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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-16
ai rapport Ap pp podrdzy
w nocie do rzadu mexykahskie-

w nocie do rzadu mexykanskie-
go powiedziano, re jesli Huerta
ME da natychniiastcw wyjas-
nienia. znikniscie Si;E tza anne
rykanskiego ilwazac bedzie "a
krok nieprzyjazny, "a powod do
wojny, "a przekroczenie zawiesze-
MIA broni.
Prezydent Wilson Bryan obu-
rzyli sic do zywego, gdy przysz-
Ia wiadomoSc Cd ministra Bray
lijskiego W stolicy Huerty, re
szeregowiec ten zostai stracony.
w depeszy ministra brazylij--
skiego niema wzmianki o tenn czy
Parks zostai stracony jako szpieg
przez rozstrzelanie czy tez go spa
lono = jak kraza wiesci w obozie
generala Funstona.
w nocie amerykanskiej powie-
dziano, re Huerta ma natychmiast
nadeslac wyjaSnienie. Powiedzia-
no tam, re jeSli zolnierza te-
go W peinym uniformies zolnierza
,amerykai. ujjeto ijesli Izostai stra-
cony to- czyn ten rowna sic pre-
kroczenia wszelkich regul wojen-
nych i zasIuguje ma kare. w no.
Gle ME powiedziano co Stany Zje-
dnoczone zamierzaja poczac W tel
sprawie. ~
Medyatorom ME doniesiono o
tym wypadku. .Ludzie zaufania
powiedzieli, re wypadek ten pra-
wdopodobnie ME zostanie, pred
stawiony medyatorom ma konte--
rencyi.
Waszyngtonowi doniesiono, ze
wicekosul Silliman, wieziony
przez Huerte, zostai uwolniony /
iedzie do Vera Cruz. WieSc o tenn
otrzymal konsul angielski i ma
tychmiast przeslal ia swemu SEE
fowl W stolicy mexykahskiej, ten
zas przeslas ja wladzy amerykah..
skiej.
Wczoraj odbylo sic posiedzenie
gabinetu. Omawiano sprawe me-
xykahska i szczegoly medyacyi,
Prezydent Wilson przyjmowai Po
TEN medyatorow ma specyalnel
sesyi powiedziai i'm wyraznie'
ze Stany Zjednoczone ,daza do. .po-
kojowego zalatwienia sprawy, ze
ME chca ami kawaleczka ziemi me
xykanskiej - ME pragna tez
zbrojnej inwa1yi. Twierdzenia tie
zrobily slime wraaenie.
zABIcI w cZAsIE WALKI.
Denver, Colo, Is maja. - Jousi
Tiker, James Fyler i Frank Re
bino, trzej strajkierzy Ladlew
zostali zabicie dnia 20 kwietnia,
gdy zaczeli uciekat z obozu W
strone palacej sic kolonii narnio-
towel. Take zeznania ziozyll
wczoraj zoinierze pod komen-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-16

