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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06

Mr.. Stoddart has been ailing for
some time past.
The deceased was Is years old
next Sunday.
The funeral services were held
in the Stake Tabernacle Sunday
afternoon under the direction OF
the First Ward Bishopric.
Interrment took place in the
Oakley Cemetery.
In Mr.. Stoddart's death, Oak
ley loses one Of its sterling pion-
GERS. We join with the many
friends of deceased in mourning
the loss of the departed brother
who was SO we'll known and
highly respected throughout tue
valley.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Trustees of the Village of
Oakley, Idaho, will receive bids for
the grading Of the following named
streets and avenues between the
points designated up to 8 o'clock
Pm. of the 14th day of April, 1917,
to-wt,
Center Avenue from Locus Street
Northern boundary of said Village)
South to point of intersection with
Main East Side Canal of Oakley
Canal Co.
Main Street from Northeast cor
ner of the Northwest quarter of
Section FIVE, Twp. IA S. r. % E.B. M
West eighty rods
Main Street from the eastern boun-
Diary line of said Village Vest 80 rods
Church Avenue from Main Street
South to point of intersection with
High Line Canal of Oakley Canal
Company.
Plans and specifications Of said
work may be uad on application to
the undersigned or to Geo G.. Walter,
at their respective Offices in Oakley
Idaho.
Rights reserved to reject any and
all bids.
Dated at Oakley, Idaho, this the
Bird day of April, 1917.
c. G. LARSON,
Nillag. Clerk
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06
Opera House,
Monday, April 9th.


Reese Bros. Big Africander Co.
in "SOuthland" musical comedy
and minstrelsy. A production
tull of laughs and without any
vulgarity, Six big high class
acts. A show that stands tor
all that is good in Musical Com
edy and Minstrely and presenting
more real comedians, more swee
singers and exclusive features
than any other organization
Watch for street parade Monday
afternoon.
Opera House, Monday, April 9
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06
RAIDER SINKS ]
ELEVEN SHIPS
GERMAN SEA TERROR DuPLicAr.
ING DESTRUCTION WROUGHT
0Y THE MOEWE.
Empioys Norwegian Flag When Ap-
preaching Victims in South Amer
lean Waters, According to
Stories Of Survivors.

Rio De JaneirO.-A new German
raider, slipping past the British war
ships on guard in the North sea, has
reached the south Atlantic and sent
eleven merchantmen to the bottom
According to survivors from the
sunken vessels, the raider is the See
adler (Sea Eagle), formidably arm
ed craft operating with the same sue
cess and daring as it's predecessor, the
Moewe, which recently returned to a
German port after playing havoc with
shipping in these waters.
News of the activities OF the raider
was brought to Rio de Janeiro by the
FRENCH bark Cambronne, which ar
rived here March 81. She had on
board 263 men from the crews of YES
sells sunk by the Seeadler.
There were twenty-five men in the
crew Of the Cambronne, bringing up
the total Of persons who reached Rio
yaneirO to 285.
The CambrOnne encountered the
raider on March at latitude 81
south, longitude Z west. point in
the Atlantic almost on q line with
Rio de Janeiro and about two-thirds
of the way to the African coast After
the survivors had been put on the
Cambronne, she was ordered to pro-
coed to the coast OF Brazil, a voyage
OF twenty-five days.
According to the Journal de Brazil.
the raider was loaded with mines,
which explains the destruction of ves-
sells of the coast OF Brazil.
The commerce destroyer is reported
: to be armed with two guns of 105 mil
limeters and sixteen machine guns
The vessel has three masts and IL
equipped with wireless. It's crew con
sists of sixty-four men under the com.
mand of Count Ukner.
According to the refugees, the raid
. er left Germany on December %, es
corted by a submarine. They say that
the commander declared that the Ger
man emperor and the crown prince
alone knew of the expedition.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06
KAISER CALLS
FORMORE MEN
GERMANY TO MAKE SUPREME
EFFORT TO END WAR DUR
ING PRESENT YEAR.
Men Beyond the Age Limit Are Re-
tanned With the Colors, While In
dustrial Mobilization 10 Ap-
preaching Climax.

