davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23

The Eureka Colony Brooder. The stove with the
eOrrogated fire-pot- Gas proof. Self regulating.
Can be operated at cost OF FIVE cents a day. The
Pierce Hardware Co, Milford. Del. Phone Al. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23

Be sure and see our Farm Equipment Demon
stranon going on this week. The Pierce Hard
ware Co. Phone Al. II
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23

Use Conkey's Buttermilk Starting Food The
only starting food on the market for young chicks
that contains buttermilk. The Pierce Hardware
Co, Milford, Del Phone H. II
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23
mtIfnrn GllruutrIr.
FRIDAY. FEB. %. 1917.

25 per cent of on all Horse Blankets. The Pierre
Hardware Co, Milford. Del. Phone Il It
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of a writ of Levaria Facias 10 me di-
rected, will be exposed to public sale on
Saturday, the 17th Day Of March, 1917,
at o'clock p NJ. at the Columbia House in Bridge
vile In North West Fork Hundred Sussex County
State Of Delaware the following real estate TO wit
All that certain tract piece or parcel Of land sit
uate lying and being on the south side of Walnut
Street, in the town of Brdgeville. North West
Fork Hundred. Sussex County and State Of Della
ware, and fronting on Walnut Street sixty feet
and running back one hundred and sixty feet to
an alley and further and better known and de-
scrbed as lot number 35 (85) Of the lands Of Gray
and Layton Development Company. as reference
being had TO plot recorded in the Office of Re
corder Of Deeds for Sussex County in Deed Record
ID. d. N. Vol. l65. page l20 &C., and the same land
conveyed by lndenture of Charles II. Walls and
wife 70 William Dickerson.
Seized and taken in execution as the property Of
William b. DickersOn and Evelyn Dickerson his
WIFE and will be sold by
JOSEPH NJ. DONAWAY. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Georgetown. Del. February
2lst. 1917.
20 per cent Of the purchase money will be de-
manded on the day Of sale. 2-23-2t
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23

HORSE, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS for sale,
$3.50 buys the outfit. Horse gentle, willing and IN
good condition. Carriage and harness used seveu
months. Sold because Of discontnuance Of can
vassing department driving routes Of Milford
Chronicle. Can be seen at residence Of Coione
Theo Townsend. Milford, Del. BY applying 10 Of
nee Of Milford Chronicle Publishing Company,
Milford. Del. I-26tf
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23
Public Sale.

The undersigned will sell at his home in Cedar
Neck three miles east Of Milford. on the road
leading to the Beaver Dam, on
Thursday. March Isl, 1917,
commencing promptly at 10 O'Clock a. m., but If
that day should be stormy sale will be held next
clear day. as follows:
LIVE STOCK.
Twelve head Of Cows. Two are fresh now and FIVE
more will be fresh by day of sale. One Heifer, IS
l7Ta months old. will be fresh 10
~7VttlAU soon. One Jersey Ball, % e-NsslelU
W-Z1 months old. Young Mule m-f
years old the 10Th day Of 'azl-1-Sas
March. Odd Mule Il years old and good worker
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Farm Wagons. Horse Cart and Harness MeCor-
mick Mower in good shape Tomato Rack 90 basket
capacity No. 10 Oliver Plow in good shape No. ls
Oliver Plow, two Walking Cultvators. two Fluke
Harrows No. 90 Oliver SnIky Plow, AA Drag
Harrew, two Grain Fans. scalding Cask, Block
and Fell five Log Chains lot Of Swingle Trees and
Harness, double set Of Lead Harness. lot Of Forks
and Shovcls.
Terms Cash-No goods to be removed until terms
are complied with.
1t WE. HlGNiAN.
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23

FOR SALE-We are Offering Pollard Dry Mash,
in which is embodied Poliards secret formula
records made in The North American Egg Laying
Competition by him. Enough said. Price 81 90 Per
hundred. Bags 10 cents extra. Delaware Egg
Delaware 2-I6tf
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23

