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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-20
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ptttsbura ga. 10. 2lpril. =
Sin Winoiturm Der nit einer Sc
i6pinbigieit BON 61N&eilen Die Stuns
be iiber bic Sinbt binlpepie9te, fat am
SOnntaa bsbsiitenben Sfaben anges
ri6tet. Cine 2(nSa6l tleinerer Sc
bdnOe purben bemo!irt, S6iiOer
purben d6geriiieH gaume puroen
entpur5elt unb Diele leniterIfeiben
aertriimmert. Der g9inbIturm rib
aud oas Da1 iiber Ser 5ribiine i'm
9aieballparf Der Jebernls fort.
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riger @oGe bat Iih Don glloaro eiue
oIte. psrroitete Gan5e, cine Btdel6all.
be, Die einem 5euerpebrmann oeb1rte,
uno bobe WaNeritiefel DeriAafft, uno
10 1usgeriiitet, lit er alf eiHem alien
Saul, ben er pon ieinem Nahbur gss
miethet bate, tnaus ms Gyelo geri:=
ten. 9us uHgliit nolIte, DaB ibm eiu
Wtann begegnete, Der elmer nit 5bon=
naarsn bel1oenen Giel DOR iich bers
trieb. Don 2tIDaro forosrte i'm in
be oentbar blumigiten Spracbe auf,
BE-: ibm 9ienit lIs S6iIbtnnppe gu
nebmen, ppruuf CT eine iebr grDbe
9tntport erhielt. 0as mar oem tas
fferen Sitter 81 piel Sr ii6erhGufie
ben 1ner nit oonqlli6ottesten
sruBnOrten, it9pans feline 2anae,
ifluQ Idmmtlife S6onnaureu in
Gtiide itro befabI bem !6GnbIer, boz
ibm nieoer5utnien. Dieter a6er itieS
itbredlide Sliia: aus uno pollte auf
Don 2tlpdro nit ieinem Stod einhalls
cit, ga. betam ibm jebo6 ibleht,
6enn Don Gr1aro bobrte Inn Ieir'c
Qanse in rem Iinten S6entel uno
itredte i'm uieoer. 2tuf 0as 9efhrei
reg 5opfbdnblers tamen 3pei 0orfa
qeuburme1 geIallfen, perbafteteH ben
alten S6pGrmer uno brd6teH i'm tEs
GjefIunrif
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G@iHsHaa,rihteH.

Rep gort. 19. glpril. glnast.:
Rem gOrt" BON Souihamptor; .Rui-
fla BON 2ibau; agIebslanO" bon
ejenna.
4ntperpen. glbasa.: .WuIi-
clan" nadl San franeisep.
portlnnb. Ns. glnast.: aqtlau.
MIA bon 2ipsrpool.
Stilln. gdiiirt: .anoania" bon
Bolton un6 slortlanh nod aonoOn;
.Srcnprins WilbeIm" bon Rem gpri
ndf Bremen.
@lasaop. qtH0et.: .gamsrO.
nia" BON Nep Nori.
Ntfhuuarb. glnas..: .Sfranco.
nin" BON Neip g)ort.
GpmtbdmptoH. abaea.: .pres
fibent Orant" nat Rem gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-20
Sertdt.
! ! sserbinano Seinefe. !
Ser friiherc 9icOafteur Ses o&ults'
irennS" in girOOflgn gritOrbcn.

