH confirmed ~
JUDGE NsHhftt sud she name % the
chi'f wa changed - Mary T. McEiha-
nsy
me cases 81 the hoard ~ sfucauor ~
the Independent school district 81 this
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c,tt ~ hiehasl Reilly. J. W O'Nsii
Guy Groves and others FOR TIE eonderi-
nation ~ property on the island FOR
hullainr purposes. Wns continued The
pet TONERS ask for the appointment 81
cpfr.fn sslonera n o. a renarrahis com
pensation Tor the property desired
Perkins believes nearly overytnins be
hears"
nut he's stone deaf"
'Prscissiy O. Detroit Frss Press
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

At NeWaTk! FIrst gane-NeWark z:
Baltimore I. SECOND Rame-Newark. 3:
Baltimore 2: ten innings.
At Montreal: Montreal. s; Roohes-
ter. 2.
city, 1: Providence. s. Second game
Jersey City. 2. Providence. 8.
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TWO GAINESVILLE YOUNG
MEN KILLED ON B. & 0.

and gave an exhibition before a large
crowd with wrestler OF that city,
named Mccoy. Butler won in s minutes
He left for Pittsburgh. Pa. where he re-
NAMED until last evening. returning to
this city.
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Pitcher Wood Equals
JOhnSOn'S Record
so sresT s.I soeees .Ss c.s SIX
Hs.siitss. ~ ST. Lssis. ostpitehss
Boston star. Bat Contributes .
Wild Pitch


YsstsrGRy.s 1SDuifA-
9. Detroit. .
Chicago. q; New fork. 4
81 Louis. 8: Boston. T.
Boston. :. 81 Louis. I.
Cleveland Phila-. rain
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CHICAGO. sept. i5.-chieago punched
hits off Caldwell to-day and defeated
tured. Score; II. VI. e
Chicago ..2 90 400 q
New York ....01oI Oo00O-2 10 o
Batteries-cicotte and Kuhn; Caldwell
and Sweeney
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noun sAruEDAY HIoEr.
One was Killed our1ght and the othsr
Dtsd shortly After Arrival
at Hospital

Rushing through the darkness over a
long straight stretch OF track a Few
train No. los. on IN. n & o.. running
s;rsce ana in.,sn,iy lrisS John F%Ison.
i.S ss.i MII lss s.. sa%rasy u n naTr and
knocked John Pssnar. a miner. OF bat
leys Mills. sndsr the train. cutting off
botn of ms is,s ana iniur,nE nun h 40 ,nh,
20 the North wheeling hospital
IL In not exactly known how the men
Of ,s. s ssh ne an nan
IL no double track near the scene OF the
tragedy. The only way OF accounting
FOR The accident being the fact that
men were killed and ~ Is possible that
the fast train came out of the tunnel and
struck them before they could hear its
As stated above. both OF the men are
coal miners and Fulton had come TO Pal
ieys Mills from his home IN Cambridge
with Peenan, both men started to walk
20 Barnesvilie. about three miles. where
Fulton intended to catch a train for his
home.
Train viewer stopped.
The accident occurred about midnight
snd evidently the engineer OF the train
men. IS the train did not stop and the
men lay along the track for several
hours until the telegraph operator At
Media. near Bernesville. found them
when he was coming from work.
He Immediately notified DIT. Mccart-
ney, IN Barnssville. but when the physl-
clan arrived he pronounced that fmme-
diate death had coms-to Fulton. and he
was removed 20 Rsrnssville. while Pee
nan was rushed TO the hospital here. but
died few minutes after his arrival.
death being caused by loss OF blood His
left leg was severed abover the knee
and his right leg below the knee
shortly afr his death the body OF
Peenan was removed to the Cooey- Bentz
halmed and shipped to Barnssvilis yes
terday a. mon.
Both % the man are young and single.
and were we'll known in and about
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friday, September &C
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
No games scheduled Sunday.
Standing OF Clubs,


ro-day's Games.
Chicago ~ New York
Pittsburgh AZ Boston
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
81. Louis at Brooklyn.
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WANTso-So boys. steady work.
Good wages. Northwood Glass Co.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04
Cen Rsoenao In Pueblo.

Con Rcnehan. who for many years
pulled freight on the Santa ee b..
tween Pueblo and La Junla and DEN
yer. is In Pueblo from his present
home In Los Angeles Con has re-
tired from railroad work. aging that
NJ In too far along In life TO keep W
with the younger eagle eyes" of
today. lie 10 nov employed by the
city os Los Angelica. and has charge
Of one Of the large parks He says
that railroading on the coast h not
nearly A. strenuous ~ II is ID Colo
RADIO. and the men do not make ~
big checks ~ they do here. He viii
visit with friends In Denver bssoTr
returning to the coast, Pueblo lIrad.
~r.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04
Woocsriy's Thes,se.

Watch for the big doinrs that arr
going to b. pulled off n, woa1essy's
Th~stcr. That's all. The rytaeess
has been lca7ed and W. viii ~ he
equipment Of that thca,cr - rsea.
fnecs tho woa1ssly. When ~ -
tsmplated improvements have bsse
made We viii hav- the best ee11p0s1
tAsatee In The business.
We tnt"nl 10 put In mees osets
and will have NOR. stsGs rooo.
There will also b. . double. eoDoooe'
ttoa picture booth. with two 0asooosl
IN workias or6er ~ all tiasos 0ee
oshtnx Il possible TO run . toosoA'
soal show without = stop. ~ "a
inssfe our Datroas . good s1ooo uAeU
80 - IoAg q sAost wo11oeeooe'
thiag doiss ali ths time. Wuo1o -
lssSy's e1s Ussls ToM's 0aoU ~
~ aal stA-rues1ay ~ voo
g nsss wesG.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04
Fsssd speets. q Rink.

