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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19
The o. r. Extension

From an authoritative source it is understood that another extension pro- position will be shortly launched.
 The purposes of the organization havs not been made known and what is to be the extent of the extension is a query. H w ev IT, t h e promoters are most enthusiastic over the proposition and have the utmost confidence in the immense financial returns to be derived therefrom. The promoters are among the most prom inent of Clifton's young business men
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19
ARIZONA DEAcoNEss HOSPITAL


 In an open letter E. S. Gaddis, financial secretary of the Arizona Dea- coness Hospital and Home of Phoenix, states that one half of the money needed for the first $50,0 900 improve ment to the home has been sub- scribed, and it is hoped that in a very short time the balance will be forth coming so that work may be started as soon as possible. The home is conducted by six religious denomi- nations and is being maintained for tubercular victims. Accommodations are wholly inadequate and contribu tions are being received which will be devoted to the enlargement of the institution. The institution hlls 8 long felt want in Arizona and the management should receive the dnan cial support of all those willing and able to contribute for it's mainten ance.
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~ <- SCHOOL NOTES

Through the Art Department the school has ordered some new pictures, which the manual training depart ment will frame. The pictures are large sepia prints of masterpieces. When hung, there will not be grade room without an appropriate picture upon its walls. It is the aim of the depart ment to acquaint the pupils with the best available productions of art and so increase their culture by develop ing their appreciation.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19
MINING PRODUCTS BOUGHT

We are Shelters, Reflners and Buy CTS of Gold and Silver Bullion, Amal- gam, Concentrates, Cyanide Product Battery Chips, Old Copper Plates and Platinum.
 HIGHEST CASH RATES PAID
 WILDBERG BROS.
 ESTABLISHED TEN YEARS. 414 Pacific Bldg. 4th & Market Sts.
 San Francisco, California. Dake tic
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BORN-To the wife of Wm Har- rison at Fl Paso on Saturday, January 18th, baby boy. Mrs. Harrison is the youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. W. Bennie, of this city, who left on Saturday morning for Fl Paso to visit their new grandson.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19
Bowrnans Auto Truck Delivery for Quick Service

and they are already on the trail of many prospective investors. The company is being organized by T. Gordon, president; Max Juelg, vice president and general manager; Fred Adams, financial secretary and P. Riley, efficiency, economy and reform engineer.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19
Gold Arizons
Silver
 NaNSd>

Gold Silver Copper Arizona Nevada California The mining industry in these States is working on bigger scale than ever before. Production, profits and dfyi- dends have shown remarkable growth The Mining Press is an independent newspaper giving the news of the mines operating in the various Mining Districts of these States. @ A three months trial subscription will be sent to you free upon request.
 Write for it today.
 THE MINING PRESS 655 I. w. Hellman Bldg, Los Angeles
 California. Dake
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Return to Clifton

Return to Clifton
 Chas. Bond and H. F. Adams, who have spent the past year in Canada with E. Horton Jones, returned to Clifton the first of the week. MT. Bond has again accepted a position with the A. c. company while MT. Adams left Thursday morning for Phoenix where he expects to locate.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19
Inspector Here

immigration Inspector Here Lewis Lowenthal, Chinese immi-
 grafton inspector, was in Clifton on
 official business for couple of days this week. Upon his departure he
 was accompanied by a woman of the underworld whose presence was not desired in Clifton.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19

Collecting County Licenses Since his induction into office Un- dersheriff Gravely has been busy col lecting county licenses from pool halls, etc. The amount collected to date records the biggest month in the history of the Sheriff's office.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19
Coming Next Week.

Dr. Schell, Arizona's Leading Op- tometrist and Optician will be in the district next week on his regular visit. If you need glasses call on him for expert service. At Morenci Hotel on Monday (22nd) Clifton Hotel on Tuesday and Wednesday, and Metcalf (Mitchell House) on Thursday (25th) Duncan on Saturday 27th.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19
Takes Over Abstract Co.,

Takes Over Abstract Co., Clarence Clement of Phoenix, has this week bought the business of the Greenlee County Abstract Co. and will conduct the business in the fu- ture at the old location in the Ris- don Studio building.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19

Party from Duncan
 MT. and Mrs. D. D. Williams, Mrs. J. V. Parks and daughter, Fredina, Mrs. Moore, w. W. Potts and George Deibert motored up from Duncan on Monday night and attended '1The Eyes of the World" at the Princess.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19

Visitor from EI Paso-
 Mrs. George Webster of Ell Paso is visiting relatives and friends in Clifton this week. Mrs. Webster, who lived in Clifton for many years, has a host of friends here and many social functions are being planned in her honor.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19
Dake