swego pokoju i miaia mu przypi>
sac pewne nieprzyzwoite wyra--
zenia. Mic ME zaszio potem, az
W srode, gdy pracowai ma podwo-
Maryi i Roberta Masseyow. Ma
przykladajac mu do policzka te-
py koniec toporka, mowii: ,,Gdy-
bym byl pewien, cos powiedziai
mojej siostrze, tobym ci glove
odcial tym toporkiem.' Cderzyi
potem Harleya W brode raz i
chcial znow uderzyc. Harley usi-
lowa} mu sprawe wyjasnic, lecz
ten ME siuchal, wciaz go okiada-
jac. w poblizu lezai drag, ktory
Harley podniosi pospiesznie i IL
derzyi MIN W glove Massey'ego.
Ten sic potoczyi, krzyknai kilka
razy i upadi. Harley uderzyi go
kilka razy, poczem lezacy "a
milkI.
w drzwiach domu spotkai Ma
rye, ktora widzac lezacego brata
j drag W rsku Harleya, usiiowala
60 wypchnac drzwi zamknac.
Harley ME da} sic .wyprzedzic,
gdy Marya pobiegia do teleionu,
uderzyi ja dragiem W glove. u
padia ma podloge. A gdy jej mat
ka, pani Nancy Massey weszla,
takze ia uderzyl. Obie kobiety
nastepnie bill, dopoki ME zamil-
ky.
Pobiegi nastepnie do CORY,
gdzie wdziai odswietne ubranie j
wziai 500, jakotez .ziote zegarki
Maryi i Roberta Hasseyow. Ma
dole obie kobiety jeczaly. uJe-
kow tych ME moglem zniesc" =
opowiadai Harley Beard :1uzal mi
sic zrobiio, gdyz wiedziaiem, re
cierpia. Pobiegiem do CORY po
brzytwe, ktora otrzymalem cd
przyjaciela i obydwom -kobietom
poderznalem gardlo. Chcialem u
konczyc ich cierpienia."
Zaprzagi konia do wozu pole
chai do najblizszego miasteczka
Ironton, skad przyjechai do Chi
cago. Policya tutejsza byla 0 je-,.
go wyjezdzie' do Chicago telefo-
nicznie uwiadomiona.
Gdy byi pytany, czy wiedziaf,
co czynii, odpowiedziai, re VIE
dzial, gdy uderzyi Roberta Mas
sey'ego lecz ME zdawai sobie
sprawy tego il kobiety uderzyf
az pozniej, gdy zmieniai swe u
branie. D.. ...
Mlokos kryrninalista bedzie
egzaminowany przez lekarzy, "a
MIN odeslany bedzie do wladz W
Ironton.
Wybitny psychiatra, DIR. Ha-
rold N. Meyer, widzac fotografie
taxa dai dyagnoze: Harley Beard
Jest umysiowo subnormalny.
Naukowo takich zaliczamy do
grupy moronow. Moron" po
grecku znaczy ,,giupiec". Wladza
rozumowania u takieh Jest wadli-
wa. Me maja takze mad soba pa
nowania, i ME zdawaja sobie
sprawy waznosci / znaczenia
swych czynow.
FATALITY SPAD z 21-GO
PETRA.
z 21-go pietra gmachu nInsu-
rance Exchange Building W
sr6dmiesciu, ii. wysokosci 25O
stop, wczoraj popoiudniu zesko-
cyl ma chodnik I'll. Fifth ave. A
lexander McGregor, 2O-letni syn
P. w. McGregor'a, zarzadcy
(Dokonczenie ma str. ED.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-16
ZAMASKOWANI RABUSIE
NAPADLI POCIAG.

Spokane, Wash, 16 maja.
Pociag nalezacy do kolei Great
Northern zostai wstrzymany
przez dwoeh zamaskowanych ra-
busiow rychio rano W poblizu mia
sta Rexford, Mont. Wagon pocz-
towy ekspresowy zostaiy odcze-
phone Cd pociagu i obraboWane'
Bandyci malo wartosciowych RE
czy dostali, poniewaz W poczcie
ME bylo list6w regestrowanych.
Bandyci, ubrani W modrzaki'
wstrzymali pociag latarka czer--
wona W poblizu Rexford. Jeden 2
,bandyt6w doskoczyl do rnaszynl-
sty z rewolwerem, drugi zas Cd
czepil wagony. Maszyniscle ka--
(Dokonczenie ma stronlcy 4-teU
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-16

