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Fue lIevado a Jurado en-
N. Orleans el case de
F. Dussart Quintana
Sc LE ACUSA DE RABER ENYIA-
DO ARMAS Y MUNICIONES
PARA LAS TROPAS VI.
LLISTAS.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Febrevo %.
F. gobierno federal lievo aver =
iuraGo II CAUSE instruida oTI,a Fee
!ipe Dusart Quintana por vio,aci6n =
las leyes Ge aeutralidaG de los Esta-
dos Uaidos. consistente en- e. hechO de
envia- Ginero : municiones de este
pals = las fuerzas de Francisco Villa.
que operaa en- Mexico. +! juradO
tuvo ,ugar- ante "a cOrtc Federal. J..
De los ZunmiyjI!a. uno de los JestigoS
de cargo. declare que {! habia cst&Go
con Ouiatana cuando este comprd IN
oa-co cn Key Wesr. Fla. y en- otras
civersas ocaSioneS en- que {! acusa-
do compr6 por medic de u agcntes.
armas ' municiones en- Nueva Or
leans. Las municiores. dijo Zimmi-
villa. fucron cu:iataS : Pensacola.
GomGe e. barco .&s cecogi0 para Sc:
Jrasportad&s.
{. \. Jones. representarce de una
compa@ia lie dc FiiadelEia. tut
l,amado Z declarar = peticion de IA
defenSa. Jones relate que por una
conversation que habia tenidO aqui
con cl ex-cGnsuI mexicano Come.
habia creido que QUintana habia lido
q IA H&Dan" para reunirSe o 81 mu-
jer ' reunir dinero, realizando alba
jas por vaIor de $4,000 Z efecto de
comDrar mis- rma ' municiones pa
n hacer IN ruevo envio . MEXICO.
L. objection que hizo Quintana q
2no Dc los interpretes cuando sc le
sentt en- e. banquillo, do lugar q que
Sc s~uSpend;era 81 acto para continuar-
10 manana.
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VISlTAS DE CARCEL.

Las visitas reg!amcntarias Sc ha--
ran diariamente ~(eycepto los dorin-
Cos y dias de fiesta H~acional) en- IL
P~enitenciaria de esta ciudod, de 3 .
s de Ia tarde. por los d~efensores que
p-eviamente disigne Ia Direction. V
que son, por ahora, los siguicntcs:
Lunes, el c. Lie. Gilbcrto a. Ra-
mos, martcs. cl {. Lie. Luis 3. Val
des; microbes, cl c. Lie. Rafael F.
pinosa de los Monteros: ~jueves, c. C..
Lie. Raul Bermudez; vicrnes, cl C..
Lie. Alfonso de X Pena : Reeves; sd
bado. el c. Lie. Luis 3. EaldcS.
Z! Director hara sus visitas To-
marJes y sabados de cada semana Y
ruaulas Vrcr~ !u ]juI=lIr nrr >aYjn. Vt
para dar ~audiencias. o hien para cs.
tudiar quejas de los reoa de ambos
sexos. Cuando aiguEo dc estoS tenga
alguna queja que cXponer, pucLe d!-
rigirse, por e~scrito Al que subscribe.
err la inte!igencia de que scra cficaz-
mcnte atcndido.
Constitution Y Rcfoymas.
Mexico, a Is de Febre7o de 1916.
FL Director.
J. NJ. REBOLLAR.
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LEGO LA SRA. VlUOA DEL GE
NERAL CARRANZA.
J. VI. REBOLLAR

Procedente de SaItil!o, lego . est&
ciudad IL sonora yiuda de! Genera!
JESUS Carranza.
En- Ia Estaci0n e~Stuvieron a reel
birla. eli senior Niceforo ZamErano,
Tesorero General de ia Nacion. Y al
gunaS otras personals de Ia amistad
de il familia.
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IN CAPTAIN CiRRiNGISTt FJE
SENTENCE NO l Ii AMOS DE.
PRISON

