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Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
MOLINO LETTER.
Molino, Mo-, Dec. 21.-Hog killing
is on in good ernest.

Molino, Mo-, Dec. 21.-Hog killing
is on in good ernest.
Mrs. Mary sappington and little
daughter, Maggie, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. P. r. Cawthorn.
Mrs. Josiah Martin is here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Cawthorn and
other friends.
Bruce Squires, of Darlington, Okla.
is visiting his sister, Miss Ordes
Squires.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Martin, Ordis
Squires, Miss Neva, Bud Cawthorn
and Mrs. Cawthorn and Oscar Martin
are on the sick list.
Homer Mundy's little girl has been
sick sore throat.
John Cawthorn sold two mule
colts one day last week at $40 each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wilson have ta-
ken up their duties at the Molino
switchboard.
Messrs. Felix Martin, r l.. Miller
and Walter Henderson delivered
hogs to w. w. Mundy last week at
six cents a pound.
George Hall is buying turkeys and
picking them, near Santa Fe. He is
paying IT 1-2 cents a pound.
Mr.. B. Umstadd at Long Branch is
putting up a new blacksmith shop.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
FARMERS week
AT COLUMBIA
Slaughtering, Cutting, Curing Meats
and Organizing Beef Clubs VIII Be
Explained Farmers Week.

That the slogan. Make your mail
man your meat man." would be a
good one for the farmer is the opin-
ion of men in charge of meat dis
cussions on the program of Farmers
Week at Columbia January 8 to Z,
but the meat should go from the
farm, not to it, they say. The Farm
ers' Week program takes the first
step in establishing this slogan
showing farmers how to cure meat
on the farm that is equal to the best
product of the packing house.
We hope many Audrain county
farmers may attend these demon
strations.
Instructions and demonstrations
of meat killing, cutting and curing
will be given and with this will be
the fourth annual Ham and Bacon
Show under the direction of w. L.
Nelson, assistant secretary of the
State Board of Agriculture. OF as
much importance as the demonstra-
tions and lectures will be the ex-
hibits in the Ham nd Bacon Show
and the exchange of ideas and reci-
pes that are constantly taking place
in the exhibit room.
Lectures on and demonstrations
of meat cutting and curing. slaugh-
tering sheep and calves, making sau-
sage and using the waste products
will be given. Animals will be
slaughtered out of doors beside a
kettle of boiling water, just as the
job is done on the farm.
The farmers beef club will be dis
eussed, by men in charge of the in
struction about meats. How the club
organized and how a dozen farmers
by killing one animal each and divid-
ing it with the neighbors can keep
a supply of fresh meat at a cost much
below butchers prices will be ex-
planned. Reference will be made to
many such clubs that have been in
operation several years in Missouri.
We have known of some in Audrain
county.
Let's go to Columbia and get some
pointers on how to have our own
sugar cured hams" without having
it shipped to Chicago for butchering
and then shipping it back, paying the
freight on it both ways.
Among the speakers who will be
at the Columbia meeting in January
will be John H. Atwood, with
Swords and Plowshares" as his sub
ject; President A. Ross Hill, Dean
F. B. Mumford of the Missouri Uni
versity; President P. P. Lewis of the
State Board of Agriculture; P. G.
Holden, known as the king OF corn
men; Col. NJ. D. Mumm, president of
the Am. Jersey Cattle Club; H. ].
Waters, president Kansas Agricul-
tural College; R.A.Moore, the Wis
consin Corn Clubman. J.E. Poole, au-
thority on live stock; D. f. Lucky,
State Veterinarian; Mrs. Cora G.Lew-
is, of Kansas University; M. L. Me-
Clure. of the National Live Stock ex-
change, and r. H. MeKeen, in his
Chautauqua lecture on Living
at Home.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

A telephone line is being built be-
tween Mexico and Moberly and an
other between here and Columbia.
Forty men are viking on the Moberly
line. But we can't even have mutual
telephne connection between Mexico
and the east part of Audrain county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

Gervais Berrey, son of brand Mrs
r. w. Berrey of this city, is making
good in the newspaper business in
California. He is editing the Chico
(Cali.) Enterprise, an eight page
daily paper He has been in the
Golden State about three years.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