The carnival held At the INK Fri.
day night. April :sth. between the
seventh and eirh'h trades Of the
Columbian and Lincoln schools vas
hbcrsily patronts'd. The events and
results we're ~ follows:
Thirty five yard dash-Trujilio. Lin-
coin. fSrst: Burveil. Columbian. sec.
onA: Heisgood. Columhiaa. third.
vosr hsadred aA1 tAirsy yard dash
'-Tsujlllo. Liacsaa. first: Buevsli. Go.
Dsohiaa. ssooad: Jsakins. Liaco,a
third
liigh jsnCDoty .i.isco,a. first: Jea.
k1ns. Lincoan. sscoad: vanniag. Co.
1u0biaa. aal Otlt. Llncoia. tied Soe
tAls1.
Relay sses Won ~ Llaco,n.
Wvesliing- -Catsh weights. rruji1lc.
Lonsela. woa over Huassaan. Co,un.
b1aA.
WssstliAs. ~ pess1s- MeCauley.
Ceouobtaa. voa evee BAvssds, L..
~.
Dasase bais-0sos ~. Z y :. 10
Do1n1D soaaesl: Nass1n ~ ~
pson6a osouabaaa isx prints.
La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04
Living ~ Twenty Ae,.. Ne, o..,e,

@iSuD ~ tVy S~SWO ~ O80eS
Is twenty Acres enoagA. Tbs
qae@tson VAS asked negative ely hy q
yo1nx man and his xif-. who we're 20
search Of pure milk for their kids. 4
ride to the north OF Denver ksuue
the young people TO = small far
The house was surrounded By . bean
,itul lawn and shade trees The m
Jersey cows. the large number g.
chickens and pigeons and the intes ss
cultivation Of the place brought forrb
some cheerful remarks on the SUI
iect o. farming The woman zsE
the question. How many acres Of
land have yos-- The answer "a.
Twenty" Sh. asked. -Hos ns
have you In your family" The faF
mer replied. six" Ny. my" .4r
said, Il cannot see how you ran
make = living on twenty acres. NF
father had a farm of lS6 acyes l
Kansas and IL Was as much A. ae
could do to make both ends meet
The granger smiled and inquire %
the gentleman ho~ he made his ,
Ing and Sas told that he rec. I'd
a salary OF Sl25 month, This -as
enough for the sood-natured rura list.
He said. Now. for fun. let US com
pare our incomes and cost o! HsllE
He figured. You get 3Iy5 q mouIh.
or 81 500 a year AID 1t costs yll
n, least SIS per month for hving Il.
penses, or 1900 a year. leaving a u-f
income OF 5000 for clothing and iUti.
d.ntais" The farmer then ga.. On"
following statement from his buuks
so, 900 eggs. Si.ss5.zs; 1856 aver
txo-pound ducks. $3.50: $50 sy.raE"
two pound chickens. Ssy 30. 700 late
chickens. $3.50: sl3 old hens. S3s ~.
i2o squads. 5000; $50 pounds Bs.,
sian hAres. SIoss0. one calf sp.
two early lambs. $3.50. butter. = 70
honey. si2: Is tons alfalfa hay. 1.-n.
1000 sacks onions from five sr.s.
81 500 Total gro.. income. N.cia =
cash paid out. 15ss-5o; net incom",
H.ois7s
In addition to this" he said. sr
raised 5gi pullets for next year aud
hay and grain enough to feed. We
used for the family living 80 chick.
ems. veal. mutton. squabs. rabb.s.
butter. milk. honey. fruit and 'ssr
tables. and have cellar full OF VIA
ter supplies" This seemed iaHr.a-
ible to the young people. but after
looking over the accounts. which
were KEEP, In strictly business man
ner. they became convinced OF Hr
tru,hfulness cf the statement They
were shown through the eel k"pt
h~nn~ry. the man explaining ht 1,osa
successfui method OF raising chichens
lie gave them milk fresh 'fum the
COW. two squads. n pound oi honey
and some fruit and they lr't with
a resolution to change th'r mode Of
living and give up city lif' The far
mer explained that there b. 10 mar
ke; equal to tina, of D.HT-r for
spring chickens. squads. ir"sh esxs
sndp urc milk. for the r'ason that
there are 10 many invalid IN this
country who require fresh iood of
this character and who pay fancy
prices Hc said that b. deliv.red
squads to private housr al nifty
cents pair. fresh .ggs ai thirty
cents dor.n. fresh milk ~ fifteen
cents quar-, and young Belgian
hare~ at nifty cents each and the
doctorl are continna 'ly ,lmplaininx
that there is not enoIsh strictly
fresh and pure food OF this character
to supply the demand -fi,ld and
Farm.
Wnl living on twenty aHres near
La Junia produce Ike resnl,s. II .
systematic effort Ia made Why not :
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By Tom Mcnamara

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