Corrc>pondcncia especial para IL PIuN>S.
CiJDAD DE MEXICO, FehrerO
22.-EI general Pablo Gonzalez. Je!e
dc! Cuerpo dc Ejercito de Orieate, d
caba dc pronunciar s~ente"cia en- ID
causa instruita contra e. captain Jor-
re Jesus Pezzat. por robo de ralores
y efectos pertenecientcs al mencio-
naGo Cucrpo. "a Qua! ]sentencia dice
en- su parte r~esolutiva, 10 s]iguiente:
P3IMERO.-Se Gec!ara culpable .!
acusado, Captain Jorge Jesus Pczzat,
Dor JOS delitoS dc malversacioE y TO
DO De v~aiores Y efectos pe~rtenccicn-
les .! E.itrcito Constitucionalista.
SEGUNDO.-Por los mencionados
delitos. Sc le imponen al acuSado CO.
no penaS:
La &c diez ' seis amos de p-.-
sion orGinaria cue eXtinguira confor-
me 4 & Ley Ell ID Pcnitenciaria de.
DisIrito Federal; "a Qua. Sc ]cntendera
impuesta con caliGad de r~etencloa
Dor ana cu"vta parte mas, "a cue Sc
hara eiectiva en- 81 case Y contorme
i Ia ley:
liza IL. d">liiutiGu d" "mPI"".
dandoS,Ir i" baja III =. E.Sra!at"n de-.
E.itrrilo Con~titurionali>ta con Ia no
IA !r ser indi-no de- prrirn"r"r &
,;g."
lEI.-L.a dr inhabjlitacjdn p"r di"z
amos para vo!ver 4 p"rt"n"c"r L II
mrnciDnada Corporation.
TERCERO.-S,. ahsurI>c a Hum
b.rto y Salvador prz1at del rar-"
Ju,. Iy> rr,u.ta pnr Iu~ i"iit"> lu"
:. prrSi.urn IN ,.~t" proc"S": d.
bitntus,. p"nrr a iiclo> arn~ad"S ~
imnrdiata ljh"rtad.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." 4 dul"n"S
corrr~ponda: q Guy" "f"ct" j"Nur.~
VASE u process a. {. Gomi>arl" de-
Poliria Judicial Mil!tar. con r>ta sell
t"ncia.
.lSi drfiniliva t. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
juz-auhn 10 drrrrt6 y firm" Il e..
Genera. IL. Division. Pablo li"nAa-
lrz, I'll Jrre del Cu"tTo Il" E.j"rcI-
to DE- Or!"nt".
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RESENTACION

+. vi"rnt> IS del actual ~ prrScn-
taron, para contraer matrimonio CT
vii. el senior Arnulfo Hernandez Lo-
VIOLA y Ia senorita Clementina Ber-
langa.
La ceremonial tuvo yerificativo CT
Ia Residential de la familia de ia no
via, habiendo firmado el acta, como
testigos, los sehores Oth6n {. Estra-
fon, NJ. Rojas Mondragon. R. H. Lo-
yola V II. Girael.
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DEFUNC!ON.

Desputs de prolongada enfermedad
dei6 de existir, a Ia edad de dieciocho
amos. en- su residential de Ia Gale de
Naranio. Ia scHorita Maria Teresa
Pesqucira miembro de una conocida
familia sonorense.
La sonora de P~esqueira, madre de
la extinta. Sc encuentra gravemente
| enferma.
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FtE ENTREGAD0 Ell CONSJLA-
DO MEXiCiNO....
tlirnc d- la Pagina il!

por alu.l.a mur>tra H. amor 4 IA
niH,z. La prroraci"u III" r"rta. p'r'
dir3ia con }~rriai"ro >'n!lmi"ni0 ,l"
S~iur,~iIad. y arranr6 murh"s apiau-
SOS. Al l-rlninar Ia nina ~ob>"luid
4 Maria d., Carmen con uA "h'-an-
IT, bou,IU". IT, Cores.
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ECOS DE LA GUERRA.
Uiene de la pagina 6a.)

ramuzas que han sostenido algunas
p~atrullas bulgaras y f~rancesas sobre
Il fronte-a greco-serbia, en- Ell sec
TOR de Machikavo. E. despacho agre.
"a cue los bulgaros Sc han batido en-
retirada, dejando seis p~risioneros en-
manos de los franceses.
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Lie. NERDiD.
DESDE e. DESTIE2RO.
Niruc i, Ia pauiHa aa.l

