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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-22
MISS LILLE WILSON,
MRS. F. /. GARTH,
Committee L. S. Ross Chapter, U. c. v
DAVID MIKE, SIR.

DAVID MIKE, Sh.
Whereas, the death Of Mr.. David
Mike. ST., removes from our midst a
pioneer citizen, one who had lived the
greater part of his life among us, add.
ing to the upbuilding of our town, and
one who served faithfully in the strife
between the states; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That we, the l.. S. Ross
Chapter, U. D. c., show our appre.
citation of his efficient service and zeal
and that we extend our sympathy to
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-22

offer heartfelt sympathy in their be-
reavement. AS they pass through the
aisles of grief and loneliness may
their weakness be supplanted by Di-
vine strength, and their broken spirits
soothed by the touch OF His loving
hand.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-01
THIS IS A GUARANTEED ATTRACTION

siderable increase in the production
of staple farm crops. Fruits and
vegetables are also in demand, and
the products that are being brought
into the market by the farmers of
this valley bring good prices. and
the city farmer is invariably hold.
ing his own among producers and
winning for himself a place in the
front ranks. Columbus Courier.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-01
Administrator Notice,

In Probate Court, Luna County. New
Mexico. I'm the matter of the estate
of Emma Burnham, deceased. -,
The undersigned administrator OF sald
estate hereby gives notice that on Mon,
day the 9Th day of January, A. ~, l9iI
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon oi SAID
dav at the Office of the Probate Judge
in Deming. Luna county. New Mexico,
he will apply to said court for an order
of approval Of his final account, winch
il now ON file. and for his discharge as
such administrator.
HERBERT II. OsMER.
Admir-. Estate of Emma Burnham, de-
ceased novl-22
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-01
ABOUT TOWN.

Good bicycle for sale at this office.
&. NJ. Sadler is driving a fine new
auto.
Dress maker wanted. Apply at
Rosenberg's, Baker block.
Wanted-A competent girl to
keep books. Apply at this Office.
Call 2S2 for fine meats. poultry.
fish and oysters.
}. h. Hodgdon is doing lot of
work on his farm. Among other
things he has big flock of goats.
Father NORM will hold services at
the Catholic church next Monday
morning at 7 o'clock.
Mrs. w. +. Bowler has the edit
or's thanks for some rs fine turnips
rs ever grew in the ground.
II. +. Cantrell has moved his
family to his farm home eleven
miles south of the city.
The grand jury very promptly
and properly dismissed the Geo. p.
Watkins case.
The editor enjoyed a nice little
spin in J. s. Kerr's new Ford, We'd
nesday afternoon.
Frank Nordhaus is wearing
crutches as the result of a fall from
the side step of his automobile.
The Cash Market. good things to
eat. Ernest Mounts, Prop, 100 Sill
YER ave. Tel. 2s2.
Fred Sherman has purchased the
Mrs. Young property. south OF
Deming, and the 40 acres known as
the Whitehouse land.
Miss Margaret Rosch was guest
of honor at a six o'clock dinner Civ.
en- last evening by Miss Florence
Ament.
The Cash Market, good things to
eat. Ernest Mounts, Prop. l20 Sill
YER ave. Tel. 1882.
The editor is under obligations to
the Milford. Craig.Stutsmen.Jeffer
hunting party for nice hunk OF
venison.
Vice presidential candidate Emf
Seidel attracted a nice audience al
the Comet Friday afternoon anc
gave very interesting address.
The Redpath lecture course wa
auspiciously opened last evening b,
the famous Waterman Concert Co
The vast audience expressed its ap
probation by generous applause.
Hon. w. L. Hines, president o.
the Peoples Bank, Calhoun, Ga
writes Prof. Robbins that he doe
not wish to sell his land in tn
Mimbres Valley, as he expects Il
make this great country his hom'
in the near future. He also adds
pleasant word for the GRAPHIC.
Sherman Realty Co. report tn
sale of a REIMBURSEMENT near Hon
dale to Clyde Pinney, who vii
move on the land and develop W
. water. They also report the sal
of the W. J. Evans house in Dem
ing and 80 acres of the Fowler trac
to Harry E. Knight
| Sarah Rebecca Lodge No. 3 hel
A.. its regular meeting last Thursda
2 evening at the usual place. A lars
+. number of members were preser
Y and team was organized with Mr.
n Nadia Russell as captain. The ne'
r meeting will be held Nov. ID and q
!. members are requested to be in a
l. tendance.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-01
Christian Church.
z. MOORE MINISTER.