Theodore Roosevelt seems to be
developing a ''temperamental" hu-
NOR to become head of the united
Republican party next year. Teddy
is great for preparedness"
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

Miss Helen Creasey. who is at
tendig school in st. Louis, is visiting
her father in Mexico, Mr., Mason
Creasey.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

About 20 Mexico Masons visited
the Masonic lodge at Santa Fe Sat
urday night. Santa Fe has -four
ishing organization. John Johnston
is the Master.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

The Message is glad to note that
Ora Boatman is very much improved
in health lately, We hope he may
soon recover completely.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

L. T. Paisley of Rush Hill was in
to see the Message on business Mon
day. Ask him how he got along
without that breakfast.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

Harry Reed, Of the Mexico ofice
of the Prudential ms. Co., is home
from trip thru Texas. He also Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Ernest Laws, at
Kansas City. Mr. Reed likes Texas
and thinks many improvements are
taking place in sections he visited.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

All the family of VIM. Saylor of
Beaver Dam neighborhood are i'll
with pneumonia. We regret the loss
of the son last week with this disease.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

Bryan Kelso, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kelso, fell at the skating rink
Monday night and badly injured his
left leg, perhaps breaking it. An
X-ray picture has been taken of the
injured leg.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

DR.. Fred Griffin will go to New
Orleans soon where he will take a
postgraduate course in Tulare Uni
versity. He expects to be gone sew
eral months. DIR. Griffin is one of
Mexico's most popular physicians.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

Mary Gardner, negress, was ac-
quilted in the Circuit Court this
week on the charge of violating the
local option law.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wagner of Rush
Hill, and the little son, Warren, paid
the Message a pleasant call Tuesday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
SPECIAL FEATURES
IN THE MESSAGE
THIS WEEK:

IN THE MESSAGE
THIS WEEK:
''The Sandman Story"
Propeller for Hand-sled.
A Winter Hen-house.
A Page About Christmas.
The Sunday School Lessn..
Farmers Week at Columbia
President Wilson's Wedding.
Villa Quits Fighting in Old Mex
leo.
A Community House at Palmyra.
The European War a Year Ago
This Week,
Noted Victories of Unarmed Men.
Just Missed Being Governor. Chas.
H. Hardin of Mexico Beat Senator
Cockrell One-sixth of Vote.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
BUY WHAT NEW rue NOW.

New Stock of Rugs, All Sizes.
Twenty new Wiltons in transit,
expected tomorrow. They were
shipped ten days ago from the mills.
See our Fiber, 0x12, for $3.50. New
bright Administers, 1sxso, s7xo4
anu sax72. Ricketts, & Emmons.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

Mrs. Herbert Pryor and children
are home from an extended visit to
relatives and friends at Kennett, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23
INJURED BY FALLING GLASS.

Pearl Oliver was very seriously cut
in. the face. and. on the head by
falling glass in fighting fire in the
wilkins & Brown shoe building
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

There will be an oyster supper at
the home of Judge Squirting. half
mile east OF skinner. Dec. 30. Nv.
eryone invited.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

Mrs. Tina Dobyns of Hardin Col
lege is visiting relatives and friends
in st. Louis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

R. L. Garwood of Auxvasse, So
years old, died of erysipalas Friday.
He was we'll known in Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

Mrs, c. L. Blanks and daughter.
Miss Dorothy, are visiting friends at
Pilot Knob. Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

John H. Ricketts, IL home from a
business visit at bloomington. III.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

Mrs. j. A. Lewis. Miss Annie Lew
is and w. E. Sims are at the bedside
of their sister, Mrs. Lucy Hensley,
at independence, Mo-, who is very i'll
OF pneumoia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-23

Ed Wade of Linn Creek arrived
yesterday to attend the funeral Of his
brother. Charles Wade.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-17
FUE APREHENDIDO.
(Yiene dc la Pag La
Y X X

