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Iditarod pioneer., 1916-05-13
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GOOD ADVICE

? l started to build me a shed to } hold ice, and the neighbors came } over with helpful advice They sat on , the grass, with the trees bending } OCT, and told of the sheds they had , bulIded of yore; such beautiful
 9 sheds, said those eloquent jays, were ? never beheld these degenerate days 3 Whenever l drove a nail into a ? board, some critic reared up on his 3 hind legs and roared, "Oh. you , mustn't do this and you shouldn't
 3 do that" and your wall Is too , high" and your roof Is too flat" l
 2 tried hard to follow the counsel they 9 gave, as l toiled with my hammer 2 and plane and spokeshave; l 3 changed and altered, I fumed and [ Q l fused, l built and rebuilt it, and Q cackled and cussed, and busted my , fingers and ruined my thumbs, while 2 critics sat round me displaying their ? gums. And when it was finished 1t Q fell with crash, and nearly reduced 2 me to hamburger hash 1 craWled
 Q from the ruins and picked up q rail
 Q and chased all those neighbors Q through dinele and dale, and cried Q as 1 s1uote them: "Ods fish and 2 cogs wound No more shah l toll
 Q with cheap alecks around, I'll build Q as l list, since Pm paying the price,
 9 and woe to the gatfcr who springs Q good advice "-Walt Mason.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-05-13

orpc mail order which does business of considerable
 orons with Alaska recently distributed $OOO0O0O Tn Dividends among it's stockholders being return of more than 10 nor cont o inc investment would be interesting to know just
 what nroporon of AlaskGn contributed to concern which paws no the territory has absolutely nothing n vested here and is concerned with the local problems
 b established business firms called upon wrestle with continually is exempt from the items of expense wc local business figure such charitable donations when sono sick injured otherwise unfortunate individual be taken care of by his fellows makes donations for public venienc roads and trails local business do and
 contributes nothing the support of local institutions such churches schools raerna societies newspapers etc The ma
 order house ulav absolutely cinch handwh nothing to lose and everything It spends the territory even inc ansportaon goods being paid for in Outside post offices and does business cash n advance lan 1t has absolutely to spend dollar here safe to say that which with mallorCer houses to be distributed among local merchants the return to the resident onuaton would be relatively much profitable The home be enabled eNenslve and dNerSl fled stocks articles which bought Outside matter of necessity could purchased here The idea of spending money M home of abroad should become popular
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-05-13

The great majority of politicians who gre looking for oce hypocres and the great majority of the people who elect ooIS says the Seward Gateway One inclined to wonder much this be attributed the desire to make startling how much of it justified by the facts And the mystery increased when in the of that paper
 cars the further statement thing the election morrow can said and that that the candidates homes. a bov of men taken generally could find anywhere
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-05-13
HARRY TABER IS WANTED

J II. Tabar of 9l2 Grove street, Boise. ld4ho writes to Postmaster Ansley making inquiry fer his son, Harry Tabor, aged 26. who is described as of light complexion and about five feet seven inches in height He has not heard from him for two years, and when last heard from he had started for Alaska, The father is 60 years of age and in feeble health.
 LOST Watch charm, with Masonic en- blem. Finder please return to Earl B Hun. snd receive reward
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-05-13

T. j. White known al Alaska and Yukon as "Strclcr White has disposed the Whehore Star and conducting the Douglas Island News The many who have enjoyed his dro stuff will wish him success in his field.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-05-13

Fresh Olympia and Eastern Oysters. S1 50 per can. Iditarod Meat Co
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-05-13

Probably trimming his sails to catch the presidents breeze Theodore Roosevelt attempts aay the bad caused by his beco outbreaks by issuing statement ot his per sonal views which moderate than former utter anceS Don't nominate me- he said unes prepared to take the position that Uncle Sam be strong enough to de fend and of his people wherever those people are and he cannot strong enough unless he prepares ad vance am not the contrary abhor it. and would use possible avoid but feel ta you do in the long avoid by making other people be leve that you are afraid o fight for your rights
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-05-13