If you are looking for help and can not find them kindly write to us and we will find you what you want. Gallup Employment Co.,, Gallup, N. M. 1-5 to 1-26
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19

One section of forty-six pupils of the Sixth grade in South Clifton school did not miss a word in spell ing during last week. The following pupils in the same department-Leo Santa Ana, Catalina 'Lujan, Esther Vielma, Eulalia Rodriguez and Man uela Gonzales, have not missed a word this year.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19

The tests in reading which have been going on for some time are bring ing out some very interesting facts; viz, word recognition, expression and pastures are good, while the enuncia- tion, time and appreciation are bad. In general the classification of pupils based on reading, is fairly close in each room. However, all the pupils should do more oral reading at home than is now being done.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19

To Las Cruces on Business
 Emil Brutinel and G. A. Sterling spent several days this week in Las Cruces where they went on a business mission.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19
Move o Metcalf

Move Metcalf -
 MT. and Mrs. S. l.. Maness, who have resided on Shannon Hill for some time, have removed to Metcalf where they will make their home in the future.
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Attnded operatie RecitaI-

Attnded operatic Recital
 Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Williams were visitors in Fl Paso on Saturday and Sunday where they went to hear that grat and rnowned opera star Schu- man Heink who appeared at the Texas Grand on Saturday evening.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19
Visits Carlisle

Visits Carlisle
 F. H. Springer is spending several days of this week in Carlisle on busi- ness.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19

Willis Stewart and T. L. Haney
 were down from Morenci on busi- ness today.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19
A BARGAIN

1000 shares of reorganization
 stock at 40 cents per share of the P. D. Extension Copper Go. Address box e06 Clifton or Box 276 Morenci, Ariz'
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Clifton

Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. J. R. Sawyer, Pastor Services at Il a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
 Sunday School Every Sunday at 9:45 a. m. H Strickland, Supt. We invite you to come.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19

J. B. Irvine had business in Duncan the first of the week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19

FOR SALE Cabinet Grand Piano. Apply box l233. 1ts
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19

August Brutinel motored up from Fl Paso on Thursday for short visit.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19

Visit Relatives
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Penn were guests at the home of MT. and Mrs J. c. Tyler in Duncan over Sunday.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19

FOR SALE-New Underwood No. 5 Typewriter, and desk. P. o. Box 921, Clifton. 2tpd.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19
Round About Town

pr. Robert Mann, Dentist, Hampton Block, Phone s11. tic.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19

Returns from Globe
 Attorney L. Kearney returned on Tuesday afternoon from business trip to Globe.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19

B. F. Billingsley was up from Dun can on business Wednesday.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19
Need GlaaaeR2

Need Glasses?
 See Dr. Schell the optician of Tue son at: Morenci next Monday, Cliff ton, Tuesday and Wednesday; Metcalf next Thursday; Duncan, Saturday. 27.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19

Sunday in Duncan
 Vernon Martin and family spent Sunday in Duncan with friends.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-01-19

Here from Valley
 W. L. Cauthen was up from the valley on business the first of the week.
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D~cmt5dyLatc Defbietet
Grpcrt pclt 1tleSi5incns
Me6fere Mer5te iuegen Shntngse'
lnha BON MleOitameuteH ms
nentgnle AuslaHO bcltrdft.

Mutfteroon, %. Mot.- @ie ans
Berlin beri6tet miro, batten fta Der
Roufmnuu 2t0pig Gods, Mngebo'
rfoer zines neutraIen Gtaotes, Der
iber Elm Sabr in militdriiAer q.
herbeifgboft seieien Hat, Der pratt
tiife Mrst Or. gafreO $irih uno
ber Ginfdufer Mar Gitbn ans Yin.
nobura Dor Der Straifammer oes
aon0deridts 2 pegeH oerbotener
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porten. Die g~erbanOllmg ergob,
0oB Gods uro aabn Tt 8rDei 6alen
berbotgmiorig Salbarian nno etntge
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1og ueittraIe g(uglart0 berididt bat
ter. Ser @eri6tsbof berurteilte BIZ
Mnaeflogten Gods uno &itbn meyer
aonterb1n6e at $40 be3tp. 83e
Mart @eI6Itrafe, ben 4ngetlagter
Sirid 81 800 garf @el0itrate.
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Geprdientant grittens Sin FIR ger'
UenNHHg militdrpflidtiger
Sentidamerifaner.

