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The state herald., 1916-05-05
PUBLIC LAND AND kINIno
CAGGI

II you are Interested In any ooasst
o. any matter before the interior De-
partmcn,. write to Clarl; Il WrEhe
registered l9ni ,lwycrs. coz r Stre9
y. w toppo,.te Cent Land Odsep.
%sshir tor, D. c. Free nforms:i.H
sbout contests and where to octatn
,ciip. loea'sble upon public ianda
-ithout residence or cultivation
The state herald., 1916-05-05
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
State Of Colorado
County Of Phillips
In the Dlsiriet:eourt
Harvey Dean plaintir vs. Andrew NJ Axsl,sn
Lotiie a Axolson The Pariin or,ndorif Plow Co J
W Grccnameycr NJ Anderson and c W scderburg
Public Trustee Of Phillips county Colorado defend
ants
The People Of the State Of Colorado
ToAndrsw N ASeison Lo,tie A Axelson The
parlin Oryndorif Plow Co J W Grccnanoysr N
Anderson and W s-lrrburg Public Trustee Of
Phillips county Colorado
The defendants above namsd greeting
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you BY tho above named plaintiff
In the district oour, Of Phillips county State Of
Colorado and answer the complaint therein with
In twenty days after the ssrvic. hereof II served
within this county or n served outof this county
or by publication within thirty days aftea the ser.
vice hereof exclusive Of the day Of service or judg.
ment by default will he taken against you accord
Ing 10 the prayer of the complaint And " cory
u the complaint In tho above entitled action be no,
served with this summons or " the service hrf-si
bo made out of this state then ten days additional
10 the time hrrcinbo'orr specih-i for appearance
and answer will be allowed before the taking Of
Judgment By default as aforesaid
The said action IL broush, To recover tho sum Of
twenty Ave hundred dollars ono certain coupon
bond executed and delivered by the defendants
Andrew 81 ARslson and Lo,tl. A Asslson 10 Iiar-
ysy Dean on.or sbout the 18th day of March 1911
With in,sres, thereon and also 10 ffscoss one cor
: tain mortgage deed given by the defendants An
drew N AH.lson und iottie A Asslaon 10 secure
I the payment u said coupon bond upon the follow.
inr deserb-d property ,owit The north half Of
section hfie.h ttl township .gy.n 90 north of
-snre forty seven tiI ~s.t of tho 9Th pm In
fhnps county Colorado
hsWill mufr fully appear fr1m uie complaint IN
/. aid hsiian 10 Which reference is here made
a copY ~ which is hereto attached
And ysu ID. hereby notified that II you fall Ia
ippcaf and q anawer the said complaint as abo,.
/ required thg naIl plaintiff will uis dsfault and
Judgment ~ prayed for In complaint
Z Given unier my hand and tho zeal of the ds
..uri M iinllols Colo In said county this gstl
/ ,y of Mar A % 1910 10 iiellahd
msAD GU Disi coar, Phillip. Go Colo
Fifrl pub Apr a
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Baptist Church

Services next Lords Day as usual
Sunday School l0st
Morning worship liat
b. Y. p. U. to-
Evening preaching 80
Wednesday evening prayer mtg 80
The Junicr Union will nea at 2:3o
Subjects
Morning Gideon and his three hur'
dred men.
Evening Found In the wrong place.
Special music at all the services.
A hearty welcome is extended to all
A. C. BlinxiLgcr. Pastor.
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1. o. o. Y.
Holyoke Lodge No. 76 /. o. o. F,
meets LIST and 3rd Tues1av nights Of
each month in X. OF p nall.
Visiting brothers alwavs welcome.
Geo. Conklin, NJ
John SPELLS, R. S.
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FafgGfs Lumbgr ca
Piano at a Bargain

Customer near Holyoke is unable to
finish payments on piano contract. We
will turn piano over to first satisfac.
tory party who will pay balance either
cash or five dollars per msnth. Write
Schneider & Mueller Piano Co., Omaha
Neb.
The state herald., 1916-05-05
ROYAL NEIGslBORS

ROYAL NEIGtiBORS
Columbine Camp 249t soyal Neigh
bors of America hold their meetings in
the NJ. W. A. hall on tins 2nd and 4th
Saturday Of each month afternoonat
clock. All Royal Neip nbors are re-
que~ted to attend. Addie Zimmerman,
Recorder.
The state herald., 1916-05-05
LODGE DIRECTORY.
A. F 4 A 4