Beneah the rule of men entirely great pen mghtier the word And why may this quotation be applied to the useful ypewrter Speaking of the refusal of Great Bra permit the shipment of ypewre Germany, the Post lltelgencer of Seattle says sneeringy: Tt must be ad nted that for the Mexican incidents this country Is conducting all of its with foreign countries with tvpewriters has shown exceptional skill their use But what would have? Should unsheathe mighty sword or turn loose the brazen tongue of Roosevelt
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-05-13

Job Printing at Pioneer office.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
RENUNCIA Ell INSPECTOR DE
EDIFiCIOS

Con fecha de aver. el senior Emmet
+. Jackson, Inspector de Edificios Pa
b'icos de San Antonio. present0 for
nal renuncia de su cargo ante el Sc
nor Brown Mayor de Ia ciudad.
El senior Jackson Gejara su puesto
cia en- razones de mejoramiento eco
n6nico, pues dice que alcanza mayo
res utilidades en- eI ejercicio de su
profession que en- el empieo citado. el
cual viene desempehando desde el
aho de 1912.
Sc dice que, de aceptar ell Mayor
Browns IA renUncia de referencia, pa
sara a ocupar eli pucsto del ingeniero
Jackson el senior Juan s. Ritcher, ac-
tual subinspector de! Eamo y que ell
otras ocasiones 10 ha desempenado va.
FL senior Jacpkson Gejara su puesto
el dia ultimo del mes en- curse, para
que entire 4 funcionar el primero de
febrero Ia persona que lie s~ustituya.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
IACE Ell "REPARTO" DE TIE
RRAS Ell GOBERNADOR
DE TLAXCALA

Fl Goberuador del Estado- de T!aT-
Gala. Porfi~io del Castillo. HI comu-
ricado al Secretario dc Gobernaci5n,
Di:ado Ia pobIac;6r de Chiautampaa.
dcnde tiene es.ablecida Ia capital del
Estado por estar esta ocupada por los
zaDa,istas. cue en- los u!timos dias del
ms pasuGo. 50 'restituyeron 4 los We
cino~ De los pveo.os Ge Zacatelco,
N1t.vitas. Zacualpam. Santa Apollo
MA Teacalco, Tetiadauca. AXacom"-
ni.ia Y San Lorenzo, doscientas cua-
.,aJa hect"ras dc terrenos que 50
h25!an arexado los que Sc dicen pro-
pieta-.os de las h~acienGas conocidas
con los nombres dc Santa Ana Por-
tales ' Los Reyes. ubicadas en- juris-
ticci6n del Distrito de Iaragoza."
e mismo ~gobernador De Ti"%aaia
r&rlicira al S~ccretario de goberNa-
yi5n que ticuc un proyecto para So
tu,ionar la question agr&ria. ' ere
cue seria aprobado dadas las condi,
clones en- que Sc encucntra el Estado
que puso Carranza bajo su mando.
pero que esta bajo eI mando de los
zapatistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
u APPEHENDIIiO
YIene de Ia pagina l.

de Ia Secretaria de Hacienda. Hace
pocos dias los carrarciStas eXpidieron
IN decreto diciendo que los bilimbi-
cues no serian buenoS sin ell resello.
Y por tai raz6n no admiti6 el senior
Simon los que sc lie presentaron sin
esq requisite.
FL senior Simon fue puesto en- liber-
tad mediante una multa de quinientos
pesos orc.
Como la apprehension ' Ia multa
fueron absoiutamente injustas TODD
e. mundo opina que no Sc trata mas
cue de una veHgaHza que toma"0n los
carrancistas en- el senior Simon por ha
Der contribuido este con ina cantidad
cxigua para Ia gI]orificaci6n de Ca
rTanza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
jH)N Lind Sc REIRACTA De 10 QUE
DIjO DEL. EX- EHbAjADOR LANE WILSON

