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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
Flat RetutatiOn From Berlin
and General Belief is That
France is the Complaining
Power.
WHITE HOUSE WAITS
ARRIVAL OF WILSON;
BRYAN Is RETlCEMT
Mexico City Newspaper De-
CIares Ambassador is Enc
my OF Government; War
With United States RidI-
culed.
lD, Leased wlre 10 Evcnlne ncrnld. l

IBy Leased Wire Co Evening Herald
Washington. july i1.--Just what
foreign power had inquired for "a DEF
inition of this governments attitude
in the present situation was still uu-
known officially today. though reports
in ofuclul circles mention Great
Britain and France. The denial from
Berlin thai Germany had made r'p-
rcscntatlons WIS generally accepted as
removing that country from the lisi.
The report thu' the situation had
been discussed hy representative oi
the powers yesterday seemed to
strengthen the belief that france was
Interested II was pointed oW that
France has heavy Interests in Mexico.
French interests are said tu control
the Mexican National bank. the Ban
co Central. another large financial in
stltutlun. ana French investors are
said 90 have heavy holdings of MeXi-
can railroads
Great Britain's interests are said 20
bc principally In the National Kaii-
WAYS and in mining Gcimany's in
tcrcsts are said to lic largely in agri-
culture and nationwide hardware
business
while American loses are believed
10 have been greatest In the rcvolu-
tions, English iu~Scs also have beer
heavy through the destruction of rail-
road property The French, II Is said,
have been largely so-called spccula
tive LOSSES. that is. LOSSES of what
would have been profits had not a
sorl,s Of revolutions depressed busi-
ness.
Both the White House aud tho
state department continued to observe
strict silence on the situation. tho
president and Secretary pruu vNi.
IDENTIFY waiting first-hand report
from Ambassador Wilson, who Is cx-
pcctod here about July 20.
From official sources. however. u
was learned that the state depart
mout had been informed that IA,
anti-Amcricun demonstrations In Mex
leo city were catlrcly artificial ant
stimulated because of lack of rrcog.
milton of the Hucrtn government an,
for the purpose ct demonstrating th,
power Of the provincial government
To- control them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
MEXICAN NIsWsi'APERs TREAT
NATTER CONstflsyATtVELN

Mexico city. July i1.--All the
newspapers here have been cautioned
by government official 60 treat the
trip Of Ambassador Henry Lane VIII
son 20 Washington carefully and con.
scryntiVciy. and confiuc themselves
today 10 local stories and speculation
that his going probably means early
recognition of the IIucrta govern
rucnt by the Unltcd states They pro-
fcss 10 believe that successor 20
MIR Wilson VIII be named Immediate
~ and that in this way recognition
would bc achieved
N Pals is the only newspaper 90
display bitterness u confines itself
chiefly 60 attacking Ambassador VIII
SON and chutactcrizing him as an en-
emy 81 the Mexican government II
ridiculcs the idea Of war. saying that
Mtxicnns no longer are afraid.
As indicating "a brighter prospect. "a
cabinet official gave ont for publicn-
tion today the statement that Major
General Leonard wood had been or
dcred To- the border personally to see
10 the maintenance OF the neutrality
laws. Hc added that Secretary Bryan
had asked for six months leave Oi
absence aud would be succeeded by
John Bnssett Moore. counsellor Of the
department uf state. who, he said,
was great friend Of McXico and GER
tuuly would counsel recognition oi
the administration
The newspapers see In the attitude
~ Europe only an effort 10 force ihs
United tSutes 10 rcCopniz, thr Next
can government The report or Ger.
many's threatening attitude Is called
an absurd lie. since the German en-
pcrors friendship FOR Mexico, the,
point out Ia well known
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
S27 POUND GIRL
KIDNAPPED BY
A CIRCUS
Ethereal Maiden, Pride Of That
Dear Galesburg, Last Seen
Trippinn GayIy TO Picture
Show.

