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The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-26

NO MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Cupid also did his Christmas shop
ping early this year, the rush for
marriage licenses ending Saturday at
noon. Although during the "a hours
preceding that time 10 licenses were
issued, none at all were issued from
Saturday noon up until Tuesday
noon
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-26
KICK MAY PROVE FATAL.

Arthur HILL 25, a negro living north
of Cadron Gap, was kicked in the
stomach by his horse yesterday after
noon, receiving injuries which are eX-
pected to prove fatal.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-12-26
MOTHERS CLUB MEETING.

The Mothers Club of this city will
entertain Friday evening at 1880
O'Clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Heiigers. Members OF the club
and their friends are invited to be
ureScnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-09

Spiel unb Spion gerettet, Der
uns morgen mol alle an ben Strif
Der Mosfopiter geliefert bdtte. 6rali-
lein 8eaer bebarf Der Rllbe nad)
oieIer fur6tboren aufregung. @ir
aber meroen iett 81 beraten baben,
mas geideben ioG. Die 3eit zines
i6paiihen @efangenenlebens lit Dor,
BEL. @ir biirfen ms ON Sotfroft
ri6t BON elmer iungen Game iiber-
treffen laiien."
@lei6 oorauf periammelten ii6
alle Snbaftierten, nit @usnabme Der
beioen 0omen, inn Sdl6en.
yNo6oem Der S6uft, beiien &C.
meinbeit ieoer initinftib eeabnt bat,
gliidlid beleitiet p,,rbe, CLAUDE id
annebmen au biirfen, ooB ii9 nm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-09
Der Dornit
efi53e mad bsm eebeu. 0nn WaIs
ter Rarl Guk.

Inter Gibruns etnes 2eutnants mar
ein S4ibenaug auf etnem porseido@
benen poiten an9elanet, bate fi4 bort
einsegraben uno perf4anat.
9efebl: Die Ste1une mvb eebal'
ten tperben, tefte es. ipas es tpoIe!
2eutnant Rraft f4Srfte oieien BE-
febl fetnen 2euten bon neiiem etn. gr
tpeib otpar, oah e. ni1t n1tte 1T, be1n
er tennt fetne 9rapeu, auf bie e. ft4
berlaFen Tam. Mber BITE Wori9rtft
befteblt es.
Die 4ussr unenttpegt auf ben Getnb
seri9tet. bie Nerpen BIB gum 3erfprtn'
gen a~nsefponnt. ftebt eth ieeef auf Der
Bauer.
Der Sob barrt. Wann fommt Ct
fir mid, mann fir ben anberenS
limb bod TT bie Melt 10 f4Du!
@trablenb erbebt i9 BITE Come bort
btnter ben Bergen I'm Often unb iiber.
siebt bos gauge geldnbe nit tbrem
golbenen @lonae. sSn flares 8lau &c,
tau9t 1T Der 9tmmel. Rube lteet
iiber Der 2anbf9aft. lln6 bod lauert
Der Sob, tros bes tiefen Jrtebens tn
Der Natur. Grieoen In Der Rdtur!
Mte lonse nod. 8alb tpirb bas &c,
t0fe lauter fem, als ipenu ale @etpals
ten Der Siefe mGdtis aufseriittelt tpiirs
ben.
aommt bort ni9t = erbaben ansu>
fdauen = gleid einem Mbler Der
@esnsr burd Die 2iftea Das TT Der
Geinb. Der tafteno fetne Jiibler auss
ftredt. UNI an ben anberen heranaus
tommen. Sn i9punspoIen 2tnieu
aufs unb nieberftetsenb fommt Der
sroBe 9ogel beran. Dte Deutfden In
Ser gef9itt mastierten Gtenuns
piFen, oab atpet Mueenpaare aus ie.
mem Mafdinenipert aufmertfam bie
@esenb abfuden. go nabe Der Getnb
TIT, oennod barf man nidt i4teben,
I'm fi9 ni9t gu b~erraten. Gs frtb>
BELT In ben Jtnsern. man9 etae Sanb
umfpannt feiter ben Getpebrf4aft.
un6 bennod: Der fetnbltde Glieser
bat bic 0oriteuung sntoedt. Run
iperben fie sleid fommen, Die Sob uno
9erberben brtnsenben @efdoHe. Run
pirb bolb bas Stiinblein gefdlagen
baben, In benz bte gsele btniberslet'
tet in bic anberen Gefilbe. ba fdon 70
pisle aameraben pniommsIt Tpb,
2eutnant 2raft tnfpbisrt bic Stel.
lung nOdmaIs porft4tts.
.Msnn nadbr bic ba prlben Tom.
men fonten, Rubs b~etpobrsn, 2eute.
Dor allen rubtg sielen. Sober g4ub
muB fBen. Damn tper6en ptr uns
baltsn t5nnen, bis grfah ba IT,"
rMarten's nur, Serr 2eutnant, mir
peroen bas &tnb fdon f4auieln," faet
launis etn 2anbpebrmann. llnb BITE
anberen ftimmen laheno nit etr. 2as
denb fpie INNER. Diefe Seufelst.rle,
Die benz 9obe ins Nuee ieben unb
ibren 5umor. ibren sOloieen Sumor
nidt perlieren.
G~sssssssfti gumm!
Steine uno Sanb fIiesen tn ben
66ubengroben.
lib, 9onnertiei. Dsnn Der 3u6ers
but hierber eetommen mare"
8ra6en, Steine, Son6.
Rein s3netfel, Der fsinbltde Glteeer
Bate bic Stenung entbedt uno fetne
Gnt6eduns Der 4rttusrie mitseteilt, ois
bte DeutfhM nun aus Der ridtieen
Borfte[luns pertreiben min.
gin Deutfder aber I1bt fid midi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-09

