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El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-06-28

La pobre genie no tiene casa, nj ar.
mario, nj baul. nj escritorio de cortina
nj cartera O portamonedas; para ESQ
dispone de un sombrero de doble .piso
= para guardian en- el desde las gordas
enchiladas y los cigarros, hastasEel
santo de su devotion, y ell mech6n de
pelos de 'su chaparrita, obtenido en-
riia.ee #f5 ft Asf gss fAe
IA veees seHtreslas yerbas smedicina.
les y. algunos d~ocumentos privados, Sc
encuentra I'm paluele, precisamente
2 afrugado v roj0, que no Sc Isa para
fines estornutat0rios, sino para Fresta-
mar la sangre en- case necesariosg por-
que en- 9esta, vidas muchas veces sale
n 81 busca de hOjass de narapjey y
regresa a su casa empapados On tintu-
ra de arntca. lquien nc tiene IN enc.
migo 0 un faltoso que lie mire feo, lie
ataje Ell paso, lie de I'M eaballazo 0 IL
chifle una tonada despreciativa2
!. Hay centenares de miles de mext.
canos; cuya vida, como la de las agni.
las, testa a incredible las alas. VI, de
las alas de- ung sombrero. HE chila-
psho vel charge lhasta eel fQndo ale
tompeate de. los mozos de- amasijo)
tienen sn .n0mhfe especial los p0bres
careceran de- ret6rica. de declamacip-
mes, de ademanes caballerescos, nerp
con una sola scabeceadas dicen 10 has
tante y mas, para buscarse YIN sruido.
Este tseslo lade0 euando ,pasaba 40
mujer de don Margarito; aquel sse 40
echa, atras cuando "deyisa,'a Vicante
Ell tuerto; eide mas ALA tnyO Ii attn
gencia de soplarle el poiv0 cuandq,
tanque % tina en- manO,1 brindabat4d don
Trinidad spor los que prefieren pudriT.
Sc en- La carcel por robo, a vivir de ia
gorTa--7Que vale mas que un sombrero
MISUNDERSTANDING medidas sin %
rresponderlas; y esos, sactos, al pare
Ger sin mayor s~ignificaci6n, constitu-
yen causa grave, justificada, urgente,
para -ainvitarse a. renir." ssss ~Fssss
En- la riia, ell sombrero es I'm factor
del triunfo; quien sabe valerse de. Ell,
como de I'm andante escudo, tiene Sc
guros la bartoliha y 81 jurado, quizas
hasta Ia pena capital. #A,A
4slGae eel vencido, vienen los s.gendar-
mes, inadie 10 mueva!,: eel zorro sera
capaz de robarle los scentavos questrai
ga en- elcinto. pero ESQ 81, Suando
1lega la camilla, uno de los curiosos de-
mayor representation se acerca, sreco-
re de la ensangrentada arr n ar,el
sp1nbrerp, tinto de- hemoglobiha her6it
ca, ie squitaa las basuras " 10 deposita
piadosamente; 20 en- Ia cabeza, sine a
los pies del yaleroso:
eiCuantas iveces en- la accesoria dom
de- wye IA mujer del preso, todo Sc
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-06-28
THEME 6uENA OPINION pE 1 As,
RAsTILLAs DE CHAMBERLAIN.

LAS Pastillas de Chamberlain sen
maravillosasy Nunca he ivendido D.
tras mejores," escribe r. B.. Tressey,
de Richmond, Ky. Calando tenga In.
digestion o constipation, pruebelas.--
De yenta en- todas parties,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-06-28

