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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
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Mprgenrotb. Mpr9enrptb,
leudtcit mir gum friiben SOB,
balb lpirb bas @ignal erldlallen,
bann lmub id gum Sdippcn lpalien,
i9 unb mander &amerubc.
aaun, eebad)t, fal1n sehnht,
lit Ser 8rabel1 rnnseebrudt
.llnb III eleganten Spgen
lit ber Srabt pdbprgeso9en
yllnb Sic @rbeit lit pollbradt.
sld ti,ies sbalb, ad lpie balb
aebt es lpeifer in ben 8alp.
lalltc Iertcldldge idallen
lmb Sic 6foben 8dlnte fallen,
i6iiten llnier tapfrcs Seer.
9arllm ItirI, bnrllnt itill,
n,Dg es fpmn,e,l, Die es min,
lnb 10 iptu ih ipafer ihippen
nnb lpllt i6 babel ln,,fippen,
ltirbt ein braper gdippersmann.
&ompaenielieb Der 1. &omp.,
Nrm. .s8atl. 94.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
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Spnbs.

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bab Die Bombs bolb nah Ser Inter
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peroer. 9a5 6eiBt bab Sic ssnbeltoren
ntht nit ben1 Gerlltlte fires gelbes
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nt6t biel beiier geIrelte eng[ilde lire
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lie icbon balb nod Ser 3eidnl1ug auf
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bat, fann linn nadpfeifen.
suf bieie 8eile ipurbe geirern in
Sinnn5freiien Set 9unft ser stpi1den
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oifat pereinburten 8ebingungen aus
selegt Observation-Disclosures oes Gpnz
Difats oie gonbs ipdbrenb Ser 2ebengz
bauer oes 5pnbifats, oas beibt 5ipei
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6Dbe bnlten.
9ob Die Eumploros uno sic 5erren
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beu lppllen. ipeil lie fiir6ten, bab Sic
Snpeltpren Ourd Elm brobellbes Sollen
nes &llries abgeldredt 1perben. gebt
alld oaralls berppr, baB Sen 8anfen.
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abldieber, bafiir cine Erdn,ie 5ugez
iid)ert lporben lit. Sppie lie ibre 8onbs
lpsgelpproen linb. baben lie SEM gpn<
oifat 9eget1iiber feinerlei @erpiIichtunz
gen nebr, baben iid allp Damn ous Der
5dltnge ge5pgen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03

6illsbprp, Ser. @,u. S. 8rbal,
bate bel,te pabier cine Srtebensreoe
sebalten unb ld)iittelte ipeben ieinen
Srunbeu pie 9dnbe, ais Srau Solepb
@irfputrid Ben ST. q. 6. Gapler aui
Der Sribiine nit 5ipei Hebolperu err
ldob. sln Der 9eide ipltrben 10 @uus
BEN se5dblt. Sabler hattie I'M leete,,
Mnltar Sen @atteu Ser 6Ssidbrisel,
8rau 8etDbtet llnb befano iid llnter
8arglhaft anf freien Siiben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
9ieb nnb gropifipnen.

g6iengo, 2. Oft. Rinobieb
3ufltbr 500. Stiere $6.O0-10..
80; aiibe uno Hinoer, $3.S5-8.30;
&dlber $7.75-1t.50.
Shpeine 3uflrbr 5000. Set
5u $6.7o-S.25; 5unteiit 81 $7.20--
$s.05.
@dofe 3uf,lbr 5000. som.
mel $5.50-6,40; aann,er $500 Biz
5000.
@eiliigel t2Hs-13.
8utter Creamery 211a-27c.
@ier % 24c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
&dmpfe an Der @tltfrout bouert1 tort,
Mber ote srobe alliirte g ) >iipe TT sei6eitert
Wie Qolnoon ll'll ielbit 3u9.ac
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geeere II 900 efanaele I'M ggeen - l1np ber 1000 IL

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8ug0ren iolen dpn bie ierbid griien re1n modirt
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rt ihueigt ber6er Nbet 5pe peperqenpne Graben
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5plen nabbdn9 p Ben 9ciern Sic 0tNcn
plen d erlehrt fubcn 0urd6 Sen gb5ua ens sbei Ser
9eltden bon ibrer Srpnt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
Grbbcbem an Der &aeifiefiiite.

