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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09
a TIMELY SUGGESTION

What the coUniTy demands at thI5
tine. Is real bipartisan performance.
Some OF the Democratic leaders Sn1
Some Of thu administrator oIlciat
family have, so far, not SVEN d vcrEE
= Clear exampiifcatic1 o. the loud PRO
LESSONS that hare beGI mdae. Ihe
war plans which the administration IS
formulating for Itself OK which II IS
approving t0r others ir"oiTe the CO.
ordiantinc aad corcelaIing Of the
national forces in the suppl: O. Nell
materials, food, transportation aai
the ether physical clements Walch en-
lie: into warfare. I: has been suggest
eS that 20 these should b. added Il
plan for co-ordina;;pG and cocreiatiitS
the goyernmen5a! forces OF the nation,
q plan for securing the closest posi-
bic co-ope.ation in OPINION and act!on
between tha executive and TIE IesiS-
+ lstlre branches Of IN" government. d
1,aa which Will tend TO minimize Tic
lion, 10 eliminate MISUNDERSTANDING
-. - ,r,,n,r. efyfctencv. THIS can
.,,r.., nv me i'm nstli as creation
!. To,r, congressional Committee
:, rho co,d,c: Of Tho Va. which
/, so,,,a cory, go rh. chief ,ned:utu for
,..t,,~ ~, ,so legislative With tue
a,,,.;,, f.,rras ~ tht. government
-, ,.f..c,, ,ha main avenues CT
s.;n,.,or, h..wsen the 40
-. .ho..r,; hc ssrabiisaed, ard
-. .n-,.;c.. 80 which ,nn b.sr. in tho
shsr.,i, ~ mo ,wo houses should
,s.s-.,,o,e4
90, !. ,lo n.acadrn- FIR Scc;;
=, ncc>,;,sr 1851 sucf,
We. .srah,;.hod in II,
80, .o,.o,,h Co,eress The resolu.
= 5000, :, y.,. ,j,n..L rnanj.
:, -, ,,,,,.a ,..l .,.~a ,,-o-o
-. ,.,. .r,ir., :. IN Pho Son.
,..r.. ,,-...., co,.,,or.- 1r,de
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

The Declaration OF VA by Congress
will doubtless be 0&led back 20 the
Overt Act" OF the Siuking OF an
American ship and Cnos"qNtnl loss OF
Americas lives. This acknowledged
wnr between the Two Counir'"s brings
out Sculr very important questions IN
regard 10 thu rights aud duties OF
German residents in III" Unilsd States
There are liiret- classes o. persons N
this cuuutr% who cal! themselves
Germans: the first is made NJ OF per
%Ons vi German GnscGrt. born IN lie
lutcG States. therefore, full CltIZ'rH'
and in the I"g"! :'"n.". not Germans
a. all. That i!.E!ra::V body. Nnich
prob. My Includes Ten or Twelve init
lion persons IS with wee? few v%cei'-
lions, made NJ OF loyal Americans.
who will stand by fhcic country IN
every crisis.
The second group IS ulala up o!
former German Citi2raa :" hu have teen
naturali&ai in the United States. ana
that Naturalization carrie" With them
their wives anu miuOr ch.drru. -
ncturalizaG citizens Ij"% ar omitted
70 the sans protection ~ nHtT" born
citizens. ana owe precisely The same
allegiance ana i..i.i,ary service. ~
two respects. however. ms are ''I'
feranL from III" native horn C!u2"h.
Under the treaty OF 1853 vita ter
many surh Gai,!va'ized citizens. if they
20 back TO Germany and sH;rle Gown
and stay there TWO years without
showing the intention Of returning 10
America. 90 back /" their German
citizenship. and lose ali Their political
relations to the United STATES. Fur
lherncrc. 4 receru law Of G""m&n%. al
lows Germans who are naiura lieu IN
other countries. /" register II the on
Sulates ANA keep the nriyI'f2t5 o. Ter
man citizenship. Notwithstanding thn
fact that Gcbojy ca1 b natura!!Zcd
without swearing 'rat nc @iand"ns
his allegiance i" the country from
which lie came
The third group j. that oi non-nat-
uraliZed Grrui"H> rko 3"c hCrr by me
ard good nature oi me
U-niteG States: Like all other aliens
they ara entitled 10 tho protection OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