"
dos. y mJrho m"uo> i ~nn cuairr-
ln> con bi.imnu1ur~. F.. cu;n,rrio IN
Monterrey ACADIA L. crrrar >u< pUr"-
tas. : a.. - nara ii. Jos ,A.iuaS pue-
hlo<. ant. "a .upn>lbi:.dad absolute
IL. Importar ai.mrntu> rnu =. page,
munrda. Fin Ia capita. j" q RrpuDii-
"a, la riuriaI mas .npurtau,r y mas
furrt,. d.. ,u,ia>. -. murrru. mairrlal-
mcntr dr ilanhr.. H.. y,iuJ!c.nr, 2
t~i-nta prr>uu.- diarla~.
E<in, H. ,nn mas Iur uuo> ruauins
dr;al!r> ,h. IA @>i,uari6n -.u.:al III.
como - h. t..r.I,i M. ur-
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RELIGION

astoria .ssrsds. gscopilsc.on soperDIs Gel
Snng1Io { Nuayo TestamenIo. Libro que
:ontIcnc Ia complicada historic del 1ue-
bio de Israe! y que pinta las rigurss de
patrtsTcGs y proretas. yiendose clarsmea-
;e como So prepare Ell gran suces9 &c 10
nnn gTgndr .S209
,,yeng rel Ssntn SInc DE- Atnrhs Zoe
= Initiation de Crisi' nc
atanisnnn hE piral.. -
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Ell CORRESPONSAL

Ali eSta Villa batido por "a reta-
-uari!a drSde terTitorio americana,
Y ALI = senior Carranza sin hai.ar IN
r-ntavo IN este pals, e mas ntere-
sldn cu ahS0rver nueStraS riIucZas.,
! 4 prSar he toto este. no nos en-
t-Ea-rMus ~nuuca....
EPAMiNONDAS.
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Las companies de opera y bale en-
Nueva York en- IN solo dia recibieron
$4,000 de los asistentes a esos tea
tros.
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Tn Ser,icio de giroS e>pccia!cS ~
bcucficio de los SoldadoS ' SITS
iamiliaS


r"nno r''~uIjaHo q" IA -'>'!'"'H
rrti'S por 4" SHh>''r'''II" ""' '"
paci3 d. "u'F'a ' .""''''d' -'''.'"'
i-"'''" ''N''''''"
"'I EoD'''''' ''''>'',"
r">''"''" que - 'S'"'''"I' u"
ti' especial! - -"'S P'>
l'!'''" H. '"> >''"''''N "'""
h'''iloE"> ,''' 'J'''''' '"'
iran '''1''''S
,.n ,~n.r.;n
cum ~ 49, VI.
-, p.i,,,r L..,, - suhs..r.-
, observation-disclosures.
.y:..o ,v i, r.hr.r, =. IoiH
&C v',,..;o,, corr,,za p~;m.r
r,r !, r,r.;,o ro,..i,u.j,no1is:o
Calm, e.,
p,,.,. o,~a,lo,.r,, .ir,., -
,.o.,n,L.s 5,l.r.. fin
,,nin..,r,.i,r,.s l.. r,rr,.os
r,.;!;.,n .,,.tio. ,,r, si,na.ion t..
/ c,,t,. ,oro families .jc lns mi.u-
nn. Al ri:c.;,o .n y;r,ud H.. ,,rr
.on sa,5m.tos D~oc.3prias l., los
,a ,I;;r.,co ,,rv 5iri,;I y
,.~a,nr..oj, ,..rj,opjo . woes 1nr
49,, h,...r IA. ,J.scunntos CORES
.~.nr.,tu.
,.,
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POESEis.

ceslss lie Antonio PlaZS ............... zoe
Gsinraries Obras UoGticas de Manuel NJ.
EICrns . sGc
.0esfas DE- S.guuGl Aculs. Aumeltadas con
al H-an, "FI Pagado" CSC
os Trc-sdores de Mexico. Hernosa colec-
ci6n &c pocstss de nueStroS me!ores GU
.orss 10 rlstics ............... GgC
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OBRAS De VICTOR HUGO.

