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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-09
Here's Your Hat. STAY Awhile.

1t is the Nunc Dimittis-the art of
the peaceful departure. To know when
to go, and how to let go after mine
eyes have seen"-yes, that Is fine
art, indeed. Learn the art of termin-
al facility and save world of apol-
og;es and regrets afterward. Learn
not to inger over anything-even a
telephone. Long conversations, long
explanations, long letters, long fare
wells, long prayers in public, sermons
or speeches, and long-spun-out stories
pray avoid them. Come to the point
on time. Depart gracefully. Peace
will then pursue you. Leave wish
and longing because you have gone.
Learn to let go Of little things today
and you will be ready to decide quick
ly at tomorrow's crisis, and TO de-
part in peace-Christian Advocate.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-09
Bubble Background Of Photos.

Professor Boys of England, expert
menting with bubbles, obtained some
very large ones, which in the sunshine
changed colors so beautifully that he
conceived the idea of using them as
backgrounds for photographs.
The large bubbles were blown with
an ordinary bellows, says the Popu-
lar Science Monthly. The soap solu-
ton was heated and large-mouthed
funnel was dipped into it. The bel
lows connecting with the funnel, was
sahen worked very gently. Bubbles
with as great circumference as two
ana d half feet were easily obtained,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-09
TO THWART THE PlCKPOCKET
Safety Chain Which Will Anchor Wal
let Safely to Its Owner Is
New Invention.

From sad experience, many man
has learned that placing his wallet in
even an inside pocket will not prevent
il from being stolen. But if the wal
let is attached to the safety chain de-
scribed in the Popular Science Month
ly. pickpocket could not remove it
without taking the coat along, too!
A fine steel chain connects the wal
let with the coat pocket. When you
pocket your wallet, this chain is wound
up on spring-revolved drum in very
thin casing which is sewed to the bot
tom of the pocket. The chain, which
has its free end secured to your pocket
book, is about a foot long, so that you
can draw it out conveniently. Should
a pickpocket attempt to rob you, the
tug on the chain would betray him.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-09
ASSESSMENT NO. q
OFFICE of Peoples irrigation Co. Ltd

Principal place of business, Pay.
cite, Idaho.
Dear Sir:
You are hereby notified that at a
meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Peoples Irrigation Co. Ltd. held
on July 20, 1917, an assessment of
$1.00 per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation pay
able at the First National Bank, Pay
cite, Idaho, on or before September
LIST, 1917. Any stock upon which the
assessment remains unpaid after said
date will be delinquent and advertis-
ed for sale at public auction and I'M
less payment is made before will be
sold on the LIST day of October. 1917,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-09
Turtle Fishing Chief Industry.

Grand Cayman is one of the out-of-
the-way islands of the West Indies, a
small and isolated outpost of the Brit
ish empire. 1t is the island nearest TO
the Central American coast among
those of any size. AS result of this
proximity, the leading industries of
the island are turtle fishing and coco
nut shipping, both of which products
come from the Mosquito coast of Hon
duras and Nicaragua. Grand Cayman
is base Of operations, halfway sta
ton In the trade. The island has an
atmosphere of prosperous leisure, be-
cause all this work is done away from
home.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-09
And Then He Kissed Her.

Daughter" said the mother, severe
ly, 81 wish to speak to you on a very
serious subject"
Daughter assumed her most child
like expression and murmured: Eyes,
mamma"
ST must tell you that was passing
through the hall last night and saw
that young Mr.. Simpkins kiss you"
Eyes, mamma"
did you give him permission to kiss
your"
mo, mamma"
"Then how did he come to do it?"
"He asked me if it would offend me
If he kissed me-"
''Yes, yes. And what did you say2'
81 said how could tell until knew
how it would affect me."-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-09

