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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27
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unb bod ausrsidsnbsn Mittagiilf
tinridteten, unb Omar unter aFormen,
bic feline 8eIu9sr dubsrIi9 in tsiuer
Beiis ais asute tsnnoei6nsn, BIZ
Mobltatsn aus aIIssmeinen MitteIn
seuisben.
Mer fi4 biefen MittngtiI9 Itern
mill, Iest untsr sonS unduffGIligen
4sbinsungen elmer bofiir singelebten
Stelle feline @erbdltniTle hor unb
erbdlt olsbann cine ausiDeistarte, bic
ibn bere9tist, ii6 an Der anIIs b,s
Wlittagstiiaes cine ober mebrere
Spsiiemarten su is go pig. au Tau.
fen. Mlit elmer Iol9sn Morie p;rb
has @ifen be5abIt. Der etbifGe &C.
bante aIio 1T, boB bic Speiien ni9t
umfonf finb. fonoern tatIdalih.
irsnr aud nir GuBerIt mdbig, be8ublt
perbsH, pObura ie6r bitIen qsrfos
men, bic 6urd ben arisg Doriberge.
bsnb au erbe6Ii6en Gini4rdutuuaen
genDtist fin6, abr nidt nm aImDIen
fir fi4 bitten mOsen, cine psIsntIi1s
grlei9terung gebotsn ipirb, Dbne i6s
rem Selbfbetpubtiein stipas 3u3umus
ten. Man erbdIt fir bic 60 gfa.
cine Suppt. einer aus Sleil6. (Gii9s
Ober Giergeri9t), R~artotIsIn un6 Sc.
miiie b%sitebsubsn Song unb surt
SdIab cine Suiie aaffse. Giles iebr
gut uHO trdftig, au9 reinli4. Gaus
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meiff ebsnfaIls Der SeieIII9aft onqes
bOris, parten Bel Glide ouf. Sic
gan3s ginri4tung finbet pudIsnocn
3uiprud.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27

Die as. Subres . aonbention
Der Qer5te-9 ereinigung bon g1ebros-
ia fam 9onnerstag obenb nit Ell.
mem groBen gonfett I'M @ptel 5ons
tenelIe gum abi6luB. I'm Der Son.
BENTON nabmen $40 aer5te tell.
.0ie na6itidbriee &oubention fin0et
in 2incoln itatt.
SIN Qlter bon SO Sobren tpur.
De geitern Grneft s. @unt, elmer
Der befunnteften 3eitungsleute Der
5taot, bonn 3ooe n%bberufen. Ser
@erltorbene mar bon 1887 big 1894
an Der 9feonftion Ser gGnloba Bee"
ongeIteIlt uno bon 1896 bis au Iei.
nenu CODE AM 8eOoftionsitab oes
,8orIO. SeroIo" tdtig. Gr binter.
ldBt feline Satin, eitten Sobn uno
einc Sdtpeiter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27
9riant
Gin bun Der RieberIaee feines Batter.
lanbes R%berseustsr 5~ranSuie.

