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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14

toners excttedi agents coming money: a
S S'aE at every mouse; price only $l.6O; 200
70 minutes; works like magic r.
Hughes made 81 first eight hours: no
ehIarge Tor territory. Beware OF limitations,
Leipsic, o. S''
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14

ness supplies capital. Biggest oIpor-
UNITY ever offered TO agents, general
agents and managers Write today. send
i P0ystal with name and address for complete
IDLoImauon. Qulckedge Sherpener Co.
Dept. gGe. at 2i5 West Schiller st, Chi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14
HELP wANTED-MALE

HELP WANTED-MALE
Clerical ana office.
HIGH-GRADE commercial positions.
WEST. REF. & BOND ASSN,
I52 Omaha Natl Bank Bldg.
OFFICE CLERK wanted. 1890 Wood
men OF the World"
SALESMAN, eastern territory: must be
htgl-class man; $3.50 and expenses.
SALESMAN high-grade proposition; COM
SALESMAN. speciality: sal. comm, exp.
SALESMAN, insurance; commission.
sTEN0GRAPHER, $50.
STENOGRAPHICR, out-of-town bank $50
WATTS REF. CO., S3S-4042 Bran. Thea.
SALESMAN. Al , grocery speciality. inv. ss.OO0;
Office mgr. Wholesale. inv. saSOO: sOod
RooERs REF. CO. sss-s state Bank.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN. STAPLE. 400
TRAVELLING SALESMAN, STAPLE, 7t
TRAVELLING SALESMAN. YOUNG
RETAIL GROCERY CLERK, FIRST y
GENERAL MERCHANDISE c;i.H,RKi;. 10y
WESTERN REF. e. BOND ASSN
500 OMAHA NATL BANK BLDG
CAPABLE MEN
are continually looking for an .outlst IN
their energies. Contentment a. q 800
thing to possess, but succe ssfui mar n ~
never content; ambition stirs them 10 look
for new opportunities
To this class OF men the Mid-West
Bonding Co, Is haven OF hope. Down
and-outers do not seek employment with
Us, nor do we place such men. Only red
blooded men who are sure OF their abill-
ties can find an opening with US En-.
ployers demand high-grade men; we ex-
pect our applicants 10 measure up 10
such standards. II this sounds like you,
call en- Us.
The Mid West Bonding Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14

> ROOMS. modern except heat. $50
t-ro0m bungalow, Dundee. Si5
b-room. mod. eN. heat near car $50
rooms, modern. never occupied. f23Q
e-room, modern, paved street tsi
broom. afucco. $50
lo-room flat modern, So.
roome. modern. 81. 80
rooms. all modern. SIS
AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY.
Douglas solS or Wal 1901 or IIar $40
ilste- s7ie n 18th 81. 5-r.. cottage with
hot water heat
sao- s.is y 18Th. corner o. Lake ST..
s-szfI Cunning 81. 5sr. modern brick
eao-7ol s. asth 81. ST.. all modern.
t1l59-i0l7 N. 18th ST., new I-room brick
fiat IN BeInis Park
1IS-90W Dodge ST. Ser al modern cor
ner lot. well located
tn-zo n. etth 81, I-r.. brick fiat water
paid Close in.
3s5-5li0 Capitol ave, Dundee. r., mod
ern. with garage
GLOVER & SPAIN.
elb-10 City National Bank Bldg y. oi2s
GordonV Vance. : : s:s!::
AZ n. ma q Phone ID ~ o. Wob. ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14

AGENTS-New game for cigar stores,
EASY seller; big repeater; particulars
free. United Sales Co. HS Walnut Place
Philadelphia, Pa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14

mission. Box ssss, fdtchfieid. Iil,'
SALBSMAN-Acquain with grocery
| trade; large demand; liberal commits
sion; pocket sample. With Sales Book
Co. Chicago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14

sUPERFLl OTIS mar, warts and molea
permanently removed BY electricity (;
Consultation free and confidential. all
work guaranteed. Misa Ahendef. ~ Bee .
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14

|AGENTs-lf I had your name I could
show you how TO earn - 70 80 weekly !
greatest seller In years; over 100 900 sold
In LAST siN months; every housewife will
buy on sight; postal brings liberal propo-
sition and free sample. Address Manufac-
tureF. Union Square. New York. %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
RIO GRANDE ST. BARGAIN-s55OO.