Hurst in SEA Sec. 10, qwr. 8 N. Of
/, Range West, Of Boise Meridian
Payetto County, Stata Of Idaho, Offer
for sale The following described rea
estate OF SO much thereof as may be
| necessary TO satisfy the taxes, penal
ties, and costs assessed thereon, 70,
The assessment LEVIED by the Little
Willow Irrigation District on August
Is, 1916, sale TO continue from day
TO day until completed. Provided,
however, that such property may be
redeemed prior to September 4th
1917, by the payment to the treasur-
Ter at his office in The First National
Bank, Paye5te, Idaho, of all delinquent
assessments, together with all penal
ties and cost attached thereto.
The above mentioned property is
described as follows, to-wit:
Barber, w. c., NWH SEA, Sec. 20,
IN ., R. w. 3, 6.5 acres, $1,32.
Bowker, J. O., SEA SWA, Sec.
20, TN 9, r. 8 W., 38.5 acres, $685.
Davis, J. NJ, NWA SEA NEH
seq sWA SEX; SEA SEA; Sec.
20, TN 8, r. W. 8, 1912 acres, $12.41.
Elan Byron, NE44 SWA SEA
.SWA SW& SWA, Sec. 2, TN 8, R.
W. 4, 69.4 acres, $11.7O.
Keifer, Oscar, NE4 sen; SEA
SEA, Sec. 8, TN 8, RW4, 1875 acres,
$12.87.
Mckinney, Dora w, NWA sWA
SEA NEA NEA; SEA NWA ;
SEX sen seq, Sec. 10, TN 8, R.
w. Z, 1857 acre, $22.63.
Newbury, Mrs. May, SW14 SEA
Sec. 25, TN 9, RW 4, 10 acres, $1.9O.
Redmon, John, NEA NEA; NWA
NEA; SWA NEA, Sec. IT, TN 8,
RW 4, 1913 acres, $14.O7.
Sage, R. G., NWA NW14, Sec. II,
IN 8, RW a, A acres, S 80.
Shimp, ". r., SCI SEA NEA Sec.
%, TN 9, RW4; NEA NWA SEA
NW14; SW1l NEA; NEA NE4
SEX NEA; NWA SEM, NWA
NEA; Sec. SO, TN ., RW 4; Lot 2,
SWA NWA, Sec. 80, TN 8 RW 8,
ISIS acres, $9789.
Wilson, Albert, SWA SEA; SEA
SWA; SWA SWA, Sec. o, TN 8,
RW 4. NEA NWh; NWA NWA;
sWA NWK, Sec. Is, TN 8, RWs
1928 acres, $31.97.
Dated this second day Of August,
1917.
J. L. EDWARDS,
Treasurer and ex-officio tax col
lector of the Little Willow Irriga-
ton District, Payette County, Idaho.
First Publication, August 2, 1917.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-09
Reformed Churches in United States.

neIoTTIlcu SHuTCHSS W. OHeSu SAosSS'
OF the four reformed denominations
in the United States, the Reformed
church in America Dutch Reformed)
is the Oldest; it has more than 700
churches. The Reformed church in the
United States German Reformed) Is
the largest, with about 1,S00 churches.
The Hungarian Reformed church, or
ganized in 1904, is the youngest; 1t has
"a churches. The Christian Reformed
church in North America is third in
age and size. 1t has 231 churches and
10000 members.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-09

HIGH GRADE PIANO FOR SALE
We offer for immediate sale at a
substantial reduction in price,
new high grade piano located at Pay
cute. Liberal terms to responsible
party Particulars will be furnished
to anyone addressing The Denver
Music Co., Denver. Colo. 31-t6.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-09
Delinquent Tax List and Notice of
Sale, Little Willow Irrigation
District For The Year 1916.

Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of the statutes in such
cases made and provided, | will on
the first Tuesday of September, 1917,
at two o'clock p. M, at the office of
the Little Willow Irrigation District,
to-wit: at the residence of Gary
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-09

at two o'clock, P. NJ. at the office Of
the Company, Payette, Idaho, to pay
delinquent assessment together with
cost OF advertising and expenses Of
sale.
I. r. WOODWARD, Secy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-09

For Sale. Apricots, near corner
OF River Str, and It'll Ave. North.
A. f. Hagerman. site
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-08-09
j. L. EDWARDS.

