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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-09-24

down from Lime Springs, yesterday.
C. Steinhiler and A. Smith, of Straw
berry Point, spent Sunday in Cresco.
My meat market will be closed here
after on Sundays. v. N. Gender.
A $500 barn for $3.50.
Call on N. B. WHEELER.
16 pounds of Sugar for $1.OO, at
F. C.. Woellstein g.
For SALE-House and two lots, well
located. M. j. MACARTHUR.
Mrs. A. Marshall and little son Eu-
gene went to Lime Springs Saturday.
The Misses Sophia and Olga Gunder-
son came up from Ridgeway, yester-
day.
Mrs. Emery White went to Leroy,
Friday, for visit at the John Eppord
home.
For Sale-Round Oak Heating Stove
in good condition. Miss Lauraine
Mead.
WANTED-A girl TO do general house
work. Enquire of Mrs. H. w. Shuttle
worth.
Mrs. Jacob Wilde and Miss Vera
Gleisner were up from Ridgeway yes
terday.
The Misses Flora Powell and Irene
Roberts were down from Lime Springs
Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Allen left Sunday night
for Dubuque to attend the wedding of
a niece.
"Mound City "Horse Shoe" Paint
wears longest, looks best. P. A.
Clemmer. 2y1
Mrs. Emma Snyder left Saturday
for visit at the Jas. Murray home in
Charles City.
Mrs. Arthur johnson and Miss Helen
Hill of Lime Springs were Cresco cal
lers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Tess arrived
Friday from Mason City for a visit
with A. l. Tiss.
Mrs. DR.. Kessel left Friday for alvis.
it with her brother, John Magaw. at
Rochester MINI.
Several Industrious young men want
ed to learn the trade. Apply at the
furniture factory.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Murray and chill
dren left yesterday for their home at
Denver, Colorado.
A. j. Evans sold the corner lots,
owned by w. &. Brown, tol Fritz
Wagner last week.
Mrs. Harriet Mitchell returned Sat-
urday from two weeks visit at Man.
kato and Alta Vista.
Mrs. j. c. Biel and little son left
yesterday for visit with relatives at
Farmersburg, Iowa.
If you want farm loan at low rate
of interest, see American Loan 4 Trust
Company. Cresco. la.
We understand that l.. G. Fiske has
sold his Bonair store to VIM. Michel
nd snyil1 rok,,r,, k0
Harold Kendall arrived Friday night
! from Milford, Iowa. for visit at the
home of his uncle, w. A. Clink.
Mrs. J. C. Koop, of Schaffer, N. D.,
came up from McGregor Saturday for
visit at the S. A. Converse home.
For 'SALE-Two Shropshire bucks
Phone East Bonair IS.
JOHN w. DAILY, Bonair, la.
For SALE A good mare for farm
and road work, and a gentle, cheap
driving horse. M. P. LYDoN.
For SALE-2O registered Poland Chi
ma boars, all good gro witty fellows.
| SMITH Bro, Saude, Ia.
If you are going to need wall paper
next spring save 10 to so per cent by
buying now. P. A. Clemmer.
| Mrs. James Nichols returned Thurs
day night from visit with her son
Ernie Nichols and family at Monticello,
MINI.
WANTED HAY AND STRAw.-Those
that have hay and straw to sell, notify
J. H. JONES, phone az, Lime Springs
Iowa, Stf
--".~ -~e'Aa-AC s"-ST
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-09-24
Farm for Sale.

MY farm Of 24O acres 4 miles west of
of Cresco, Cheap if sold soon.
S., s. CULVER.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-09-24
Buy Your Wall Paper Now

We are making discount of from 10
to 50 per tent. Come and see the bar
gains. 2, A, Clemmer.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-09-24

Perry's Washington peaches have
arrived. Every box is guaranteed.
Try them, and if not satisfactory, re-
turn and get your money. You will
find them at the stores of T. E. Glass.
F. C. Wollstein, Alliance store, VIM.
Kellows, VIM. Woellstein and Zbornik
Bros.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-09-24
For Sale I

Duroc Jersey male pigs for sale.
Bred right and priced right. Pedigree
furnished. GEO. S. BARKER,
r. D. No. 6, Cresco, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-09-24
FOR SALE I

