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LEGAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THr
STATE or NEW MEXICO. WITHIN Am
FOR THE COUNTY OF LUNA.
,,,,souri State Life Insurance company
Corporation. Plaintiff
Grace Miesse. Raymond T.. Mie..s
Richard Miesse. Neola Miesse. q j
Kohlmann Administrator OF the rs.
iite Of Charles L. Miesse, Deceased
Z G. Carr. and the Deming National
Rank o Corporation, Defendants
Civil No. 707
NOTICE or TENDENCY oF SUIT
~, the Above Named Defendants:
You. and each Of you. are hereby notified
that suit has been commenced, and ;; now
rsnding in the above entitled Court. wherein
Missouri state Life Insurance COMPANY n
g'rporaiion Is plaintiff. and you the ahov.
named. are defendants. the general objects Of
which said suit are To foreclose a certain
morigage bearing date the 18th day OF De
Semi,r. 1914. made and executed by T.. Grac.
Nr.sr and Charles l.. Messe 10 Missouri
STAT. Life Insurance Company, aforesaid
which said mortgage was. ON the iith dav al
January. 1915. duly recorded in The oIice ~
,he County Clerk Of said County of Luna i'm
BOOK SIS OF the Records Of Mortgages nj
nares gs.iOO. and which said mortgage coyers
md CONVEYS the following described lots tracts
and parcels Of land and real estate situate
state ~ New Mexico ana described a. follows
south Half Is l.2) Of the Notheast Quarter
c.E l.i). Section Ten tO), Township Tween.
"a four 2Il. South. Range Seven az West
New Mexico Principal Meridian. containing
Eighty 500 acres, more or less, together with
al water rights now aud hereafter acouired
,oecther with al and singular the lands tene
iuenf- hCredtamcnts and appurienances there.
INTO belonging, or in anywise appertaining
md The reversion and reversons. remainder
and ltmainders, rents. issues and profits
hereof and al the estate. right title inter.
.,i claim and demand whatsoever ~ the aid
g. Grace Miessc and Charles T. Miessc eth.
n IN law ar equity, Of In. and 10 the said do. |
.eribcd premises. with the appurtananees.
and Tor decree OF sale Of said mortgagei
rrcmis,s Tor the satisfaction of the amount
due and unpaid ON said mortgage. towii. the
sum Of One Thousand Six Hundred Thirty. |
thr,c and 9i00 Dollars (sl6330 9), with in. |
ierri and attorneys fees. together with the
costs Of this suit and OF such sale. and for de. |
fceucy judgment in case OF defcncy against
Ie.endaut5 Z. Grace Miesle and G J. Kohl. |
mann Administrator as aforesaid. aud Tor de.
cree that said mortgage constitutes o valid
and appurtenanccs hcrcinbcfore described.
prior and superior 90 any rights titles inter
ssts claims or liens Of each and all ~ the de-
PENDANTS herein namd.
You are further notified that unless YOU
shall cause Your appearance 10 BE- entered in
said cause on or before the Goth dag OF No.
yembcr, A. D., 1917, Judgment will b. rcn.
dcred iu said cause against you by default
The names and p0stotiice address, OF plain.
nn attorneys are Naught & Watson. Deming.
New Mexico
Dated this 18th day ul September A ID |
1917
q. R.HUCHEs
saUf Or oct 10 Clerk Of aid t.trt |
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FOR SALE-Two modern houses. l
seven room and l four room. with
bath and sleeping porches, 3 blocks
from postoffice. Fred Sherman,
Phone 240. Deming.
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FOR SALE The New Mexico Cot
tage Sanatorium, at Silver CITY. has
milk COWS for sale. If you want n
bargain in milk cows. fresh or dry.
old or Young. apply at once. viii
also sell cneap six year old register
ed Guernsey bull. Brookmead Gar
con No. 24753. 4tfc
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SALE OK roprc,os
uRE or MORTGAGE '"h'los'