6err 5erOinanO Seinefe. uelder
Don iciucr 3batiqtcit ais Reoaltcur.
oes ,GoIfsircuno" in 0elltiden arci.
len 0eitens 6efalmt it, lit geitcrtt
Glbeno III @roofluu u. o., an eincm
9}iereuleiocn qeitorbeu. Gr wuroe inI
,Sahre 1896 ais SobH cines prote.
itantriten CSciitlihen in Glauatbal pe.
boren. aUloB cine otaocuiidle 9il-
ouna uno fam III Oeu ijeb5igcr Sob
ren mad, Ginciunuti. ooielbit fem
9rlncr Uereits ais &riuatbautier ltn0
Complement anidiijg mar 6er0i'
nan0 Scinete trat bei iciucu 9ruoer
Gin, muu6tc lid obcr bal0 DER ioltr.
naiiitiidclt Sollibabu 3t lno mur0c
mtcr 6eitrid) 9uaIdc 8e0atterr ocS
.So!fsirelmo". Gr pcrIicB 9Inialas
Der 9teui5iacr &obrG Cincinnati, mar
Damn III ben lieOattionru oe9 .9lu.
3eiger0 Nes g&Gitcn5" IN ct. 2uuiS,
Ser ,Gcuti6cn 3eitluQ" IN 9tcp Cr'
leans unb oea nJclcqrdpb" IN ,Snbid
napoli5 tbatig. bis CT inn Sobre 1901
OILS elmer ser GcpeiAen.)teoottcrrc
bel ser ,9telu 9)orfer Staat3jeihln1"
cintrGt, cincu &uitcn Ucldeu cr biz
81 ieincm lc0c 6cfleloctr. Sciuefr
bate lid, in Cincinnati pcrbcirat1ct
unO Die gattin iibcrlebt i'm NIT melr
rcren ain0eru Soier bate cr 0en
0cltiheu Sitterariihcn Stllb onac
b6rt mo mar ser Sriiuoer Oc3 9eut.
idJcu GreBfIu52 geuciel. Gr mar cil
liebenslpiiroIgcr aoQegc, nit Dem
man germ nerteGrte INTO Der iid bier
cinc5 groBcn 9cfaHutcufreiieS cr'
irellte.
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ans ruiiiiden SuOttHbauierH.
Bon ulri6 aauf6er.

Gans ieltene 9luasnblide unb @eles
denheitsn ai6t es. In OtHen siHe Soliz
odritdt Der WeHitbeit pI0bli6 iia
bsmertbar modlt. Die Strede Don ei.
nem aum dRbern III ana. 10 lana, baB
man taft ooa @iefiih, ibrer 3uiammsnz
eehoriateit perIiert. LIMB bod finb iie
hie 9ltbenaiiae Der unaetbeilten
MsnI6Mit. bas iabrlsbnteIanqe glufs
nno RiebsrpalIcn liner uneebeuersn
gruit. ii6er Der ba5 ieltfam auIam.
menaeitiidelte 9cpano Der Hatipnaliz
tdten Iisat. Die Hliien unb iSeben bes
Gspanpes ite6en p,ll aeaeneinanber.
aber Der 2ltbsmauQ. lrnter benz lie att
terA. III ein uno csrislbe. sSnternds
tionaIe Wroteitc uno 6ilfeleiitunQsu,
drobe Grfinbunaen uno Didtunaeu
fsnnen feline 9renssn. sSn linen fin.
BEN Iid bic gDlter. neil bic unaetbeilte
2e6snsfraft Der WsHidbeit in ibnen
au Snae tritt.
Gin 9roteit lit in Oieisn 5aqen BON
ben .auten gurppdern" dusaeIprohen
ipprben. ben bieisnilsn Hiht sum err
fen Male erheben. in oenen Elm tultus
relies Geipiiisu IsbsnOis III. Der rui.
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2luslanO
0as Mifitdr mad 3a6ern
3uriidqefe6rt.