RIO GRANDE ST. BARGAIN-S55OO.
s room story and basement red pressed
brick; lot 81 zX120 It. The best buy on this
street; easy terms.
ROOM BUFF BRICK, $3.50.
A sacrifice. $3.50 cash, bal easy; hard
nice place; lot 5Ox12O f.; the Fort Bliss
car line Grand View addition.
? LOTS, UPSON AVE, 5Ox12O Fl.
Near Mundy park on the high ground;
beautiful site for home or apartment; n
cash, bal / and . years
ROOM BRICK, LOT SsI12O.
Close in on Ochoa, near Boulevard. Price
for quick sale. $4,000: easy terms.
CLOSE IN CORNER, 120x104.
Paying good income. Would consider
some trade; easy terms on balance.
39I12O TT. On TEXAS ST.
Would consider farm as part payment;
terms on the balance.
VALLEY LAND-ANY SIZE TRACT,
1 acre up. The best buys in the lower or
upper valley.
SPECIAL SNAP.
100 acres on the Island; fine land; the
county road. viii sell at $40 per acre, y
cash, bal. ! and years.
SOUTH PART OF TOWN.
Two blocks of lots Buy them and double
your money; trackage property
WILL TRADE
Sc acres at La Mesa 81 acres at Dona Ana.
A steam laundry in Las Cruces. A piece
Of close in Las Cruces property. Trade for
e PasO property.
100 acres valley land to trade for city
property. This land Is clear Of debt. Would
assume $4,000 or $4,000 difference. What
have you?
Rio Grande Realty Co.
211-212 First Nat. Bank Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02

5000 acres. perfect title, 5000 ag-
ricultursl, 1000 directly trriSaDle from
the Rio Grande and several thousand
from creeks crossing the tract; anu
vial soil: excellent for apples
5000 feet elevation; best stock region
in state; entire tract covered with eA-
cellcnt grass. Upper region con
taius considera BILE commercial TIMBER
Enough cedar posts to pay for devel-
opment. No shelter required for stoch-
Railroad runs along side Of tract,
only few minutes drive TO station on
Denver & Rio Grande.
Ditch party constructed to lrrlSate
1000 acres best land in state, level as
floor VIII sell even at present neigh
borhood price at 500 per acre Often
can be completed for a few thousand
dollars in short time. Telephone 10
ranch.
Cheap labor, Mexicans and indians,
at hand Several villages near. Fine
fishing and hunting.
The home ranch contains 2l5 acres
under IRRIGATION, in alfalfa, best stand,
3 and / cuttings per year and pasture:
Also excellent orchard, all kinds OF
fruit. Several cars Of apples ahippeu
every year.
Rig Spanish house. Historic. Walls
FOUR feet thick. stories. IL rooms.
Beautiful old flower garden surround
ing Several adobe houses for labor
ers. Barns, corrals, shops, etc. in
abundance. Cottonwood grove borders
river alongside ranch. Two miles 70
postoffice Good auto road FOR coun-
Try road. state highway being built
through tract.
Half way between lei Psso and Den
yer. Good market for everything IN
mining country t. the north; good
rates: rich country for people who
have brains.
PRICE-Whole area. including home
ranch, for - per acre, $4,000 cash,
balance / and > years. Might consider
up to $50, 900 in good income property.
This price is away down and hstlng
good only for 80 Gays.
BREWSTER COUNTY RANCH
Located Sc miles south OF s. 2. rail-
way, containing - sections OF proved
I'D school land, fenced, together with
$50 sections OF free range. which Is
covered with a good growth Of gram
ma and other grasses Is rolllng
country, watcred by natural springs
scattered through the range, with
one well and windmill
Enclosed in tnis pasture are Il sec
lions belonging 10 a mining company,
which can be leased for total OF so
per year. All OF the water and the
range can be controlled absolutely by
any one securing this lease.
There are no cattle on this range al
present. nor has there been for two
wears. therefore the range is IN excel
Small ranch house and other i'm
prOvements.
PRICE: So per acre bonus for the
q sections Of decided land, with sL10
due the state Of Texas in 81 years at
3 percent. Balance OF land thrown IN.
+. s. Pennebaker,
Real Estate, Valley Lands, Ranches
Cattle. Mines.
507 Two Republics Building.
e Paso, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
RANCH AND CATTLE IN ARIZONA

