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Real Morality

Experimentation is not morality. y
says Dr. Frank Crauc, "many con
scientious people feel that whatever
is different is immoral
"To many un honest villager and
farmer the city is sink Of iniquity.
The unconscious ground for this con.
viction is simply that so many things
are done in cities to which the rural
dweller is not used.
81 find n very common expression
of opinion among those of any M
ton, section ar race, that those Of
another are quite loose in morals.
The English think French are liber-
tines. and the French think English
are hypocriies. Mcthodists imagine
shocking things of Roman Catholic.
and the latter can curdle your blood
with accounts of the vilcncss Of
Methodists. A church member in
Kansas looks upon Il German sippir.
beer to music in garden rs on the
toboggan slide To moral wreckage.
81 would define real morality n,
that principle in soul which re.
spects the snnctitics of life. main
tains loyalty in love. seeks and en-.
joys useful daily work. subjects ali
desires to judgment, subordinates
personal to atruistic motives, alb
hors dirt, is stern toward self and
lenient toward others. Wherever you
find principle working these work
in man, you have found morality.
whether the man be white. yellow.
Christian or Mohammedan. consumer
Of grape juice or pump water"
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santa Fe-A plea for AN appropriation b,
New Mexico for the exposition to celebra,.
the hali'century anniversary Of negro free
dom in the United States was received
Tuesday by Governor Mcdonald from the H.
l'nos commission in charge Of the celebration
at Chicago. Illinois has voted $4,000 and
the governor Of Iowa in II message has al
'oeaied mn appropriation by that state !,
bill for u $4,000 appropriation for that pur.
pose has been introduced in the New Mexico
legislature.
Says the governor OF Iowa in his inessag, ;
Emerging from slavery almost helpless. pen.
n'lcss, homeless, ignorant. they now. abou,
ten millions Of them. are taxed on u billion
dollars worth Of property. thousands Of III. a
have good homes, illiteracy is reduced fro n
u total to 80 per cent. many Of them ar,
succeeding IN very many lines u business.
professional aud otherwise aud large mum.
"ers Of them are excellent citizens"
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GEN. PERSHIMG TO VISIT
DEFINING IN SHORT TIME

Willard T.. Holt, secretary of tn,
Dcming On. NJ Chamber of Com
merce, was luncheon guest Of Gen
John J. Pershng and staff yesterday
and secured promise from the gen
cral to spend II few days ut Deming
in the very near future, going by auto
with Maj. Hines and Licuts. Gordon
and Collins.
Lieut.. A. II. Hanson. II West Point
or, who resigned from the service n
few years ago, is now one of the
big farmers in the Mimbres valley
and is personal friend of Gen. j. j..
Pershing and staff. Secretary Holt
has promised to take the party To
Fort Bayard To visit Col. Bushnell
and Gov. John II. Evans of the Phil.
ippincs. who il II personal friend Of
the entire party. Gov. Evans is II
life long friend of the Holt and De-
Puy families nj Dcming. they being
former neighbors at Bellevue. Mich.
Gov. Evans has spent thirteen
years in the Philippines, and, because
of failing health, was sent to New
Mexico to recuperatc.
Gov. Evans is of the opinion that
the islands are yet II long way from
being ready for self government
FL Paso Herald.
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W0MAh'S CLUB GETS NEW
LECTURE COURSE NUMBER

The Deming Woman'> Club an,
nounces that it has secured tn,
Williams Jubilee Singers to take tn,
place of the Schuman Quintet whicl
failed to meet its engagement here
The date for the appearance of til,
new attraction has not been determ.
ined upon.
The members of the club wish ia
thank A. o. Snyder for the gift Of u
clock for the library; Mrs. Moore
aud Mrs. Bergman for money con
trlbutions. aud Miss Groves for book,
secured through her efforts.
Mrs. {. o. Donaldson aud Mrs. r.
{. Hoffman will be glad to know the
names of the books which the club
like best.
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NOTICE
Btate of New MexicoI
3prlng 70 Gloss Ahead