thei! lives and properly, 20 II" use OF
the courts; in some states the may
owa real estate" On ihc otEeT hand,
they must pay taxes and. ACCORDING
10 the preccdcriS CT the civil war may
be Obliged 10 ser'c II ms army 10
time al war or else l@;!VC The country.
Il /. this class out Of which have
conc. most Of fhc crnSpira jors a&dlnst
IN, neutrality nj the unit"d States,
TIE hniGn.ih brewers, ;hr 1re.SettcrS,
the ;rip.$inkcr<, VINO have cast such
.cpr0urh upon their mother country.
THAI muihCr cuunirr, however. has
encouraged them 10 commit hostile
arrs aimed against the country Of
wficn the Narc guests.
IS thc treaty Of ISIS. Americans IN
Germany and GermaDS in the United
StnleS. are entitled. in CASE OF war
between the TWO countries, TO 80 and
cumH. 10 hc free from arrest and con-
lin"mcut. 10 have nine months IN
which 10 settle up tkcir affairs, and 20
be free from any CnnNSCaiiOn OF prop
crty. The United States may be
counted upon 10 keep its promise on
That subject, 50 long as The German
government keeps thc same promise.
That does not mean. however, that
German citizens arc TO be allowed 10
preach treason in thn United States,
Of IL destroy the property o. the gov
crnpent and OF individuals.
They cannon h. allowed 10 carry out
orders. SEM In them b. a hostile gov
crnmeut, or - ruin their ships in our
barbors. The conduct OF some Of
nose alien Germans during the last
Two years and q half cast suspicion
upon them all, and II cannot be eH-
necfnd that the United States Will ac-
c"p, any avoidahle risks in dealing
With those who seem Inclined TO
rake war in the rear Of our armies
aud navics. Nobody Will Interfere
with wcli-behaved German citizens
who 20 about their business quietly
md peacefully. The other KIND must
expect IN br treated as the German
government would treat American
c;ri.rns, who used their opportunities
10 make private war On the German
government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09
Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT MASON.
Auto Statesmen

I journcyed forth 10 buy d car.
modern car with seats aId Wheels
I went where auto sal"smrn are, aud
listened 10 their divers sriCis. And
that is why YOU see ME now. here III
lily padded cell alone, a cold vet rag
r,nQu NY brow, my reason shaky GN
its throne | san ton thousand in
lily quest, Ten thousand cars, from last
to FIRST; and ever rar Was guile inc
hast. and ever other one The worst:
If you behold ten thousand cars, Off
which each Iumbril is the best, your
Intellect receives such jars az prompt
" knock il galley west. If you PC
mold ten thousand boats, and al! but
cnc Of them the worst, though ecu
may have ten thousand goats. you II
lost them all. the last ono first. nc
"Gen;s talked ihrce weeks 10 me, ali
kinds OF facts lid they advance: they
w0uld NOT chop cherry trce--a man
could SEQ thar at Il glance. Ih'f
talked 10 tne by day and night. each
aSrn; sang his sad sweet song; me
car i've handled VAS jUsl right, and niI
the other cars wp:r wrong. SO III
nv PADDED! cell ! stand. Glled up Wita
drugs. ana, with a slin-
ger in MY hand. swat III" foachcS
and the hugs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09
WANTED: SINGABLE SONGS

