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Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
EDITORIAL NOTES.

When the Buigarians announced that
they are going to. hold Nish forever,
they forgot to add the nisf.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
All Socialist Papers Suppressed.

states that all the socialist newspa-
pers published in Bohemia have been
suppressed by the Austrian police. No
reason is assigned for the measure
taken by the authorities.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
Sunday Morning Talk
WORRY.

Anxiety, not forethousht, is the for
for worry, and the old Teutonic word
wurgen, or worry, carries with 1t the
picture of a wolf catching a sheep by
the throat. Worry is well named. 1t
strangles happiness and it strangles
efficiency. 1t is a condition of chronic
fear, with all the evil effects of fear
upon both. mind and body.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13

Dearly mel Were Governor Win
throp to revisit the site of his sons
city these days, and to see a hundred
or more young women actually study
ing how to write and read big books
. litable (sic) only for stronger mind
ed men, wouldn't his amazed eyes
stick out? What would be the effect
on him of a college for women only.
and of women giving themselves
wholly to reading and writing, and
had written many books ?"
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13

49,,
What do yea suppose the Lord
looks for in man. He is not looking
20 see what he processes or to count
the number of prayers he has made.
What does he caro- whether we are
Protestants or Catholics or Hebrews
In faith and conduct. He doesn't have
to put the newborn souls through any
formal examination. He doesn't have
to ask: Have you lived right" II
you have lived right the image of
God Is in your hart and He quickly
recognizes His own image and your
worth. This image Of God is not
wrought within us by words of con-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13

igment of the imagination until we
concrete it.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13

Even before the testimony Of the
Hall letters, Connecticut had confessed
from other and conclusive evidences
that the word of Bob Colt was as
good as his bond.-New London Tele-
graph.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13

This is not an argument for suffrase;
far from it! But it is amusing and
Instructive, certainly. as to the c.<nges
time hath wrought, to gaze from good
Governor Winthrop's point of view to
present day conditionsI
Women actually crowding men out of
the professions; writing just as able
books. painting just as artistic pictures,
making just as eloquent pleas, design
ing just as practical houses and other
buildings, and in scores of other ways
proving that they are ''meddling" in
affairs proper only for men, because
they can do so as well or perhaps bet
ter than men CAM
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13

turned from trip to the Pacific. slope
has much to tell of the activity of the
weaker sex in California life.
Far from finding them the amazon
Ian creatures she had half unconscious
iy expected. she discovered that they
were equally interested with their
eastern sisters in those things 'as be-
long to women" as the old governor
puts it: were posted on style changes,
isp to date in the acquisition OF pretty
frocks and smart millinery. good
hcusekeepers, taking pride in the COM
fcrt and charm of their homes. All
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-05

ness, Too often does the dealer send
hurry-up orders 10 the factory for
supplies or parts, only 10 find that
he has sufficient of them ON hand.
but they were not where he thought
they We're. hence he assumed the sup
ply exhausted. This means not only
tying up money in unnecessary parts
or supplies but it breeds dissausfac-
ton in the customer who is obliged
10 wait for things to come from the
factory Service means service, and
there is no department more import
ant TO the full meaning of that word
than the stockroOm.
Know Your Stock.
There should be a place for every
thing, and then the men must he un-
der the strictcst orders to keep
everything i'm The designated bins or
compartments provided. IL should
be looked upon as an unpardOuahle
offeuse for the foreman of the stock
room TO have to send wire orders for
parts He should carefully check the
quantities of each thing and order
more when the predetermined mimi
mum is reached.
In this the tactorys own methods
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-05

Mr.. Knott, Chalmers district man
ager, who was in Tulsa last week,
states that the Chalmers business Is
very good.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-05

T. G.. Ferguson, upon his return
from the Chalmers dealers coulcu-
/ tion, went to EartlcsyiIc and then
/ returned over the Usage hills NIl
/ Bigheart
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-05