Deering Corn Binder. Nearly new.
Price reasonable.
T. L. BIRD, Bonair, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-09-24
Fall House Cleaning

Ladies get my vacuum carpet and
rug cleaner and make your work easy.
also keep on hand the linen dustless
mop, dust cloths and oil Of brightness.
Phone to Kellow's grocery, or at
Lowry's drug store. Respectfully,
Robert Phelan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-05

Fargas que Sc organizase en- Barcelona
una manifestation monstruo de anate.
ma por ell aSesinato del SenOr Canale-
las, asi Sc acord0, figurando entire los
adheridos don Crist6bal Listran, testa-
de Francisco Ferrer, el cual
hizo manifestations de protesta contra
ell atentado realizado por ell anarqulsta
PardinaS.
Algunos dc los acatras que profirie-
ron gritos subvcrsivos en- q mitin, haE
sido detenidos.
Ell DIPTTADO AZZATI. HERIDO
DE UN PISTOLETAZO.- DISTIN-
TAS VERSIONES.
Valencia, IS
All Giputado republican, por Nalen-
Ella don Felix Azzatti ocurri6 I'M per
cance sobre el cual circular las mas
yersiones.
Segdn declara Ell intcrcsado reyol-
viendo papeles en- su escritorio parti-
.ular, tropez6 con una pistola, que Sc
lie dispar6. atravesandole el proyectil el
dedo indice de la mano derecha.
Recouocida la herida por los facul-
tativoS han acordadO procpder a la am
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-05
MISSION
de Reputation de Aspirantes al Ejer
cicio de la Abogac1a.

La Comisi6n nombrada por el Homo
rable Tribunal Supreme, de conformi-
dad con la Ley Gle / de Mario de 1909,
para informar sobre las condolences
morales de los asprantes al ejercicio
de la &bogacia ante los Tribunales de
la lsla de Puerto Rico, acord6 adoptar
como regIa fila para todos los aspiran-
tes la de que, ademas de la prueba dc
declaraciones juradas del aspirante y
de dos personas de reputation, Sc anun-
Gle la soIicitud en- dos peri6dicos, por
t6rmino de diez dlas, fin de que cual-
quiera persona habitante de esta Is
la. pueda presentar queja fundada II
objection contra la admission del aspi-
rante
Y cstando pendiente de informe la
sohcitnd del senor don LUIS SAMA-
LEA IGLESIAS, Sc publica este anun-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-05

Practicable un eXamen mlnucloso de
la Recommendation privada del senor Ca
naleias esa memoria a que hace refe-
rencia el testador no ha sido- hallada.
PRETENSION DE LERROUN. - Ell
CONDE DE ROMANONES MEGA
Sc A COMPLACERLE
Madrid. H.
FL jefe de los repubhcanos radlcales
Y diputado por Barcelona, don Alejan-
dro Lerroux. ha visitado al Jefe del
Gobierno senor Conde de Romanones,
pidiendole que decrete una amnIstla
general por delitos politicos, contorme
e tenia ofrecido ell senior Canalejas.
agrcgando que muchos eXpatriados es-
peraban EN- la frontera franceSa la pro
mulgaci6n de dicha amnistia.
FL Conde de Romanones contesto al
senior LcrrouX que el ambiente actual
era desfavorable la pretensi0n que ell
diputado por Catalina sustentaba, de
clarando. sin embargo, que no esta le-
.jano el dfa EN- que demuestre de una ma
nera evidente que 81 ha heredado el cri-
terio de cIemencia en- que siempre ms
pirara sus actos el senor CanaIeias.
EN- Ell AYUNTAMIENTO DE PAL
MA. - MANIFESTATIONS POPU-
LAR
Palma de Mallorca, H.
FL Aymtamiento de4ic0 una session
a enaItecer la memoria dei Senor Cana
lejas. presidiendo seguidamente una
manifestation popular que recorri6 las
, principales GALES de la ciudad, dandosC
vivas a Espana, al Rey Y Canaleias
MITIN EN- BARCELONA CONTRA
Ell ASESINATO DE CANALEJAS
LOS ANARQUISTAS PROMUE
VEN DESORDENES.
Barcelona. Is.
Para prOteStar contra ell atentadO d,
que ha sid0 victima eI senior Canalejas
Sc ha. celebrado un mitin en- el teatrC
Romea'
. canelppanpia aIa inmanca
Todos los oradores ensalzaron La fgu
ra del senior Canaleias, aunque algunos
de ellos hicieron reservas respecto a 81
politica, eXcecrando Y madiciendo al
asesino "a los que, como el. solo per
sieuen la destruction social
Desde Im palco. ocppado por anar-
fuistas. Sc interrImpi6 un orador con
servador, dandose mueras Maura q
los asesinos de Ferrer.
EI tumulto fue espantoso, durando
ell escandalo la griteria mas de ounce
minutos
A las imprecaciones y mueras de los
acratas. respondia la gran masa de con
currentes al mitin con gritos estent6
reos de abajo la anarquia
En- medic del tumulto, el preSidentc
del mitin, senior Fargas, logra imponer
Sc. alcanzando una ovaci6n delirante
cuando al dirigirse a los anarqustas
les calific6 de fieras que palos habriau
de amanzarse. pues asi 10 exijian el or
den .p1blico la conciencia nacional.
Entire aclamacionos pronlso 81 senior
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-05