A. F IA 4
Holyoke Lodge No. s., A. F. & A. n.
meets lst and 3rd Frida7 nights of eaeh
month in X. of P. Hall
Visiting brothers cordially invited.
c W.Sederburg, WIN. P.S. Struble, Sec
The state herald., 1916-05-05
All corresrr-.aance should reach thie
office not later than Wednesday Of each
week,

Lard buyers, call on me before buy
ing, as have some special bargains to
offer. w. L. Irwin. Holyoke, Colo.
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KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAs

Crescent Lodge No. a'K. of ?, meat
End and 4th Friday nighrs of each month
In K. of P. Hall.
Visiting brothers always welcome.
F. G. Fielder, Chancellor Commander.
c. R. Peter, h. of R. and 8.
The state herald., 1916-05-05
REBEKA!l

Good Cheer Lodge NJ. II meets 2nt
and 4th Tuesday nights # each montl
in X. of P. Hall.
Stella Sears, N. G
CIV. Sederburg RS.
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II yo- want your boy to take an in
terest in reading, come in and subscribe
for the American Boy magazine.
The state herald., 1916-05-05
BURLINGTON TINE TABLE
.gEgzpEE|5 gpE5= E|5asasE'
GOING EAST

NO l52 daily except Sunday l0:4l "a
No l6s accommodation freight Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturdays $50 p a
GOING WEST
No l6l daily except Sunday 4:8l p .
No lob accommodation freight Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays 3.l6 p q
J. W. Nc Even, Agt.
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ForSale.

Seed spelts, oats, and limited sup
ply of billion dollar grass seed.
A. G. Seymour.
The state herald., 1916-05-05

fScROFUlA In Us worst form
- yields To the blood cleansing powes
u Hoods Sars=parilla Thousands a
sosa have been oa-fcctly CURED.
The state herald., 1916-05-05

FRENCHMAN VALLEY GRANGE %.
Meets second and fourth Fridays.
David SKIOLD, Master.
Gorg Nlson Sc'y.,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20
mo- MUSIC WITH MEALS
SAYS JUSTICE JOHN
Bootblack Cannot Ply Hts Trade
Upon tho Sabbath
Hereafter.
MILK. BREAD AND ICE
ARE NECESSITIES
Mechanics MAY Engage In Work IN
Shop and Factory Upon Urgent
Demand, and Not Break Religious
or Secular Law.

II took Justice Crutchneld little over
half an hour yesterday morning to
dispose Of the four score OF cases OF
persons arrested for laboring or caus-
ing others 20 labor on Sunday. II
took the clerk two hours to transcrfbe
the cases In the court record. Owing
to the long list. tho clerk got busy
about O'Clock. II was after when
he completed thia part Of his task
Besides the eighty Sunday law cases
there were sixty-three other disds-
meanor and other criminal cases.
Justice Crutchheld disposed Of the en-
tire docket before : o'clock.
Astonishmsnt was expressed on
every hand at the rApidity with which
he disposed Of the "ouster law caseA
Almost AZ fast ~ the clerk read the
names and explained the charge the
verdict was given. II was generally
agreed by the great crowd In the court
room that Justice John had held his
own. and had sustained his reputA-
ton for common sense and good judy
ment.
He proclaimed that the sale Of milk.
ice and bread on Sunday was legal
and necessary. and he agreed that the
manufacture OF bread and Ice. ~ well
as the keeping In repair Of machinery
III Loi0 utULA80 ptAHtSs WE 0AOO A088Ap
and no infringement OF the law. He
agreed that machinists and others
might work on Sunday IN keeping
apparatus in repair and In readiness
for the resumption of work the next
day He agreed that street cars are
necessities. and telegraph and tsls-
phone companies ~ we'll.
Definition OF J0wln1h sabbath.
Contrary to the opinion OF some
lawyers, Justice Crutchfield declared
that he construed the law concerning
the observance Of the Jewish Sabbath
m meaning that Sabbath begins 1t
sundawn on Friday night and con-
tinues 10 shutdown on Saturday night.
II man of jewish faith. who has
heretofore observed his Sabbath, de-
sircs to do 70. he may Close his placa
OF business At shutdown on Friday.
reopen At rundown saturday. and re-
main open All day Sunday.
Employees may work ut cold storage
plants on Sunday. and express COM
panies may transact business which
may be necessary.
Feeling that he must further con-
slider the question ~ to necessity. Jus
tice Crutchheid continued the cases
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20
MILITIA IS MODELLING IN EVERY STATE;
HOSTILE CLASH MAY COME ANY MOMENT
The Mexican Situation Up to the Minute