Ralph Harvey has placed his order
for one Of the new SN-Thrty
Chalmers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-22

orunaen mar, bon Dem mutterfeIs
d 6gtIrennt, unO Tie lpuros
odan ned Ourd fpettsre 9ertdrtunS !
unp 3ementierau8 Der Mauourg To-
ME 0es Gteinss 10 feitiiBeno gemadt,
oaB re einen poQtOmmeneu Slip
fel fir oas Cod biloete. peI4es Iig
gtriieH bate. n
0er 8erIuh getang 70 gut, Die
man ID ffd nur piniden tonnts. Naa
tiirlth par bieie 3ult0pieIung, mifs
tells 0es lI~n6eilftfters ielbF, ntdt ais
Ioauetnoe R~eparatur gsoodt; aber iiq
febte oa8 aanousnboot tnitano. OBJ
he irqenonelde beionoere 5iIfe nod
Dem naaiten 5rodenood gu fahren,
no es itdnbi8 a~usgebefert perosn
%tonnte. Die Uliibe bat iih ptrtIidJI
I9etobnt. Qqe Q6tung Dor oenen}
nttde bic operation ausfiibrten!
S6aoe, Dab nan nidt NIT mans
den 93eaus 9ampfern, neIde in dHns
li6er Ueife berunqliidt iinb, ebsu'
10 Derfabren tonte!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-22
seItens sdifis Operation.

Sin redt ungep0bnIihes Stlddea
Der Sngenieurs Stunt DurDe uns
lau9it gslsiitet, aIs Is gait, oas anes
rttantf1e aarlpuenboot nprinceton"
3u retleu, peldes i'm 9afen 8u pa
gopago, Gamoa, aui einel unters
5eetfden syels lief, Der nod auf teiner
ShifFa6rt8tarte per3ei4net mar, uno
f6rmli4 geIpieBt purOe, 5n elmer
Sod 3eiii4rift miro barber geiartes
Ben:
Sine Spite oes per9dugnisbollen
SelIens orang uuteu IN ben Rumpf
6es Gaiffes, ben Deruria4ten aiB
b6Qia ausfiianb uno jeoe peitere Be
fpeauna bes S9iffss oer9tnDerno.
IS mar 3u befiirdten, Dab 0as S4ifl
fir INNER Derloren fet uRo, aud.
rpenn "a gelingsn iolte, basislbe por
Der JelsipiBe herab3ureiBen, obnt
peiteres beriinfsu pirbe. Dph maj
CAB oie Soffnung nod uidt GAM
auf.
3und9It penbets man @egeltud
un0 cine gertleibung BON glanfer
in Der Meiie an, 6aB es m6glid
mar, ons 8aFer aug benz Ga4r8eut
beraus3u6nltsn. Qls bieies Mert mi
aller Sorgfalt Ooaenoet mar, purb
einfaa Die boripriugenDe 5eIsipiBe
| iOpsit iie in ben Gaiffsrumpf &C
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-22
sdHttelreime.

alien Sonte 8ar8e Aeiltt,
Qls fe 3ar sur i'm 5ar3e petltt.
Sh pollts teinen Sdaben letoen,
Drum mubt i'd aus BEN Qaoen ideis
ben.
Id fab i'm Qaub bic 1rau6e Iodsn
unb iaB, adj, in Der 2aube trodell.
Die Crane fliebt in Isiism Detnen,
Nan trodnet lie NIT neiBem 2einen
sic peiltsn lang in fernsn qanosn
Ueit Oisl ie bort 81 lernsn fanoen
.gr tam auf isiner flinten S6ede
limb aB i'm Mirtsbaus G4~tntenIIede
aommt NIT benz Dino Elm feiner Re
gen,
Mirb Ct Die GtraBsn reiner fegen.
gsrn alb if friiber psiBe 5ii4nsr
SEPT Iangt's taum nod fir betB
Wiener.
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stifitpffaemInnnna ans 9arf.

M}ft am empfiuolih3ten miro Die
0eutfhe 2anonirtfhaft in oet arIe8ss
3eit bur6 bic psrbiuoerte Giniuhr BON
g6tlffalpeter 8etroffeu, pDmit ibr Ell
nes Der be1ten funitltaen 9an9emtttel
borentbatten pirb. Mo9t gibt q al
lerlet GrIaBftoffe, bod reiasn fte
ntdt aus. ga lit a. tebbaft 81 be-
graBen, paB jeBt Elm 9erfa4ren arge
aebea ntrb, nit Dem man Dds i'm
1prf entbaltene aQliumnitrlt nuB
bar maiden fam. So geIdiebt 0ieies
an Crt uno Gtele oura gieitrolple.
gor1ie 5pngefdBe, Die NIT aots uno
rer0annter Galpeteridure gefla. uno
ibrerIeits In aal3tumtarbonat ein@
0ebettet fnb, fperben NIT / Metet 4bs
itano In aei9en aufgeiteQt; in Der
M2ttte 8piI9en ben GefdBeu perben
Retben eiIerner 5tan8en dugebradt,
in Der U}itts Der @efdBe ielbiE Gra'
pbitItanqen. CUR @lettrol9fe Dirf
elm 5trom Dou 10 Qolt benuBt. Sin
G%orflager pon Q Meter 9isfe uno z
qro8eut GttdftoffgebaIt fol- tdgIif
an 400 ailogramm 5alpetsriairs e.
4eben. IS lit ipo9I fiber, Dab mar
umFaFeuoe 8erIu9e NIT oisiem Der.
fa9ren anitslt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-22