a esta ciudad. Despues de la
rina que q puhadas tuvieron
en- la via publica el consul ca
rrancista MelQuiadeS Garcia
y ell citado administrator de
la aduana de la vecina ciu-
dad, Ell periodico a cue me re-
fiero abri6 una energica cam
pana contra ell ultimo de los
mencionados senoreS, 10 que
motive que Villarreal acuSara
a Gustavo SolanO, que aparece
como redactor del diario ca
rrancista.
Solano fue aprehendido
aver por las autoridadeS de la
ciudad y puesto preso en- la
carcel por I'm termino de dos
horas, habiendo salido en- IL
bertad bajO fianZa.
Una vez libre, Solano publ
CO IN violento ~articulo atacan-
do a Alfonso Villarreal y aun
a la autoridadeS de eSta Gu
dad, por haberlo arrestado.
Esto ha sido motive suficien-
tie para que dichas autoridades
notificaran a la empresa Pc
riodistica que sostiene Ell 6rga-
no destinado Il defender Ia
causa carrancista, que debe
abstenerse de seguir publican
do articulos ofensivos, pues en-
case de que continue en- esa
labor, tendran que obrar con-
.forme a la ley Y castigar al
autor 0 8 los autOres de los
articulos.
Ell Corresponsal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-17
CONFERENCIAR0N EN-
(Viene de la Pag IA

Man "a sobre el fracaso de les
carrancistas: FL ataQue SCORE
Monterrey por las fuerzas de Pa
bio Gonzalez y Antonio |. Villa
real fue un fracaso complete,
Las perdidas que astos jefes tu-
vieron fueron en0rmeS, pues Sc
gun calculos tidedignos, no bajan
de dos mil hombres entire muer
tos y heridos. En- Matamoros Sc
dice con marcada insisistencia
que Antonio |. Fillarreal Sc en-
cuentra herido en- ell puerto, por
mas que sc pretende guardian alb
soluto secreto sobre Ell hechO.
Tambien Sc dice que los genera.
les Maclovio Herrera, IIdefenso
Vazquez Y otros jefes, reSultaron
heridos, aunqUe no de gravedad.
Entire los muert0s Sc e]ncuentra
Abelardo Menchacs, rGyo cada.
yer fue traido a Matamoros en-
tren especial. Hace tres dia1 fu6
sepultado en- el Pante6n munich
pal del puerto otro cadaver que,
por los honores que sc le hicieron
Sc cree que debe haber side Ell de
IN jefe carrancista de los mas
significados. En- cuanto a los he
ridos que han Iiegado, es tai el
ndmero, que mp es possible fjar
un numero aproximado.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-17
LAS CONDICIONES DE NUE.
VO LAREDO. -.
(Viene de Ia Pagina ~

la plaza atraVlesa, puede Obrar
como mejOr lie parezca.
Realmente la situaci6n que
en- el ladO meXicano prevalece
es gravisima, pues a la gran
escaseZ de where's que eXiSte
en- la plaza mencionada, hay
que agregar la epidemic de
la viruela que Sc ha desarro-
llado Y que ha sidO causa pa
ra cue las autoridades de eSta
ciudad declararan la cuarente-
ma con aQuella pOblaci6n.
81 a este Sc agrega que los
v~illistas avanzan por el sur, va
Sc comperndera las condicio-
mes tan angustiosas en- que Sc
encuentran los vecinos de Nue.
VO Laredo.
La Camara de Concrete de
esta ciudad esta trabajandO
porque no Sc interrumpa Ell
trafico con la Republica me-
xicana, pues al paraliZarse
este, ell concrete resentiria
bastantes perjuicios desde Ell
momento que un gran ndmero
de transacciones Sc verifican
con los pueblos del nOrte de
Mexico.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-17
Hombres y Mujeres Aparecen en- la Lozania de la
Joyentud como los Nihos.