SunSrnnciscp, 2.Gft. 9hurz
fe @roltpbe lpuroen beute gtaht 1886
an pielen <llften in l1tab, glepaoa
lnb 8ulifprnien perlpirt, aber nid)t
in Snu Srancisco. 9us 8eben borerte
10 bis Is Sefltnben. Sn Soeramentp
llnb Sresnp ipar Sic grl6iitterllug ON
1tdrfltel, leihter IN 9feno. slepabo, in
guiie. Sbabo, l,up in @ictpria, 9. g.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
Die R4r.te
yrpbnHe

gbicago, 2. Oft. @ei5et -
965s 9e5. 50 Deai.
&orn ~ 535s 9es, 5515 W1ai.
Safer $685. Ge5, 375s Mai.
@etreioe fir 8aar:: 9io. 2 rotber
@inter 1O5-107; aortl Mo.2 631a;
StanoarD 6afer 3S.
S9oggen geo. 2 SO.
@erIte - $50
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03

trob n1ebrtaaieer artillerieborbereiz
tungeil idredli6e @erlulte eriitten. ba@
ben; bab lire slngriffe bpll litanz
bigt feblg elhla gen iinb. ba
feiner babon bas ertpartete Mei1tItat
er5ielte llnb bnB oie bon General
Soffre unternomn,ene @infreillnasbez
tpegllng fein 9reiibares 8eiultat gez
babt bat"
HreuBiI9e 8erlnite.
gl1n ter S M, bin 2pnoon, 2.
Oft. Sic preubilden gerluItliiten bonn
~. biz 2S. Septenber eeben Ste Gaz
men bon 63,46S Iobten, Geripunbetert
unb @ern1ibten, tpie Ser Motterba1nlhe
gourant meloet. 9isle 3abien, iast ser
gonrant, erbDben bic @eiaru,nt5obl Ser
prenbii6en @erlltite auf 1,916,t4a
Dsann.
81 Mullen lolien gefaneene
in Sibirien erfrieren.
Can Sraneiscso, 2. Oft. Sic
geba1ptllne, OaB 100000 beuti6e
7ariegsgefansene in 5ibirten ipeber
@oaoeden nod l1eberr0de BADEN, mar
in elmer &abelbepelde ent6alten, ipe1z
de @co. @olfmann, Wttglieo elmer
@rpeerb @rpBbanblung, Geute emf
|pfing uno iporin I'M @ilie gebetel1
ipl1rbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
Surge aonfertn5 5mii6en 8erntorf nub
QQuiing
9en Mrabiefau betreffeno; 9lbi6lu6 oiejer Mifaire
tn Std)t.
openturmes in Qouiliaua unb gy1iifiip
M6ipal1beru11a Ser Mrn,er1ier uah Sen @e

aoa1perung Der srnn na Sen Ser. unga 9 srei
1d]ent ro lie os 5u peron 9Grten Stump feint hlkib
oo 9sndt gu 1en- Sbpobl Ser ao1taf lueidbnet
ut s4e @eneralagenur g. gForean gi6t 6efannt goB
Die 3egen ge6pen eien Chicago Ser Nittene5n mil
oo g1u'oen belgt Gas bttere uadfommen
earran5as Stern in @segio eist - llno giIa INIT
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03

stoatsiefretdr 2an1ina eibt 5,t,
|bab es nit leinem Nsgzg libel Be-
feut lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03

2onbpn ipunbert Th ooriiber, bab
Sic 9e,ltlden I'M Often 10 lpenis id9iues
re @eld)iibe erbelttei,. So, lpenn Sic
Mujlcn aber niht nebr baben2 9ie
amerifaniihe Nplt lit ipobrideinlid
aMseeblieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03
% / e IL M E I s e t.

