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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-13
gokal.Derid)t
Gener In Gun,nsinsbiIle.
SeSrobte bic anIassn Der SaDen
YlaasabIe Giieusieherei.

gtitern Morsn brad an1deinenb
bur9 SeIbitent5iinbung in Der Giiens
aieberei Der 5apen WedIeable Co., on
Der Dane unb &nolplton Gtrabs in
GnmminspilIs. Elm Jeuer aug, boB ii.
rlen Sf,dben BON $4,000 mad fich
5og. Der uripriing b,s Jeuers mar
in Der Weiiingsiebsrsi su iu6en, fpels
te ii6 biHt.r benz Saupisebdube, bon
bem ss bura cine i4lnale gojIs ae.
trennt 1T befinbst. Die sylonmen
aritisu NIT srpBerG G9nslIigseii Inn iib
u. bsorcbten aud bds5auptsebdube. .gs
bot einsn lpuHberih0nen Mnblid, als
ii4 bic 6lammsn bur9 bic idwalen
GaheH frabsn, unb IN 6eurott.n 3uus
gen gum 9imma empor ihIugen.
D1s iSeusr purbe burH ben
Ra4twadtman Otto gubpiIIer ents
bsdt, tpelfer iofort einem alarm abs
CAB. Die stuerfpsbr, fpeIGe idnea
daf ben 9rdnbpIab erI9ien, gab els
nen sipeiien gllarm ab bsm iofort Elm
britter allarm folste.
gs iDdbrte nift lange 10 itiirate
ods Dad Der MefinssisBtrei elm, unb
bic aOf4mannifjafien ipdrsn dui Elm
6adr BON ben brennenben palien
aetroffm tporben. Ra5 me6ritiinbiasr
arbeii mar Der granS unisr &ontrole,
unb tuur0e rliemnnb bei b,r iAnieris
gen @blofdung bss 9ranbss perlebt.
- Gin Gduppen bintsr bem 9ouie
bon Shcmas qfrmonb, To. 472e 6ars
ris Strabe. serieib sefiern Wprsen In
grnnb unb tpilrb. polIftGnbig sinaes
Gidert. Die Geusrtpsbr pnrbe sur
gblofduna bes granbss berb.iaeru.
fen, bod fOnnte fie bas gsbdubs nid,t
rstten. Der anssri6i.ie Gdaben
bttrast 800.
80 ginen minimalsn S6nSen rid5-
tste aslKrn rim Ttuer an, baB in ber
WobHung BON Settle Dean, SO. $3.50
Mabiion Roab bur4 sSunfen boz
DIN gum ausbru9 fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-13

Die peite 8erbreitun9 g
Der Mauls unb &laueni ieu4e labt err
isbsn, baB in unierem 9erpaltunssdps
parat etipas nidt in Sronung 1T, oa
ionIt Die gntbeduns bate friiber err
folseu miiiIen, 10 bab bic Seuae nid)t
bate Iol9 ipeitsn l1mfang sepiunen
tDnnen. Der @runb 1T aud ni4t
melt gu iu6en. Die RationalsResi
runs bat isine beitimmten @epalten in
bieIsr anselegenbeit. Cine an5abI
Staaten baben iiberbaupt teine Sduis
tdtssSnipettiOn fir 9ieb uno ND iie
beitebt. 1T Die @srpaItuns bD6ft unges
niigenb. Sas peiit auf bic gaotbpsnc
bigfeit bin, Der RationulsResie
tpeitsebenbe 0olIma6ten su ertbeilen,
ba bieis bislans, iOp.it fis 8Ons
madt beiiBt, auf btsiem 9ebiete tpirts
fame arbeit setban bat. Sisies @ers
lansen pirb iDabrideinIid i'm &onsre5
g:iteat nerben unb bic Staatsnredtler
auf bic geine briHsen. 9ber mag oieie
betlamirsn, perbient teine gsattung.
Die gin5eIitaateu fino bur9 politit
au fart Oerisudt, als bab fis Seudea
betdmpfeu t0nnteu.
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9ieenalifd sameritanis