The lmperishable Life and
Martin Luther and the world 5
debt to him" will be Elder Z. Moore's
themes the next Lords Day.
Bible School at 9:l5.
G. +. at $50 Leader, Mrs. j. NJ.
Barracks.
A cordial invitation is extended
the pupils to all these services.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-01
H.HRichardson,
8O3 West Pine Street
r. |. MILLER, Auctioneer.
Baptist Church Notice.

The pastor, Rev. o. T. Finch will
preach at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Morning theme: Love the
Greatest Thing in the World"
Evening, Quick Sales and Small
Profits, -
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Sunbeams. at p. m.
b. Y. p. U. at GIG p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
1880 pm.
Everybody cordially invited to at.
tend all these services.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-01


girl since Sunday.
d. Earl Hope, who has been the
decorative card writer at the Nord-
haus store for the past six months,
left Deming, Thursday, for Kansas
City.
Mrs. Geo. Reeb will soon go to
Stems and Granite Gap to look af-
ter her valuable mining property.
Her partner, Tom Taffer, left the
property without her permission.
X. {. Spencer, the all-around ex-
pert at Mahoney's. exhibited to the
GRAPHIC a Rhode Island Red hens
egg n and 81 inches in circumfer-
ference. Next.
DR.. r.. NJ. Paine has opened up
an office in the DR.. Swopc building
on Pine street. For six months DR.
Paine has been looking for Il suitn.
BILE location and is now very pleas
sntly situated.
Mrs. Crelle Leach and Mrs. Dol
lie l.ayne, sisters of J NJ. and
W. W. Barracks. will today open n
private boarding house at 6OS Gold
avenue South See their card in
this issue.
Jacob W. Raymond, walking from
Los Angeles to New York, was in
the city yesterday, with miniature
prairie schooner and a Scotch Collie
dog. He had made the trip in -
days and is feeling fine.
Ralph T. Smith, M. d.. of De.
Kalb. III =, and F. ID. Vickers, NJ. d.,
of Little Falls, n. H., have opened
Offices in the Mahoney building,
the latter having purchased fine
tract of land south of town. The
former has had special training in
the University of Vienna.
Miss Margaret Rosch, in her ira V
els for the FL Paso Times, is one of
Deming's best boosters. While at
Roswell she was rendered n recep-
tioa by Miss Myrtle Decker, former
" a teacher in our public schools,
the Roswell senior class being in at
tendance.
1t is with keen regret that We an
nounce that DR.. Moir was suddenly
stricken with appendicitis, Tuesday
night and is under charge of Drs.
Swope and Steed, who have not yet
deemed it advisable to perform an
operation, and We trust it will be
avoided altogether.
Congressman II. b. FERGUSON adj
dressed the largest political gather
Ing of the year at the Crystal Thea
ter, Friday evening, which closed
with a general reception and hand
shaking. Prince Hillard, chairman
of the county committee, fairly out.
did himself in the howery introduc.
. ton. The congressman says he
never felt better in his life.
S. M. Price, of San Diego, Cali
I fornia. has arrived in Deming ac
, companied by his family and has Ia
8 ken up his residence at 3l2 Nicke
= street. Mr.. Price has travelled ex
D tensively over the country looking
e for a location and Deming looks
n better to him to him than anything
he has seen any where. 1t is his in
q tention to buy land near town anc
J.. developit. He now has deser'
|, claim in the vicinity.
c One of the most delightful affair
e held in Deming this season was the
j. dancing party given by Miss Oliv'
u Wood and her brother Howard a
the Crystal Theatre Wednesda,
d evening in honor of Miss Margare
v Rosch and Miss nellie McCahon
e Ten couples enjoyed the hospitalit!
It of their charming hostess while Mrs
=. Ament furnished the music in he
It usual pleasing manner. Mrs. Julu
N Rosch and Mrs. John A. Wood wer
t. the chaperones for the evening an
presided at the punch bowl.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-11-01