iere @eieQIdaft MIR nod aus Oh
renmdnnern 5uiammeniett nno Dob
fem &err6ter unter inns it,, ipanote
ii6 gioIp an Die Mnlpeienoen. o@ber
mas mir iett gu ~perbanoeln baben,
iino eefdbrlife, iinb, inn Gimme Der
Mosfomiter, bo6perraterilde, in
unIerem Gimme ioeo6 patriotiihe
Qinee. @itpiiienidoft fam oem
aerfer ooer gar 0as 2ebet foften-
@er ioldes uidt aerne in Die $500
idlole Dirft, mer ii6 rein balten"
mofte bon oieien Soden nno fci-
rtem IoG es nofgetragen meroen =
Der miro gut TIM, lnIeren Greis 5l
oerIoiien unb iid sur &lbe 5t be9c~
ZEN"
CGorticuuna foIgf.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-09
Srauut.


Gin Slid, perf9ptesen, fiib unb grub.
Sat mt9 i'm 9roum umgoutelt:
sd babe duf metnem @aterfnoob
Metn eigenes &tnb eef4autelt!
gs la1te Der ttnblt9 pffene Muno,
plump sribts oos Rds4en, bas CARTE;
Die roiisen Singer, pobltg runo,
Wiibltsn In metnem 8arte.
limb bas glpnbbaar mar tpt Sla4s
70 bell
l1no fallber baGb fura eef9oren;
l1no peih tpie bas aIerfetnfte Glanen
Maren ote ptn5isen Obren.
Meib mar bas fdleppenoe Spibenfleib
l1no blau bic @9letfe, bic f4rdge;
11nb dies rod nod Sauberteit
ltn6 mod berninfttser qflese.
gei ben Wusen tonnte tetner senau
Die Sarbe fi9 erfldren,
Sb es Ste 4usen metner Srau
Sber bic metnen mGren. = -
Da mubte plDblta Elm <nselton
mt9 aus Dem S9lummer genen.
uno mid umedbnte tpieber f9on
Die 9ube bes Sunsgefenen.
NGes perftaubt unb fptnnengrau
11nb nii6tern uno falt = gum Ser
ten!
l1nb por mid trat bic Retnma9efrau
unb ~finbiete gum griten.
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n HOTEL