The Buffalo Express very candldiE
sa!-s that We Al,trlcans have a ma
, :lonal song that nobody sings willing
T.. /. l.; rare thing 10 hear any
! large body stretching their thcoaLs
; successfully 10 corer lha notes OF
The Slar SpaHg!ed Banner It
; would, indeed, be a pc!aslAs thing Il
, ole o. the results ut this war, for Us,
were lie proGUctiun CT simple, sias-
ubie, origina! national anthem. The
p-orie wat 20 sing. but to not want
20 Us. roc4. Slcriad4@rs Ia giving OK
preston % th2 har;GonicS Of tDotr
euloi:cns. Catchy. easy tunes get
,hcu every tine. Those living "ho
have any recollection ii ;hc song ou''
nut Of the Civil Wur. Will recall those
Sirupic siuSa5lr compositions. sent
,ucn,;.t a, we'll as triumphant. such as
just Before The Battle Mother.
"'centias GA TIC OF Camp GToInd,'
"Ealiy Round the Flag. BOYS Red,
VI n;;" and B:ue," THE Vacant Chair.
and L ha;l ut others, wa-OlcG a. hcr1a
and sung il thu CAMPS and around
the hiyouac fires.
Md Out OF that trlbulalon came
that wonderful inspiration OF Julia
,,--6 ,To,rr "Tn,. Eniti.. ii tnlu OF tbs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09
SPEAKS TO CHILDREN
The Rcv. A. l.. ReNzc Talks TO LITTLE
Ones In Zion Lutheran Church
Large Caster Contribution.

Easte: services IN Zion Lutheran
church were largely attended yester-
day. The Rev. j. l.. BcnZe delivered
an impressive and inspiring sermon Al
the morning services. while at the
evening services he devoted his dis
course 10 the children. Hundreds OF
!Irtle ones were present and each re-
ccived potted plant and Easter
cgas. The large choir rendered hearI'
lltrl MUSIC At both services.
l. MS announced last night that
tic special Offering given yesterday
amounted 10 more than $500.
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should exercise its functions in ad.
vance o. decision and Of action. 1t
should sc so created and empowered
that lis service will be 10 light up the
twilight zona between the legislative
and the executive departments Of the
government so that the United States
shall be able, as the President has
said We mist, 10 exert all its power
anu employ all lis resources to bring
The government o. me German Empire
70 terms aud 10 end the war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

II III" democrats want non-ra-.!saa-
ship and patriotism without political
it IS for them TO- mas"
an initial demonstration Of S"od fhiia-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

W. c4a hclT The Allies just AZ we'll
with gold bullets u with flashing ha%o-
nN'S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

IRE E":iin press seems - he greatly
rceved over our war declaration. - -
ysr;. hard 70 pleas" acI,e people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

that is rather pertinent sign that
Gangs In places wEc-" people most do
ccngrSrratc: Dent talk NAY. Join the
army A"I SET paid for il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

,;..sr., Wood ~ least has ;he CON
ISOLATION Of knowing that he has n"">
riSht, sven & he couldn't continue rs
hid o. tho department Of til" cast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

We have rn quarrel with either AUS
tria. EuiGa:t. oc turkey. but they nave
10 pbcv the boss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

Here's n,pirs ;ha; President 'ar'
r..r..., vii; do iii the ;hiaes W" '"'n"
he Won't, and .aLuot do ~ The things
=, .ntn!: ~ wl.!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

Tai: l. too pnndcruus icr tShi'ns, hut
ne would uc handy 10 sit OF Inc !'d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

Farmer E!lkins--That "r" pig d!
bought from 'er last week as bin IN
Gied. ,,. .,,, .,,...
Farmer Giles--Wull: wuli. that's
funny! T.: never cut HEE 'n'il' c'""I.
>rhrn 'ad un.--Ca&>ciI'$ saturday Jour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

Nnr That NC ara Ii pclliSorcnt wn
SHALL probably "nJ"T mere rights tAah
as neutral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

4 MAN is certainly going some
~ when he goes out Of this
Store without tcar Of The smart
ness OF style and yhe quality oi
| the workmanship IN the shoes lie
gets from this Now Spring stock.
Easy on the feet and he pocket
book, 700, .; S. pair. Ii is easy
70 put doubt 10 rout ii a man buys
his Spring shoes here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

Tia, r1as;rr SPY thGt has he@n grab
i,"r Is q mast: Villain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

t..:n7 cJi loose against Germany II
Il :i.c spirit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

The var poetry market IS wra!z anc
sluggish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

.lnd her hat was Just too lovely for
aTythtns.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

Il vas an overcoat and unlbrcIl'
Easter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

Better a freeze nov thon frost
later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