Treasurer and ex-officio tax col.
lector of the Little Willow Irriga-
ton District, Payette County, Idaho
First Publication, August 2, 1917
Last Publication, August %, 1917
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!" gai'araa iig1rA del
'2aTq"c$.
Una !cnta reaction Sc Verificaba
III e.:a' uohIfan ocupaoa POGO q po-
60 e puesto &c giuseppe en- el CO.
eazon dc Leona, y Ia a~venturera sc
PiegGH'aDa como hao!a rodldo VI
-" con aqu"! hom'fe HHfante IN aNo
e"'e'" eohoSerc " l"Noo.
'''e e'e'e' UNA 7'r"a ircA'a'
Ion CANA a~t"rFadora, continue
me Haoe!S d~eSEFes'aao'
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muerto. Fuestra eXpiaci6n seria una
hurla, 81 fuese tan de poca dura-
cihn. 10 que o. reserve es peor TO-
daWa.
-,Oh, pens6 .Lecna, 5sera impla-
cable?
La berlina contiruaba canlinando
con rapidez, tan pronto enpinando
clestas, como 9escendiendo al fondo
de los wales.
Aquellos lugarcs eran cl teatro de
los ~asa'tos nocturnos del pillaje = 6el
crimen.
Rcpcnrinameate Ia berl.na alcanzo
una aitu-a deSde doade Sc Goninaba
ma erie de ga,gaHras profandas. d.
soJ-.salientes picos = dc bo=cues
.~oE!o!Tos y espr'3s.
-; aiirad. Gije Gentran, he ahi
Yuestro domiciho.
-Hablando asi, sehalsba con Ia
! mano una roca pelada, que so5resa-
LA de Jos ultimos promontorios que
formaban "a cadena de los AbruZzos,
elevandose con arrogancia ~salvaje ha-
cia ell cielo ' sobre cuyo cusoide le-
vantabase un sombrio edificio de
construction 2eudaI que despertaba
los mas ~siaiestros recuerdos de Ia
edad media. Aquel edificio era Ia
PulcineIla.
Algunus Inres esInscidss sca y s,H
10 alurnbrabau, dandoIe e. aspacto de
un taro viste desds lejos, En- c:
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NO FIENE.

E,pinosa Mire!cs ' Francisco Mrr-
%l,!a &nd4r may emp"Aadcs en- Que
den EenustiaEo venga i Il frontera.
Sc haur;n vuclto re~acionarios
cSos "~senores."?
Pccguc hacer!c tal proposition. cs
b~uacaric ia daio, o cuando mencs,
p~rvpcrtioHar!e IN disgus;o.
:Querer que t.! "E.nor' Carranza
tiravicSc n Tr:r!la lie mil kilGEe-
tros infcstada de encniEoS, cen =,
m!rdc Que sc carga 81 "scao-" Pre-
siiaHtr?
EA0 no 10 hacen los "partida-ios
l~calcs."
CARlCAT0.
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FOLLETIN Mum. 10
FL pACTO DE SANGRE


tn vida NE pertencce, e cijo.
-Pues lien, eriso LeoHa, imatad-
ie!
No, TO le mato, d:jo Gontran con
desdSa- Sow mas gene-oso Gue III.
Giuseppe. t 1.c has rooado nj fc7-
tuaa : i nuie- cue amaba: PoG1a
gu.iarr1e son ma Y o.7a c0sa; Fe7o
euiero Gejarte cseo-e~. ;Habia!
LaoB2 ez,remeci6se de cole-a. al
uismo tempo que la2zaba una MI
rada De odio q Contran y otra de ds-
precio al Co2ae.
-Escoged, ceutmuo Ell marques, 0
Laona 0 5eda IN fortuna. E~atregaDe
"a prInrra . sno, nrrama IN bono
is cuatrcgRnEas MI 66ras, ; RTate
= - rQi2r.
-anas; aunrlcu u Dal,dido-
~Em~oatts, :preiicrts ser rico?
81
-sI tenuacs4C = Leoaa?
e AGGlao rIspoadto con III sjg-
10 aIirr:Z.lvo &c cabsaa-
va % veIs, senoga, qljo Goaran.
u condo Giuseppe Us anna nleaos que
= Cu~asroc;ea3as nil ~li1ras; en- cambio
20 au1;sr4 Ja4o p5r "ds 5n1o III IN
Perto
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CNANTECLER