@os be6eutet ySbe Gtgbteen"? 9os
bette Sptel fir bas tpenigite @elo IN Gun
Nntonio. Gunner SOC. Iusge3eie9l1ste
Mabl5eiten 25c. &ieorige Spe5lalraten
per ISOLDE. Sab frei. grodett 6217. Sn
rentroler Sage. 302 SiioSIlnmo StraBe.
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0nfels.
HOTEL ALAMO

1926 alamo gIasa -bibfd m6blierts
reine 1immer. SOC, 75e 81 per Saa,
SO. 80 unb anfpdrts per Wofe. Stnln1er
nit Q Betten $500 per Wohe. <es
SeIephon grodett 658.
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6oIs uno &oble.

Wir baIten bic bette EsbIe mno bos
bette grennbol5. Rrobiert lns. GIa5e
Bpps G Goal So. grodett 6053. Weites
Eel. 1911.
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DUPUY retmiat Site.

@eoeniiber benz @unter Office : Ges
bduoe. 112 Sit>Souiton Ctr. Sar1en.@
Strobe urlb garamaSSiite geretntgt 1fl1o
oeformt. Weine Irbett 1T unliber@
freffIih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-09

m ,soter scratd Jeeb" urb nSa-
ter Gag Maib" maht bic 2ennen legen
unb rentnbel. 6en unb @etreioe. 9nDs
uersgiebiain. SateS Seeb 60. 42O Cub
Mpres ctr. Sci. grodet 1888.
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FRITZ REUTER-

III Cameron Ctr, Mutomobil : 8epara@
turen, Srsacetblene > S6peibnn9, aLz
beiten am Mnfabrtss unb gn~t5inorngs@
gpporaf. grodett 1925.
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Samer1 uuD WeFiigelfutter.

Tres staffel, $40 OF : eonlnleree
ctr. 6eu, @etreibe, @arten> ltlo Seloias
men. @efliiaelfutter. Snfnbatpren.
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4ronSpprt> 0efeui@aften.
Merchants Transfer Co.

Srmsportseren nnb GuffteIen bon
.Snfes~ nnb f6tperer Waidireris etne
SpesiaIitdt, MbhoIen, Werieroe1 GnfosS
pahren etc. 0fftee 51O-514 Solorola
ctr. Beibe Eel. 359.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-07-28
New Mexico.

The Chloride Mining Company OF
Chloride. Sierra county, capitalized
at 100000, filed Incorporation papers
The Progress Mining Company has
entered the rich mining field OF
Steeplerock in western New Mexico.
Another lost mine has been located
in New Mexico, this time near Datil,
Socorro county. It IN known as the
Mine Of the Little Door,"
Operators are encouraged by oil
indications at several points in San
Juan county. The men doing most
drilling, Oklahomans, plan extensive
extensions Of their operations.
The Santa Rita Development Com
pany, capitalized at 100000 and en-
gagged in mining at Santa Rita, ad-
Joining the Chino company's prop
erty, in Grant county, filed incorpor-
alton papers.
A display of samples of galena from
the Grand Central mine ut Enbuda,
from which a carload was shipped
running 1000 ounces in silver and
Is per cent in lead, has been put on
exhibition at Denver.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-07-28
coIorasoans Paid s,s7s 900 Insurance

The Ife insurance companies paid
to beneficiaries in policies on resi-
dents of this state in 1915 the aggre
gate sum Of 33,679.000, exclusive OF
payments made in sixty-seven cities
and towns Of the state where the ag.
gregate amounts were less than $1O..
900. Denver led the list with a total
Of 100000 in policies which were
for $4,000 or more. Pueblo and Colo
RADIO Springs were close together, the
first receiving $243,25O and the other
$224,000. The largest policy paid In
the state was for $51,5OO and went to
the beneficiaries of David s. Lehman
Of Denver, who died last year. Rob.
ert H. McMann carried the second
largest amount in. this city, $47,895.
The beneficiaries of John J. McGin.
nifty received 34O.930.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-07-28
Colorado.