enhagen-Germany, according to
information reaching here from Ber-
lin, now is gathering to the colors
every available man for a supreme
military effort to bring the war to a
victorious conclusion in this years
campaign-a goal which Field Marshall
Won Hindenburg and his advisors con-
slider by no means impossible of at
tainnsnt
Without altering formally the law
OF military service the German au-
thorities have in practice extended the
period OF service beyond the forty
fifth year and are retaining with the
colors and in many instances for
fighting duty with active units in the
front line landstrum men who have
passed this age.
The operations of the labor service
law, now in full swing, are further re-
leasing for service at the front every
available man behind the lines capa-
BILE of carrying a rifle, SO that the next
two or three months should see the
German armies at their maximum size.
simultaneously with this draining
to the dregs of human reservoirs Of
soldier material. Germany's industrial
mobilization also is approaching a cli-
max A scheme for converting every
available factory and employing every
available machine on war work and
manning them with labor obtained un-
der the labor service law Is contem.
plated.
The secret Of Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg's plan Of the 1917 cam
paign still is we'll kept. 1t is uncer
tain whether the offensive will be di
rected In the east or in the west ant
the Germans strategic reserve, at las
accounts, still within Germany, hal
not begun to move in either direction
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06
GERMANY GIVEN EVERY CHANCE
American Officials Aroused by Effort
to Place Responsibility on
United States.

Washington. Secretary thinner
mna's speech to the reichstag charg-
ing the United States with responsible
ity for war ii it comes, brought forth
for the first time official admission
that the United States government
knew in the middle of January that
the ruthless submarine decree was to
be issued and that three days were
allowed to elapse to give Germany OPP
portunity to modify or repeal 1t before
the severance of diplomatic relations
was announced.
Count Won Bernstorff, it was stated
by department officials. knew of the
impending decree two weeks before it
was issued and made every effort with
his government 10 have it repealed.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06
Big Patriotic Meet
ing Held at Oakley
Tuesday.
Several ct our Local Boys
Enlist.

On Tuesday afternoon large
and enthusiastic crowd attended
the patriotic meeting held in the
Stake Tabernacle.
Am appropriate program had
been arranged for the OCCASION.
The speakers remarks were time
ly and to the point regarding the
grave danger this county was
facing at the present time and
asked all to do their part in the
coming crisis.
Pres. John l.. Smith EXPRESSED
a desire that a least twenty five
young men would enlist from our
town. James Dayley, Frank
Hunter. H. Grlffiths, Howard
Tuttle. Elden Hunter, Leo Bates
and Farley Kock has already re-
sponded to the call and enlisted
and several others will be ready
to 90 within the next few days.
A large crowd attended the
Free Farewell Dance rendered to
our boys the same evening at the
Anona before leaving for Twin
Falls to un 1ergo medical examin-
alton and be musteret III.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06
ANOTHER PIONEER
fASSES AWAY.

Mr.. James Stoddart, an old
pioneer Of this section died on
Friday last at the home of Hon.
Joseph Y. Haight, his son in-law
Mr.. Stoddart was one of the
pioneer school teachers Of South.
ern Idaho. He was the first
manager OF the Oakley Cooper
ative Store. He was noted tor
his educational and business at.
tainments.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06
Peace Offer Still Oren.

Amsterdam. - A Vienna dispatch
quotes Count Czernin, the Austro-Hun-
garian foreign minister, as saying in
an interview with the Fremdenblatt
that the entente could conclude an
honorable peace with the central
powers at any time and that the pro
posal OF the central empire for .
peace conference still held good.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06
Mexico Seizes Railroad.

Mexico City.-The railroad between
Mexico City and Vera Cruz has again
been placed under government control.
The property, which is owned by Brit
ish interests. was taken over by the
government two years ago, but was
returned to the stockholders last No
vember.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06

Guatemala City.-It is reported that
German reservists are concentrating
on the xican-Salvadorean frontier.
1t also is reported that a wireless tel-
egraph plant has been shipped into
Salvador from Mexico by which it Is
possible to communicate with Ger
many.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06
Conference Excursions.

