davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08
It is self-evident that the liquor dealers of

It IS self-evident that the liquor dealers of the state have closed their doors for all time and have acceptei the verd1ct of the people at tae polls as it was intended, without any attempt at polls as it was intended without any attempt at subterfuge There is no instance on. record where a liquor dealer has attempted to evade the law. Some of them are preparing to leave the state; others will engage in new occupations. The ''dry' era is upon Us in earnest, but the boot-eg ger'' may be expected to soon make his appear ance in our midst, and when he does, I've hope to see our peace officers hunt him into his hole and give him the full penalty of the law. To ex- change the licensed regulated saloon for the irresponsible, criminal boot-legger, would be jumping from the frying pan into the fire .
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08
CIVIL AND MILITARY,

A man sneaks up to window and shoots a sleeping family. The consensus of opinion is that he IS bad man. If caught the tendency is to treat him vsth roughness. He gets decor aton of sGttering metal, but pair of handcuffs. Nobody calls him a hero.
 Ships steal upon sleeping city under cover of the night and the mists opening fire the armed, the innocent and unsuspecting killing many of them The men on board are heroes Their swelling fronts gleam with decorations.
 One etsode is civil, one military, and both equally wicked and abominable.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08

The new county officials have taken up their duties ike. old. veterans Heres hoping tl1aes the sdernocratc administration may be SO cd1ductedsas to reflect credit upon the incumbents and saving to tfe taxpayers Of the county @
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-01-08

!. An ex-president may take fling at his sue
 cessor without: hitting the mark, but seldom es- capes himself
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24

~ zlss q Dart -=zr amt nauds TN
arIug1fm ~ puisua n vine rIs1
via nuv. nsHos Bue7~a n ina mn
i1a1izMlr uu b. gardener u1n EpuC
ertEysln bEt .ipsn 4 -~sasulana HH-
az fUs strsr ss-Essz ant New Ne.
~ vii Enas ~ ~ Ius -evE~L srnu
sDs .~UIIffpszre. u sre rf.szsln n snu
E1s aa sisr wi u-IIg u.ise1 "a
lrvs ter .iFs1 uu- erss AMI .uun---
vii E-vv ant tmr "uB1u-
TIE uuHissz nfeI " Nsy AtezrH
Htsuult uAs uI-rr uur ~ -bs .uf
ursrUf ~ mint v-nTci .fs- Rave i--sn
~ tw sUns me 49, n v-nr.t -fss-
taus 2x.sI al sD-a " mla~sT--ssf
as-rum AIT suJs-uruIIL rIIT urvl.
TieT aiUuit Esse- snsnnsvst sns-
simuIt pu INV 1vT 4 euIlIulr1 u
suu-E.sUi art ruu--u-.KuI 1u- a cfsE.
ny ~ III az ~ 1tar al ursr uu.
gEs srs-r sr-ESs1 ma eu1ss ~ ~
sJ--s sue- usiar er-rSe1 II VIII
s~g Duarissza ~ mar IN siq-14rsL Ell
.rIg VIZ a. sTry unt BsuuI-s 10 -.s
u -suJ~-- ant -aE-t ant n-urns-
~ ~auL
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24
yn-ETTRg sAlI ~ Tr
rTlNs 1FEEA EoCsk
IN INV u-spG-st II -rcarr' ma

IN INV ~T-spG-st Il -scsrrs ma'
~ "A. auIirvmr osSc-iiat T-u1sT!
ar T. II E-Eu EsEs-T Crt Eai-
d--lnrr u Ira . - = ant - y
u,p-f = -ucuma-- sags-o'
- VII A. rnu-uvsnsr- -ns-tat-
uIse7 o uuh6Iig nit a. .U-r7us
EE f--u-v -ne-aTi rncfnnrf uvrfS
ui--u- uvacurla Ett s~uIryrsaft
va : MI Z ErEm ssL :!
Il. nui-a-Hiu1 q IRA = y -
u.,t - n rip.r = = T1,rra-
N -uur-rIast Il uYe-sF; 4 iga 4 :
IL, I Ia - . : -1cg-ssL-
- = rras-sgr Il Ia NJ q lie NJ n
..s- 4 Ent =ns "a u &. ss- :.
WI ~ Eng 81 Lar y n 4! n
ly=a-=, L IuIy suur7T - n
= E--E- Es-srE
Pr s11 BALI -psursL-- y u
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24