Flotation at the Argo mill, Idaho
Springs, 10 giving remarkable results
The Wolftone shaft at Leadville
has been drained to the 98O-foot level.
At Leadvilie the Mikado shaft Is to
be reopened. The shaft 10 1.206 feet
deep.
From Kokomo comes . report that
Summit county is soon to be in line
with larger ore production.
One of the richest and most pro.
ductive mines in the Nederland dis
trict is the Cold Spring mine.
Ward district. Boulder county
where gold and silver values help Out
the tungsten. is favored with . pros
porous season.
The Mckenzie mill east of Neder
land, which was formerly used for
the treatment of gold ores, is now
running to treat tungsten.
Near Idaho Springs Theodore Cos
ter has completed arrangements fol
starting work on the famous old
Eclipse mine in Macmillan gulch.
It is reported from Idaho Spring.
that w. F. Walsh has started work on
the old property, which consists OF
six claims and a millsite, situated W
Chicago creek.
Recent development work at the
bottom level of the Mary Mckinney
Mining Company's main shaft, has re
suited in the opening of a new and
rich ore shoot on the main vein.
A discovery recently made by C.
Wuertz in the Linwood lode mining
claim, one of the group of five most
promising claims on the western
slope of Jones mountain, is attracting
more than ordinary attention.
Gunnison county reports new
tungsten district, extending from ten
to twelve miles and on which two and
possibly three distinct veins occur
between the Blistered Horn tunnel
and the head Of Gold Creek above
Ohio City.
Georgetown reports among the
latest ore finds are made in the old
Seven-Thirty Dives-Pelican mine al
Silver Plume. where a vein of ore
has been opened for fifty feet on the
zero level which returns 1890 ounces
of silver per ton.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-07-28
COLORADO DAY, AUG.
GOVERNOR GEO. A. CARLSON 10
SUES PROCLAMATION.
Executive Declares Fortieth Annivsr.
cary Of Centennial States Admis-
sion to Union . Legal Holiday.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver. On July % Governor
George A. Carlson issued the follow.
ing proclamation:
On Tuesday. Aug. l, this state will
celebrate her fortieth birthday. Colo
RADIO Day" is an occasion dear to the
hearts of our citizens. particularly to
the pioneer. for it carries memory
back through the sweep Of years to
the frontier days OF romance, adven.
ture and peril and brings the true
perspective Of our marvellous advance
ment since our admission into the
Union rs a sovereign state.
On this day while we mark our
progress, we also renew our faith in
ideals yet to be attained. There has
never been better reason for a Joy
GUS. happy. ungrudging celebration
than ON this coming Colorado day.
The last year has been epochal for
its prosperity and the social and NOR
al advance of our people The coming
harvest promises to be unusually
bountiful, our mineral resources are
yielding record breaking wealth; bust.
ness has entered into a new day Of
substantial, daily-increasing prosper
ity; our people are united and threat.
ened danger from abroad has caused
q re-birth Of the virile patriotism OF
the pioneer fathers.
Therefore, and in accordance with
law, l., George A. Carlson, governor of
Colorado. do hereby declare Tuesday,
August 1. 1916, a legal holiday. 1t is
especially urged that our state and
national flags be prominently dis.
played; that wherever possible suit,
able exercises be held and that Colo.
RADIO products be used exclusively IN
the celebration Of the day.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-07-28
WESTERN
MINING AND OIL
NEWS