einem aotportagss
sc oman 2ange fab Der @raf
i4lpetgenb 0a. o6ne Elm Dort su ias
gen; bann aber, fpie mir es ntht
ielten BEL Uleniden beobahttn t6ns
men. neIae Die Qbiiht 9aen, etpasf
3u iagen, 6ffnete er Den Wluno, oIs
o6 ct etipas Iagen molIte. Aber ans
Itatt ettpas 8u iagen, fdIoB er i'm
TogIeid pieber, obne etpds geiagt gu
baben, uRO idpte8 tpte 5uDor.
gere6tigter 0inntiA
Gtu6eumdbden (jur 5errin. bic nit
i6r 8antt): .Warum lnIIen sic ST.,
rem berger eigeuttia INNER an mi(,
aus oa iteben bod 5Dei GIas
piere!"
gtrte6rt. .Qbonnieren Cit
bod bite auf meiH Jadblatt Der De-
getnrioner.4
!, 80 BABE i8on senus lslds
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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-21

Fred Richardson left the latter
part of the week for n few days
visit with relatives at Ancho
r. Il. Hawk kin has a force OF men
at work on the road near the can
Won below town this week,
Mrs. r.. W. Parker arrived
Saturday from III Paso for a short
visit with friends.
Clay VanSchoyek was in CARR
zozo Monday doing some electrical
work for the Alto Power & Light
Co
r. C. Watson and Roy Reddy
left Monday for Miami, Arizona,
where they expect to obtain en-
ployment.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-21
WHITE OAKS

Ebert Collier was in Carrizozo
the first Of last week
Several OF our people attended
the ball game AZ Carrizozo Sunday
j. NJ. Keith left Sunday for an
extended trip TO points in California
Mrs. s. II. Parmlee and children
left Sunday for I'll Paso where they
will make their future home.
r. ID, Armstrong was 10 from
his ranch near the NAL pias over
Sunday.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-21
g 00Ds
O272S8
NOTICE or CONTEST
Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office.

bhiAth NNutth ihHu Ollfe.
Roswell, New Mexico, April "a 1918
To Harold p. Clarke Of Los Angeles Cali
fornia, Contestee.
You are hereby notified that Manuel
viii who gives Glencoe, New Mexico, ~
his post office address, did on April S,
1918, file in this office his duly corobornt-
ed application TO contest and secure the
cancellation Of your homestead Entry
MOI, Serial No, 0272s6, made 1913.
Tor 5 ! SWt and Mel SWf, Section "a,
Township 10 $. Range ~ T., n. NJ. Pr.
Meridian, and as grounas Tor his contest
he alleges that .nid Harold +. Clark has
abandoned the said hand Tor more Than
six months last past: ,hat he has removed
from the State Of New Mexico, and he is
now outside Of the State Of New Mexico.
having totally abandoned the said lnnd,
that lac has failed TO break and cultivate
any portion Of the land as 10 iuiied under
the homestead law.
You are, therefore, further notified TINT
the said allegations sill be taken b., This
office Ms having been confessed bv Won.
and your said on'fy whi be cnucc.el there
under without your further light Ia be
heard therein either before this office ar
on appeal II you fail to file in this office
within twenty day. after the FOURTH
publication OF this notice, as shown below,
your answer, under oath. specifcnlf,
meeting aud responding TO these allega.
tions Of contest, or II you fail within that
time to file I. this office due proof ihn,
you base served a copy of your answer
on the said contestant either In person or
by registered mail. II this service f.,
made by the delivery Of a copy of your
answer to the contestant In person, proof.
OF such service must be either the said con
teslnhts written acknowledgements of his
receipt OF the copy, showing the da,s of
Us receipt, or the aiIidavi t of the q ,rson
by whom the delivery was made stating
when aud where the q was delivered
II made by registered mail, proof Of such
service must consist Of the Affidavit Of the
person by whom the copy was mailed
stating when and the posi- office to which
It was mailed and this affidavit must be
accompanied by the poslmuster's receipt
for the letter.
You should state In your answer the
name OF the post office 10 which you de-
sire future notices Co be sent to YOU.
EMMETT PATTON
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-21