l
gerltn, 10. 9lpril. Sonnta9 err
belt bas elIGHiife Stdptdsn 3a6ern
| ieine infolee Der .Wntas" s2tffotre inl
glopem6er D. Z. suriidQesoacns 9arni>
ion fpieOer. Dd bic aus Dem &Onflitt
3nii6en Der 8eD0ltsrunq uno Dem
Nlilitdr entitanoenen Qro3siIe srlsoilt
limb unb cine nsue goriGrift fir ben
Ddffenge6rau9 erloiisn purbe. lit
tsin Gruno mehr potbdnoen, Der
Stabt bic @arnifon Idnaer rpr7uent@
bdlten. lin apei llbr Sonntaq RAD
mittaq ratten bic beioeu gataiqone
lpieoer Elm uno muroen Don ben De,
itGftsleutsn. bic burtt ibrsn Qbaud
einen iaperen finan3isllen 9erluit
erlitten baben. nit 1relbsn beQriiBt.
2(ngeblid)e SpioHe Ders
haftst.
Berlin. 19. 2lpril. IN GOlmar
i'm S6erelIaB fpurbsn beute orei iFran.
sO1en untsr SpionnalDeroa6t feitaes
nommen. Die 8er6afictsn bebaup!sn.
barmloIe 5puriiten ~ iein. purben
aber bon einem Wadtmei''-- 6eobuts
tst, ais iie pbotOarapbiite 4uiHabmen
aniertiatsH.
glutige SoIbutenihlds
aerei.
9erlin. 19. 4pril. - on elmer
Wirtbihaf in @lab in Shleiien fam
ss !eRte Ratt peaen zines UiGbhens
sipiihen Soloatsn al elmer S4!dqerei,
bic gu elmer f0rmli6en Shladt Durbc.
Die aombdttantsn ifluaen nit ben
Seitendeps6ren nuf chamber los. bis
lie bon elmer aus Der 4nierne herbeis
a.silt,n Wdnni9aft ii6erpdltiat uno
cntirliinet nurbeu. GiHsr Der aampf.
hdhne purbe qetobtet uno mebrsrs err
litttn idpere oeer leihtere 9erlcbun.
0sn. Der Wirtb uno perifieoene 3Is
pi!iiten puroen. als Tie Die rauienoen
SoloateH su trennen 0srIu6ten. i6per
m!bhanoeIt.
guilt differ umQeto men.
gue. Hranireih. 19. gtpril. Die
2uftitiffer Traucois Derop unb Wurs
eel 0obIin famsu am Spnntau osi eis
usr Soqiiion nit eiHsm nnoeren Qllfts
ihiff pdbrsno zines glufitieass Dor
ben 2lulen elmer nah 5auienbeu sd6-
ltnoen WenihcnmsHae um's 2eben,
inbem lie oerbr1nn!en.
Seron's qleroplan tolIibirts bod in
Stn 2iiftsn nit tinem 2lsropIdH, oa.
pon ocm 9toidtiter geoault uelentt
nurbe. Der eiusn 1eipiiisn gensbsnu
uls QdiInater bel iih bate. gei bem
acriethcu beios Wafhi>
neu in 9runo uHo itiirst.n Al gOoen.
W15rsno es 9sodult unb pelabedu.
obidon lie ftpers 9srlebunasn erlit-
ZEN hdtten. aelan1. ith aug ben brsn.
nenben 5riimmern ibrss 9f--rolons auI
rstten. tamen 9sro1 uno iciu paiias
aisr 9a6liH inter i5r gerppldn au lie
cen unb per6ranntcn elenbialih.