@ien, 2. Gft. Sn Gltsoli5ic,1
idlug Elm rllllild)er glnsriff nabe g1ppp=
Mleginiec fell. Sic Nltitrp Deut1der
.geipaimen mebr 8pOcn an ser @prz
ninfront, lbp rulliide Geeelaugriffe
perlltltbpu abgeIdlagel1 tpuroetl. Weiz
tere 5ipei Sffi5iere lll1o 400 Mpnn
ipllrben gefangen, mas 10 Gfft3iere
lnb 2400 Mam1 in 8tpci Sasel1 aus
maGt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-03

JtT z Y n y e y CT y =.
@er1ir, 2. Oft. Gffi5ieG. Son Ser
@ e1tfrp1tt: Gin geriuG Ser @ng@
Ianber, Den bcrlprenen @rl1nb nDrblicb
bpll 2pps ipieberslllleblncn, mltr0c nit
fDpercn 8erlultcn ahgeI6la9ell, slud
mc1rerc fran5. slneriffe ipltroen ab9cs
5hlasen lt11b cine Mnsabl @efaneencr
ge11labt. Ser @eriGt lalltet:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-01
Notice Of Sherif's Sale

Notice is hereby given that |, the
undersigned, Dwight b. Stephens,
sheriff of Luna county, state of New
Mexico. by authority in me vested by
the final decree and Judgment of the
district court of the sixth judicia.
district of the state of New Mexico.
within and for the county of Luna.
made aud entered on the 18th day of
November. 1914, in cause therein
pending wherein +. o. Pattberg was
plaintiff and +. NJ. Carney was de-
PENDANT being civil cause No. $50.
will on The sixteenth day of january,
1918. beginning at the hour of tea
o'clock in the forenoon of said day
at the front door of the court house
in Deming. Luna county, New Mex.
leo. expose for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash in hand paid.
one Fairbanks Morse ten horse pow.
er distillate and gasoline engine ana
one Famous water elevator of 600
gallon per- minute capacity.
DWIGHT Il. STEVENS
Sheriff of Luna County. y. NJ.
Dee. Alan. |.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-01
Oxide Of Manganese In Water Tanks

The black deposit found in the wa
ter taken from water tanks is oxide
of manganese This material is form
ed in greater or less quantity in all
galvanized steel tanks that contain
water. II is formed as u result of
galvanic action between the electro
positive metal zine and the electro
negative metal manganese present n
the steel of the tanks. As result
of this action. Il small amount of zine
passes in solution, and zine in solu-
ton is poison, but the amount formed
in this manner is not sufficient to
produce any bad effects whatever.
unless it should be left standing in
the tank for sometime. Cases of
zine poisoning that have resulted in
this manner have been reported To
the station on few occasions. In
one case in eastern New Mexico. the
water had stood in tank for sever
al months. when used by the family
contained enough zinc in solution to
be poison.
While the zinc passes into solu-
ton, the manganese is thrown out
in the water as insoluble black specks
that somewhat resemble smut. These
PARTICLES collect in the bottom of the
tank in the form of dark colored
mud, that sometimes clogs the pipes
and discolors the water, but il is not
poisonous.
The galvanic action is largely pre-
vented. and the consequent formation
of the soluble zinc and insoluble black
particles stopped by the use of pure
wrought iron galvanized tanks in the
place of the steel ones.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-01

Mrs. X. II. Case and son arrived
Saturday.
Attorney Z. b. Garcia will open an
office ON Spruce street.
II. o. Carothers is here from Cor
pus Christi, Texas, and will make his
home here.
X. l.. Foulks of Fort Worth, Texas.
is visiting with his father, Postmaster
Foulks.
DR.. Carey, chief surgeon for the
Chino company has returned to San
Ia Rita after trip to Colorado.
Miss Beryl Long returned from
Belen and she and her sister, lone
Long. will spend the holidays with
their parents.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-01
Notice

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Mimbres Val
ley Farmers Association will be- held
at the court house Wednesday, Janu-
AIRY q, 1918. to elect directors for
the year 1915. The meeting will con-
venc at 10 u. N. aud the polls for
clcciing directors will be open from
y. IN. until 3 o'clock.
BY Order of
1924 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-01
MATCH MvMDUs GROW