clio en- cumplimiento del ameritado
acuerdo, los efectos expresados Ell
ell mismo, hacienda saber que las que
jas u objeciones que deseen hacerse de
ben presentarse Ell el termino de diez
dias, . contar de la publication del pre-
sente anuncio, pueden dirigirse la
Comision. por conducto del Secretario
que suscribe.
San Juan Gle Puerto Rico a 3 de Di-
ciembre Gle 1912
Jorge V. Domlnguez
''anuncio'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-05

HOMEMADE A CANALEJAS. - MI
TIN EN- FL TEATRO DE LA GRAN
A.-ELOCUENTES DISCURSOS.
Madrid. H.
Organizado por las Juventudes In
beral V Conservadora Sc ha celebrado
I'M mitin Ell ell Teatro de la Gran Via,
en- homemade a la memoria del senior
CanaleJas
FL teatro estaba abarrotado de con
currentes.
Pronunciaron discursOs fogosos y
eIocuentes, anatematizandO cl crlmeh
elogiando a Canalejas, los Senores
Senra. ~Cancela Grijalba, este uitmo
en- terminos energicoS. fustigando con
dureza a los que juzga inductoreS del
atentado personal de que ha sido vlctl-
ma el .Jefe del GobiernO.
Interrumpido el oradOr en- Su dlScur-
so Dor uno de los concurrenteS, no con
forme al parecer con las ideas desarro-
lladas Dor ell senor Gmjalba originosc
IN peoueno tumuto que termlno con
la expulsion del local del iniciador del
desorden
FL catedratico de la Facultad de De
recho de la Universdad. don Vicente
GAY Former, hizo un diScurso que los
oventes aplaudieron delirantemente,
afrmando. entire otros extremes lnte-
resantisimos. que el obrerismo Vlene
siendo dirigido encausado por derro-
teros que lindan con las leyes penaleS
one de continuar permitiendose, co
mo en- la actualidad Sc permite, hasta
en los Cuerpos ColegisladOres, la preco-
nizaci5n del. atentado personal como II
naljdad para el ogro de solucioneS po-
l{ticas, los crimenes Sc repetlran arman-
do 81 brazo de los exaltados y de los
inconsistencies.
Cerr6 los diseursos el conceJal del
Avuntamiento senor Alvarez Iarrau2,
gloriicando a Canovas Y CanaleJas,
yictimas de la anarquia, cOncluyendo
Dor pedir que Sc estabezcan dentro
del regimen monarquicO dos poderosas
aorupaciones constituidas por patrlotas
honrados que velen por el orden social
el progreso publico, sin consideraclo-
mes de ning1n g6nero para los enemi-
oos irreconciliableS de la patria, de la
religion de la handera.
Fl orador ha sido muy aplaudldo,
dandose vivas calurosos Espana. al
Rev Y al senor CanaejaS.
Ell TESTAMENTO DE CANALEJ AS.
STS pRINClPALES CLACSt-
LAS MEMORIAL SOBRE SUS
CPEENCIAS RELIGIOSAS.
Madrid, IT,
Ha sido alberto el testamento del Sc
nor Canalejas
Despues de formulas corrientes ms.
tituvendo por herederos universities del
caudal que poseia a su viuda g hiJos,
establece varios legados en- favor Gle al
Qunos de sus sobrinos y declara que
aeerca de sus ideas religiosas deja es-
erita una memoria, EN- la que puntua-
Liza "a msnera de sentir y de pensat.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-05
Sc ALQUILA