HENS FOR SALE-lOO S. C. White Leghorns.
Curtis strain; young hens. Reason for selling.
houses 0vercrowded. Price 81 each. Can supply
one cOckerel half Barren with each 20 hens II de-
sired, at same price Win ship by express 10 any
address Write or call Miltonian Poultry Plant.
r. Davis Lingo Prop. Milton Del 2-9-2t
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23

FOR SALE-Regina Music Cabinet in first class
condition with IS large Records, some having two
selections on them. This is a wonderful instru-
ment changes its records automatically. Height
$4,000; can be bought for 5000. First come first
served. VIM. H. Warren. Palace Thealra. 2 OF
Milford chronicle., 1917-02-23

FOR SALE-Tomato SEED New Stone ant
Greater Baltimore. These are the best main erol
varieties. and the seed offer is Of my own savinI
and from the best Of the 1915 crop Pound postag,
paid Si.50 Asparagus Roots Bafrs Mammoth an,
Palmetto, 1000, $l.75. H, Austin. Eelton Della
ware % 5tp
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-10-19
CHILDREN'S BOOKS
NOT YET RETURNED

The following books loaned to the
children during the summer have not
been returned:
Library Of Pullman Public schools
Alcott-Little Men.
Brown-The Lonesome DOH.
Carroll-Alice's Adventures in
Wonderland.
Otis-Toby Tyler.
Pyle-The Story OF King Arthur
and His Knights
toddard-Little Smoke.
Washington State Travelling Library
Cobb-Yanker Mother Goose.
Lorenbini-Pinocchio Under the
Sea.
Loren2ini-Hand Book of BOYS.
Klickman-The Little Girls Sew
ing Book.
Londen--The Call of the Wild.
Miller-The Childrens Book of
Stories
Mulock-The Little Lame Prince,
Perkins-Thc Eskimo Twins.
Seton-Animal Heroes.
Spyri-Moni, the Goat Boy.
Swift-Gulliver's Travels.
The committee would appreciate
very much if these books would be
sent as soon as possible to Mrs. J. w.
Caushlan, 307 Montgomery street.
so that they may he returned to those
from whom they were borrowed. 1t
will be necessary to pay for those
not returned.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-10-19

IN manner beyond human endur-
ance. Tens OF thousands of French
soldiers in Germany have already
died. The others will be returned
TO us all broken up and worn out.
According to German official re-
! port publlshed year ago, 10, 600 of
our soldiers we're then filling the in
sane asylums or Germany. Under
all Sorts OF preteNts they are inflict-
| ing terrible reprlsals upon our un-
| fortunate prisons Last year they
sent 2o.OOO OF them TO Russian Po-
| lahd' ms year at the end OF Janu-
airy then sent Z5,ooo to the French
! 'front.' where they were exposed to
! the IRE from our guns. lhose poor
! men were packed III barracks TOO
small 10 AFFORD them the least COM
fort' ana had no IRE. Ihey were not
allowed 10 receive parcels from nome
ana were mace 10 work ABOUT 100
9ardS pehlhd the ilrst lhe trehches.
vi the Zo'Voo nearly 'Voo were
kiiIed by our proJectlles or perlshed
from olsease' the others were taken
BACK TO germany III pltliul cohul-
'loh anu 'rlppleu LOT Ile rest Oh lhelr
| ilNes' me term hs pTactlce thelr
| reprlsals especially upon oillcers ana
lhtelleetuals. Inc frohch prisoners
| VINO, during the ldSt TWO Years nave
peeh working III German MINES are
ruined lot ne lhey remain there
TOT le" months uhoerIeo ana 40
ing WORK 10 Whlch they are not ac-
cusIohheu anu return 10 the camp eA-
hausleo OF SICK Germany acts IN
Chls manner because she mas twice as
many Frehch prisoners as we nave
German AT lirse she treated the
tngllSh prisoners even worse than
ours out no" liiat England mas more
Herha an prisoners imam Germany mas
bngilSh' our &ccurseu enemy mas
changed tactlcs' one no longer
'roupies the hhglsh prisoners just
thihk OF TINS co"ardlce' well the
allles should pc uhlled on the ques-
tlon OF the treatment OF prisoners OF
war as on the conouct OF military OPP
eratiohS' America Whlch mas on her
SOIL large NUMBER OF German SUD-
Jects' could threaten 10 take
reprlsals on those German subjects
unless Germany gives French prison.
| erS oet'er treatment IL Is ques-
Iloh OF the future OF our race Whlch
Germany seems TO want 10 annihiiate'
lhls IS a thought. winch submit
TO you ana you can develop 1t there
do all | can to spread 1t and propo-
gate II mere
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-10-19
MUST HASTEN AID
TO GALLANT FRANCE
Lack of Food and High Prices Are
Being Keenly Felt by Our Ally