dy majora Hamrocka, mad ktorym
|odbywa sic obecnie sad wojenny
Strajkierow powyzszych uwie.
ziono. Tikas zostai oddany pod
straz sierzanta Culloma o.
swiadczeniem, re sierzant bedzie
osobiscie "a niego odpowiedzial--
ny, gdyby mial uciec pod stra-
zy. Cullom wczoraj powiedziai,
re strajkierzy uciekli kiedy zolnie-
RE stojacy ma stray cofneli sic
re swego posteruku pod parcien
kul strajkierow. Wiezniowie pre-
to zgineli Cd kul. strajkierow, a
ME Cd kul zolnierzy.
Wczoraj odbyio sic walne ze-
branie kobiet, ma ktorem przema-
vial niejaki H. M. Pingree, pa
stor baptyski. " =. 49,.
w movie swej pastor ten po--
wiedziai, re strajkierzy skladajq
sic przewaznie z ignoranckich Gu
dzoziemcow. - Pochodza oni z
KRAKOW, gdzie ludzmi sic rzadzi
przy pomocy zelaznej reki ba--
gnetu. Gazety. pissiy, re milicya
w pewnem mieszkaniu strajkiera
zniszczyia s,ifit. Z mel strony,
ia podiozylbym dynamit pod to
mieszkanie i wysadzilbym je W
powietrze. Milicya otrzymala via
domoSc, re tam ukryto broh "a
municye. Gdy sufit zniszczono, to
istotnie znaleziono bron / nabo-
je. Obywatelstwo tego kraju, spe-
cyalny komitet obywateli tego
kraju powinien udac sic do tych
straikierow i zadac i'm jedno py-
tanie:
- Czy jestescie obywatelaml
tego kraju?
: Czy chcecie zostac obywate-
lami tego kraju?
- Wszystkich cudzoziemcow
powinno sic deportowac, jesli O.
bywatelami tego kraju ME chca
zostac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-16
SPRAwY ANGLH.
Sukcesy Ofiary Awiatyki.
z AUSTRYI.
NOta am8ykaiska do szsragoWca amsknskego
- kunfssnGy. = Shakery padl cd Gl stralklsFOM'
Il uoesSu Bseksra.

1 SklCSO dQuiH did hdyO, <S ODNO-
krajowcow mienie i zyeie bedzie
szczegolnie chronione, a pola naf.
towe zostana otwarte jak naIry--
chief. Kanonierki federalne opuscl
Iy port zewnetrzny udaly sic W
kierunku poiudnionym, prawdo-
podobnie pod Puerto Mexico,
czem Ottawa blokady poru Tam
pico zostaia narazie zazegnana.
Niema jednak watpliwoSci, ie fe-
deralne statki beda sic staraly po-
wstrzymac okrsty, wiozsce bron
dla rewolucyonistow do TamPi--
co. okrst6w takich kiIka juz ma
bye w drodze.
Durango, 16 maja. - General
naczelnik rewolucyi, Carfanza
przebywa tn chwilowo: plany dal-
sze kampanii So znane i otwarcie
ogioszone: try giowne kolumny
rewolucyjne = ME liczac kiiku
mniejszych oddziaiow, dzialala--
cych oddzielnie, zdazaja W kie--
runku poludniowym ku stolicy, ma
ktora wspolny atak ma nastspic;
pod Tampico rewolucyonisci So
CORA, pod Mazatlan mad Pacyfi-
klein polozenie federalnyoh jest
ostatecznie rozpaczliwe, upadku
miasta spodziewac SIG nalezy Ia
da momentu, a srodkiem kraju l.
die Villa, ktory na drodze ma
Saltillo, gdzie zdaje sic wiekszego
ME bedzie oporu, potem juz tyl-
ko San Louis Potosi. Gorszem
Jest, re podobno pomiedzy glow
nymi generaiami rewolucyi, Villa
a Obregonem istnieie zawisc sill
ma, ktora naprozno Carranza usiio
wal zniesc; czesc rewolucyonistow
w Stanie Durango TAX ma bye
niechetna Will stojacemu po
stronie lego Carranzy, re kto vie,
czy ME trzeba tedzie poslae VOL
ska ma niesfornych rewolucyoni-
stow tych, stojacych pod komenda
braci Arrietas.
Monclova ostatnie wazniejsze
miasto na linii kolejowej pred
Saltillo zostaio zdobyte przez re-
wolucyonistow. Miasto Tuxpam
mad Atlantykiem, walny punkt
naftowy, zostalo zdobyte przez re-
wolucyjne wojska gen. Gonzaleza
z Tampico, scigajaee niedobitki
gen. Zaragozy. w Tampico wiel-
ka liczba ochotnikow zacisga sic
pod znaki konstytucyonalistow.
z WATYKANU.
Rzyn, is maja. - Ojciec sw.
przyjai ma prywatnej audyencyi
przybyiego do Rzymu ArcybisSu-
pa milwauckiego, x. SebastyHna
Messmera. E.a;
WLocH.
Neapol, 16 maja. - Waikan
Wezuwiusz jest bardEo ezynny
cd dni kilku: wyrzuca wielks Ii
czbe .giazow sporo lawy: ludnose
okoliczna W panice.
Katania, Sycylia, 16 naja. -
Cd czasu do czasu powtarzaja sic
slime podziemne odgiosy wstrza-
snienia, powodujace dalsze vale
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(Dokonczenie ma str. Ed.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-16