TIE uss@-g Ty-~ygig sin 1s1s g.
1.ae@sot v'uref ve.s sispssH = -
assft uess ~ 81 a3yt ua.ls a ~
osssszs f~iaa1caIg att ~ Snu1zy
20 ~ v,fsr's 1ssg r9ye -fs pcrsrY
~ ~ yln a. run
yia lrs p.F 'acbBsa wrss ysrrulrY
lsnlca pJ.s att osnys ElE Dsr24o
- Z@ :-z.Jl - "a Esy se"s
yssE - .lf az az ss2y 80 yyE
pys st4rf e tsrzlss . T4r.;lz
~ F-lsy ulYse 80 aey z..r .1yf
. ~ = ~ heE.xy .Ytr 30
TIE lgt usys ~ y1sa 40 4yy1s.
- "a lz.g.s saE JH Az GOV
IS g@csa.zF ~ - - ys1ss
y@U ayYE g.>.yl 90 ls sra
- aSe'UDsI - o.yDe~t y,1s =.
- FT.ss -. Elx S-l4s-4y. .yyr
- -. sz.et aY,a -. q .Yt-1 40
-. ~ gas's Il ogs.s yfyf. s.ss.
Hssy 80 - - .6aA Ys..laY ~
aSt wA s'trt - 49, 1uer = sg
~ m cy.zl.s. - 1xs.a. 90
- q ts-. zS.,s III za,.s = e;a.rs
- za".sZ ~ 20 ~ rg ecp'ys -
- - ~ go - @4AHN 80 aEsaaK
80. q, &zZ,szsGY. -. N,s-s see
p@zyDs sss t>@r. Dsfs.2 a. ~
.z - sl. q gBNs1s m lls2 c9.<
rSss Dssc,&s<E a. 10 sy~s ~ 4 'ss
Ss2 Tns e,y re az. 4os.ss -.
~tS 81 ~ -.-s,c.x1a< syss
NJ ~sls1s . z.<L s.yss p'yy
- 90 ~ %e1y s.D.Z. - 80 uas-
~ o.s' = gps.sa - sI.y vy..s
az. - go, 80 .s,ss,p ,.s.s &.S
80 "4a 49,, 80 's"..11s .
"a.lL ~ yAss - o. "Y.rg oS
-" - Z rce,
|ns ~ - T<rs<zs - s.y.1,
lSIr 10 ~ ~ sx>ss 1gs
~ 10 Y'4ct - serS1< ri -
n&ysf nun 49, ~'I ~ mr.
~ ;ys w.... Dfy ~ ,y,sgf y.
~. jps ~ u ~ = run. 90
20 . mn. - re r.~A - - ~
s%'S 10 g>ef4H RI ~ - -
ms y4fa s&[ - mr. "a ~ F..
we're RI '| ~ cst'..zIs - r. -S.
"-sf - Uy.s rave 10 ~'..s
mr. - tss .mGb - - ,sfr MA
AIF' " - fsYzz 70 ~ su.s ~
m sfEy snz my .tsrt f.F ne. :
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24