Die ensIif4 sameritanis i
.f1e prsiie ldbt in msbr Do,r
minosr offener Deiie ibren 9obn iibsr
ben Riidsus Der Deutf4en unb Deiters
rei9er aus polen ertennen. Damlt
liefert iie bios einen fpeiteren 9epeis
iprer srOben llntenntniB aller Dinge,
lpel9e bisien artes betreffen. Der
8ormari4 in polen erfolgte, um auf
bic ruififte Qrmee su itpbsn unb iie,
pem mOslid, gu pefnihten, benn ol.
@ernidtung elmer lrmee unb ni9t Die
9eieBung BON 9ooen TT bas 3iel i'm
mopernen &riese. glls bic 9euti4en
unb Seiterreider polen p0llig beIest
battsn, iteGten fih bic RuiIen Elm uno
5ipar in Iol6er llebermaht, oab Elm
HiidSus geboten mar. Sn Oieieni
Riidaus liest niht Ser mtnbeite Der
luit. Die bsutibe unb bic 0iterreiaiz
ihe grmeen iinb intatt geblieben. Dap
iie polen serGumt buben, bat nidlt
rie minbeite ginpirtung auf ben
9ries. 9eoentlif) mare es gelpeIen,
ipenn bic RuFen in beuti4es 9ebiet
eingeorunsen ipdren. Das 1T aber
nt9t sei9eben unb es 1T aud ni6t
5u befiir6ten, bab es geTteben
lpiro. Sm llebrisen lit nod Der
ipeitere Yuntt gu beriidii9tisen, bdb
bic &riegsfiibruns in Tplsn bon ben
@orgGngen i'm @eiien bebingt pirb.
gs 1T ausseIdloFen, bub SeutIdldnb
an spei SteGIen susleih bic Offeniipe
ergreifen f0nnte. Wsnn es i'm Weiteii
offeniip auftritt, pie es iebt seihieht,
mug es iid i'm Often 5eitlpeilis sefeniip
berbalten. giner na4 benz Inberu.
Grit perben bic 5ran3oIen uno gnas
ldnbsr berbauen unb bann Die Ruhsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-13

Sames S'Sonnell Ben
net, Der SorreipOnoent Der ngbieaso
Sri6une" i9reibt aus Maubeuse: rcScb
bale oen abideuli6itsn aublid in biss
fem ariese gebabt.
giHunbfe65istuuienb oisrbunbert
unp Dierais Snitrumente, I'M bic
i4limmiten QuGlen gu Deruria6en,
iJel6e Der mpoerne Grfinounssseift 81
eriinnen Dermo6te.
Ginunbie6SigtauIeno pterbunbert
uno bier5ig 9umsSum=auseln.
ginunoie9sigtauienO pierbunbert
unO pieratg 9ei6oie, oersn 8enuB=
ung bic Rution, pelhe ii9 ibrer Be-
6isnt, gum Qbi6eu ulsr cipiliiirten
@Olter MAIDEN iOllte."
8ennet tbetlt nit, tpel9 srGbli6e
@srlesunsen bieie 9umsOum=auseIn
Derurfudeu unb oaB Iis ni6t btOs in
Maubeuge, ionbern audi in 2oRapp
unO ct. Quentin gefunOen pur0en.
sic Darsn alIs forgfGttis in atiten
perpadt, psl6e bic frun30fii6en 1Sas
britsgtitetten truesn. 9as 1T Elm Bel
fpiel DON fran50iiIhsr auItur. Das
faeen bic fir ,uliirte" Civilization
i4tpdrmeHben Imeritaner Oa5u?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-13