Gin bun ber HieberIase ieines Batter,
lanbss iiber5easter 5rnn5Oie.
Mlan msIbst aus paris. 6oB in Oies
fen Goesn in ben Rdmpfsn Dor 0er'
bun, i'm @aIoe bon gourss, Der
Iran3OFi6e ObsrFIeuinant Oriunt ses
fallen ohsr brripunbet in @et1ngens
lnaft gernten lift. 60 pbsr 10 Iiegt
IN bieIem Qusgang zines ginosIiAids
Tals, 6as Der Uerteibisuug Iotbrins
sif4en gobens gum Spfer gebra6t
lpuroe, cine gentle 9ragit. Dsnn Der
Nonn ber poIitifdsn 3ribune, Der
iebt 5pei fransOfide SdserbutuiIlone
In ben Rampf fiihrte, mar Elm felt
laugem BON Der Hieberloge letnes 9as
itrlanbes iber3sligter RotionaIiF. Bon
ibm Itammsn bic DOrte: ~Msnn man
uus beute at siuem ariege eegen
DeutI9Iarb bsbt, 70 tptrb es Elm uns
sIidstrieg iein. mir nperbsu ss>
-
l9logen merben tDie 1870"
Der 70 i6rieb, mar Elm wldnn Ser
Reban9e. Sn ben 80er Sabren. in
Der aufiteiesnbsn auI Oes bonn aries
&c bes Iebten Napoleon eben erbolten
5rantrei9, bate er bea In Die Ste
sesirompete esblalen, bate bic
.guerre be bsmaiu" geI6riebsn unO
srnilia an cine nmfobung Der Welts
sd9i9te geglaubt. St mar Elm
damn Des Rrieses. ober er psrapeis
TeIte an Der MOgli6tsit zines Sieges,
ala unh neil CT 0as beutIne 6eer
Inb. 60 lporo er gum Marner, gum
9ertanoer osutfdtr 5eerestuGtisieit
aus 2iebe unb Gorge nm JrontreidL
10 lHie0 er aus Der iiber alles ges
hebten frnnaGFideu Qrnes aus. Die
Isr 0ffi3ier, Der aus 8ouldngers
6aile bic GDdter beimgeFihrt bate,
IN Dem bic Gitten altfran30fiden
Rittertums lsbtt1 unb fd nit ben
4usartungen tD~nferpdtiper 9ers
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS St 5ab gegen
bic MepubIit, bic Jreimaursr, nis SUI
ben uno - suria defenders bic
6o3idIiIten begbanoen, bieIer pnirios
Eifne 3elpt, htr In ben 0omen oeS
tirdsnftinOIidtn paris gum 9srsen
SeIu I'M bic grhsbung bes Bottles
euopigs bes SeiIigen bstete, oieIer
psrnbI9iebets MoiOr Driuut fGrisb
tin BUD. IN benz sr Grantrsi6s linz
Esrgang fiis tnsliide Snterefen ipeiSs
Iagte, Das Bud tra0t bic Iufs
|9rift: .Gsnem rleuen @eban eutges
gen.. Es fiihrte natiirIih su einem
6t1n6al fonoergIsifen In Grantrtid;
Don pielen perIpottst Ober p~aterlonOss
lOisr Geiinnuns se5ieben. tDirtte BITE
BerDffenlIi3ung nnb fhon bic
5ntiade. 6oB ein alter 9ffiaier Elm
T0I6es Bud iibtrbnupt ihreiben toms
tt It1rt beprimierenb dnf bic Of
Fentlide Defining Trantrei6s. Dds
Bud erf6ieu oud in 0eutfdlnnb
In elmer nutoriiiertsn lieberieBun1
tnb brodte ss 81 elmer nnfchnIifen
MufIoSs. Nus biefsr S1rift ipri9t
foit sttpos, b1s man bic Not elmer
STEELE nennsn t6nate, tpellt ca aud,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27
@nts gnsiidten FIR granSeis.

Wnibingfon, y. Wl1t. ~ aaen
qni6ein nod, id)eint bic 9eitdtiguns
Don 2ouis .. granoeis gum aif.
ter oes 0bcrbun0esgeri6ts 70 gut
uie lider an ieirL ME ielblt repiibli,
tanii6e 0litgIie6er oes 9tn6esIe.
mats 6pgeben. Der Gennt piro an
ndhiten 9~ornerstag iber bic Be-
itdtigulig obltimnten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27
Maaerbad fir ale 4rtei bon SGtel
1rbeiten.

8ie IN friberen Sdbren .Gttde.
rel, 10 lit gang beionoers iest
oSafeln" gum 2oiunesnort unferer
Srauenpelt eeiporoen in Der freien
Belt, Die iie ibren 8fli6ten abge.
niunt. llno BARN bot tie arG Me6t,
6a man ia obne groBe Miibe urb
Soften ettDos Sd6nes utto bod All.
gleid NiisIides fir feline Greunbe
Ober ii9 ieIbit beriteIIen fam. Da.
bel tommt ibr oIs gutter Hataeber
infer Bud go. 3 5itr Silfe. auBer
90 DerfhieOenen neueIten @uItern
bon 8oiIen ODER. Sods fino fe6r
nieoIide leihton8ufertigenoe Multer
bon Sdols, 9antoffeIn, 9edden,
Sonotaihen5 Sdubden un6 Silet.
,0rbeiten oarin entbnItert tDeI9e obne
Srose groBen 9eifal finoen tperoen.
|S1rmen Sic niht nit Der geIteuung
0iefer neueiten 4itsQobe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27
Niehifder @nrnhienrr.