TIE ury rA1 - Nsv Eesrc. fs@-nf
ury.s trrrsU. Tisf a. ~ tssat - ~
grE- SsliR a. guae . eyaf.
y 9 avn v@-uIi "a 1Tr1s-1 -ff1s.,
sfH tals - aslrs IS ualEs y Ds-<.
''uu rsYsp.l T. ~. a. crrr
rxICSJI-- Ne Gars ulflts- -
u-.IsaE.&uss cE.1ssia v'fr vlrt =. g1f
..~z1s' syff.'y ~ .I.sti - Yse&.
ss-ti.si- ~ 4 u8lg . lie tTtr ~
put-r as1srcg z;sg " bsrJr t4s.
scgpr plGfe1 - p.-re4
Syf.t - ~ Ys .gpf1 us1s 49,.
y-s g! tie; ~. tat 20 'srI'. -.
t~.A r- - a.! - -ls, usa
uta7 taIs cstss1 guc -ns -fa.lie- -
lyf.-s'1 ..Y.g1y.- - s1', U.eo
Hay.t . - .-.t -us'
st rs.yss - .cr ~ar-,Y u.A12
l re ssS ss1 - .,1e-.y-y. "a
<% au2-E Ta- g - 80.
.as 90. Z p .'yu Z loY
81. ~. - tags- yfy.s 1nry -.
sa- go Zs ~XtG 1efyS SJ1a
- T. - -Y,r .s-s .. re ..y-
F'rTEs Ys@ 4 rts-Iss - "a Ia
r@1 .4gs - ia. 80: "a. .yI-
-" cS$r trY ~ 'aaslDs
s-.Y.Y "a ,ryrs ~ ~ .lY,. a.
= - .&Yc = - ~ a-.1
Ie's q .Gr,.Y - E,rSf
Nes Ksx-c. "a alg's Yy>. a@
- Ia ..&,g yc.s' ~ Ef&.
. "a .lrs'Iq.s -.y,y.Y, srsy;
"s r. ~ 5z1 ~ =a.g - -
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24

TIa Tucurnex~ nss--fnfrz ~ -
uR uu-Esst W snsT fa.bL Tns If
20 ~ --ugI scfssfIsss v'nJsf naLEs
u4.s---iasIr2 agBps.fsrt II u~Cra--IRlfu o.
ssriH lssL - aurs-ls- v'fn ElTuv7
tnv - VIA al at vufci ayJse4lif -
to plulf- 81 4 i1rJ' WE--U ~ s.rsss
HTi-ir1sg"t acvelseussir.A Tns i-ar
va! & ~ pT v wE--uuEzTi4 -i,s-.
CIfn - srfissuIs o 81 al =isssu 81.
a. vLlLIf4 IS Hcr' ~ T-ur4aliu .f.-
VII cfalIFs yuIr bt srs-r vs-eL. I'm
1g~s far tJgiy H mnef - III iuui.
zlssIr aiEr yus-. lie p-IR7KrlI az
p'u4u- Es5r w 4 1T me s-eEu-
u -frsr sgDe-slA rEa. .ry-anIfI ia.
"A 20. tie FDyt ~ Ery cur--f ~ u-1s'
HtsuuIt - pz-'uul2sf W. "A. -nuustut
tut yifs -lLs ,rissTrist l.st - II
"a GUS afrpuIt - -E-ifst "
<C wv d. L "a. ssssEy isv-HJR
- a. E--ress yi4gi Il "a 81 ~
vIrDss ffsTrip-ffyDL ESIfat 1T -Er-
All ifJiasg-. = lie .ppuucIfI " lie
Evf Uut gudfITT Er-- III Tug- "a
- tft -. Ia. vt- yus. Dst- 1-rsuL
Tbs Nsv7 uaa "a ANS - 1paEr
tt,J.- = s.eslsf- "a MAR uy ".
~ uT La = - ~ f-lsiIai n
-. g5ur
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24
How's This:

We esss Ors H--6:sd Dollars
Reward iS: any case Ct Cs;a..h
ia; z,co; Dc cured b. Halls
Catarra Cure.
= : CHENEY a CO. -e3s5a. 0
we ia E.-e-Er.s1 ELys E-.wa
C.t.sy g; -. Ltr = ysEr E-1 s~AsTe
-. ,fvts.-T .:.g:A.s . a s-F.sss
-1-HGc... az @-L.-A-v az :. .ArTy
-. ~ c-2E1-..t -L1E - "a ST.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Tole5c .
Ettss carGTs Gre = axe l.,s--EUy
tc-.g e-r-y -cc- i.s ..9r- A.! e..
- t-St@Ef .: - syss.. -ss.=.aa-s
49, 'f.- Pc : c-u - ss't.s. So.
~ a C-.EFr-s
Ttss "a sTs=y F,:s- :.-sasaus.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24

gllrr Inflammation " me wv
-nln -uf@ -nu-eI 4 ~uIE--sBHLil Iput
make -ue8nIl Bissl mIDhh
rs Tute-f 5nis- ALT Ia Ion
unr,tt rr-a1 Nv uEIEnHsL rAS,
ru-.A-es VIII / sgu-nInr ffsHiIitr "Dh'-
ur uut =rms INA u~uuu-Iiir -icELlif
-.itr-mr IN. HcEIir -~IhF -
ms. .nH sptsfuit -nuri reGiI4h'
vr-r IN ~ sunlnle' --pt = % F"'.
-u- -nuru4 -niuL -~uul l-uncnlL
uu Eut % r-Iup+ "nurnt sLhar
-w-.r -ur g.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24
-. -. N1%! CoEl 10. EX
NOTICE Or CONTEST

NOTICE OF CONTEST
Dsc&-xs,, c4 re iLHra0r, I. g. Lard
CSes T.eznzr, sew NsI1es
Jgns :, 1913
T. F.eye l. Fsrsy u Allen &cc TIP
UE, =. N CV.ts4Ds:
II. are hegs1y EDaAsa that Gem
go,nsvy1 w.s yves Esn Jon, New
Xsxles, a. ia rEu5es address, did
n MAJ z 1915, hls IL this oSes his
duly c1ryDtHrsSSc application 70 can
tsxt and ss-3Ys TIE cancellation Of
ypgf H0mszrsd Entry, Serial No.
Wzssl, maze February II, 1900, for
In SEA Sec 20 and Wa EWk Sec
tim 20, Twp On, Rng 35E, - N P
Meridian, and "a grounds for Ms cor
tssl be alleges that sntryEnan has
wholly abandoned said entry for more
than six months next prior 70 Feoru-
airy IL, 1914, which defaults have not
been cured al this date and patent has
not been earned under eithsr the three
or FIVE year laws;
YoU are therefore, further notified
that the said allegations will be taken
az confessed, and your said entry will
he cancelled without further right 70
10 heard, either before this office or On
appeal, " you fail 10 file in this once
within twenty days after the FOURTH
publication ~ this notice, as shown
below, your answer, under oath, spe-
officially responding u these allega-
tions of contest, together with due
proof that you have served q copy OF
your answer on the said contestant
either in person or by registered mail.
You should state in your answer
the name Of the postOfBce 70 which
you desire future notices 10 be sent
W you.
X. p. D0nohoo, Register
Felipe Sanchez y Bacs, Receiver
LIST pub. June q, 1918
End pub. June 10, 1915
Ord pub. June II, 1915
9TH pub. June "a, 1915
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24

