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ADVERTISING
FOR SALE

tom SALE-1HE FOLLOWING MILL MA.
CIlINERY:
Tenor Machine (Hali 4 Brown Mfg. Coz
Mortise Machine tIlall 4 Brown Mfs Coz
Joinier Head
Double surfac-r fiouring Mnchine 80.
22 tiioyi q Boihnsrl
Coz
Jointer Crescent Machin. Coz
shnper Edwards Machine Co
Band Saw Machine No. 3ls (Crescent Ma
chine Coz together with other mill equipment
and accessories
See II. J. WILLIAMS at Water Conpnn, 5
Office.
FOR sALE--or exchange for alfalfa hay. some
extra hne brood sow with liiiers uf pige. Also
some extra hn- dairs calves --frowbridec
Dairv Ig.isu
FOR SALE-A Selden ~ ton truck
new. unused top: car in almost per-
feet condition, will sell for Sl250--I
first cost $500. Inquire of Henry
Railhel. Palace Drug Store. 5-tf.c
FOR SALE-Two modern houses.
seven room and ! four room. with
bath and sleeping porchcs. 3 blocks
from postoiiice. Fred sherman.
Phone 240. Deming.
SHOT GCN-lO-gauge, hammerless
Parker; SSj gun, $3.50 leather
rd~c will trade for high grade TO-.
"alec, or sell reasonable. Call "Op.
orator" Graphic Office. If.
Fok SAl.E-Small house and lot on
Eighth ST., 5000 Pioneer Real
Estate 90. l3-tf.
FOR SALE-3-room bungalow and
garage and household furniture,
cheap for cash. Address box l34 or
call at Graphic office. ll-l7-tf-c
FOR SALE-Good COW with young
calf See DR.. Steed. 2t-pd
For SALE. Large dining table.
mission finish; corner Lead and
llcmlock. Phone 273. lj-c.
FOR SALE-A new room house.
furnished. ON two lots; near high
school. Can give possession at once
Terms. SID F. II. Wing, POS s.
tonpcr Ave. Telephone e..
FOR SALE-Thrcc quarter malirc--
practically new. Inquire al :. |
Gold Ave. lj-pd. |
FOR SALE-Town and ranch prop
criv for sale or trade f. II. Wing,
Real Estate and Rentals, POS South
E,n,.r lV. Tnla,h.n. lD
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san Marco. rcV, Dee, !. 1917,
Editor Denim. Graphic:
Enclosed ,~ check for Sl.o0 for
which kindly send me YOUR yalu"hlr
paper for whltc,cr time this amount
will pay
| understand that Dcmpng boom
mg because of the camp There nov
and that Mr.. Holt i- back Wlh the
Graphic - anu clad of both.
With best wishes for -uccc-- for
Dcmrue, Luna county and a. Graph
ic. | am. Yours very mlN,
ROY VI. GERRY
Thank for them KIM words
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH

$. II. MCCLURE. Pastor.
Services will be held In Armory bascmon,
tEu further announcement
sunday school, 0;i5 90 lO:45
Morning sermon, 10 a,
Evening sermon, Z 30.
Christian Endeavor meets every sunday
,yening at ZOO
Missionary Circle meets second Thursd,y
oi each month
Florence Mil Circle meets first FRIDAY eve
riug 81 each month
Everyone IS welcome to our services
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Judge Rogers Busy

The nudge has been working over.
time issuing luminous to r"ad-i3N
dchnuurni-. II voI are dclmQucn..
pay now and avoid court costs
Thus TAR. - COO road tax ha. been
collected ia District No. !.
Read Graphic advertisements.
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

INTENTION MERCHANTS We
have sheep skin coats for army of
i'ccr- aud soldiers for immediate d.
livery. Write for samples. Empire
Manufacturing Co.. il3 Broadway,
New York. l3-3t.
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Try u Graphic Want Ad-they get
results.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Light team and spring
wagon. Apply last house ON West
spruce ST.. or address Box 2,4. l1-p
FOR RENT-New Cox store build
ing ON Spruce; , mammoth wind
ows. Pioneer Realty Co. lj-pd
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Two Interesting Letters.