Fl tlombre due RE 75c
CsTras n Ia Novia 75c
La Leyenda de los SlrloS ..............- foc
Nue<tra ScIOra de Paris ............... Csc
Han de I,laadia o FL HOmbre F!era.... 6Jc
FL ,ro Terrible 75c
los ytsrr.firs. = tones .Si.50
Los TFabaJ adOrcs del Mar .............. csc
81 Noyenta Y Tres. Episodes de IL Revolt.
rr0n rranraSa -. 75c
DiOs .......... IJc
Il neSIjerro 9gr
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EpAMiNONDAS.

Cuando Sc diriIa q algunaS lie las
CaSas anunciadaS mencione este
periodica.
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SOYEL.AS DINERSAS

Don uuijOie de % ManCha. la obra macs
ira de Ia .lterdrura cspaho!a. Edlc!on re
FL Nirilr del G0lgota. ficrmOSa obra basa
,a rn IL vida del IcdcuiOr del Nurldo.
IN lumU srlnde, bIcH einuaSi3do. ..$i.U0
Ia Dana de- las CamclIlS ............. &c
FL pcr!Qull!u Sarn!en!o. FlisJSa novela me
N.caili . '"c
Fl Jorobado. Novcla de mucha Sehsa
con a.. i"r;ioI fan,iaIcs } fo1o; ers1.
Carmen. Historic de TN corazdn Hcrmo'
- TnyrIa mryIrana .......... S5c
f!i~;oT!a de Robinson Cr!soe. !tbro que
pruyoCa in,clsaS c~!mOciCheS. pO!lie Sedu-
&c Ia mararillOsa historic dc Robinson.
ELiri5n DE- lu!o ......................s2.O0
Los Uli!mos DiES &c Tompcya. Una de las
obras mas lnIercSani"s Gc Ia cpOca roma
ma. cuyas cUs;Um5rcS describe naraVio
lloSamcnlt 81
Gil Bias de- Slntillana. Obra c.aSlca ensal-
Iada pO- c~:aifGlStas lnteliGenieS. Edi-
CiOn de ICJp ct"
E! Amor &c los Auiores. Nuvrla S"nilmrn-
AL, { tomoS. lei? ..SS:2'
Fl inferno DE los Celns. 1 to:noS eii!Pasll-
La Mujcr Adilrera. Obra que conmueTe 4
aCuellas persOn4S que rCCOrren suS Delil-
SlmaS pagInaS. { toUios i............s1.25
q Condo de Monie2riSio. con su coEtilta-
cl0n. ia ManO del MucTtO," 8 t0In0S
= 'NN ~
oscar Y AMANDA. CunaIOvcdoTl n1rcla ailHN-
rosa, > lOnDS SD
| y riia dol rnrdrnll -.... IJc
Los Tres MOSquciCruS. con -! ruciinIac!on,
'.V"in;e Amos ucs.rCr'" "El NlZconie
de RragclOne"
ENpiar!6n. 0 III Mariirio de Una Madre sue
t;r6nv.ya dc Eravnulr 25c
TahIn y Virginia &c
Amor sublime. .EJvela meNlrGna ...... I3c
T ne Nisisrins de IA nC~uiSiCi0n....... SJc
II JitCjn ErranIe 75c
Ia JuyenIut de Enrtune Cuarto.. ..Sl.G0
Flor de l'asl0n. Nuvr!a de AiilOr...... que
pr;ncn y JpI,a.a 25c
IN hin Natural SIC
I ior ra Nh pia 2Jc
AI.IurCn y E;ol,a 2Jc
~ slim dc Ia tturhri3 Sc
ESrinr- de ma Elur I5c
;Ouo vadis? Norcla historical &c Ia epoca
Ne SerGn zoe
Fl lilo ADandUnado. Sentimental n0rcla De
COSllfib'eS "I
FL IIuerfano del He.lnirn;G. Obra coalno-
yedUra Y belilSllnG ....-.............. tOc
kStucIa 0 Los CIiarTnS GOnlrdDandlSilS. No.
yela meSlCana, : iomoS ............-sl.is
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S0EELAS DE A 48c CADA INA.
81 RerGrTo de Gro
Fl lilo NalditO
g! MaIuScrlto de nj. Iatr'
&erfa, por Inr.e ls1lc5
q Cura de Ates
nGra
.ZuCena
EovELAS \ sc CADA INA
Mala.tas Sean las Muieres
Ma'diioS sean les IiOmhres
M.ld:taS Scan las cueeras
Artc dc Huscar MaridC
Las Eyqs NOderIas
e. Moo ?:HstaCo
La IE:ja Dc las Flores
Z! P~ursaT0rIc tie las Salteras
81 pa.aiSO de las MuicreS
q Inferno Dc los HOInnres
Viva mi NoviL!
e. tada Ce los Mares
SUI MajeStaG 81 amor
MalIIlO Sea el Amor
L. Princess del Dollar
amor y Martlrio
La lila de Ecnus
FO-.,Ue So CaSan los fOmDres
fLrGuc 50 CaSGn las Muleres
fUTQat Pecan las HuIercs
FcrGuG Reincidcn las V!udaS
e Collar de EsIDera!dGS
La< !Iijas dc Champagne
q Md de RulScfOres
las Cbr"ras del Amor
Fl Il de las Nrlas
La ViEda alCgrc
La Mia de los IaZmnes
Calyar.o Gc Amor
Por Seguir a una Muter
SaldiIGS sean los CclOs
Ia COrle Qei Amor
Ei alma en- IN BcSo
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2RRAs De YENTA En- IA LIBERIA De IGNACI0 :. LOzAlO
! ca mns acrdHada Ia mass eguuala gu Gen Ell m@ surhdo yh que vende ma sbarao Los
rsH9as 10 dea,mhanonor creo gsuns nagsdos ell mnmo daq Sc Nbe la mden

