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EN- Ell CAUCASO HACE ES-
TRAGOS TAMBIEN
EL HAMBRE
Sdabad mueren hasta diez
mil personals de inani-
nicion a la semana

NUEVA YORK. Mario 23.-Mile:
de individuos de ambos seXos V nj
nCs estan p~ereciendo de hambre en-
ell Caucaso. segun los informes de ia
mes L. Barton, p~reSidente de la Co.
mission Que recientementc fue envia-
da Il csc territorio por ell ComitG de
Socorros del Este.
Dicho informe liz sido recibido por
G! cable Y dice:
EN- ninguna parte hay pan. FL
gobierno nc tiene ninguna cantidad.
Hay en- Erivan $4,000 habitantes que
carecen de pan Y las tropas Y TODD
el mundo ALI Sc %encuentra en- muy
mala situaci0n. En- TODD ell territorio
no hay ningun ganado, caballo, ca
mello, perro o cato. Hemos visto
mujeres hambrientas ar~rancandole la
piel a I'm caballo muerto, con sus
propias manos. En- una semana niue
rem hasta dieZ mil personals en- Sda-
bad. En- Ashtarag fallecen % dia-
rias de hambre. Por ell cielo,-eXcla-
ma Barton en- su cab.egrama,-daos
prisa. Tenemos bastantes provisiones
ahora en- Baku Y Batun. para evltar
que cstas gentes hambrientas perez
can
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BIBLiOTECA PARA NINOS.

iCv-rtoS . i~c-tFrcs Observation-Disclosures s To-
mites 'ioStrrioS u % cretc:o5 ccdG u,0.>
vi P-:meyI L.ec,ura.
ho-aS fclices.
Fl M-ndo Animal para NiIo~.
Fl AmjguitU.
E<cuclz ue Auia'sles.
N.cnruras Dc AUimaies.
Les Nince - otros Passes.
e. Iibru del Meme.
Mines Bucucs = Mines M1ics.
Cuen.us para Mines
81 Pals de las NarsyiIas-
Cucutus dc H&dss.
81 Muudo ha-syiH0sc-
Mi Libro F&yorito.
EDIsostioS y irenturaS.
LsctursS u Historic SaSradS-
Tpisodic~ de Il Historic SaErada-
Nar-acioncS ENt-ao-Gina-ias.
Tariss &c Oto1o-
II AUndo de los NinoS.
Las Tribr!ac:ones de Meterste-
LseGms.-Cucntos mcraiss.
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OBRAS DE. EDUCACION

del Dicciona-io de Ia Academia. veinti-
ciuco mil arcr;c=nismos. ounce mil Ice
uicismo>. arcaisrcoS : neolog:SnoS. nu-
merUSas !ocucioneS latin.lS y ~eNt-anjcTaS.
etc. Pasta fra $40
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rIBROS DE
IDIOMAS.

