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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-07

hr said n WAS. and that after they
had reached u certain age they
would mover De- able 10 talk,
81 had IA PREACHER friend whose
Young sons wanted a dog. They kept
after him and after him until at last
one day he brought home An old
dog The boys tried 10 teach If
tricks. bat II TOO old 10 Jump over
the seams lH the carpet They kick
"a n out and told their father they
wanted puppy lie got them on"
and they soon had Il jumping over
broomsticks, leaping thru paper
hoops. saving rs prayers and doing
lots OF other stunts, They could
rorch that puppy, It was young and
could learn easily You can't teach
an old dog tricks The same applies
10 persons When you're young you
can learn easily. whom you're old
frs harder 20 shake or habits you
hato formed
"Some 81 you win serve God II
YOU come while YOU are young, II
VIII be- easy II YOU wait until you
ere old II viii Doe harder. and after
certain time n IS not likely that
Won viii serve Him.
"Thc things ] learned when ! was
70 boy ! remember. while some OF
he things ! learned later | forgot.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-07
MAN STRUCK AT
CROSSING; TENDER
ABSENT. is CHARGE

Charles Batrum, - wears old, 30
9s Bakers. driycr OF truck for
the United Fuel < supply company
in Grace hospital With Iittl, hope
vi recovery a. the result OF being
struck by train on the Grand
hunk crossing AT Caniff ave, during
OBJ, absence Of the cross.n tender,
according 10 Witnesses.
Thomas Hark was engineer and
William Major. conductor OF the
train The accident occurred FRIDAY
afternoon at 5.45 O'Clock Barlrum q,
lef' haod was severed and his shoul-
Der was fractured he lost consid
cradle blood
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-07
CARS ON THREE
LINES RE-ROUTED

Owing 10 construction work on
Sfata-st between Cass and Wood
va~d.aves.. Fourteenth Belt and
east bound Myrtle and Sherman cars
viii he ro.routed. beginning Tuesday
ns rollows.
MYRTLE and Orchard Lake cast.
bound Continue eaet on Grand
River 10 Griswold, south on Griswold
as ~ present
sherman east-bound Run from
Abbott on 10 Michigan and thence
by Michigan, Monroe, Farmer Ora.
tiot and regular route; west bound
cars 20 run over regular route via
Gratiot, State Shelby, etc.
Fourteenth Belt and night cars
east hopnd-Continue south on Shel.
hy 10 Michigan, thence east via
Michigan. thence east via Michigan,
Monroe, Farmer, Gratiot and Re gular
route Fourteenth Belt and thru cars
wcst-hound 10 run over regular route
via Gratiot and state TO Griswold
Printing-the plriB neat klnd-tknt
- riWbt--Timcs 10 ncpt.--Nntr tS2O
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-07

perience f. that you viii feel better
If you live right,
a mother IN Chicago had "A III.
tie girl and shortly after she Wa
born her eyes became closed and
every ono was afraid she would BE-
forever blind. Time went on and
the doctor told her mother one day
ne thought all that was the matter
was that there were Catafact7 on
the child's eyes and advised her 20
so 20 specialist 80 she took her
10 a specialist and he said that was
all that was the matter and he
peeled back the skin and put The
medicine In and bandagod her eyes
and told the mother 20 keep her I'm
dark room for three months Az
tho end Of TINT time she had put
I'm the medicine every morning
noon and night. the specialist seid
that abe could take or the ban
dagcs. and then her mother took
hcr out and she saw the flowers and
tho trees and the grass and sh"
said %. mother. Why didn't Nou
tell me everything was so pr"'iy
Her mother told her be coul!7
rc4crlhc them 20 her and Ter her
know ~ IN" beauty go she could
understand that she had 10 500 FOR
herself 10 really know So ycu
have 10 experience religion 10 kuo"
fho 10y NJ true Christian HE 7
can toll YOU about a. hui you won
understand until Won hay" tri"d IT,
Live Useful Life
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-07

The next story-PeieT Rabbit
Doesn't Know What To Think.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-07
EMERSONL]OKS
LIKE WINNER
Despite Pessimistic Ones, New
Cheap Car Is Believed to
BE Big Success