LsTalIe NeItcano tpc
Iorora IL. SnI1,aCihr see
.Hrn,IIcador General 75e
'eCueho La"a!,c de la Juventnd o Devo-
rionorio LrI Cris:,ano ...,........ zoe
~ilOsoria Elemental, p0r Halmes. C&nltene
l6giCa, mttarlSira. ctiCa, e'c..........sl.25
-svnCi|narln GIa,Ilupann ....-....... 2"r
Ca,-ri-uu r!r l.T-.. -~.::l".d. -SI."i
Us M~artire>. u t! t.IuIiU Co Ia ite!lslOh
Crisliana. LibrO eva iCctI RI nos mace
h,isr,- 4 Ia wrsY IL. ,iOr yenerac!OneS
roniraria-. n Ina Hrlaa'ia cnl los aT1ens
de Ia !eruc!uad. y II Otra ron 81 SiIn9o.o
rcdentGr
81 Gcniu del Cr!St!,ntS:nO. ESia Ohra. como
ia anterior, cs de las mclGreS para les
hoEqrcs. !hmbas eslan ef:tadas a TOGO
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sBgas PGSTICAS DE rEZk.

10
a. GioTias de Mexico Collection de COIN
Dosicionss dedicadas G Ia PATHS = 8 81:
fSFoas 7s.
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CIENCIAS 0CtI.TAS