Sergeant Henri Chomard, censor.
in the Swiss frontier for nearly three
years and professor in the Lycee of
Bourg-on- Bresse in time of peace,
has written the following letter to
his friend, Francesca Nentrisca,
formerly member of the faculty Of
the State College, but now in the en-
ploy of the L. S. government:
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-10-19

WANTED-Track men for log
cling railroad; - cents per hour;
board 81 per day Apply Blackwell
Lumber Company Fernwood, Idaho.
sep21tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-10-19

FOR SALE-Choice residence lots
in College Park. adjoining college
campus. j. /. Ashlock. lly27tt
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-01-25

Ill
paa en- Maa6e, iom lite fan misfor=
itaaes, at 6e lite bar iiin6e at fnuie
Mo6itanoerne;; men begge @rupper
laber ogiaa noget bore unoerforitaa-
ct, fom maaffe iffe tpbes ligt paa
begge sioer af Sapet rssSeg tror, !"
iag6e Breitbenteh .at set biloe pere
tienligt. om leg foriegte at forflare,
bbor6an bi foritaar set.
..0et antp6er fgrlt og frelnit, at bet
tnua bore en- 6reo l16en Seier. Set
er life bebageligt at iige bette. Seq
(Sortfettes paa 2oen Sibe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-01-25
Knnanl @anpfr nun.
8ganfter Sismrb >. Sanger / CANT
: ton,. g. g., Srsnoerlasets Tor-
,nano, er plubielig bbo.

1 8anfier Sigur6 8. Sanger /
sg)qn 5outb Dafota, :1orf Slice
fonf,.l for: 9ontb Ddfoto, er afgaaet
peo Dsoelt / it Stem 2sroag Otter
miobag Ql. 4.30.
&onful Sanger bar en- al 6e melt
befienote Noron1eno Soutb 9afo>
ia, ligeiom ban bar go6t fien6t og
tog en- leoenoe 9el forifiellige @ie.
remaal in6et1 11orife &reofe ober belle
Nor6be1ten. @an bar feot / Trono=
biem ben 46e 9prtl 1869 af Torel=
orene 2prer og airfeianger 8. @an-
ger og @uitru feot 9anglo. 8eg=
ge Sorel6rene bar fra Bpnesiet /
Merbeoe,1 al Eronobien1 bpor @leg=
ten bar boet lange Ei6er, i6et @aar=
BEN @angran, bporttl SEN er f1pttet,
nepnes allere6e / &ellig 0labs Sis,
1015-1030, og 9anglo omtales i
1181, ba Song @perre 1neb fine 8tr=
febeiner 6rog giennem Sr6l16elage1t.
Sigur6 Sanger git paa &atbeoral=
ffolen Sron6bien1, bpor ban tog
Mt66elifoleeramen 1885. 8aaren
1887 n6ban6re6e ban til Mmerifa oJ
fom 6irefte til Oanfton. Sc. ferlte
5 9lar bar ban 9eputp County &as=
ierer. Sire og tDne Mar gan1mel blep
ban tilbl16t Stilltngen iom asftfez
renoe Statsiefreter, men afilog, oa
ban foretraf en- Mniattelie Oanfton
Mational 8anf> Der famtt6ig blep til
buot. bam. S 1909 par ban neo at
oprette Dafota geatioral 8anf, bbtS
@aslerer ban bele Eioe,1 bar bnret.
S 1918 blep Sanger u6nab1tt til
11orif @ieefonlul for @outB 9afota
@an pleie6e ogiaa fdr lin &oniulstio
ltaoig at in6fin6e fig til norlfe Step=
ner og Meber. SS11oen Srenoerla,
get bill ban blibe opbt fapnet. San
par bets Sorman6, ibet ban font faas
ban bab6e efterfnlgt &oniul 8enbe-
fe, ser oglaa 696e meget plu6leltg.
San bnr ogfaa Me6len af Sgn11er al
Morge og Minnebaba Man6sfor /
giour Sails.
&oniul Sanger bab6e bpret gift
to @ange. Sans fgrite $uitrl,, Dat,
ter al @anbelsnanb g. s. Solenl
paa 8igrngen ! Mnmoolen, 6e6e for
bel tre Mar 1tben efterlaben6e ban1
en- @en. San bleb gonmerett 1915
gift me6 Srefen Mgnes Camilla
Mrnt5en, Datter af belsmanb
Mr11t5en sgrbaagen> Norolano, Set
operleber bam tintgen1eo en- Datter.
@onfnl Snnger baDbe,t ganfton ct
tneeet paffert &ien,, bbts l16f1npf-
ming meb 1torffe nitgienltanoe ID.
be6e gterens Iebenbe S1teresie for
oet gan1Ie Gp6reIanb.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-01-25
Spiflanb tager tilbase Mnflasen