WHile 10 is "A fact that the new Em-
erson Pour" la. received moro
satisfactory reception than any new
car that hus ever been put on the
market. sfu the "Uouhuug Thomas
element Ia beginning 20 come around
buJ saEclE shake their heads and
mut'.F 'lt can't be done" Nft"r see
ing the car On the Hoor 81 the New
l,rK show room at Ifty sixth ."l.
and Broadway. and mlnutely explain
ing every part on tho lookout Tor
defects. they Walk away ana say. III
can't Doe done This IS la keeping
with the farmer who saw camel
for Inc Urvt time at circus and ar
zen gazing at 10 Tor two hours shook
his head and said, 'ShuChs, there
ain't no seCh animal
Alusiug along these lines. II. 9.
ilupp. vice president and chief en-
Eluc.r - the Emerson Motors Coz
recalled MS experienced In the early
days of motor car production. w =
.Tt u,W going thru the same period
.of development that was wcathrred
tE 10, Ford and Hupp companies. ~"
snt We an" now meeting the DOUBT
crs who Io not believe tnat We can
produce this car Tor 1885
CIV" believe that 10 is very easy
-l!1tLer understand hut st-tA---
sam. tim, hard tu explain. that IN
using materials ~ good quality and
fu.loV'ul "a simple design, maker
can Pos producing lu large quantities
give a car % 'ur public that viii give
d good account of itself and viii, i'm
fact. soil Itself thereby reducing the
cost ~ suirs Co "A minimum While
i..rre VIII mot Dee Am ahgurWaIly large
profit HU each car. rho large salcs and
production in the aggr"gate viii
make for very substantial and at
tractive profits
"CI -TgI-J must DE given 10
Henry Ford for cor. ewing pud carry
ing ont the idea That w-priced
uar and 70 small prcut con- each coup
Jed with large quantity production
Vs. th" real way tu nchirve the great
rrt SUCCESS in tho manufacture ~ ou-
fuwuh.les. and the position that Ford
odds u' the present day ia he i'm
.u-trE pf the country - the best
proof ~ 'ha souuancss OF this line Of
reasoning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-07
Saturday Afternoons Sermon.


Remember now thy Creator In the
ays OF thy yoNth. while the evil days
ome not. nor the years draw nigh
yhen thou shalt say, have no pleas.
ire IN them.
"In other words. start right when
fou are young and when you are
Did you viii not bcmoan the fact
hat you have not lived right start
light and you viii serve God The
inc 10 start right IA when you are
guung. Most Christians have be
come Christians before they wer"
~ years old I'm an audience of 1000
A preacher asked them when they
aad accepted christ. and he round
hat out Of thar thousand SOB had
become Christians before they We're
90 years Of age.
II pas out In q hrickyard several
years ago and saw them making
arick They would pu' the clay ~
q big machine something like
huge sausage grinder and grind II
up I'M, 3ud fh'u prrad T. ont m +
platform and smooth % out just th"
thickness ~ m" brick and ihon q
man would turn "a lis wheel and he
knives would out rp iA" clay The
fellows would pu' 'lr pieces I'D wa
rous with shelves. and carry them
10 Tho kim and burn them
~ pichrl uu SOME ~ .lc clay 300.
fore IN went .o tho grinder and !
could mo.N +. any R.y wanted 20 7
pickrd uu ou. uf mo bricks after
II came ont uf ru grinder and Z
cosrf .ru ua.d .r 7 picked up
some ella, n9r Uad aG in iHe ur
fpr s,,cr.l dae-. ana bg trying hard
could ..rl .,na b. .., when G
reR.f u.. a hrt.t after N had come
ONT ~ ~. ,fln fry as hand a- +
MIGHT ,.'r NOT even dent % n
wa hurnal lard and ~ would U
,,s,s. r.w4Ir that way.
.poys ard r,rr. 4rr ,t.r That CLAW
WIZ, Tho, r-. ..une Gud can mold
,tepI ,a n, ll. N.g or tne d,,G
"a, mold ,,r.. ra .Ia Ills way. nr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-07
RI THORNTON vs. 81 RGESS