Dala-, rcy, Dec 3, 1917.
Editor Graphic
Nou will probably want To- mention
IN the Graphic the marriage of Mis-
Franc Watkins. daughter of Mr. and
Mr.. George f. Woikiu-. of HOLY
wood ranch aud myself in Fort
Worth, Tex, Sunday. Dee. %. Mis-
Watkin- had been student at Texas
Christian University aud our mar
rage was the climax oi u romance
which started two years ago while
| va also -tudcur there We were
brought Together bN poem which
be- had written for the college paper
oi which Wi- then editor
Mr.. Watkins and Dick Watkins.
who l- also -Juden, NJ the uulvcr-
-lN thl- wear, were present for 'hc
ceremony We are making our nome
al 4G2l san Jacin,o street, Dalla..,
where ! am editor and manager Of
The World
Nv wife ~rnd- Won her best per
sonal wishes and ! add mine
Fratcrnally,
HORACE JONES.
The Graphic extends heartiest con-
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FOk SALE-Small house and lot on
Eighth ST., 5000 Pioneer Real
Estate 90. l3-tf.
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NoTIcE OF pENpENr, OF SLIT
&. Il. HUGHES.
Clerk uf said Court.


lN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEN MEXICO, WIrllIN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF LUNA
ESslr EuoNE.
Plaintiff
WALTER RIoNF.
Defendant
The said defendant Walter Rhonc d.
horrhs notified that q ciyil action has been
commenced against him ln the District Court
ni hc sixth Judicial District Of the state
of Nrw Mexico. within and for the County
ot Luna, hy the plaintiff Essie Rhone, where
n plaintiff pra,s that the bonds of matri
mUu' now existing between plaintiff and dr
teuiiuf BE- dissolved. and Tor general relief
Plaintiff alleges as Lrouud, Tor said ar
tuu that drt"udap; has failed {" support
plaintiff
Nur hr .ad defendant are hereby no.
titled thai FuU are required 10 appear aud
answer the complaint ~ said cause on or
b"tor' uc lth day oi January. \. u. 1918.
ih" dit' of "Hmplciiuu ui srryic" 10y publ
s.;j.u htrrIu, and that unless luu 50 appear
and answer Judgment by default will be
rendered against volt hproin and plaintiff
will aprle to the Court Ter Tho relief PRAYED
fur boo her complaint IN said acton
lbr name and addrcs; oi Plaintiff. At
'0un Z g. liamh,on. pcm.nc. New Mex
Wirr.. my hand and the seal oi the
Court 'bI 21ud day OF November \. u. 1917
e. r. HUGHES,
tSENIt County Clerk.
Ey p A. nrGHr>. Deputy.
Nov 90 Dec. u
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SHOT GCN-lO-gauge, hammerless
Parker, rS5 gun, $3.50 leather
'd~". will trade for high grade 49,.
gauge, or sell reasonable. Call "Op.
orator." Graphic office. If.
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Yoricr ~ pENDENCY or SUIT

To rHE AROvr NAMED DEFENDANT:
Notice is hereby given that suit has been
-nmmcucod against and 3, now pending, in
the above named Court iu The abovc entitled
and numbered cause hy Claude Clark. 10
plaintiff against Emma Mae Clark
defendant. the general object oi which said
,uit Is tn obtain q divorce from the bond,
II mllrimnny now existing between the part
i,s plaintiff and defendant
Notice u. further given that unless said
defendant shall enter her appearance in said
cause on ur before the 2lsi day of January
1918. judgment viii b. rendered against said
defendant iu laid cause by default
The name and plstolfco address of Ilaiu
uif. attorney, arr Nauch Watson. Dem
nr New Mexico
Dated this .6h day OF November A. u.
e. n. HUGHES.
iI.U Clerk oi said Court
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FOR SALE-Two modern houses. |
seven room and four room. with
bath and sleeping porchcs. , blocks
from postoiiice. Fred Sherman.
Phone 240. Deming.
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7 IdTVTNOII
HORACE JONES.

The Graphic extends hearlic,t con-
gralulallons.
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FOR SALE-3-room bungalow and
garage and household furniture,
cheap for cash. Address box l34 or
call at Graphic office. l4-l7-tf-c
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FOR SALE-Good COW with Young
calf. See Dr. Stccd 2t-pd.
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W C. SIMPSON
sheriff OF Luna County.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-20

Little Spencer Barnett, the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Barnett has
been ill for some few days. He is
reported slightly better today and
we hope soon that he will be en-
tirely restored to health.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-20

A return game Of football be.
tween the Patterson and Franklin
High School teams will be played
Saturday, November -, on the
Franklin gridiron.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-20

Parish Teachers' Institute have
been arranged for our neighboring
towns, Patterson and Centreville
during the Thanksgiving holidays.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-20

FUNDS FOR CHRISTMAS For
CHILDREN IN THE
WAR DISTRICTS
GOOD BUSHES.