Spiflanb ta'ser tilbase Mnflagen
,nub &opiefa. @aibington ben lobe
San. @fterot BEN an1erifanife Mint@
fter Wopicfa fra giterrig bapoe for
flaret ita tog BEN tpife &egjering til,
bage fine 9nflager moo bam for
l1neutralttet, men befjenotgioroe, at
be n1ilitere MDn6tgbe6er bar ino6
at babe 9iplomater @l1fareit Mf
SEN @rrnb agter acknowledgements
1nentet at gipe @opicfu Hermtslton,
blep set officielt antpoet ioag.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-01-25

(5cbme16 Dar forleoen 1nofdlo1 Ne=
ierpeiolbater til 2ienelte. General
8iIle, Mrmeens 9perltfommanberen=
.oe, 11btalte forleoe1l,. at Mrmeen par
bereot til at foripare 2anbets ,gee1t=
tralitet til BET pberlte. SDife Crop
per ers blepe1t foncentrerebe peb Wa=
1eI, og oct be6er, at man frDgter for
ct asS,nofqD aie1ne1n Sebnei5 e
Jronfrige for at .bllsri nen al Sra11n'
1nnlloene befntte Del al Gliai5,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-01-25
: Bpnrnrrt hjp11t. !
Te1nogtgbe Sniin6 Militsme,to er al
General 6nnstpn gibet Srbre til
!. at reiie bjem.

Gan slnto11io, Geras, ben 226e
SSan. General Sunston bar <gipet
ober $4,000 geationalgarbifter Or.
Ore til at reiie bien1 fra Merieogren=
len itrar, ifelge @rtesoepartementets
Sr6re 2er6ag. 8lan6t be Eropper,
iom ifaI biernien6es, er Minneiota
1ite .Snfantert, @iseonfin 26et ssSn=
fanteri, Soutb Dafota 4be sSnfantert,
Mot1tana Erop 81 @upalleri, Nebra>
fla Seltboipital $50. /, &ompani q al
Ste sSnfanterts Gignalforps, sSsotpa
lite gifaoron @aballeri, 6eltboipital
$40. /, Mn1bulancefompant go. 1,
Observation-Disclosures, 3bie Snfan=
terri.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-01-25
@usIernes Qrnajel eftsr freb.