Stem gorf, 81. giai. Der Bel
Dem 8nnfbnlis 8. @. Rorgdu &
so. ongeitelte 18idbrige 8iirooie.
her Niaiam Mcllanus, lit unter
Mitnnbnte bon $t0,5f5, benz $50.
denlobn fir Die Qngeiteaten Der Sir.
ma, felt seitern mittag ploslid Der.
buffet. Die 9oIi8ei tpuroe belia9.
ridtigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27
narh bonn NRInln Eummt nidt.

WerlirL ~. Wlai iiber Vonbon.-
DaS @eriidt, iDonod fi6 er.Oieihe.
ton5Ier Shirt b. Billion OILS ipe5ieI
Ter Senobcte mad @oibinetoH be.
eeben ipirD, tint I'M Sntereiie Der
perbeihibrung Oes GrieoenS idtig
81 ieir, tuirO bier offi8ieIl In gb.
rebe Qeitellt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27
gnaI. 9ampFerIinien beridmoIaen.

2onool n. 9ai. Cine oeit.
lpeilige @ereiabartlng our Der.
i6melonng Der Gilnaro uno Der
Commonwealth & Dominion Gam.
pferlinien lit beltte obeno offi3ieu be.
tannt gegeben tuoroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27
81. OOO.OOO fir arieaenptIeihenhe

ytelD gorf, n. WloI. Die
Rockefeller Stiftnns bat 81, 100000
iitr bic llrteritisuug Der arieggnot.
eioenoen in &oleh Serbien, Mtonte.
legro urtb 4lbauien ausgelest, iuie
1eiteru oben0 bon benz 9ireftorilm
1efannt gegeben nitr0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27
ea. s. s:appid, aOuofat.

@saftisiert in alien @eridten og
Gtaatps ui0 Der Der. Staatel.
6dlreiDt 9cItameita aus, beiorgt &c
fittitel ulo felt abItrnfte burh
licbt, Dab Geitamente I'm 9adIdiIen
Gdait5gcridptc qeoronet ruerhen. ge.
forat Nsamadten un0 Siebt Orb.
idcitsn In irneub einern TbeiI bcr
Mzf Elm. s4oGeftiert ausItdnbe
eprift Geitjh unO 1T 0ffentIidel
Rotar. 34S Gmoba Rational Bar
Geb1llbe. Omaha. Mebrosfa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27
geniipn fir Methphiaen.@eihli6e

Sa%rotoga Springs, q. g.. 81
Diai. Qllf Der 6ieiigen 8entral.
aonfere1a Der MetBo0iiten tpurot
oeitern beidIoiien, $10,000,000 fit
eiten geniionsfonO Iir betagtl
W}etbooiiten . @eiitlife un6 0erer
Bittpet ourd Sammlungen auf5u.
briuueu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27

Sic baden MIR atpei aueetL rn6
Oos Bette lit MIR chen gut genltg
fir Oieielben. 8eiu6en Sic Or.
0eilanb In 6remont. Seine Sor9.
fnlt gorontiert s5bren grfoIg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27

Das 90 affsr Der MdIatfaitroBs
Bat cine Ftdnotee Semper1tur bon So
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27

gs beaobIt fid, in ben .RIoi.
Efiairtel1 @~naeieet" Ger Sribiine az
annonclren.
Maan nnterItiise Die oeutIdlc
&reIfe. itoem man St ibrer Ser.
breitling beitrGgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27

tet. 9ie air6cnIetlte mollen je6o9
cine gerihtli6e 9erfolgung einleis
ten.
@ran6 SsIuno. Die aufbebung
nerfdieoener bieiiger 6renoenbGuier
am p%ergangenen 5nmstog itno bic
babel erfoIgte 8erboftlng bon etipa
95 8erionen bat Der Stnotfniie Die
biibIde Snmme bon $4,000 Stroi-
eeloer eingebra6t.
2incoIn. Sreo Miner BON Snd-
fla ipurDe tpegen @erorbung beg
9oltnmts in 8rnoibosp Su elmer
8uhtbousitrofe BON einem Sabr bera
urteilt.
Columbus. 8ronoItifter babelt
am 9onnerstag idon gum stueiten
MoI innerbalb elmer 8o1e Oen
8erflh sernadt Die @pbntitg bon
Sralt McGormif nieOer5llbrennen.
Cine unteriuduug 1T eingaleitet
poroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-27

On Serfanien:-g2eues. mcDernes
Sans nit 6 grcBen 8inmern
6itiihc Hront. in gutter NoHbor
Idalt. Wrober @arten nit Oft.
bdinnefl, $4,000. SeIepboniert an
genicn 1868
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24
SoReHuMs TO PRODUCE MEAT
More Money Brought Into sub-HumId
Regions by Sale Of Stock Than
All & .ner Sources.