VIA Oregon Short Line to Salt
Lake City, April 3rd to Sth in-
elusive; limit April 18th. See
agents tor rates and further de-
tails.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06

Sandusky, Ohio.-Lester Koutz, B
company, Sixth infantry regiment,
Ohio National Guard. fatally wounded
a tramp when he refused to obey
command to halt at spot where the
soldier was on guard.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06
Spain to Deliver Supplies.

Washington.-An offer by the king
of Spain to have Spanish ships carry
relief supplies to Syria and release the
American naval vessels Caesar and
Des' Moines, now warbound at Alex
andria, from that duty has been &C
cepted by the United States.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06
Germans Hold Fifty Americana.

Washington. Official dispatches
from Copenhagen confirmed reports
that two American seamen had ar
rived there from Germany with the
story that some fifty others taken in
raids by the commerce raider Moewe
were held in detention camps.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06
Steamer Driven Ashore.

Evansville, Ind.-The steamer St.
Paul of the Streckfus line. carrying
approximately 1,700 persons, was
driven ashore on the Ohio river at
midnight Sunday at q point three
miles below this city In q strong wind.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06
YOUTH FOUND SLAIN.
Boy Believed to Have Been Murdered
in Lonely Canyon.

in Lonely Canyon.
Salt Lake City.-Lying in more than
4 foot of snow with a bullet wound
piercing his breast, the body Of Ray
mond Johnston, II years old, cattle
herder, was found Sunday night in
the basin of a small ravine about a
mile and half up Dry Canyon. A re-
volver with one empty chamber and
an extracted shell were found about
twelve feet from the body. The young
mans horse was tied to small oak
shrub about seventy-five yards down
the canyon from the scene. 1t is be-
lieved the boy was murdered.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06

Ottawa, Ont.-American subscrip-
tions to the latest Canadian war loan
were estimated on March 81 at $780,
900, 900. Canadian subscriptions will
be considerably beyond the $3.50 .000.-
900 asked for.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06
Saw. Germans Hate Americans.

Halifax, N S.-"The Germans hate
the Americans worse than they do the
British" declared DR.. Orville Mckin-
nah, a veterinary surgeon OF New
York, who arrived here April from
German interment camp.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06

Flockmasters Claim sheep Have Been
Poisoned.

Pot0One0s
Salt Lake City.-Range war has
broken out on the Arizona strip and
on the ranges OF Washington and
Kane counties and as result more
than 800 head of sheep have been
poisoned and two sheep camps burn
ed to the ground. 1t is alleged by
the sheepmen of the southern part OF
the state, who have made complaint
to c. B. Stewart, secretary of the Utah
State Woolgrowers' association, that
the sheep have been poisoned by those
who desire the ranges for cattle, but as
yet no proof has been offered to sub
stantiate the allegations of the sheep
owners.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06
Rebels Publicly HANGED.

chihuahua City.-Seventy rebel
prisoners taken during Villas attempt
to capture this city on March 80, were
hanged publicly the following day as
q warning to the Villa element of the
population.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-04-06
GOVERNORS ASK FOR RECRUITS.
Idaho, Utah and Montana to Secure
Men for the Navy.

Salt Lake City.-The governors Of
Utah, Idaho and Montana have been
asked to issue proclamations in behalf
of the request made upon the three
states by the navy department to fur
nish before April 20 500 recruits for
the United States navy, the first line
of defense, if war is declared. OF this
number Montana is asked for 800,
Utah 260, and Idaho 240 recruits.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-02
sEs listed NFoRruNApoa

Ia mayoria de las intermediates sc
pueden tomar por orfgen al descuide
Q negligencia, pero los ~desafortuna'
dos que sufren de romadizo o de as
ma pueden atribuir sus males a Ia
mala suerte. En- Agosto Ell aire esta
lleno de pollen y polvo que causan en-
~fermedaies y molestias a algunos, y
a otros nc les molestan. Ningun re
medic les alivia tanto Ell romadizo
ell asma como la Mel y Alquitran dc
Foley, la medicina de familia tan co
nocida para toses, resfriados y Group
Lmpia v suaviza la nariz afligida, Ia
garganta y los tubos bropquiales.--De
venta en- la Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-02
cuARTILLAs FAclLEs.
LA coNFIANzA.
tpe 'Et Paso Morning TImes.")