8nsiermes :2aneiel eft:r Treb. =
Netp Dorf ben 226e San. uDet RUS
iiife Soft ffriger efter Greo; bet fre'
her, at bpis SEN lite fon1mer mart,
bill bet afiatte 6e &egieringsleoere,
ser for n9rbere16e fortlRter Sri
gen, iogoe Span @baie, &rofesior
'Gocialgfonomi beb BET feiierlige Uni
herlttet 8etrogra6. &an fon bib
iGaar.
uGuntaen er 6aglig Sfnepla6ien
for be btlbeite 9ebatter angaaenbe
bette altopilugenoe g1nne, ifi6nt IN.
tet tillaoes at fon1me uo af 2an6et
paagru,1o al oen 6espotiffe Militer=
ceninr.
&bis fife set rnsiife Soft refer fig
/ 9fepolntton mob &egieringen fpr
&rigens Slntning, tror ieg ful6t oa
fait, at oet pil reiie Jig efterpaa, %
6et en6elig er bnagnet og negter al
la6e ftg reeiere af Ell oespotiif Mili.
terflif, bbis enelte 9anfe er per.
ionlig Climbing. 9i6en bort Soft ba1
be6taget itrenge 6orbuoslope, ct Sol,
fet baagnet."
Tabriferplpiione,t. 2on6on oer
236e San. So 8erioner blep orebt
~: alporlig iaareoe og 32s let iaa'
re6e I en- GrpIoiton en- glmmu1rt'
tionsfabrif i gearbeoen at 2onoon"
Hoft Greoag ifplge offictelle Spgaber
i6ag. Dette, blep bet fagt, antages
at bore en- fomplet 9pgape oper oe
forulDffe6e.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-01-25
@erbens itbrite Sister nd Selae1

@erbens fbrite 8ipber ng Sel9er.
8aibington BEN 22oe San. Sc Sor-
eneoe gtoter gaar @ptoien lom Ser
oens iterite &ieber og Splger ifplge
en6elig Statiitif igaar fra Sanoels.
:oepartemertet ober 6ioraarets l1oen,
rigsbanbel btien6e Ben npe @eroens-
ba1belsrefor6 at b9re $7,873, ,000,,
600.
Gecenbers l16fdriel beleb fig til
$52t 100000, 6en 1t6rite Maane6,
Ser fien6es. Ser er Tegn til, at 1917
fanife en6og fan oberltige ben enorme
l1oenrigsban6el ifior.
r6fprlelen beleb Zig til $5,48t,-
100000 og Snoferielen til $780,
O00, 900. l16fpriele1 bite en- @ttg-
ming af $1,926,000,000 ober 1915
og S11ofgrielen iteg $613,000,000.
3an0elsbalancen bdr 81, ,OS9, ,OOO,
600 / Sabgr al De 6orene6e 9tater
MOB $1,776, 900, 900 / 1915.
slommen ptl Mibe itaniet al &,tlbem.
8iHsburgb ben 226e San. 8ol6iont
&egn og Sneimeltning ober Mononga
btla. og MllegbenD- Slobernes 8an6,
ifiel brogte en- &un6giprelie fra @eir.
bnreauet ioag ON, at Obtoflo6en tan.
ife pil6e naa Slomftaotunt, 22.5 SOB,
ber. gpaabomn1et1e efter ii6fte Mats
0bierpattoner bar, at ct pIuoieligt
& Eentperaturfalo biIbe itanfe .Slon1.
men.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-01-25
Unrprnrrtttgrr.
Tlere sfibe, beriblanbt u8ersenbns"
melbes at pere ienfet. Slasifibet
vGcrnmallis"s SGnfnins.