In no section OF the country has a
permanent system OF agriculture been
built without the use OF live stock. A
very careful observation OF the condi.
lions that re prevalent In the sub
humid sections OF the United States
shows that more money is brought
into those sections through the sale OF
horses, cattle, sheep and hogs than
from all other sources combined,
writes w. A. Cochel In Farmers Mail
and Breeze. The experimental work
OF the argonomists and cerealists in
dlcates that the grain sorghums prob
ably are the most valuable OF all OF
the grain and forage crops that have
yet been tried. This also Is indicated
by the practice OF the better class OF
farmers In the same regions who are
continually increasing the acreage de
voted to katir, feterita. milo, sorghum
and sudan grass and at the same time
are decreasing the acreage OF corn.
oats. barley and other crops that are
especially adaptable TO the more hu
mid regions.
II Is essential that the dry land
farmers as well as the farmers In 9th
er sections should realize thst the
chief function OF live stock Is to sup
ply a market for the feeds that are
produced in the local community, and
that the live stock business cannot be
separate and distinct from farming;
that the best live stock men are al.
most Invariably the best farmers In
the community and that the best farm.
ers are as a rule men who give a con
siderable amount OF time and atten.
lion TO live stock.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24
General.

Ocho clentos bandidos mejicanos
pasaron por Mimbres. N. NJ, Ia pri-
mera estaci0n al oeste de Columbus,
dirigl6ndose hacia Hatchita, N. NJ.
seg1n roportes procedentes de Doug.
las, Arjz.
Una cargo de tren complete do
azucar dc las islas Hawaii, Ia van.
guardia de una expedition de 250,00
toneladas, mandadas por relies dosdo
San Francisco hasta la costa attain
tica, lego d Flladelfia.
Las lncursiones criminales de
bandldos m6jicanos en- las ciudades
de Ia frontera durante los nltlmos
amos han sido bastante %frecuentes,
mas ninguna habia todavia alcanzado
las preparedness de Ia Ultima, en- Co
lumbus, N. NJ.
La ciudad de Columbus. N. NJ, esta
parcialmente en- ruinas y no menos
dc diez y seis ciudadanos Amerl.
canos son muertos, d resultas dc una
. .cursion de bnndidos a este lado de
la frontera ell %jueves, por In mahana
temprano, con Pancho villa q Ia ca.
beza de 1900 de- sus bandidos. Los
Mejicanos pagaron caro- su hecho.
Pablo Lopez, teniente EN- jefe de
villa fu6 matado y %algunas docenas
de- bandidos cayeron bajo 81 fuego de
los c%ludadanos y de los soldados
Americanos.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24
WHEAT soWN FOR BIG YIELDS
Summer Following Done In June Net
Only Kills Many Weeds, But Saves
Moisture for Future.

In growing my dry land crop OF
forty-eight bushelst 20 the acre the past
season the summer following was done
the fore part OF June, the year previ.
Gus. Experience has taught us that
this Ia the best time. as Il not only
kills the many weeds but conserves
the moisture, thereby storing II for Ia
ture use. writes George ". owen IN
Denver Field and Farm. My dry land
tract has been farmed for nine years,
but by the alternating method. Only
eighty acres out OF the hundred
and sixty acres are cropped each year.
Many have predicted that IN a few
years the strength Of the soil would
run out. and that II would have to be
left for n number OF years, Sc as TO
regain It's former productiveness. !
find, however that the land rather
than diminishing Is gradually gaining
In productiveness. The soil In a clay
loan and has n gradual slope to the
south. The first year II was farmed
the sod was broken out to a depth OF
four inches. Each succeeding year II
Is plowed two inches deeper, 80 as to
have the subsoll on top. After pillow.
ing the ground IL then narrowed 10 as
TO even It and conserve all the mols
ture.
There have been times when the
weed seed failed to come up before
blowing. II had TO he then disked to
kill the weeds. II they had been left
alone II would have been as hard on
the ground as II n crop Of wheat had
been raised. The seeding Is done
about the middle OF September. The
drill used Is n disk press which sows
from twenty.seven TO thirty pounds 10
the acre. The kind OF seed Is the Red
Russian.
Wheat raised on irrigated land may
be sown on dry land by seeding nor
to the acre. The past year seventy'six
acres yielded 2,G42 bushels Of high.
tested wheat. Twenty.seven pounds OF
wheat was sown TO each acre. When
thin sown the wheat plants have mort
Dol for stooling and produce larger
heads. The In between the row 4
provides the moisture for the growing
grain.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24
Washington.