MATCH MyMDUs GROW
Contract let for fourteen new
buildings.
Myndus is situated in the cen
ter of 100000 acres of the finest
agricultural land in the Mimbres
Valley.
Myndus has ten new bunga-
lows all occupied and as many
more spoken for.
Myndus has n 36-room hotel
aud is taxed to the limit to ac-
commodate the trade.
Mymdus has one of the best
schools in Luna county, exclu-
sive of Deming, requiring two
teachers.
Myndus is soon To have II
building especially for the NOV
les.
Myndus has II modern bank
building in course of construc-
ton.
California capitalists will be-
gin developing and colonizing
81 900 acres directly south and
east of Myndus in the near fu-
ture.
Southern Pacific officials as
sure the good Myndus citizens
of an up-to-date passenger de-
pot in the near future.
Modern drug store building
with physicians offices is being
constructed in Myndus.
Myndus lots sell altogether on
their merits. No lottery or
drawing schemes.
Myndus lots for sale reason
able, $4,000 to $4,000.
For furthers particulars see
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-01
Selected Paragraphs
l915-Get it right.

1915-Get il right.
May the new year bring you hap
piness, full pocketbook, and wife
if you have MT one.
Have you counted the number of
presidents Mexico has tOdayf
Good times are on the way-and
we are on the watch.
Now that the wheels of industry
are beginning to turn, perhaps those
in our head will be given rest.
Having ushered the 1915 infant
into the world without mishap, We
may now turn our attention to dis
coursing on the merits Of the Euro
pean Folly.
What use has this country for
heavy siege cannon! Haven't we got
our "rncle Joef"
A contemporary says the day Of
the political grandstander and four
flusher is gone by. But the grand
Islander and the four fusher still
remain.
A defeated candidate can always
console himself with the thought that
"ihe people never know their own
minds. anyway"
II is becoming apparent that ia
pan did not enter the war for her
health, as was expected.
IT'S said that even the snow is
red "over the way
Chicago is making trousers for
Europe. Let Us hope it will not fall
to the lot of the widows and orphans
to use them.
Russia is buying millions of horse
shoes in this country. The iron heel,
again.
There are l1S religious denomina-
lions in this country. and each one
is "the only true brand"
Latest reports from the front in
dcate that :.-'l;.?-;.! And that is
quite evidently the truth.
just why do some men quail when
they meet their wives in publicf We
knew, but we're too much of dipo-
mat to answer.
Use your head if you want your
feet to get you there.
When II woman doesn't remember
her age she remembers il only too
well.
When money talks We all listen.
Often Il self made man doesn't live
long enough to finish the job.
France needn't think she has one
on us by publishing her yellow book.
We have our own little yellow press.
When woman accuses her hus-
band of being bad he often goes
right out and makes good.
Christabel Pankhurst announces
that she will resume her camping in
England as soon as the war is over.
No peace in sight now! Old j. Bull
would rather fight Germany than the
suffs.
Winter has its uses. II makes the
lazy man hump.
Congress has bungled. 1t should
have put war tax ON cabbages in
order to protect our army of cigar
smokers.
1914 was a punk year. Let's for
get it.
Now altogether! Let's make it
year of push.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-01

Farmers wishing the Mimbres Val
ley Farmers Association to rcclean
their beans, are requested to bring
them in ut once. Will have building
only until January |.
BY order of
adv. II. BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-01

The Rev. Duncan Matheson of the
Presbyterian church has resigned to
accept II call at the Presbyterian
church at Las Cruces and will take
up his new work on the fir t Sunday
in January.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-01

r. A. Hamilton returned from Sill
Yer City Sunday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-05
TO GIVE REWARD
FOR CAPTUREOF
GUILTY AUTOISTS