c hicieron aparecer ~conceptos muy
distintos de los que 70 verti. AIDE
mas, como no ~autoric5 Ia publication
de dichas dec~laraciones. no assume min
%una rssponsabilidad por elias. Y des-
De luego las desautorizo."
En- Ia ca~ta que el ex-Embaiador
Wilson diri&i6 a Lind, lie pedia que Sc
retractara de haber dicho que aouel
tlvo conocimiento de que Sc proyec-
taba asesin3f al Presidente Madero y
cue no 10 &;it6, asi como que habia
5ratado de inducir a Carranza a cue
SC rindiera al gobierno del general
Huerta.
FL apoderado de Mr.. Wilson, abo-
gado Charles B. Elton, hizo publ
CO aqui Ii condensation de que Sc vie
3S hablando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
UNA REUNION DE PROPIETA.
RIOS DE FTNCAS

La association denominada REALTY
Exchange, hiZo circular invitaciones
entire todos los propietarics Y tomer-
ciantes en- fincas que no pertenpcer a
Glcha sociedaG, con el objeto de que
1oncurrieran a IN reunion que, tuy@
lugar en las aficinas de la agrura-
ct5n, situadas en- el nlmero 5l1 del
caificio Brady.
En- esta session.. que Sc efectu6 hoy
Dor la nOche, Sc t.ataran asuntos de
i2portancia, relacionadas con los inte-
r2seS de Ia Realty Exchange" Y dc
~ personals invitadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
kilograms especial para Ia pEEHSi.

MINNEAPOL-1 AT
-Contestando mi &C., - Girl,
gi6 eI ex-Embajador de los EstadoS
Unidos en- MEXICO. Henry Lane VII
son a John Lind so5re una incuIpa-
clones que este hizo al primero por d
muerte del Presidente Madero, el men
cionado agente confidential del Pre-
sidente Wilson Sc expres0 en- los 81
guientes terminus:
EN- ell curse de Ia aiocuci0n a que
listed hace referencia 20 hice a!gu-
nos c~onentarioe acerca de los aconte-
cimientos que culminaron en- la muer-
tc del Presidentc Madero. pero estos
fueron de tai manera alterados 30"
Ia prensa que los public0. que perdis-
ron ell verdaderO sentido que les d.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
IA MISSION DEL GRAN DUQUE MI
CHAELOVITCH EN- Ell I'M
PERIO JAPONES

PETROGRADO, eaero 23.-La
p~2asa rusa haze rcsujtar Ia important
cia polite" de Il mission confiada a
gran duque Jorge Michaeiovitch. Ger
c" de. %o7Iafho de! apo II s.ai.
duQue la sido ~encargado POI e! AaF
Gc imponcr condecoracIoaes at ehne-
gador Y q II emperatriZ dc. Japon :
dc aproyecnar Ia OCCASION para eN-
p.csar NJ pueblo j&Pones los SGhti-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
FJERON OBLEGAOOS p CAVIAR
81 FOSA LOS HERMANOS DURAM


'e'esFama sSp'''"' Par" - ~
WASHINGTON. cnero 25-Lo> te-
~ie"F2lH"S P~'oceuei''e' "e Il Ia'o F"S
h"5-an Dr. las e~Jecuc!o"eS de los hei-
.H"no Duran. dicen que cSloS mur!e-
ron ma.oIcicndo al pueblo americana
" espcclalmente a Bert Akers. q 2me-
l-e"no que perecio 4 manoS &c .os .
Jccutados. - dlce que 10" Duran
.e'oh ~'"!!S"""S u e"N"' las 'o>-'' =.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
TiENE I'm DELECADO DE LA u.
MON PAN-AMERiCANA