geem BORT 6ert 2Ooe San Ser
britiiiHt Ealpper 8 fFttttpooo lss,,o82
9ons), iom afgT ira Stem Dorf sSlt-
le6ag 1neo en- 2aoning ppro $780,
600, er bleben torpeberet og ipl1fet,
ifplge aabeltelegram til ben frantic
2i11ie fra Sabre ioag. 2inien op>
IDfte, okGfibet fgrte et1 alnin6elig
s2a6ning og ingen Mmmunition.
= 2onoon 6en t96e San. Sem
gfibe til er blepen torpe6eret. to
ipa,1ife, to brittle og ct norf. 9e
ipo,tife @fibe er uManuel" og Cal
Ie", be brittle ~Mancbeiter" og
u@ragbp" og set 11orlfe ct Dampez
rem v8ergenblts"
- 8erltn BEN 206e San. @n tpIt
11noerpanosbaa6, ,fprt al &aptetn=
leitnont 8iinicbe, bar paa fin iibite
Sur ipnfet Is @fibe paa ttliammen
26, 900 8ruttotons, mel6er bet Sber=
1eiffe 8nrean.
- 8erlin Sen 206e Salt: Set mel
6es officielt i6ag:
Gn of bore l1n0erpanosbaaoe, fert
af auptein &arttpig, ienfeoe Sen 96e
sssa11uar set BRITTLE @lagifib u@orn.
tuollis", 60 Ssnil / @Doeit for
Malto.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-03-16
BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The Missionary ~oclclN al the l'ap
list church met at the home of Rev
Theodore Plat ln,l Wednesday after
noon. Officers were elected for the
comm. wear. President. Mr.. ". IT,
Sparkling. Wee president, Mr. l.. \.
Olsen; secretary. Mr.. in" Dean.
treasurer. Mis- Julia SNYDER After
he business meeting - very pleasant
social hour was enjoyed by al and
laniN Refreshments were served
n spite al the element there ,a~ 81
good attendance.
The Modern prlcillu and Mission
AIRY Society are again under ono
tan "i officers and il the duty oi
Ill members To try aud help our noN
officers make this wear good uu,
tor our work. Don't let II be- SAID
you are one VIII" dnr~ not help. Let
all work H. If they really mean %.
aud have for our slogan. "Nhai 9th
or, do We can do, and what Col
want, rs to do We Will do
ONE WHO WAS THERE
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-03-16
'AHr TREAT FOR MUSIC LOVERS

Nu-lrr lovers ui ncmlug will have
hr ruu~ugl opportunity OF hearing
We celebrated Orphcu- Concert Triu
% % benefit concert for the Dcming
baseball A>o 'iailou. the proceeds
Inch viii Ice used Ia furnish equip
nrnt Tor thee popular bat artists
'"I Jio coming season which b. cN-
rcr.cd ro he banner year IN base.
b,iI urtiyillc-.
ThI- Trio cam easily be SAID g.
represent the best talent Ia he had
IA lir entire country. They roml
a." Dcmiug with - long record Of sue
er~-iui performances all over the
tinted States aud Canada. stage and
rr"- alike aclarmmg their work as
being Of III, highest order
This talented trio L. composed of
thr Misses AI,iuo and Glady- Peter.
-rn- Ms susanna Van Rddcrhofi
ond assisted h lror Theodore Pet.
cr~cn.
Ms Al'mu Petersen, dramatic
soprano. Ha- hcru called Jennie I.!nl
'h' second. ." remarkable j. the Is.
prc--.uu aud ,Uccju,-- Of her ,oicr.
ih" Professor. Instructor Of the
Metropolitan Grand Opera Co.. Of
Nc" York. -Jid after hearing her.
sine, she has 90 mn,t charming
flag" personality and po~-cS,e, q
perfect voice"
Ms GIad,- Petersen being nos
-o--od of most remarkable central
600 voice that ha. elected much nroiso.
IRON .ho.r Who have heard her in
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-03-16
WONDERFUL RECR0D
OF CHINO COPPER

HAYDEN. Stone n Iohpa"t, ui
"" York. h, Just ISSUED o. CON
Il r.cd statement of the ul.i,r, 60.
N"Nlro'> largest mu,I- CORPORATION.
! he statement l. prciucrd with u
rr't SUNNI ~. shown. tha' the
capital stock authorized i- 600, 600
IL, yes. Of which tn, ha~ horu D.
-ur >69.0SJ share. The ua. yal.
Tie j. $500 PER share. The market
price Of the stock today Is around
So per share. Regarding the com
pany, Hayden, Stone y Company
SAYS:
The Chino Copper Compan, ua.
organized under the laws of the
state # Maine on June a 1000 All
the bonds have been converted into
-toctt - the company ha no funded
ndcbtcdne- Of any kind
The company property b. located
IN tho Central mining district. Grant
county. New MeNco; the NINE II san
ia Rita, the mill at Hurley
The company own l53 mining
claims. comprising 2.5]I acres. hTere
are patented 81 claim=. having an
area Of zap acres The developed
ore bodic- are located entirely with
IN The patented area.
The ore deposit /, what !, known
a. a "lowerad porphyry mine"
III" ore doe not occur ia vein, bn,
~ a blanket formation. the copper
value, being disseminated through
the ore with considerable portion
If metallic copper in the sulphideS
The Santa Rita is one OF the old
'st copper mining camps in the Uni
ed States, the hieh-grade ores be
ng worked at various intervals of
lme. IL was not, however, until the
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-03-16
W. u. PARRY BOUGHT CATTLE