Contadas son las personals que esti-
man la confianza como periodical pa
ra los i~ndividuales intereses. Es, de-
cir, que la confianza laparenta ser una
cos2 bonita, y que, bien vista. no es
mas que n remora in%tolerable.
lMejor yivirfan los hombres, incues-
tionablemente, 81 no entraran en- con-
1lanza, nj Sc gastaran c%onfianzas, nj
fueran confianzudos nunca. I'm ma
yor respeto Sc ~observarfa en- ellos, y
ell peculio particular no sufrirfa men.
qua alguna.
IA yer, Tomas, dame cinco pesos.
iCorcoles! No TRAGIC una peseta.
-Anda, no me andes con bromas.
Y aquel no me andes con bromas'
Sc dice, agarrando al individuo por la
solapa, esculcandole los bolsillos con
avidez y perpetrando i'm verdadero sa-
queo en- las ropas de la vfctima. INA
turalmente! HAY confianza. ...
Y, como ustedes veran, la CONTAIN
"a que hay entire esos bfpedos esta a
punto de originar una bancarrota y
de sumir en- la miseria a uno de ellos,
para todqs los dfas de SUI vida.
Y Va ustfd por la Gale, embebido en-
las m~editaciones metaffsicas de Kent,
y cuando menos piensa listed, ipum!
le aplasta un dedo ell t%raunseunte We
elmo.
-iAyt listed ma dc perdonar. iCa-
la, 81 eres tn, Nicolas. No to habfa
visto. va to remolf ell empeine. liza,
ia, ia, ia, ia, ia!
DE donde Sc desprende que La con-
fianza maldita vino a echar por tie
ira los cumplimientos y satisfaccio-
mes que ordena la buena educaei6n
para tales desgracias y para tales des-
cuidos.
Isl Nicolas no hubiera sido amigo
no, hubiera habido confianza ninguna,
a buen SECURE que ell muchach6n hui
biera dado margen a un Gambia de
notas diplomaticas y a n serie de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-02
= PAGlNA LITERAlRGA -

~explicaciones, onerosas para ambas
parties.
-iCaballerol dispense listed. Ha
sido n verdadera desgracia.
MO hay cuidado.
lie exprimf OIL Gallo vig6simo?
iQue atrocidadl Voy a lamar a un
doctor. 5Quiere usted una ambulan-
cha? iUn sacerdote? 1La extrema
unci6n?
Naturalmente despues de aquelIa
retahila dc cumplimientos, no hay do
lor que Sc r~esista, nj molina que no
SO ablande. nj venganza que no Be es-
fume. Ganas dan de que 10 aplaste
una aplanadora, con tai de que Ell que
la ~conduzca sea hombre decente y de
poca confianza.
Para los caseros, la confianza es la
quiebra. Tener inquilinos de con-
fianza es tener oil alma en- un hilo. Es
ir redondamente al fracaso. rs ha-
Ger un pan como unas hostias.
--Don Cinema, por Dios, que va q
cinco meses, y listed sigue atrasado.
Ills verdad, amigo portero; pero
ique tai j~uerguita de anoche! Y CO.
mo lie hacfa listed la rueda a la dc
azul, do la manchita negra junto a Ia
oreja. iAnde, g~ranujillai
-tPero olga listed, o. que la renta.
MAZDA. Aquf no hay mas renta
que la del amor. Y listed y 20 somos
huenos amigos va sabe listed que
por ESQ de la renta no o hemos de
pelear.
Y meses vienen v meses van, y la
renta no aparece por ningdn lado, y
don Cinema nj Sc da por entendido de
ella, y Ell portero. entretanto, gozan-
do con ~las-contianzas de-. inquilino.
Ash es 81 mundo de engafiador.
| iCualquiera dirfa que tener CONTAIN
va con alguna persona, es tener n
ancora salvadora o I'm bolsillo SECURE
para los dias de apremio en- la tripa.
iQue equivocada lie dan los que tai
Pheasant
lSi listed, lector sufrido. tiene urgen-
tie necesidad de algo, no pida listed
ese algo> a un amigo de confianza,
porque ira al fracaso sin remedio.
FL amigo lie dira que 10 siente mu-
chic, que recuerde listed que en- otras
0casiones la ha hecho con verdadero
gusto, que ahora materialmente no
puede, y lque Sc yo que! Y listed
no hara NADIA, nj podra decirle NADIA,
nj objetara Ill comino.
Amigo lector, no hay que tener con-
fianza mas que con Dios. Y ESQ.
porque Dios SO halla muy lejos de mol
sotros!
TtBERio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-02
coNTEsTAcIoNEs lNaENiosAs.