Keep n cool head. bit dent set cold
feet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09

an initial demonstration OF good fatia-
-----.----------
The EA:iin press seems - be greatiJ
roeved over our war declaration. II IS
y.ry hard e pleas" scn.e people.
-.
We have rn quarrel with either AUS
trIa HuiGari,. o.. turkey. but they have
To obcY the boss.
Nnr That NC ara pcllisorcnt Tn
SHALL probably "njpy mere rights tAah
as neutral.
W, c4a hclT the Allies just as we'll
With gold bullets ~ with flashing haTo-
mss.
Tai. l. t"o pnnderuuS Ger nShiIns, hut
ne would 10 handy 10 sit Oh Inc Nd
Tia; master SPY tha; has he@n grab
i,"r. is q mast: villain.
t..:n7 tit loose against Germany IN
4 :i"c spirit
.And her hat was just too lovely for
anything
The VA poetry market IS wrak and
sluggish,
Il vas an overcoat and umbrella
/ Easter.
! Better freeze nov than frost
later.
Keep n cool head. bit dent set cold
feet
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H0NOALE HAPPENINGS =
a 4 a 4 a A A 4 A A

We had a rusihnE wind ~aiurdH'
Tom Farmer was "a thu vicinii SUNDAY ,
looking for tomato plants. lie report carly
PLANTS, SET out around Mountain Wow huv.
ing been damaged b, frost and sand
Henry Jarish oil Ferro, ~ Mexico. B.. spend
ing his vacation visiting friends az llondRlo
Mrs. Farrow and her guests Mr., Jones
and Miss Leila Mae. visited friends iu Dcming
friday and saturday.
Mrs. Measday entertained parts of friends
Friday night al the home Of the Dcw,tts IN
honor 81 her guest. Miss Riser Refresh
menis were served and all had a good time
Much interest has been shown lately and
In answer To who's Next"
Mrs. Dr. Bowen exhibited q {, : lnc.ccni
piece bearing date of l-20 This coin has
teen IN her possession more than iu wears
There viii be- box supper at the iondalc
school house following q program given by
The school. on Friday night june The s;h
20 D. m the proceeds 90 60 FOO buy light.
Tor the school huuso. Evcpbody come and
bring their friends.
4, another evidence ~ the hich cost Of liv
iug, OF rather the cost 81 living, the saloons
have raised the price OF their goods In Dem
ing, which will amount, on some 81 the traf
&c. 20 a. much as 33 L. per cent say
how. men. wouldn't this be- . GOOD time to
prac'ic" economy right and iur,-U the false
pleasure oi taking drink when YOU 90 H.
town The price viii b. prohihi'iyo making
an expensive luxury Il it B, % luxury So
this will bee good time and place to econo.
mi1e 10 queens taste.
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lola ITEMS '
\ \ y y \ y y y y y y

While ut the postoitlce the other
day the conversation turned to old
COINS. always an interesting subject
Our genial postmaster. Mr. J. +.
porchcr. brought ont u little uca
IRE bon and showed NJ q number of
interesting souvenirs. Mr.. porchcr
served IN the Confederate army du-
rlng the civil war and has some Con
trderatr money oithc time. Tie ais"
has some old coins. among which
are = dime ot 1906. half dime Of
ls4S and 1886, gold CONS of 1851, O..
- and sc and coin which bear
the inscription "Carolu- III, Del
Gratia. l113.
Mr.. Henry Jari-ch, who came
here on a visit from Fierro. wa ono
of the guests at an ice cream and
chicken dinner. given by Mr.. Man.
hart in lIondalc.
Mrs. Porcher returned GA Monday
from Columbus.
It j. announced that there viii be-
- bon social inthc IIondulc school
house. following the children clo~
ng entertainment.
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= TUNIS-RED MOUNTAIN
' y y y y y y y y y \ y y =