Yesterday morning tho work Of mobilization Of the
National Guard W. begun It win have been practically
completed Tomorrow night.
Today both houses q Congress win pass resolution
authorizing the ssdsnt 70 make any necessary uss Of
the militia south u the border.
AL Americans have been directed by the State Do
paxtanent 70 quit MEXICO At oncs.
IN IN attempt Of IN American boat crew to land at
Masatan yesterday peaoeable srrand they fred
on by OaxTanSa soldiers The hre was returned Later
spologiss were made by the Carransa commander.
The American hsst has bssn ordered 70 hold itself In
readiness q steam south q should hostities break
out between tho two ooumtries.
Concentration Of large Mexican force opposite the
TEXAN town Of Prsdio gives occasion for alarm Steps
have been takm 70 defend the town
vi1istas IRE reported to have wiped out Carransa
garrison q Oorrantos.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20
brow Up Entertainments atI
Juarex End Of International
Bridge
MEXICAN CIVILIANS
TRYING TO GET OUT
lining Companies in Parral
/ District Making Strenuous
Effort to Get Their Employees
Through to u. S. Border
Rx yosErH TTsRoNs,

"a AnAcato, june fS.-Dea
10. Tcx, y threatened with .
1aeUeCAn attaCak, and General Hem
~ "A. Greene, In command Of thai
41Dtxict Of the border patrol, has
Ru9lAed r hattalion Of infantry By
xn010r truck from Eagle Pass To
k11nfOFCc tho Del Rio garrison.
H. nDonactng force Is believed to
~ cun,posed In part NJ least Of
CArFAnza soldiers.
Friendly Mexicans brought In
Today the report that $500 armed
acn, part OF them Mcxicans, part
{XaQui Indians, arc concentrated
1nrty miles below Del Rio and
1Osing north with the object Of
Attacking that Texas town either
t0nfght o. tomorrow morning.
Colonel Frederick w. Sibley,
Gnnlmnnticr OF the second punitive
Expedition that went I'm from Bo-
t.ssis az. .sa, unarye NJ Del Rio,
I'd OF the adjacent river patrol.
Pc RS token every prcsna ution to
guard against surprise or being
taken at a disadvantage by a SUI
10 ~ sorer
General Greene started q bat
A. NJ tho ThirI Infantry mp
- 'srss. road From Eagle Pass
~ w *. The motor trucks
--',d them In Del Rio by mid
hight.
.ral Funston doubts III the
Ff*aak win be made, hut he says
ls~ strengthened garrison win he
Ahae to protect the town. He
esitl tonight that II was supposed
thc hrstflc force was composed
N p1rs at least Of troops sent by
1922 ~ Csnahutla to at
Ekrk sst.ey's cavalry when that
Expedition was hunting tho Glen
1srinxs Bandits. He said also II
MI kt,cn definitely established
kAAt 8r0 Yaqui Indians Of tic Car
ensbxa army were included in that
arMa air~ force.
Del Rio rs q milo and q half
fom ehc Rio Granfie. where
~ railroad approaches tho. river.
Il u In the midst Of fertile dis
&tct NJ valley land. and except
lur a strong patrol. offers an at
x9ctive field TO Mexican raiders.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20
Vistorious Slavs Press Forward
10 Pursuit Of Fleeing Austro-
Hungarians
LEMBERC MAY BE
INVESTED VERY SOON
Crux Of West Line Situation
Remains at Verdun Where
Opponents Still Stay Each
Other w it'll No Let-Up