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~ e'''"E '''S''''" ''',,'s' '.', TO-
u vas '' J'''''' ~. a.. wv
o"t ~ was VIZ '"'',' VI O. i"''' '''
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I'''T "an''u w ''p's wa. N'''''''S'
oS h''p'hE MN
hN' no" '"''' NE H''P nav WA
tue qu'S'l"u ,'''' ! '''' WI. nv" "'''
ana over ~ ms inih' a. ne SAT ~
ms IaV"r'l' PI''' III me ue'r o'u
trl'r fatch. II coined 10 MN ma.
oId Mr.. TOAD was IN aoop' as oa'
Tx AZ II wac possible 10 DC IN
Mt. ROAD ooui'I' oiimb. h''h Ut
ne coulu y "o'I0h nave u"ne nm
any good IN ihat place. Happy JacN
squirrel himseT conidn climb ou'
of that mole because inc SIDES w'r'
so straight ana were wholly OF sahd
"hlch "ouId give way "hen any one
tried TO CHM. so far AZ Peter
cou'd see p'd Mt ROAD was he'p-
'Nss prisoner.
lhlhk'hg Is nara WORK. refer
Raopit say' so P'rhapS mat Is ne
cause fe'er never docs great deal
OF rear tilnklnS. ITO IS very ap'
Wv ''''"h7 "''"""' 'ulih'nE anu
.,l'S - one '''''i ut ~ 'or''er e'''
'inE 'i''o scrap B.. u no dia ll''i'
more ''". '"'hN'nF ne Wou'an g''
mo ,'oU"', 80 'I''h. ','t now ne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-07

tho old Pasture that day So Peter
visited the old Orchard and the
Great Forest In vain. A. last he had
10 give up Night was coming on and
Sammy jay would be OF no use then,
for he sleeps at night Peter would
have 10 wait until tho next day
Meanwhile he worried about Old
Mr. Toad He knew that Mr.. Toad
does not like tho hot sun" In fact
It makcse him quite ill., Jolly, bright
MI Sun had been shining his very
brightest all that day.
~ must have been nwfully hot
down I'm that pit. thought Peter
Poor old Mr., Toad must have sui
fcred a great deal. And he must be
hungry. How over will ne get any
thing 20 eat down there? am
afraid that II he has C. spend an
other dav down there n Wilt quite
finish him Why couldn't sammy
jay have been around when he was
wanted" Peter vas actually begin
ming 10 feel that It WA really sam
my's fault. when OF course Il WASH
an, thinr Of the kind Anyway, as
soon as I've had bite to eat III
run over 10 the garden and tell Sir.
Toad that ! have been trying EIy
very best 10 do ,om, thlng Tor LIN
hope ho hasn't suffered very much
but I'm almost afraid 60 90 see. b."
You know Peter Is very tender
hrartct
SO Peter ate hurried meal. and
shortly after Jolly. round red Nr
sun had gone to bed behind the
Purple Hills Peter started to see
row Old Mr Toad Ves feeling after
that long hot day at the bottom ct
that great hole.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-07
Gets Verdict Against Hupp Co.

For he death OF i5-year-old Trma
NcNaurhton, killed last spring I'm
Sandwich by a Huppmobile test car
Richard NcNauchton, the girls faith
or, Was given a q 500 verdict b. tho
Essex county court, Friday after.
noon. against the Huppmobiie com
panv and George Demarce, driver
OF the car
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-07

Prtntin2-the pl-iB neat kInd-thnt
Is riwht--Ttmrs ~ ncpt.-Mnin GH2n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-07
Billy Sunday breaches to Children on Remember
Thy Creator in the Days of Thy Youth"

mo and stay until after the meeting
and ! would take him out and get
him n good supper and bod TIC
wanted me 90 no n ''Lht away bee.
fore going 90 The Y NJ g. A. but
/ told him no, vas working for
some one until 90 o'clock $50 no
came mp 20 the meeting and STAYED
! through tho 'aftCrmcrIlur and was
very much Interested
~ saw that hp used excellent Ian
EuaEe and questioned himnni found
| that he was q man who. had been
! adiutant general ug one OF The cen
tral states and had M one time boon
editor ~ two ~ tho biggest new
papers. But he said ne got started
wrong instead OF going 90 -chuo
he had played hockey and instead
of going 10 Sunday school hv had
gone end played car's and ho had
! taken ~ drink and ibis had pulled
! him down 10 hia present condition
/ went with him after Tho meeting
and got him supper and e bod
and Wnnt Ia same t-l-LlS and NO
got him clothes Z asked bim 10 ht
| had any relatives ana Do sa'd h.
had one son who was bank cash
irr hut his son had d.-oHl nod him
and his picture vas 'HE.u from thn
| family album and h'- rrma was
mover spoken I'm fh. loH-n a'I be-
cause he v9e now DOVE an1 out ON
account ~ booze 2 wrote 90 mo
boy and said gta found ynHr gath
or send mo some money fD h,ir
/ him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-07

