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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-27
City Marshal Sales

isfy tax fl ia for the year 1915 in
favor of the Mayor and City Council
of Americas, Ca, VS.. the Estate of Mrs.
Y. L. Mimms. Tenant in possession no
titled in the terms OF the law. This
18th day Of July. 1916.
Also at the same time and place, one
vacant lot on the west side of Forest
street, and bounded as follows; North
by property of the Estate of U. S.
Locket; east by Forest street; south by
property of the Estate of U. S. Locket;
west by property of Israel Prince. Said
lot being 100 by 100 feet more or less
and levied on as the property of the
Estate of U. S. Locket to satisfy tax
fl fas for the years 1911, 1914, 1915, in
favor of the Mayor and City Council of
Americus Ca, VS.. the Estate of U. S,
Locket. Tenant in possession notified
in the terms of the law. This the 29th
day of July, 1916.
Also at the same time and place, one
house and lot on north side of, and
known as 713 Park Rowe, and bounded
as follows: North by property of c.
|C. Hawkins; east by property of First
Methodist church; south by Park
Rowe and west by property of C. c.
Hawkins, said lot being so by 200 feet
more or less, and levied on as the
property of ]. H. and J. J. Tyson, to
satisfy 2 tax fl fas for the years 1914
and 1915, in favor of the Mayor and
City Council of Americas. Ca, VS.. J. H.
end J. ]. Tyson. Tenant in possession
notified in terms of the law. This, the
1st day of August, 1916.
Also at the same time and place, one
vacant lot on west side of Lafayette
street, and bounded as follows: North
by property of J. ]. Tyson; east by
Lafayette street; south by E. D. Hor-
nady property, and west by Glessner
lands. Said lot being so by 200 feet
more or less, and levied on as the prop
erty of J. J. Tyson to satisfy tax fl fas
for the years 1911, 1914 and 1915, in
favor of the Mayor and City Council of
Americas, VS.. J. J. Tyson. Ten.
ant in possession notified in terms of
the law. This the LIST day of August,
1916.
Also at the same time and place. one
house and lot on the west side of and
known as 525 Elm avenue, and
bounded as follows: North by proper
ty of W. A. Harden; east by Elm
avenue; south by Furlow street, and
west by property of w. H. Sawyer &
Sons. Said lot being 40 by 80 feet,
more or less, and levied on as the prop
erty Of w. A. Harden to satisfy a tax
fl ia for the year 1915, in favor of the
Mayor and City Council Of Americas,
Ca, VS.. w. A. Harden. Tenant in pos
session notified in terms of the law.
This the End day of August. 1916.
Also at the same time and place, one
vacant lot on north side of Patterson
street, and founded as follows: North
by property of Mrs. Eva r. Tooke; east
by property Of Mary Ella Frazier;
south by Patterson street, and west by
property of Mrs. j. A. Davis. Said lot
being As by $50 feet, more or less, and
levied on as the property of Mrs ]. A.
Davis to satisfy tax fl ia for the year
1915, in favor Of the Mayor and City
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-27
THE CONGRESSIONAL RACE