RANCH AND CATTLE IN ARIZONA.
Ranch located in the southeastern
part OF state, near Stafford Controls
enough range and water for over 5000
head Of cattle. 1850 acres Of decided
land. 1850 acres Of school land. 10
900 acres leased in forest reserve.
wells and Windmills, gasoline en-
gines several springs 6 miles Of run
ming water Celia river); good room
house at headquarters ranch, barns,
corrals and other accessories; over 40
miles of fence. The grass is very fine
and ample for over 5000 head on this
range The 10000 acres is leased from
government at IS cents per head per
year school land leased at 3 cents
per acre, balance grazed free.
5000 head Of well bred native cattle,
white faced and Durham. Practically
all she stuff. Two years old heifers in
the majority 20 head Of well bred
bulls so head Of good horses. Very
Few old cows on the ranch.
VIII sell the entire outfit, cattle
horses and ranch for S1G5, 900. Night
consider as much as $4,000 in gilt
edge income property, balance c2sn
and terms. There is now mortgage
Of $4,000 on cattle alone which can
run years at percent IL desired OF
can he paid off at any time.
This is a proposition that will cer-
tainly appeal to any prospective buyer.
as it IS one of the best propositions OF
Prompt action is necessary to con-
summate a deal. We have blue prints
of the ranch in our office and will be
glad to go into details with any one
who means business.
VAL VERDE COUNTY.
17.712 acres, unimproved, wen
erased and living water. miles OF
Pecos river front.
Price. $3.50 bonus per acre, pur-
chaser to assume 9Oc per acre due the
state at percent interest.
REEVES COUNTY, TEXAS.
u sections north Of TOyah, fenced,
we'll. windmill and house.
$500 per acre bonus, S1.22 due state
at ) percent.
II 600 acres near Orange. fenced,
houses and wells. Water shallow-lS
Price. SA.5 bonus per acre and as
sumption Of state debt.
NEW MEXICO RANCH.
100 SECTIONS under fence in New
Mexico. 80 sections owned, balance
free range: , creeks Of running water,
besides 3 wells. windmills and tanks
One Of the best Watered ranches in
state and unusually well grassed. IT
being possible to cut hay within a
mile Of the ranch. house. 2 ranch
houses. corrals, etc. Convenient TO
shipping pens. $4,000 will buy the
ranch. 2OO0 high class Hereford cat
tie on ranch, one-half steers. Al 60
at $50 around. This is an exception
ally good ranch. considered from
every standpoint VIII run 1000 cattle.
No trades.
Write or wire,
r. s. PennebakeF.
5OT Two Republics Building.
FL Paso, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02

MIST SELL to save foreclosure, room
i,-irJe on lots in Highland Park Make a
cash offer. o.
,.oC,-, D story brick houses, 65Nl20; room TO
buiid apartment in rear $4,000 will buy
Them terms
A SACRIFICE room brick west Of Cot
to,, Ave $1,000 if taken at once. $500 down
N ALTA VISTA room brick, Slf0o
5000 down $50 monthly. This is a danny
.-FIomes our Specially"
500 down. SO monthly, will buy room
ponbfe dash. new. Arizona ST. Only Sl4OO
r,EW BUNGALOW rooms south front
an r,-,-rd street: never occupied; furnace
hardwood floors, $4OOO-S500 cash. Homes
our Specially
HAWKINS BROS. 10 collect your rcnts.
& ROOM BRICK on Boulevard owner
ont Of city. needs quick money. Cost him
$500 Cut 90 $4,000; terms.
WILL ETILD 10 SUIT PURCHASER on
Montana or Bliss SITS
Hawkins Bros
Thonc $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
VALLEY LAND.

