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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
MADISON AVENUE SALE PENDING

Negotiations are pending for the sale
Of the two four story dwelling houses
Nos. Col and SOC Madison avenue. owned
by DR.. Joseph A. Blake. The prospective
buyer is a syndicate OF operators headed
by Isidor II. Kempner The houses oc'
cupy a plot ilxlCO feet, and adjoins the
Madison Avenue Reformed Church. at
the northeast corner OF 9th street.
The property was recently reported
leased for a long term Of years TO the
Madison Chambers Corporation. Plans
were filed on Saturday by Architect II.
NJ Baer for the altering Of the building
at an estimated cost Of 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
ABSENT VACATION" BAD
U. S. Official Unable to Enjoy Out
ing He Does Not Get.
From The Tribune Bureau.

Washington, July 17.-Sweltering In the
heat Of Washington, the Acting Score
tary Of the Navy, BeekmGn Winthrop,
read in the local newspapers to-day that
he had just returned from Long Island
after enjoying the sea breezes for a few
days. and he was naturally surprised, as
he has not been out Of the city lately.
The heat afflicted official was moved
to the expression that he was not be-
lever in absent vacations" because his
ideas about the weather hereabouts are
quite firmly fixed, and no amount Of mind
manipulation could make him enjoy an
outing which he does not actually get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
LIS PENDENS.

,assIi.AskLING AVE, s cor OF Washington ave
'1aoo.i; Mary Cash agt Isaac L Abbott e.
'erriss storck
rsh,tAsHlNGTON AVE. " $. PTS II n e Of
". 25x20O: clara Dellac 81 al agt Clarict
lo-s..ssss9i tamended foreclosure OF mtg; at
Icy Vieu
n VVthnDJHAM RID. or ave, 5, lot 96. MAP
~ mage Of Morrlsania. The Bronx: Frank
~. 70 sgt Daniel + Seybel et al faction 70
80 hen) attorney, W solomon.
s.sz9 I.DSON AVE. W ~ 1T5 n n OF 117th si
~! davidson ave, " =. 300 n n OF lltn
a. TTalOz :, two actiOnt. Henry X WOOD
tso sonn Massirnino Co ct al foreclosure oil
Diasssg9 attorneys. Cary & Carroll.
93ri55,, iiDSDN AVE, W =. l25 II II OF 177th 81
lss.it.1 oneida Savings Bank et al agt Jonn
tcrnsn.ho Co et al foreclosure OF mtg; at
W., Cary & Carroll
Lou. ~ sT 81: Sidney Wallsch. exr, agt
attor, s,ennlowsky et al foreclosure OF mtg
Wellach.
XII. AVE- . cor Of 18th ST. 25xs5: Theresa
49, Az julius Hsidermsn OF al foreclosure
~ attorney q II RHdgretn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
NEW TRADE BODY READY
Officers Named for National Chamber
of Commerce at Washington.

Washington, July T.-Elliott II. Good
win. OF New York, secretary OF the Ma
tional Civil Service Reform League, has
been appointed executive secretary OF
the new National Chamber Of Commerce,
which was organized in Washington I'm
April President Taft was responsible
for the organization OF the new trade
body, having invited thousands OF bust
ness men TO meet in Washington to effect
an organization which would be potent
factor in aiding commerce and industry.
d. A Skinner IS assistant secretary OF
the new organization and GrosvenOr
Dave chief Of the editorial division. The
Offices here are ready for business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
STORAGE NOTICES.
wEsT.sIDE STORAGE WAREHOUSE,

New York, July IL, 1Dl2.
To cowperthwait d Sons. Arturo de Cam
pora, Jessie J. Bridge. r. s. Wheeler. Mrs.
Ridslcy, G. w. Phillips, Mrs. ChRs. Braun
and Joseph ". Choats. il, receiver for the
New York and Albany Transportation 20. :
You and each OF you are hereby notified that
the time for the payment OF our lion upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. after due notice thereof had been
given you. will cause such property. 10
wit. Household Goods. Personal Effects and
Merch andIse. stored In the Wost-Side storage
Warehouse by you I'm your name Cor In
which you may have an lnteTest), to be sold
at public auction. according to the statute In
such case made and provided. at Miller $
Auction Rooms. 100 University Place, New
York City. ON TUESDAY, July 23RD, 1912,
AND on WEDNESDAY, JULY 2trIi. AT
1880 A. VI, and II the sale thereof Is not
completed on said dat@s the same will he
continued at the same place on each ana
every TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY there
after. beginning at 10 80 a NJ. and continu-
Ing until all the goods are sold.
WEsT-SIDE STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
MAY MAKE MEXICO PAY
Senate to Inquire About Americans
Killed by Stray Bullets.