Congressman C. R. Crisp left his
post of duty in Washington, where
congress is still in session, and came
home to defend his seat and the record
he has made for four years in con.
gress, but seems to have devoted his
main efforts to an attack on his op-
ponent, Hon. Thomas G.. Hudson
Mr.. Hudson had gone along for
months with his own campaign with
out word of attack or abuse of his
opponent and fellowtownsman, Con-
gresham Crisp. Suddenly Mr.. CRISP
arrives home and the newspapers arc
flooded with items of how he is cat
lacking" Mr. Hudson.
Just before Mr.. Crisp got home, as i!
it was all planned to fit, one Billy
Parker, or some such name, put out a
little poison against Mr. Hudson, not
accusing him directly, but insinuating
that Mr.. Hudson had the sympathy OF
the Catholics, when Mr. Hudson and
Mr.. Crisp are both members of the
same religious enomination, and
neither in sympathy with the Catholics
but how mean the little stab at Mr.
Hudson!
MIR. Crisp next arrives home and
opens fire with his guns-on Mr.. Hud-
son. We read but little of what he
claims to have done in congress, but
plenty of news items, telling of his
attack" on Hudson. His guns seem
loaded with almost nothing but mud
and he fires them directly into Mr.
Hudsons face-both barrels. 1t looks
like a pretty kettle of fish, that he
has to resort to the mudslinging
racket to hold his high position as our
congressman from the Third district
The main thing Mr.. Crisp seems to
be trying to prove against Mr.. Hudson
in his charge that Mr.. Hudson
was incompetent" as state commits
sioner of agriculture, and, therefore
by inference at least, is ''incompe-
tent to succeed Mr.. Crisp in congress
Mr.. Hudson's friends claim that he
increased the efficiency of the office
three hundred per cent. with less than
one hundred per cent. increase in
cost, and took more fertilizer samples
for the farmers than any previous
commissioner of agriculture ever toob
but Mr. Crisp argues that he is Gin
competent" just the same, and filings
his mud" right on.
Mr. Crisp and Mr.. Hudson live in the
same city-Americus The writer hap
pens to know number of prominent
citizens of Americas for years, AM
can youch for the truth Of the state
ment that the people of that city has
as high regard and as much confidence
in the honesty and integrity of Mr.
Hudson as they have in the honesty
and integrity of Mr.. Crisp. He may
not have as distinguished father al
Mr.. Crisp to give him start in prom
inence but Mr. Hudson has dug ou'
his own prominence in life by hare
ticks in filling the soil and the loyalty
of his friends.
Mr. Crisp and Mr.. Hudson, living II
the same city-Americus-they have
evidently known each other for years
MIR. Crisp is lawyer; Mr.. Hudson Is
farmer. Mr.. Crisp was judge OF thf
city court while Mr.. Hudson was statt
commissioner of agriculture LiVlns
in the same city, and both so promm
ert. of course, they knew each other'
and. besides, Mr.. Hudson calls MI
Crisp Charlie" and Mr.. Crisp writes
MIR Hudson as Dear Tom"
Dear Tom wrote Charlie II
March, 1912-just as Dear Tom was
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-27

Continued on Page 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-24
3mr lcbtcn Gmlc.
so Il n g. M.e hler

Inter 5ablreider @etbeiligllllg bat
norgeltern Morgelt la1a. $50 llbr Die
Beeroigliltg bon Serrn ssSobn g. M1p-
ner bonn srauerbaule, $50. 527 8eIt
Ia. StraBe, aus init ei11em Iral1er=
g%ottesoienlt Tim 1telln rbr in Ser SEQ
tbeorole sum @eiligen sSer5el1 a1lf
Dem ct. Marglterite's 6rieobof itatt-
9efluloen. &erp &ep. 5. s. 81. Tylar=
11tgan %5elebrirte sic I%ootcnmelle.,
sargtrager maren bie Serren Geo.
ysotb, s. Mclgel, @p. SsSacaer, Gus.
gdborot, @. @. 9eotb uto Wf. San=
ion.
5rau sc orgoretbe @eter<
Ell.
Die g%eeroisrng bon 1sran Mar9a=
retbe &eterien -bat geltcrn 9sad)n1it=
tag Inn 5mei l1br inter sablreider
gefbeiligllllg bonn ggrallerbaule, $50.
1918 @eit 2. stroBe ouf Dem 6oir-
mount 6rieobof ltattgeiun0en. SEER
Sobarncs &roeser leitete SEN Gralt=
erptenlf I'M 9altle llllo altf Dem 6rie0=
bot. Sargtragcr marer1 Die Serren
George &obmeOoer, Gbeo. S. @orite
9na11ll ISM. -@llnbranl, @er1rp aald,
Soblt sdroeoer nno &enrp Sdletb.
@arrie@ 9. Sorne.
Die 9eeroi9l,1g bon Serrn Sorrie
y. @orn bat porgeltern 3admittaq
INN 5apei llbr bonn Sral1erbau lie, $50.
1712 Soma straBe aus auf Dem
Safoale 6rieObof itattgefunoelt. Die
Irallerfeier I'M @auie u,o quf 0em
Ir1eobof mllrbe Don @ep. g. st.
satpbil bon @aibingto1l So, rn6
Nep. S. u. &ple bon 0apenport ae=
lcltet. sar9trager lparell Sic foleen=
ben leds laftipen 9ofomotipfibrer:
sSas. Mirfielo, @ln. Mrl1olb, sSas.
Smith III. @pganot, 8. Mc@llaaar
ltl1o 81l. Billiard. Is 5empelritte1
aus @albingto1t, Sd, fl,l1girten als
Observation-Disclosures.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-24