Goa el objeto de asistir a las fias-
tas y a las scsiones que Ell Comite de
.os Glen c~elebrara en- esta ciuGad .os
".as %, 26 y ~ de enero. ha s,ii-
% &c Washington para San Antonio
q seEor II. O. Hadhey, miembro De
"a Union Pan-Americara.
Como es sabido, el Comite dc los
Glen discutira ca esos dias V resolve
=: 81 Sc lleyaran l caJo. los proyec.os
Dc IA exposition International Qae, Sc
II los planes, dehc ceIebrarse en-
San Antonio Ell ano &c 1918.
Fl senior Hadberg trae Ia repre-
a~=ntaci6E de Ia Union i que perteae-
e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
lNFORMACION> DE LA CIUDAD
DE MEXICO . -. ...
Viene de la pagina 4.
Sc ESTABLECERA UN HOSPITAL
MILiTAR EN- LA CIUDAD DE
QUERETARO

Juan Sol6rzano. mtdico cirujano
que tiene el grade de teniente coro-
mel en- Ell ejtrcito carrancista. ha ST.
do comisionado por la ~Secretagia de
Guerra para que pase a la ciudad de
Quer6taro Y proceda q instalar ALI
I'm hospital militar. del que ha care
edo hasta ahora Ia mencionada pla-
EI hospital que Sc instale en- Que
contara con una saIa de opera
clones, dotada de todos los instru-
mentoS ~necesarios Y saloneS ampliOs
los enfermos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
GAVlRA CREE CONVENIENTE RE
A8RIR LA CASAS DE JUEGO -.


no. En- los dltimoS tias no ha pasado
nj un solo centavo de mercancias por
Ia Aduana de Ciudad Juarez.
Como resuitado de esas males con-
diciones economicas. muchas propie-
dades que habian sido e~ntregadas a
sus duenoS estan sicndo confiscadas
nuevamente para ser eXplotadas por
los carrancistas.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
LA RUPTURA DE LOS DIOULs
DEL CANAL DE EDENDERRE
CAUSARoN INUNDACIO-
MES
MES

ATHONE, Jrlanda, enero 20.--.os
dIques del gran canal de EdcEde
en- ell condsdo de King, han sido 70
y las aguas precipitandose por las b
chas abiertas, han inundado ID
gi0n, destruyendo a su paso nuc
casas e inundando t7dos los semi i
dos.
Todo ell trafico ha sido suspended
Y los habitantes de ID region st b
refugiado en- las ~ciudaddes.
No Sc ha registrado ningun acci-
dente personal, pero los danos cau sa-
dos por la inundaci6n Sc estinan en-
million y medic dc frances.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
MUCEACHO ATROPELLADO

Flcnre al hotel "Mengcr' IN auto
m6vi. atropc.l5 i I'm muchacho lie c.
force amos de edad llamado Arturo
Flores. Quien result6 con n pierna'
"oCa.
Fl hecho Sc rcgistr6 Il las ocho dc
IA manana. habienGo sido Flores
-~ausportado al hoSrit.l. donde Sc !e
a.enGcra dc las heridas sufridaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
Ell GOBiERNO FRANCES TRATA
DE PRCTEGER PARIS CON-
IRA LAS INUNDACIONES

PARIS, ene"o 25.-E! gobierno
frances, ACADIA de remiCir al '~boureau'
de h Camara de Diputados IN pro-
veto de ley, en- el cue solicita II q
Drobaci6n de IN credito de sesenta nj
Homes de frances, destiaados a efec-
tuar aIgunoS trabajos que pongan q
Paris al abrigo de las inundaciones
ocasioaadas por los Observation-Disclosures
de! rio Seua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
GOBIERNO SERBIO Sc ESTA
ELECERA EN- TERRIFIC
RIO FRANCES

LONDRES, 23.-El CORES
ponsal del Times en- Paris conu-
nica 4 su ~periodico que ell gobierno
serbio Sc establecera en- territorio De
f'rancia. probablemente en- Aiken
provence, (Bocas del R6dano,) q ur
DeQuena d~istancia de Marsella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
lRRESTADO POR ESCANDALOSO

Tn grupo de individuos estuvo cs-
cscenda!izando aver en- Ia trade en- la
-iacra Quinientos de la Avenida Eric
Llamado el Official Diaz por uno de-
.os yecinos de la cuadra citada, cap
e4r0 al promoter del cscandalO. lie
vando!o q la carcel de la ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
LUIS CABALLERO DEJARA De
SER GOBERNADOR -. .
yienH dc Ia paglna l.