GIacomo os habria mctido en- Ell acto
uns taa entre ceja y celia.
Leona &c extrcmecio Y murrnu.o
en- q haja, cQujen, sois, pues. ano-
"a?
Estas palabras :ueron pronuncia-
daS cor ~salvaic admiration.
-FeIizmen;e, Prosigui6 e. marques,
nada dc $50 ka ocurrido solo Ia
neato el habcr amado a una muier
como 0 que. hab!cndo preterido c.
amer dc IN bandido cobarue. os ha-
St:s hccho irdiena de mi ra:ino.
In -ei+muago De ira h-ill5 en- los
oios DC Iona.
y" - d.. ,;rl2 s"uerys,. d.
%. hasa4::a e7 ve= Ge i!lmi!iarine.
-iCaranba! dijo Gontraa 81 o.
natase serials demasiado feliz; 10 su-
friria;s-
LeUna Sc extremecio.
La vida de handido tiene goces.
anadi6 Gontran. tiene goces que TO
sospechaba 20, leon parisien. Las e.
mocioneS del combate Ell peligro eter-
no, Ia obediencia ciega de los hon.
bres que os conilan Ell nlando. Ia.
expediciones nocturnaS, las orgias en-
m subterraneo.... ion, oh! condesa.
tc-o - lore n aractiyo my
grande.
Leona niraba con atenci6n a Con
tran, 3 por rnnaera yez an 81 tempo
en- que lie c~cnocia, dicn6se observa-
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!enaba J ella obedecla con salYaje
"oluntad.
Leona monte ea Ia berlina m;en-
.ras que Gontran hi2o 10 niSrao en-
IN caoallo dc uno de los criados, yen
DO 4 colocarse al Iado de ia p~ortezue-
?. con ma pisto!a en- Ia mano.
En- maycha!-ordeNG a los pcsti-
Homes.
~ haRdido Giacomo habia initsdo
n marques. colocaDdose con su ca
5allo CT e portezpela opuesta. Los
Dcsi.!oneS s2b!an po- experienced
ere - i9u;ii toda reSistencia cen
los bana:ioS. Fl n;odo do c. fuzzy
"a, Y saltando a cahallo IS be~h6a
parti0 escoltada por Gonuin J SD te-
n!ente. Los criados permanecieron
con los banGdos quienes sc apresura-
ron . hacer desaparecg en- IN ha-
franco 81 cadaver de 81 antigua CAPT
tan.
Sonora, dijo Gonnan despues de
haber galopado algunos minutes sin
pronunc:ar una palabra, babeis tenido
suerte.
Leona niroie atentanente.
ST 81 conGe huDiese sido va'fea-
Is y Sc hubiera batido, habria pciido
matarale, ) 81 ese t2So....
-iQae me hubiefa ocurridc? Pre-
gunt6 Laors.
En- ese case. continue cor cslrs.
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las dc los que q~uieren cchar abajo =
don FenustianO.
Que simpatico& son los yaquis!
FRACASOS.
CarranZa es e. senior de las emba-
iadas Y De las co.nisionea.. de los
f~racasos. En- cuanto Sc le atora alguna
cosa. echa mano de cuatro o clnco
de u hombres "eminentes" los nom-
bra cm~bajadores, y los faculta para
que ~arreglen Ia dificuitad.
En- canine de los Estados UnidoS
viene una de csaS "mislo"eS' que
r Ia idem de arrcglar con el 60
bierac americana e. trueGue de maiz
DOT metales. La question Sc cncontra-
ba en- manos de Bonil!as-otro En-
bojador-pero como este no Dudo ARE
glar!a = gusto lie Don Fenustiano. cl
m~cncionadc "scIor prcsidentc' des-
elho er cl acto :. BonillaS, como
ouicn dcsecha una ccli!la DC cigarro.
' dispuso que s. "iniera Ecnto dc
refrcsco 4 procurur el arreElo del
asunto.
EstO. d!cho seq d paso, hahla mu?
alto cn faror de- Ia habihtai diplo-
H:..;!ra d, Don Nacho cl EmhaiaiUT.
y las cue*tion@5 tr"SccnirEt.!,3, co
nc Ia dc! ~tuprcstlto, ri las de me
IL? imDUrruryit. como csta del malZ
ha poiio arrcrlar. To,ios han sldo
fracasos. .Aunque bicn mirada les
QucaG c! consuelo de que las comisio-
ncs cspeciales que han venido a en-,
mcndarlc Ia plana, han tenilo tam-
b:cn fracasos eStrcpitosas.
Pcro don VcnustianU, !~mpcrtr:rito
= tcnaz como si"mpre s!gue empc-
Eadc en- remcdiar :oaos SIS dcsastres
con g lombramicnto DE- Aueyas conf
stones, sin gpe-er darse cuehta de
que 81 nal no est. eE los embaiaGo-
res Sino en- e. G~escrcdito de su 60
bicrno y On In catidad lie .oS "e@oc.o5
que ,rata de arcc%!ar.
En- este case, hay sc ip-.r.. =
C;.ran2a 10 cue 4 aQue, S@js,o muy
teo auc rompia los cspcjos por Que
creia que 10 ca!umu:ab"r:
IIr~ -.,r .r-r- 49, T.
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! Gonrcan. extendie7do e e-azo,
dijo al napoitano: Eete, bel!aeo.
En- tanto que el coadc sc d;-iGi"
haeia Ia b~erlina. Lena Sc lanz6 Ia
c;a mo dc los bandidos ' quitandoie
una pistola del cinto "a amarillo cor
"a rapidez del -ayc, = a2u":a2do 4 81
marido hizo fuego. Giuseppe cay@ -
terra m~crtalmenrc herido.
Entoacss Leoaa. :!c12do ID 7;sso-
IA. SO yciyi0 hacia Gonc-an.
-;Es;oy veacadal &ijo, hacei d
III 10 a&e qUe-@is.
-Se@oca. resbcndio e! marques CO..
tesnente. voy . conduciros a vuestro
c~astillo de Ia P~ulcine'la, donde debeis
pasar e. yerano. Servios montar en-
Ia berlina.
La invitaci6n. aunque hecha On for
ma cortes, ocuttaba hastante nal e
acento imperative de una orden.
Leona ~o0edeci6. Esta Tnujer, que ia
debilidad en- los hombreS lie eausaba
horror. exper;mentab4 sin l.
.~necesidad De ser domi-ada. Gontrau
De codII!as. aLaa2dola con passion, J
demos-raEGo por ola ma abnegac:6r
absolute, no ie habrla iasprado mas
que une ~profunda l~ndiferencia; perc
g .nismo hornbre, netamortoseaGo {,
p-onto. h~2ciendose bandido por e
amor. = tratandola con ~des2reeio. de
MIA 5arnar oecssGameute srte e'h
p-oporcioneS mas g~iganrescas. e Or
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ACTUAI|DADfS fXTRANjfRAS
uN HOMBRE BRAVO.
~,IrnducIdo del frances para IL FnEHSi'