'''"'9siQNERs SALE on FoRFrt ne
IKE OF MORTGAGE
OF New Mexico. and descr,hed ~ o.,
IN rltE DISTRICT COURT or MIR ." stv vi
nr Vrt,AAL DISTRICT or THE sTsrr
CoIivTv op MO-; MO- IN AND FOR TnF
Elizabeth lIupper
M u l.. Bevans or Mrs
nnoy J.. Bevans and Florence
in''n9l, bevans and William
u McDonough
Defendant.
.''''' u hereby given that under and IL,
virtue II an order III sale issued o,, ' ~" ~!
al ~" .ouH OF the Sixth Judicial Distric,
a. TJ Io ~ New Mexico ON the card Jny
", "uls' lHl,. wherein Elizabeth Uvnna,
PIA'nth and Mira Il. l.. Bevans or NJ d., -
v,nil'eNhn, and Florence Nichob Beyans "r3
" i,iiam H. MeDonough are defendant '''
me above named plaintiff obtained pdy.
I'M uhu decree for Eleven Hundred Seyenty.
cent. from the ist day OF MAJ iai- "r
WIN costs OF Nine and 5O.iOO 40 501 nai
lats' which said decree and indvmo,, 49,
','''ief on The Gath day OF july. loI7 GlaJ
, anu "ht"rrd Of record In the Office az ,he
'trk 81 Luna County New Mexico bv
I Al naiu judgment and dpcrup
=, NE undersigned, am Commissioned 10 sell
w. iouo"in; described property. 10 wit Be
.lnhINt az tue northeast corner OF Blorl Tbir
,'oh ~ the knowles Plat. thence south six,,
...'' ,'I ne" point OF beginning, thence vest
,"' hundred three feet, thence Fouth seven,y
hNr irci parallel To the eastern boundarv ia
~ ,Aid block thirteen. thence cast Two Inn
urea ihrc" feet thence north sey.nty.G,., fa',
!" place " beginning being lots o,s nv
ana Three in Block Twenty of the Orcb,rJ
,arb Addition io the 1ownsite OF Deminr
NeW Mexico, together with all and sinc,,I,r
me ienemenN. Entertainments and npnmr,er.
lhc's therehnto belonging or in any wise ap.
"r''N'hlhE' ana the rcyersion and reyersions
ur remainder aud remainder rents. ISSUES
ana frohis thereof. and all the right title. i'm.
'iHt clam and estate Of said defendants ar
my ana all persons claiming under or thri
hil defendants or any OF them
mat on Wednesday the 2ith day of octn.
Der. 1917 al ten O'Clock OF the foreman M
ana day At the front door 81 the Cont Uonss
'tminE New Mexico | will IN nbedienc. Ia
ald order ~ sale and decree OF foreclosure
GU me above described property or 50 much
hereof as shall be necessary To satisfy lilo
Judgment NJ plaintiff and costs Of .pl, which
, Twelve Hundred Eighty. -Four tslasn noi
airs. 10 the highe,' and best bidder Tor cash
awful money " the United States ii Amer
cu.
JOHN g WATSON
FRED SHERMAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff
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FOR SALE-Most complete new
net cash $1,000 dry goods stock.
For quick sale, $3.50. Cash only.
Address p. o. Pox 534. Silver City,
\. II, - 3-3t-c
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FOR SALE-A Selden IL ton truck !;
new. unused top; car in almost per-
feet condition; will sell for Sl250-
first cost $500. INQUIRE of Henry
Raithel. Palace Drug Store. 5-tf.c
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srxtTmnI DISTRICT COURT or THE
SAFE cJuDiCIAL DISTRICT or THE
FoR 5;,, ~ NEW MEXICO, WITHIN AND
W. me COUNTY OF LUNA
'''e' MaEey, Plaintiff.
"0erry Maxey. Defendant
~ So........
7, No.loE OF TENDENCY or SUIT
Sa,,ssa pove named defendants:
,anne, = hereby given that suit has been
2 The against you, and Is now pending
Maze 4 sCose named Court, wherein Nancy
Il sa,d P.aintih. and that the general objects
trun W. wi, are that said plaintiff may obtain
u losd' NE said defendant. a divorce from
q he tv matrimony, the care and custody
"o minor children. Alfred Maxoy and
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT--Six room. modern. fur
niShed house. 2i5 miles from Dem
ing. INQUIRE Carson Hotel. Phone
333. 5-tf-c
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FOR sALE-or exchange for alfalfa hay, some
extra fine brood sow with litters Of piee. Also
some extra fine dairy calves-Trowbridge
Dairy. i3.t6tf
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that ,ba @ saa, named in said eompla,p,. ..,
complain, to w.t. ioI property Ss t.. described IN said
M. we've (i2) Of the Rice ,d lU! IN Block
IL tx o. Columbus, Luna County, 'i %n,v 70 The
the said Jn,.u 10 the plaintiff. and ,b", ,',.
plaintiff sr'enasn be required to pay a TO s ssid
support ard sddeqas,e amount FOR the e sa,s
children. and that unless Won LAY. 1a'n two minor
* ddshee N said Cause on a, ta 'nr your
win Jay o. November. A d. 1917 imd,utne.
Saisn, rendered against you IN aid cS "n.a
=, a. me name and postofYi,e add,
ing, New Mexico. ""s"' watson. Dem.
lei pa''d this ssnd day OF September n
G. X. HUGHES
'ouh'y oierk and Ex.oiioio Cerk
Sept a.oc, IA of said Court
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LOST OR STRAYED-Sorrel mare.
weight 1000. 1 white feet, came TO
my enclosure Sept Il. Brand v.
Owner NAV have by paying for keen
and for this notice on Jacobs No. |
place west of Deming. Phone 394
r /. 6-9pd
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classified
ADVERTISING
FOR SALE
FOR sALE-THE FOLLOWING MILL MA.