sunter benen, sic Dem
Groberer Qittids, benz General bpm
gmmi9, in 9annober bas lebte @es.
lett gaben, befanb ii9 aud Ser .ehez
malige unteroffi5ier, ser i'm Sabre
1866 in Minben ben Mbpantagenr
DITTO @mmi9 ausgebilbet bat. IS
TT Der Tabritant g9ebnrb Bubenz
berg, ber 1843 in Bfnbe ge6orels lit,
1864 Solbat tpttrbe nrb 1866 infoi=
5e 'Doribersebenber Jelb0ienftuntalsz
liAteit gum @rfaBbut0iaon na9
Minben fam. Dort aber. trot Ser
tiir3Ii9 ~Deritorbene Generol oamals
in Den Dient Elm, unb ct bnt ;eS
ipGter nieberbolt anerfannt, bab,
'bn1 Bic f4arfe @4uluns, Die ct oaz
mails bur6madte, rur pon NuBer
aepeien lit.
Die 8e reiteIun.g eines
Observation-Disclosures bur9 cine SFruu
bat Der &aifer bur9 Sic 9erleiburq
beg @iiernen Rreuaes belpbnt. Sic
Satin oes als @efretter in RoIel
oienenoen 6leifnermeiiters @foiit
aus @leiniB bemerfte, bor einiqer
3ett g%elegentli9 elmer Gilenbabnfa5rt
bon Sarnopib mad @leiniB, oas
Elm i'm felben Mbteil mitfabreneer
Mann. Der einen erpBen 9anbtoffer
BET 1i9 fubrte, reht fheu ltto urftet
ausfah uno auBerproentli@ nerpDs
tpar. .sym Mbteil penbelte er bin ilnb
per uno beiab iid Ole Strede, tppbei
ihn Bruden gang befpnbers au inter-
efiieren f@tenen. Mls ct einmal Sen
Mbort aufsefu4t bate uno Ser 3ue
an elmer Station belt, mabte lie HE
gifenbahnbeamten auf ibn oufmerts
lam unb diiuberte ben 0erbaht, oab
Der Mann 8Dfss i'm @9ilbe fibren
Tonne. Dieter tpurbe obne tpeiteres
feltgenommen; uno BEL Der l1nter3itz
dung oes Roffers itelte iid beraus.
oaB man es in Der Sat init einem
Spion unb @errdter gu tur batte,
oenn in sem Softer befanoen fih
Sprengnert5euse, bic iebenfou5 air
Nusfibruns zines Gifenbabnatientaz
tes beitimmt tparen. Muf Den Beriht
an Die Sberite 9eeresleituns bin per<
lieb jeBt Der Raiitr ser oMmertias
men gut beoba9tenoen Grau SOS
Giierne Rreu3- 2. 8laiie am ,peibz
l4tparoen 8an6e.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-24
=MMSet9e.

Srelntben unb 8efnnntcn biermi,
bic tralri8e Madridt, baR l1nicr liebc,
gater, Sd1pieserpater unb GroBbatcr,
0rib &abI
ant Maittipod}, Sen %. Sebruar. 0dorz
gems Inn 1915 llbr. nad laneem
fdipcrcn 2eibcn I'M Mlter bon II Sabs
rem, 10 Monaten llnb % Eagen lanfi
sentldfufen lit.
Sas 2eidenbesdnsniB finbet ON
,Sreitdg, sen %. Sebrllar, Madmittags
nm 2 l1br, BON @rlnses 2eidenbeitat=
.tiln9s Gtabliiiement aus nab Dem
.Sairnount Sriebbofe itatt.
llm titles 8cilciS bitten Sic tiefbez
triibten 9interbliebenen:
Srau Clans Mcinfc, geb. @abl,
Sral @illiait Haf, geb. &abI,
Charles l&ab1,
@inber,
.neblt gdipiegerfinbern, .@nfeln nnb
'M.,24,25. s@crpanoten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-24
ariess : aadenrcsept.

