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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
v. R. BROWN IS
PEP TRAIN BOSS
Will Act as Band Major and
Amusement Chief; Book
let's to Be Printed.

". r. Brown. general agent for the
santa Fe railroad here, was selected
as grand marshal Of the Pep. Push and
Progress special of the chamber OF
commerce at a meeting OF the trans
portation committee Of the excursion
held Friday. He viii lead the parades
Of the FL Paso delegates OF business
men on their trip through New Mexico
and Arizona, beginning March Is. will
act as drum major Of the band and will
be in CHARGE of the amusement pros ram
for the trip.
Will Distribute Pep Booklet
The transportation conmlttee a :
ranged for printing booklet 70 pe
distributed in the towns along me
route The booklet Will be entitled
pen. Push. Progress, and VIII con
tain 4 greeting from FL Paso 10 the
residents OF Arizona and New Mexico.
FL Paso's advantages as trade center
viii be related in the Fook and pictures
OF Fl Paso business houses, buildlns $
parks and municipal buildings VIII IL
iustrate it. Il viii also contain man
OF the trip. the itinerary and hsS
OF the eNcursionlstS and the 4iIms
which they represent.
a committee composed or y W
Reeves. chairman; Robert krakaqer, V.
r Stiles. ". H Shelton and George
Ryan was appointed as executive com
mite 10 have charge of the train
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

an engagement at Siysr opera house
last evening
During the month OF February seere-
tary \ ". Clifford succeeded In get
ting IA new members for the Interna'
tional Miners association
At the regular meeting OF the Young
Mems White campaign club rooms TINS
evening the following speakers VIII
be heard. r 2 Burges. y L Griest-
a. Krakauer and Il. B. Stevens.
Carrie Nation. who was recently IN
Fl Paso and went TO san Francesca,
has been arrested there on q charge
of malicious mischief. following the
breaking OF a quantity OF liquor bot
ties in a saloon
During tn month ending February
% immigration inspectors at this point
in charge Of Lew Adams examined 2212
Fexicans. 746 OF which were turned
back as not being able 20 come up 70
the requirements OF the immigration
The school board met last evening;
Diplomas for the pupils who viii
graduate this year were ordered
printed. and Prof e. P Putnam was
authorized to communicate with the
representatives in the state legislature
and urge them to vOse against any
change in the present text book law
Yesterday afternoon q meeting OF
about 90 women was called for the pur-
nose OF Organizing a woman's charity
association. with the object or CO.
oneratinE with the charity union OF
El Paso'' Mrs. c. B. Eddy was elected
president; Airs. 7. p. Ramsey. vice
president. and Mrs II. p. Schuster.
treasurer The members. besides the
officers. are Mrs T. " 8 Neff, Mrs
s II. Sutherland. Mrs. H l. Newman.
Mrs. Joseph MaGoffiu. Mrs E Kohl
berg. Mrs Jacobo BlancO. Mrs J. S
Morrison, Mrs. ". h Austin, Mrs. h
W Allen. Mrs. W. 6. MCCutcheon. Mrs.
c. r MOrehead Mrs. o G. Irwin. Mrs
J. c. Lakeland. Mrs. ". H Burgess and
Mrs. II. ID. Slater.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
The State of Sonora

The State of Sonora has long been considered
one of the greatest mineral states especially for
copper. Quite recently TWENTY mineral proper
ties mostly "copper" located in the state OF Sonora
have been selected with much care and merged
into the Aztec Consolidated Mining Company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Texas Nursery. s12 n. Kansas--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

contract with the binding brilliance
the general surface OF t-e sun 1t IS
probable. however. that the dark pOr-
lions are at a much lower temperature
than the brighter parts, so that II the
sun were al covered with spots its
radiation would be SO reduced that the
earth would freeze up.
This Indicates one 81 the ways n
which sunspors affect the earth. they
perceptibIv diminish when they are
abundant, the amount OF heat that
the sun sends 70 Us But more I'm
portant than that is the fact that when
sunspOts abound there is an increase
in the electro magnetic influence Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
H BUCK FINED $50 ON
RECKLESS DRIVING CHARGE

II. J. Buck. an employe OF the Non
rana auto service company, vas
,ssessed a. fine OF $50 Friday afternoon
IL DoIice court on conviction OF
charge of reckless driving BUCK ac-
cordine to the statement OF witnesses,
vas driving Hudson touring ca
Thursday night near the Union SO
ZION and coliided with Dodge car IN
which Capt. Charles McH- Ely. me
provost marshal was riding CAPT.
Ebv had a narrow escape from injury
ga the accident, II is said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
A Greater Mexico