Entire las ultimas dispoSiciones de
c~rctaGas por Cahai.ero Y que nan eau
sado hondo disgusto, eSta Il de que
Ius contribuciones que Sc q Pagaco
siompre 4 IA Tcsoreria Municipal de
Nuero Laredo. defer de pag&rsc en-
esq oflclna, deoiend2 hacerSe los en-
tcros Al gobierno del Estado. PERU
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
Z RoBA2ON UN CAIRO Y DOS
CA5ALLOS

A Propietario de IN caro- Girado
Gor dos caballos avis& syer en- Ia no
che = las oficinas centraies de poll
ia, cue de su casa habitaci6n situa-
n en- Ia Gale Tempson nGmero 228
hahian robado los animaIes y el ca
70 mencionados.
ignora Qui&n, o quiGnes hayan sido
ios ladrones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
oBRAS DIEERSAS.

Viaie Aircdedor del Mundo. InlereSante re-
lacioa novclcsca de IN yiaie por las prin-
cipGles regiOneS Y ciudades del mum
do 75c
la Voc de II NatUraleza- Collection de his
i0riaS J nOyciaS morales ..........Si.2
Manual de Agricultural y Ganaderia. lndIs-
penSabie para Ia genie de campo. Con
SfaDanOS
iuta del Iugador de Pelola. Libro indis-
pensable para los aricionados al base
pan &c
e ANA he Casa Guia de II muier eduCa-
dc en- materia de habitaci6n. coclna, mo-
ia, medicinal, exc. soc
g Calculator del AlgOd0n. 0bra utiliSlma
para Sembradores, pizcadores y t~raCican-
les De al"odGn ............... 7jc
NetOdo complete de SO'feO p0T don HIa-
lion EsldVa zoe
nrtmera PaTte De ESIaya ............... Doe
SegUnda ParIe dc ESlaVa . $3.50. 2Oc
Los SUcN0s EXplicaCo>. por eI Magico de
A>,rlkGu. In tOmO tcid. con aminlS soc
NUey0 Lenguaic de LIS Flores. ADanico Y
Ii'"ta> 'tGc'u>.> .;......... "dc
Historic de BcrluldU. BcriOldtlO ' CacaSe-
no. 4 II rll>t!Ca 2jc
Historic lie RertOldO. Bertuldino Y CaCaSe-
Az LaatEAEhA-- % o. tfN
| / 500 SrcrejoS para rl Ho@ar. Recetas para
81 IUCaGur, y~eStlGU, Sa!ud, economic.
etc. SOC
Fl CuCIneTo Perrrrlu- Gula complete de CO.
Gina. con mUIiItuG de- TrCcta> para haCcr
eUiSaQuS 75C
Manual de PaStcleria Y Repostcrla. IndlS-
peu>abi" en- ei hogan cafes. etc.,. .5c
.Libr0 lie Discusses para tOdaS las CIrcunS-
tapr.GS Ge Ia vida. con diScurs0s para
f.est2s soC!ai"S J patTlpi!caS ......... .1c
Jucgus dc Ndnu>. O Arte de Hacer U!abIG-
Manual de Csrniareril de Tal!er.......Si.u
Manual lie FoiograTia, uiii para ToIdgTat0S
' alIclUnadOS sJc
La Mediclna CaS"ra: IrataHlenluS >cncl-
Hos : pracuc0S para tOud Ciase de arcI-
denies Y INTERMEDIATES ..-............ GOc
Fl Llbro de l9S Madres. Util para las ma
drcS de Cam.liI sec e,
ne"CS,dat de ma"SiT. .-.............. soc
Bi5liotcca de Ia RlSd. uhra Capaz de ha-
Ger reir q los muertoS, } tomos pasta
tea
PenSaTienJos para pOSlales. Cgni.cne III
finld4t Gr ncaSam.r0los y vcrSos para
~larie,aS p1StllcS sec
Cuts del NairiWuuIa. CautiruH cU>aS i" in
leTeS para los QI.r iIir"cn casarSc. Y pa
IA loS patrl0o> y Gadrlna~.......... %jr
Las MI = Una NDr.c-. Cucntus ogI"nlaieS.
\ Ia rustlca G5c
Las MI : Una Ncc!cS. Emga>iad1 en tcll
- ing g, : In 1fas G,.ri1. 5rr6.. -
Y tUrCCE. Ir8dCcIdoS al ras'rilanO... 15r
C2r31ma-nt % Los rarc IIr"s De TralCt8.
\ Ia cu~lira ne
-sr.3ml-Ho % Los pac. Fares De Frllc.l.
EI''a>fS'a --...--......-. ..........:-. SIC
GG.r.no NezGu,nu. >c-IuGa pGT:" &c Car
Cotlg5 del Amor. r~"ercpius lmpor:anf.s
~rlt" 81 2N-HT "Hc
Il c.nS-s,ro DE Is rna-uo~af6s. Ltaro pe-
ra las rorrrS-uCa"Hc-a- a'H"" Sis. 5nr
Nt-EF=HTNE -uHrtstsTI4 20. Ie- sfHFEftrHErI- .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
"A PROXIMA SEMANA PRESEn'
TARA WILSON -.
Slepe &c 10 ps9iAa 1.