Washington. July Ex-senator Nelson S
resolution authorizing the Committee on
Foreign Relations 10 investigate II any
one in the United States was or had been
encouraging an insurrection IN Cuba or
Mexico was ordered favorably reported
to-day.
The committee also acted favoraby on
& resolution authorizing the Secretary OF
War to ascertain the extent OF damages
by death or injury TO American citizens
struck by Mexican bullets during battles
in the Madero revolution near the inter
national line. The inquiry is a prelim-
mary 10 the presentation OF claims
against Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
MECHANICS LIENS.

lombard FL, >. 2l7 T. Of 18TH ST.
p1Ino; Dlmyck d Fink CO agt Pierce con
rrction CO. owner; Pierce & Goldsiein' CON
TWAS PI. n " cor I"0th ST. GoXl0o;
csris,ian Vorndran Sons ext George Ringer
acc. owner lrcncwalp; $3.50.
sTH AVE. ls9, and 20th st. 3o2 Vest;
Bonjanin Riosner agt Francis l. Oeu, H.
o.nsT. Iaurrncc I. RulCgnina. lessee; bdw
OBrien. contractor. S2n3 80
RUTGERS ST. %. Frank Levine ct al ag'
illis Simon. owner; Abraham Fciter con
,rpctor; S75.
s9TH ST 1sp East; Max P0ll"k aEt
N,ehsAls Realty Co. owner and contractor
Abe q Michaels. coDfra ctov. So
a,t CeorCe y Robinson. owner. John Ken
nsdy & Son. contractor. Sl,9Hl sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
TERATIONS.
Manhattan.