secrelos de los Carlos. hrte de ganar q
todoS los tu"roS
lie Gran Magla SUpr"nIa ...,........... sic
EnChiridioncS, Gr!mnrIUS y lcntaculoS igc
Id Crau yarila AdIyinafora y 81 Nlelo
Druida de las r,ram.,!cS .............. e5c
FL Dragon RoJo o Fl .Arte de Mandar a los
! Manual de Masta Blanca ..........-.... 25c
Manual de Macla RGia ............-.... ?ac
Manual De Magia Negra .......-,..-.... S,c
CIayicu!a del Rey Solomon ..;...;...: 2ac
81 Poder del Pensa!ni"nto. Su dominic y
culiura. Obra para eSiudlar la fuerza del
! Tesoro de Mlagros de la Cruz de CaraYaca-
Veruadera Joya del ocultlsmo ......... SOC
Los Admtrables Secretos de Alberto el
( GTalGa ...........-- ..-.---.:. E2c
. Libro Maeno dc san Cipriano. Edir!6n uni
ca V complete del famoSo GrimoTio. con-
sideraGa como Ia sofa aute,Ittca entire 10.
| Secretos de la PrcsiidIyitacidn Y Ia Masia.
LeCclones de esCamOtc0 y presiidlsitao
ciS SI.y,cnIa del ucchIcrro. o Iibro de san
CiprianO. con inrinidad de secFetos.. 9oc
FL DicciOnariO Internal. Conttcne 10 refe-
rente a las aparlciOnes, mlSia blanca
rOia Y negra. adivinacioRes, conJlroS;
Dogma Y Ritual de la Alta Magia. Esta
1bra enseiia los miS.erios de las clencids
ocuItas. Coniiene cl t%r!angulu de Salo-
mon, Ii irrldiaci0n magica. Ia Cabala, Sc.
Fl VeTdaderC LIbro Internal. iratcdo com
uieto de las ciencias ~oCultas; Contlene
81 libTU de San Cipriano, Ia ciavlcula de
Solomon, invo@aciones: conjuros, ell ORA
s6n Eoio y Ia Cabra Internal, recetas de
tx Rcina Cleopatra. etc....-.-........ 1oc
III yerdadero Dragon RoIo. Contiene pac-
tos infernales. en~caniamientos. modo de
haCerse invisible, etc S3.Oo
VpniT 50,
do H.
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Compre listed Siempre Sus libros en- !
. esta casa. POr su bpratura y Su ell !
!. carfa en- Ell deSpscho de los pedidoS 1
cs la qar mayor confianza lnspirs ID 4
pGbllco.
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DIRECTOR
tDSClNPCiBNi,S

Lie. JrSu> Maria itrbo..ur.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-01-10

Continued on Page Fourteen)
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-09-20
Met Death In Auto Wreck

Isaac Darlington, second as
sistant chief Of the Wilmington
Fire Department last Tuesday,
proposed to give Fireman Joseph
H. Smith of the Friendship Com
pany, who was 70 years old that
day, ride in the city automobile
used by the former. 1t was sug-
gested that William Heal, the old
est member of the company and
also the oldest retired city police
man be taken along. They found
him at his home, 225 Poular
street, and the party started for
New Castle but turned about be-
fore reaching that city, and while
their car, Smith says, was trying
to pass another it ran upon a pile
of small stones along the road
side. One of the wheels collapsed
and the car turned over twice.
The three men who were on the
same seat with Heal in the middle
They were all thrown out. Mr..
Heal struck on his head and DR..
R. R. Roth of New Castle found
him dead when he arrived on the
scene. Darlington and Smith
were stunned but soon revived.
Darlington's left arm was dislo-
Gated and bruised and Smith was
cut about the face. Mr.. Heal was
"a years old. He was retired from
the police force last year after
serving twenty-five years, and
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-09-20
Terra Gotta Works Burned

Wilmington and West Chester
firemen were called to Kennel
Square on Saturday to fight a
blaze which started shortly after
noon in the elevator shaft of the
j. c. Cassel terra Gotta works, but
on their arrival found the build
ing practically destroyed. A lum-
Der yard near the scene of the fire
was in danger for a time but it
was saved. The loss is put at $25,
900. The B. F. Slater warehouse
at West Grove was fired by light
ming and destroyed with its saw
mill machinery.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-09-20
Twelve Acres Brings $40, 200

The Rosengarten property of ~
acres at Marcus Hook was sold on
Friday for $4,000 to Stedman w.
Bent, former manager Of the big
steel plant at Sparrows Point,
Md Charles M. Schwab is said
to be interested in the purchase.
The old Marcus Hook foundry is
located on the tract and was put
in operation a short while ago
under the management of James
F. Powers, long president of the
Powers Foundry Company of Elk
ton. He has many orders for grey
iron castings booked ahead. The
tract is on the Delaware River
front, but what use will be made
of it has not yet been learned.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-09-20
Farm Credit Law And What
1t Means To The Farmers