A military parade and impressive
ceremonies are 10 accompany the
dedication Of the Gen Philip h
sheridan monument today in Cap
ital park. Albany y Y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-14

Santa 70. AuE. "a fuI .urI d..
for permits 10 uiiiI6r vat,r |r
Sierra count were granted Nf i.'.
EnRlncor James A Frcu,u. N
Han Lake VALLEY. 90 ,."ud t'.r
from Mtcho creek to iri-at. I',
acros OPT" - Reed. e la,U. NtI..
one second foot FROM IA, Nu. ur .r
iTIIgdt" soy outy three 20 .r. o.
IuuEnpttom. of Lake Waite. ~
acre DOT FROM HorrrutI .r.,.. ..
%irrigatc forty acres e. g. Iicdr.uI
las pulonas. - second foot .ul
Arroyo ScCu. "a irripa'o ., rut>-tN ..
acres
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-14
REAL CASH NEEDED.

Promises are alright as far as they
but the time has come when the
real cash s. needed on those Y NJ.
&. \. subscriptions. The second pay
ment on the Finishing and Furnish
ing Fund wax due and payable Aug
ust !. We are anxious to pay the
furnishing bills that are Iu. $50
PLEASE help rs by sending ~ YOUR
check payable 20 the V NJ G. A.
W. l. HAWKlNi
IRE i~ur't.
y. ". HENNiNG.
General Secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-14
J. L. GOBER
AUCTIONEER


''''. '''"
WIN
N'.' '." 'i TOO. lih'h ''
" ' "'
''' '' "
'',i noun
''"
'
.' ...
.HI.'. "' ''I'itH "."''''a'+
10000 ''' '' I'l'.. I' '' ''
H.I. I .n' l"'.thu..ti Tho 'h
p 'in'n a." a y" +" required &" pas Tor
'N' "'i n"N n'l' sum
'" .'.'n 500 'Hi
Woo. N'iu"u Tara N''u-'
'n "' y Ir.H "i I~"t.nt''i
$50. I''.I '''- Pa. 'h' ''h'h IRON!
hn""l'. hle h"'a' .'.'m' ir'Ini'h'l
'' q snake ana ram my" u WE hn''
inc voting man leg u" me Done
IN' morse. "''h We COW '''If 'lr''
l"I'" 'h' '". "''i 'h' ''i,' "n''
'' '~''"f'i." Ii'l" ms nt~'" state ~
ramon Tor anu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-14

Tho party Truhl hitlouist~ 81 QuHy
county. Nrw Mexico and persons doc
sItus 90 unite with the Prohibition
party. arc authorized hy the stat" orr
sanitation 90 the Prohibition part, of
Inc stat. OF Sew NoNl,u. TOO hold a
precinct primary or convention and GO
or.lu.gr the same and 90 select pre-
,iuct ,hlirmon and select DELEGATES to
this convention at ans date before
the holding Of the county convention.
Al DELEGATES selected tor ih' county
convention should be given % written
certificate of election -iguod Hy the
precinct chairman. ana should pre-
scnt said credentials upon the RYAN
iyatlon Of said convention
Delegates may vo', hy proxy
Done At T~ucumcari. NoV i'Nir1.
ihia ,th dag of August \ u ''1p
HARRY n. MoElHpN
Acting Ch1lrWl 70.
by authority ct the state rnl'r'a1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-14