9TH ST, n S, 2O5 II OF 9th ave; TO l.
Wy hotel. West 46th Street Realty Co, Msdi-
~ ave, owner; Mckenzie, VOORHEES, * Smelin,
HS Broawsy, architects: 5000
BROADWAY. l3g; 10 a 8 sty bank bldg; LIB
IVY National Bank, on premises. owner; Nc
DnIs. VOORHEES, & Smelin. architects; 5000.
4, bROADWAY. n cor 3Sth st. TO q sly
,seeetre. store and Office bldg; Robert W GOelet,
%tsport. r I. owner; NJ Gray, 1402 Broad
architect: SiOO 900
18TH ST, i25 and 127 East 10 two sty
cn. Z Posner. II East 10th 81. owner
ssn'of & Levingson. 80 West 3sth ST, archi-
ee's; SC 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction at the Exchange sales
room by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
BY order Of executors
4.441 shares Ontario Mining and Smelling GO a.:
Il V share, Ardsey Casino CO.; per share. IS 20
$4,000 Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal Railway
Co second mortgage per cent gold bonds
| due 1854: certificate Of deposit. ...........ln
Estate Of Frank W Fechtnan. deceased.
81 shares l.. Foreman Fechtman & Co "a cor
poratlon): per share .............,.....slO o 10
BY order Of a committee.
5 shares American Mailing Co. common .l6&
share Southern Railway Co preferred. II y
Q shares Denver Rio Grande Railroad 90
shares Duluth. South shore & Atlantic Rail
share Kansas city southern Railway Co
common voting trust .............. -. 20
10 shares Manhattan Transit Co.; per snase' o,
shares New York. ontario & Western Rail
i share Toledo, g. Louis q Western RailIoad
sbares Paciac Mall steamship Co........8It
) shares American Hide and Leather Co. com,
Q shares American Writing Paper Co, com
$40 United States per cent coupon bonds, due
24~10o share Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
preferred scrip; lot ..:...'; -. -. 80
Q shares Brunswick Dock and City Improve
3 shares Des MONIES & Fort Dodge Railroad
IS shares Manhattan Beach Co...........'::22 "a
Is shares New Central Coal Co. .......... oIt2
3 shares 81 Joseph g. Grand Island RAILWAY
so0ei coo S" share chesapeake & Ohio Railway
first preferred scrip; LOT. ...............'.f w
ss5 Distllers Securities Corporation stock
SIS '[ Colorado I'D southern Railway Co first
nf
s2S Colorado ei o. & Southern Railway Co. second
Pr td scTp Southern Railway Co. nrst
mortgage 4 per cent bond scrip lot .....s9
200 shares Co'HS'oeS iO''"'' w. 'e' iOhc
500 Comstock Tunnel Co. first mortgage i9o
shares Col Columbus and Hooking Coal and Iron
shares nay State Gas: per share ........'. &c
For account Of whom It may concern
500 900 West End Furnace Co Of Roanoke
CVa) FIRST mortgage per cent registered
bonds, issued December l. 1902 due Jana tsno
shares Niagara FIRE Insurance Co. ..... 1871
IS 600 Bermuda and Atlantic Steamship 20,
Ltd. per cent gold mortgage bonds; o1o
1912: December. 1911, coupons attacheo o 90, ~
way Co nfty-year irst mortgage per cent
GOLD bonds cue 1851 ............... ..,. 81
p shares Prince Tire Co common ,ot ~" - -
0O7 shares Gas Electric Car Co. common ana
1.84l shares Gas Electric Car Co preferfea
O.
Lot IA--iO $500 second mortgage BONDS Ley
ington Manufacturing Co. 1870. 80 go
Lot 2A-10 $500 second mortgage bondS L[s-
ington Manufacturing Co. ......;'..;' .SZo
Lot 3A--I2 500 second mortgage bonds LIZ
ington Manufacturing Co. ' ss
ington Manufacturing o....;...;,..' ifSo
Lot hA-I0 $500 first mortgage bonds valley
Fails Manufacturing Co...........: ;SZoOo
Lot $40 $500 first mortgage bonds valley
Falls Manufacturing Co.........: .sZDo
Lot Sal $500 first mortgage bonds Palmetto
Cotton Mills ....,........,..:...: ,sI..'p
Cotton Mills ,.,.,...,...,,......,.. 81. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
PHONE REcElVERsHIP ENDED

Chicago, July 1.-THE property of the
Interstate Independent Telephone and Tel
egraph Company, which operates lines in
Illinois was ordered out OF receivers
hands to-day by United States Circuit
Judge G. c. kohlspat and returned 20 the
control Of the corporation. This is regard
ed as virtual reorganization Of the COM
pany and followed period Of nearly two
years If recevership.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 22a9. char. II,
schratt. Inc agt Ellen Warner e. al. April
~ 1912 S175
Jaek Varrsr 81 al. Nav ~ 1912; Sll0.
18TH ST Go 10 c. West. jerome Pa
gsno AT Faul,ees Construction CO {, Az
Jrly 1G 1912. $500
Jackson AVE. T. C cor lC1st 81; Philip
RoserthaI agt Celia SchwO-tzreich u a.; Oct
Il 1911: $50
PEARL ST. 434: Morris Zimmerman aEt
Augusta Schieck Il al. Nov .. 1911, SGo' 40
BROADWAY. 1892 to Ups 7th ave, 1@-
70 $50: Fle!scaGsn Bros Co agt Mecca real
u Co et a.. May 90 1912 lby bond), SO
$3.50
SANE PROPERTY; McNu.ty BrcF. Inc,
az same Nay 81, 1912 tby bond); So
1920
SAME PROPERTY: Paul SCherbncr Iron
Works agt same. May %. 1912 tby bono
r5sA o.
SANE PROPERTY, VoEel Cabinet 20 agt
nme May q. 1912 (by bond), S4."S3 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Yesterday IN the United states Court.
JOHN KENNEDY & son. Inc. 40. G
Church street. involuntary. Liabilities said To
be at least $1,000, assets. not more than
$4,000
JOSEPH HERMAN. 40 1862 BROOK ave.
v5luntaTy Liabilities. SI.pS5. 10 aEzr's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
LOST BANkBOOks.