. GnlosburE. iil.. july i..-~ =
= What has become of Marie Hart. =
= GaleshurR's 327-pound school =
o eirie This question worries =
. Gulcsburg policemen and rcla- =
. tiVes of the girl today. Al- =
. though hard To- believe. informa- =
. tion developed by today's invos- :
. tigation leads the police 90 think =
. that she was kidnapped.
. Marie lett homo last night, =
. telling her folks she WAS goine =
. To- the movies Che was not =
. homo bv mldnirht and So her =
. reinti,es. nelRhbors and tho lo-
. onl police force searched for hcr :
. all night. n is believed that the
. Girl was spirited away by show
. people who wanted her for oN-
. hibitlnn purposes. She b. only
. 80 years Of age.
q ANAo oa@e Q 9 q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
MONTANA OF
LAS VEGAS DIES
BY OWN HAND
HERE TO-DAY
Swallows Several Ounces Of
CarbOIlC Acid at Hour He
Had Appointment to
Straighten Out Business A.
fairs.
FAREWELL NOTE GIVES
NO CAUSE FOR DEED

Pedro Montano. 20 years old. for
many years resident ~ Las Vegas.
committed suicide az J O'Clock this
afternoon by swallowing the contents
of a hve~ouncc bottle of carbolic acid
Moniano took bis iiis ln a bed room
In the home of his brothcr-in- law !.
J. Gonzales. ~ 1894 south broadway.
The following note was found beside
the bed
&c ! happen io die notify Or n.
y. HuninR 10 Ventura. California. DO
not tell my wife until everything Is
over. NcMililn has xS5 and papers
belonging 10 me. Pedro Montana"
Montano arrived In Albuquerque az
1'25 o'clock iugt evening. shortly
after hls arrival he was taken into
custody by the local police az the re-
quest OF Ben Coles. city marshal OF
Las Vegas. Coles requested that
Montana be held pending the arrival
Of John W. Harris. prenldent az the
Peoples Bank and Trust company OF
las Vegas. Harris arrived at mid
night last night and IL developed THAI
he and Montana had difnculty in Las
Vegas yesterday and Tor s0fernI days
previous. thousand doilars tcing In
volved Ia the dispute u b said Hnr.
ris and MOntanl had conference last
night and again this morning. They
lftmightened out their business nf-
fairs. according 10 Harris. ana Mon.
tuno had agreed 70 meet him al Chief
McMillin's office az 1 o'clock this af-
tornoon for a final conversation
shortly before ! o'clock Montana sent
his brother-in-law. y. j. Gonzales. "a
the police station 20 tell Harris tnal
ne would not meet him. rs hs
was H.. Gcnzales went 70 deliver
the message and while he xas hi
the police station hts daughter tole.
phoned 60 Policeman Pablo Iuiar
that Montana was dying having pols.
ohed himself Policeman Luian, nc.
companied by physician. rushed /,
the Gonzales house. but Montana wal
cying when they reached the place
expiring soon after their arrival. Mrs
Gonzales said that az i2:a0 Montana
had asked her 10 let him he down a
"a bed room, asking that the door b.
locked as he was tired ana wished 1,
sloep. Mrs. Gonzales compiled with
the request and locked Montana Il
the room AZ o'clock she hear
grouns ana noises and unlocked th
door fndlng Gonzales Ia dying con
dltlon.
Montana has wife and four child
rcn. two boys and two girls. who ar
a' present IN Nentmra, cal. wher
thoy went month ago from In
Vceas Montana was at the Tickle
window In the Santa Pc station las
night, purchasing ticket go Los An
seles when tho police took him int
custody
u u said that "A week ago Montan
threatened 10 take his llfc.
The body IL being held pending in
structlons from Ventura.
According to those familiar wit
Moniano's affairs. II Is said that thor
was n0 reason why hc should tai
his nfe
Pharmacist y Ruppe SAYS thi
Montana bought the acid there con
plilng with the registration regul,
lions and deciaring he wanted IL Z,
, "a sore leg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
GERMANY DENIES HAVING
DEMANDED pIkOTlC TION

Berlin, july 1.-THE foreign office
donlcd to-day that Germany had dc
mandcd that the United states gov
crnmrnt protect foreign interests In
McNico. Germany has not taken any
diplomatic action whatever at Wash
lngtou The foreign office is not
aware whether Count Won Bernstorff,
the German ambassador has discuss
ed the Mexican situation with Sccrc-
tary Bryan. bat il he has lha discus
sion was ~ wholly unofficial char
uVtDr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
30, 10 ~ Trlcd Tor Murder.