''naut Of ."mpauE a. tE' ~iiyo. ..'F
hatoHdl guard "is~dlIikti'uu
Democrats Throughout Grant ''ut.-
N are SHOWING marked .ht'..r .'
the primaries 90 n" held N1su-l .
Throughout the .ouuf. Delegate. o.
ID" bee 'i"'t'd 60 Do county ..H.'H
H'n. Co p' h"ld a' SrI'vr 'N' ANs
uri d.
W.I.o. -tiII rang, Gloss, tu -...r
CTS, Miles Burfurd killed U.e me
only Il mIi, north uf the 1881
Tho annual convention 81 the ros
'II,- baptist a--snelailou Vail un nrlp
September TN, porrti.. .-H...
uu. OF tho largest .t rhr .l.'.
-
has uccu ~r.ursauIz"d by uu mes mon
put .s TO- h. known hereafter a. tu.
brriug .Irh n vail Doe 10 .1,,I .
It,ipr, urp4utritIou and ,..,.. .
army uil. crs Wh. conn, Zoo town
Bomtnp h.- Land uI,.. i,l orr.i.Iy.
ing a fast baseball foam
-
Tho current htrn rrt,. ~ .tttrC or
bt .turf bay. ,-nesur,e.d uIr.
s,rIsh,d mon ia pr.,, r..o.,4 ar tn
pr.pnr, ,o feed stock tbis fan Man.
arc nlau,iu., for,r, crons and SOM.
arc buvinr Alfalfa for ln,u deliver,
-
rLgtion has offcroJ 40 reward for
IA. arrest ,I IA, man OF mon ,,b, ~,
Gently dyuamitcd fish la n smith
Spring river Hundreds Of l,-h were
Killed
Governor Mcdonald is making ,y-
ranch nom. in Lincoln .nunty
-
Local rains hn,r ,,srca ,,.tars
sections of rolr,x ,nunty reb..ipr q,
situation TINT mad hmm ,, b., ,l,rm-
49,
-
Tg,lor of N.I,u ..r,, ,,r &, Tim
w,s f,ir .uoupb u.t ,t, hmm. dl
pclnu. To- Ji,u b, is sad So .Iiau
is uov undor homo ,o explain H. ,ho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-14

l,,. Nouto-. Taos county dropped his
revolver from his belt. n went Oft
,.i sent % bullet INTO his ieft ii
W.I|.w T. Dodge. a pioneer r"-.-
d'u' ef clovis. U.s. dead lie -suo.uEhei
%. % plr9lytiD stroke Hy was born
90 NiIlbut. Mass 300 1855 lie came
,u Clovis when tho town was 'irs,
..ratci
Taos county reports that Artist We
tHI higgins un~ arrived again and!
there
) '~iGo az ol and sa5 * reported
fn has" been made ON M" Wright
rfr.r SIX miles from Ration
Tin, thieves iu Ration are cheeky.
" ". T,gry left hia ear az the CURB
Iu Htpoy park, ana when hc returned
tll our tircr were gone. The mou
Who got Thorn no them of while
pcuplc pdsscd Dos.
g. . simpson ~ho farms south
I-t of Ration, Ia JA,scd q fine ciup
cot potatoes without irrigation ~ any
sort lie has "a quarter of an are NJ
tuhofs
un ,.,ulnt of high license Eve 50
Rooms va Gallup closed,
Inri.HgTr hopes o. get some If Jh'
arms uic n,m.ur rs enjoying. Fairs
Du-h aud Joseph loahy. as a Lords
lurg committee saw General hell At
~ Itsu and uts,t .hc.r town ~ q
training camp site
FORTS ,,'t," we're stolen from The
ranch II Count. Treasurer james
Baird uf p'"ru county The traii ici
uu' 90 the head e san Andrcns can
son and vss Lost on the plains
When AN tu, suldicrs expected At
pomlur ar' Goa tho scene. Il is 'nid
IN. u.uutnl. payroll viii be s3o".n 100.
Virtually an ,no bcming saloons nave
,sYr 'u increase fhcir bar space
..,t. |Ggldalupo couuty ,s 90
have "a local option election on Aug
a.' 90
-.. Grant. q ~.Ntceu-Nc,r-old "t-
fH r known as Blggar li"d, WI
I.,I 600 IS " TIuitts place near los
IHr'. .ls found uuconsciuus "u ia"
around vtih crushed skull cisht
miles south Of ruorNo. Guadalupe
uNnty via horse with q ycarlius
,."I 'o th, saddle was nearby tie
't- probably thrown. out how It hap
.a.d ,aYId not D." told lie die 70
i'N nouns later
3 Jones uf eighteen niles south
.I' ui lunr,u, mas fifteen cuts 10 ms
|lH NtIi tu have been .riliot"d hN
u,IsU.uI with q stone. The rolsh-
''. al. said {. 10. missing They had
'.HIuIu over IL fence. It Is sa!d
The soNcrHmeut has started sun 90
ANGEL the homestead patcntr OF juan
it| i,uhio, Of Lincoln county, and
.Ii1 Eclnharlt, of quay county
NJ r. chaplin has resigned as lseu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-14
PROHIBITION PARTY
READY FOR ACTIVE
CAMPAIGN IN QUAY
Harry McElroy, Chairman of Re.
publicans, Resigns From G.. o.
p. to Head Dry Movement
Convention in Tucumcari.