IN nv I,FEr-r~ -1u- n TN EErYtf
lurit-m Is<r-r- vtfnn An fu tn
-smr- % -sm' AM AuI. q NV
A-zt-L
Minnie --g. pnm-f
n NJ -ag
.suua Mr. silfr- AIR
rsuzr. Mr. -0n Mu-
lua pnilimL herr Aiu--
Nruns t-uL varG I'm.
as-- EvHL Ah4- --sm
L7s- T-suL Iss- -suL Gnt
MHut T.suL. 81 smnKrrz
WITH ~ ST - NAE-TIE
EAE
Nus~sE uirne- urt ~ -I-u. " "
u-us- n -ou- ussust u -fs Huu-s n
sr-fst zus. 5slI- SvEL VIA -
~ -uu- uuIuIrr.t a ai--A AuEzs-
MI ~ aE .uu- u-us-s q RC"s-
.zs 5u- SAFE gfn SCI a. punk Eu,-
sfu1- n IN nIcne- uIuue- tT =EEL.
-u -n-.- II 3ncI Fuu- EuEzsl ID
dr-i0i - -ucunr=U-. &sv Ms.ieL Eiit
w n M u-us-=u RI BGn BEa E--
"a, .fs =UEa u Z Kc-fui Eit .DEz
n SAFE Unf II dlEDu-. "A. -snErnns.
arInir IL ugEur-rf Eut uE snuEYIz b.
.fSer -esj@---. nrrE-.E nlEr 81
iszr
Nrv -n.-@u- Nu.l-s "a ns-er-
rru.I .iar 5sr-- Svui. SJp=>IE
MEE.sr En-sauIL vii ur -ussur- ne
B-.-.f uT- n Ju =. III a. Ten
IiB-I 4 -us eu~,yriuuf ri AIT "a
a. M --urr uDu- n -is .5uu- 5uu.
u -us -- u -ucunl=l-. sew Ne
fcL ufe tu- sac AJAX s.l II .is nlri-
~ ufure- 1u' sEHt Il nEfl lie IN
rvTtF u-ss--iis=t PREMISE ar -u-s.
y 5fvcI : mr. EusseI &udrluf u
: u-unf-E- NFv Mc.l-L AJAX ia. .
vii Epp,T sts U-Ue=suE us-rvst I'm
EHrt BAs = ID pa usIr n ~ OFT
~ -nlI R-.rul- Ent CORA - Il BEi4
Iut nBuu-st ne ElLiis. EnlUIE
plGrT-f AMI usr sifaNr.F l. sns- -
sgss----s nrIs-sr-g E5TssI-
ENEE EUN
SJ-cHh Mar.
.U-li -u-uusE- y N
s.u-rsy 1p' 5L-r-F
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24
Not for Men Only

Foley CathArtie Tablet are not az
inHiHtsnrly demanded NJ womsn az by
msn because this particular cathAr-
ne Ia not No well known among women
Women suffer al much a. men do
from indigestion and constipation, and
thsy also require this scientific remedy
W keep the stomach sweet, the liver
active and the bowels regular, Foley
Cathsrtie Tablets are wholes0ms and
thoroughly cleaning; do not grippe or
cause nausea. Stout people aay this
" the one cathartic that takes away
that oyer'full and eloggsd-up feeling.
Bands Dorsey Drug Go.
Tel thA News ahoot vn,,x LE.-
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24
COY

Ell
a K DAVIS, Gszsys ks,..xx1Ass,
En- Ssw ksLu.
CI<nxs Nsfs Co. Cs.s-a Mr.
s-&ne4H. En- * u
J. u. Lax 41Hrsy = CyzESs-
lg q. 40 Egy, y. N
ESy BgEst TLsR, LQ.g,t scI o.
gan 4 Ps.rekS, Py2,.
kDy Trust 4 Savings Es1k. Esfs
csrsl~rY FIR y0gy nsssy.
X A. b~n1lstos, EAek&mith. Pat
fpnAzs Dl4=r1; g,Da!x caxk
Variety Ha<AiAs WORMS. T. Y. Az
ssrsSE 4 E2ns Pys,, En-, -. n
Fk<rshsim Mere Go. Wc>5ssals sE1
real! Csnsgsl ksrchx.eitk, En-, Nh.
LSesys 4 Evans, rro1s. level Bar
~lhss. Aqssre snI Szsyl, Ey, Nm.
H. X WOODWARD, Gr~erss. Har-
hsss sL1 s.Dss repaired, k1y, -. NJ
E1y Tslsyh@ns EIehAngs, Mn. Eth
:! " HArDsy, PrDp. EHy, New ksz.
FaiyVIs~ Pharmacy, Or. ". d. Cibbs
Ffgp7 Medicines, cigars, stH, Egy,G-k.
Baum Brothsrs[Tln Gksp, stove
sUrs, wagons ard harness, Eny, New
AszlI.
Roy Cafe, PhSns IL, meals zGe, nice
u fgrniShsc room In e-0nnsea0n, En-
lila ESmsrs, Prop.
b01tbv estsrn Hotel. rooms, vest II
Dept, rates ~reasonAbls, e. KiNhsll,
Frop, E1y New Msx-
The New Barber Shop, new bath
rom and gptl1Ats hxt1rsa. Modern
ship Chas. Wssthsrsil, Prop.
The Elite Cafe Il Baksry-Eyery-
thing goDd w eat" Meals 2E, Ortsga
Building, Roy ~. N.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24