81 comen CERTONE. Ea aimeuurion hoy dl e drt1buds a los Pobres soddos
herdos en- Europa, pr "A Soceiad de ID Cruz Roa y tamben en- vados de los Depara
memosM edicos de los EerctoS Los pednos para este mraviloso saliva vida Y crador
de and Y flerzs. .aunsnun dHiamenr Porque sepan que CERTONE sin dda pro-
los rulados msnfonadoS CERTONE conuene soamente BUENO,a bsolu-
tamerte nGa danoso.
AEORA HABLAREMOS DE SU CASO;-Paa sumhbtsrse cor IA sensation
de nusvav vida, vgor, aud para Neuar los ug-es huecOs n 81 clePo, por eiemPo:
81 rrlo e pecho V lsm ieubros Y para ayuiar e. SIma De "a digestion I'M goar
competamere las hons de domh, nerios tanquios y 81 quere conoceI 'sdnd
petecz" coma CERTONE, pues 10 nutnTyo de este tomco especial es precsamenu
10 que neceata Y desen cIdgHsr persona No imPoT11 que t aMZs :hea-Ud. neIe
que ser orleido con Sui y fuer1s para ev1r los danos de cuaqmcra enermedad
Con sumo aEado, Y con Prqeba SIN g1tos a 7 {. e oh5csmos una caads
CERTONE graturameue que ztuamente vale soc. I'd. sea e Jez 81 Peuder IN
centavo, V en- u caaP mPh vera IA Pneba Soamente enyeme "a Pequena canudadd de
Zoe. en- seI@ de n pms para d fanquo, V e mBmo da que nos negue G esimda
caral lie enviremos Ia GAIA de SOC. de CERTONE d u direction PoPa Gnts-6 81
pTehere pude comprIo e. a boGca mas proxma Note IA meona que e demosuza
So cpeio. Gmna en- peso ' adenrra color. Vera como I'd. mHno snA benehcado
V cor Sc enconrari con mas vgor Amd Y Games roLHlS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-17
TODO UN PROGRAMA PARA.
(Viene de la Ia

des propiedades rurales por los
medios que nuestra constitu-
cion tiene senalados, pues in
dudablemente que es de utili-
dad publica la creacion de la
pequena propiedad con que
pueda vivir independientemen-
tie ell proletario, desarrollan-
lose en- Ell ell amor al terruno,
as decir, 10 convierte en- ver-
dadero patricia, amante de la
oaz y del progreso, con aspi-
cacicnes de senior; pero ell frac-
cionamiento y repatriation debe
ser de manera permanente,
1ue no vuelva con ell tempo q
reconcentrarse la terra en-
mas cuantas manos, para 10
cuaI bastard senaIar Ell maxi
mum de extension que pueda
ooseer un solo individuo o
corporation, obligsndosele a
lender 10 que por cualquier
:ircunstancia llegarse a adqui-
II en- exceso.
c.
Eagle Pass Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-17

a OUT e ina oa anmidad que gao canes soidas, nuevS
\ vida yfusaa Por medic del n"sjos@s tonjeo na tado5
CERTONE-, E. famoso nadador que aPTsce 9Hba con ss dhrnguds hIOs es e. Isl
lose A Ruddy, que PUee ms de 700 medaN2sd dc primer Prnro en- vanH comPencones
"AeuadGos' ahoa es e camPeoa mast 33noso Vose los n@s qe tsmhen son
que 81 padre, s maTvioo ton1co CERTONE para gmar vigoE y @lud.
IDS han vEo muchos rer7tos differences que hemos Publcado, repreertsndo
ProtsOTss dc Ia CuhpTa FhjS1r E52S ajsa&os Y dnnngu'dos hOmbues damnS de to@s
eiade, que teugan como CEKTONE les ha Pu-No fuere-ha Pooucdo en- sus cSos
ePseides hi sOrP'endents gna3ca de Games soida5 nusyav vida y tTr1a, dsFgs de
haber Probado ouo remedies de dogS Y medicines, sin adqurr benchco aguno
Las pJebaS mas eSePGOnleS vtcsumJ MOS uaordna1 son esc-tSp guarmete
al Peideute de IA Compmia Cerone por eemPo eeSe los SguIentes tesuHonNs:--
81 Cua F NJ. ThqHe gand 10 Nios; Dr. J. H. Thomas, ead de IS amos gm6 81
Eios; Sta VI. '. Lee, eTetlra &c 4 LEl Crsuaa - kiG; Magarta BOyeS ~
kHos: William BrOwE edld 50 amos 5 Hh>; Sra Lillian F. Scmevo gno medic kIo Al
G: H. de Loen knos con solo INA GAIA; StaL Louise Boyd, II en- Ia Pnmea
semana; w KieHer IS kl@; P FeUeno, 4 kLOs COZ solo INA GAIA; Lizzie SPeekhdb
II kos N IS dR, etc etc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-17
LEGO A Ell PASO Ell NUE.
VO REPRESENTATIVE
DE WILSON.
Telegrama especial para
"A PRENSA.