aaiier 5rnn3 Soiep6 er.
fruuft.
@ien. 10. 2lpril. Qaiier ,Sran,
Sbiepb Ieioet on einen gronfrial.
fatarrb. Cine oiii}ielle grfldrlrng in
oieiem Sinne mrOc am Sonntag per
Die 6oIlc oieier Grfrau.
flung parcn elm Stciaen Der Sempe.
ratur ionic Sdlai.oiigfeit mo Su.
te.Gnidlle. 8roBocm lit ser aaiicr
I'M Starioe Sie 9lcgierlingsgciddite
III erleoi9en.
Wiro belo6nt.
ct. pstersburg 10. 2tpril.-
Dem qopsn grauaites, Der in Dem
Pitualmproprp5eB geeeu 9eiliB in
item su GunTten Der gntlagebeb1rben
tusiaaen ma6te, Uurbe bonn 3areu
'er stanislaus Orben sipeitsr
tlufie psrliebeu.
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0en Setten un0 I'M
Rilden 70 iiirdterlitbe
SbnerseH, oab ib iie
iaunt ertragen fonnte.
Sd nabm iebs fSIn>
idlen ppn Stpbid 6.
Birtbom's Bsgetable
COMPOUND ein uno
fam beut. bic srobte
u T belt psrridJten,
idbluis gut, eiie gut
unO bab, ni6t bic ae.
riugite StOrllus. Sdl
empiebIs qpoia Is.
l(iufhnm'S D2eoetnhfe
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COMPOUND jeoer lei0,nben iyrau." - Frau
9arr9 5iiber. 1912 5uniata StraB.,
YH!laOslpbiu, va.
Ter Sall ciner anocrcn 1Sran.
8rOubsuee, R. 8. - sd fam SSbr 8e.
geiable COMPOUND nidjt genug riibmen, neil
es Bunoer filr mid DoIIbradt hat uno idl
uollte nidbt sbRe ss fem. Sd hate cine
@eribebung, nieberorldenos Sdm.r5eu
uno Nitdenpeb, bis id) es fuum aushalteE
tpnnte uno mar ODli9 8uiammeugebroteH
ais i'd 9Doiu s. Rintbau's @egetable Conn
pouno einuabm. e. bali mir uno idl BIN
gegeniudrtig in better @eiuRobeit. SD ar.
bette ben gaHSeH Gag in elmer 6sbrif, tbue
auberoem meine 9ausarbeit, porauS Sie
eri'ben fonnen, mas es fir mid getbau hat.
Sd gebe Shnen bic GrldnbuiB, nleinen 9la>
men 5u oerDifentIid)eH uno i'd empfehle S}br
&e9etabIe COMPOUND uieleH meiner SSreuu-
oinnen." - 6rau abrtt qaUiDH, 1876
Stpplt Ctr, 4rouioeHre, VI. s.
@efabriignnle fir IyraueH
limb mad einem gljte Ritdenpeb, aopi.
Deb, Nerooiitdt un0 Acknowledgements
,5n uieIen 5alI.n itnO lie Spmptome irgeu0
einer msibIiden StDruu9 ODER einer GutBln-
bun9, einss ihwarenOen 9ritanbes. wsl9er
ourn oas @innebmen BON Gpoia y. pinis
bans Ye9etabIt COMPOUND beboben tper.
ben fam. Qauienoe pou GmelitaniIdben
6rausn be5eugen DiIltg istHe YSirtiamteit.
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10 81