Die uniere 5anoelss sgilan3 I'M @lei6,
setpidt bulten, ipirb fdlieblif iosar
Die 9lominiitration aipingen, Der @ns
mabung Gnglanbs entsegenautreten,
ipslde ben Gyport rerbinbert, 5umdl
bier baour6 cine tpeitsebenbe 2lrbeits>
lpiisteit peruriadt pirb. 2lber uns
abpenobar piro Der 3uiammen'
itob isin, iobaIb Der gelbe
9unosssenoifs Guslunbs feline stars
ten aufsebedt bat unb bic 8ers
I9tpSruns. ipslhe bieie bsioen perfibsn
2Gnber sesen bic Der. Staaten se:
i9miebet baben: Dem bl0peiten auac
offsnbar rpirs, bic barauf binauseeht,
bic Ser. Staaten aus bem StiIen
O3ean gu perordnsen unb bas Sans
belsaebiet in bieiem Weltmeerc 81 mos
nOpoliIiren. gntipebsr aus 8orlisbs
fir Gnglanb ober aus Mangel an
@eritdnbnib fir bic SntereFen unieres
2anbes bat Der prGiioent iid rubiJ
perbalten. 2lber Der Gag 1T nitt meht
fern, ipann Der prdiioent seSlpungsn
lpernen tpirO, bic 9lugen gu Dffnen.
Sas miro eintreten, iobalO Sapan Ild
Su ertlGrenbat, nam es aiautihou
lpieber rGumen nil. Damn tpiro bic
5reunoi6aft fir Gnslanb. bic, iolpeit
es has 8olt betrifft, ihon iebr beosn'
teno ertaltet 1T, pollenbs peri9ptnben.
4ber bic M0gli9teit tit porbdnosn,
bab Oieie auftlGruns nod pdbrsnO
biefes 9rieses erfol9t. Sapdn bat be-
reits &pn5eiiionen BON China getor'
bert, bic nit Dem 9eripreden, &iuu'
ti6ou pieber rGumen gu tuOllen, nidt
gu osrsinbaren Tinb, ionbern ouf bic
abiitt i6liebsn laiisn, niht blos bds
ielbit au per6lsiben, ionoern 0ie japanis
ihs Ssrriddft uber Gbina nod bebeus
tsno peiter dus5uSebnen, nobel natiir,
lid an eiHe 9eritdnbiguns nit Gna
Lamb gu benien 1T, bic inn ebsn'
fails Elm srobes stHd Der Rieienartis
f9pde, China genannt, sulpeiit. Wehn
Supun gepaltiam bic &on5efIionen on
iih reibt, bann mirb ielbit PrdiiSsnt
Wilion oasessn einidreiten miifsn.
Offsnbar 1T es auf Grunb bieier
9eridp0runs. oab Grglunb 10 DisI
oaran gelsssn lit, oie @unit Der Der.
Stadten, bic es bisber nit ,aum Def
bebltsr MiBadtuns bsbunbelt bat, gu
gepinren, assr ale Seudslsi gnsIanOs,
bic bes @iscomte grpce einssidloiisn,
ipirb Die Ser. Staatsn ni6t 81 tGu>
ifen permOsen unS banu iuiro man
erit bas 9sbauern iiber ben grobeH
sebIer empfinben, ben Der FraiioeHt
aenaht BAT, bab er nitt ben uOrns
berein esgsn Sapdn einseidritten tit.
inoem er isin 9eto gegtn bic 8erdu
buug Oeutihlanos, Del6e Der erlts
Sdritt sur gsruubuns Der Der. Sida'
ten mar. siugsleat Bat. 46er i'm 9oIie
fdngt es an gu bdmmern. Wian iisbt.
OuB bieIeIbe SsudsIei uuo SreuIoiid.
tsit. bic England eegeu bic oeutids
Ration iibt, isbr balb sessniibsr uu'
fsrem aonSs iih uffeubarsn DirS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-13
ets.GrIaataiiiAeine.