-4L Ny f-E~NF
larysr- ~ bs4l
NTH ~ CONTEST
-@pE-=nsr: e IA. Igs-r -rss;
Gsss An, .rfIss -gcu-n=E--
Nsv Eeuet .un. ~
- -T1s : 800: - 5E-EusDL
~Yiss-st TDt a.. ue-e,y up--5s:
IVA -TrJe shGrBs VI. rrei
s. Kew Ee1st q :. ;'Yr.-
pHIcs Eos.sBL "a. ~ Ma = ~
-ulG JAss Ia cZy sY--y1g-E:-
e.. tp;IalJ, :. gJ-.si- AL. ss=--t
-us SLlssL-iY. = W. zJ-sF5sb:
I'm N -1stf SEA X: .-p-.f
4ao. % g ~. -. W. = 81
- Ns al. Ss = Sv-
5sell. TvvuE.; . Na-. EL.F.
- "a 9. - New Esuc: [-r=;
ksrclE- :. IA F'g-n.l -. -
.g,cst- .. LsFsi la: Dave =:
la Way EuEna92ss - IA. Az
- =iY's la az ys&T Ttaf s--y
IA LSrs 6pJ: seTs. sF;A.1s.ss.
.sy1as-fcs ~ ~ B&l. A. Ia.
- a.. Ia .s.Es' .@ss- Et-Is. -aos-
s n+ : - . "a a...sESh. Ay
IA. AZ E-IAns9.1s.I r. ezra
a.: "a ~ ..s.- -..s: a. 11E -E1
20. Gs -ls-<:-t t.-Is. IT,
- Ia: ~ "a. IeY.9.E ~
e 2Eg. a. ~sy--ssssa A.. y9- a..
E.-- ~ - =sos q. w--s9-. r.
- RI: >: - .sa-@ si1s- c@tg-.
-.-s -. - >. area : 20 "a
70 - . 1ls g5ss VIZ -TE.:y
-ayf az, - FC-E-E r..lz-
.ay- ?. c-g .cI@s - Es:v. .%sE
y9- E.FES,. -aos, "a. sc@=SsGy
gaDa..R . .sss t-EgE-c.s ?.
py- I7sa.s. VIZ &c y:G9 "a
%. .as =. Z s.Jg = yg-t a.
ss' =. ~ az e.Hsx.: st.s.
cs"-.: - - -sYlrE-s- "a
-. ,.y-> ExH . yVE S.gEE'
~ .&-s - uss PIE. 95ss y w..
~. asssfs 1.-.rs Dg-sess . o< -:
p ~.
Z : DCSOECC
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24

al -,s NFvE S-E-sr7 W
isssss s~s-e-ushaL erusspTrM Sx
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24

ykEsCE
In. Yrszscz LRnA~- Ca z z Fs-
;&-s? kG- Pre-r- ~ n
Hss<. y Hsaaza Fms eASa scc9rzras-
=&zg-d, s.Y-1 9,ss-l, Nh A z Ia
Is-h Fy2;- Fysns. y. n
DvaaI1sas k&yE<& :. :. C-2-a-assr
Frgr- rvsrs E.< Ts9sA.oa, tva
tV=c.A Frelc. y n
Cshr Il Co C<zsrsl key-nA&czss
IA Ds&s u s1s-yr-.x F-e-EG u. n
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24