Hinshampton. \. r., July li.-- Ap'
peal has been made to the stats de-
purtment 10 secure Intervention in he-
half of stewart Nudge, tcn-ycar-old
son of a. J. Nudge, Of itwataca. Nen-
e1ue,a, who is about 30 bee tried Tor
murder in that country
ON June ~, while The Nudge boS
was playing with young Venezuelan
the latter feli on piece uf stec
which stewart Nudge held in hl'
hand aud was KILLED Although th'
denth was accidental, the Americai
boy was accused Of murder and VII
have 90 stand trial ut rucupiu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17

tlonnllst commanddnt Calzo. when
told Of the alleged conspiracy, assured
the consul he need have no fear ns
he was among honorable people and
not among bandits"
General Jesus Cnrranza has given
his personal pledge Of safety to the
Americana.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
FRANTIC EFFORTS FAIL
TO LOCATE VICTIMS
OF FLOODED MINE
nv Icu-cd WIrc 10 E,cnlng Ilcrald.

IHy Leased Wire to Evening Herald. !
. Etclcth. Minn.. JulA l7--Al- .
. though shifts Of men have been =
. at work ior hours at tho Spruce =
. mine cot the OliVer Iron Minlng .
. COMPANY whore sixteen men =
. were imprisoned hy water Nes- =
. trrdaN following q cloud burst =
. mo- trat, has been found OF the =
. i've men who failed 90 escape =
. Efforts to rescue them are bee Z
. ing continued. The nye are bee I
. ileved tu be ON au upraise ln Z
. the first level i5O feot under
. ground and gangs of men are
. trying Go effect an entrance 90
. that point Pipes are being
. driven to the upper end Of the
. dru iu the hope of furnishing
. air and food 90 the Imprisoned
. men 10 thev still are living.
. Nonr of the nye b. believed 90
. have relatives in this country
. Three arr italians ana two
. Croatlans
AAAANAA q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
100 az Dc- Molncr.

D~a Moines, Iowa, July i5.--Lower
temperatures were the rule through
out Iowa early today out with pros
poets that they would go higher dur
Ing the hate afternoon. At noon IL
was 50 In Des Moines and report
from various points IN the state indi-
Gated that this average prevailed.
The high mark Of the year way
recorded locally az o'clock yestcr-
day when the THERMOMETERS registered
100 even. several heat prostrations
occurred
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
TRUNK MURDER CASE
ON AT SALT LAKE
[ny I.eascd Vic 10 I.yenIns IIcrald.l }

Salt Lake CIV, july II~-Int cuHe
of Mrs. Augustus Ekman. churged
with numbering her i2-yenr-old
daughter Frames. whose body WAS
found in trurk az ogden On June
2S, came up for trial IN the criminal
division OF tho city court here today.
Mrs. Ekman listened 10 the witnesses
with little interest The morning ses-
sion was devoted To hearing Ogdcu
witnesses. who told of finding the
body at the ogden railroad station
and Inspector Carlson of the salt
Lake city police force. who repeated
Mrs Ekmuns confession.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
DESTROYER SPRINGS
LEAK AND IS DAMAGED
ny Leased Wire ,o E,cnng Herald. !