Telegrama especial para
"A PRENSA.
Ell PASO, Texas, Febrero
l6.-Mr. Duval West, que ha-
re POGO fue ~designado por ell
Presidente Wilson, como su
representante especial para
que fuera a Mexico a investi-
gar la verdadera situaci6n del
pals, lego aver a esta cludad
procedente de San Antonio.
Segdn Sc dice, manana o
pasado saldra para Ell Sur de
la Republica en- donde piensa
entrevistar al general Villa,
que actualmente Sc encuentra
en- Guadalaiara, pero antes
CONFERENCE.-THE en- esta cludad
ION les agentes Y funcionarios
villistas.
En- case de que Mr.. West,
despues, de yer al jefe Chi
huahuense, no pueda seguir
su canine para Ia capital me-
xicana, probablemente regre-
sara a San Antonio para ha-
Ger su viaje por la via Calves
ton-NeracruZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-17
ESPANA PEDIRA A A
%POTENCIAS. ID.
{Viene de la 1ra.)

Mexico Sc decidiran a aban-
donar ell pals, fue interrogado
tambien ell Presidente sobre la
que observaran los
attaches americanos que sc en-
cuentran en- la Legaci6n del
Brasil, informando ell Presiden-
te que en- case de que aque-
Hos salgan del pals, igual CO.
sa haran los empleados anne
ricanos mencionados.
Ell Corresponsal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-17
LEA FUE ELECTO MA
YOR DE Ell PASO,
TEXAS.
Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.

Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.
Ell PASO, Texas, Febrero
16.-Las elecciones munich
pales que para ell nombramien-
to de Mayor de la Ciudad, Sc
v~erificaron hoy aqui, han sido
una de las mas renidas que
han tenido lugar en- los anales
p0liticos de Ell Paso.
Tom Lea, que es un buen
amigo de los mexicanos, fue ell
candidate triunfante sobre su
rival ell actual Mayor E. c.
Kelly. Este Iltimo he soste-
nido siempre a las autoridades
revolucionarias de Ciudad Jua-
req, a las cuales ha ayudado
facilitandoles servicios espe-
ciales de detectives. Uno de
estos, Federico Delgado, ha 81
DO de los que mas mexicanos
ha aprehendido para entregar-
los a las autoridades.
A prop6sito de este detec-
tive, hoy fue detenido acusa-
do de haber asaltado a Pablo
Deigado, a quien lie ocasiono
un golpe en- la cabeza con la
pistola.
Los m~exicanos RESIDENCES
en- esta ciudad estan muy con-
tentos por ell nombramiento del
nuevo Mayor, que como dlgo
antes, es un gran amigo de Me-
xico.
Ell Corresponsal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-17
DE soc GRATIS

Este cupon con 1oc en senos de coueos para g4aos de frnqueo, vale Pr
una GAIA de Soc. de CERTONE gratunamente con IA condicon que Z haya tornado
v probaio este maayifoyo crador de canes Y foraecdo. Mande pr 81 GAIA
how mino. (Solamene II GAIA gratis i cda personal. Geo. A. Sykes,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-17
10 nnn RHIETERAS "ELFGaNTn''

EListas para nuestrUs cleates. Combination de bile
rera. mcnsder" y gusFts t~Sryeta-. hecaa &c ver1acsra
mel negra gransada- &c supre-1a cahiad con "a aDa-
rencla y elegaucia de lss dc S5. Con ~ Do1uHre
Srs hado en- Gro genuine De . Hlacss. tCerte coma q
hero Y sin embargo Embellishments suave , feNI-
bic Ok 3 - pIIzaGss- reT-ata. Bottom de ssyur-1ai.
calendaro, EusEda-bTlstes gu2rda-moEe!a Y fos gIa=
da-tarjesas extra. TODD en- DrecIosa cara De tantasi+
por dnicsmente IN dollar en- gro postal, d express Q
czr-a ce-tifica-a. Pl1s I'd. IA suya ahora mI-rUc-
SOuTH DISTRIBUTING CO.. P. o. Box 20. Sen An:o-
Mo, TESsS-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-17