Enrique w, rey de Francia, envit
al mariscal de Bassompierre cont
embajador extraordinario a Madrid
AL volver a la patria, cont6 a SUI sobe
rano que Ell rey de Espana lie habfs
ofrecido un precioso mulo para hacel
su entrada en- la capital. -fHermost
espectaeulo -exclam6 Enrique vel
un asno montado sobre un mulo.
N-En efecto, respondio Basompierrt
-1pero no hay que olyidar que repre-
sentaba a Vuestra Magestad.
Thiers, ell celehre -estadista, era si
mamente bajo de estatura. Para ven
garse de un colega, huen mozo, que
habia ridiculizado SUI tamano exfguo
diio a u fntimos. Lay personas
de alta estatura pueden compararse
a las casas de seis pisos, cuyo pisc
superior suele ser ell peor amueblado
I'm hterato envi6 una tarjeta a Vol
taire, suplicandole lie diera su parecel
sobra la obra. Voltaire, despues dc
haberla lefdo, dijo: LA dificultad NJ
consiste en- hacer una tragedia como
esta, sine en- contestar al que la hizo,
Scribe, ell famoso literato frances
presto quinientos frances a un amigo
Este, en- la imposibilidad de devolvei
la suma. evit6 desde aquel dfa todc
~encuentro con su antique amigo. Pero
IN dfa ell scribe, al apercibirle de le
jos, corrio a su encuentro y lie dijo.
He olvidado por complete ell asun.
to de los quinientos francs. pero ia.
mas consentire en- perder un amigo
por semejante bagatela.
de I'm mode muy diferente juzgd
Alexandra Dumas, hijo, un asunte pa
recido, Encontr6 en- la Gale a IN
amigo, deudor suyo. que Sc ~apresurd
a saludarle, alargAndole la mano. Pc
70 Dumas, en- vez de aceptarla metid
ostensivamente la suya en- 81 bolsillo,
"iComo!-exclam6 ofendido el prime
ro-- listed sc mega a darme la mano.
EN- efecto, -respondi6 Ell novelista
~ ningun perjuicio lie causara a US
ted, va que esta vacfa."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-02
HA REcoHRADo sU sALUp.


Tantas sehoras estan sufriendo dc
aflicciones ~parecidas a esta, que esta
carta de testimonio de Mrs. Laura
Beall, de Plattsburg, Miss, sera lefda
con interes. Me 'puse con mala sa-
lud. Mi lado izquierdo me dolfa TODD
el tempo. Tome las medicines del
doctor, pero no me hicieron provecho.
Tome dos frasquitos de Pfldoras de
Foley para los Rihones y ahora me
siento muy bien." Dolor de espalda,
dolores reumaticos, dolores en- ell CO.'S
tado, mdsculos adoloridos O hincha-
dos, coyunturas tiesas, ojeras, enfer-
medades del vase, ylos sfntomas del
NAL de riiones Sc alivian prontamen-
te con las Pildoras de Foley para los
Rihones.-De venta en- la Capital
Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-02
les tn hermano. \. Tono.