sos acres. $225 per acre. Z mi. east
Of Ysleta. under cultivation. Bounds
on Franklin canal. Ideal location for
home: terms.
IS acres, S1s5 per acre. mi east OF
Ysieta, on old paved road: all raw
land. This is a bargain for cash.
so acres. S75 per acre This side OF
Fabsns Planted nov in crops; good
new room log house; good silt soil;
some alfalfa terms.
81 acres. $1,000. 3 mi. east OF Fabens;
all raw land: near graveled road; good
si!. soil. a bargain for you.
to 10 acre tracts. S225 70 $500 per
acre: located in Tsleta and this side Of
Ysleta; under cultivation. Your own
terms.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
Phone $50. 100 San Antonio St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
ATTENTION, CATTLEMEN.
SACRIFICE SALE
100000 HOME.

OWNER WILL MAKE THE
PRICE VERY ATTRACTIVE
ON THIS MAGNIFICENT HOME
IN ORDER TO RAISE SOME
READY CASH. BUILT A LIT
TIE OVER ONE YEAR. OVER
LOOKING THE CITY, But
EASY WALKING DISTANCE.
IMPOSSIBLE TO DESCRIBE
THE INTERIOR FINISH. A
LOOK THROUGH IT Is
EQUAL TO 4 TONIC. SOUTH
EAST CORNER, JO4x12O Fl.
DON'T BE AFRAID To MAKE
Us An OFFER, AND DO IT
QUICK. YOU WILL soon
FORGET THE COST WHEN
YOU SEE THE QUALITY.
COME TO OFFICE.
CASSIDY & NEEL.
oil MILLS ST. PHONE 92O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
GOVERNMENT HILL BARGAIN.

GOVERNMENT HILL BARGAIN.
$500 buys q south front lots on La Luz ot-'
"a ST Of Alta Vista school
STOP PAYING RENT
$50 cash buys 4 room frame house in
17f~T,Iand Park. close TO car line. balance
SIS per month.
Will TRADE
Tots in Grand View addition Tor passcn-
ger automobile.
d. &. Heinemau.
Phone $40 -VS Mills d.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
For SaIe-Farms and Ranches


By OWNERS acre fruit ranch. Oliver
Scott. Alamogordo, y. NJ.
rs SEC. OF RANCH LANDS. Is miles north
or Sierra Blanca. This land to be sold at
once. See owner at Carlyle hotel Tuesday
or Wednesday, room As.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
LOOK AT THESE
80, Ta-V-EGTNTTNTE

LOOK AT THESE
GOOD INVESTMENTS.
$4,000 buys G room brick house on n stan
ton 81 close to Montana ST; rented for so.
500 cash. balance TO suit
5. STANTON ST.
40 foot close TO Second ST. improved, east
front. price and terms right
APARTMENT SITE CHEAP.
.ev19s foot corner on y. FL Paso St.
gfraet having paid. owner needs the money
III seI1 for $4,000 il sold at once.
OSTRICH FARM AT A BARGAIN.
q acres. mostly i'm alfalfa, good house
e+sb1e pumping plants, other improve
7ncnta Price only $1,000 Worth more
YOU CAN MAKE 100 PERCENT.
$40 acres of the best land in Texas, 10
Ties east Of I'll Paso, adjoining the valley
n be- laid out in 10 acre tracts, c., H. d
s. A. railroad runs through IL anu mas d
- witch for shipping purposes. A snap
at $3.50 per acre. Do not miss this chance
d. G.. Heineman.
Phone St3 -V9 NILS 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02

SNAP-GOT TO SELL QUICK.
Owners want money now. 3
room house on . corner lots at
$3.50. Hurry.
$3.50.
room new bungalow. never
occupied. blocks Alta Vista
school. This is a little better
than what YOU have seen; loca-
ton the best; terms or lots as
first payment
s2IOO.
room pebble dash. . lots. on
corner. 800 down. s2J per mo-,
including interest.
5000.
Two south front lots at bar
gain. on paved street, . blocks
TO school. VIII make terms.
- acres upper valley to trade
for good income; all in alfalfa:
room house.
Whjte-Paden Realty Co.
HEB Morgan Bldg. Phi. 1919.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02

10000 ACRES GRAZING LAND.
Under fence only Il miles from El Paso;
has good tanl. and owner will put down
well to suit purchaser and give easy terms
with 6 percent interest on the deferred pay
ments This land is near the valley and
near the railroad
Jay +. Knox Company.
Lobby Hotel OrndOrff. Phone Al.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
ATTENTION CATTLEMEN.