Giscusiones que suscite Ia question
lie va 4 ~presentar.
S&bese que los leaders de los d;
terentes partidos lie han prometido .
President" Wilson, q i pesar de q Q
CuTra algum4 eXcitacion Ell el CURSE
De las ~sesiones, no Sc p~resentaran re-
so!uc!ones v~iolentaS,ni tocaran puntos
dc politica international relacionadas
con las cuestiones de Mexico, IngIa-
Terra o Alemania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
0BRAS De VENTA EN- IA LIBERIA De EGNACI0 E. L0ZAN0
e casa mss c@hma Ia mss sgma, Is cue dne a mGr suriaey hque vede ma bsmto Los
pafdcs sc asoahanp y eoneo gsoa paeado. Ell uimo dis qm@ rbe La 6nn

! os Nirffres. 0 Ell Trlunfo d. la Religion
Crts!ana. Iibro cuya leCtIra nos mace
.-f-f,r g Ia lucha de dO2 generdC!OaeS
r,ltrarIaS. In n armada con los arTeoS
Dc IA rr-UriCad, : Ia otra con q SHnboio
r"GeEIrr S--"u
FL Gnuly del Cr!StJaaiSrHO. Esia Cbra. como
In anterior. - de las meiOTeS para los
h1garrS. AmbaS eSian editaGaS a TODD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-24
N0vELAS i SOC CuDA INA