County of Luna So.
To Whom II May Concern. and es.
pecinlly to all who are interested OF
may become Interested in the estat,
f Calista A. Burdick. deceased. lat
f the County of Luna, in the state
1bf New Mexico.
"a Whereas, the last will and tesla.
hent of Calista A. Burdick. has been
lied in the office of the county clerl;
or Luna county, New Mexico, You
RE hereby cited to appear before the
Probate court for said County of
Luna to be holden at Deming, New
hiexico. ON the first day of March.
il9l5. ut 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of
Said day, being the time set by said
court for the probating of the last
will and testament of Calista A.
Burdick. deceased, there to show
cause. if any you have. why said
last will and testament should not
be admitted to probate by said court
Witness the Hon. e. c. Fielder
Judge of said court, this 2Sth day Of
January, A. D. 1915.
(SealD G.. r. HUGHES
Jan 29-Feb ~ County Clerk
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Died at El Paso

c. II. Ladd. for number of year,
n resident of the New Mexico Cot.
tage Sanatorium, died at his home
in Fl Paso quite suddenly Friday
morning, January 30. Mr.. Ladd left
Silver City several years ago to ac
cept position with the Stone Web
ster Corporation and had charge OF
construction work on new trolley
line out of Fl Paso. He was aged
about forty years and is survived BY
a wife.
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Baptist Church

Regular services Sunday at reg
ularly stated time. Subject for morn
ing service will be "what Baptist.
Believe"
There will be reception Frida,
evening. February 5, (this evening
for the new members of the churcl
who were received during the meet
ing. Musical program. All friends
invited.
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AdIos to Scent Loaf of Bread

After this the ordinary "5-cent''
loaf of bread will cost six cents.
Cakes and other pastry including the
familiar and much beloved "sinkers'
are also selling for higher prices.
Financial conditions may change but
the 5-cent loaf is no more. II is ex.
hnct and marks another tangible ad-
vance in the already high cost of
living.
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Lordsburg-It was learned here wednesda,
that the Phelps Dodge Co. has closed down
the experimental mill at Tyrone and is push
ing work on the iooo-ton mill The two biz
DIESEL engines in the new power house arc
being operated successfully. II is understood
that no miners will be put to work until late
in February.
Mining men are watching with interest the
concentration problem Of the Burro Mountain
ore and with the iscontinuing Of the expert
mental plant they believe the Phelps. Dodge
people have solved the separation question.
At White Signal. warnock and Walters
have their new plant in operation and are
going down on one Of the veins Of the dis.
trci.
George Utter is now shipping ore from
his mines nj steeplerock following a long per
led Of development work and road building to
Duncan Aris.
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The W. {. 7. L. will meet Tuesday.
February o at 2:3O p. m. with Mrs.
r. B. Terrill.
All ladies' interested in this work.
especially the members, are urged to
he present.
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Santa Fe--Governor Mcdonald Tuesday was
officially Informed that the California board
Of health In Its petition to congress for the
establishment Of Leprasorium. asks that
such an institution take care Of the lepers II
California. Oregon. Washington. Nevada. New
Mexico, Arizona aud Hawaii. However. New
Mexico has no epers. Its altitude. salub.
robustness and general climatic conditions do
not permit leprosy to develop. For that rea.
son. an effort was made some years ago to
es'sslish a sanitarium for iepers at Fort Stan.
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Albuquerque rains have inundated
the business eicion u Esiancis. 80 that traf
hc through II must be by means Of wagons
The frozen ground prevented the drainage Of
water and cold snap frol II so that the
cn'ir" central part II the town will he u
skating rink.
The water has not reached a sufficient
height To do any damage to stocks OF goods
In stores
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Santa fc--Th. total resources u all state
banks and irns, companies in New Mexico
On Drcrmb"r ~. 1914, were over nine aud
half million dollars, according to figures
compiled by the travelling auditors Office
The capital stock paid in amounts to 81.
siO.5ss.Ii and the individual deposits sub
jec' To cheek without notice amount to s.
395. s9i.i!. There are certificates Of depos
II amounting To over u million and q half.
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Santa fe--sierra county is preparing to
hold the special election called by Governor
Mcdonald to hll the vacancy In the hose 81
representatives eclared by that body when
1t refused To seat Boiorques. County Clerk
Andrew Kelly wired for the poll books and
the secretary Of state will dispatch them.
There is little doubt that Bojorquez, who
Is candidac for reelection will 10 returned
by much larger majority than before.
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STATE NEWS NOTES
+ + /! 1. /. 1. + 1. + 1. + + + + 1. /. /. /