'irhd''ct"' GEL '''"''> "',A
La .Rr=ril d. il Rautc-Saone' del
y dc. .leosto. ha putli2ado este =:
; traordinario manifesto:
i9uEELOr uUZLAME!
( CilAlar.os dr Ia; ci4jaae; ) -.
los cal1npos, :oIi.jo- Sc las t~rihcheFAS,
/ s,ntes niineradas. genie pobrrf. pc
70 hoaradas, ju2gadme.
Me lla!no Terney Y SOY alauact! 90
Chanplitte. ,R.ate-SaoEel.
Fui moviiizado. Cunpli CON mi H.
Der como soldado frances y, por ha-
ber!o cImplido, fui lcenciato con (!
nlnefo ,.
Euelic n hogan, y "stando n !ado
de M mujer y dc mis- hlJo*. la' IN
vitado. O mcjor dicho, ful notlicado
dc que deo!a proceder a un embar-
| go de biene$ muebles. decretado en-
contra dc " padre de famlha que tie
ne t.ece hijos y TODD porQuc este des-
graciaio le debia al Estado do&cien-
tos francoa.
Oespu@s de haber consulate con
M c~oAciencia, porQue 70 tengo una,
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0riente brillaba Ia luna en- III inmen-
so y azulado CLEO. Jamas refucio
lie bandidos. nido dc aguilas. nj de
ha'concs habia estado tan Dien s;.ua-
do. Cortsda 4 pico dc roca que ser
via dc base a Ia antigua morada feu-
dal, hallabase a. iado de un bosdue
dc pinos en- forma de anfiteat.o: IN
tem:zo estrecho, conducia cor ma
subida cscarpada hasta Ia. Dua.ta del
ed;iicic.
Lcona contemplate con er1cci6a
~iesco1oc.da aqrella casa sonbra
don3e 81 &dciaa:o vi~,ria p-;aiencr{:
ip-o&u.&tase 81 era ALI aon&e Gi-s.-
&c, .rEuaSia7do Il Ia vida Re 1sa-
d.do, h@5:a p:a:23o iata-aa.sa para
vCra2>a:.
81 s2-E:Gs2 au.hcnt0 considera.
bIemcnte cuando al aproximarse q.
edificio, lejos de estar recientemento
restaurado, parecia per 81 contrario
c%onservar las hucllas de III incendio
r%eciente.
Sus torres desmanteladas Y enne-
grecidas por ell fuego asemejabanse a
gigantescos fantasmas. Tn solo
cuerpo del edificio Sc c~onservaba IN
tacto, 81 bien tanlbien e~77e,re:,Io.
Adivinando Gorar&l . adn.tal:5n de
Leona, lie DIG:
-Si 81 pobre coude Giuseppe 6pu
Biera vsdo tres horas mas y hubisss
visto sus pesesones 81 ssts cs..dp,
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CARlCATQ.
Sc AUMENTA "A TARIFA POSTAL
GUIANA.