z 21-go pietra gmachu nlnsu-
rance Exchange Building W
sr6dmiesciu, ii. wysokosci 25O
stop, wczoraj popoiudniu zesko-
cyl ma chodnik I'll. Fifth ave. A
lexander McGregor, 2O-letni syn
P. w. McGregor'a, zarzadcy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-16
MkODOC|ANy zBRODN|ARz.
Zamordowal try osoby i czmychnal
do Chicago
SMIERTELNY SKOK
Samob6jca zeskoczyl z2l-go pietra gmachu
W sr6dmiesciu. .

o ..farmach" niemowlat Wypadk automobiowe = Roz-
wydrzene bezprawia ME ustaie - Wydziaf powiato-
wy szpital powatowy - Konie dostaja ,,auf
pas re strazy pozarnej - Pomysf handel
kwitne W Chicago. ..
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ruin, ale ofiar W ludziach juz ME
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sage TEA DARKENs
HAIR TO ANF SHADE
Don't Stay Grayl Here's IN Old.
time Recipe that Anybody
Can Apply. :.

The use of Sage and Sulphur for re,
storing faded. gray ha.sI e; ass natural i i
color dates back ito gran dnother's 8
time She used it 10 keep her hair
beautifully dark. glossy and abun-
dant. Whenever her hair fell out or
took on that dull, faded or streaked
appearance. this ample mixture was
applied with wonderful eifect.
But brewing at home Is mnbsy. and
suit f-date. NowkasyB by aalrsnk as
any drug store sor q 50 cent bottle Of
fWyeth's Sage and sniphnr Conn
pound" you will get This famous old
recipe which can be depended upon 80
restore natural color ana beauty to the
hair and is splendid fur dandruif. dry.
feverish. itchy scalp and failing hair.
A weii-known doWntown druggist
Gays II darkeIs tho hair 70 naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell II has
been applied. You simply danpen d
spsage or soft braail with 1t ard draw
this through your haifs taking one
strnad at tluse BY nbrnsng the
gray hair .disapp ana alter anoth.
or application or two, 4 becomes
beautifully dark, sSoxsy, eois and abun-
tiaIt, q.
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telephone No.. said contract is
modified as regards the rates speci-
fled therein only and that the rate
from January ,1st, 1915 will be S.
per month. Your bill FOR telephone
service will in the future be render
ed at the new and approved rate.
I'VE take this opportunity es sk:ag=
ing you for your patronage In the
past and trust that our service will
In the future prove even more valu-
able to YOU.
Letter from Mayor.
Following the inspection by city
council OF the new telephone plant,
Manager Beatty requested a statement
from the mayor as to the Improvement
The following letter from the mayor
Is In response to that request:
s. 1T gives me pleasure to state for
your information and for the infor-
nation OF any person concerned that
the Southern Bell Telephone and TEL
egraph company has exceeded our ex-
pectations in Improving sts plant and
equipment In this city. / am informed
that your handsome office building
is constructed according to the very
latest fireprdof plans and specifica-
tons and that your inside equipment,
especially your switchboard, IN OF the
latest ant best model in existence.
II note with pleasure that the COM
pany extended its original plans In
putting beneath the ground the cables
in the business district, going In
every direction at least one block
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AS TO new RATES on
TELEPHONE STATIONS
MANAGER BEATTY ADDRESSES
LETTER TO PATRONS ON
SUBJECT
M A OR w RITES
New Rates Not Effective Until
/ Expiration of Old Con-
! tracss.
Nj A YOR w RITES S
i.s-,-.,--..s