Albnquerque-Aficr eating u hearty sup.
per last Monday night Santos Sanchez, los
years old, sat down in q chair by the fire in
his home A few minutes later one Of the
family approached him and found him dead.
His wife, many years younger. died sx
months ago. Sanchez Ia u not been III for
decade
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Jolly Five Hundred Club

The jolly Five Hundred club met
last Friday with Mrs. Henry Raithel.
Mrs. Henry Hall made the highest
score.
The club will meet today with Mrs.
Charles Shoeff.
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H. W. Long of FL paso was in the
rily Tuesday aud attended stock
holders meeting of the Mmbrcs Val
ley Lumber company of which he is
one of the original incorporators.
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The Epworth League will hold a
social Saturday evening nj the home
of Helen Holt.
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Bynam Taylor's friends regret his
departure for his old home, but wish
him well wherever he goes.
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List of Letters

Letters addressed as follows, re.
main in the postoffice at Demine
n. NJ. for the week ending February
o, 1915:
Jesus Anparan, Elite Bell. Fehs
Bugarin. Vera Carter, Deming. n. NJ.
Hardy Eichwurzel, Sra. Refugio Ora
milo, Maria Dolores Hernandes. John
Holland, c. A. lesson. V. II. Ken
nedy. Manuel Lerma, J. A. Love. ID.
+. Pack. Pedro Sanmiego. Justo So
lis (2).
When calling for these letters. say
advertised and give date"
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Friends and neighbors regretted
to hear that Geo. Phillips met with
an accident to his hand while G.
pairing II windmill.
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Butter wrappers and waxed car
tons for sale at this office.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-02-05

II. b. Lowe of Hurley was in the
city Tuesday.
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Mrs. Leroy Hon returned To her
home here Saturday after an cx
tended visit with relatives and friends
in Illinois and Iowa.
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jeff Maxwell left last week for
Phoenix.
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f. II. Harris and family have nov
ed near FL Paso. Mr.. Harris put his
team Ia work on government works.
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For the second time the weather
inlerfered with the dance and it has
been indefinitely postponed.
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\ carload of household goods be-
longing to II. Miller arrived Wednes-
day of last week from Dixon, ILL.,, in
charge of Mr., Trowbridge. Mr..
Miller will arrive the latter part of
the week and begin arrangements for
building n house on his farm near
here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-02-05

Miss Holt will entertain the Golden
Gossip Sewing club Tuesday after
noon, February 8.
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l.. NJ. Swope and wife of Cotton
wood Falls, kas., left the city We'd
ncsdny for California points after a
weeks visit with DR.. S. d. Swope
and family.
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lola ITEMS

+ + + + + 1. + J. + 1. /. 1. 1. + /. i. j. j.
Miss Susie Mott spent the week.
end in Hondale.
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1. + + + + + 1. I. 1. r + + + + I. I
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7. Toney and son spent few days
near FL Paso last week.
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+. Riser of Ohio. is now located
on his farm on the tract.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-02-05

W. G. Gibson left Friday for var
iou- points in Arizona on business.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-02-05

\ strong wind struck this locality
Friday about 1 y. M. but did no dam
age.
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4. B. MARCHA[AN, District Manager
Deming, New Mexico
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-21
GERMANS CLOSING IN
 ON POLISH CAPITAL

ing the Russians severly at Jotaraw, to the west of the city. while von Mack enzen is coming up rapidly from the south and is at present but eight miles from the most important railroad line in that section of Poland running be- tween Kahlm and Lubin which, if cap tured, will deprive the Russian army in the vicinity of Ivangorod of their main line of communication with the east. Reports from unofficial sources state that the Russians have already commenced the evacuation of Warsaw The Austro- German forces have cap tured no less than fifty thousand Rus sian troops during the past four days of fighting.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-21
JOHANN kOREN L00SES
 HANDS BY FREEZING