MIR. ,. D. Hunt accompanied BY the
M-ssrs. Thorn, visited Of the Slarp home
Sunday afternoon.
Rev Henry filled M, regular appointment
sunday at eleven: Also in the evening" There
was fairly good attendance Tor The morn.
ING service.
Miss Eva May will conclude successful
term Of school this week
Mrs sylvanus and family, also Mr. and
Mrs Pond went for q pl-asui, irip 10 the
city o. Rocks TUESDAY, in the formers car.
after DECORATING graves 10 The cemetery
Mr.. W :. Sharp Is expected home the
latter part OF the week with the intention
Of making final proof on his homestead.
+. = Hurt is attending court again this
week rs one 81 the purors
Mr.. Ed. Milikin. jIIenr, Gillard. Miss
BOOKER, and Miss NAV motorcd to the city
II Rocks and to Hurley Sunday An re-
ported an ENJOYABLE trip.
Mrs. jas. ;. Kerr. assisted by Mrs Rogers
royalty entertained the Ladies Of the border.
land Home Club Thursday afternoon Of last
week. Quite large crowd was present. in.
son. Mrs.. Geo. Ramsey, Mrs Haste and
daughter, Nina. Mrs. Tony Wyerts. Mrs
snodgres. and mother. Mrs sherman, Mrs
iia,en Mics Booker. Mrs r. \. Short, Mrs.
Nickers' Mrs. Shellibarger and Mr. J. H.
Cazzola. After the business session a social
period very much enjoyed by all delicious
lunch was served by Mrs. Kerr and Mrs
Rogers. Among other features Of tho after.
NUN p"asure was an interesting letter ad-
dressed TO the club members and read by the
secreiary-from Mrs. j ;. Pool. and worthy
~ mention, lest we forget. Mrs. Pool was the
hrst TO call the ladies together for our hrst
meeting two years ago. May ilth. II was
decided TO extend our thanks by letter in
appreciation Of interest she still maintains In
our society. The next meeting will be with
Mrs Parson, In town. June 9TH
Miss Cad Richie. also Mrs. Phelps accom-.
panied by Mrs Moir. visited our meeting Al
the Kerr home and gave interesting IDEAS in
home economies.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-01
WALLACE WRIGHT WILL.
TAKE UP FATHERS WORK

10 - with pleasure aha, 1871, au
nouucc tins morning chat Wallace IT.
Wright will carry uu lbr great aora
that was biz late fathers ideal
: lie viii take up the thread aud do
as his father would have done.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-01

off .l. .,E FOR Ford g NJ. Cotton, ws,S 9,
office ~
WANTED someone TO build 3.room M,
1000 lots in Deming IN exchange for / n
"t adjoining Box l. Alden. y. W. ~:
WANTED SCOTT well drilling machine ID
particular. and price IN first letter IA
Hnul Dale. y. VI .hl
WANTED Water Supervisor. by Mnlr,
.lN" ifulitluu Company II 7 DoArs
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs.. Jones of duncan.
Arizona, are investigating rondi
iions in thi, vicinity.
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When Mayor Nordhaus and Presl-
dent Mahoney were IN Washington.
recently, Col. {. W. Taylor. retired,
contributed very materially To their
entertainment and pleasure and tins
week both gentlemen had an oppor-
tunity 10 reeiprocate.
Col. TAYLOR arrived IN time Tor
Decoration Day exercises. which he
very much enjoyed. In the evening
Mr.. Mahoney entertained at dinner
ut the Harvey house, those enjoying
the fine spread with the host and
guest of honor being MAYOR NJ. \.
Nordhaus, Judge RAYMOND Il. Ryan.
:. I.indauer, A. " Pollard, a \
Temke, \. A. Bolich, L. Il Nallln-
digham and ". +. Holt.
The following morning MAYOR
Nordhaus took Col. TAYLOR. Mr. Ma
honey and Mr.. Lindauer for most
delightful drive to Hurley. Santa
Rita, Fort BaNard, SILVER 'IiN, Cot
tagc san. and Tyrone.
Col. TAYLOR, soldier ot dl>lm
guishcd bearing. was wounded III the
charge which hc led up San Juan
Hill and wa, IN the early So one
of the Indian fighters IN this region,
for Il time At old Fort CUNNING
lie was in Dcming while IT was Vet %
tent city aud is much delighted with
our present commercial supremacy
FOR SALE-Wagon. ponies and har-
ness. Apply at Graphic Office. Bar
gain at $40.
Writing from Angora, New \orE,
to Mr.. Il. e. Hoffman, Miss NeIue
+. perkin- says: 1T has done no
thing hut ram and almost freeze ouc
since | came. Believe me, | like th.
sand better than the rain"
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classified
NWANT ADVERTISING
FOR SALE