10 rNuTt1Ir V Smoal Noya9ouv1iIO0 ~
soassp se,oram ans .soprun sopp,'
.snl az, anso,hardg ypsS 0uIsiu0r. IN rnIA
ma p-aaonuI n uounnde,n az an orIIain
IN "a o,a,ya sird MA ,sIoiaou ia ,InU
sff rasE l4s,. I,s N& 'Tls ,sauora
.oNa ~ az o,Saionoo ~ ma o~rtusaoari
|Mousieur paul ibeschanel.
stSei0reg: yN y1rE1f ,tes 4sHG euts
Asua, G&mara frapcesa saluda m en-
[tuBiasrnob al yeredicto del Presidente
della lRepdblicaIde los EstadostUnidos
due ies IA voz lmHisma de la ,justicia; y
|tambi6n aplaude la energica decision
del Senado federal al aceptar la que
ira impuesta Dor Alemania. rsssa
rEsouilo hi dicho an Los persas:,
tDejadlu luz germineAla finsolencia: 10
que sbrota les IA lespiga1 del fcrfmeu;
una mics de dolores I'D la cosechay"
= AZ nosotros "a n,uestra veg podemos
|decir: nLa espiga del crimen trae ia.
yenganza; despuAs de Ia mics de do.
|lores yiene,I Ia mfes de- iusticia.
nj critic de- los ,ni1os,y las muieres,
gaiido del fondo del abianao Tdonde q
lprecfnit6 I'm crimen horrendo! ma, re-
aonado de- unfextramn 81 otfoj det Ia tie
Ezra. ftslf III MS G6QlZ88 8 WHGuiQRLOu. "
Ede1 IaincolnFse han extremecido.q aus
grandes almas Ieyantan a America
pTratase tan solo do yenaar 4. los
americanos? Il Se trata tan solo de-
castigar lasviolacf0n dc trafadossa GU
|~puesto an fSirnna X MA, rlSon las YER
|dades geternas nrocIamadaa ~; Ia de.
claraci6n de- 177e = son las causas san
tas ope I A Favette v Rncharnbeau De-
fendieron. el ideal de las c~ouciencias
purasl a. donde 1a gran renibIica ma.
c;6-honor moral~lihertad-. esos son
los bienes sunremos n,Ia hri,lan ian 1oa
~pliegues aet1nabell6n deJlas estrellas!d
Descendientess a. gloa nirritanos da5
la Nueva.Inpiaterra aIimentados con
los ~preceptos ael eyangelio. ouienes.
bajo Ia mirada de- dos van a castiearA
las creaciones i~nfernales del genio del
nal. Ia mentfra i periurio. asesina.
itos. raptos. esciavifndes martirios v
Icataclismos IA todas siertes cat6li.
eos. heridos nroflndamente nor ios a.
.nafetnas Ianzados coptta az, yel,eiAn
nor los ultraies hechoa q N catedra.
les ' a ans estatuas oue han tenido|
Icomo norma las observation-disclosures do I 4.
vaina v de Resins. nrofesores do IIni.
yersidad. fieIes ~enardianes de- 10 idea
del derecho. industriales deI Fste =
del Centre ,ahradores ' eanaderos del
,Oaaya oh,.arca II artaaanoe "a
dos en- sus labrores nor Fl torpedea-
miento de- nayios. 4 la suspensi6n
deI comercio rahalanso ana Ios in.
suItos al nabe,i6n Observation-Disclosures ahf
a todos. erenidos q al, vez contra Ell
looo ore,nllo 4 de grado -escIayizarfa
IN pudiera a Ia TERRA eli mar. eI cielo
v Ia aImasl
\ Al Ia bora en- me como en- los ITEM.
nos her6icos de la guerra de Indepen-
aencia. los angio.americanos van AL
combatir a nuestro lado. digamoslo
una yez mas no uueremos eyitar 4 ma
die oue viva oue trabaie oue conner
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-06-28
FL soMBRERo ANcno.,
~lpea4La Ep0oa.l