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ben Ser. Gtaaten mtter Dem Soon.
friptionsgeies Itelung8pfli9 | q,
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grbeit berridten ols gegen 9eutih-
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Im0ge Die 6orm zines 4menoement!
stm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS annebmen
ltm 8%eunbner amerifas oettiher
l@eitunuutg 8rpanasueiie fir 8drm
Iarbeit, naitat fir Ben gtilitdr0ienI
at refrutieren.
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NrpsrE nfasn Sran glponea.

gon qsroneisto, Gol., p. gtal.-
Der 4roseB gegen Gra1l Sierra BOO
rel. Ste inter Der Qnflage itebt
m Dem Gbuamitntteutat pdbrenf
6er 1reDnre0neB 4qra6e beteiligt ge
peien ali fem, bat begonnen. giei
geidm0reue mlrrDeu iopeit erIangt
1ok es Sic abfiht 6es 5tnntes 1T
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nen nunimmt, Die Elm 8orurteiI ge
aen 0os &1ugn elmer 6ran begen
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Wrr;ft ann glcpplper.

9urdt Dor elmer beborlte9eroen
G5erotion Der 5peiten innerbalb
eIaeg Sabreg, BAT nni6eineno ben
geiIt Ser ~23sjabrigen @race Brat
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r Union @acific anseiteat.
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1scnIerpictMn6sz
Rcnoreb bcotnnt Rcmtc

Gebra8fag aonieroierltngs aon'
ereB miro beute abeno inn aft Qbr
in formeler @eiIc bonn 8itrgermei-
tier 8abIman i'm 4uoitoriltm croft.
net Deroer. @ollberneur Rebiue
miro Johann cine auiprahe iiber ben
.3tued Der ginberufung 0e5 aongrel
.ies 1tno oie @otDen0igteit zines &c.
einteu 8uiammentpirten8 betreffs
aonIerbierung baltell Ser Iauopirt-
idaftlide Silfsiefretdr 8roomun
miro ilber oag Sbema r8hot rDe
are facing" iprehen. Die aonferend
miro bier Gage pdbreu, uuo an
3onnerstag nadmittag iDirb Sdob'
Iamtsietret1r @c2looo cine aaoe bal
Item. yrnnt q. @ilion, Gbef oes
Gubli8itdtgbiiros Ser gunoes 6arnt,
fre6it9 eb6r6e, Der Mlontog bier
mar, bat ben goridlag gemadt, Den
Ioq. 6a Mcaooo bier peilt, gun
5ret6eits- gn[eibe- Gao, 2ibertB.2 odt.
Gob, al MADDEN. 8abrideinlid fpirf
8trgermeiiter 8ablman Dem 8lun
ihe noffomnten.
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gnm geftn beg 8pten arenaeg.

Ole biefigen cts beranitaltetetl
am ndhIten Gonterstag oDeno in
Ser Rotunoe oes @eridtsgebdll0es
elm Son8ert, oeIien @eiamteihuobmc
obue ie6en abSug Ser Safe oes bic
Iigen aoten areu3es 8uflieBt. gs
ner6en etlua 200 4erionen an Dem
aon8ert mitpirten, un0 ioipobL in
Ser Gotun0e nie atf Den 8aItonen
Ser oberen Stodperfe ner6en Site
unae6rQht fperoen. Der @intritts-
preis betrdgt einen Qoaar pro Ger.
ION.
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gsleiSiasr @aibinatons beana6igt.

9ncontd, @oib, %. Uta1.
NahOeun er orei Mtorate negen 8e'
IeiOiauna 6eg anbenfens @eOrgt
Maibingfons I'M gefdngnis ange.
bradf, muroe Der So8ialiit 4au
Sofer 6ei1te bonn @otberneur 2ttei
bcdan0tat. geine gerbaft1tng tDdl
ai1f Sic 8er0fentIiGuitg zines 8rie
res erfolgt. IN Dem er 8aiblugtof
einen unm1Bigen &rinfer, 8otte8
Iditerer un0 SflabPn5olter 8etanr1
bate.
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aintrlen rrhalt nnr Elm Sa6r.

9ep gorf, %. gtai. aapltat
Sraus RfrteLen, 3abi6 2dnar nno
&. 81. Mortin, bic i6uloig befttioen
nur0e, f6 Deridmoren gu baben,
mt MiunttionsienOtugeu bon Aule-
RIA an oie 4liierten 5l berbInoern,
murDen Att ie einem Sabr 8efang-
nig berurteilt.
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glns hetn qe6en neidieScn.