0ElhGFA" Chicago Illinois, October %, 1912
John NJ McTeer, Deming.
have been appointed chairman myself, and know
the strenuous work devolving upon such officer In
political battles they are the real infantry of all political
campaigns Up pom their individual efforts largely depends
the outcome of the fight AT present it looks Roose
welt and Johnson will receive landslide vote next Tues
day in all great industrial Five additional votes
to the precinct may determine the of this great
struggle for humanity.
We urge YOU to leave no work undone during the next five
days to bring about the greatest victory American politics.
While our leader lies oy wounded at Oyster Bay let edoube
efforts. Signed
JOSEPH M DIXON,
Advertisement Chalma Progssi aionaC Committee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24

oieies Snbr fdum Gin &icrtel Scr lest.
Iabrigeu betrlta. 10 lit obigec Hciultat
dtcmlid bod mir einen Ninnciotner
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CT meilc Srau @orgaretba &ics 9cl
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feds Nonnten. Gr lpur acborcn IN
Nicocroonpen Stanton @repenmad)er.
Or uno iein nlIutncbr ~peritcrbener
Srelinb Matthias Yrpit bon CHICAGO
arbeiietcn lanse 3eit in Yaris. Sier
beiratbetc mein Batter &at6arina Rors
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@benio ginsen linn brei Sohtcr i'm
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
Srofber,oatbum.|
Ans Der tauptfaSt.
User bat idlieaIid @edt 6etummen?

Wer bat idlieRlih &cht betpmmen?
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pieper 10 picl bariiber IN Der 3ammer
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nun Die aleinbahnen balomoelidit
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felt. gS itelte iih MN Die Sraae:
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sierlns sebeim nit Den pprbanbenen
2iebbnbern p~erbanoelte unb ben &ouis
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24

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l'tps% ans9eooi: KIN piclc 2sctlc iptro
ul'u uis.aHp,'Te eontllffen5 nn9cs
lpat nnp 70 ger ogHNt Trcis leraliS'
Ntlu.ssen; 3r. 0fniin ponte pdoon
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24

il, Yiaffenthat. Saf. @id)el, @eid,dftsz
pertreter in SoIferiH. uno RifcI
$feiifer. SeriiGerunss : Sircftor III
S%ureinburg, nerlieben iporben.
anyembmrser i'm Auslaao. - Sn
8riiiiei mo ndbercr llmscbung mob
nen 164 SnrefHbur9er iinb 1892 Sus
ren,b1iraerinnen, ipopon $50 QureHis
burger iuin i34 9nrcmburgerinnen in
Der 3unrtltnbt icIbit uuidiii8 iinn.
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M 5. 0ss.

2nEembara 5. 9e5. - CUR
@rrihtiu9 cires 8eoentiteines fir
Sobn Grin bat iih in Gid a. 3. MS..
Elm gomite eebiIbet. oas an ale
ipabrcn Sportsirsunee nnS Ole Vereine
bes 9anbcS Die Bite rihtet. ScitrGge
81 bieiem nG,ionGleu @crfe an een
aaIiiercr bes 9omiteS Srn. Sos.
8aauerspeid in CID oecr al ,eeu
Gontiic YrGiihcnteu 6ru. Y, Shorn IN
Glib ci%nSuienSen,
Yrpteit. Seriammlunseu seeel has
Shnlseiet ianben am Sonatae in
@erIh, in &anl unc IN Hiimelingen
itntt. 3u Der &eriammlumg in Icrin
frarcn u~nseidhr 1.o00 Gcrionen or.
idlicneu, Sic ipurbc Dor Ser Stride
abaehdIien. 0ic @enen Der Serreu
Triint wnh Siienna erSieltcn Sen ses
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
ans hrn Der. 5tsatru.
(Agescheckt fun Mr.. Woll,
Chicago.)
EN- ENGEL DER BARMHIER-
ZECHKET.
Vum N. warker.)


De Cholera war an der Stad;
All Plaz war am Spid6l besat.
En- Arbechtsmann, half ugedronk.
k6mmt steif aus enger Schnaps.
Spelonk.
Hen tdrkelt meth, ais wi he gent.
Do streift sci Bleck ent Nonnekled.
A schmotzeg Risden, Fluch a
e. Schm0
Del rift hen do der Schwester no.
An d'sehwester biedt stell, mat
Gedold:
'yergef, o Colt, dem Mann sens
Scholdw
De Cholera war an der Stad;
All Plaz war am Spid0l besst.
An owes mach, sou an der Nuocht,
Do hun Sc mach e Kranke bru0cht.
Den Dokter sot: at Spidol as voll;
Ke Kranke get meth opgeholv
Do k0mmt eng Schwsster. Wat del
Dat sehwStst So fir de krsnke
Mann.
An entleeh get den Dokter no.
De Cholera-Krsnke bleift nun do.
Sc meeht am Sal eng PlStzche fret
A su0regt Ar he fromm an trei.
Do kfsischt de Krsnke wi ent
Hisn hu5t op smal d'Nonn erkannt,
Del Nom, del hisn aus Gotteshasz
Sou frsch vefnapnt hat op der
G4sz.
Del Nom hat nure, fir seng Schan,
Erbarme mat him IN den An.
An hust dureh suareg Dag an
Hirt Liswen him. Gum After
bru6cht.
Ksum war FIR hisn verbei d'Gefohr,
Du Long d'gut Schwester op der
Bohr.
Ma dsglech biedt ~andachteg, braf
En- Arbechtsmann op hirem Graf
War nit del Nom, am arme Killed.
En- Engel der Barmhierzechket?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
ga tarfte aetpis BE etfer Ser !,