Una habitacion para persona sola
matrimonio SIN hijos, con sin comida.
Informaran Tetuan, 2, bajos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02

apt to have eye disease than blondes, are
thus afflicted in far greater numbers than
the blondes is also simple when understood.
Eye diseases apparently started in the
Orient, where nearly everyone is brunette
and where dark eyes are the great rule
Conditions in China. Japan, Egypt, Persia
and such places are such that eye diseases
flourish to a greater extent than in this
country or England or Germany or in any
such countries where it is colder and where
the blue and gray-eyed people are in the
majority.
1t is said there were no cases Of trachoma
that dread eye disease. known in Europe
until Napoleon's soldiers returned from
Egypt where the disease is quite common.
Immigrants with eye trouble are now de-
ported and this is already beginning to les
sen the percentage Of PEOPLE afflicted with
eye diseases.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02
ShoUers

Mrs. F. p Rankin. jr. entertained
Wednesday at her home. 1IO9 Nevada
street. with a linen shower for Miss
Beatrice MCGhee. who is TO be married
TO Jim Porter, of Houston. in the mid
die OF May. Each guest came imper-
SOnating some character and a prize OF
an enameled pin was given to the one
who most consistently carried out her
Characterization This was won by
Mrs. Clarence Johnson. who represent
I'd Helen Curtis, of Married Life the
Third Year fame Miss TheO Patter-
son was Barbara Freitchie; Hattie May
LOretz was Betsy Ross; Sue LattneT
was Mrs Wigs; Florence Reed was
Maud Muller Mrs. William r. Blair
was Mrs. KatZenjammer; Mrs. George
Helde was POcahOntas, Mrs Harry
Vaughn was Mrs. ROrer the authority
on cooking; Mrs Percy McGhee was
Betsy Ross, Anna SOrenson was Clara
Barton, Geuevieve Anderson. Mrs
Ruggles, Gertrude Leighton was Joan
of Arc; Hilda SOrensOn was Lady Mac
beth; Beatrice McGhee was the Queen
of the May. and Mrs Z. p. Rankin was
Evangeline. Miss Ethel Brown and
Miss Flora Campbell were present
The dinner table was most attractive
ly arranged with miniature May pole
in the center. the shower gifts being
tied 10 each Of the Nay pole streamers.
Pink and green candles lighted the
table, half screened by pink and green
shades. The COlOrs were also carried
out in the refreshments Of salads and
ice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02
Parties

Thursday and Friday a reception ana
art exhibit viii be held by Mrs Alice
p. Thompson and Miss Alice Hendee in
BrszOs Flats. 203 East Missouri street
The exhibit viii include student
work done in Fl Paso, and in the
Fine Arts institute at Kansas City. and
the work Of several Fl PasO artists.
much Of which was exhibited last We'd
nesday at the regular meeting of the
WOman's club. also a loan exhibit Of
old china and antiques.
Thursday afternoon tea was served.
and at three o'clock the following spe-
clal program was given
Piano solo. Mrs. V l. Bean.
Reading, Miss Virginia Cornwall.
Vocal solo, Mrs. Ray X Smith. ac-
companied by Mrs Y. /. Bean.
Reading. Miss Bessie Roberts.
Reading. Mrs. Alice 2. Thompson.
Music, mandolin. Wallace Lane; gui-
tar Nern Lyman.
The patronesses of the day are
Mesdames 5. J. Fenneu Z. EohIberg.
Geo. TiltOn, W r. Brown, II. H. Bailey,
Charles Stevens
Mrs James a. French. Of the Alex
andria- entertained very delightfully."-
on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
g. Wetheriu Cox and her daughter.
Mrs Burlington. of Philadelphia. Pa
The guests invited were Mrs. Chas W
Gerber, Mrs Ledbetter, Mrs. Frank
Teichman. Mrs Chas- F. Herr. Mrs
Carroll Helmick. Mrs. Victoria Whit
mer and Mrs Wallace II. FARMLAND.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02