Mr.. A. v. Nelson says that he ov-
er Notwithstanding that the
advertising The Patriot did for him
last week brought him more work
to his sale than his force was able to
cope with. This shows what can be
done when . business nan gets right
down to his job. Sales days, dollar
days, pay your debt day. and such
like advertising win bring in fine ~
suits 70 every business IN town
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-20
Morgan City and Ber-
wick Raise$l242.3l
For Army Y. N. {.
A.
Allotment Of $1,000 Over
subscribed. Reports Not
Yet Available From Balance
Of Parish

Morgan City and Berwick have
gone "over the top" again in the
war campaign movement for the
Army Y. NC. A. The allotment of
$1,000 for the west end of the par
ish has been oversubscribed by
1921. The parish allotment of
$4,000 has apparently been oversub-
scribed by more than $1,000. The
exact contribution from the differ
ent towns are not at present avail
able.
The complete list of subscriptions
follows:
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-20
Evangeline Theatre
#The House of Glass;
Presenting Perfect Pictures

revelation Of gentle, yst historic
Personality that will let loose a
flood OF warm sympathy as the life
story is unfclded through the CON
suma.e work of Florence Labadie.
Don't Miss Its q Good Show.
THURSDAY
Path> Feature Episode
"SEVEN PEARLS"
! Featuring
MOLLIE KING
! End Hearst Pathe News Very Inter
esting and up-to-date, Giving the
news of the day.
3rd The Katz Kids A Half Hour of
Nothing But Smiles.
4th. ResuscitatinR A Screaming
Pathe Comedy.
Look for Fatty Arbuclle Sunday
Night in his Greatest Hit
FATTY AT CONEY ISLAND"
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-20

OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT
TOMORROW NIGHT
Presenting
FRITZ Ridgway and Jack Mulhall
-In-
A Five Act Master Feature
"THE HERE OF THE HOUR"
Its A Red Feather Photo Play
And of Real Merit
In Addition
One Good Comedy
Six Reels In All.
WEDNESDAY, Night
A PATHE FEATURE FOTO PLAY
Presenting
FLORENCE LABADlE
A REAL THANHOUSER PRO
DUCTION
-ln-
SIX GREAT PARTS
A genuine heart interest drama, A
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-20
Berwick and Clendwild Makes
Generous Response To
Army Y. N. {. A.

Berwick and Glenwild refinery
have raised $4,000 for the Army
Y. M. C. A. Following is a list of
the contributions from both places:
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-20

family and friends, who are rejoic-
ing over the prospect Of having HIM
with them for a few days.
Little Spencer Barnett, the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Barnett has
been ill for some few days. He is
reported slightly better today and
we hope soon that he will be en-
tirely restored to health.
The Ladies' Culture Club expect
ed to resume their meetings We'd
nesday, November 28th, but as
that is the day preceding Thanks
giving and which is always set aside
for the Bazaar, given by the la
dies of the Episcopal Church the
meeting will be postponed until
Wednesday December 18th. The
president has asked the members to
remember Couture Club Day" and
to bring their knitting.
The rain which fell in Franklin
Sunday night, was most welcome,
allaying the dust, and in every way
making life more comfortable. The
drouths have been Of many weeks
duration, and most of the cisterns
are low, or entirely out of water.
. Mr.. Abe Leverich, the represen-
tative of the Armour Fertilizer
Company, was in Franklin Satur
day. He is making a tour through
the parishes, and expects to be in
New Iberia and Avery's Island the
first of this week. Mr.. Leverich
has many friends in Franklin who
arc always glad to see him when
business brings him this way.
Information was given out dur
ing the past week that the four En-
giish note books from the Senior
class sent to the State Fair at
Shreveport, had received second
place. The pupils whose books
were selected are: Misses Caro- G.
Taylor, Mildred Kramer, Hilda Sar-
penteur, and Mary O'Neill. This is
the third time this class in English
has taken a place in State contests.
Mr.. Walther Y. Kemper's home
which was badly damaged by fire
recently, is Undergoing extensive re-
pairs.
Parish Teachers' Institute have
been arranged for our neighboring
towns, Patterson and Centreville
during the Thanksgiving holidays.
A return game Of football be-
tween the Patterson and Franklin
High School teams will be played
Saturday, November e, on the
Franklin gridiron.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-20
WALTER r. GILMORE
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
>yorDAv pYYpyJC

First National Bank Bldg P''o"' !.
Practice in Federal and State Cou's
Mos gan City. l..
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-20
FLASHES FROM THE
PARISH SEAT