49," VT<
@a5ctte" intcreiiieren. mas Die n2ur-
Iereins5eihine". offi5ieiIes Sraan Oes
2urembur9er Druberbunoes, tpie auer
2ugcmtbrrger Wereine Noroamerifd's,
iibcr Die Rerider Yroteits9 erjanms
llne gceeu bas reue S&ulgeies 81 ers
5dbIen ipeib. Bir 9eben bas Stiid
bier ieiner .Orisinnlitdt" tpesen
iportlid iuieber:
ngin Rerf4er fiber Sie
Hrcteff BerfommIuns
se8en bas ueue
I S&nIseiet.
Merfd. ben %. Rop. '12. - NadJ
iuoHenlanoer Worarbeit I'M sanoen
&anton ftn6et utoreen aubier sro6e
YaraSe Der &spoluaaer aesen oaS
S6lIgeIet nah. Wom @eneralitab
Der EroteitIer fin6 g6rensY riim aus
GIerf NIT benz Sired am Gteden nno
Abiutnnt Supone aus &eispeIt. Der
o,ir9 bic Ictten Dableu I'M &autou
gapeHen 3u traurioer B~eriibmtbeit scs
Iam8te SeIb. auserieben. lins pegen
bes SeI65uges eegea BRAUN. 8lod rnS
@pmp. auf3ufIGreh. Muf blutrotbeu
l(i) Blafaten label ms Die befannte
Sirma .5ir gertbeibieuns Der relis
si6fen Snterefen" Elm. 5u benz Wors
trae nnb Eroteit Der fatbolii1en
RGuner eegen bas nnGriitlibe SduIs
geIes. Die iiberau tpirS audi bier
bieI Boil periammeIt Sein, 10 baB Der
porseiebene Saai bes Wolfsbereins ii6
81 Helm ertpei5en in6, nit benz sez
ipohtten 2eitharnmeI an Der Spise. bic
@drbe 81 einent DffentIiGen YIaee.
am bejfet Dor bic Yfarrfir&e sebradjt
fpir6. BORT tperben Die Mataboren
Dem nerfarnmeIten VoIfe borgefteIt.
gbrcnsHriin p~robu5iert iiH pieber
einn,dI IN Der @ole bes 0aterIanbss
retters inb Goiutont Supong fpeuoet
eaai ben 9eibrald. Sas iiblihe
5nlbisnnss : Ssleerarnrl. fpeldes bic
boppeIe 4abl Der antpefenben ers
fpdhnt. eebt an ben Hii1pf nnb baum
Gflub Der WoritelIine. s{nberntags
ftebt an leien I'M .Uort fir Wabrbeif
nno Hcdt~: Cine impciantcre &unbs
gebung trie seitern IN W2erSd aob'S
nod ttie. ilG6el uitp.. ufp." nah bes
fanutcn1 Wn5ter. Inns amiiiiert Der
8unmeI; tuir betraGten bic suinns
rssn8eifromte Nense; an ibren @es
Siftern fsben mir bic Surdt, ben
3tpana. Won freiem @iIen Bel benz
tpeitd,is sr6bten TbeiI feiue Spur;
bieier diibert fid MIR. ipern has Wolt
Dor 8tuunsSmabreeeln fider fiiblt."
9uu. fpertbe 2eier, Ieien Gle mir
einmal bic beiben lesten Gdte aefI.
nod einmal: r@ir betrad,ten bic sm=
iammenseitr5mte Nense; an ib,en
0etMttru ieben mir bic 1urdt, ben
Suans. Bon freiem Wiaen ....
feline SSnr." llnb 70 gttpas fueipt
Nie eur. W~crcinSatg." bon chem
liberdlen Bii1 IN Der alien Seimatb
ap. obne audi nir cip @ortnenEpms
,lentdr. ohne aiid) nur Den ecrinaStcn
SncLISI al Scr Ghtbeit elmer 10
oItnMen slnifulbisune su besen.
sstc m cncr @eIt ioltc in 9dnbc
Suge'nhur8 cine sHsnse Spfes lid,
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SuSseidHunseu. Sic IsSniae
c Ia Gampasue Dc 1S70--It, &C..
onrh 8eies o II. September
eli. 1T muicreu %itburecru ben
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-17
Pipe organ
and ODYSSEY
AT LIBERTY