Wefpin @aIier. "a, 745 on 4. Ctr.
lSenriette Samss. l9, 72S Ban Borne
Strabs.
{ebmOnb u. 1aplor, %, 1881 gre.
men Str.
lSOfepbins eilss. 90, 1857 5r.sutan
Ipeniis.
lGIifforb ?. spift, 45. ul0nisOmsrp.
I Obio.
lpearI mefinnep. 38, osssI.
)giobri SOsner, 40, 425 Warner ctr.
tginna @imble, 46, 1420 Usonsfislp
Strabs.
lpeier RatIiff. 20, gummii. Ohio.
lBsttis groipn, 20. 503 Carlisle gpe.
(elarlss g. sbomas. q. CpsuiOu,
aeHtldp.
l4Hna .. smitt, 80. Ala meit s. ct.
George 8. aob.. 81, GItpes, o.
leouifa Mspsr. 26. bssel.
)@sores gsptr, "a, Weabiua. ..
Barbara 8. Ssins, 40. MDomins, @.
JS,fit Gurtis, 90, College Din.
lsimanoa Gsrn. so, 1876 Uorates 20.
lgaIDr0u 8. GgImOur, 81. asbsnOn
Dbio.
lGlara g. GIsr0ts, "a. 5s15 1omp.
tins Nps,
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Ger Seirife gotid)after @raf BON
@crniiorii hot .Serrn 8ernitein, oeau
gieoafteur Der ueuen jiioiideu Sci.
iins 9ep Dorfs. Der Tag. oas fol.
senSe 5dreiben sueeben Iaiien:
.@cebrter Serr gerniieinl
sic ibeiIten mir nit. oaB Sic aus
rulIiihen 3eihmgcn entnebmen, bent.
id,e Solbntcn bdtten in gtirifiiGrgolc
idtpere @rauiamfeiten iih 5ii ihuIoen
fommen laiien, fpe5iea an Der jiitt
ifeu @epolfenmg. gle fragen mid.
OBJ id, barnuf ettpas 5u erpi6ern babe.
Sd benusc gerue Die @elegenbeif,
iiber oieie 5rage mid, 5u aiiBern, Die
natrrgerndb - beionSers aud inter
Cen 5abIreiflen Snoeu gmerifas -
oas crnteiie Sntereiie iin6et.
ariea III fein gpieI. tno es III
3tpeifeilos, Saii allie offiipirten 2drt
Der inter ieiner Gait lnb ieinem
SdJreden sli Ieiben baben. Tic bent.
id)e SeercsIeitiing bat ieoob aIles &c.
tbnb I'M Die inid,nlbige GiDiIbep5Ife.
runa in oen BON ibren grnppen beies.
| ten feinbliden 8ebieien noh Grdften
Dor ben @dlredeu bes strieaes an
sfiiBen. Gle ttut bas gang ipe5iea in
gluiiiidsDoIen ,po lie al,i cine ger5I.
ferlmo triift bic n,s in M,,EIouS i'm.
Iterbriidteu uotionoIen .gpiunerheiteu
aebiIoct miro gie 6eutidru sIrn,eeu
| fou,nen ,,od, g,uiIiid, geIen ala g,er.
tbeiSiacr Der Scutiden aonSesoreu.
zen. Sic finSen bort Sieie Wepolfe.
riina. Sie felt Innaem oui Sas itbperIte
urter Dem rlIiiid,en sIieoime Ieia,t
gas gefiibl mcnidIifcr @eredtig.
felt pereiilt iif, bier nit Ger eIemen.
tarIten pcIitiider aIuabeit, oaniit bic
1eutiten bieie unteroriidten g0Ifc-
| fiibIen loTIen, oaf, in bcm cinriideu.
ben ..Teino~ fI,atj1dLid, Elm geireier
I'D, u9bcrt go hobeu Sic Se,itfdi.0Iter.
Ireid,iifen Cffupotionsarueen {d,or,
i'm sfi,o,ft Elm SISonifeit an 0ip s,l6en
IN st,,iiiid. .q,oIeu oerid,iei hns In
hehra;;dher unS ii;Siid,er snrodhe nor.
bre,,s, r,,rns S;cr mira ss,, s,,Ssr
mi, asr g,efrs;,,no ,on, ,,,,,;sfos nn,h
,sma IN - sar;o;s,. snsas1is sS .i,sIsa s.;S. SsV
.Das .a;as. ,es;Se ;Srs % nl.;m,.syy,, is, ~,
"a nsslas.' is... W. I.sas spss'uI:sa's sn WI"
~, asa,a ueI re- D9y,'lae. ~ s" n',S ns.s.
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Me gut6eon, Elm anbersr 9orz
Respondent Der rG1icaso Sribune" /,
Der mad Sisiem 9anOs 3uriitsetsbrt 1T,
bielt sinsn gOltrag, in psl6em er
feline in oeu aOrreiponDenasn bereits
nieOergelesten 9sobadtungsn ersdn5ts.
gr iagte, pab Der our4 bic 3erftOrung
DON 20psH auseri9tets S9aOen itarf
iibertriebeH Doroen lei, oa bier Ssiinftsl
Der Stabt uH0erIebrt sebliebeH Tinb;
oaB bic oeutideu SoIoatsn tsinen sag
segeH bic 8elgier, 6ran5ofsn uno aud
nidt sssen Die Ruiisn besen, aber iiber
bic gngldnber ergrimmt iino, benen lie
Die S4uIo am &riege suidie6sn. Bon
ben engIiihen Sruppen fl0bsN nur bic
S4otten ben 9euti6sn QatuRg Elm,
bieie iper6eu nesen ibrer oroben
Sapferteit geriibmt. Nis McGut6eon
ferner mittbeilte, herri6t 5niiben
GHsIanberH unO SrauSofen Elm febr
uHtamerubfbaftIthes 8srbdltnib. Die
gugldnber bei6uIbigsn bic iSransoTeu
ber Jeisbeit. Sn Jolss oeiien bat es
fi4 n0tbig erpietn, fis in beIonoeren
Gefangensns2agern gu balten. Die
SrsnHuns Der 9amsraben mar be.
faIntlih ebenfaas ala 8etpeis beutiher
Grauiamssit aHsefiibrt traro'n.
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9eutihlanS 'eiat &uRlanbs an.
BEN, Sab es ais Der Defreier
fsmnlt.