Western Newspaper union News Services.
Metal Market Quotations.
Spelter. st. Louis. $3.50.
Copper, casting. $23.12h.
Lead. New York, S6.40.
Bar Silver. 62&c.
Boulder, Colo.-Tungsten, per unit
Of 60 per cent, $40 to SIS.
Arizona.
The Ray Hercules Company VIII
build a 1,OOO-ton mill at q cost OF
100000.
Water is being pumped out Of the
main Arkansas 4 Arizona shaft At
Jerome.
The Jerome Oatman IL again work
ing after the recent fire which de-
stroyed the compressor house.
Important improvements. one OF
them a shaft, are planned ut tns
United Verde Extension at Jerome.
Progress in enlarging the Jerome
Verde shaft from one to three com
partments is being made at the rate
of ten feet a day.
For $25O,OOO the Arizona Rare
Metals Company has acquired two
additional molybdenum properties In
the Copper Creek district
For $3.50, 900, Ralph Cameron, form
er congressman from Arizona. has
sold his mining claims in the Grand
Canon. according to Information re-
ceived at Prescott.
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before. The American investment In
the hog business represents some $780,
600. 900, the number Of hogs on the
farms last year being 61,OOO.OOO; yet
there Is no other animal which SUI
fers such tremendous loss from dis
ease-through hog cholera.
1t Is estimated that the loss of
pork last year through this disease
reached the enormous total Of 95.OOO.-
600 pounds. or ten pounds of meat for
every man. woman, and child In the
United States-a net loss Of some $780,
OOOOOO. Moreover, this great loss is
BY no means exceptional. The loss
for the year following the one thus
estimated will be greater, 1t is be-
lieved, by perhaps $2O.OOOyO0O or $685.
600 900. while as far back as 1897 the
loss was stated by the federal bu-
reau Of animal industry to be not far
from $1O0.OO0,O 900 for that year.
The strange thing is that the cause
Of hog cholera has been definitely de-
termined and a specific. an almost in
fallible remedy. has been discovered.
but that little has been done toward
applying 1t.
When hog cholera strikes a drove
OF hogs it usually sweeps through 1t
like whirlwind, killing In q period
OF 16 or 20 days from IS to IS per
cent Of the drove. When the remedy.
or rather preventive treatment In ap-
piled. the loss Is reduced to less than
per cent.
In presenting these facts Senator
Kenyon was principally quoting our
own department Of agriculture, which,
II 1t has done anything. has studied
the American hog; SO that his author
ity may be considered exceptionally
good. The Iowa senator won out
handsomely. for congress passed his
bill appropriating 100000 to enable
the secretary of agriculture to pro-
coed with the stamping out Of the dis
ease, and the work has been begun
with enthusiasm by the department of
agriculture.
An absolute preventive has been
found for the universal hog cholera,
a serum developed by DR.. N. Dorset,
. practical scientist in the depart
A>~AS VA 06hASOAtuAS c. "ASh 40
prevents cholera in hogs as the bet
ter known serum in typhoid or the
vaccine Of smallpox, or antitoxn of
diphtheria prevents those diseases In
the human family. Doctor Dorset has
patented his priceless process and has
presented 1t to the people of the Unit
ed States. 1t has been tried out with
the most gratifying results.
Control Of hog cholera by the use Of
the Dorset serum, as prachced by the
department Of agriculture, and the
more progressive of the hog-raising
states. presents one of the most in
teresting examples of the results Of
scientific research. The hog cholera
germ is SO small as to be invisible un-
der the most powerful microscope.
That 1t is germ has been determined
only by actual experiments in in
noculating healthy hogs with the
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-07-28
state Has so, 900 for Inves tment.