Mexico is emerging from her revolution
stronger and greater country than ever before.
The new constitution as it has been adopted has
MANY advanced ideas of building up Mexico for
her own people. There will be however great OPP
oortunities for the American who wants to go
down there and do business IN accordance with the
laws.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

III PasO seed Co.. is now located az
the corner of Campbell and san Antonio
SITS. one block east of City Han ana
Court House.-Phone S6S--AdN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
THIRTEEN YEAR OLD GIRL
CROSSES STATES FIVE TIMES

Miss Dot Vernon. daughter OF r G.
Vernon Of the Herald composing room,
arrived in II PasO Friday AFTERNOON
fror, Tampssas. Tex, to visit her
father
Miss Vernon, who is IS years OF age.
has the distinction Of having crossed
the continent five times from San Fran
cisco TO New York The first Trip
when she was four years Of age, she
made alone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

y YOU need glasses you need our
services Toric Optical Coz corner
Texas and Oregon Sts.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
Xyiu DiStribute ..I'ep- 5Ooklet.

C. \ Martin, chairma=es " c. Roe. A
II. Anderson, T. II. Rogers and Claude
Brown and secretary Clements.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-08-16
ELKTON


trom the Record
+. r. Zalesky and family. f. +.
Dressed and family, G. \. Rogers and
wife returned from a few days outing
on Green Lake. Mimi, and report
fishing fine.
G. w. Voight left for Lacrosse.
Wis, sunday night, on cot of his
aged fathers illness. Last news b..
fore going to press is that his father
has been unconscious for two days.
and his hours are few.
The ChautauQua committee met on
Monday evening and settled up the
1917 business. After paying all ex-
penses there was 800 to the good
Half OF this the committee turned in
to the band fund, and the balance was
placed on time deposit subject to the
pleasure of the committee for use for
1918
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FOUNTAIN

Mrs. O. G.. Slocum Of %Brookines.
and son, Frank Neal, of Watcrtown.
were visiting relatives and friends in
Fountain on Friday.
Mr.. Frank Eberlein had quite It
serious accident on Saturday, when
a shot gun discharged in his hands,
and rs a result he is nursing a very
sore hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Kruger, NJ.
and Mrs. J.. L~cibenstein, Agnes and
Velva autoed to Brandt Friday, on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. A. J. Engel is enjoying a visit
from her sister. Miss Florence Tier
ney, of Belle PLANE, MINI, and niece,
Miss Henderson, of Pine City, MINI.
Earl Landou is the proud posses
sor of a brand new Ford.
Mrs. Fred Buettner spent Tuesday
with Mrs. II. w. Pullman.
Miss Gertrude Buettner visited
Ruth Engel, Tuesday.
The Larkin club was entertained
very pleasantly at the home Of Mrs.
Van Humick, on Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Landou spent
Wednesday evening at the home Of
their daughter. Mrs. Ross Stevens,
near Aurora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leibenstein and
daughter autoed up from Alsona, Ia,
Tuesday and are visiting at the home
of the formers sister, Mrs. II. F.
Kruger. They are looking after their
farms in this vicinity.
Mrs. Henry Pullman spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. A. j. Engel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Scofield, from
south of Aurora, were callers at Ar
thur Eugel's on Sunday. They We're
accompanied home by Miss Blanche
Henderson where she will visit a few
days.
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PR S

Ralph Billick of Brookings was a
visitor over Sunday with friends In
this community.
1t is reported hat Herb Goodfellow
has purchased a new Nichols and
Shepherd threshing outfit.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Iske, former
residents of this township, motored
up from their home near Newton, Ia.
last week to attend the wedding of
the latter's sister, and to visit friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Jesse Swift returned Saturday
from a few days visit with her par
ents in Brookings.
Henry Wilson was a guest Sunday
in the \. j. Appel home.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Cotton of Volga, visited last week in
the home of their grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. o. f. Cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Lee were Wis
itors Sunday in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Gervig.
Mrs. James Carbine and Mrs. O.
T, Lee entertained about fifty guests
last Friday afternoon in the latter's
home at a miscellaneous shower com
plimentary to Miss Inez Shaw, a bride
of this week. Miss Shaw was the re-
cipient of many beautiful and useful
gifts for which she, with a few we'll
chosen words. expressed her thanks
and appreciation.
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The rain Saturday put the stacking
back, but was sure fine for the corr
and late potatoes.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kruger Monday. Aug. s..
Andrew Mcpherson and family,
Albert Gust and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Karstans and son, Herman, and
Henry Droggy were entertained Sun
DAY at the George Claussen home.
Miss Augusta Karstan, of Hull, Ia,
i, here visiting her three brothers.
Mrs. Glen Wiley and baby, and
Mrs. Y. r. Mills and children We're
Friday visitors at Gus Kurtz's.
Miss Martha Karstans is assisting
with the house work at Henry
Krueger's.
Mrs. Bud Morris and son returned
home last Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Karstans called on Mrs.
BerkewoOd in Elkton Friday, a. she
is suffering from a broken arm and
other injuries received from falling
down the cellar stairs.
VI. {. McRae and family and the
O'Donnell boys called at Henry Kar-
stan Friday evening.
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LAKE HENDRICKS