20 erfIdrt ser beuiide gotidaiter
@raf SObanu peinri6 D. Bern.
ftcrff in eitiem Sdreiben an Serrn
gernitein, ben Reoafteur Der geip
Dorfer iiiSiideu 3eitun8 Der
Gag.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-27
PRINeLE AND WlNTAMUTE
SELL MORE TOMATOES

The firm Of Pringle and Winta-
mute, growers and Gamers Of Min
bres Valley tomatoes, last week ship
ped an order Of 1900 cans Of toma-
toes as a repeat order to Jones,
Downes & Co, Of Silver City. This
leaves but very little Of the 1913
crop on hands, ard the members of
the firm state that there will be no
trouble in placing the remaining as
the advertising in the Graphic has
created a market among consumers
If Deming and vicinity. In this con-
rec ton, they declare that until they
began advertising il seemed that they
would not be able to market a single
case, the distributors Of eastern
canned tomatoes having loaded mp
the local merchants. Go to the con-
sumer and you will get the market
provided your goods are worthy, is
the slogan Of these live Mimbres
Valley farmers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-27
CONDUCTOR ON 8. P.
DOESN'T LIKE DEFINING

Sunday evening Arthur l.. Tidnam
Of Yonkers, New York. arrived in
Deming over the Southern Pacific on
No. 0 train Monday evening. He
stated that the conductor on No. 0
informed him that Deming was not
much Of n village. that he could moi
get u steam heated room in the
town. The wise trainman volunteer
cd the information that il would be
much better to go on to Lordsbure.
where the accommodations were. he
alleged, very much better.
Deming hasn't asked much of the
railroads, and what has been asked
has uniformly been refused, except
in incor sequental matters, but Dem
ing does demand that an active cam
paign upon the part Of the repres-
entatives Of the roads entering the
city, derogatory to local interests,
shall cease. Deming is surviving and
growing inspite Of the railroads,
rather than with their help, though
the railroads are reaping the harvest
which is coming with the develop
ment Of the Mimbres Valley. 1t
seems very likely that an underling
would not dare openly to undertake
to carry passenger beyond his des-
tination named in the ticket, for the
reason given, unless he had the moral
support Of his superiors. The pas
senger himself was very indignant
when he found out that Deming was
city Of 1900 inhabitants and
modern with every device Of TWEEN
tieth century civilization. He sought
the Graphic office to give the matter
publicity, and stated that he expee'
ed to make his home here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-27
+ ++++++++++++++++
+ TuMlS AND RED MOUNTAIN +
Z 4 f Z 4 + 4 Z 4 4 4 Z & { Z 4 4