HANDBOOK No. 4e5 800 OF the Union Dime
savings Bank Is missing: Any person hav-
ing a claim 20 81 Ii hereby called upon 10
present the same within ten days or submit
TO having said passbook cancelled ana new
one ifsued.
LOsT-Dankbook No 547, $50 of Dry Dock saw
ings Institution. Any person havIhs e!a.hs
same to the bank within thirty days or the
said book will be declared cancelled and eh-
tingu!shed and e-new one Issued N lieu theEeoi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST -Be,ween New Canaan. Conn. and
Englewood. y. J., three rings and gold
chain. with topaz pendant. One ring contains
fve diamonds-is marked 1s44-ls84 One ring
contains three diamonds and two rubies-is
marked isST-1902. Any one returning the
above 10 q. .. OTIS. Englewood, n. j., will
be literally rewarded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
Steamer Mary Powell

Afternoon boat for West Point Neyburgh.
Poughkeepsie Kingston and way landings
leaves Dssbrosses St. ! As 7. NJ. " 42d ST.
r. NJ. W. 10th ST., 2:2O y. VI. Daily X
oept sunday. Ideal outing 20 West Point,
returning by Str. Albany or rail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
poMEs- c SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Male,
COUPIE.-Man generally useful about sna !
Mace I'm co tntry; wife good cook. excellent
bousekceueT: $50; finest personal -efeTen 'es
pearyoy. n Agency 9 East 1924 81. Tel HAr-
lem 5OiI
COTPLE. japanese: wife swedish; with child ;
In country residence: experienced In domestic
service. reference japanese. care OBura, &c
West lilth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

e,sssLhEoA AVE. n w cor Lyon ave, 5Ox10o;
% 10 - Estate Co loans Norbert Robiilard
n ss sWAY. cor 4Sth 81. 129x98.s 20
nns ~. finance Company Of Pennsylvania
M S'"aoway and Seventh Avenue Co $l0O'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
AND TYPEWRITERs

VICTOR VISIBLE, 10 Nassau st. Catalogue
free: oil makes taken part payment; BARGAINS
In UnderHoods, Remingtons, divers, Smiths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18

ACCURATE sTENOGRAPHER and typi'i
ISb. high school education; American
christian Miss Hemme. 80 Arlington I'I'
BROOKLYN. -
TLDTF,s- cbildren's dresses mate. altered. re
modelled. family sewing. meuding neatly.
r.ssonably done. home or out. capable. DOL
I<nox ave. Tel MornlnEs!de
sTENOGRAFHER typ!st and assistant book
krapcr- BEGINNER. 81 90 start; can operate
eli machines Miss \. Hubert I'd Palmetto
ST Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
Female.

COOK Sc-North OF ireland Protestant. hrst
class cook excellent baker: has friend Iaun-
dress; first class, 60 any distance 9ilss MOI
rows Agency 72l Lexington ave, cor 0eth 81.
coon. Young Protestant woman; good fam
ily cook: $50 NJ. Miss Hofmayers Agency.
go 322 SIN ave ninth 1oor). telephone 4o.'
Madison Square.
COOK German Vienna,; $50 5000 releI.
enCes Charles Wilson's Agency lf4 Las'
O7th st. Tel 22A-Piaza. ---
COOK VIII assist laundry: smart. competent
young cook; $50; Long Island preferred; ere
references Mise 6hea's Agency. . East 4-a 81.
oK-LAUNDREss.-yery willing and rS oolis.
Ing. good reference: SIS Charles W n,
Agency l4l East 9th ST Tel, 22A-plaEa,
COUPLE Woman cook and laundress or
Homework; good waitress; man useiul un-
derstands cows. horses. gardenins. autonoD'ieS'
Miss Morrow's Agency, I2l lehih~Aoh ave-
CoUPLE-Bngiish; good ali around servants
viii do work OF family $50 excellent refer
euces. Miss sheas Agency. . East tza 81.
GENERAL HOUsEwoRKER. - Very neat.
finest references; city or country; $50. Pear
sons Agency, 5 East 1924 st. Tel. Oo4s-
Harlem. ------,---------
HoUsEwoRKER.- class cook and good
country ureferrei: s25 Pearson's Agencs. IL
Twomby Place. Jamaica, i. J. Tel iA9SN-
Jamaica. ----------.
HoUsEwORKE R.-Competent cook; willing;
one wears reference from last place: coun-
try only Charles Wilson'S Agency, l+l East
07th st. Tel. 2224-PleZa. ----------------.--
IAI'NDREsS. Does shirts collars, cuffs; Will
assist chamberwork: S3-t30; good refer
encss. Miss shea's Agency, East AZ 81.
NURSE. Refined young American girl; Will
care for two children; s?Z good relerences'
Miss Shea's Agency, East t2d 81
NIrEsF, Crrenfh) will take entire charge OF one
or two children. understands preparation OF
foods etc: excellent references. NJ L.. Miss
FitzGeralds bureau, 6oS oth ave; entrance
42d st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
WORK WANTED.