The finest cattle feeding propo-
sitiOn in the United States.
1000 acres valley land and 1900
acres mesa land adjoining. 50
miles below El PasO on the
railroad and county road. one
mile from station. $50 per acre
for the valley land and no
charge for the mesa land.
Years time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
Fnr SaIe-Farms and Ranches

400 ACRE REIMBURSEMENT for sale or trade;
fine land: bargain Phone $3.50
10 ACRES on the interurban. 10 miles from
ri Paso all in alfalfa. Worth $500 TO SAW
per acre for quick sale $500 per acre +
o. box S55.
WELL, IMPROVED Arkansas farm with p
acres fine orchard to trade Fhohe ooo3,
FOR SALE-Irrlgated farms. improved and
tba Santa Fe nv: permanent water rights.
community plan; good crops. good market I;
$40 to $50 acre. Add. ?. NJ. Bernardo, n. NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02

SEE Us"
$500 cash buys . of best lots IN
Altura Add, overlooking the
city. half block car line.
$4,000, $3.50 cash. balance $25
per month. buys room house
on two lots, practically now.
Tor cattle or valley ranches,
we have it, any size, price,
terms and location.
Davis-Tandy Com. Co,
Rooms Sell Trust Bldg.
Phone S014.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
For Sale Real Estate
Country PropeTtT.


FOR SALE DIRECT By OWNER.
% percent under actual MARKET NALCE
so b acres bout . miles below the town OF
San Eli-ario Is acres on Island. Land IS
Of the very best in lower valley. Address
T. O box J56 or phone IS.
GOVERNMENT LAND.
There are q few choice homesteeds LETT
in the Mir1bres valley: developed land near
by selling for s125 acre; location fee reason
able. Write Geo F. Scranton, Cembray,
n. NJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
PUBLTC SERVICE COMPANY


passenger hG15
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02

1900 acres valley land on the
Island at $50 per acre. Terms,
long time.
FINE HOME FOR SALE.
The most beautiful residence
in Sunset Heights on top Of hill
overlooking the city. 10 rooms,
steam heated. billiard room.
laundry. etc; large grounds.
$50. 200; terms.
Beautiful room residence on
Boulevard: south front, heating
plant, hardwood floors. $4,000.
Beautiful Q room . story resi-
dence on Montana St: steam
heat and modern, S1S,500; good
terms.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Corner GOx12O feet on Mills
ST. close in. $500 per front
foot
Brcaddus & Le Baron.
coa-cl0 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phone 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02


FOR SALE - Furniture OF housekeeping
rooms: rooms can be rented So5 montana
FOF SALE At A SACRIFICE = room
roou1ing house; make me an ofter' CdSH
or terms. Phone $3.50 J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
VALLEY LAND.

1900 acres valley land on the
Island at $50 per acre. Terms,
long time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02

$500.
Manhattan Heights, blocks
south OF these . level corner
south front lots; terms.
$500.
e10O cash. $50 month, includ-
fn- interest. glass sleeping porch
and room brick.
$500.
Furnished bungalow on lots.
& rooms and sleeping porch.
$1,000.
IA blocks from =. o. FlDV
down FOR > room bungalow.
$500.
8 rooms. $50 down and SIS
month. New.
NEWMAN INV ESTHBNI
COMPANY.
Phone go. 100 san Antonio Et'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

Brcaddus & Le Baron.
co9-cl0 First Nat Bank Bldg.
Phone 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
PITMAN CATTLE co.

and . MOrehouse Block,
III Paso. Texas.
Phone GS9.
Investments in cattle and rancnes paylhs
srrar dividends and safer than any olher
business. - --,,, ..vr
MYTH OK WITHOUT CATTLE.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-19
WEAK BOLSTER FOR BAD LAW.