8 iueb
8rau o.: sat SIR @}ann 0eitcri
bon Ser S5agO eiuen Saien mitge-
brudt2"
6rau g.: ogIeir - eiren gIffcn."
gc T idumte @cIeGen9eti
.SSett q iold)ene 8emelubcit, nadlt
meil geidldftsnadioIeer 6enSulltyptt
5u oem ib ME getommeu binl"
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9f o maj rtp braie.

Ser tleine Grnit freiite iidJ fiber
Die pieIen @eibenfe. Die er 5u ieiueml
oritten @eburtStase crbaIten bate,
,fpie ein aino.
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Srru eonnfe
Raunt erfrassm
SBr idrcflidles JiHfenwc6. Bc6ciIert
onrd GgOia Is. Tinf6am's Sc.
geta6ie COMPOUND.

SBilabelpbiG, ga - sd lit an Ser-
i6lebung, uno @nt5luouns un6 hattie in be-
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lfortfssuna BON Der /. ssite.l
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@erbinbuna NIT Rear abmiral Tlsts
der in gsrd Grus bsritsllen III t0ns
me-. Sn Qtnbetrdht bes SOnntaas
fic!en bic Grsrsisriibunden ais.
Die 8 bioer mills III be-
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Wirb 6e(o6nt.

ct. PstersburG 10. Qpril.-
Dem popen prdnates, Der in Dem
Ritualmuroprp5eB 9eeen 9eiliB in
stiep gu GuuTteu Der Gntlassbeb6rOsn
gtusiaaen ma6ts, lUurbe pom 3areu
Der Stdnislaus Orben Sipeiter
GloiIe perlieben.
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COMPOUND jeoer lei0.nhsn 5rau." - israu
5arrD 5tiher. 1912 5uniata StraB.,
Y9ilaohpbiu, Bu.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27
DEMlNG's STORE WINDOWS
REPLETE WITH SPRING GOODS

All of the store windows of the
city are showing handsome display
Of Spring goods in every line of
trade and the business section has
taken on an aspect of metropolitan
ism.
In the large and spacious show
windows of the j. A. Mahoney COM
pany can be seen all of the latest
designs of beautiful household fur
nishings. which include bedroom sct-
Of white enamel, blue rugs and por-
there's to match. Sets of elegant
birdseye maple, fumed oak dining
room furniture. Mems early English
bedroom sets. Louis XIV design,
Golden oak parlor furniture, model
summer kitchens with a complete"
kitchen outfit including the famou,
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet. At the
well known Mahoney store can be
found n complete line of hammockS.
swings and porch furniture. In
other windows is complete display
of garden seeds, flower seeds and
garden tools.
The progressive and live firm of
s. Lindauer have their large show
windows full of the latest designs in
mems and women's wearing apparel,
including the latest models in mil
inery direct from Paris, that center
of fashionable ideas and fads.
The energetic and enterprising firm
Of Lester and Deckert, known as the
home of the Stein Bloch stylish
clothes for men, has one of the most
pleasing windows in the city, show
ing dainty line of women's lingerie
and the latest selections of dress
goods
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27
. 4. + /. I. I. 4. + 4. + + + + !. + !!
. MOUNTAIN VIEW ITEMS

Sunday School has been changed
70 10 30 o'clock IN ia" morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haley visited at Mrs.
r. Fowlrr'S ranch one day this week.
Mrs. Annie Kennedy visited her
sister Mrs. Ray Qnielcy "n" day tins
week.
II. Finney has come out from Dem
ing, and is now residing ON his home
stead west of Mountainview Mr.
Finney visited friends near Noun
tainview on Sunday.
Mrs. r.. Fowler's friends gathered
nj her home Saturday evening. where
they were entertained with beautiful
music rendered by Mrs. y. Snidow.
Miss Mande Mayes. and others.
Mrs. Moves and son Albert, ana
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Quigley visited
at the Beverly farm last Sunday.
Taylor Quigley Of Colorado, Is
visiting his brother. c. l.. and Raw
Quieley Of Mountainview.
The 81. Patrick's dance at the
Aker's ranch was enjoyed by all pres
emit
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27

Among the visitors TO the cham
Der of commerce this week were Mrs
Stella C. Odgen Of Florence, Kans.
James A. Armstrong of Los Angeles
z. @. Cattermole of Mt. Carroll. III.
+. J. Middleton of Manchester. Iowa
X. NJ. Schade of Clifton. Ariz., J. o
Moore Of Phoenix. and +. +. Whit
ten of st. Louis.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27
Death Of Nancy c. Robbins

Mrs. Nancy c. Robbins died AT
Silver City. March %. The body
was sent to this city and was buried
in the local cemetery Wednesday
afternoon under the direction of
l'ndertaker W. &. Rawson.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27
Gard OF Thanks

We hereby express our apprecia-
ton and thanks to the friends,
neighbors. and members of the g
A. r., for their kindness. assistance,
and sympathy extended during the
sickness and death of my beloved
husband and our father.
Mrs. Sarah j. Breese.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Doderer
and Doris.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27
Y Y y
HURLEY ITEMS