Male.
A COLLEGE GRADUATE. with two years st
Isrlrr,e In tcaching wou!t Ike To tutor our
INK summer months. excellent references "a
dress Boz - Wesiport Point, Mass.
CHAUFFEUR Position IN private family' hI.,
c.aps r,pgi-er and strictly temperate. II
Harvey. BOX I79 Etochbrltge. Mas.
YOI'SG MAN high school graduate. also
studied mechanical! drawing, desires position
In Office Address . Il. l., Tribune once
YOUNG MAN. a. general o1ce assistant. et
r.rJ,uceI. references +. u. G.. Tribune OF
nee.
yOJSG MAN-CiOod cha racter. general once
assistant Address q. c. Box -. Tribune
One
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18
cenirai-Hudson Line
BLOCK ISLAND ORIENT, GREEhP0RT
SHELTER ISLAND 4 SAG HARB0R
HELP WANTED.

Male
MADE $50 co. In I've years with . small mall
order business. began With s.. send for free
lOo.act Tells how. Hea-ocH. Boss i"ckpot'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-18

The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction at the Exchange sales
room by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-05-24
Notice

OF special meeting of Bi-Metallic
Mining \ Milling Company.
Notice is hereby given by the
Board of Directors of Bi-Metallic
Mining Il Milling Company. that Il
special meeting of its stockholders
will h. held at the office of the Sec.
rotary in the GRAPHIC BUILDING,
neming, \. NJ. a, \ o'clock u. m.
Monday. May -. 1912. for the pur.
pose Of amending the bylaws Of
said company, and for the transac.
tion of any other business that may
hc presented for action.
ALFRED STRUM
THuS. q. AITFEN
". +. holr
En- l.. FouIkS
II. H. GREEN
GDo. W LEFFI.ER
Board
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-05-24
Whitewater.

hck Coison was in NhitrN atrr
SATURDAY IN business
The 4 hoys Jeff Friday L. bc gone
On The roundup abou, forty DAYS.
Mr. and Mrs. 4 l.. oven went Ia
L. Santa Rita THURSDAY and return.
ci lo their ranch Monis,
Ian Enjiman. ii Eerro is work.
lne for A. Owen on the Rrand,winc
ranch
IA, Nnnn, LYMAN Garrett and
oTeoDeg Reed we've IN Silver JIty
Thursday.
We an glad o. earn that ty-argc
"araioo. one II lhe 4 boys. who
hA> h,Sn in lhr hu>IriaI in Silver. :
Shie 10 hc out again.
d 4 Smith, T " Owen and Joe
trasi wrni 10 Lane Mountain Ss,ur.
dsy 10 book sitter sane mining in.
tereSts.
The neW ssltch ha, lal b.rn
c'mpc,ra ana Z. Nagner with ms
force Il men moved Nv Syauldine
SATURDAY, evening.
Aenaelk fAnrhier entertained s
nunhc1 4 hi> yoaac friends Thurs
day Afternoan n houar Il his eighth
alihdsy DAINTY refreshments f
~ cream and ckke we've served
Thcsc pressai were. nsmun Wagner
Gsg Num-, Lyman Icon. Jesse ICON
Frances RiacknAn. nAiraW RlacA.
rnEr- @Imme Owssn. lame Icon ana
tannie assnalds.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-05-24
All Day Meeting.