the year the postal savings bank was
established here.
The amount of money on deposit in
Arizona postal savings banks on Jan
uary / was 100000 and Of this amount
S135,O00 was deposited in the Bisbee
office
The figures on the domestic money
order bushes sare also encouraging from
the standpoint of the Bisbee merchant,
as they show a steady decrease in the
amount of domestic money orders issued
here. Figures given out at Washing
ton for the quarter year just closed show
that 80 percent of the total of money
orders issued at all pOstoffices in the
United States during the quarter were
paid at Chicago and New York, the big
mail order house centeTs.
For the three years of 1909. 1910 and
1911 the amount of money sent out of
the Warren district to points in the
United States by postoffice money order
was S823. S73-47. but. as in the case Of
the international orders. there has been
a decrease at both Lowell and Bisbee. as
the following comparison shows; 1903
s26O,649-36; 1910, 1928, 313.35; 1911,
S175,713.6O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02
Weddings

Miss Ana s Rodriguez and Manuel B.
Lacarra were married Wednesday Night
at the First Presbyterian church. Rev
c.. l. t'vcrstreet the pastor OF the
church. performed the ceremony, as
sisted by Rev. James D. Eaton, repre-
sentative OF the American Board OF
Foreign missions in Chihuahua who
has been a friend OF the family for
years. and who baptized the bride when
she was an infant Rev Miguel Mag
daleua, former pastor Of the Mexican
church OF Chihuahua, also assisted Miss
Rodriguez looked beautiful in her bril-
dal gown of white crepe meteor, which
was made with q round train. the skirt
caught at the side with a large rose
OF the same material as the gown The
bodice was adorned with ornaments Of
crystal and pearl and the yoke and col
lar were Of shadow lace Her veil was
caught about her dark hair with white
Grecian bands. ending at the side with
spray OF tiny white flowers. She
carried shower bouquet of brides
roses and ferns.
Mrs. Jno. Nigra. her maid OF honor.
wore a pearl gray crepe deliberately
embroidered about the cOrsage. She
carried Bouquet OF long stemmed pink
carnations Snd ferns and wore a pink
hat The bridesmaid Miss Carolina
RODRIGUEZ. was dressed in pale blue
crepe with lace trimmings caught with
a large pink satin rose at the girdle.
SAe wore a large white hat and carried
pink carnations and ferns. Jno. Nigra
was best man and c. G. Mellow the
grOom's attendant.
After the guests had assembled.
.MelOdie.' by Clarence Lucas. was
PLAYED on the organ by Francis Moore
With the opening strains OF the
Lohengrin wedding march. the three
ministers and the groom entered from
the yestry while the brides attendants
and the bride on the arm OF her elder
brother. j. :. Rodriguez, came down the
aisle. Rev. j. d. Eaton delivered the
Invocation and Rev c.. I. Overstreet
performed the ceremony, using tho
episcopal ring service Following this
me bridal party was seated while Rev.
Miguel Nagdalena in Spanish delivered
an instruction TO the newly welded
pair. Following this a hymn, ooh
rather. Hear Us" was sung in Spanish
by a choir consisting of Mrs Martina
A. de Caballero. Miss Emma CavalIero.
MISS BeatriZ EscObedO Manual o. Vas
quez, j. : Rodriguez and Paul Rodri-
suez, who was the choir leader. Fran
els Moore accompanied the singers on
l4e organ, and r. r. Gonzales on the
violin. Then Rev. q T. Ovars+rsef
asked the benedictiOn. and to the we'd
qlhs march from the Midsummer Nights
III cam the bridal party left the church
An informal reception for the bridal
party. relatives and most intimate
friends was held at the home OF the
pride mother. Mrs. Petra s. VIDA de
rodriguez, II 200 East Second street,
Mnere the couple will make their home
ne brides family has lived in FL Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02