Kew YORK. July i7.-Thc United
states torpedo boat destroyer F't
ming arrived In the navy Nard pns'h
al Rrooklyn this morning with nor
after crew compartment filled WIN
water The destroyer sprans i'AN
late last night while proceeding "u'
tn sea She returned under her own
steam conveyed by her sister boats
The Jenkins aud the Jarvis, however
i'm case disaster overlook the boat 'l
her nfty miles run back 10 tn" yard.
Tho extent of thr damage sustalnf'l
ar tho .Nuct nature of the arcideh'
ms not been determined at am carry
hour to-day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
HAYDEN HAS ONLY
CONDUCTED ONE
CRIME CASE
GIaring Lack Of Experience
Chief Objection 10 the New
Prosecutor in White Slave
Actions, Says AShurst.
Ihy Leased wiro ~ Evenina uerssI. ]

Washington. July Thomas r.
Hayden, special prosecutor OF the
caminettl-piggs white slave cascs Ia
San Francisco. conferred today with
senator Ashurst. who ut the instance
.of California Democrats had protest.
ed 90 Attorney General McReynolds
against flaydens retention. The sit.
unti0n remained unchanged. Ashurst
assured Hayden his only objection 70
him was his hack of experience ns a
prosecutor Hayden referred the sem
ator 20 one criminal case he had con-
Quoted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
PIUT To DYNAMITE
TIIE AMERICAN CONSULATE

Eaglc Pass TcNas. July lit is
declared on good authority that Unit
ed states Consul Luther Ellsworth at
Picdras Ncgra-, McNicu. has reported
to Washington thc discovery of plot
to dynamite the American consulate
ana that his lit, is ia danger Consul
Ellsworth sleeps In the army post In
Eagle Pass at nights Official records
.,f the consulate were removed to the
American side tor safe keeping yes
tcrduN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
TOLL or DEATH BY
HEAT CONTINUES
IN MIDDLE
As INVEST
Kansas; Nebraska and Iowa
Suffering From High Tenn
peratures; Prospects StIn
Bilious.
ONE HUNDRED REACHED
IN CITY or DES MONIES

] Iiy IsrnNcu Vic go EtcnlnR iIcrnIu,
Kansas city Iuly f7.--Although
ihe local United states wetthe OBJ
server said conditions IN Kansas and
Western Missouri Indicated tho max
mum temperature today would De
about degree lower than YESTERDAY
the mercury az many poi2ts ln enc
two states climbed rapidly dufins thc
forenoon aud By noon had cauniiel
or passed the record OF the same hour
yesterday Clouds. the forccaster
said. were gathering la parts Of Ean-
sas but there was iittls PROBABILITY
of rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
BATH EsHIP sOUTH CAROLINA
AIllkiNES AT GALVESTON

Galveston, July 1.-THE United
states hattleship south Carolina,
which has been watching the MeNioan
situation Tor several months. will arr
rive of tha Galveston bar from Tam
pioo, Mexico before tonight. accord
ing 10 official udylees, The south
Carolina will remain here several
weeks. IL is said.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
WINNERS IN BALLOON
RACE ARE ANNOUNCED
10, leased Wire 20 Evening Herald.

New York. July ti.--R. 4. Epson
pilot of the "Goodyeur" John WATTS
of thc Rausas CITY 49, and ". T.. Hon
pyWeu ~ the kansas city Post
were officially announced by the Aero
club of America an having won irst'
second and third places respectively
in tho recent hallooR rucc from Kan
sas City to determine the American
entrants for tie International balloon
races abroad nest October. lp-on'
Watts and Honeywell viii therefor
Zee thu American competitors the
distances covered Ia the trccnt race
will Dc announced
-.~-~s~~~~~-~--~~~-~~~-> ->~-~~~-''-''--- =
uom Washington Go investigate lh'
pulling down of the Mexican tlhs
from the Mexican consulate IN Tue
son, Arih. July g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
STEAMERS COLLIDE IN
FOG; ONE SINKS
tBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald

Chicago JulN lt- The steamers
sheboygan und Iowa of the Goodrich
line of lake stamers cclllded in a foR
at the mouth of the harbor here to-
day The sheboygan was but little
damaged, bot the Iowa, with thirty
foot hole in hor bow. after being us-
sisted hy tugs 30 bar wharf finally
sank So one was killed or injured.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17

lf the Curranza gOVcrum,nt should
receive recognition az hclligCrcnts the
Hucrtu government would be- abb
solved from satisfying further claims
made hy Americans for losses IN the
country controlled by the constitu-
tiuualists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
BIG BILL HAYWOOD
LEAVES SILK STRIKE;
RANKS ARE BREAKING
[By Leased Wire to Evening Herald

IBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald
Patterson. - j., July li.-The an
nounccmcnt that big Bill' HAYWOOD
had withdrawn from active partlcipa
tion In the silk mill workers strike
hero caused brch in the strife
ranks Most of the weaving mills are
now running ana manufacturers pre-
dict an end of the strike.
Hnywood's withdrawal Is explained
by Joseph Ettor. the Industrial Work
ers. leader. who says Haywood y
physically unable To continue leader
ship
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
PRESIDENT SUPPORTS
CANDIDATE HART
~, Leased Wire 70 I3ycnIng Herald. /

IN IVh~tU WIZ 90 INrnIng IICfuIu. !
Washington July t1.--presidcnt
Wilson today came out formally in
support of Archibald e.. Hart. cundi-
date for the house of representative
from The sixth district OF New JERSEY
interesting himself for the urst time
In congress iouai election The pres
idont wrote a mtter to Hart express
ing sincere and earnest support of
your candidacy"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
lutNOLUTIONIsTS HOLD
NOiIru san I4t'IS pOruSI

Washington, July 1.-THE north.
cru gortion or the state uf san Luis
Putusi is in possession uf revolution
lists, who also control the railroads to
the north Ol Wudlcy according Co q
state department report received to-
day Consul Edwards reports condl-
tiuns quiet ut Acapulco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
POwEI,s' REPRESENTATIVES,
JtOID CONFAH ~ PARIS

Mexico City. July ia private
message received here says that a
meeting was held an Paris 10y repre-
sontativcs of the powers tu consider
the Mexican situation The result
was not made known.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
ALLEGED MURDERER AND
DESERTER CAPTURED
[By Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald.

clinton. Ind, July l,.--J. W. u,
Glover. colored. troop d. Ninth cave
airy, mst night captured William
Jackson, alleged murderer and de-
serter near here. Glover asserts
Jackson killed two officers ana cscap-
ed from near El paso Texas. Glover
viii return his prisoner Co Jefferson
barracks ST. Louis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
BADLY WANTED JEWEL
R0BBER APPREHENDED
m, Irascd Wiz 10 Is,cnlng Herald !

SON Diego July lid Elmer Ven
cel wanted in Los Angeles for rob-
berry of G. j. B. Carson, lcwolry
manufacturer OF NeW Bedford. Mass.
was arrested In san Diego today
when detectives overheard him asking
in saloon whore he c0uld pawn
some Jewels. Much uf the missing
icwelry was found in his room, The
police sag hc has confessed to the
robbery of Carson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
BOLD C0NGRESSMEN
BEARD OLD NEPTUNE
IN SUBMARINE BOATS
In, Leased Wire to Ia,cnlne Herald. ]

Newport. n. L.. July ia sub-
marine "trip in Narragansct Bay was
house committee 81 naval anair whu
are here for au inspection uf the Mar.
ragansctt naval station The commit
tee headed hy Chairman Lemucl T..
Padgctt oe Tennessee, was divided n
three squads. each 81 whom was ass
signed 60 one 9f the submarine craft
ln port
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
ILnce. Ngnln pn.tnoned.

plttsburg, July d., The grand cir
cult races were postponed this after
noon. This is the third postpone
ment this week because of rain and "a
heavy tmrk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
STATE DEPARTMENT. NOT
INFORMED or PLOT

Washington July l1.--Latc todg,
the state department had received no
report of the alleged plot To dynn-
mite the consulntc at Picdras Negras.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
Heat Victim Dlcs.