GS u neIIpanO. ~. 1OHO. "
tu hermano! iva pareci0i....
Tambien este era cierto. A bas
tantes brazas de Ia barca flotaba 81
%cadaver de Juan de la Cruz. Algtt
nos detalles dc su ropa lie hicieron vi
sible y Acil de- conocer para aquella
buena genie, que We como las aguilas
E.... iOh, 81 10 hubiera visto la vieje'
ella, comida Ia cara; en- ~jirones Ia
ropa, hinchados los miembros y 81
cuerpo TODD!
ivamos por 9N-exclamaron los
marinos. La barca vir6.
Tono, que sin estremeoerse habfa
contemplate rapidamente Ell cuadro
volvi6 a mirar al banco de SARDINIA.
-iQuietos todos!-grit6 al obser'
var la gui1ada de la vamos
a perder Ell banco ahora? Juan de
la Cruz no necesita dc vosotros nj de
nadie. iEcha La red!
-iPero parece impossible! Mira
que es tn sangre-objet6 Ell timonel,
que era el mas viejo.
Ia bordo no manda nadie mas
que 20. iEcha la red!
Los hombres compasivos no Sc a.
trevieron a insistir. Y comenzo la pes
ca.
Entire tanto ell cadaver de Juan de
la Cruz derivaba hacia los peIascos
de los arrecifes, como buscando en-
ellos asilo mas blando y suaye que Ell
eoraz6n de Tono.
Mo falt6 quien recogiera al pobre
muerto.
I'm los pefascos var6 aquel casco
inlttl. y de, allf 10 arrancaron manos
piadosas. Como no hahia entire ell
pehascal nj los siete palmos de terra
precisos para hacerle a un hombre la
Ultima CANA, los restos de Juan de la
Cruz, e~nvueltos en- una Iona, fuercn
llevados a Puertociaro a bordo de un
bote.
Pero aquella misma noche supo to-
do Ell pueblo que ese bote no habfa
sido ell de Tono, que prefiri6 pescar
sardinas a disputarles la carne de su
cogiendo de entire las olas Ell cadaver
de SUI hermano.
Y TODD ell pueblo Sc escandaliz6,
porque no habian visto un case seme-
JAMIE.
La madre 10 lego a saber; a la no
via de Tono Sc 10 dijeron....
Y Ell dfa de los funerales nj III solo
pescador do a Tono un apret0n de
manos de pesame; la abuela no 10 mi
no siquiera, y la pobre Rosa, la now
de Tono, Sc fue a el y lie did:
-4Se ha acabado TODD entire los dos.
Quien es para los suyos como til, 5qu6
sera para mi?
Tono qued6 solo en- medic de la lyle
suo de P~uertoolaro, que nunea le ha-
bfa parecido tan grande go.
Pas6 ell tempo, y nunca sc VIC al
Tono a%compahado de nadie. Eel pue-
bio entero Sc apart6 de 81 como de un
apestado. 49,.
I'm dfa no pudo mas, y embarcan-
dose en- su falucho bog0 mar adentro.
para siempre en- la in
mensdad.
"a d6nde fue? Nadie 10 sape.
lPero donde quiera que hsya lido,
llevara sobre ST Ia middleton de Dios,
lie aquel Dios trcmendo que pregunto
in dfa a I'm NAL hermano:i
Cain 1que mas hecho lie tn her
mano Abel?
v. ESpINoS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-02

gordar es mucho mas remuneratiyo
para los ag~ricultores que ell que Sc pa
ga por los marranos.
La Teche oil mafz forman, una buc-
ma dieta para los pollos. Para obte'
ner los mejores, r~esultados debe gus
brarse ell mafz y dejarlo drrante VI.
rias horas que Sc empape en- leche
agria o suero de leche. Poniendo al
mafz en- bandejas por la manana !
aiadiendole leche sdefvez en- ouandc
hasta que la absorba toda, Sc tendri
en- la noche la bien %preparada
y lista para proporcionarla a los ami
malitos. Dando "a los politics cons
tantemente una buena raci6n diaria
de mafz con leche creceran muy rapi-
damente ~ estaran slempre gordos y
en- buena condicf6n para la venta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-08-02
Sc SENTiA PEoR pEsPUEs DE
LAS vAcAcloNEs.

lei cambio de las actividades afue-
ra al tempo de las v~acaciones, al re-
gular v quieto empleo, algunas veces
le hace a n sentirse pesado y re
cargado," inc6modo y bilioso, con un
dolor de cabeza Internal, un desaso-
ciego nervioso y la lengua sarnosa.
En- vez de quejarse de que ia vaca-
ci6n no 10 hace provecho." es mejor
remover la enfermedad, la cual a me-
nude es ell resultado de una indiges-
ton. Las Pastillas Catarticas de
Foley, le dan un alivio vioiento sin
NADIA desagradable nj efectos costo-
sos-De venta en- Capital Pharmacy.