FOR sALE-THE FOLLOWING MILL MA.
CflINERY:
Tenor Machine Hall & Brown Mfg. Coz
Mortisc Machine HAL Brown Mfs. Col
Iointcr Head.
Double Surfacer 4 Flooring Machine No.
20 lIoyt 4 Boihner)
Sickes & Moulder (IIan 4 Brown Mfg
CO..
Joinior (Crescen, Machine Co..
Shapcr Edwards Machine Co
Band Saw Machine No. as Crescent Ma.
chine Coz together with other mill equipment
and accessories.
Sec II. J. WILLIAMS at Water Company's
Onirr
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PIONEER REAL ESTATE 90

FOR SALE Rooms and Sleeping Porch
50xli0 H. lot on Copper. Price, Sl,5OO-
900 cash balance terms.-Pioneer Real Es.
tate Co
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LIE PROBATE COURT OF THE
WgSSvHEII66 OF LUNA. STATE or NEW
-" we Matter of the Estate
II OF
'! IL Archuleta, Deceased
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
ID p'e IS hereby given that the undersisn.
ssn,a.,s ;, Jackson. was on the oiih day Of
simini0,ee., a. D.. 1917, duly appointed as
thnln,s "'TiN Of the Estate OF Harry II. Ar.
qnsi;sag deceased. and that he has duly
d b"r sa ana IS now acting as such. and that
Tie ssId having claims against the Estate %
sa,ns ~. deceased are required to present the
h. I'hln the time prescribed By law
1917 -'h day OF September. \. D
-. 5. JACKSON.
Administrator OF the Estate Of
raugl, T. n. Harry II, Archuleia Deceased
nSoi,ncys for Administrator
''"''ht New Mexico
Sept IS Oct 10
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L0ST-LrH. S. gold classspin Sat-
urday afternoon on streets or in Lvr-
lie Theatre. Return to Graphic for
reward. 5-2t-pl
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Defendant
Clyil No. eos
.uLLlE OF HENDENCN OF SWIFT