frifx ants tx.f. ~
.hrass .ta. essions g.s r9 WHlcn mas gone
s1,Sse,ar'iaa.s.a .as on saIuary 4 rentats on
al M Masiepnone ss srsnna. s.a.fons Wiii oe lncreas-
sShsnh MI 2 Z pa,asosts T,ohsouss acsorasng 20 q !e..eE
nas aadsaas ssauent Manager -; .; Bailey
a,.Ss. - ~ supscEipers. Ine IN
~ ~ yn st1tioiis tWiii nor
p~sSoe ~ Snecupe, ne STATES, until the
s.ats,r van JSn.ras. San .or tne rental OF caeh
!. s.s.s.. es 80 eNplrsu. .sa rosr example. u
20 a. . mssa - 9entracLe0 ZOE IN June
oa, s -, a,,as sl' sl sase IN Iates can
or a..na ,pS appseu aas 70 tnas SsAtion nntlI
,o oa neAs year. MI. bea.y states
,,arS a, s,ai,".s 90 sole tsIepnonee
thss S,aar eu q. .m ns lats a ~ N9yemDe.. l gol
year. uciore .ne increase IN rates haH
.esoiho Sntsaa snscslys 81 tnISusnout the csty'
Tha ,as,a,s;, n !. - ,ss.o. ssspscEzsefss 4
: ~ pu,, ,is.tsr mas pesa ail-
~. rs1su ~. I,s 10 .ssl AsiepnoEe supacIsp pes
~ .sr,,s nj: sseasy; s,e... :. ~, :,
~ DEL aI a
~. S,s = aps sopnny mas cSm pleted the
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sort Of views ne wanted. And a train
ed newspaper man such as WeigIe
certainly knows what the American
public wants.
When the armies were not on the
march or In battle, WeigIe gave his
attention to the great sufferers OF the
war-tlle women and children left
homeless and destitute by the great
struggle. He followed them on their
march to escape the onrushirF, Ger
man armies while behind them was
IA trail OF devastation such as has
never been witnessed anywhere in the
worlds history. He saw and pictured
the burning of their homes. their es-
cape over Dontoon bridges into lands
where they would be momentarily
safe. and he turned his camera In the
direction of the invading hordes bent
upon destruction. All of these scenes.
horrible as they are. he faithfully pic
'tured and brought with him to Ameri-
ca.
Before the pictures were placed on
public view in Chicago under The
Tribune's direction, they were taken
TO Washington. ID C.. and demonstrat-
ed before officials of the state de-
pnrtment, mbasadors and ministers
of foreign countries sgRliated with
the armies of the Allies and before
the National League of Press Clubs.
BY everyone who saw them they were
declared to be the greatest war pic
lures ever made. Illinois censors not
only put their official 20. K" on the
pictures. but commended them to the
public generally as being the greatest
aid in the campaign being made for
universal peace The argument has
been many times advanced that the
best way to promote peace-world-
wide peace-is to picture the horrors
OF war. And surely those who see
these pictures in go away more firmly
, convinced than ever that war and
its horrors are entirely Unnecessary
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The WeatheA,, i
South Carolina: Fair Saturday and
Sunday.
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The Day In Congress
(By. AasocInted Presa.l

--.. H .
" WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 SENATE
- Senator Works introduced q bill to
prohibit export Of ell supplies to Eu-
ropean belligsrents.
Investigation Of char ges of tliscrim-
inations Il coal rates against south
Atlantic ports was continued before
n special committee.
Hearing on the 'hydro-electric land
leasing bill were continued before the
land committee.
Adjorraea 4:55 p. m. TO noon Fri
l day.
HoUSE--Representative Gardner
spoke for his resolution for investi-
eating the preparedness OF the nation
for defense.
Resumed consideration OF District
OF Coiumbia appropriation bill.
Adjourned 6:22 p. m. to noon Fri
day.
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more than was originally announced.
Your company, according to an
agreement made by the former city
council, was to be allowed to make
all increase of so cents per month in
the rental for each station in the city
when certain proposed improvements
were carried out. am or the opinion
that all plans, upon which the in
creases were conditions, have been
carried out, and more So"
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At
Powers Grocery

You will find the best and largest
assortment of Groceries and Fresh
Meats I'm Anderson. Their prices for
Saturdays and Mondays are stimulat-
ing TO cash buyers. Every one wants
to save nickel or dime just now.
Fpr the weekend we have,
Pork Hams. Spare Ribs and Chops
Pure Pork Sausage
Liver, Sausage and Souse Meat.
Veal Steaks and Roasts
Hoghead Cheese and E-ains.
West Point Oysters and Fish.
Live and Dressed Hens.
Turkeys dressed to order.
In Molasses we have.
Georgia Cane, New Orleans Por-
torfca and Bardadoes.
Yellow Vans, BE peck.
95c buys 10 pound bucket Lard
We have everything for the making
z
or your Fruit Cake. Send in your Sat
urday order Friday or early Saturday
morning. II will help us.
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= eliable