The monthly all.day meeting of
the Nagarcnc church will bc held in
the Baptist church, Friday, May n,
1912, Topic. The Promotion nf n
Scriptual Revival in Deminy
$40 n, M Sunrise Praycr.mecting,
H;0N y, m. The need NJ a Genuine
Revival. ], Il, Williams.
9,S0a M, PRAYER and Rcvivals, "
Mrs. NJ, ", Mayfcld,
lo,Ns IN How 10 nnsseSs y Pas.
sion tor Souls, Dora Williams.
lO.SO, Rr>Nua, work and RcvivalS.
Ms EinS Hackley,
ll,No, 'N'rSWS' Responsibility" A.
4 Thompson,
)lyNt rny HoN spirit and Revival
H,wvr. INVITE Rsmho.
,,oa, = NJ. Revival Alta Work,
+ 4 NNcklcy
l,Sl g. M, hNdySnNS to Revival,
Mr> Lacy Rogers.
stN. p. IN. Preparation Tor Rcvi.
val, Ms rcrrill.
IN, y, m. Testimony meeting,
~, ", M. Open sir meeting, corn.
" Silver and Pine.
>,u0. p. M. Evangelist service. Naz.
artnr Hall
Tho public Is invited to attend these
SERVICES.
Ernest Il, hacklcy, Pastor.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-05-24
Senator Fall Boosts C O o d
Roads.

senator Fall has introduced n bill
in the Senate authorizing a grant of
i .N0, 900 acres ni land in New Mex
ico, Ia h. selected and located from
unrscrvcd, unappropriated lands
10y a commission composed of the
surveyor general, governor and pub
land commissioner of the state, the
lands TO h leased or sold. and the
proceeds devoted to the construc-
ton an Il maintenance of public
roads.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-05-24

M liras o. aut snlsrhine r N.bsn
thc nWnef = anNlnGs 20 sell. hxVc
SnDt fnf taaadng lH,S nosr sUWr
where 4r-ics ARE advancing rSyHn,y
and J am cmne 20 sell a fcW NJ
NGR srlce II gnn Decay, goG ARE
sure a. sly aneshtr chsucc ! hnpt.
~ isSrE b. mns,e sia,c Tnapss Ac5
Tlchl nov. slssa crag q rHrd % haS
sa6 q a ana I viii shaW yaa.
Terms ta discount Ser cash.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-05-24
Joy Bugs VS.. Gloom Bugs.

This week this paper has story
IN the development vi \. 4 Doug
las, IN one nj our ln-Scnr tracts
Wei th,> development J. great hut
NoU cSn only appreciate he amount,
and quality " this development h
visiting oUr lSnd the mile fron
,he po<,oficr you NIL md hig gar.
6enS, fraj, II 81. Aind>. corn. maiae.
N.iS.iA, etc, growing. IS only Dem.
irC sunshine cAn make things
yn.s.
R&cA eN>; ihe farmer examines
- crV, Sp3> &, pcvna> ram glcrm
e-S> xYQe2r. \ f,;ic lxier he
sN&, ~ ;he crop and fnds il
->y's, -sr - WaES What would
- p; t's t&g-Dey give b; F, Wopi ran
p -ss g. Svc ih5 crapS hal il
e~> n.s rS- r>l, lxhoy ls>i.
-g cre Nai ce0s,z te,ine #
c,--r >--~> O. Tx farmer. AMI ~
o,r
S.-e tay :&-os- ey4mins< hi>
-~,e ,ns> F, nee's> ran tie inl.
,s'-ftsfy Ss> O. Iht ramp has
ans s'4s;,,s> gfe .Gi-a- Il rains
ID q srraa&,e lat 2sro c&iou> a
H-rlis = scr -sst Ger g. laaS ~
vt1 g1ss ~ req - ~ ana joe
,,ac> l.Eszr a. ths rsneg.
ghs ,se f-usr oau- sgr ssuih
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