London. June IA vigorous pros
ecutaon 81 the Russian succ~au It
-
- 'o-s
cial statement from the war ofnoe u
Petrograd. The invading forces have
cros.eA IN. Pruth ~ .ev.r., n,ac..
49,.
ana are pusninS on toward tns ooretn
River With the double object OF dis
intesratinr the army elected from the
r...a-.-..
e.pl.Ai anu se'uhs
to Lemporg from the southeast A.
Central News dispatch says the Rus
:, =. $50, o.. - -.
Ans Afo Aof.' -iou' ihiies 'iohn
oerg.
Inc capture Of Cxernowits melted
t s'.;.s Ha - IVY prisoner ., In AZ
alton 10 9 quantity OF military sup
Lutsk kovei sector II admitted.
Three hundred prisoners were taken.
f1sntinS near houtche nefted l.oeo
more. ana south OF Naosawiion. on
the line toward the important rail-
road Junction OF Brody. an addadona!
i.svo were Aken- Inc total reported
$3.50 IA .nc az HusLsn .s !" Ivy
D. EG sno su eu 40 IN Va
vrrs.S x>sasC
49, ~ n An
,u,,.
~ mn Ao ~ nn i~ns = i.
smN,n ~ M..sn 1sx.
.r.N S,H 80 "a. ..Ir s
W...,s IA ~. -
X ~ rsc~r. nrven.svs !. 49, r.~r.
tiro
Tna Aus2r,an. hav. fai,er hacr on
m avaraee ~ twen4v. Ave yrtiea aIonr
TIA sneire front n fsaiicaa ma voi.
hynis. exesnf On fhoae actor. IN front
az T1rnonoi. ThA Hurians have
straishtsn~d their front ont wonAer.
fuilv ana Are IN : ro1ftson 10 0eIiver
furfher heevv hIowr' N1lifarv srner4a
believe thaf IL ths Ausfrians ~ un-
abe coon Is stem the Ruspaan adyancs
the Germans ON tho northern end Of
the front wf1y be forced to evacuate
their positions In order to avoid
thanking.
Heavy i1ghting In the 9tyr- Stockhod
sector II reported tonight by Berlin
The Russians. according to the Gar
man statement. were, partially re-
- ~ -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

ao16E DOUBT NOW AZ 10
POWERS OF PRENDEN1

washington, Juns ts.-run ana
osmplsts authority 70 use the NeesonA
Guard - IN Offensive arm IN the
nsxtcan campaign was asked Of Con-
.r.. today by Presdent Wilson.
no<h House and Senate will pAss.
probably tomorrow. . resolution piac-
inr the militia called into ssrvscs un-
der the absolute authority Of the Fsd-
erai government for use within or
beyond tho territorial limits OF the
United etatsA
Secretary Of War Baker laid before
the legislative leaders Of the Demo-
cratic majority in Congress- today the
Wishes Of the administration. He
made It clear that the President de-
mands - clear title" 70 his authority
ovsr the 100000 nniiit1amsn called
into the Tsdsrai service.
The war department feels that nm
der the law there may be some quss-
ton ~ to how far the administration
may 20 In ordering the STATE troops
outside OF the boundaries Of the coun-
try without Congressional authorisa-
don.
Hay Gives Assurance
Secretary Baker was assured BY
Representative Hay. Of Virgins. chair-
man Of the HOUSE Military Affairs
|Committss, that the required author
|ity would be provided 1t once and
|arranesmsnts were made for the pre-
sentAtion Of joint resolution tomor-
|row.
The war Departments legal OK
|psrts were not exactly clear - to the
terms Of the proposed resolution. but
liz viii b drawn IN the War Depart
|msnt and Submitted TO Chairman Hay
for Introduction.
Chairman Hay said such = msasurs
would meet With practically NO oppo-
sitaon. although various members Of
Congrses took the view that such .
|rssolus1on would precapitate the Msx-
|ple would look upon u ~ tantAmount
Ito : Declaration 81 war.
Thtnk lie HAs Amp1o Aue10s11y Now
This view Of the situation wAs laid
before Secretary Baker ~ tie Con.
Igrosuional ieAdefA They declared they
wsre conadent that under The Law Tho
President has ample authority to or
der The militia Into Moxieo, They
laid 4 military AxpA6iflon could ha
sent to Mexico City itealf on tbs
| ground that Il was or0ared into Mex
leo 10 rupei IN invasion. Secretary
Baker waa sasis6ed that the passage
Iof revelations would have no M -
fleet On the situation now confrontinG
1.-THE united States. Nr. Hay eAjd that
| n the question aroeo On the door ne
would present the syieWn Of the War
lDspartmenG rather than his own psr-
IeonAl views.
.@rhs Reconsideration deaarse that ~
lGhoujd maake SleaE heyenA- III pessi-
| bliaty of doubt NJ Gid, that the
na11itiA crganixationn now called out
~ the Precedent axN conpletety under
IAle authority for ~ ofther within
E1hn lAltaA 0fA1nn ne h19nnA IN 46Ex1a
ft6611I umItk Putoon611y 4 10 not b.
/ ilev0 such actioa neceeeary. bpt there
| = ~ douht that X the President WAata
teuch authority & VIII - gtven him
l1nl1y and freely. :lt3 III
Representative Hay aid that III
Enoatetng the 1osAer ana To- esodlng
II 10reo Into Men1ee n Aea1 With IA
{011na11QQ. ~ ~ e0n0lq6nt thA2 ~
M vetnMAeeeo 5000 ~ "a t1at w11
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