aug 4"'
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u is the purro,, o. the nov part,
90 ~ understood FOO ,udoi-. "lrN
candidate. FROM tIr tVa ola party
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-14
burglar, at Wagon ,inund.

broke into Andrew " r-i. .',lu t
Wagon Mound and etolo w,tcbc tr
ticles OF icwelry N .oFor,I -gu u.
clothes. They are supposed tu u, .N.
same gang thai committed 'h, ..r
gliry IN Maxwell
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Tho American Trust y -t'iur.
BANK vii be- open pas .dtt ,Nuulur
until = O'Clock. and Win 'c pItl q,
cash ,lN che ts fui tl-tIfIru,i ,u.
Iloy,@.
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can Tor Prohibition o0yeu'iou by Au-
thority of The National Prohibition
Committee:
\ call is hereby made Tor % delegate
convention Of the Prohibition party
81 quay county Sew Mexico. To be
held u the city OF Tucumcari, New
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\ th.rd crop II grnsshoppor~ ar
ticked the Espauolo valley IN such
numbers as to sweep some OF the
fields clean. Each successive crop
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y year Z Mrs rWouduiyp stow
cutou, OF silver CITY btok, her right
knee cap She had just about r,.l.-
rr"d from the iulur, last week. vince
ihc fcl aud broke her lcn kuc'.np
II vss necessary o. cav o'f tho to-
TO save Il.
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~ n Chaplin has resigned as lieu
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The government has started suit 60
'"u.tl the homestead p%atcntr OF juan
t'| Itunio, 81 Lincoln county, and
..Ii1 Eoiuhardt uf quay county
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g. . simpson. "ho farms south
l-t Of Ration, la ri.scd q fine crop
ct potatoes without irrigation Of any
sort. lie has "a quarter of AN are II
tuhots.
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Tho commander of Battery \ Sew
Mexico fi,ld artillery. say. chat those
q his men VINO ave asked tui dis,
charge want 10 go horne 10 look after
-s They may &C., urlough- Bu.
\ H. U Fort Blis. captain
haylcs Dc Brcmuud Commands lt.
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s J.urs 90 eighteen miles south.
.t' ui rgnr,u. has fifteen cuts "a ms
|lH uIi "a have been inflicted los
u u'IsU.uI with q stone. Thc neigh
'," -lId G.. l, missing The, h'd
soluble over 70 fence. It Is said.
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,m account of high license f'c 80
I'uu, ia Gallup closed.
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The coming of the troops Co Dem
has made m unprecedented i'-
utnd Tor houses fnr rental purpose
several cases bare Iut. ;fyc been
for So a month. iu- renter
putting up hi- own hUildinI
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Juan Nigl of cnimur sold TO Nj.
TAYLOR OF N"lau, a uurfo for - THAI
was fair enough. hut tho hgrru did
not belong to- Juan u ls said so Juan
is upw under bond to explain To- 'h'
Erlud jury.
, 1916-05-17

r SHALL be glad if the Gentlemen who
u have kindly given me their Tailoring
orders for the past 5 years, will, as soon as
they require to replenish their wardrobe,
send their Instructions to RICE & co. cor
ner Of Victoria Street and Bolton Lane,
Bridgetown, Barbados. All communications
will receive my personal attention.
1 hope shortly to have the pleasure of
calling on these clients who have given me
their business for so many years, when |
shall be able to show samples of all the latest
effects i'll Tweeds, Serges, Coatings etc.
G. B. RICE.
, 1916-05-17
Advancement

paa Aviser og Blade for JUL Kvartal 1916
maa tegnes linden Site dennes.
Christiansteds P~ostkontor, den Ste Mai,
1916.
Nj. ANDERSEN.