The Red Mountain Literary Soc
iety held its regular meeting last
Friday, Feb. 20, at the Tunis school
house.
The literary features comprised
recitations, declarations and an es-
say on "The Work of Luther Bur-
bank"
Il was decided that the club should
make a complete study Of Parlia-
mentary Law at each meeting and
Roberts Rules Of Order was selecte-
ed as a textbook.
After the business of the evening
had been disrosed of. the members
and their guests partook Of the
dainty luncheons provided by the
ladies' of the neighborhood. When
Mr.. jacobs, our able box auctioneer.
put the pretty boxes up at auction,
the bidding was most spirited. The
sum of $ll.55 was realized from the
sale of the boxes and the money will
be used to defray the occasional
small expenses incurred by the or
ganization.
The society will have mock trial
at the Tunis school house, Friday
evening, March 0, which is the next
meeting. Complete details of this
event will be announced later in this
column. II is hoped that a large
number of the members will be able
to participate and that the "trial"
will assume an important role in the
annals of the Mimbres Valley. In
the event. that the club should not be
able to have the mock trial on March
o, il will be postponed. However,
your correspondent feels that the
time for preparation and rehearsal
will be quite ample. Everybody is
most cordially invited to attend the
trial" Everything will be free on
that night as no expense will be con-
nected with getting up the entertain
ment.
James S. Brown is clearing ten
acres on his Plainview ranch.
+. F. Hurt will pillow up sixty acres
on his Tunis ranch at an early date
Mrs. Eunice Sylvanus is having
five acres cleared on her Red Noun
tain ranch.
The Rev. Theodore Plat will
preach at the Red Mountain school
house next Sunday, March |.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-27
RECENT REPORT ON the b.
METALLIC MINING & MILLING

We, the undersigned officers and
directors of the Bi-Metallic Mining
& Milling Co., of Deming, New Mex
leo, this month visited the eleven
mining claims owned by the company
in the TERRA Blanca Mining District
in Sierra county. New Mexico, and
after carefully comparing the miner
al conditions with data, map and
geological report made by Engineer
{. n. Anthony of FL Paso, Texas,
and the geological report recently
made by Engineer and Geologist G.
f. Coke of Santa Rita, New Mexico,
Ca copy of which reports can be
had upon request) we found condi-
tions exactly corresponding with the
engineers reports and that there are
ore assures and ore deposits that
give promise of abundant returns in
gold and silver.
From said deposits we procured a
number Of specimens for assay.
We likewise visited the Log Cabin
Mine, but eighty rods distant from
our properties. which mine has re-
cord of shipments that run over 3d.
10000 per carload, and with per-
mission of the owner we selected a
few ore samples for ASSAY from this
mine also. Feeling You will be in
terested in knowing the result of
these assays. We will say that the
highest Bi-Metallic sample which
was taken at the surface near the
center transverse dyke southeast Of
the Midnight Tunnel entrance, ran
$627.S9 per ton in gold and silver,
and the Log Cabin sample, taken
from $50 feet beneath, ran S756.4O.
Looks pretty good, don't it'
We have as fine n camp site as
there is in the United States and
have recently been spending money
and several weeks of labor in putting
our camp quarters in first-class con-
dition so as to be able to accom-
modate a large force of workmen.
The growing Importance of freighting
and passenger traffic made it neces-
sary to purchase truck automobile,
which the manager now has in OPP
Grafton, when needed, between the
mining camp and Lake Valley.
With the above equipment now
completed, the Board Of Directors
feel that we are in a position to make
rapid progress in accordance with
plans outlined by the Consulting En-
gineer. We therefore believe that
the value of our stock will shortly
advance to par value and higher.
We congratulate ourselves on be-
ing stockholders in this conservative
ly managed and promising enterprise,
and hereby unhestitatingly recon-
mend il to our friends and urge them
to get in on n good thing, and that
at once.
Willard Z. Holt,
Secretary.
J. B. Taylor,
Traocur.r
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Educational Rally Day