John w Henley is planting pc
tatoes this week on A. J., Gaylord's
place at the head OF NogaI canyon
Mr. Ingram has sold his ranch,
the Frank Bright place, to Mr.
Phillips Of Eagle Creek,
Thomas Whitaker has sold his
ranch north Of Nogal to Mr. Helm
Mr. Whitaker is going west as soon
ms he can sell his stock.
The nice, tender lettuce and rad.
ishes with plenty Of onions as a
flavorer, are plentiful now at the
gardens.
Mr., Allen has moved into the
Gatewood house and Thomas Whit
aker has moved into the McIver
house with Chas. Worwick
James Norman an old timer was
in Nogal last week from Roswell.
He will be here in June to do his
assessment work on some fine pros.
poets near Nogal peak.
The barbecue in Nogal on the
Fourth Of July Is liable to be a farce
this year. No money and but little
employment has made hard times
with us this year.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-21
Mccall

Elmer Zumwalt's little baby is
very sick and not expected to re-
cover.
Mrs. Jo Beckman, formerly Mrs
Bragg, is seriously i'll and little
hope is entertained for her recovery.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-21
oscURo
.. J. Boyd and 8,

=. j. ii BOYD snd son, JOhn
Marshall, have returned from Texas
and are living in the Andy Mayes
house
j. V, Edwards has gone to Ari-
IONA TO look after his business
there lie expects to bring his
family back here to spend a
part Of the summer in order to
escape the heat Of Arizona.
Mrs. Grey had the misfortune to
break both Of the bones IN her fore.
arm near The wrist II was not q
bucking bronco or run away team
that caused the accident, but was
that peaceful looking crank on her
little Ford
The Sew and SO Club met last
Saturday with Mrs. Hewitt in the
Edwards hotel. A very pleasant
time was spent but the enjoyable
part came when Mrs Hewitt served
punch and orange sherbsrt, as it
was a hot day. This put the ladies
in such a happy state Of mind they
all went home with smiles on their
faces and forgot to get supper.
At the progressive whist party
held at Mrs Blacks last week the
first prizes were won by Il. f. Jones
and Helen Jones. BY dint of hard
playing and good luck Mrs l.. B..
Chase and Will Laughrey won the
BOBBY prizes A glass pistol filled
with perfume went to Mrs. Chase,
while Will drew a Jews harp. And
almost every day you a find Tex
sitting in the shade in front of the
store playing "I'm the Guy that
put the hole in the Doughnut'f.
The families who moved into
town for the school season are to
be commended for remaining 10
the end of the term. The habit
has been 10 move back 10 the
ranches q few weeks before school
closed. The children were needed
for spring work or to save hiring a
hand, but IL prevented them from
making their grades. The sun is
many times larger than the earth
and the earth is many times larger
than a silver dollar. But a silver
dollar can be held so close TO the
eye that it will entirely hide the
sun.
School closed here Friday after a
very successful and profitable year
of study. Albert Ashford was the
only pupil who was NEITHER tardy
or absent the whole year and he
received n nice gold medal. Harold
Grey was present every day but
tardy a few times, which pre-.
vented him from getting a medal
too. But then, he is so small,
you know, his little short legs
could not make race horse time
Among those who did extra good
work for the year are; Alex.
ander Gschwind, Julia Jones Helen
Mayes, Bryan Mayes, Romayne
Miller, Leonard Morris. Volny Ash
ford and Doretta Gschwind. All
of the members Of the eighth grade
passed a very creditable examina.
ton and will now enter first year
Of high school The last day was
spent picnicking near Milagro spring
and the children certainly did en-
joy II. II all the children had as
great a capacity for study as they
have for pink lemonade Oscuro
could turn out some world beaters
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-21
WILLIAM S. BRADY

ROTARY PUBLIC. INTERPRETER AND ATTY
Before JUSTICE AND PROBATE CsuRTs
CARHIZOZO NEW MENlCO
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6plgt 5otel. Mfbolos- % SIT
ffolebotellet i &osfiloe er fornDlig
Of Gnfefru Gmlelen lolgt til So
tdfprpogter 8. S. Gbriltianien for
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boI6t beo Merre 8robD citation,
bor &rage11 ganife nbem9rfd bop
bet op paa Iagf at Ell 8ogn. So
Mfgangsiignulet blep gipet, ioa &ra-
gen 1lof 1aa fornpjet ben bjcmlige
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boboe imiDlertib opbagd ben tom=
me &roge, pg / 8robpbarf blep ben
in6fonget og gle0 meo nolte Soe
tilboge til fin Serre.
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oes, at sen fomlner belt til Sbenie.