One of our Franklin boys. Senius
Olivier, who was among the first to
enlist in the navy, is at home on
furlough. He has been for some
time on the U. S. S. Texas, which is
now used for transporting our
troops to France. In relating some
of his adventures, he mentioned the
fact that already he had touched
the shores of the old country three
times and had delivered safely
10000 soldiers. Olivier brought
home many souvenirs from Italy,
ireland, France and England to his
family and friends, who are rejoic-
ing over the prospect Of having HIM
with them for q few days.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-20

The list as reported to date is as
The Washington times., 1917-09-05
HELP WANTED-MALE

YOUNG MAN to attend soda fountain; ex-
perienced one preferred and well recon-
mended. THOMPSON DRUG STORE. 7oJ
18th ct. l.
The Washington times., 1917-09-05
ROOMS AND BOARD
The Biggest List in Washington"
Furnished.

ifth ST. y. W. I3os-rwo handsomeiy fur
communicating rooms; suitable for ofiee
OF living rooms: no housekeeping: no chill
dren; price reasonable
The Washington times., 1917-09-05
FOR RENT-H0USES

NEW; CHEAP RENT. $3.50;
NORTHWEST SECTION
To desirable tenant only. Brand-nsw
house, eoltaining four rooms ana bafh. aiI
arse outside rooms. nnished ard papered at
and coal ranges. Porcelain sink Similar
nonsea IN section not 20 desirabl rent fur
sL;so. - The reot Of these houses u put doan
20 us-bo IN erder TO secure desirabls aEd psr-
manent tenants. No IS Merton It, nv just
3. r SAUL CO..
20 New York ave. = N N
The Washington times., 1917-09-05

sth ST. n. W.. i0e4-One furnished room with
Al cohNeniences; one-hAf block Of Carnegie
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-08-10
FOR OUR BOYS SAKE.

The mothers and fathers of the
boys who are sent to the trenches OF
Europe to meet on his own threshold
and repel the invader of American
rights and Americas. democratic lib
erty and blood bought manhood priv
leges will feel safer, and sleep better
in view of their concern for the wei
fare of their boys, if these are accom-
panied by the guardian care and pro
lection of the Young Mems Christian
association organization. The Nation
al War Work council of the Y. NJ. c
is conducting a national campaign
to raise 100000 to cover the ex,
penses of accompanying our boys tt
Europe with all the facilities and min
istrations to guard them from the
evils of unoccupied idlensss, from
disease and the temptations and vices
that peculiarly assail great bodies OF
men under war conditions. The Y. NJ
lie. A. has beer formally and otficiall,
recognized as valuable adjunct tt
the army.
because It ia prepared by exrer.
lence, approved methods and assured
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-08-10
PROGRESS.

The best evidence of the splendid
results accomplished by the West
Tennessee Experiment station at
Jackson is contained in the statement
made by Mr.. Charles j. Haase, who
accompanied delegation to the farm
from Shelby county Thursday, when
he said: II regard the West Tennes-
see Experiment farm as the greatest
blessing that has ever come to the
farmers of Shelby county and to the
whole of West Tennessee, and our
farmers themselves have learned to
appreciate it. Several years ago we
made our first visit here with a dele
cation of about rs farmers. We have
gradually increased until this time we
come 500 strong"
The experiment station has been IN
operation about ten years. During
that period the methods of farming in
this territory have been revolution
lied. This change has been due IN
[ part to economic progress made neces-
sary by changed conditions and stern
necessity. The greatest advancement
in the methods of farming, however,
is due to the ceaseless endeavors OF
Prof. n. A. Morgan, dean of the agri-
cultural department of the University
of Tennessee, and those associated
with him.
Ten years have wrought wonder
full change in the farm lands and the
methods of farming in West Tennes
see. Swamp lands have been drained
: IMPOVERISHED lands have been re
claimed, yield has been increased anc
lend values have doubled within tina
time. With the rotation OF crops, tn
introduction of scientific methods O
farming, the appearance OF better
breed of horses, cattle and hogs. TN
reople of West Tennessee realize tina
thew are merely at the BEGINNING 0
great Observation-Disclosures News
Scimitar.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-08-10

MAURY ExASPERATED.