si4)af sN 3 S1f, --A- yA9iSnf4t Tgf.
No hace muehos amos estuvV en- Me
xibo Mr. Bryan con 8 sobjeto de reco-
ger datos sobresel metal blanco.. vac
ienamor0 a tall grado de los ~tsombreros
ejaranos,ns que ~adquiri6 varios Dc los
due pudieran llamafse "biraetalistas,'
por el adorno deasu toquilla.E
Esos soinbrer0s Ocuparon ia saten,
ei0n pdblica; en- magazines y EN- fe'
yistas fue t6nico aquel objeto de indp'
dm~entaria,a grande,g extraho de f0rna,
joyante, cintilantei cuandp ei sol sjuega
ensla trama de los galones. I'm GRO
nista decfa por aqlel tempo que cier..
tas gentes del campo levaban en- Ia
cabeza el 'sueldo de TODD un ah0; que
al somhrer0 anchD representaba Mia
rapnblica un importantisimo papel.
sl5Tanl es cierto To- onterior. que para
! reducir a la-nada . muchos centepa-
res de miles de %mexicanos, basta con
~qultafIes Ell chifaHefo " substtt1irio
por boina, o. gorra 10 boleado; VA son
otra cosa, nolson nadie.f &a3t1A
aN fsombrero aHcho Tess simbolo; ei
sombrero ancho es hist6rico 81 SOM
brero ancho es iat mas reconcdntrada
esencia del "Mexicano;" ell sombrero
anqho es I'M don del cielo, un compile
mento indispensable de la cobiia, del
traje de mania y del cacle indestruc-
tible.
lei ayfo., la indumentaria, Ell guarda-
rropa de ~centenares de m~exieanos con
siste de Yin sonlhrero muy grande y
un bulto ,muy pequeho, compuesto de
una fraEada o tilma para los hombres,
X,de rebozp, enaglas de castor y ln
par .dad botipes, para las, damas, cuan-
do las ;damas psan ,botines sin medals
con ESQ pueden IT hasta Roma; con
ESQ, como los c~aracoles, llevan la casa
la cabana, La tienda, a cuestas.
Eel somhrero ancho de palma es ell
techo dc up jacaL un .techo tan ligerol
como sufrido; la lluvia nj 10 deshate,
10 limpia; el sol y Ell polvo no 10 des-
menuzai, 10 endurecen; Ia cal escu-'
rridiza, ell goteron de pintura de acei~
tie, ell tango de la Via, no 10 ensucian,i
10 decoran; ST Sc cae al aqua, flota
81 10 arrebata ell viento, no Sc maltra-
ia, rueda hasta topaz con la pared
en- verano, en- la fuga, en- la jornada,
en- ell desamparo de los caminos, sir.
We para sacar aqua de los rios; para
q lanzado come ,trampa contra los
pajarillos; para lumbar, ~previamen-
te lastrado con guijarros, ell fruto ma
duro de los arboles; para guardian en-.
81 como en- un cestos las yerbas t6nicas
o medicinales.
Elando ell ".rayador'' carec de me-
didas para los aridos, ell ~esclavo de la
gleba presenta sa sombrero, s~abiendu
que la copa equiyale al stanto necesa-
rio de MALI para ct sustento de. uni
dia. a 49, 81 ~
lei +mendfgo, para e~jercer So prote-
gida y lucfativa industrial, no ma me-
hester sino un borden, una buena bar
ba.s de patriarch, unos ~paptalones ro'l
tos, un jarrito y sombrer6 capaz, no
clareado; dentro de este, sin remilgos
nj falsos pudores, dispone dos torti-
tillasa a maneras de revestimiento, VI
"iechen toda la ola, almas caritati-
vas, aunque sea ~revuelta, quesyo Pc
penare 10 que me cuadre, a mano lin
pial" 4tt x. |
Durante ell sueio cubre la. cara del
durmiente, y 81 su dueio desea viajar
de ~ine0gnito, con echarselo a los fojos
- = = Il
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-06-28

~ I'm individuo dice a La condesa
A donde' piensa listed 'ir este verant
- la Goruha, a .nasar una tempo
rada en- casa de mi madre.
--Y tiene listed madre todavfa?
VA 10 creo! ~
-tPues debe ser mas yieja que Ma
tusalep!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-06-28