For every ache and pain is q relia-
BILE remedy. You can cure the diff
Guilty II you only act in time and act
with wisdom. A lazy. torpid, sluggish
liver Is. without q doubt. responsible
for more aches adm pains than any
other thing. for to it we trace consti.
patton. biliousness, indigestion, head
ache. etc.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-11
A, New List Of PablIeation

Alist Of the publications OF the de-
partment issued since July 1, 1913,
and revised to October 1. 1914, has
Just been published fol distribution 10
the public. There are two parts to tae
list; there being 20 pages devoted 10
an alphabetical list OF subjects, and
3 pages listing the department bull
letins by number. Those desiring this
list, which win be sent without
charge, should write to the editor and
chief, division OF publication, u. 81
Department OF Agricn iture; Washing
ton. D. C.. q - - '.S---.s-s'''.
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r. l.. I. !.

knocks al these out by going right to
the bottom of the difficulty--the liver
and form there strengthens the ien.
tire system. A trial proves It.
SO cents and s1,0o per bottle at your
druggists.
Manufactured and Guaranteed by
Evans Pharna aey
Three Stores.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-07-24
OPEN SEASON FOR BIRDS

Amendments to the rceula.
tons for the protection of mi
eratory birds has been proposed
by the United States Depart.
ment of Agriculture to take
effect as soon as ne three
months notice required by law
has expired. This will be on
October LIST, 1914. In the
meantime, copies of the rcgu
IationS can be obtained from
the Biological survey in thus
department. he amendments
deal principally with the closed
season tor water fowls in vari
GUS localities The open sea
son for Texas, New Mexico and
Arizona will be from O,tober
18th to February LIST.
1t this comes into effect il
will be OF much benefit to the
spcrtsmen of this state as il
Icnethens the open season and
is at the time of the year when
the migratory birds are much
more plentiful.
&C. EdmundN spent Sunday
ON ms farm m the AumaS valley
III Grant county lie returned
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that our happicst moments arc
when We forget ourselves in
hcaIthful, useful efforts, and
that every duty we'll done
makes the next one easier to
do.
Live one day at a time, do
your work as we'll as you can,
and be kind. The Industrious
man is the light hearted the
man who works is the MAJ
who is happy. God c +
made Il jack knife for tho wood
whittlcr-lIc did, however.
make a Garden.
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SUCCESS IN MIMBRES VALLEY

Within the last few weeks
VIC have had occasion to visit
a large number of the outlying
neiehboring farms, and during
our rambles was somewhat sur.
prised, but delighted, to sec the
wonderful progress that has
been made in developing the
surrounding farm lands during
the current season. Every.
where | went great green patch.
es OF growing vegetables greeted
me, broad places where the
ground was uncultivdtcd and
naturally fertile and free Of
mesquite vast stretches of tall
grassland doomed up before me.
In fact, things looked so good
and promising that | truly be.
lieve and predict that the pro.
ducts of this seasons harvest
will awaken the interest of the
people here and elsewhere who
have money for investment in
farm land and farming machin.
cry; that the great almost un.
touched water resources of the
Valley will be tapped and
brought to the surface of the
rich virgin soil. Then shall
the waste places be made green
and the Valley shall bloom like
a rose.
The local market this week
shows the possibilities of the
surrounding country. Neeeta.
blcs OF many kinds arc in cvi.
dcnce. Splendid sweet corn,
huge we'll, Favored watermelons
wonderful red beets, large green
cucumbcrs, excellent pink SIX in.
ned potatoes, onions, and many
other vegetables of first quality
are on sale in the grocery
stores; and from what saw
IN the promising orchards, |
know there will soon be an
abundant variety of other fruits
and vegetables brought to town
which will prove beyond a
that this, the Mimbres
the pride of the grow.
ing Southwest, is the land OF
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