The new road from Ilurey To Santa
Rita i, nearly completed and is short
or by several miles and there is mol
any danger of getting hit by train.
The road is an exceedingly good
automobile road.
The dam where the iailings are
run Is a beautiful sight. The best
view can be obtained on the west
side looking east. From there the
colors range from the brightest green
to the palest Of lavender.
The company is improving the
town by having trees set out twenty
feel apart on each side of the flood
water ditch which extends from the
q. q. s. meat market to a quarter
mile south of town.
Ed. Birch arrived in town March
% from San Francisco, where he had
been on business. lie will resume
charge of the Robinson Livery stable
Of Hurley.
Santa Rita and Fort Bayard play
ii hail Sunday on the latter's park
The score was 8 to Z in favor OF
Santa Rita. Sorreson. one Of llur'
ley's pitchers. pitched for Fort Bay
ard.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27

Tucumcari had 4 near tornado this week.
one ~ the hardest wind storms in its history.
A small cyclone appeared in the West travel
ing in an eastwardly direction. II was u
real iw,sier and had all the appearance Of the
large. death dealing sort. II picked up nut
buildings. and lifted them high in the air
carving them several hundred feet before re-
leasing its grasp. II seemed to b~ about
$50 fee, in width and everything not well
fastened down was upset or carried away and
ouite a hit II damage was done.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27

Il. d. Oldham. for mayor, heads the Demo
cratic city ticket at Clovis; Arthur T. Smith
Is candidate for clerk; A. W. Skarda for
,rensurrE and C. A. Scheurich. John Nichols
wiki. Carter and Paul Mersieidrr ar" run
ming for the council
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27

L Dodson, former manager Of the High
""" 'A''e company, of Lordsburs. withdrew
"A plea Of not guilty aud entered . plea Of
s"i'y To endorsement and was sentenced by
''ase Colin Neblett. Of the district court 10
''e from two to three years in the state
F""eh''ary' The trial of the case was In
"otiesa when Dodson changed AIS plea.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27

A new town is to be incorporated ana
.,.r,ed an the Berrendo irrigated farms tract
near Roswell Il will he northeast Of the pres
on, improyed district. and Immediately west OF
m. santa Fe railway tracks from the Poe
s,,,ion spur. Il will he known either as
"Berrendo' ar "Reineke.
Articles Of incorporation were h'ed ~
columbus. Ohio. the i7th Of the month "
4 preliminary Incorporation for s'ooo'
,hs chief stockholders being A. C. Relnefe'
ale, agent for the Bsrrendo Irrigated Farms
eamn.nv. and Mrs. L. Meyer Of Cleveland
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+ + 1. i. 1. + + + + + + + + + + + +
+ STATE NEWS +
r r. + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

In az opinion handed down in
The stat. iapreme court and eoncurred In by
al ihr ,u,l,c"s. 4. Is. Rahehan, an attorney Of
santa fc against whom charges were lied
s"me months ago and proceedings instituted
to dislar him. was cxoncrated. The charges
grew out II business transactions in connec
ton with the sale 81 q land grant. The
charges W.r" hied by Francis G. Wilson aud
I"org- \olney Howard.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27

lola ITEMS
+ 1. I. + + + 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. !. 1. +

Everybody is delighted 10 see Mr..
and Mrs. Tinglc back. Mr.. Tinglr
intend, to make extensive improve
ments on his place.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27

Miss Everella Lucas is very proud
of the beautiful piano which she won
from the Headlight. There was n
constant stream of visitors AT the
Lucas place on Sunday To congrain-
late Miss Lucas.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27
Grain Privileges
MONEY IN WHEAT