NaIfitas sean las MujercS
Nsi.ltro, sem los Hombres
NaIa.,aS sean las Sgegras
Arrc de Euscar MaT!uo
las Eya- N0Ge7Eas
e. yoyio Tre>.ado
/. H..a de- las Flores
pvr-7,a-1o de las SOljrTaS
X rarli-y DE- las MEtcTeS
E. Inferno d. los H0mbres
Viva mi NoyIa,
e. Hada de los Mares
81 NaLestat eI Amor
Na!iIto sea eI Amor
la Princess del D6lsr
Amor Y MlTtirio
L. HIJa de Venus
PorGuG st CaS2n los HOmbreS
Porcua - CaSan las Muieres
PorClt Pecan las MIlereS
Porru5 Rcincidrn las Niudas
e. Collar de E~mrraldaS
Las iliLas de Champagne
e N.to de Bu!Scl0reS
Las ub5eraS Gel amor
Il = de las Mas
Id NlEtl A"srp
la Nina dc los IaEIines
CaIyario lie Amor
Pgr -rEu.T 4 u2I Nuier
MalGtLas sean los CctOS
La C1Tte del Amor
L Alma en- IN Ec:C
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1916-01-13
HEALTH AND PROPERTY YOURS
 IN YUMA, SAYS 8ARD RANGHER

Joseph H. Day, the progfes- sive Bard homeSteader, was in the city today attending 70 various business matters. To the Examiner he stated that his plans for improving his splendid ranch are quite tx tensiye.
 Just at present, he is ex- pecting a shipment of trees recently ordered from .4 Armstrong Nurseries, among them the following
 Navelencia orange trees, Eureka lemons, Mission olive trees, Manzanillo olive, sa pota, budded, MayfloWsr peach, early Crawfords ea1l5- Imperial, early Harvest ap Dles, Duchess of OIdenberg, fall pippin, Bismarck apple, yellow Bellefleur, " " Pearmain, yellow New5Qa oippin, TranScendant crab and 100 winter Bartlett pear trees.
 MT. Day lived in the Yuma valley 12 years ago, where he had the Cash Smith place leased (now the Kent ranch); since then he had wheat ranches in Oregon and Washington, and a corn, cotton and fruit ranch in Arkansas.
 Two years ago, he bought a 40-acre ract at Bard, and he declares this is the most satisfactory place on earth 70 farm, and he will never move again. It's Yuma for his for the next fifty years, at least Being quite young man, just past the half century mark, Mir. Day expects to live another fifty years or more, and, judging from his present splendid health and robust ap- -earance, no one would question it.
 Good health and prosperity are the two things that go with the Bard country" insists MT Day, who, with his wife and sons-Sam, Vaughn, How ward and John-are fast making garden, where a desert used to be.
 Yuma project needs a few mere just such live farmers.
 And they are coming from the four corners of the earth to insure Yuma 40,0O0 people in 1920, which is he high ideal set by all Yuma boosters.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1916-01-13
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 PREPARING FOR WAR

TfIE HAGUE, Netherlands, Jan. A. The feara, early in the war, that Holland would be drawn into it sooner or .ater have been gradually aliayed
 acH practically nothing is heard of such 8 probability, but preparedness for any eventuality continues to be a
 opular policy. The Dutch Red Cross i5 to be completely reorganized in Ja2gary under the superintendence of nigh officials of the army and navy Eedlcal corps, and some of the most prom aent civilian medical authorities.
 The headquarters of the society, W hica have been in an inadequate building near the United States lega- tion | are to be moved to a large nansio.i ca Prinsessegracht, the for ner home of an old Dutch aristocratic family, which is a gift to the Red Cross from four wealthy residents.
 Thare has also been formed recently 3 committee of wealthy Hollanders who a~- to present to the government number of splendidIy equipped am- balance trains.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1916-01-13
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A policeman had told two old vaga- ponds sitting in the park to move on, and as I followed them along the street 1ne of them said:
 Sim, I think he means us kindly"
 Yes, think he does, too"
 He knows that we'd be apt to sit here uEtil we got chill and then pneumonia and death might follow"
 That's it."
 Whereas, if he tells us to move on we keep our blood circulating, avoid all the danger. and are spared to our friends and the world,"
 That's correct"
 (Which is very kindly of him ,in- deed, Jim; and if it so happens that we meet him again, we'll impress it on his mind that we know how to feel grateful, even if we bean't high-toned nor rich!'-B Baltimore American.