Weontag 1T 4nton Gobrtg, Elm &C.
ahteter 3eutiher, aus Dem 2eben
qeidie0en. CT erreidte Elm Sitter
bon IS sSabren un0 miro BON ieiner
8itpe, 6rei go6teru, 5rorcis, Gfn-
ra uno 6rau &c.. S. gfoonep ionic
sfpei S6bner, 2eondro uno 9billpp
M. betrauert. Ger 8eritorbene
Honnte aus Bingen an Gbein un0
nobnte ieit oier8ig Sabren in
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@erihlnnnhene nnfaeinnSen.

&uloa Carlton, mclhe Dor etlno
BRET 8o6en bon DEM ifanOiuaDiider
geretn 6riItIi6er ilnger M1oaer
Ipurlos beri6uau0, lit in aIbonp
u. g., a~ufaefun0en noroen 400 #
blanlos uao onideiueno o0ltg gel
itegobmeieno our6 Sic StraBeH irr.
te. 2us innge Md0deL rDel9e Gel
ftesgeIt0rt iheint, miro bierber gu
ritdgebraht peroen.
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1t0Iieifer werGcn
1tark ~0n9c9rlffcn!

aorna, %. g2ai. Die Deter
reid,cr. oie ON 8erg 8oiio alto
ms am 8ugnn 8piiden BEN @nr'
Safee uno Ser gtid nneegriffen bd.
Scr, nuroen nit idpereu gerlllften
snriidgeihlogen. 10 melbet oas ben.
Fac dmtIidea Bulletin. (9o8 hetBt
ID biel, als NIT Der italienifhen gt.
Ieniipe lit e., pertigItegl8 ~borldnTtg,
uie0er einr1dl borbet.l
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Ne6rasIng Ni[ia brandt soISaten:

Sberit 8aebr bonn 4: ytebrasta
Regiment bat non Dem Sauptquar.
tier in gbicago ben 8efebl erbal-
ten, lem aegiment ouf Die boae
ariegsfdrfe gu bringen. 9o8 be-
0ettet, ooB umgebeno $40 &efruten
.ben6tiqt meroen. 6berit 8aebr pir6
Iofort mfoIge obigen 8efeblS in
@ran0 SsImo, gort, aearnep, 60.
fum6ug, Blair un0 grunforO Re'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eroffner. gta.
tirli6 bIei6t Die beige ebenfaIs be-
iteben. Cine gbteilltng Ron 81
U1ann tpuroe Mfontag nnd 6or-
Groof beoroert, Inn bort nlsgcbiloei
al meroen.
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nonsfomttee suerteiIt ueroen.

nnnStomitee 3uerteilt mer0et.
&. s.. @eperiOec bon Council
8Iuffs, Gnperintcn0eIit Der oortigen
S6uleil. bat idriftlih Die annabme
BET ibm bonn S6uIrat bier angelo
tenen eleiden Steaung mitgeteilt,
Or. George Q. Gtraper bon Der
Columbia nniberiitdt, rDurOe ange'
Iteat, cine germeiiung uno gelidii'
gitng Der S6ulgeb1uoe, S6nIpIosc
uno &urnuusltottlneeu o%uf5nebmer.
0as @ebnIt bari $1,000 nift itber-
ihreiten.
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ShuIrats6bnna.

QniteQe Don 8. Us. Gdrpenter,
fuelder ieine StalIung ais 9titglleo
0es Sdulrat5 aus Gei6dftsriidiidr
ten aufgegeben bat, purOe Der frit-
here 8auunteruebmer CHARLES 9.
Syones, 1884 SAB 5trnBe ais neuc8
W1itqIieo erDablt. Gr miro Dem
galt. ulo @rlrnoitldss ME benz ST.
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@rOhe 5cier fit sra6srIdmHdunss.

SIR ben b~ieSi1brigeH Srd6er-
Mountaineering lit cine beiouoers pa'
.triotii6e 5eier beidloiien poroen.
Die geteranen per0en cine 9araoe
perantalten, poruuf i'm altbitori.
I'M cine idone Seier itattfinOet, titr
melbe Elm ougcmeiienes 8rogromm
dufaeitellt 1T.
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@erSen ssreitaa ber65rt.

Ole uebertreter Der Sonntagsge-
IeBe am bergangenen 5onntag IN
Council 8luhs per0erl. pie 8oli3el-
rihter Gopea M}ontog entihieo. an
6reitog Derb6rt per0en. Mon bad
berehnet, 0qB ben oortigen @e'
idaftsleuten mfolge Der itreuger
8ur6fibrung Ser blaueu @eieke or
5onntag cine @innahme BON etluc
$S25 900 entgangen lit.
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0annba. Die geeroieung fnoet
Mittrpod morgen 81 llbr bonn
Irnuerbauie, S07 5i0 80. Areme
aus un0 I'M nelln llbr bon Der ct.
Maria NaagOalenau.airde aus alt
Dem oelttIaen fatboliiden 6rieObote
Itatt. I0ge CT in 6rieOen ruben.
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Gofalesl
gpm glntu erfakt.