Capt Dick Healy of the steamer Cor hides and bone taken on the last trip will be transferred to the La Touche on the arrival of that vessel. The Cor
 win will then proceed to the north for probably the remainder of the open season and will carry the catch to Se-
 attle herself. Referring to the late voyage, Ceptain Hearly states that no vessels had arrived at East Cape up to the time the Corwin touched at that point with the exception of the Dia- mond K and no vessels were sighted but the Russian steamer Kolyma and the Belvedere which is also engaged in walrus hunting. The Kolyma was met at Whaling, near East Cape and both vessel and crew were in bad shape, the former through rough con- tact with the ice while five men of the crew were in their hunks with bad cases of scurvy. The captain was told that the chief engineer and also the second assistant engineer died while the vessl was fast in the ice off the Kolyma river last winter. Practically all of the men were more or less ill with the dreaded disease at the time of meeting having been without fresh vegetables of every kind for some months Captain Healy gave the crew all the fresh supplies from the Corwin, which was then on the return journey
 and they will have sufficient to meet their needs until they can reach a
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-21
DOUGLAS FOUND
 GUILTY

The last of the arguments in the three o'clock yesterday afternoon and the case was turned over to the jury who wrestled with the problem until eleven last night before returning a verdict of guilty. It is said that the first ballot stood nine to three with the ma aiority in favor of conviction. At a later period of the evening the ballot showed ten to two sand continued so until shortly before eleven. The jury recommended the defendant to the clemency of the court
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-21

point where provisions are to be had. While the Kolyma was escaping from the ice an immense hole was torn in the hull but was temporarily patched up and filled with cement so that the vessel will probably reach port in safe ty. Captain Healy also brings the news of a sad accident of which Johann Koren, the well known naturalist, and a former sojourner in Nome, was the victim. According to the story told by the officers of the Kolyma Koren suffered the misfortune of losing both hands by freeing some time during the winter while at the settlement on the Kolyma river. How the unfortunate man came to suffer in this manner was not learned. Capt. Healy states that the larger part of the large catch brought to Nome was taken about 75 miles off the Siberian coast but the Corwin was at one time within about forty miles of Cape Lisburne on the the trip is described as miserable. Be- tween two and three inches of snow fell on the vessel on July and during the remainder of the voyage it was cold and fOggy through out. The ex- act catch consisted of S37 hides, 172 barrels of oil and $500 pounds of ivory
 After discharging cargo the Corwin will take on additional supplies and fuel oil and will sail immediately thereafter
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-21
H|CHBROWS GIVE
 VIEWS OF WAR
A. p. A. Service.


 SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.-Three of Americas most noted men gave ex- pression of their views concerning the war in this city today, each one as- suming a different view point, with the result that no two of the expressions agree. Elliot, president Emeritus of Harvard addressing a joint conference of the Asiatic Institution and the Am erican Historical Society predicted an early close of the war through the me- dium of arbitration. While pr. David Starr Jordan asserted that if Bryan had called his treaties off that the war would have been prevented. Bryan himself said that back of the big navy are the big ship builders and back of the ship builders are the subsidized newspapers who are continually spreading race hatred and fomenting trouble.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-21
STANDARD O|L
 EMPLOYEES STRIKE
A. 9. A. Service.

A. 9. A. Service.
 NEW YORK. July 21.-Five thou
 sand cleaners and barrel makers em- ployed in the great Standard Oil plant lat Bayonne. N. J., went out on strike yesterday afternoon owing to the re-
 fusal of the company to grant an in- crease of wages in those lines. It is stated that there is prospect that the
 refusal of the company to yield to the demands of the workers may possibly involves other employees of the factory and result in a general strike. Officials of the company state that the demands of the barrel workers are out of all proportion to the scale of wages paid to the other employees of the company and consequently cannot be considered
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-21
German Press Service.