" II. Parry. who with Ia. son,
Emil. was recently apprehrnded for
alleged DETACHMENT ot brands. was
a pleasant caller at the Graphic Of
flee Yesterday. and stated that IN
stead of dciacing brands he had been
watering cattle nine miles or more
from their hone wells.
Tie has vouchers for the purcha~ ;,
uf about -2.jOo worth nj cattle. and
has now under hi control clo~r io
!, 0OH acre, of land
Tie hu, three wells m operation and
the fourth under construction al the
present time.
lie i one ot the lVr-wirr hulldcr-
ut the Southern vallcy
among other things, Nr. Parry IS
u Scottish Rite Mason.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-03-16

gymnastics nj the Deming Club is
u possible thing.
II. l.. Haynes. T. i. A.. Rock Is
land. wa Il welcome caller TODAY.
Bro. O>bon, of Mie,>e will fill the
Baptis, pulpit, Sunday and Sunday
night.
The Headlight has new Opumu>
pres. Glad 10 note our neighbor>
prosperity.
Vulcan iilm- and Seneca Camera,
combination you cannot beat, at
Rosser Drug COS. ADJ.
Miss France, Divine of Albuqner-
que. i, the new >tenographer At the
Demiug National bank.
MARY Brown" forgct> our Demme
Library Association i, wholly run by
women. and that's quite "con-lruc-
tive"
-
Did you notice the Clark Cloth
inc Coz Irish Navy with "Scv-
enteenth of ireland" flags som"
genius, that man keclrN
The Graphic i delayed ou account
of helpn- ar nclghbor. the tolum
bus Courier. IN H. hour Of distress.
But that's the spirit of pemlng.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-03-16
DRESS UP TIME
IS ALMOST HERE
March 3l.t To April 9TH
PREPARE,

The time ha~ come Ia gel
ready tor the Spring Drc-s up.
, prr,- M means improved APP
prarancc and this applies moi
, only /" Your personal appear
, uucc. hut i also observed IN
' the cleaning mp oi Your lawns.
, hri.hienihg up of Your houses
, and barns with new coats al
, paint and varniSh. elvin. an
, extra shine Ia vonr automobiles
: AMI becoming alive 10 the big
, un- ,ihllilic> Dcming ha> Ia oil
' fer
Every man. woman and child
, want, To dress up. The desire
l. there
And the merchants Of Dem
' M. are better prepared 10 cater
, tn the dictates of fashion than
' ever before.
The particularly prosperous
: year lust gone hy ha- enabled
: them to rcpIrni>h literally with
: bri.hl new stocks and this sea
: -nu !, seems A. II all Dcmlng J.
determined 4" dress up The
> winlnW- already reflect the
spirit Of Drc>~-up week IN Ihl-
seasons style standards.
Dress mp for an improved ap.
pcarancc. Dress mp for I'm.
: proved chances IN every field
" of cndcavor.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-03-16
NEW TAILOR SHOP.

ia. Simon. of Ell'aso. ha> opened
illlorIne establishment in the Rak.
rr building uc>i door Ia Judge Field
err office and informs the Graphi,
that he j. already doing fine bust
ness.
Nr. simon l. - Young man of husl.
Inn" rropeu>iiic~ and j. here To win.
Ncr hi attractive announcement in
this issue.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-03-16
MAccRACKeM IS
STARTING S0MErw,ne

LINN \. MacCrackcn of the Grnph.
ic Office. j. starting something in The
base ball line lie has got employ.
mcnl for e. Riddcr. of the Pacific
Coast League and McDonough OF
Pittshurg. another cracker jack"
Mae" j. something at player him.
self. having managed team in Del.
cwarc. then We have Rosch. Tn.
Iluphc~ brothers aud half dozen
other GOOD ones.
There l. sure gong Ia he some
thing doln.. Get back oi it.