FOR 'ALL-A $50. D irrigated mrm. equip
i'' 100 ih, '''i manner possible, laF price and
r,p ..,te o'p'
TUX 0ALt-or Dschlule for alfalfa hay. some
c,ifa fine brood sow VIII litter of p.es. A..
some eNtn ng I.... Calves -Ir5wtr.dr
Daip. aatc,,
FOR SALE fI...t... '''
England aud tm'r,, rom '''. ,i
son. :, g.r ..tn . .' 'l Z, ,a'a ,. Of Sep
rnp s,,, a,ue
ton. delivered sr,,I' '' 'l' .' 80 per
a rT" .,lI 'gh' p ENGINE . good condition
FOR SALE cl.. o-"
IF Fr.d -b.,o,. o. "1'''.i' engine. inquire
valley. Clsh or f.rm acre ranch in tho
, n''" is"' ''4 BE- handed e4'.Y, se7 me about
and COPPER ' '''.' HOUSE cor Spruce
FOR SNLE-r,et ,,... -st
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FOR SALE-lIO-acre farm; s.
acres cleared and under ir1igatiCli
room house, barn, chicken house,
! pumping plants, 30 peach tres,
fenced, consideration. - 900.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-01

LOST Cow. cross between lerse, and d.
bonn. nn brand had yoke on when she Nh
.uu. u.'t 70 D Griffith or Graphic and
.It. reward 3gtss
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MISCELLANEOUS

ONE DOLLAR FOR handspring Iewel o. ssl
u. l- years experience McCurdy. nsn
.H.f.1l.r. Il
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FOR IKApE--Guod brood mare weight sbo.i
I-U. pound work anywhcr, tor goOd va
h.., mul, or Hereford bull - / NsKs
n.. Nh
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-01

Ni-, Esther Harrington, of III
Pa-o, j. the guest of Mrs. McGlin.
,hcy.
=
Parker Lucky Curve Fountain Pens
make IDEAL gifts.-Rosser Drug Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-01

FOR RENT broom house. stnety
modern, $50 Pine street. San
~ohvue. SOC Pine. or IL. &. Bash,
Dcmlug lmbr co. A-u q chance ia
Iuu-, ..ltcr June 4e.il
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-01

't ~AIh OK TRADE y room house Ats
CORNER 'ui. lest residence section Of Den.,i
Ir.H $1,000 5000 cash, balance $50 TO "
. month VIII, pay rent
OR IkApi L. ,o'. IN III raso Tor grsrs
.Ili U'ar Domug.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-12
FOREIGN TRADE AT II. Y. SET
WORLDS RECORD IN 1915
Combined Value of Merchandise Re
ceived and Shipped Reached Total
of S3,SO5, SS2,1S9

Foreign trade at the Port of New
York made a new high worlds record
for the fiscal year ended June 80,
1916. in reaching the colossal total Of
So 1905, ss2, 1S9. including imports and
exports Of merchandise. as well az the
precious metals and foreign exports.
The year before the corresponding
value was S2.255.672244. and two
years ago $2,O79375.997.
The New York Chamber Of Com
merce. which regularly complies these
comparative totals. makes this total
OF the foreign commerce Of the dis
trict from official figures of the Gus
tom House through the Bureau Of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce. De
partment Of Commerce. Washington.
Last year was the fourth time in
which the foreign commerce of this
district exceeded .OOO,OOO,OOO. Since
1912 New York's foreign commerce
has doubled. Within this period Of
four years the foreign commerce Of
the United States increased from
s4.O75. 1893 .O75 to a total OF 81 ,23S,52l,-
IA. These figures also include the
gold and silver movements. as well as
that Of merchandise.