9A~-
buenas intencicnes, y otras, las
mas, han seryido de arma
ofensiva y defensive de una
facci6n determinada; que nos
dele Iibertad conforme a sus
leyea, para reunirnos publica-
nente a discutir y arreglar Ia
nejor manera de componer
nuestros asuntos.
~SEGUNDO:-Que la prensa
rnexicana de esta R~epublica
y en- todas parties donde haya
mexicanos refugiados; haga un
patriotico Ilamamiento a to-
dos los mexicanos de todos
los credos politicos, para que
Sc unan fernando juntas o
asam5leas locales que les de
cierto caracter nacional y ha-
gan por unificar la opinion, y
4 la veg trabajen de acuerdo
todas, por construir la msqui-
ma administrative de Mexico.
-Sabiendo que
solo son Conservatives del me-
do politico-social a~quellos que
estan satisfechos, es precise
GUS disminuya TODD 10 possible,
cl numero de descontentos y
de les desheredados del teso-
70 de Ia instruction, principal
nente, mejorando tan rapi-
danente como 10 permitan las
condolences del momento his
t5vico, la condicion neral y
eccn6mica de los 100000 de
habitaates que poseemos de
csa categaria; pero como dar-
les tierras no es darles la cien-
cia de labrarIas, Sc hace pre-
ciao fcrgnar AGRICULTORES
t6oTico-practicos de los que
solo d. Ia escuela, porque al
mismo tempo da ciudadanos
;lustrados y honrados; mas CO.
no este no puede hacerse en-
mos cuantos meses sine al "a
DO de rnuchos amos, Sc p~roteje-
"a como de UTILIDAD PUBL
ca Ia instruction en- general,
rcro especialmente la de agro-
ro.nos, dictando entire tanto
que desde luego garan-
ticen que los jornales sean
elevados para
permitir al proletario cubra sus
necesidaGes modcstamente, sin
fijar tarifa general, pcrque la
noneda no jiene igual valor
adQuis;tivo en- todas parties, asi
IN peso plata en- Ia ciudad de
Mexico bastaria para alimen-
tar un dia a 5 personals en-
ire chico y grande, por elem
plo: a una familia de 10 en-
Ciudad Maiz, apenas lie al
canzaria q una persona en- Ca
nanea, y en- general los pue-
Bios agricolas y enlazados por
buenas Was de transporte, la
vida es mas barata, es decir,
con IN peso Sc adquieren ma
yores cartidades de cosss con
cue satisfacer las necesidades
de la existencia, las cuales son
en- climas templados
cast dobles en- los frios.
Lo unico que puede hacerse es
fijar I'm minimum de jornal re-
lacionandolo con Ell valor en-
ORC de otras naciones, dejan-
do 4 la oferta y la demanda
de trebajo, ell que senale ell
~CUARTO:-Se estabIece-
ran con oficina central en- Me
xico, cuartas of;cinae sean ne
cesarias en TODD ell pals por
cuenta de la nacion, para que
proporcioren los medios de
transportarse con sus familias
De Ut lugar a otro, = los jor-
raieros cue 10 soliciten por
haberse escaseado ell trabajo
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-01-01

We have a very interesting article or
Safety First" in this weeks paper
written by the Commissioner of Agri.
culture, Mr.. Peck. 1t is not an agri-
cultural article, so there is no risk to
run in reading it. We don't blame the
people for being bored with so much
agricultural nonsense, but this is mat
ter everybody is interested in, and its
Importance is denoted in the statistics
given. Our attention was called few
weeks ago by Mr., Pickard, of the Cum
berland Company, to lot of loose wir-
ing at the base of some of the poles in
in the city. 1t was not criticism, but
the Importance of calling attention to
boys and children generally of the dan
ger in touching and handling these
wires. Some of them may be dead
wires and some of them may be live
ones. They don't know every time,
and they don't know sometimes when
they think they do, 1t is nearly always
the gun that wasn't loaded that kills,
and it is usually the same way with
loose wires and with hopping trains.
The cute boy, the smart guy, can very
often save himself, but the weaker COM
panion follows him and suffers the pen
atty. Very often the wise guy is caught,
and death is the price of his reckless
ness. 1t is no coward who takes care
Of himself. Let the wires alone, the
freight trains, the guns. Let them all
alone unless you are engaged in the
business, or unless you are using them
Tor the purposes intended. Safety first
IS the idea, and you may have many
more years to live. 1t costs nothing to
stay away from these things. 1t may
cost life if you NEEDLE, and a sorrow
stricken home.