A substantial reward probably Will
be offered for information leading to
the apprehension of the driver or
members of party of joy-riders who
ran down and killed Kaupali, an aged
Hawaiian, on King street near the
kamel1ameha schools New Years
morning.
Sheriff Rose, Deputy Sheriff .Asch,
Special Motorcycle Officers Chiffon
and Ferry have talked with number
of automobiles owners in the city who
not only expressed Indignation at the
cruelty displayed by the occupants of
the car. but agreed to contribute to
a reward for the offenders capture
At an inquest conducted by COro-
ner Asch yesterday afternoon but not
completed, testimony was taken from
several enlisted men belonging to
military organizations at Fort Shat
ter. .-. *-
The story of the fatality related by
these men was in substance that a
car believed to have been a five-paS-
senger Ford was proceeding in the di-
rection of the city at 40 to 80 miles
an hour Three soldiers insisted that
they saw the car strike the Hawaiian.
Immediately all lights on the car were
eXtinguished, they said.
Other men brought before the coro-
ner's jury stated that car in which
number of men and women were
seated passed them on King street at
furious rate of speed.
Coroner Asch has additional wit
nesses who, it is believed, will add
much of Importance to the story and
may lead to an Identification of the
car and the riders.
Kaupali, it was stated, had attended
a family dinner at the home of friends.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-05
IMPORT GROWTH
MAYBRINGAID
FORCUSTONS men
Special Agents of Treasury De-
partment Investigate Con-
ditions-LeaVe Today

The necessity of additional assist
ance to handle steady increase OF
imports in this district is expected 10
be brought to the attention of the
treasury department following a visit
and inspection made by Special
Agents W. H. Tidwell and l.. W. Bean
of the federal customs service, who
leave today for San Francisco and
Washington in the Manoa.
TidWell and Bean nave spent sever
al weeks in carrying out an exhaustiv ;
investigation of the business done at
Honolulu and the outside ports under
the Jurisdiction of Collector of Gus
toms Franklin.
That the force of inspectors and
guards assigned to duty here has
been inadequate has been generally
recognized for more than a year past.
The opening of the Panama canal 10
traffic, bringing O farger number OF
freight steamers to the islands for
coaling aud receiving supplies has adj
ded greatly to the burden of the limit
ed staff employees heretofore main
tanned in this district.
1t is believed that result Of the
visit of the special agents, will soon
be manifested in decided change to
take place in the manner of receiving
cargoes from foreig, ports -.
From the Orient comes much of the
importations into Hawaii. To check
and pass upon this class of merchan-
disc and supplies falls to the lot Of
the customs officers. 1t is said that
the special agents nave had this i'm
portant matter. brought to their at
tention with the result that an ar
rangement similar 10 that followed at
New York, Boston, New Orleans and
other large ports of entry may be in
augurated. Should this method OF
procedure be followed much of the
labor heretofore performend by Gus.
toms officials will deyolye upon the
men engaged by the steamship com
panies. "..*
Unless an effort is made to simpli-
fly the work now falling to the local
staff of inspectors, much larger
force of men will be appointed.
Tidwell and Bean will make an
early report on conditions as found in
Hawaii. 49,.
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RUSSIAN Mint
OFFICIAL SAYS
WAR ISPOPuLAR
SIavS Support War Against
Germany and Austria With
Much Enthusiasm

Demetrius Magula. i Russian Off
cial. who is travelling III tn" interests
Ot his country, arrived in the. Mutsu-
MIA this morning OH Z shor, visit to
Honolulu He is Il delegate of the
imperial mint at PeiroGrad. and came
10 the United States 10 order coinage
presses Tor the mint> at petrograd and
Moscow. It seems that great quanti-
lies of gold, silver and copper coins
are required 10 meet war conditions
in Russia. and that the minis are hard
pressed to keep up with the demand
AT the commencement OF the war"
Magula said, the amount Of circulat,
ing money was found to be insufficient
10 meet altered circumstances for the
army's mobilization requires ready
money to he available at all times
for the S00O,O00 men which Russia
Will have under arms"
Magula further stated that when he
left Petrograd there was no doubt OF
the war being a popular zone with the
notion. n fact, being so much nearer
home. and owing to me fact that Rus
STA very keenly feels the humiliation
of 80 per cent Of her trade going
through Germany via Hamburg, it is
immeasnrably mere popular than the
Russo-Japanese war ever was.
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