Puts and calls are the safest and surest
method Of trading in wheat, corn or oats
Because your loss Is absolutely limited to the
amount bought No further risk.
Positively the most profitable way Of trading.
Open an account. You can buy 10 puts
or 10 calls on 10000 bushels grain for SO
or you can buy both for $50. or as many more
as you wish. An advance or decline OF cent
gives you the chance to take 800 profit.
movement 81 cents $500 profit.
Write for fun particulars and Bank Re.
ferences,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27

Mr.. Maisel is busy watering hi
barley these days.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27
Silver City Wedding

4 quiet but beautiful home wedding
was solemnized Friday afternoon at
> o'clock at the residence of Attorney
and Mr.. r. =. Barnes. nn u street.
when their youngest daughter. Mi
Virginia. and Marion =. Walker Of
Baldwin Park. Calf. plightcd their
roth before the relatives of the
bride and few close friends.
Chaplain Lloyd of the United States
army. stationed at Fort Bayard
performed the beautiful Episcopal
ring ceremony
Il. II. Case. civil engineer of DEM
ing. is in The city on business
Santa Fe New Mexican.
Mrs. l.. q. Tucke" is driving
handsome new Buick automobile
Harry d. Houghland, the cement
concrete contractor, has bought u
Ford runaboul to carry him to his
many contracts in the county.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27

G. Quigley. d. Rambo, and Others
were in Deming one day this week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27

growing demand for living accommodations
which il greater than It has lron for years
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27

Harry Chrisiman has gone to the
Mir-,e tract to work for the sum
mcr. We will certainly miss Mr..
Chri,lman very much. and will be
clad indeed when il will be- time for
him Ia return Ia Mounlainyicw.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27

Last Friday night the young folL
gave n dance at Mrs. Danse's home
The evening was greatly enjoyed b,
all. Mr.. Bynam Taylor furnished the
music. Sandwiches, cake and coilr,
were served during the evening.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27

Jim lloughland dug new well for
$. j. Smith at his house. Mr.. Smith
intend, to move out from Deming
soon where he has been residing for
some time.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27

Mrs. Desire Alsup is having her
house improved, additional fencing
done. and the land prepared for cnl-
tivation.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27
Mr.. Rambo is busy installing his

|. i. Allbee has Two sisters from
the East visiting him.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27
SPRING FASHIONS

u hm ted in Sgg DDS tina the stan class by
from Nl % shown mh fascinating designs
and
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27

Mrs. l.. o. Tucke" is driving "A
handsome new Buick automobile.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27

The 81. Patrick's dance AT the
Aker's ranch was enjoyed by all pres
ent.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-27
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To FREE
R. |. F|NCHER
FRUSTRATED
Man Is Bound Over on Concealed
Weapon Charge to Thwart
Habeas Corpus Writ.

An attempt to obtain the release OF
r. L. Fincher, who is accused OF
stealing 5000 from the Southern Elk
press Company, on writ of habeas
corpus, was frustrated by the police
Wednesday morning, when Ffncher
was held to the Grand Jury on $500
bond on a charge of carrying con-
cealed weapons.
The writ upon which Fincher hoped
to be released was sworn out before
Judge Ben Hill by Attorney John
Boykin, and the hearing set for We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock.
The preliminary hearing of Fincher
before Recorder Broyles had been set
for 2:30, but detectives, hearing that
the writ had been issued, took Finch
er before Judge Broyles at the morn
ing session of Police Court. He was
not tried on the charge of stealing
from the express company.
Chief Beavers received two tele-
grams Wednesday morning from the
Sheriff of jefferson County, Alabama
and from Manchester, Ga, stating
that Ffncher is wanted by the police
of Birmingham and the officials OF
Clay County, Alabama.
The messages said he had operated
in Birmingham under the name of r,
L. French, and in Clay County as R.
l.. Fuller In the latter county 1t was
stated. Fincher was indicted for grand
larceny in 1912.
Attorney r.. L. Aston, counsel for
the Southern Express Company, con-
ferred with Chief Beavers Wednes-
day morning. and it is thought prob
able Fincher will be turned over to
the Alabama authorities.