Harvesting is almost done and
stacking has begun.
Lewis HeXem was the first from
this neighborhood to receive a call
from Uncle Sam. He therefore went
to Bookings last week 20 exam
ined. Mr.. Hexem is a patriotic cit
izen and is willing to serve his coun-
try, but he is more needed at home
than on the battlefield, as he has his
family to care for and a farm to
work.
Alvin Erickson. son of O. Erickson.
of Hendricks, is staying with his
friend, Almer Fjeseth. these days.
Charlotte Johnson, Ida Ronning and
Ida Moen went owe to n. Winsness'
on the other side of the lake, Thurs
day of last week, to attend the La
dies Aid Society, held there.
Mr.. E. Hegstad did some carpen-
ting work for S. Moen Wednesday
and Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Grant Trulock called at her
parents home last Sunday.
Bonnie Montgomery paid Will Tru-
lock a visit Sunday.
The weekly prayer meeting was
held at a. o. Ronning's Monday
evening of this week. The next
meeting will be at p. Forseth's next
Monday evening.
Miss Reppe from Colman, is a Wis
itor at p. Bogens.
The following were Sunday visit
ors at S. Moen's Sunday: Lewis
Hexem and family, Almer and Jens
Hexem and Peder Kirkvold.
Ladies' Aid at Jay Bogen's We'd
nesday of this week. The young
ladies held their meeting at B. Gro
foot's last Friday.
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PARNELL-EAST TRENTON

Mrs. Ora Huska and daughter, Miss
Lois, was calling in Parnell last Sat
urday.
The weather of late was certainly
agreeable but a heavy rain visited
this vicinity which was greatly APP
preciated by all.
Mr.. Lars p. Nielsen and daughter.
Miss Sena. visited at the j. +.
Phillips home Sunday.
Nearly everybody from this com
munity are through harvesting and
plans are being made to start thresh-
ing next week.
Mr.. Nielsen, Miss Nielsen also Miss
Gladis Phillips, visited relatives in
Bushnell. Friday evening.
Mrs. Fred Huska and daughter,
Miss Winnie, visited at the Frank
Bailey home of Alton Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Pauls visited at the
Christ Pauls home last week, the lat
ter being his brother.
Mr.. James Finerty called at the
Nielser home one day OF last week.
Mr.. Charley Gamble. ST., and his
grandchildren. the Lentz children. of
Bookings, called at the j. L. Phillips
home last week.
Mr.. Eberhard Pauls called at J. f..
Phillips last Saturday.
Mr.. jacobson spent a very pleasant
evening of last week at the Lassen
home.
Mrs. Hartley Putnam. Mr.. Gus
Korte, Mr.. Clarence and Mr.. Delbert
Pike of Aurora visited at the b. f..
Pauls home last week.
Mrs. j. +. Phillips and daughter,
Eva, returned home from Mason
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CORRESPONDENCE
MEDARY

Tom |IIannon is busy thrcshine ,his
week and 0. c. Atkins has the job.
Chas. P%ittenger tool his new gas
tractor home on Tuesday.
II. l. Stearns was a visitor in
|Brookings the first part Of the week
Mr.. Shudder and son, of Elkton,
spent Monday evening at Mcdary
View.
Elmer Sechrist has some fine wheat
in shock on the Stearns farm.
James and Tom Maher were
Brookings visitors on Tuesday.
School will soon begin and the
children around here are looking sad
or glad, as the case may be.
Mrs. Polsean called on Mrs. b. Ii.
Ringle, II day this week.
Mr.. Richeson made a business trip
to Bookings on Saturday,
Frank Telkamp motored through
here one day this last week.
V. II. Starman was motoring
through Medary on Saturday.
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VOLGA
From the Tribune:

From the Tribune:
We learn from the B~rockway
(Montana) Bulletin that the follow
ing old Brookings county boys VINO
now live in Dawson county have been
drafted in the national army: Hen
~ ABBY, Harry Limesand, John Sc
cora and Robert Secora
Albert Christensen has sold his
drug and jewelly business in this city
conducted under the name of the
Christianson Drug Store. to NJ. w.
Elgie, of Sinai, who will take posses
sion of the business September first.
For a long time there has been
very little or no attention paid to the
speed ordinances of the city, but
Marshal Kroshaug informs the Trib-
une hal the speeding is going to be-
stopped or he Will know the reason
why. OF course he cannot be every
where at once in the city. but he is
determined to arrest everyone he sees
grossly violating the ordinance.
Who'll be the next to walk up to the
Judges desk?
Lars /. Dahl, one Of the most high
ly respected settlers of the western
part of Brookine> county, passed away
at his home in Bangor township on
August I. Funeral services were
held at the late home and at the
Bangor Lutheran church on Tuesday
of this week. the Rev. Hinderacker,
pastor of the church officiating. The
interment was in the Bangor GENE
terry.
Rev. Henrik Voldal, who has been
pastor of the United Norwegian Lu-
theran churches of this city. Lake
Sinai and Lake Campbell, for the
past nine years, and who some time
ago resigned his pastorates, left the
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Owing TO the weather there was not
much of a crowd in attendance.
Or. and Mrs. Foster autoed to Mad
ison Monday p. m, where the doc
tor consulted the optician, DR.. Fru-
denfeld, about his eyes, which have
been troubling him.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Ripley and
Mrs. Erie were oyer from Bookings
last Thursday evening.
G. B. Mills, Clara. Lunschen. Mrs.
G. Miulenberg and Mrs. NJ n. Burns
were motoring in Brookings Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lovejoy called
at the A. j. Loyejoy home Monday
evening.
Mrs. II. NJ. Cook and Grandma
Hiltz, viii entertain the Ladies' Aid
at the formers home, Thursday p. m.
Everyone invited to attend.
Rev. f. w. Stoll left Sunday night
for his annual visit at his old home
il Marion, Ohio.
l.. w. Ripley is conducting a o
test in which the LUCKY child will
receive a Shetland pony, and har-
ness. and all the children in town
are striving hard TO be the winner.
AVIS and Maxine Culhane returned
home last week, and Wayne Miller
went with them for a brief visit.
W. J. Holm and family returned
from Chester Monday, bringing a
threshine rig with them.
Mrs. Clara Price and Ailecn Bald
win went to Magnolia, MINI, last
Monday, returning Thursday.
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AURORA

From he Review:
Henry Pullman received a telegram
Friday saying that his barn on his
farm neal Valley city, n. d., had
burned to the ground.
We take pleasure in announcing the
marriage Of Miss Belle Hoy of Judd,
y. d., to Mr.. John Nelson of Nor
tonville, y. d., on August ,. 1917.
Mr.. Nelson is a well to do North
Dakota merchant Of good standing.
Mrs. Nelson is a granddaughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Hoy of this place
and has a host of friends here who
wish the happy couple many happy
years OF married life
The sunday school meeting at the
VI. f. church sunday evening was
Well attended and a profitable and
Instructive service was held .Messrs.
Ellis and Hubbard Of Brookings were
present and their talks viii serve as
"a stimulus and inspiration to the
sunday school workers present. The
music rendered by the Schubert
Mixed Quartet was delightful.
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SIOUX VALLEY

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BRUCE

from the Herald
Rev. and Mrs. O. NJ. Freeman and
children of Valley Springs, S. D.,
were in the city Tuesday calling on
friends. They Will camp at Lake
lakewood until Friday Rev. Freeman
was pastor of the NJ r. church sew
eral years ago.
Robert a. Loban and family of La
Moure, y. D., has moved back to
good old South Dakota, having
bought the John Gednalske half sec
ton two and a half miles south of
town. The Bruce people will be glad
to hear of their return.
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AURORA

The Webb family are enjoying a
visit with Mrs. Webb's brother and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilbur en-
tertained the Maher families at din.
ner Sunday. Miss Margaret Maher,
sister of the Makers. being the guest
of honor.
Henry Ivers returned from Iowa
Monday and expects to start thresh-
ing soon.
Mr.. Stoll's Sunday school class
gave a supper and ice cream social
at Rexford's Hall Saturday evening.
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SOCIETY NEWS