The new system of farm credits
provided by the law recently
signed by the President, promises
to mark a new era for the farmer
throughout the country. The ag-
ricultural development of the
United States can be greatly en-
larged through the long time
credits at low rates of interest
which are made possible by the
new law. Certainly there is no
inducement to greater farm devel-
opment unless it can be made pro-
fitable. To make farming profit
able there necessarily must be the
required capital open to farmers
on reasonable terms.
A review of the farming indus
try for yeals discloses that in
times of financial stringency they
have been the chief sufferers as g
result of the scarcity of funds, and
hence improvements along agri-
cultural lines have too often been
impeded. They have been the vic
tins Of extortionate rates of inter
est. Many of them have been
constantly in the shadow of mort
gage foreclosures, because of the
high interest charges.
The advocates of the law very
properly have claimed that the
farm loan banks will serve the
function of emancipating the
farmer from the disadvantages hi
has so long had to contend with
Officials now say that the farmers
of the country will be provided
with an abundance of credits
available at all times, upon Ions
term mortgages at low rates of in
terest, with a provision for repay
ment of the principal on easy in
stallments. The farmer under
the new system should be able t.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-09-20

pay the interest on his mortgage
and the principal of his debt
through annual n s m n s
which will be less than the
straight interest charges, paid on
the old mortgage under the form
err system.
More profitable farming, with
more comfort and prosperity for
the man who tills the soil, and
with the future prospect of life
Of security and independence, is
assured under the new order of
things. tt is the confident predic-
tion of many students of affairs
that the new law, through it's
many advantages, will attract to
the soil large numbers of persons
who have heretofore found it i'm
possible to engage in agriculture
because it has been difficult 10 Sc
cure money on farm obligations.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-09-20

S5 years, from the effects of a
fall at noon. He was riding home
in a residents wagon after a walk
about town and in alighting be-
came dizzy and fell against a
block of marble. He received
prompt treatment but died in a
few hours after the accident. He
was a staunch Republican and
formerly was active in politics.
His wife, a sister, Mrs. Eli Sharpe,
of Lewes, and two brothers,
Henry of fredericksburg, Md, and
Hugh c., of Seaford, survive him.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-09-20
Well-KnOwn LAWYER Injured

Former City Court Judge J..
Frank Ball, a well-known attor-
ney of Wilmington, while on the
Tenth and Market streets crossing
on Saturday morning, was knocked
down by an automobile driven by
c. Candy Hopkins, clerk of the
Levy Court. His right shoulder
was injured and he was bruised
about the legs and body. Mr.. Hop
kins conveyed him to his home,
1919 Park Place, where DR.. Della
cour attended him.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-09-20

The writer's absolute allegiance
to the gospel of hen health anc
egg-production marks the path
that spells greater improvement
in egg production, year by year
This condition, we hope to see or
every farm in Delaware where
poultry is kept. There are a great
many factors as regards the prob
lem of successful poultry man
agement. | know of no industry in
the world that is so exacting IN its
demands as the poultry industry
To get the maximum results from
poultry, everything must be just
right. You know how easy it is
for the cook to spoil the soup by
forgetting to add the salt. Well,
when you neglect to do some little
thing for your poultry, that comes
up in the every day routine, it
means a smaller number of eggs
the next day, and still fewer the
next. Now | believe that perfect
health, stamina, and vigor of the
fowls themselves, goes a long
way toward making a real founda-
ton of success. Proper feeding,
the best of housing, the best of
management, cannot fully over
come the effects Of sickness or gen.
eral debility in the flock. The Wig
orous hen will make more eggs
than her weaker sister. The husky
exhibition bird will show to much
better advantage than one which
is in poor physical condition. So
every farmer will do we'll to take
the necessary steps to put his
birds in prime condition and
keep them so. Poultry health is
never given the attention it de-
serves. You see comparatively
little regarding it in print, and it
is seldom debated among poultry
men or farmers. The popular
topics are feeding, housing, and
management. But housing and
feeding alone do not determine re-
suits.
A healthy hen will, other condi-
tions being equal, lay goodly
supply of winter eggs. A bird
may be entirely free from such
diseases as roup or chicken-pox,
and still be in poor health. Lack
of constitutional vigor, the inabil-
ity of some organ to properly per-
form it's work, are all good and
sufficient reason for discarding
the birds so affected, or at least
adopting such action as will over
come the trouble. Remember that
in breeding poultry, we must not
forget the remarkable influence Of
heredity, and by breeding together
birds that are just boiling over
with health and vigor, we can be
fairly sure of securing healthy
young stock. Of course, it is too
late in the season to change our