Although the Maury county magis-
trates who have petitioned the coun-
ty court to meet in extra session
next Monday for the purpose OF re-
scinding it's action in offering 100000
for the location of the Middle Tennes-
see Experiment station in their coun
ty had considerable grounds for their
evaporation at the delay on the part
Of Governor Rye and the other gentle
men who are to determine the loca-
ton Of the farm, they were somewhat
hasty in their determination to seek
a withdrawal of the liberal offer. The
station ought to be located in Maury
county, both because of the liberal
and prompt offer that was made and
because Maury is centrally located
and accessible county for that divi-
sion of the state. The station will be
worth every cent of the 100000 that
has been offered.
Either because Of the action that
has been taken in calling an extra
session of the Maury county court or
because the committee has at last de-
cided to act, the officials who com
pose the committee yesterday made
another visit to Maury county. II
may be said in behalf of the commit
| tee that two other counties are now
bidding for the location of the farm
and have requested that decision be
postponed until their county courts
IAN take action on the matter Bu'
he disgruntled Maury county magis
trates feel that the offer Of theil
county was made so promptly, but nj
Isooner than other counties could have
made their claims, that it was unfail
to hold the matter open until othe
counties had been aroused from thei
slumbers and given a chance to com
nete with Maury. They evidently be
'ieve in unfolding the adage that tn
early bird catches the worm, an,
lon't want the adage violated b,
holding the early bird until the tard
ones are in the Richardson Sun.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-08-10
EXPERIMENT STATION.

Progress and forward looking cltl-
zens will congratulate the county
court upon its patriotic action IN de-
Ginning to rescind the former offer tor
the location in Maury county OF the
Middle Tennessee Experiment station.
" hen in operation for four or nVe
years there will not be a farmer or
business man in the county who viii
regret the action taken Monday GIVE
the station an opportunity to demon
strate it's value and no one would part
with it for double the cost 1t is 60
ing to prove the very best investment
that the county has ever made. Every
sound interest and policy dictates
that there should be no backward
step.
It is to be hoped that the committee
of the county court and the represen-
tatives of the college of agriculture OF
the University of Tennessee Will get
together at the very earliest possible
date and fix a location Owners OF
lands for sale to the county should
make the very best price possible, put
members of the county court need not
expect to buy lands at prices that 3D.
tanned few years ago. Farm values
in this county have advanced enor-
mously in recent years and will ad-
vance while hogs sell at above SIG,
corn at more than $40 and wheat at
minimum of So. There probably never
will be any more cheap farm lands in
this section, certainly not as long as
farm products, which directly AFFECT
the value of the lands, are as high as
they are today.
When the committee and the repre-.
sentative of the college OF agriculture
do agree upon location and price
for the lands necessary it will not be
a difficult matter to ascertain whether
or not the prices are fair and reason
able or whether they are unjust and
unreasonably high. That should DC
comparatively an easy matter. the
Herald does not believe that the com
mittee or any of the progressive citi
zens of the county who are interested
in the location of the station in Maury
county would advise that unreason
, ably excessive price be paid for land
, but it will insist that the station 81
, located, if possible, where 1t will D.
most accessible to the largest numbe
of Maury county farmers.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-08-10

n u
resources to serve especially Inc
troops in camp and field" because
-the results obtained are 80 penehciai
and hear such direct relation 10 ei'
ficiency," and because this orgahiza'
ton has demonstrated its AFFINITY 10
render a service desired by ofncers
and men," on April 9th President
Wilson signed an executive order CIV
ing official recognition to this move
ment.
I President Wilson's executive order
provides:
~. For the, erection and mainte'
nance of Y. M. C. A. buildings on MIL
itary reservations for the social, phy'
steal intellectual and moral welfare
of enlisted.
50. That heat and light shall be
furnished these buildings.
"3. Commanding officers are en-.
Joined to provide all proper facilities
practical to aid the association, to as
sign suitable. sites, to supply trans
portation of association tentage and
equipment to care for and police said
tents and grounds, to accord credited
secretaries privilege of purchase OF
supplies from quartermaster's depart
ment and to furnish when practical
tentage for shelter"
It is estimated that an army OF one
million men, which is believed TO pc
the purpose of the United States 10
mt in France at the earliest pracu-
cable moment, will require:
Two hundred association buildings.
Twelve hundred association secre-
taries.
7, Two hundred pianos and piano
players.
{ Two hundred moving picture ma
chimes
Two hundred and siyty-eight thou
sand feet of film day
j Two hundred graphophones and
10000 records.
Three million sheets of writing pa
per.
Forty thousand pounds of ice pei
day
Ten thousand pens a day and many
Ibarrels of INK.
Ninety-fye automobiles and trucks
Magazines by the hundreds of ton!
and a Bible to every man.