Cine 6ausfrau in aaliel bat 81,
ourd Die 8ltnoesratbsbe itimmul,ger
perarlberte 2ebensbaltung lpie folg;
uberlidtli9 f%eltsebalten:
@ontoss fodt man obne Sett,
9ienstass fleildlps (auh gang nett)
Wittipo6s barf man allies clen,
9onnerstnss bas Sett berseIienl
Sreitags 9ibt's Elm Sildgeri9t,
S6meinefleiib am samstas nidt,
Sonntaas Fat n,an enoli6 Stub,
9enn % linb Die 2dben gu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-24

gerlarst: Gin Damn ober Sralt, en-,
sasirt in ei1cm groben gtqblinement.
1t,n als infer @ertreter 5u fungiren.
Gin gutter gerbienit farm er5ie1t iperz
Ben, pbne oaB es binoerlib nit Der re-
9nldren Mrbeit lit. @mpfeDlnngen gez
ipiit,iht. Moreiie nrter n152", Ser
9emufrat". 20,19t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-24
MeueS aus Ntolint.

9Sad langerer &ronf6cit lit eelteru
Mprscn III ibreln .@cin, 1922 IA,
lNnenlc, 6rall emanuel so. Setbin
inn Sitter bon 30 Sobren geitorben.
Sic mnroe am-S. sSSllli 1881 IN 500.
line geboren, lebte einige. Scit in
Chicago; Oann III Scgus nnb lett bem
Sabre 1899 in MoIile.. Sic Gerltor-
bene binterldBt ibren @otten,. nit
Dem lie iib ON i. SSarl,ar 1910 Der.
beirattete, cine 9odter, bie Iutter,
eil1en @ruoer nuro orei S9apeltern.
Die 8eeroigung finoet at1 .Greitag
gsadmittag Don Ser. @riten 2l1tberi-
iden Stride aus oui bem &iperlioe
6rieobot. itatt.
SS1 gait Decline fat ii6 poreeitern
Mben6 in 0en Commercial Club M1li-
men Elm @erein fir quite 2anoitraben
%orgatiiirt. Gertreter aus allen Srt-
id)aften 0es oberen Gonntps tpare,1
5llgege1t llno tpuroe Sic Organization
permanent gemad)t. MIs @oriiser
tplroe S. SO. Sr1onion bon &ort
Byron un0 oils 5efretar Srortf Mac-
NalIp bon Mlbanp erspGblt. Sic ,tel1e
8ereinigung miro ibr 8eites Mllr,
nm 6ie 2anoitraben in e1,ten sSulta1ro
5m ieten. Ole nadite @%eriammllng
.ion in einigen @o@en itattfinoen.
Ser Soea Mdtnerd)or bieIt por=
geiterni Mben6 I'M Commercial Club
Elm groBes @anfett nebif &%on5ert .ab,
an tpeldem etpa IT'S &erionen meil=
naBmen. Ser Mannerd)or beitebt
lett iiber 30 Sabren l,no bielten' n1eb-
rere Ser Mtitglie0er Mnlpraben iiber
toas @irfen 6es @ereins, unter 6ielen
Carl 2unoberg, @rof. q. @ult bonn
Mllguitana College umb perlGieDete
Mnoere. Gin intereiiantes &rogramrl
fam CUR Musfiibrultg, belteben0 mlS'
etpa Is Nltmrnern. Die 9eanlter
oes Mannerd)ors iin6: Z
0irigenf ~ @rof. S. gictor 8erg-
.quiii.
8raiioent - gborles @runitrom.
@~i5eprdiioent - Oscar Treeman.
@rot. Sefretdiir - Mnton @nl1t.
Sinansiefretar ~ elmer $. @ng-
itrom.
Shatmeilter, 9ictor garIite6t.
@ibliotbefar - 6. 50. Soiepbion.
Diteftoren - George IS. Soh1tI-
fonyp Sscnr gderp,en1 u. g. Carlton
nno e.. is. Npqaflt.
Muoitoren - Sscar 8obman, gs-
fep SSdbnion nn6 Maftin Mnserlon.
saa setr ee@..aasfe.
Tie2eide Der ont Meortag Mbeno
'perlterbenen Jrau &utbrpn Garon4tit
borgeltern nod 8eoria sur Beeroi-
lgtnng 6erfiibrt moroen,. weIde 6d-
bea1te Morgen BON ser futbtIi-
.5den ct. Marp's Stride aus cuff Sent
tfatbolijden Jriebbof itattfinoen
miro. y
Die gdiiler ser @obidule tper.
Ben am 5reitng 4beno I'M Muoito-
RUM ser &odidylle cine patriotiide
8aibingto1z2incoln 6eier .abbaIten,
fiir; apelhe ein iebr. zinter9Ifantes llno
Der 8elegenbeit angepaBtes ,&ro-
gra1nm our Musfiibrung fommert
miro. Serr 90. 81. Meeie, Ger be-
fannte @eldidtsforid)er, aDirb PEI
bieler 1@elegen6eit cine &eoe iiber
9incoln's 8irfen balter, iQlitrirt
our6 2idtbiloer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-24
2pfdr 8ettu5utd1A