IN RATTLE AT HNAIOA
ONE AMERICAN Is KILLE1

IAN D1o80k OAl., June xv.-OuoS1
orders 70 proceed 1t top speed Tor
the wesst coast Of Mexico. tbs cruisers
San Diego. flagship OF Admiral Wins
low: the Denver and Cleveland steam
Cd from San Diego tonight Ths
cruiser Chattanooga steamed south At
4:ls r. II. bound for Acapulco. The
Denver win proceed to 6alina Crus
and the San Diego's destination 10
either Maxatlan or ouaymas. anti
American demonstrations having been
reported today 1t the latter port. The
cruisers Colorado and Pittsburg will
sail tomorrow morning. with = full
complement aboard. every ship now
on or IN route to the west coast Of
Mexico. Admiral winslow with have
available for landing forces approx
mAtsly 1000 men. with more than
twenty nsld pieces. gatlings and other
rapid-f,re guns. Naval ofhcsss believe.
however. that the nsst commander Will
content himself with seixing and hold
Ing the principal seaports In event OF
war. ana that he will not operate to
any great extent inland.
Tells Of Yesterdays Battle.
Radiograms received from Com
mandsr Arthur KAvanaugh. Of the
xunboat Annapolis 1T Ma4atl&n. told
br1en OF the clash between the gun-
boats sailors and the Carranxista gar
rison. The Governor OF 6inaloa. &C
cording TO Commander Kavanaugh's
radiogram. declared war on the
United States eunda morning. En-
sirn o. o. Kesoing and Assistant Pay
master Andrew Mowat were sent
ashore with 4 boatload Of bluejackets
to parIey with the Governor. ~ the
Guitar was being made fast aiongstde
Of the Nayatien wharvcs. . group OF
NsxioAn soldiers opened fire. Ensign
Ksssing then ordered the biuejackets
to return the IRE. Six Mexican SOL
diero were killed and wounded before
the flring ceased.
The naval onlcsr then carried out
his instruction and went to the fort
res 10 80 the Governor. He was
promptly arrested, but later released
when. Il 10 believed. Commander Kav-
anaugh thyeatened to turn the guns
|cf the Annapolis upto the town.
Anti-Amarican outbreaks have oc-
CURED IT 0uaymAA according 70
radloarame dashed to Admiral Win
dow from the cruiser Cleveland. The
mllttery eoNornos OF the COrorA Aea-
port has called every male Mexican
TO the colors. armed them and -
using them ii drlving American out
or EmDaIm1. GuAymae and the Yaqui
valley country. Radiograns reported
the Americans being taken out 70 the
Cleveland and supply steamer Glacisr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

galonikA. Juno 1.-THE situation
u Athens II very unsatisfactory from
the point Of view OF the allies. No
solution h In sight. Demobilisation
Of the Greek forces IL not fact and
the Skouloudis government 10 MAIN
tanning . DEFIANT attitude.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