10 the above named defendants
You and each % you, are hereby notified
That suit has been commenced aud BIZ. now
ptndin- iu the above entitled Court. wherein
Missouri state Life Insurance Company. a
corporation. is plainiia, and you. the above
named 900" defendants, the general objects al
which aid suit are to foreclosc certain
mortglI, bearing date the 18th day Of d..
omltr, l9li, made and executed By /. Grace
Aes5c ana Charles T.. Micsse 90 Missouri
state Life Insurance COMPANY aforesaid
shch taid mortgage was, on the lth day Of
January, 1915, duly recorded Ia the office Of
lle County Clerk Of said County OF Luna in
BOOK Six OF the Records OF Mortgages at
page 'l6. aud which said mortgage covers
and conveys the following described lots
Uacls and parcels O. land and real estate sit
laie. WINS and bling In the County Of Luna
apd state Of New Mexico aud described as
'JllnWs trWit
south Halt IS 80 u the Northwest guar.
Et lNN 40 OF Section Ten lO). Township
twenty four l2i) South, Range Seven "a
West New Mexico Principal Meridian. con.
hnins Lightly 500 acres, moro or less, To-.
seihei With all water rights now aud hereaf
'eF acquired together with all and singular the
and. ieucments, Entertainments and appurten.
Ahtea lhercun,o belonging. or ia anywise ap.
pertaining. and the reycrsn and rcycrsions
remainder and remaind,rs, rents issues and
PROFITS thereof, and all the estate right, title,
interest claim and lemani whatsoever Of the
.. 'iihNf hlth@f anu shAlltN T. MltNNfs
,'uef ~ law OF equity. Of. in aud 10 the said
described premises. with the appurteuances
-ni ior decree OF sale II said mortgaged
premises for the satisfaction Of the amount
que aud unpaid on said NOR gage, to.wit: the
.lm Of One thousand Six Hundred Thirty.
tiee and 9.l00 Dollars (si653.09), with in.
v' and a,torn- 5 fees. together with the costs
| 'his suit aud Of such sale. pnd for deici'
wv Judgment, IN case Of deficiency. against
%lyhdauis +. Grace Miesse and {. j Kohl
FF'hl' Administrator of the Estate 81 Charlie
- Alesse Deceased. aforesaid. and for de.
t, mat said mortgage constitutes valid
inq sulaisting lien upon the lands. PREMISE
.4 aplurienances hereinbeforc described,
ro' ana superior 10 any rights, titles, inter.
wv claims or liens Of each and all Of the d..
'VuAhh herein named.
40. ,ou are further notified that unless YOU
. aI' cause Your appearance To bc entered in
,' ny cause on or before the Goth day Of No.
InvsF a. d, 1917, judgment will be- rcn.
''' M IN said cause against you by default.
ia ne names and postoilicc address OF plain.
new AeNicu
,q Dated this 2jth day Of September. 4. u.
S.,, .. 4 II. HUGHES.
''''' ." Clerk of said Court.
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IS THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO WITHIN AND

NTATt OF NEW MEXICO, WITHIN MD
FOR THE COUNTY or LUNA
Missouri state Life Insurance COMPANY.
o Corporation, Plaintiff.
e K0hlmaun, Administrator Of the
Estate Of Charles l.. Miesse. Deceas
3D. g. Grace Mcsse, Raymond Z.
Micgsc, Richard Mcsse. Nicola Mess,
Southwestern Alfalfa Farms Company.
Corporation. krakauer, Cork a
Noyes Successor Inc. Corpora
uon. Fred sherman and L. o Snod
rress. Jrit C. Maxwell. h. A. knowl,s
doing business ia and under the name
II The Dcmine Machine Works. Dem
aug Lumber Company Corporation
ADVANCE Rumely 1hrcsher Company
Inc, Corporation. and The Doming
National Bank Corporation
nafaudars.
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LOST AND FOUND

foUND-S,ray, red, yearling steer, branded
AZ. Owner pay for this notice and for k,ap.
inc--Aberi Ernst.
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FOR SALE--Ten head of Jersey and
Holstein milk cows. for dairy. Will
lease good cerral ard milking barn
with nlenty of water. w. Fl. Matt
thews. 2 miles south, CT. pd,
The diamond drill., 1917-08-04
HELP FARMERS HARVEST.