-
Dic-ipparin Dc Ir=IcS y EspaEoi. &c boLSIlio.
Pasta -Ac p-r-aiIna HVS
DicetCrariu De iuglcS : ESpanot. de Not''uc.
%aSSs &c Hicl pVc
ps.riana-io de InCies y EspSToi. per stnGc-
l. y McIauchlin.-Ei NcIc- = mas COM
plsyr &c los pUbiicadcS haSt1 ei dia. Con-
tie-e la vocsS mas moSernSS en- artcs.
cieEciaS . inGuSr-iaS, las acepcionrS ne
e-Sa-4as para hahlar y e<c-iblr an1hoS
,iiorlas. etc. In grueso volunen ernFSS-
lNGC err tca ..--.-.-----. Sow
e In-!eS siD A2sstro--NeontO prac1co
pzr9 -u-suJs- en- veintc lcccioneS g! lido
ma in-i,s. CON n pronunciation fiECra-
la IN -aStcIisno. CoHtienc. aGemaS. d-
y.rscs .uu,lslos para eSc-ibir toGa claSe
Sc currvSpOnGeHCi&- y ( ruStica vale. ooc
EmpaStadu Ell tcla
Es.rcic:1> dc lcctura trauceSa--Un VOLT
mcr ~mpaScado en- tea ..-...-.....-- 'Sc
e V~rlaGcra Maestro DC F-anceS.-Ur to
mo teLa --N-.Vv
Fornulario lie CarcaS Comerciaies en- espa-
Eo-inEIes ttelal .oc
Foru1ukric lie Cart2S ConeccialeS en- eSpa-
loLfranceS 'telal 'Sc
G-smatlca Prictjca &c q LenEua lngleSa.
la mejor obra para c. escudio grammatical
lei idioma i2Eles. Tn Nolunen pasta
tea ..-Sl."J
Gramatica I.aiiaaa.-Ua yolumen ela---Sl.ae
Gramrlairc SynthetiCue - P-actiQEe Dc n
LanCue ESr4Euolc. por To-o : Come
tTextc frances -Sl'u
Do You Want 20 SpeaE SpanIsh--A u-ac-
Jical method IL learn the Spanish IAN
-uaEc ----.r 'N'
-Quiere I'D. sa0cr inglcs 81 dicL dis SO
.guiere Ia. saber frances en- dieL alaS-. auc
.Or;erc I'd. sansr itsliaDo en- de- C:a5 =. %ec
l:E-u Pc;mero de Iugles y Espano...-.-- "a
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Riblia dc 5oS Ninos. por e4 fao'S
OH ilustrada con graduates y IN Enar~ ~.
i = TERRA Santa "a.
gstsc,sp71 GcI Padre Ripalda IN.
Ca,.cismo Historico. por FieurE -.
Cumla:aap- General M
Catsgi,uu de Tcr=c-S-aDfIa
usvl.iJu Jr los Sietc pominEcN &c 8"' 80,
jose .-.-.----.-- -
y pevo.u J~o-cf.nc. pc- AbaGano. . ST.
" Gcn.n dr' Cri~tAniSHIo. D0r SAa'SU-
BRAND !ir-uvsG- lcct:raS par" q nc 40
-. G&ir.rr ricanentc j'u~Str1O7-. S.-"o
EIIr-pf.z Elemental. por i;aIu'cs-
historic Sac-ada--Lihr icj Antique :
NEeyo Tss.aneutc. qUe contlene II Ms
tcria dsl pueblo G- Israel. yieHjUSc clSya-
meu.c como - --cpara Ia vvrIta del Me
siss. Ediciur &c h-.c. con profus.on De
grabsiUs .......--- -N-.VV
La Imitacj9u Ge Crs:o- vo- hcmpjs. .,--. COS
I.avaItC dc O-aC!oncS -.-------....---. SIC
L. NIsrt;res. o Ct tFiGnto O. Ia Religion
rriscana. nor Cnatcavbviand-Ob-a pre-
fnSsu,cutC iiUStr2d2 --.S2.Oo
psrucra Laysiic Dc O-a-ioue> ......-.-.. SOS
V;,ic lie NuCStru ScHCr JeSucrisrO y de a
S-atIsima Wren. ivr -vEsct------ %Gc
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CONSIDERASE GRAVE LA SlTUACION|
EN- LA EUROPA ORIENTAL
La actitud de desafio asumida por AiemanEa puede traer
una reanudacion de la guerra, segun Sc opina en- Paris


TIE translation filed with the Post
master ST San Antonio. Tex al re-
Quirc6 By the act OF Octoter 6. 1917.
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Ia QUESTION ITALO-YUGO ESLAVA
PREOCUPA A la JUNTA De PAZ
Los muches intereses encontrados cue Sc halian en- Juego
hacen dificil la solucion de csc interesante ~problema

!. + :. :. = :. !. :. :: :: :. :: :: =" >: -
;. True translation filed with the Post
;. master at San antonio. Tex, as re-
y qYircd by the act OF October 6, l9l1.
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EN- CHILE O~8BL!GAR0k A
LOS ALEMANES A A.
RRIAR LAS BANDERAS
DE SUS r

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!. =
!. To translation filsi with the Post :.
: master a. San Antonio, Tex. rs re- -
|. qui-ei o. he act Gt O-tohe- 6. 1911. -
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0PRAs DEL DR.. MARDEN.
nRRAS DE RELIGION.

p;a,;, !. %. Ninos. por el Padre Saehe-
o'Dt~ t1 - .,n c-rabadoS y VI mapS
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-11-16
TEXT BOOKS BILLED
HERE DO NOT COME