Council Buns, Iowa, lulN ILL.,
George =. knight aged AZ vino was
overcome by heat Yesterday. died
early today az his home here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17
CoNsUt 40 INVEsTIG NTE
PCLI1NG DOWN - AG

Nogales, Ariz.. July i5.--American
Consul Frederick simpich al Nogales
sonora. received Instructions TO-DAY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17

Omaha. Jpiy ii.--Nl "a" She wc1th.
er bureau repor,el che tou,pcra.ute
.omeWftt lower 80 ,ay thtn ststsr-
day. four deaths di,t't!v attribute .
to the heat were reported before
noon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-17

EoDAx'a NEWS ToDAx-.
xou soa a m ths HERALD.
SIXTY Cents = month or 70 eenta
. week delivered ai yoar doosi
atty cents BY mail.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-09
% -OsN-~
I KNOW.

| Know That This Day Will
Never come again. Therefore |
will make it the best Day in
which ! have ever lived
! Know that Happiness is u
kin within and that it is always
in the world and very near to Inc,
! Know have but to search for
If, and that as soon as ! began to
hunt 1t ont, | have found il. Also
] Know that M soon az ! get
Happiness and begin to give it
away, it comes back doubled
and more, to me. Il Know this.
Know that Work is stimu-
ins aifa that it keeps the world
alive and moving. I Know tnat
the people who work with Lows
in their Heart, and interest in
their Brains are the real Doors
and Benefactors Of Mankind. !
Know that'I egn be . potr and :
Benefactor. -
| Know that Life is exactly
what ! make II. ! Know that
other people and other forces
can influence my Life and Work
only as | allow it. i Know that
| am young if | live Youth; /
Know that ! am Happy if live
Happiness; ! Know that ! am
Worth While II ! atte,hpti az,
accomplish Worth While things.
| Know that the greatest thing
! can ever do is to do my Best
~ All timgs. end under every cir
cumstance.-Ex.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-09
A BALM FOR EVERY ILL.

There is "A pill for every ache,
salve for every sore, SO let s
rejoice and never make n rum
pus my mere. There is a poul-
tice for each head, nr every pam
some dope until the doctor says
he's dead, no man should give
up hope, ! know man once on
a time, who had 20 store Of cash,
he said this world was bpt q
crime, and all its glories trash,
and SO he got a neighbours AK
and by the old horse trough, with
sundry strong and slillful whacks
he chopped his head piece off.
Next week a lawyer printed ads
announcing that this knhve had
fallen heir to heaps of scads, but
he was in has grave. The dark
est hour, as Homer said, is just
before the dawn; there's often
comfort Just ahead when all the
hope seems gone. ThSrp is a
syrup for each cough, a lance for
every boil, SO never think to
shuttle some yards Of mortal coil.
Misfortune hits ns neW and then,
but if we bravery grin, he'll 20
pursuing weaker men and push
their faces in. There is cure
fof every wart, plaster for each
corn, so iet's take courage from
the start, and laugh oar fears to
sc0rB. Walt Mason
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-08-09

Southern Rice Growers AssorIa-
zion of Beaumont, Tex.
The secretaries of the meeting
We're l.. T. Dulany, IBERIA; Henri
L. Gueydan, Vcrmilion; d. {,
Liable, ST. Martin; a. NJ. Martin,
Lafayette,
The vice presidents were 7. Il.
Landry, Lafayette; Gen. y. y.
Avery, Iberia; Bertrand We'''
Rapidcs; II. p. Bayard, Iberia
Edwin McColIam, Tcrrehonnr
Frederick WiIhcrt, lbervlIIcj
Martin Glynn. West Baton
Rouge: John Fritzpatrick, New
Orleans. and Thomas Barry, La
iourchc.
The arrangements commute"
was composed Of OVcrton 'adc,
chairman; Walter Burke, i. II.
Burke, Edwin Rroussard, A. j..
Broussard and II. l.. Armstrong,
Messages indorsing the object
Of The meeting were received from
Senator Elect RrouNSard ut
Washinotou, Theodore $. Wilkin-
son and w. G. Scott, Chencyvillc,