N. d. Baker ha entrado On Ell curso
de sus obllgacIones a titulo de secre.
tario de la guerra On succession 4 l., M.
Garrison.
"Nuestro ejercito ha cruzado In
frontera con oil objeto de coger d
villa" telegrafio q Carranza ell sec.
retarlo Lansing.
El senado paso un proyecto de ley
revisando los artfculos de guerra, las
leyes especlales gobernando las
fuerzas militares del pats, que Sc han
quedado virtualmente sin enmienda
alguna desdo el aho 1906.
Despues de un debate de cuatro
semanas / senado vote oil PROJECTS
de ley de Shields que provee del
desarrollo de fuerzn hldraulica EN-
aguas navegables por medic de cap
ital privado. lei yoto mostr0 40 por
y 22 contra,
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24

Los Rusos %encontraron solo a diez
y sells Armenios en- vida en- Erzerum
de la ordinarla poblaoi0n de 10000
segdn lnformes recibidos en- Petro.
grad y enviados por 81 c%orresponsal
de Reuter- EN- la capital rusa.
I'm despacho procedente de Atenas
nj Exchange Telegraph Company re-
porta rumore de Ia muerte de Ever
Pasha, ministro de guerra de Tur.
quia, mas han sido en- vano todos los
esfuerzos hechos para confirmar 9 re-
futar las notlclas.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24
EPITOME DE
LA SEMANA
Una breve reiaelon de icon.
teclmlentos en- curse en- este
pals y IN Ell extranIero.

western Newspaper unIon News Service.
oeste.
La Quaker oil Company en- Pitts
burg, Penn, anunci0 un dlvldendo de
$t,4OO por acci0n; estas son al par dc
s25.
Tn hombre Tue matado y otro seri.
amente herldo en- m explosion de
nitroglicerina q varias millas dc
Tulsa, Okla, que redujo a pedazos
muchas v%entanas en- Tulsa y sacudio
muchos edlficos.
P6rdidas enormes en- marranos,
ganado. caballos y oveJas por agricul'
torres en- las tierras bajas de los rios
de James y Missouri, cerca de Yank-
ton, s. d., Sc reportan por los parti'
dos de asistencia patrullando en-
botes los varlos districts que SURF
r de las inundaclones.
Con ell fin de zanzibar el lugar de-
mltin de Ia conferencia de goberna.
dores del oeste de Butte, Mont, a
Salt Lake city, y tenerla un die antes
de Ia abertura de Ia conferencia
nacional de gobernadores, que SO ten
dra en- Salt Lake City en- In Ultima
parte de JUNO. Sc va d presentar una
proposition a los executives del ceste
por 81 g%obernador Lister do washing.
ton. presidente de la conferencla del
oeste, por medic del gobernador
Withycombe de Oregon, su secre
tarlo.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24
Aesrea de Ia guerra.

Alemania declare la guerra contr
81 Portugal, que Sc vuelve asi la dacl.
matercera nacion beligerente en- cl
grand conflicto.
Londres no esta tranquila acerca
de las noticias anunclando la prosen.
cha en- el mar del norte de una gran
flota alemana.
El reporte official de Alemania
anuncia Ia captura del fuerte de
vaux, mas los reportes mas recien
ties dc Paris dlcen que es mentira In
noticia.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24

TROOPs=United statoR forces con-
centrntlng at border points ana
orders sent all posts In western
part OF country 20 be ready 10
cniraln ut any minute; 1900 men
and twelve neropinncs pursue VII
Ia. who killed 30 Americans,
wounded many and destroyed hair
OF Columbus, New Mex.
FuNsTON-Maj Cen. Frcdk. FunH-
lon to have supreme command OF
expedition but War Department
orders him to remain on border,
and actual leadership probably
VIII 90 to Brig. Gen. pcrshing.
Four regiments OF cavalry or
dcred from interior for border pa
troll duty.
sECRECN-M Movements OF u. s.
troops and plans for expedition
Kept secret 40 villa will get MS
little warning as possible.
NILLA-Rcportcd ut La Ascension,
southwest OF III paso n on
railroad from Mormon colony TO
border ana also headed for El
Tlgrc, In sonora, where Americans
are at mines.
CARHANzA-IHsued manifesto de-
clnrlng Mexican government
would not permit American troops
10 cross border, unless reciprocal
privilege was granted to MeNicans'
II am sure that / interpret IN THIS
matter the national sentiment, ana
that the Mexican people viii com
ply In n dignificd mnnner with their
duty, be the sacrifices What they
may, to sustain their rights and
sovereignty II unfortunately this
draga US into n war--n war which
the United states can never Justify.
We VIII not be responsible for the
disastrous consequences. Upon the
heads OF the t%rnitorous MeNlcanH
who. within and without this oun .
try, have labored to produce this
result. will fail the inexorable jus
tice Of the people. CANRANIA."
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24