Mrs Fred Woodwork entertained the
" ednesday Bridge club at her home
1907 Arizona street Wednesday after
noon The club members present were.
Mesdames c. F. Kelly, Winston Pettus,
J. d. Hughes. Zach Cobb. ]. 3. Watson,
1. j. Gilchrist. w A. White. VIII owen.
X B. Franklin. c. G.. Wimberly, H ".
Broaddus- The guests present were.
Mesdames H. l. White. Frank Tur-
uer, John Grant. J. ID. Mari. s. r Com
fort, r. IT. Smith, James Parker. Nor
ris Parker, l. 3. AIves. Gerald Wind
sOr. r D. 3. Smith and Miss Flora
Hague Mrs. Lewis Booker. Of SpO-
kane. Wash, was the guest OF honor.
There were six tables OF bridge.
Mrs. c. r. Kelly won the first prize
end Mrs John Watson the second. Mrs.
r. H Smith won the guest prize. An
ice course was served, after the genes.
Punch was served through the after
noon. Roses and California peoples at
tractively decorated the house.
Mrs. j. B. Hughes VIII be the hostess
for the club next Wednesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02
Dances

The May day dance. the final affair
Tor the season OF the social cluD, was
one of the most enjoyable that the
club has ever given The ballroom OF
TO resemble a garden, with an aDund-
ance of salt CEDAR evergreen and roses
Transforming the ballroom into YER
liable bower. which was strung with
supplied the dance music, and the old
fashioned dances, quadrilles, Lancers,
and the Sir Roger de COVerly were
danced with much abandon
Later a supper Of chicken salad Ice
cream and cake was served in the din
ing room of the hotel which was dec
GRATED with American Beauty roses
About - automobile loads of FL PasO-
ans mOtOred down from Ell PasO for the
dance. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. c. II. Leaveli Mr.. and Mrs W.
W Turney, Mr.. and Mrs 5 2 We!siger
Robert Holiday. Miss Ruth McCurdy.
Mr.. and AIRS. J. +. Barclay, Miss Lee
Walton. Edgar Vaughan, Mr.. and Mrs
Cts Coles, Mr.. and AIRS E Y. PerrenOt
Mrs. A. Z. Austin, Mr. and Mrs. W L
ToOley, Miss Wanda Race, Dr. and Mrs
J. O. WithcrspOOn, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID.
Wise. Mr.. and Yrs. julius Krakauer
Mrs. John NJ Dean, Mrs. T. L. HOff-
man, Joe PeytOns Mrs. W R Brown, J.
c. McNary, DR.. and Mrs ". l. Brown,
Dr. G. P Brown, Nern Wilson, Bob Mar
tin Mrs kruttschnitt, VIII MARI. Mr.
and Mrs. F. w. Kayser, Mr.. and Mrs
u W BOadCus, Mr. and Mrs. j. L.
Sweeney. Tom Newman. T. VI. WingO.
Miss Eileen " all. Dr. j.. n. Ridley Lieut..
and Mrs. W O. Gardenhire Capt. and
Mrs. s Van Lee-, Maj. and Mrs. G.. y
Barney, Capt. ". T. Hart. Lieuts. r q.
GOetz, c. ). Blakely, A. y. krOgstadt,
p c. Lockwood, jr-, D. o. Byars, Capt
6. L SimOnds, Lieut. A. II. Milton, CaPL
and Mrs G. c. Farmer and Miss Helen
Farmer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02
Why BLONDES Have WEAK Ewes

ID LONDES are more apt to contract eye
disease than brunettes
But It's is not the time for the
brunettes to rejoice because recent Stats
tics show that more brunettes are afflicted
with eye trouble than blondes.
And negroes are seldom troubled with
eye disease.
This all sounds somewhat paradoxicaI-
somewhat confusing-but there is an ex-
PLANTATION, just as there is an explanation
for everything.
The reason why negroes seldom have eye
disease is because they lack certain tissues
IN the eye balls. and it is in these tissues
tnat the eye diseases get their start. For
this same reason blondes are more apt to
nave eye diseases than bruneUes because
OF Ine presence Of more tissues in the eye
Dalls tnan IN the eyes Of their dark-haired
ana 0aTker-skinned brothers and sisters.
) Inc reason why brunettes, although less
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02
BANKRUPTCY ORDER
DECLARED ILLEGAL

Chicago, H.. May ?. Judge lands in
the United States court yesterday de
cided that the Yellowstone Portland Ce-
ment company, an Arizona corporation
with a plant in Park county. Montana,
was thrown into bankruptcy illegally.
The court ruled that Donald Grant, of
FaribauIt. Mimi. as an officer of the
companv and the board of directors. had
acted illegally in filing a voluntary
bankruptcy petition without the consent
of the stockholders. Judge Lands or
dered the bankruptcy proceedings dis
missed.