HABANA, Oc;uDre 25.-Ea sido
puhiicaLo m decrcto en- yirtud de-
coal sc umen:a Ia tarifa postal en-
:orma de que. 4 pactir del primero
del pr1ximo mes de Noviembre, las
cartas que antes costaban dos centa-
vos, costar4n tres. Estas cartas son
las que van dirig!ias i Mexico : q los
EstadoS Unidos.
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Pasa a IN ia. Col. ia.

~ Tue voianGo,
nomaS por miedo
de villa ("pancho"l:
;cDmo he d "crerle'.'
don Fenast!ano,
Que vicoe al Norte,
Qae 50 hace ~guapo'', =
quc to- antojos
de IN pobre d!ablo
Niene d enucgarse
dc pies ' maHos
a que 10 cQe'Guen
de algdn gnayah& $50?
Esas son lan::s,
hou Eenustia3o;
listed no sale .
por ninEun lado.
Ne 2Daesto IN hIro;
me apuesto 81 slcldo
DC udo IN aHo!
Ma5.... no :" aplomcs.
compalre Arango...
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s. cuando IN heN!co
pusicrvn ARGOS,
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pMITLCAM ENUDA
SIMPATlA.

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Que simpaticoS son los yaquIs!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-02

As a rule they are better adapted to southern than to northern climatic conditions. The construction feature of such houses is the thorough insula- tion of their walls, ceiling, doors and windows. This type of storage house is not to be recommended for north ern locations. nor is it advocated for the south, except where poor drainage conditions will not permit the use of the dugout or cellar style of house. It Is not recommended. because it can not be so economically constructed, nor does it furnish as good a type or storage as the properly ventilated cellar storage house.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-02
Prapare for Winter

Now is the time to get your chicken houses ready for winter. You can also be teaching the chickens to live In them while they are young. and you will be spared all the trouble of run ming them in out of the trees when cold weather comes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-02
METHODS OF STORAGE

The possible ways to store potatoes, says the bulletin, are pits or earth covered piles, in dugout pits or potato storage cellars. in insulated wooden structures. in substantial masonry or concrete houses. and in artificially re- frigerated storage houses. The latter two methods are the most expensive. Fitting is the most primitive method of storage. but if properly done on we'll drained locations is satisfactory in so far as the preservation of the potatoes is concerned. The chief draw back to pitting is that the potatoes are not always easily accessible in the winter.
 The dugout pit or potato storage eel lar is probably more widely used than any other type of storage space. Fitted with watertight roof it is especial ly popular in the central portions of the United States. In the arid and semi-arid sections a type with sod or dirt roof is in most general use. As rule the excavation for the cheaper structures of the dugout pit or eel lar type when erected on level or nearly level land does not exceed three feet. The soil removed from such an excavation, particularly if the dugout is of any considerable size. Is ample for banking the side and end walls and also for the roof. The cost. of con- struction may be greatly modified, ac- cording to the character of the loca- ton.
 In the cheaper dugouts, where the soil is of such nature as to remain intact 1t is allowed to form the side and end walls the roof being sup ported on plates resting on the soil and held together by boards or joists. This form of construction involves a deeper excavation and a constant ele- ment of risk from cave-in. In the more expensive and substantial struc- lures the side and end walls are built of concrete.
 Insulated frame potato storage houses are not used very extensively