AS a result Of the ability of the
state to pay its obligations and ap
preparations, Colorado 3 per cent and
1 per cent bonds are in such demand
by investors that the state itself can
not find that class of its own secur.
tiles in which to invest its money, as
1t desires to do. Over 10000 be.
longing to the compensation insur.
ance fund is lying in the banks seek.
ing an Investment. State Treasurer
stocker has asked the opinion Of the
attorney general whether the fund can
be invested in school district bonds
or other kinds Of state securities.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-07-28
TAKEN FROM EXCHANGES

recovering from Information, and their
bites then are perilous.
Twelve field parties will continue
this year the government survey Of
the mineral resources Of Alaska.
Nigeria has been added to the lands
in which valuable deposits Of coal
have been discovered In recent years.
y Philadelphia schoolchildren, by con-
tributing pennies, have endowed bed
In q hospital Oor consumptives.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-07-28

sulting profits largely depend upon
successful hog raising. In Iowa, Mis-
souri,, Illinois and other great hog
raising states, the hogs follow the
cattle; they eat after the cattle. Com
bined they bring the farmer a good
revenue. With hog raising left out,
the cattle In these states can be
grown only at loss.
Probably no blight or disease with
which the farmer has to contend, and
he has many. Is 30 absolutely discour-
aging as hog cholera. Its devastation
Is almost complete. With a drove Of
100 or perhaps 1000 prime hogs just
ready for the market, he has almost
the feel Of the money-$1.O 900 or $1O.-
OOO-within his hand. They are
healthy and fat, q sight good to look
upon. Then a hog on an adjolnlng
farm rubs shouts with one Of them,
through the fence, and before the week
is out half the hogs Of the drove are
infected, and the chances are that
in another week, instead of 100 hogs,
there will be less than q dozen strag.
glers. Even with \ good bank &C.
SVNuts IL tuAC6 bOu1C ACAN 0 Ava SAAAD
particular farmer to start all over
again; the chances are that he win
quit the hog business.
All the precautions Of sanitation and
cleanliness may be Of little avail In
combating cholera. An entire drove
of a thousand hogs may be swept away
from the germs carried on the boots
of farmland who has visited some
distant farm. while dogs. turkey bug
yards. crows, ETC.. may transmit the
disease.
There are just two things to bs
done; first, stop the sale of fake and
dangerous anticholerA serums, and Sec
ond to supply hog raisers with tho
Dorset serum. Hog raisers are WILL
ing to pay the cost Of inoculation-
The trouble has been that there IL not
enough serum to supply the demand,
and the farmers have used danger
GUS substitutes. To insure q SIS hog
by inoculating him at q cost Of -
cents Is good business, and when tie
government manufactures serum on 0
liberal scale. this cost will be consid-
erably reduced. With hog cholera un-
der control. not only would We have
more pork, but more beef. II hog
cholera can be abolished, rs It should
be by means Of the Dorset serum, the
United States in two years can be r.
stored to its old place as the greatest
meat exporting nation In the world.
The appropriation Of half q millioA
dollars in the Kenyon law for the
stamping out Of cholera is an authoEi-
cation to do the most practical WORK
possible toward increasing the nation-
al meat supply.
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wyomIno,

Two 100-barrel producers were
brought in in the Grass Creek field
by the Levi Oil Company.
Prospectors are busy in the Goshen
Hole country, where it is believed oil
will be found in large quantities.
Merritt well No. l, Sec. 3-33-76, IL
maintaining q production Of twenty
two barrels day from rock pressure.
The Greybull Refining Company
brought in 1,100-barrel well at q
depth of LOO feet from q six-inch
hole at the bottom.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-07-28
Nurses In Post Graduate Course.

Five women, members of the Army
First Aid corps. an auxiliary to Com.
pany A, first separate battalion, C. N.
G.. went to the state rifle range at
Golden, and in the field hospital there
began a course of instruction in nurs-
ing to add to the experience they al
ready have acquired. The corps
numbers seventeen women, as many
as possible of whom will go to the
mobilization camp daily.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-07-28

The first class Of Chinese students
trained to read their own Language by
means Of the newly-invented alphabet
was graduated in March.
Although situated in the heart Of
the Midland coal field. Nottingham,
England, Is experiencing q serious coal
famine, chiefly due to a scarcity Of
mine lab0rers.
Experiments in the Philippines In
crossing native tobacco with a Con-
necticut variety havo produced to.
bacco selling for more than twice ths
price of the native.