Enxspzry b sua sszexl ks--
s.a..asSs sas-- = y-aI kos9ssrs
Kew kexac1
iEcze-n sex1h~L a,yeUs ne-st -
lsss ksxacs n - VIVA Eysgpsr-
n yy-us.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24
Lln1N DIRECTORY

Nh I EVG Sele-1 ke--.at-
cise 1E=s' 40 ssxI 1-srsv=- y n
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24
zSgAH'.
FELIPE SANCHEZ ; SACA
pEeEvEy

Dsv ?! sys: y..1zZgE JZ.s =.
lar - shGync y.sl5zaD. Jg.s -
D&H e ,klfc y.,.L1og. Jay :
Dsx e fYgr-a yEtlks-D. July Z
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24
MILE

" = S~xextA LGnDsz Y-1ss-ssL
r9.- .ss<- sZ Ms, -. "
NskAs bsA- Cs1srzl Msvsz2.klss
NJ = Il A.-H ETs'Y Z S1s@A.y.
Ala E.tws,E Gxy >, =z.t
Gs1 q hsns nsay Mia y. ". L.
'y-=A@sx S.yg- SAH AaE ag=ss-
tDaet, err Trx r T. Ca~c
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-06-24

Tel the News about your visitors.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-06-17
Traffic Policemen.

The Richland Republican Observer
Traffic policemen have been on duty at
the principal corners of the business
district for the past week instructing
drivers, and especially auto owners,
the proper way to turn the corners.
Several accidents have narrowly been
averted on the streets and the placing
of police at the corners as a further
precaution may be the means of saving
lives in the future. The numerous
automobiles and the reckless speed with
which some of the drivers seem to i'm
agine is necessary, is making travel on
the streets and roads dangerous pro-
position. A little caution and fore
thought will help things greatly.
Safety first should be kept in mind
by all.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-06-17
Taken Back to Waupun.

Richland Democrat: B. J. Jostad,
a representative of the state board of
control, came out from Madison Mon
day and took Tom Dray in charge,
leaving Tuesday morning for Waupun,
where Dray will be compelled to serve
his sentence of three years. Dray it
will be remembered, was sentenced by
Judge Clementson, having entered a
plea of guilty to charge of statutory
offense. He was liberated on parole
and has been holding a position here
since. Complaints had been made of
his violating the terms of his parole on
several occasions and the result was
that he will now serve his full time.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-06-17
Poison Mash for CutWorms.

Doesn't it aggravate anyone to ten
derby nurse tomato plant or other
small garden vegetable only to find it
Topped off by cutworms? Many la
ments have arisen from cornfelds
devastated by these pests as well. Get
around this trouble by giving the
cutworms sWeetened bran mash to
which has been added paris green. Stir
the paris green in 40 pounds of wheat
bran and then moisten slightly with
thin, cheap molasses. Take this mix.
ture out to the fields at night and
scatter broadcast. Chopped clover
sprayed with paris green is also effec.
tive
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-06-17
FRANCES TRADE LOSS
is S1,143,OOO,OOO
Suffers Greatly In Commercial
WaySinCe Beginning of War.