Mobilization Of the virginia volun-
tssrs called By President Wilson for
service ON the Mexican border Il ocm-
plsts- All bodies 1t the organised mil
tia Of Virginia are moDilised at their
homo stations. Recruiting 10 going
on 1t . rate most encouraging 20 the
Ad5utAnt-gsnsral's dspartmsnl and be-
fore the concentration at the nnoDlli-
sation camp 1t the Fair Grounds ana
ne ad3cfnins property. sherwood Parh.
- Effected. every cOmpany win ~ 1t
maximum strength.
This II the substance Of statement
made last night ~ Adjutant-o ensral
". W. 1aia,. summing up the activities
Of the twenty -four hours that followed
receipt Sunday night Of Secretary Of
War Bakers mobilization order.
That order called upon Governor
Henry G. Stuart. ~ commander-in-
chief Of the virgtnia Volunteers, for
the muster into service Of the United
States: Two regiments Of infantry.
one battalion and one separate battery
Of Asld artillery. one company Of signal
corps one hsld hospital.
MesAanssy Rs.s wen.
The machinery Of the adJutant- ssn-
erals department was At once st In
metioa and how we'll II ran was Shown
early ysstsrday whom reports came Ia
from al sections OF the STATE whore
men ealled are located. that the eom-
paniss were In readiness 1t their home
stations for the movement to the Hich-
nnond concentration camp.
Though Governor Stuart 70 Ia the
West, and Will not return 70 virginia
until July l. No 10 In touch With the
military situation In the state. The
Govsrnor communicated his pleasure
yesterday ut the efficiency Of the vir-
ginlA Volunteers and ~ able and e.
pedttious manner In which they Aad
been directed. % we'll haa the sltua-
Hon been handed that neither NJ nor
the other military authorities o< tha
state see any nesA for him to change
his plans with reference - attending
- ocvsrnors' cenfsrsncs - salt Lake
next week.
s.Ths trocps. All tAess called. are
now 1t their home stations al Peady
e move % Nehmond." said General
Sale last night. They could ~ Ia
camp here b. tomorrow night 4 the
camp wers ready. ST III II
Thsy viii not b here tonight. Il
nay b : week or ten days befors the
camp u the Fair Grounds and - thu
AA3oining property u ooeuptsA. Ior
the reason that II viii prebaAly taxa
= wsek OF ten days - Ncnnpaeta the
work of making proper sewer, water
ana light c6nnsctiens 1t tn camp 1lfe.
That these eeansotiona anA All otANr
sanitary an1 other eauipnent that u
necessary Will ~ ruahed u TIE asosnr-
Ancs gtvpns 0ensfal ealese aepAxtnenk
~ ths CITY xuthOfitisa whs - 80
op4ra&ing heartily With the mllltaSr
authesttiss Ter tAs spesding - q mt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

CONTINUED o sssenA Pass.,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

Continued On seventh Pass..
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-04-20
Many Famous Mer Have Been Fond
Of the Animals n Made Them
Their COMPANIONS,

From an esth,tiC point OF view the
Persian cat is n perfect being. lIs
fine. long, silky hair might, II woven,
serve to robe Queen Nab. The neck.
run, the ']tcathered' ears ana feet,
the falling whiskcrs and the squirrel
Ike tail oil a miIk.white Persian tabby
make II a thing OF ideal beauty The
hand longs TO stroke II down AS Il
"A creature OF ready %sympathies. and
not suspicious, It Is glad 10 be "a.
ressed Perhaps II is not 50 intelli.
gent as the tigcr.stripCd cat. but II IL
quicker TO lend itself TO the ways OF
a kind master or mistress
French men are even greater anna.
Tours OF cats than French women. who
resemble them In so many things. A
cat was suffered by Richelieu 10 nurse
its kittens in hts cardinals hat.
Ma2arin lbut he was an ltalianj used
to stroke down a cat that he kept IN
his arms when debating 10 his dipln.
matte secretaries
The only domestic animal Victor
Hugo would allow in his house was a
cat, because 'domcsticity did not cur.
tail its liberty /" lie had at Guernsey
a slate.colored Maltese, with "a black
mu2zle and a black end to It's tail,
which tthe cat. and Not the tail
used to sit on his desk when he was
writing.
The black cat is the least apt tc
scratch. II got a bad name when Old
women were burned tor ~witchcraft.
and sometimes, because suspected
OF being evil spirits IN feline guIse.
sh red their fiery fate.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-04-20

suddenly t%hickened and Sandry beheld
ON the instant lights and flowers. gay
gowns and evening dress OF mcn-the
thousand intimate things and sounds
Of home flashed before him
Under the touch OF her velvet palm
his W grip frightened and Poppy ord
way, quick 10 feel her first real en-.
trance into his inner consciousness.
pushed the sudden advantage.
"Why?" she said softly, why? For
you. Do you think |, who am trained
in investigation"-she halted with a
little catch Of voice and breath-"who
have To dig into every promising stu
alton because OF my-wOrk-could SIT
by and see that man down you without
plunging into the breach? Indeed no.
And well win. my-friend-wel win 4"
With an inimitable gesture. at once
daring and hesitant, she lifted his
hand from her shoulder. brushing II,