Los Estades uHidos y'Alemanla,
~ III 'Nt9lHlo Etf;r pynFiffftltst tai
El P~residente de la Repdblica Fran,
|cesa ha enyiado al Presidente Wilson
|el 'siguiehte telegrama: r
para el pueblo frances ha sido pu
dc profunda emoci6n frater
nal aqueI en- Que, guiada porSla gene
rosa ~inspiraci6n de VIE, la gran Re-
Tpdblica americana, fiel q su ideal Y q
sus tradiciones, Sc apresta q defender
con Las armas la cauBa dc la justicia
~ de la libertad. lPermitfdme que OF
reitere, Sehor Presidente, en- esta no
ra grave y solemne, Va segiridad dc
los sentimientos de que os df stestiIlo
MO no ha mucho Y que en- las circuns'
Ftancias actuales no han hecho atno
taeFecentarse en- fuerza " Afens ardor
Tengo la certeza de expreSar la, OPT:
Mon de Francia entera al deciros, tan,
to q voz como a. IA snaci6n americana,
|ei regocijo y la satisfaction que eype.
rimentamos al septir latirs yuestrcs
corazones, una yez mas al unfsono con
los rnuestr0s. iEsta guerra no. habria
logrado su significaci0n total 81 los
Estados Unidos no. lutheran sido en-
puiados por ell enemigo mismo a to-
mar parte. Hoy mas que nunca es
evidente para todos los espfritus i'm
~parciales que ell imperialismo aleman,
que ha querido, preparado y declarado
IA guerra, tenfa concebido ell suefio
tncensato de imponer SUI hegemonfa
81 mundo. Solo ha logrado sublevar
Ia conciencia de la humanidad. Vos
os. habeis hecho, ante Ell universe, y
con palabras finolvidables, interprete
elocuente del Derecho ~ultrajado y de
La civilization amenazada. Honor a
vos, Senior Presidente, v a vuestro no
BILE pals, . Aaysg.
Recibid, os ruego, Ia seguridad de
mi mas sincera amistad,
Raymond PoINCARE"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-06-28

sIEe ud gL NuEvo MExTcAnog'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-06-28
rAcINAs!~ FRANcEsAs.
"a - x.
(pe America 'LstIna"l
Estaaes UrId0. AIemanIs,

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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17
Americas Cause For Var

The military masters Of Germany
denied rs the right 10 be neutral.
They filed our communities with
vicious spies and conspirators. They
sought 10 corrupt our citizens. They
sought BY violence to destroy our in
dustries and arrest our commerce.
They tried 10 incite Mexico to take up
arms against as and to draw Japan into
hostile alliance with her. They in
pudsntly denied Us the use Of the high
seas and repeatedly executed threat
that they would send to their death
any Of our people who ventured to
approach the coast Of Europe.
This flag under which We serve
would have been dishonoured had We
withheld orr hand. "-Woodrow Wilson
President Of the United States.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17
Some High Prices Not Warranted

Mr.. Hoover's activities has developed
the tact that all the high prices the
consumer has been asked 10 pay are
not warranted in fact, but are due 10
the thrifty jobber and retailer IN many
instances. They said 10 themselves
The public is expecting higher prices.
Let US not disappoint them. Here is
a chance TO make a few thousand
dollars on the side. And they pro-
ceeded 10 boost the prices Of those
things which the manufacturer had not,
and has not yet. advanced This
statement was published in the daily
press the past week. II Mr.. Hoover
will give the buying public the list Of
those articles he will be conierring an
inestinable benefit and justify the ad
ministration in creating his Office.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17
The |. ". ". Threat