Washington.-The war to date has
cost France more than $1,143, 100000
of her foreign trade, according to fig
ures sent to the department of COM
merce by United States Consul Gen
eral A. M. Thackara at Paris.
OF this vast amount over $SOO,00O,-
600 was sacrificed in the first four
months of the conflict, up to Jan. 1,
1915. In that period the republic also
was deprived of 100000 tons Of wheat
grown on her own soil and seized by
the German armies occupying her
northern provinces. There was, too, a
decrease in that time of 6,162 in the
number Of ships arriving at and 5,196
in the number of ships departing from
French ports.
In the first three months Of 1915 the
loss in Frances foreign trade was near
ly $344,O00,O00, being SAL, 100000 as
against $7J5.0OO,OOO in the same period
in 1914.
The imports since the first of this
year have been $2S6,OO0.0OO as against
$40, 100000 and the exports have been
$125, 100000 as compared with $3l2,,
100000.
The imports Of foods fell off $780,,
600, those of industrial materials $780,.
100000, while those of manufactures,
mostly war munitions, increased over
$7,00O,OOO
The exports of food products de
creased nearly 100000, those of in.
dustrial materials over $G4,OOOOOO and
manufactures $96,000,OOO.
The imports into France in 1914 to-
tailed 81 ,225, 1897 900 as against 81 ,625,
$4,000 in 1913, and the exports from
France in 1914 were 1891, 131, 900 as
compared with 1892, SS2. 900 in 1913
a decrease of $396,751 900.
The crushing extent Of the blow dealt
by the war is shown by the fact that
in the first six months of 1914, before
hostilities, Frances foreign trade in
creased $50, 391 900.
The tendency Of the war toward eco
monte exhaustion is indicated by the
fact that the decrease in imports an6
exports was almost entirely in mate
rial for the industries and in manu-
features.
The United Kingdom suffered less
than any other nation by reason of the
decrease in French trade, and the Unit
ed States came next. The Belgian
trade was almost entirely destroyed
through the occupancy Of that king
dom by the German armies The ship
ments from Belgium to France in 1914
before the war, were valued at $780,,
10000, while the shipments after the
war began, up to Jan. 1, 1915, were
only SGT 900.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-06-17
BURN RED cEDARS
AND SAVE APPLES

@If you are having trouble with ap-
pie rust cut down and burn the red
cedar trees which border your or
chard"
That is what r. E. Vaughan Of the
agricultural experiment station is adj
vising Wisconsin orchardists to do
who report trouble from this source.
Brown gals or cedar apples fire.
luently found on red cedars at this
season of the year, are breeding places
for the apple rust spores or germs
which are scattered by the wind to
neighboring apple trees.
''This fact has long been known" he
says, "but the trouble had not become
serious until recent years. Since the
extensive planting of such varieties
as the Jonathan and the Wealthy ap
pies, however, the rust is found to be
rapidly increasing.
''At this season of the year, and DUR
ing rainy weather, the cedar apples
jelly substance ooZes out. Great num-
bers of tiny spores are thrown off, and
may be carried by the wind for half
mile or more. When these spores fall
on young apple leaves they begin to
grow at once and cause an outbreak
Of apple rust. The spots on the leaves
are at first yellow, then orange, and
later show fringe of pimples. Apple
trees thus affected shed their leaves
early and mature a small crop of low
tackled by rust it becomes worthless.
"The little pimples on the apple
trees are filled with rust spores, which
are carried by the wind back to the
red cedar trees, where cedar apples
are produced the second spring. Thus
the red cedar common to the rocky
ridges and slopes of southern and
western Wisconsin become a menace
to successful orcharding in those sec
tons. Red cedar trees are sometimes
planted for ornament and hedges, and
become a source of rust infection to
neighboring orchards.
apple rust may be partially con-
trolled by spraying the trees with Dor
deaux mixture. This method, however,
has usually given poor success, be-
cause of the difficulty of keeping the
young leaves covered with the spray
during, or Immediately after, rain.
The practical control is the destruc-
ton of cedar apples by cutting down
and burning the red cedar trees. II
the trees are cut and not burned, the
gals swell every rain and continue for
some time to infect young apple
leaves.
''The disease will disappear Of it's
own accord if the two hosts, red cedar
and apple, are prevented from growing
near each other. Cut down and burn
the red cedars and save the apples"