Through the addresses which Sec retary Mc-Adoo is making on his west ern trip he is trying to discredit the statement of the Pacific Mail Steam ship company concerning the sale of its steamers and the abandonment of its business between this country and the Asiatic ports. Instead of accept ing the declaration that 1t was forced out of business the secretary would have the country believe that the com- pany saw chance to make a good profit from the sale of the ships, that it was unwilling to givo a fair trial to the new law and that it was hurt as much by the Panama canal act as by the seamen's law.
 President Kruttschnitt of the steam ship company makes effective reply to such accusations when he declares that the same reasons which made it possible to get good price for their vessels was sufficient reason for re- maining in the business for the profits which would thus be gained if 1t had been possible to do so and make both ends meet, while he punctures the as- eertion about the Panama canal when he declares that the transpacifc bus iness in which the company was en- gagged was not at all affected by the canal.
 Secretary McAdoo voices the com p1aint of Secretary Redfeld that the company did not wait to seo how the law was going to operate Hrd no in- hmation of its decision wa zen the government in advance. 7! fact is as the steamship president ray that it was natural to presume that the law would be enforced as passed that it was useless to work for any modification of it's provisions by the department and that 1t was fully un- derstood what the opposition was be- Fore the measure was adopted. The manner in which the secretary's crit fcisms are disposed of simply shows that it is a weak anc labored effort to support the damaging piece of leg. islation.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-19

escapes and other safeguards required
 of building of that character.
 1t was a case where confusion was responsible for the inability of the people to escape. The fire had gained
 great headway and when acquainted
 with the fact there was great rush
 to the stairway only to find that exit
 was cut off by the fire below The effort was then made by many to gain the roof and in that attempt most of them perished through suffocation whereas those who used the fire es- capes which were available, but ap- parently overlooked. escaped in safety. It is just such a time when people do things which 1t is impossible for them to explain later on, but 1t is unquestionably true that a great deal can be done in advance by anticipating the possibility of fire and becoming acquainted with all the avenues of es- cape. There are people who never know where a fire alarm box is until there is occasion to use 1t, which usu- ally impresses upon the individual the | importance of noting such things in | advance, and it is likewise in the in- terest of preparedness and personal safety if thought is given to what should he done in case of fire. It is better to anticipate such trouble and be fortified against it than to neglect 1 it and lose one or more lives, partic- ularly where conditions of the tene-
 meEt house districts prevail.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-19
UP TO cARRANZA,

Inasmuch as the time has arrived when the representatives of the lead ing republics in North and South America are in such accord that they are considering the form which the recognition of Carranza will take, it becomes apparent that a much greater amount of responsibility must in the immediate future rest upon the shoul- ders of the constitutional leader. He has made hard, long and persistent fight for supremacy against great odds but the fact that he is to be recog- nized as the head of the Mexican gov ernment by no means lightens his du- ties.
 Carranza has stood for improved Conditions in that republic ever since Ne came into prominence. That was hison great cry. He has made prom lses as to what he will do following such recognition and he cannot fail to recognize the great amount of as- sistance this government, and the others which are going to follow its course in extending recognition, is go- ing to be to him in meeting the many problems which he faces
 Strange as it may seem in this re. spect Carranza has never shown any too much respect for the United States. This has been manifested time and again in the displays of stub. bornness' which have come to be look. ed upon as a Carranza characteristic but if he is going to succeed in his unenviabIe task it is time that he in ciuded such things among his reforms He must sidetraclS his personal like and disIikes for thes higher and noble service which Mexico needs. He mus meet the needs of the people of tha country and he can make no bette start. than cu1tivatings the friendship o this country and putting down tn feeling which has been created agains the United States. It is time that h and all Mexicans realized that wha has been done by this country hs been forS Mexico's good and in accom- piishings that much rests 1;with Car rarza as the leader. ss