An effort will be made to help the
farmers harvest their crops through
the cooperation Of the upper PENN
sula development bureau.
Each fall great deal of trouble
Is experienced in digging the pota
toes as labor is scarce and the time
for the work is short. The bureau
will endeayor to organize business
mems clubs, boys clubs and the like
to help the farmers out
In other sections OF the country Il
Is possible to import labor, but con
ditions in the upper peninsula are
such that It Is impossible to bring in
harvest hands The officials will,
therefore direct their energies toward
distributing local labor to the great
est advantage Business men will be
invited to spend spare hours in the
potato fields getting out the tubers
before snow flies,
III AIt lbhEI ptlAll1uld tltt =nAAtOtl
boards allow the children a two weeks
potato vacation during which time
they work en- the farms This Is fol-
lowed out in the rural communities,
largely, where the children live on
farms and have personal interest
in the work Il Is expected that the
movement will be taken up In the
rural schools OF this part OF the state
with similar end in view
The youthful laborers are willing
TO work hard for smaller pay than
Erowu ups and thereby serve two
fold advantage II II is found that
the children OF the city schools will go
ont into the country and work instead
OF loating during such a vacation, a
potato vacation may be a general
thing
The problem is especially pertinen,
during he present year with the in
The diamond drill., 1917-08-04
Great Mountain Disappeared.

Oregon had at one time, probably
before the dawn OF life upon the
earth, a great volcano which lowered
possibly 5000 feet above Mount Hood.i
This was the great Mount Mazama.
But thousands OF years ago this noun
tain disappeared into the bowels of the
earth, and all that is left today Is the
huge rim around Crater lake. Crater
lake Is the caldron OF this extinct and
collapsed volcano and Is nearly six
miles In diameter. The inside walls of
the rim Of the ancient mountain are I'm
places nearly 1000 feet high and al
most perpendicular. The lake itself Is
In places 1000 feet deep, and parts Of
the wall rise above It's waters 1000
feet more. A restoration OF the noun
tain In fancy, using as basis the an
giles of the lower slopes, which still re-
main, shows that the apex could not
have been far from 1900 feet I'm
height, SO that Mount Mazama was one
of the most lofty and majestic peaks
I'm America.
The diamond drill., 1917-08-04
WATER is NOT WHAT IT SEEMS
May BE Cool. Clear and Sparkling, ana
Free From odor and Still Be
Full Of Disease Germs.

One cannot judge the purity OF wa
ter by It's looks. Things visible TO tho
naked eye are usually harmless. The
invisible germs OF disease are by far
the more injurious to human beings.
Most people feel that drinking water
is safe to use II IL Is cool. clear, spark
ling and free from color or odor. Such
Is not the case. Even the sparkle may
be due TO decomposition products. The
babbllng brook usually contains more
dangerous bacteria than standing wa
ter. Streams do not purify themselves
by flowing over their rocky beds. The
mistaken notion that they do is respon-
sible for great deal OF vacation typ
phold fever.
The safest method OF destroying dis
ease germs In water Is by actual boil
ing. Boiling the water for five minutes
will kill the germs of typhoid and al
lied diseases. Chlorine may also be
used to dlsinfect the water.
A stock solution Is made by taking a
level teaspoonful of full-strength chlo-
ride OF lime and rubbing Ii up TO
thin paste free from Jumps in a teacup
with little water. This should then
be made UP TO n cupful and diluted
with three more cupfuls OF water and
then poured into a bottle and tightly
corked. Add teaspoonful Of this stock
solution to each two-gallon pail OF
drinking water, thoroughly mixing Il
and allowing 1t to stand for ten min
utes. This will give about one-half
part OF free chlorine to a million parts
OF water, which Will destroy all typhoid.
or dysentery producing germs.
The diamond drill., 1917-08-04

Accidents Mast Be Reported at Once
TO Accident Board Under Penalty.