According TO the daily press Ct
Wednesday the governors Of Washing
ton. Idaho, Oregon and Montana have
been served with the following notice
by James Rowan, district secretary Of
the Industrial Workers Of the World.
Ali class war prisoners must be re-
leased. A ten hour day in The harvest
fields. Better sanitary conditions. No
discrimination against union men for
being such. Union halls must be al.
lowed to conduct legitimate business
Of organizing workers without inter
ference by commercisl clubs vigilantes
or corporation controlled public officers
Of the law.
The alternative is strike Of all the
l. W. WIS in the states named This
is distinct threat TO the government
The question 10 be determined by the
four governors is this: Is the I. w.
w. greater than the state To bow TO
the threat is to abdidate in favor Of the
I. W. WIS, which is of course what
they want
Sooner or later the differences be
tween the I. W. VS.. and the states.
as represented by all those who are not
in sympathy with their movement,
must come TO a show down. II they
are in the majority in the state Of
Washington they can get all they want
al the ballot box. II. as We confidently
believe, they are not. they can not get
what they want by either the ballot OF
the bullet, and the sooner this is finally
settled the better it will be for all.
As We understand the situation
nothing more unfortunate could happen
than to accede to then demands al this
time. We have their own written word
that they will not abide by any agree
ment they make. They will strike for
today and if it is granted
they say they will strike for more to-
morrow. To grant the first demand is
indication Of weakening. and encourges
them to constantly ask fol- more, until
all they ask for, equal division Of every
kind OF property, which they claim
really all belongs to them, because
they have created everything which
has value.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17
The PeOpIe's BARGAIN

The annual increase Of our wealth
is estimated to be fifty billions Of dol
lars. The American people are not
asked to give anything TO their govern
ment, but merely to invest small
percentage Of the annual increment OF
wealth in this country and take 10 re-
turn from their government the strong
est security on the face Of Gods earth;
10 receive in return for the money lent,
81 per cent per annum, both princi-
pal and interest exempted from all tax
alton except estate or inheritance taxes
and with the further provision that if
the government should issue any other
bonds during the period Of this war at
a higher rate OF interest the purchaser
of a Liberty Loan Bond may turn it in
and get new bond at the higher rate
Of interest.
In protecting the credit OF the
United States government you are pro-
tecting your own credit, you are pro-
tecting your own business, you are
protecting every interest you have in
life and property. In doing that you
are rendering a patriotic service in sup
plying the sinews Of war to your coun-
irw
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17

Mr.. Apple grower, do not be il 3
hurry to contract your crop this year.
There is the best Of reasons for be-
lieving the market will advance as the
season progresses. The eastern apple
crop is short. Both the California and
Florida orange crop will be below nor
nal. The communicating Of the feet
Of vessels in the banana trade BY the
government will increase the price, and
may also reduce the supply. The Out
look for the apple grower Of Washing
ton has not been better for years.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17
|. ". VS. Are following a Gold Trail

The fundamental error in the teach
ings and literature Of the I. w. WIS is
their failure to take into account the
great mental and physical diversity IN
the human race. They proceed Cd
the assumption that human beings are
made ike nails and matches. AL
Just alike. They seem not to realize
that Of all thing in this world the
human being is the most diverse. As
an incontrovertible proposition We
assert the fact that no two men or two
women ever existed on this earth, alike
physically and mentally. Some are
naturally industrious and some are lazy;
One man is thrifty and another shiftless:
One man wants to accumulate property
while another does not want 10 be
bothered with taking care Of II; some
are born with the natural desire to do
right and others to do wrong; some
are born with scarcely any appetite Tor
food, and eat very little, while others
have DO higher ambition than full
belly; some are born with strong body
and weak mind, and others with a
sound mind but frail body. For
every mechanical, musical or literary
genius brought into this world there Is
born ten thousand pumpkins. An
Edison, a Schubert and a Shakespeare
is lust born. not made ike nails and
matches. Andrew Carnegie was born
in hovel and had hardly enough
clothes to cover his nakedness. Had
scarcely any schooling. The same Is
true Of James J. Hill, the great railroad
builder. They were born with the spark
of genius for organization. 1t a
Carnegie or Hill was born in logging
camp nothing on earth would keep
him there. Some millions Of political
fskirs and ninconpoops have been
born in this country, but only one
Abraham Lincoln.
Finally it is true that the !. W. VS.
are obsessed with the idea that all the
worlds work is done with the hands.
when the universally recognized truth
is that a very large part, and the most
important part, of the worlds work is
done with the head. Head work receives
no recognition in their teachings. At
least il is nc where mentioned. The
stomache is often spoken Of but the
head never. The I. w. WIS seem to
have stomache wants but no head
wants. Just as fit was the most i'm
portant part Of mans anatomy.
Until their teachings recognize the
importance and necessity for headwork
as well as handwork, in the economy OF
life, their propaganda will appeal TO
those only who have more belly than
brains.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17
NORTHWEST NEWS