Oabenpprf, %. Icbr.
9urd1idnitts : @aroneteritano 3O.O7
Gllrd)idnitts : Semperatltr . SO
Sodite Semperatur beute s. 80
MiebrigItc Senlperatllr lette 9sad)t SO
saor1nale Senperatlr fir 33
Sabre 90
D1rdidnittlide Se,dAefeit aer
2uft rs
ssicoeri6lae in "a stlraocn 600
gorberridenoe @il1oridtlu1g 30.
@alierltaro Inn z l1br 0aorge1ls 1917
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-24
etaot nlb Gountp.
goun. rstae, ben "a. Tebrnar.
Neherberidh.
81 ni.hi {

Sal - / gton, %. Icbr.
Sir Snii,ois: Gbcilmeiic triib ltl1o
rtlpas morn1er Ionmerstag; Srci=
tag better ltlo faltcr.
Sir Solpa: Setter @onncrstag ullo
Jreitaa; fdlter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-24

Srau ;9rqrrf @. Mlleller bat &C.
1terl1 on Dos gel1tralfomite in Seem
Dorf meitere $4,000 gelan6t.
@eitere geitragee, ltebuten e,,tgegen
Asaltor Garl Soltermann @aitor ..
$. Sort, &farrer MntbonD @dpett-
ingb, 5ra1t Sranf g. Ma1eIer, eSra11
@iloa SO. Deattbep, Sral1 e(rno 8.
Neterl len, Sraltlein @elene Seiffert,
Die usSo1pa Geform" uno Ser De-
mpfrat".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-24

3n berfdnfc1: D1Sbef, 2 gcftcn,
8arbrobe, @aierfrdft : @aidmaldiz
ne, gisidranf yil,,b 2 @au1enipinoe.
Mlnb innerbdlbs bret Sagen %bcrfanft
tperben. @or5ufrasen I'LL tpeitlide
6. Strabe: 22,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-24
0saa erlpabne ben .@apenport 9emotrat."
IA14I4I]I~IA4AA

MpI4r @ertbbple HeI51@arz
~ nitur NIT 8Dpfen.
9dtpdnse inb &lallen, geiben gefIts
teri. febr mobcrn, mir brci MlaI ge@
trascn, @ertb $500. bertuuft sll
$500; ebenfalls 5fpei ~tuertbpolle nit
Ecl5 gefiitterte 8erren : lleber5ieber,
cr,slii6 @ilton 8eus, 10 gut tpie nett,
8ai6leoer Saiden, @ertb $75 per
Stiid, geopfert fir $40 bas Stiif. Ctr
@antel lit srob un0 Der anbere fleiner-
gisentbiimer rciit mad Californian.
@or5ufraseu in SEQ. 622 gsain Ctr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-24

Geindt: Cine iunge beutide Srau
tpiinidt tagsiiber 8eiddftigrng BET
ainbern. @rs. 8riesele $40 90.
Ctr, God Sslanb. 18,18t.s
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-24

g%erlangt:, Gin MoreBbn@ Der @tabt
9abenport bonn Sabre. 1915. Morefe
nebit Breis etc. inter .nG. s." an ben
n9er 9emotrat".. 14.batr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-24

ansuit gan @aTeubDbe niliSbte bit>
tie .g. %. 2acp. Sod Ss1anb Zines.
Des Moines" fcinen gegentpdrtt8enf
@pbnort angeben. 27,I@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-24
sibirildJer SalfsfonSs.