Ser ufti1brige Glorpan 8oprodi
muroe in Gii6.9 mabn BON Dem Auto
BON aarl 6. 6reoerids erfaBt uno
nit erbebIiden @erlebuttgen mod
Dem Soipitol Der Sii0ieite gebrnht
Ser lebtere nllrbe gegen $4,000
gurgI6aft nuf freiem 5uBe belaiien,
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- WSler ,,tm goSe b~ernrteilt.

QonDon, 20. Mlai. Or. 5rie.
Srid aoIer, Ser 91orOer oes @ra.
fen 9hiergfb. beg 6iterrei6iiden
aaniiterprenriers 1T nod elmer aus
mten bier eingetroffenen 4epei9a
styn goDe D~erurtaiIt mor0en.
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Demtid1c iNla9en
Electromagnetic ab!

Berlin, iiber 2on6on, %. Mai.-
sdnere gerIuIte puroen ben grt'
I'll beinebra6t als tie beute n1orget
bei gllecoitrt ongrifieu nno ipdter
5ei Groifiles. Qle gorit0Be pareu
DgrgebIih.
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ga6esnadridt.

Maen 5rearoei uno 8etannten
hGerniit sur traurigen g1ahridt oaB
an mloutog, ben ri. M1al, mrier teit-
RET ult0 gater
antpn si66rig
III alter pon So Sabren II EN- BEL.
r senIeit entihIuHufert II Gie
arD8una fiuoet @litttDob Hiorgell
So ltbr BON G~ranerbaltle, SVl 2
aoe. tnS I'M nelin nhr BON 0ei
Storm Mlngoaleaen STRIDE olls
saf 6eiu Deui den fntBolil9en Drleo.
sie TAFT nat titles 8eIleio blttet
6ie tiefbetritbte @ottlf
5ran6isfn R6b-ig.
nebit aiu0ern
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SiIfs.a Northumberland groomotl
menOet fid in ieiuem Sample aegeri
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abonntcrr Gaf ote xigtide EriDine
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MARY AND THE CAKE.

4 little girl. who was X the time under the
doctors care. had received permission T. -
to 4 children's party. The mother cautioned
her before she Went in this wise:
Now. Mary. If they ask you L. have any
cake. the first time You must simply say
No. thank YOU but if they ask you q second
time you must say. No. thank you. the doctor
says I'm not 10 have any"
Mary promised to remember. and in due
time returned frem the party
Well said her m.ther. ~did they ask You
TO have any cake:'
"Oh. yes" said Mary. "and the first time
they asked me l said No. thank y"u.' and tho
second time they asked me | said. M. thank
you: the doctor says | must not have any
hut mamma. they asked me a third time"
'Oh. indeed. And what did you say"
why. | told them what ia says IL you.
Take the blooming stun away.'"-Tit-Bits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-06
EUROPE NEEDS CORN AND WHEAT

The June Farm and Fireside says:
'Wheat i the chief thing the American
allies in Europe want. But they want
corn also. and they want meat. And they
aren't particular about the variety n they
used To be. One effect of this war i likely
to open up u much greater market for
American corn. The Italians are begin
ming 10 use a great deal of corn meal. in
the form OF mush and bread. already.
Other nations haveheld aloof from corn.
but they are being converted 10 it. This
recalls that when the American Red Gross
workers in Poland 4 year or 80 ago want
ed to help the starving Poles they brought
large supplies If corn from Roumania.
The Poles had heard that some dread dis
ease lurked IN corn, and wouldn't use It.
But things are changing now. An expert
of the British commission Informed the
writer that largely increasing demand for
corn and it, products might be expected
from the United Kingdom"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-06
This Means Every Texan

Unless we wish for humiliation and dis
grace. we must gct behind oar government
and do more and better than we nave in
the sale Of Liberty Bonds in the Eleventh
United States district.
We sound this solemn note Of warning
because 10 h. necessary.
Have Won taken your share?
Can YOU look your neiyhbor in the face
and say II have done my bit ?"
You are not asked Ia subscribe ont "
charity.
You are not asked ~ give anything.
In fact, You are not wy ayd 10 buy \
Liberty Bond. IL an.
Iou are told that i IN your sacred duty
a. IN American citizen.
Il you buy 2 bond YOU will be worthy
Of the great name Of ".American.''
II you refuse, YOU will be unworthy.
ln which class do You propose to place
yourself!