A reversal OF the manner or report
ing industrial accidents to the state
Industrial accident board Is establish
ed with the announcement in a circu-
lar just issued by the board TO all
employers the workmen's compensa-
tion law. The circular states that
hereafter It will insist that all acci-
dents be reported TO the board direct
ly by the manufacturer in whose
plant the accident occurs.
Heretofore such accidents have
been reported by the manufacturers
TO the insurance companies in which
they are protected and these compan-
les, through their agents have dealt
with the industrial accident board,
contesting claims whenever possible
and fighting strenuously TO keep down
compensation. The manner in which
some OF these companies have operat-
ed has led to the action OF the board
as set forth In the circular, II is said
The board further will insist that
all accidents be reported and calls at
tention to the $50 fine fhich the law
says must be collected for failure to
report an accident.
"This board has never taken any
steps to have the fine imposed" says
the letter, "but there have been some
instances where the fine should have
been imposed. The board is going TO
endeavor to see to IL that every acci-
dent occurring on and after August 10.
1917, is reported by the employers in
the manner and at the times explained
in this letter"
The letter then reviews the steps
to be taken in reporting each acci-
dent and the return to work OF the in
jured employe Failure to make sup
Elementary reports required will re-
suit in the board assuming an acci-
dent to compensible and acting ac-
cordingly
Attention is called to the action Of
the last legislature in enacting that
the average weekly wage OF an en-
ploye shall be determined by multi.
plying by six the daily wage he was
earning at the time OF the accident
Injured employees receive weekly
wage, with minimum OF 81 week
and a maximum OF $40
The diamond drill., 1917-08-04
Catarrh Cannot Be Cared.

with local APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease.
Catarrh is a LEGAL disease, greatly in
huenoed by constitutional. and in or
der to cure it you must take an in
ternal remedy Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine Is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF
the system Hallis Catarrh Medicine
was prescribed by one OF the best
physicians in this country for years.
1t Is composed OF some OF the best
tonics known, combined with some OF
the best blood purifiers The perfect
combination of the ingredients in
Halls Catarrh Medicine is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in ca
tarrhal conditions. Send for testi-
monials. free.
F. J. CHENEY & co, Props, Tole-
do. Ohio All druggists, 75c
Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton
The diamond drill., 1917-08-04
She Probably Would.

The corridor OF the court was crowd
ed with plaintiffs, defendants, wit
nesscs and such. A woman ready TO
enter the courtroom was approached
by an attendant
"Are you making complaint against
your husband, madame7" inquired tho
attendant.
"Why, no." answered she, smllingly.
my mans been dead the past thirty
years; but / suppose II he were living
I would make n complaint"
The diamond drill., 1917-08-04
SECURED IRON FROM METEoRSi
Had Tools and Weapons Obtained
In This Manner.

In the old world the art OF smelling
ores was discovered about 1900 b, O.
Ii has sometimes been suggested that
iron tools and weapons may have been
made at an earlier period from me-
teorites, and recently a considerable
amount OF evidence In behalf OF this
hypothesis has been presented by Mr..
G. +. Zlmmer He has complied list
OF the known iron-cOntalnlng meteor
ties. nearly all accumulated within the /
past century. and he shows from these
alone about two hundred and fifty tons
OF iron might be obtained. OF thisi
amount more than 90 per cent Is mall
leable, consisting of a nickel-iron al
10y.
lie also shows by means Of series
OF illustrations how easy II Is TO detach
from the meteorltes fragments OF iron
suitable for use as tools or implements
when mounted In handles. Thus IL
seems fairly probable that wide
spread use may have been made of
meteoric iron In prehistoric times. At
the time OF the Spanish conquest OF
Mexico the Aztecs had iron knives and
daggers, which they declared had been
obtained from the sky, Moreover, the
use OF meteorlc iron by Eskimos and
American Indians Is a matter Of recent
history. American.
The diamond drill., 1917-08-04
How Deaf Mutes aHear" Music.

According to teachers Of deaf mutes,
musical instruction Is more important
as an educational factor for the deaf
child than II Is for the hearing. or
course It Is doubtful II the totally deaf
child can learn to distinguish pitch or
tone, and dlscord from harmony, In
the accepted sense But there Is no
question that they feel music and that
It stirs their emotions. In the New
York Institution for the Deaf eye
rhythm, body rhythm and motion
rhythm are all utilized.