Washington, March iS.-Gen, Car.
ranza's request fer permission to
send Mexican troops into American
territory to pursue bandits who es.
cape across the border will be ron.
sldored by President Wilson and Sec.
rotary Lansing today.
II has been considered practically
certain the the reply would be TO the
effect that American troops were only
being sent into Mexican territory I'm
pursuit Of the Villa outlaws because
the de facto government OF Mexico
did not have sufficient forces on the
scene TO deal with the situation and
that whenever bandits should cross
into American territory where there
was not sufficient American soldiers
to take them into custody, the right
OF entry would be accorded Carranza
troops.
This, II is believed, will be satisfac.
tory 10 Carranza aud make It possible
for him TO acquiescc In the operation
of American troops in northern Mexico
without stirring up popular sentiment
among the people against him.
Secrecy regarding Gen. Funston's
plans for moving against villa aud his
bandits has been 30 rigidly enforced
at the War Department that evon
high officials Of the government are
In doubt as to whether American
troops actually had crossed the Mexi.
al border.
Secretary Baker announced that the
Twenty-third infantry, now AT Calves.
ton, Tex, had been ordered to Ia Paso
because OF fear Of Mexican attacks
felt In many towns along the border
The regiment, about 1000 strong, will
ae stationed at points designated by
Gen Funston.
orders calculated to complete In dc.
tail every arrangement for the move.
mout of the American forces into Mex.
leo have been issued by officers OF
the general staff. Nothing has been
omitted IN the program recommended
by Gen. Funston.
Every move by the department 10
execute the Presidents order to hunt
down Villas bandit army IN northern
Mexico. who killed sixteen Amcrl.
cans at Columbus, New Mex, wounded
many others, and then set the town
on fire, is eloaked Ia secrecy In nc
'ordnnce with Funston's suggestion
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24

II you are thinking OF using some
tertilizlng plants or soil enrlchers
think OF ccwpeas or alfalfa. They both
draw nitrogen from the air and store
Il In the soil, and they do this while
producing a most valuable crop for
hay or food.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24

Mexico City, March 13.-Gen. Car
rama Sunday issued n manifesto to
the nation declaring that under no
circumstances would the Mexican
government grant the right to the
United States to violate Mexican ter.
ritory by sending In an armed force
In pursuit Of villa without consent
and the reciprocal privilege being
first obtained and admitted. Word
was sent to the confidential agent OF
the Mexican government In washing
ton to make immediate representa-.
lions TO this effect.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24
Be Reoular In Mnklno.

Early milking morning or evening
m day and later milking morning
or evening another day not only les
sens the output, but tends to disturb
functional activity Gaa prevents max
iinum yield for the lactation period
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24
snfetv Elrnt Mlth Rnlln.

Every few weeks somebody gets
hurt by an ugly bull who is long ON
horns and short on po~liteness. Saw
EN- off quick. Better be safe than
sorry.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-24

Make your poultry house comfort.
able. Watch for floor drafts. Open
The windows during the day. and your
house will be dry and your birds
hardy.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-12-29
FEE COUNTY HAS NEW
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

Mrs. Nina Otero Warren was ap-
pointed superintendent of schools for
this county Thursday afternoon and
Immediately assumed the duties of
the office.
Superintendent ]. V. Conway hav-
ing resigned to accept the position
of Assistant State Superintendent.
the Board of County Commiss s;oners,
which was in session at the time, ap-
pointed Mrs. Warren to fill 1.-THE
vacancy and her term of office will
extend over the next two years.
Mrs. Warren is we'll qualified for
the position and being conversent
with the good work, and methods of
Mr.. Conway is we'll prepared to con-
tinue the splendid work of improv-
ing the schools of this county which
has been in progress for the past
few years.