BERLIN, via Sayville, July 21.- By an early attack this morning, the Germans in Poland captured the im- portant city of Ostrolenka, some dis
 tance north of Warsaw and are now in undisputed possession, the Russic ms having retired toward Lomzha Every
 indication points to the early fall of Warsaw as the Germans are drawing in on the city many miles each way. The reports of the general staff dis close that the several columns of the German army of invasion are rapidly approaching the city from the north, south and west. Hindenberg is press
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-21
A. p. A. Service.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Secretary Daniels today announced the plan un- der which selection of members to compose the board of the proposed naval bureau of invention will be made. Daniels states that Thomas A. Edison will be the chairman of the board and the advisory members will consist of sixteen scientists who will be selected by the leading scientific societies of the country and who will act with the great inventor under conditions as yet undeveloped. Daniels states that the scheme has been well gone over and letters have already been written to the presidents of eight scientific socie-
 ties asking them to select two members from their own organization to become
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-21
German Press Service.

BERLIN, via Sayville, July 21.-
 Dispatches from the Vienna war office assert that the Italians have suffered an overwhelming defeat in the south Tyrol and the Austrian troops are now occupying eleven square miles of the Italian territory in the province of Venezia east of Reverdo At other points the Italians are still maintain ing a heavy offensive but are making no progress. Details of the big battle leading to the fall of Windau on the Baltic coast disclose that the Germans captured seven big Russian fortresses. The German army invading the Baltic
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-21
WARSH|P DISCOVERS SUBMARINE
 0FF CANADIAN COAST

proceeding along the Nova Scotia coast. It is also stated that the sub marine attempted to torpedo one Of the letters say that the engagement took place near Halifax some days ago, but the Canadian eensors have refused to graph lines. fleet of British war ships are said to be securing the North Atlantic coasts in an endeavor to To- cate the hostile craft.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-21
5. 5. BERTHA DESTROYED
 BY FIRE ON KODIAK ISLAND

completely destroyed by fire with a
 total loss of the entire cargo of lum- Der and cannery supplies which were
 being taken to the northern canneries. According to the report, the Bertha went ashore some time Sunday and
 what remains of the vessel is lying
 No lives are reported lost
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-21
A. p. A. Service.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-The final draft of the new note to Germany prepared by President Wilson durin g the latter days of his stay at Cornish was approved by the Cabinet during a two hours discussion today and it is said that the Cabinet thoroughly en- dorsed the views expressed therein in every respect. At the conclusion of the meeting the Cabinet officers refused to discuss the communication beyond stating that it would be sent to Berlin
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-21
A. p. A. Service.

PORTLAND, Me, July 21.-Reports that German submarine has sue ceeded in making it's way across the Atlantic and has approached to within sight of the Canadian coast, are con tained in letters received from the Canadian territory today. The writers state that it is generally reported throughout eastern Canada that the German vessel has been sighted and fired upon by British warships while
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-21
BEAR WILL BRING
 BIC MAIL

Word has been received that the steamer La Touche brought in a heavy consignment of mail totaling one hum dred and thirty -four sacks of all kinds. This is about the largest consignment to be received since the arrival of the first mail in early June.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-21

WASHINGTON, July 21.-A system of compensation for employees who are injured in performing their duties as applied to the employees of the govern ment during the construction of the Panama canal, and also to the national reclamation service and to mine em- ployes. will be extended to the em- ployes of the Alaska railroad.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-21
AuSTR|AnS ARE INVADING ITALY
DANIELS ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR.
 NAVY INFORMATION BUREAU

members of the board. The secretary asserts that the final development of the board will be of inestimable value to the country and will result in an immense increase in the general eff ciency of the navy Daniels appears highly enthusiastic over the plan, even asserting that the invention board will within short time result in the Uni ted States leading the world in the matter of naval armament. It is de- termined that all matters pertaining to the mechanical equipment of the navy will be submitted to the board and their reports will be submitted direct ly to congress.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-21
SAILED FOR
 NOME THIS MORNING

Crowley, Miss Flora McConnoughty, Helen Crowley, B. Kusting and wife Mrs J. Crowley. Max Kustin, MT. Y Hay, J. Kustni r, J. Todd, M. s. Had dock, Henyr G. Mayer, Lawrence Per due, Peter zadra, Dave Vissiman, May CT H. Gray and twelve steerage.