Lumber mill owners and represent
atives of striking lumber employees
have been holding meetings in Seattle
for the past week for the purpose Of
trying to adjust their differences in
order that the mills may resume
operations The government is calling
upon Washington lumbermen for vast
quantities Of lumber and under existing
conditions il is impossible 10 meet
these demands. Lumbermen claim
that il is absolutely impossible for them
to grant their employees an eight-hour
day and still compete with the lumber
industry in other parts Of the country
where men are working ten hours a
day. Facts and figures have been
brought forward TO show that there is
no possible chance for Washington
mills TO operate at profit under the
eight hour day unless outside mills are
willing TO grant the same concessions
TO their men.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17

A number Of complaints have come
to this Office about the condition Of
Commercial street from Ninth to the
railroad crossing near the creamery and
from the creamery to the Wenatchee
river bridge. The street and road is
not only uneven but many boulders
stick up from a few inches to almost a
half foot. Auto drivers tell Us that
this is the worst stretch Of road be
tween Leavenworth and Peshastin. No
where else is the road so rough and
uneven. This could be improved at
very little cost 10 the town and might
very properly claim the attention Of the
council.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17
Government May Call on US fOI
Spruce

Under direction OF the forestry de-
partment Forest Supervisor Sylvester
made an investigation Of the possibility
of getting airoplane timber here and
found a considerable body Of Spruce in
the Chewawa river valley. It is being
investigated by timber men with a view
TO its use.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17
Church Services
Methodist Church

Sunday School at 10 a. m
Preaching al Il.
Epworth League at ZOO p. m.
Preaching at 800.
Prayermeeting al 800 .. m, Thurs
day.
We viii be pleased to meet you at
any and all Of these services.
T. L. Moore. Pastor.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17

Logging Contractors Wanted-We
have several small horse and hand log
ging contracts to let. Also can use
teams for skidding. Also want to rent
teams Ior logging purposes. For
particulars, call OF write Great Northern
Lumber Company. Jsavenworth, Wash.
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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17

A society with the purpose Of re-
ducing the cost Of living has been Or
gained in Spokane. The saving is
made on the cash cooperative buying
scheme. By pooling their purchases
il was easily shown that a worth while
saving could be made.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17
Business Paragraphs.

NOTICF-If you have lost anything, OF
found any article, or II you want 70 buy sen
rent locate or get Information, write Of
call nj this once and place an Ad IN or
Business Paragraph Column You vii
get quick results. Rates 10 cents Inc iof
first insertion and 3 cents line aIterNArds-
Minimum charge - cents.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17
Catholic Church Notice.

Services will be conducted in Cash
mere next Sunday morning al 10 o'clock
and in Leavenworth al s o'clock. Sun
day school will be held in both places
at o'clock.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17

The hot weather stays with US like
the war news. Neither is welcome
and the absence Of both would add to
our physical and mental comfort.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17
Lutheran Church

Services al l0:4s Sunday school al
o:45. Preaching in the evening al
7:30. Rev. Haase.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17

Found-Bunch railroad Mans KEYS
on Icicle trail. Owner can have by
paying for this advt. J. A. Begg,
Cascade orchards. 50
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17

California and Oregon Homestead
Fine climate. Fruit. Stock, Health.
Wealth-Booklet. California State Land
information Bureau. Sacramento. Call
lorna. 26d
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17

For Sale-Singer 7 drawer drop head
sewing machine. See Mrs. c. w.
HathawaE. 3od
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-08-17

Wanted TO exchange-Wheat hay for
a COW. Here's a cha &c for someone
with two cows but short OF feed. Write
P. o. Box 73i. 80