The Woman's Auxiliary of the New
MEXICO Exposition has undertaken
he celebration of an Educational
Rally Day in each county to be- held
during the sessions of the Normal
Institutes. II is proposed TO make
this Educational Rally Day not only
If g.ent consequence To New Mexico
rdu, aiional exhibit at San Diego but
Tor the cause of education in general.
.v people. even in New Mexico,
have an adequate idea of the mar
yrll"u, progress that has been made
the past few wears in educational
inc~ and this Rally Day is to set
this progress before them in graph
ir manner.
The educational authorities have
already promised their hearty coop
4 rrailun To make Educational Rally
Day in each county the most impor-
went of the year. Mrs. W. J.
Fueaie of East Las Vegas, is Chair
man of the committee in charge.
Mrs. r. =. Asplund Of Santa Fe, is
Secretary, Miss Aurora Lucero, also
of Santa Fe. is Assistant. On the
Executive Committee there are in
addition, Mrs. A. B. Mcmillan Of
Albuquerque, Miss Flora ". Conrad
of Santa Fe. The other members
are: Mrs. r. p. Donohoo. Tutumcari
Mrs. W. A. johnson. Roswell: Mrs
J. J. Shuler. Ration; Mrs. A. "
IIorkenhull. Clovis; Mrs. @. W
Frcnger, Las Cruces; Mrs. +. B
Kemp. Artesia; Mrs. C. X. Angle
Silver City; Mrs. c. II. Stearns
Santa Rosa; Mrs. W. l.. Cumm. Car
riznzo: Mrs. Kate Z. Moir. Deming
Mr.. Stella Morris, Gallup; Miss
Lena Fenton. Wagon Mound; Mrs
Z. ". Young. Tularosa; Mrs. Samue
.ldodt. Chamita Mrs. A. A. Rogers
poriales; Mrs. r. NJ. johnson. Aztec
Mrs.. J. @. Fitch. Socorro; Mrs. Alex
ander Gusdorf. Taos: Mrs. Harr,
iiarke. Moriarty; Mrs. John A
Pace. Clayton; Mrs. Educard 0tero
lnnas: Sister Margaret Mary
Bernalillo; and Mrs. Charles Ander
son, Kingston.
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TRAIN SCHEDULES
Southern Pacific

Eastb0nnd
No. 1902 Departs daily at 8:l5 u. m.
No. 2 Departs daily at :58 p. m.
No. 10 Departs daily at ZOO p. m.
Local Freight-Eastbound
No. Ala Tues, Thurs, Sats.. 10 a. m.
Westb0und
No. l0l Departs daily at 12 AZ a. m.
No. ! Departs daily at 0 :55 a. m.
No. 0 Departs daily at Gals p. m.
Local Freight Westbound
No. ALB Mon, Wed, Fri, $50 p. m.
Santa Fe
Westb0nnd Daily
NJ . 10 am All Lv 10 10 am
Eastbound
Ar 6;l5 p. m. SlS Nv 700 n. M
FL Pas0 & Southwestern
Westb0und
M. u Departs daily at 9:l5 a. m.
Eastbound
NJ" - Arrives daily at $3.50 p. m.
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Ralph Lynd, who has been acting
rs reporter at Holtville, California,
for the past year, is back at his old
job at the Headlight Office.
Get a supply Of mesquite wood
Fuel and Transfer Co. Phone 263. If
for that heating stove Of Watkins
(Advertisement.)
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-27

The following table shows the ton
mage capacity Of silos ranging in
diameter from 10 TO 10 feet, and in
height from Is TO "a feet:
TABLE A.
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The following table shows the
number of COWS required to lower the
silage two inches daily in silos Of
different diameter where various
quantities are fed:
TABLE B
The number of cows required to
lower two inches per day:
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LADIES

; See SpIrella Corsets before +
: buying. I will call at your :!
: home and take accurate meas =
! urements. Perfect at guaran- =
= teed. =
: Mrs. McQuillen :
+ 400 Silver avenue Phone 100 7
!. 4 \ 4 = I. = r + + 4. I. 1. = I. + 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-21

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district OF utah.
In the matter of Robert Dansle'
bankrupt.-No 1890 in bankruptcy--
Petition for discharge.
To the Honorable John a. Marshall.
Judge OF the district court OF inc
United States for the district OF utah;
Robert Dansc Of Salt Lake CITY, In
the county OF Salt Lake and state OF
Utah, in said district, respectfully rep
rescnts that on the 24th day OF NoVem-
bor last mast. I've was duly adjudged bank
rupt under the acts OF congress relating
to bankruptcy; that he has duly surrell-
dered all his property and rights Of prop
ertv. and has fully complied with all the
rcuuiremeuts Of said acts and of the or
ders OF the court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that lie may be
dccreed by the court TO have a full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts, ex-
cept such debts are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this Goth day of January. A. d.
1aI4 ROBERT DANSIE.
Bankrupt