Again the management of the new
theater - the Liberty = sustains its
claim Of staging everything worth
while, for tonight the worlds most
wonderful creation of picture building
-Homer's Odyssey-will be thrown
upon the Liberty screen. Moving.pic.
ture production has indeed gone far
when the epic poems of old Greece
can be projected upon the screen and
displayed in all parts of the world d.
Even the Greek "profs" put their
stamp Of approval upon this latest
production, so true Is its portrayal OF
the warlike and lovcrlike characters.
tics Of the ancient Greek.
Homer's Odyssey. as students know,
is the story of the return of Odysseus
from the Siege of Troy to his island
kingdom, Ithaca, where he Is restor'
cd to his faithful wife, Penelope, and
takes vengeance on the suitors who
have sought her hand and wasted her
husbands substance in revelry and
debauchery during his absence. The
story details how Odysscus was dc.
tanned in the magic Isle Of Calypso:
the dispatch of his son to bring him
home; the hero's homcward voyage
and adventures: and finally, how, In
the attire of a beggar, at the door of
his home, he Is unrecognized, and OF
his vengeance on the suitors.
That the moving picture manufac'
turers have produced magnificent
picture is the claim of presidents Of
colleges, clergy and other students
who have seen the film. II was pro.
duced at cost Of 100000 and two
years we're spent in making IT., over
1000 actors being required for the cast
of characters. So valuable Is this film
that the worlds greatest detective,
VIM. J. Burns. is employed to protect
the rights of the makers.
This wonderful picture with It's
classical, sensational and instructive
story will be exhibited tonight for the
first time in Hawaii. Surprise was
manifest everywhere this morning
when the announcement was made
that this picture was to be seen In Ho'
nolulu, for many know the tremendous
price that Is asked for the use of the
1852 feet of film in Homcrs Odyssey.
surprising and, at the same time,
pleasing innovation for a moving pic
ture house or for any theater. for that
matte, is the use of a $500 pipe or
gan that has Just been installed at
the Liberty. A competent organist
has been employed to play and while
the film unfolds the great Grecian
story appropriate music from the pipe
organ will accompany the action oI
the picture. 49,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-17
IS STUDENTS IN
PEACE Prize
CONTEST 5

Thirteen essays have been sent by
Hawaii students to the Chamber OF
Commerce peace committee, in com
petition for the handsome cash prizes
offered by the American School Peace
League and the Honolulu Chamber of
Commerce.
Chairman w. A. Bowen of the Cham.
Der of Commerce committee Is highly
Eratilied at the interest taken in the
contest. Up to a week ago but two
essays had reached him, but during
the week they kept coming in and
when the contest closed on May Is
thirteen were enlisted.
The essays have been put in the
hands of the judges, Hon. w. H. Whit
ney, Rev. w. b. OlesOn and Mrs. D..
l.. Wilmington, and the judges will
render their decision on Friday May
81. At that time the sealed envelopes
containing the names of the competi'
tors. now in the hands of the Chamber
of Commerce committee, will he open.
ed and the winner identified.
Chairman Bowen said this morning
that ten of the competitors have used
rs their title the exact wording of the
have chosen kindred subjects qualify,
ing their ESSAYS within the meaning Of
the announcement
The prizes which Hawaii students
were given chance to win are as
follows:
l-Pugsley prize, 800, open to col
lege and university students.
BLACK prize, 800, open to women
university students.
3-Black prize, $500, open to women
university students.
Local prize, $50, open to all
scholars over IL years of age.
5-Seabury prize, $75, open to Sc
niors in Normal School.
G-Seabury prize, $50, open to Sc
nors in Normal School.
7-Seabury prize, $25, open to Sc
niOrs in Normal School.
S-Seabury prize, $75, open to Sc
niors In secondary schools.
0-Seabury prize, $50, open to Sc
niors in secondary schools.
10-Seabury prize, $25, open to Sc
niors in secondary schools.