Sir 0en iibiriiden SiiIfsfonos lie
fen geltern $3.50 ein, io0aB ser
Sol1os iest a1lf $S73.S5 geltiegen lit.
9ie e%ingelaltfel1elt geitrage iino tpie
folgt:
Sraulein 8. ~. @offmarm $500
Soma 81 e o I III.
3ltpor bertbtet $4,000
@ernralm Stlibr, 81. 81. SEQ. 2. 500
3niarnrctt .$54.Oo
Ser emofrot.
3npor beridtet .$t60.5O
Siite bon Captain @offbauer ST.
so mie foIst:
@n,so @offbauer, @uffaro $500
Sobn Saller, Buffalo LOO
Ggsert @a6l, Buffalo 100
Bouts graur, 9uffalo LOO
Soiepb Mebger, @1ffalo . 0.5O
Gin 6rellno, 8uffalo . 100
q. 6. @eoen0ori Buffalo 100
Mlloolpb Sd)roeoer, Buffalo 100
Jrau S. &aufmarn 900
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-24

8or Der 3erHDrung burh
Jeuer rettete bic feline Mutb 5npz
Der, Das 5~peijdbrige 9Dhter4en Ser
G6eleute Monroe 9npber, sic eltere
'i9e Wo6nung in a6eatlebDille, pa.,
inbem iie, aus benz @mlaf ertpodenb
unb tbr 3immer in 5lammen Itez
6eno, eiligit in bas 5hlaf5immer
Der gltern lief oieie pedte unD t6~
men bic iberrai 4snoe Mitteilung ouz
miiperte. Snbber betleibete iid notz
birftig unb lDi6te bic Glummen, ebe
bieielben peit I'm ii@ gesriffen batz
ten. 9as Sous uno biellei@t audi
bas 2eben ieiner 8etpobner tpdren
%Derloren getpeiep, tpenn 6as Rinb
ni9t erpaht ndre uno 70 prompt
aebanbelt Aatte.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-23

Capital Cost tEur.) s25,O0O, 900, 900
Capital Cost (Amer) $l5.53l, 631 1916
Per mile (European) $4,000
Per mile (Americsn) $64,479
Moreover, every mile of American
railway was built with labor costing
from twice to three times that paid in
Europe and with money for which an
average Of one per cent more had TO
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-23
.Peugh Realty
PHONE 266

be guaranteed. At European rates
for labor and money, American rnil-
ways could have been built under the
same financial system by which they
were built, for approximately 40,00t.
or one-third the cost of the European
railways.--From Railway Statistics
Of the United States Of America for
the year 1914.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-23

Il do solemnly sewar Tor affirm
that | will faithfully execute the Of
Ace Of President of the United State>
and will, TO the best Of my ability,
preserve, protect, and defend the
Constitution Of the United States"
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Why YouS Should Own d Maxwell

Ftst because eofostahls yo rsnty Of for five
pcn dep soft cnns; qCs mads q H. best spsns stes
sseely heattse4 sceu.esI spendsd and balanced You
Ssesna because ths Maxwell Trim. goodookns
Many !skers of heavy high priced cara ys know COPIED tho
general e the shape Of the BODY and hood Of Maxwell This
more q compliment than infTnssment
Third ecaue the Maxwell bsns 81 tssn years evolution
degned and svoe cousiut
and snthfyins service to thousands Of
Maxwell made of the best Int money and brains can
bcnd they made right You only what
u put into it. EsE - N - -
Fourth because everything Maxwell that you can get
any ear and you get for less money.
The answer to t that the Maxwell light and il i built IN
quantie The Maxwell Co three largest bro
ducers Of high grade motor n the world
Fifth bsese The Maxwell viii you miles ps dollar tkan
any buik - $500
We this without hesitation our honest bee .r -
wiling 70 BY Maxwell own by compaeon vih
other car q By any otIsr suggest o prefer.
The Maxwell win please We spA Let n. ..n.. a. d
onssaon and ven take the responsibility satisfying you compses
Tourine Car 1855 Roadater s6as
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-29
IMPORTANCE OF GREEN FEED
Essential Item In Poultry Ratlons Dur
Ing Egg-Laylna Season-Bene-
fetal to Health.

Plenty of green food for the poultry,
all they will eat, Is an important item
in poultry ratiOns during the winter
egg-laying season as well as at other
times Of the year. This can be sup
piled by growing kale and other win
ter greens outside the pen and giving
the birds daily quantities, or by SOW
ing a fall pasture of vetch, rape, mus
tard, rye, wheat, oats or other crop
that will make consistent winter
growth.
In the latter case the fowls will have
to be kept off the sowed area until the
young plants get well established, when
they will afford the hens all they need
with no trouble to the owner.
Provided in either way, the green's
will have a beneficial effect upon the
health Of the flock as well as exert a
valuable influence on the yield and
quality Of the eggs.