This department is edited by Mrs. Ria l..
Ziegler and anyone having social news OF
interest viii confer a favor on the Register
by 'phoning Mrs. Ziegler, 3l6.
Linen Shower-On Friday after
noon July 27th) Mrs. Winfred Ray
and Miss Lenore Browning enter
tanned most charmingly some girl
friends at the home of Mrs. Ray in
Aurora in compliment to Miss Flor
ence Severson, a bride Of the near flu
ture. The guests were taken to Au-
rora in autos and returned on the
Z o'clock passenger train. Fancy
work and chatting whiled the early
hours away, and later a fine two
course luncheon was served at a
table beautifully decorated with red
sweet peas. A basket trimmed with
green paper filled with parcels, great
and small, was brought to the hon
Gree. On opening them many beau
tiful and useful linen pieces for the
new home were brought to view.
Friendship Cuba most jolly time
was spent Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Miller by the Friendship
Club. Lively chatting over fancy
work flied the first part of the after
noon, and later a most delicious
three course supper vas served this
happy company in buffet style.
Miscellaneous Shower-A Pretty
affair was given Friday evening by
Misses Matte Stoddart and Lizzie
Randall at the home of the former.
This was in the nature of a miscel-
~laneous shower for Miss Florence
Seyerson. School and college remin-
iscences were enjoyed until serving
of a dainty lunch. Miss Florence was
the recipient of many beautiful ar
ticles for the new home.
T. c. Club-Mrs. f. Kremer was
the gracious hostess for this pleasant
company-the r. c. club, on Monday
afternoon. a visitor-Mrs. Shansen,
of Raymond, participated. Animated
converse, fancy work. and a dainty
lunch We're much enjoyed. A pleas
ant surprise was perpetrated on Mrs.
Dewing, the president. As her birth
day had been recently, she was re-
m%embered by some novel gifts.
Miscellaneous Shower-Miss Flor
ence Severson was the complimented
guest at a miscellaneous shower Civ
en- by Miss Arlene Ziegler on Tues
day evening. After a season of lively
chatting, light refreshments were
served. Later, Miss Severson was
invited to sit under a decorated UNI
brella, and was verify shOwered with
fine and useful articles.
Birthday Surprise-The Misses De
lila and Frances Baker gave a birth
day neighborhOod surprise party 70
their mother, on Friday, August 10.
The ladies were entertained at the
matinee, and a luncheon was served
at the house afterwards. Pink and
white were the colors of the decor
ations and they were carried out ever
to the color of the cake. Mrs. Baker
was the recipient of several a%ppropri-
ate gifts.
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latter art of last week for his new
charge at TorQuay, Saskatchewan.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Voldal
and the children, with the exception
of the two older daughters. They
made the trip overland in their au-
tomobile.
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AlTON-RICHlANO

Mrs. John Kelley and sister and her
nephew. We're Wednesday afternoon
visitors at Pat O'Connor's.
William Heesch and Gus Kurtz
helped Will Stamp harvest the past
week.
Harvesting is all about finished
here and some are stacking. and some
r going to thresh from the shock
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GO NO FARTHER
The Evidence is At Your Door

Brookinas proof is what you want
and the statement of this highly re-
spected resident will Danish all doubt:
A.. 2. Hanson says: For several
years l suffered from lameness across
the small Of my back. My ease was Of
long standing and it was hard for me
to get relief. l heard of Doan's Kid
ney pills and began using them. |
know that they are all right. They
relieved me of the lameness and aching
in my back and | have since had none
OF that trouble. Willingly confirm the
public statement l gave at the time
Doan's Kidney Pills cured me-
Price soc at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same hat
cured Mr.. Hanson. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo. n. Y.
Gilpin observer., 1917-02-22

We notice by the Rocky News, Den
ver's mouthpiece fer national parks,
that there is no hope for the Mt. Ev.
ans park bill becon irg law at this
session of congress, neither is there
any prospect fer securing federal aid
for the park area already established
and If Denver wishes to have her
Rocky Mountain National park i'm
proved, she will have to put up her
own money. Congress is getting wise
to the Withdrawing of our rich min
eral lands for national parks for the
pleasure and comfort OF few tour.
tsts who migrate here fer few
months during the heated term to
recreate, and never invest a dollar
In the country.