PHOENiX. Nov. l3-Text books
billed out of Boston on October 1st.
have not been received in Phoenix
according 70 information given out
at the school administration building
yesterday relative TO some 800 vol
umes for supplementary history WORK
TO Re used in the public schools.
While the children are supplied
with text books. the fourth grade
work in history is supplemented by
the study Of the books which were
freiyhted west six weeks ago and have
not yet arrived here.
The demand for the books has been
insisted. but the school authorities
are unable 10 state when the books
will be checked up here as they have
received no information other than
that the shipment has been made.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-11-16
LACK OF TEACHERS
MATTER or CONCERN

PHOENIX, Nov. I4-C. o. Case,
state superintendent OF Pablo instrlc-
tion today called attention 20 IS va
cancies alrady existing in teaching
STATS in the state, six being in Co
chise county and asserting there was
not one teachers application for a
position on file He expected at leas;
sixty vacancies 10 occur by the first
of December, he said Al the open
ing OF the fall terms throughout the
state, Superintendent Case said, the
teaching stats were filed up by issu-
ance Of temporary certificates to sub
stitute teachers with the provisions
that they must qualify at the Dece-n-
Der teachers examination.
As a remedy for the shortage %
teachers, the state superintendent
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-11-16
HIGHWAY DECISION is GIVEN

PHOENIX. Nov. 13.-The state SUI
preme cour, today held that the corn-
ty highway commission could not e.
ter into contracts with the county
board of supervisors. in rendering a
verdict on friendly suit instituted
by T. Bone for the purpose of esta5-
fishing in advance the validity or
Otherwise OF such contracts.
Justice Ross ruled. the other judges
concurring. that contract between
the commission and the board would
amount 10 a contract between the
county and itself. The case had a
bearing on 100000 of road work IN
Maricopa county and the improvement
of 27s miles of county highways.
The decision established a prece-
dent, inasmuch as the court was un-
able 10 hnd any similar case In Law.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-11-16
LIQUOR DECISION
OF IMPORTANCE

PHOENIX. Nov ian opinion
with state wide application to the
liquor traffic was handed down by the
supreme court OF Arizona late yester-
day, it was announced today. in the
case OF Bailey carp VS.. the state o:
Arizona. on appeal from Yuma county.
The verdict of the superior cour, OF
Yuma county was reversed with d.
rections.
The supreme court held that in or.
der TO convict a defendant OF selling
intoxicating liquor in violation of the
state prohibition laws. the prosecutor
must have obtained the name OF the
person to whom the liquor was sold
and that the state, ito another" in
testimony would not hold.
Chief Justice d. L. Cunningham
wrote a dissenting opinion stating
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-11-16
CO... IccLiNTOSK NAMED
ARIZONA STATE HISTORIAN

PHOENIX, N0v. l3.-JAmes II. Ne
Clintock vas appointed state histori-
ar This afternoon by Gov. Campbe
10 MI Out the unexpired term OF the
late Thomas Edwin Parish. Mr. Far
ish vas appointed 10 four year tern.
which viii expire June Il. 1921. Co,
McClintock already had written his
tory OF the state in three volumes
Eight volumes of the official history
had been completed by Mr.. Parish.
Col McCiintock was formerly pos.-
master 4: Phoenix He received rank
O.: major in the Spanish-American war
during which he served under Colonel
Roosevelt and later became colonel
Of The Arizona national guard req
men:
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-11-16
MILLION DOLLAR PLANTS
NOW BEING OISMANTIEO
AT CONGRESS JUNCTION

GLOBE. Nov l3.-Jack Rosenberg.
manager o. Rosenberg & Company. OF
Los Angeles. dealers in mining and
pumping machinery. arrived IN the
c.,y yesterday in the interests OF h.s
firm He expects 20 leave Friday for
Congress Junction, where his firm j.
c;sman:l!Eg me mine and machinery
=: he Congress. Aivarado, Rincon and
Pee Hive mines
The machinery now bein6 dismar,
led by Rosenberg 4 Co. IS valued Al
over sl.0O0,00o and is said to be some
% The fines; equipment in the state,
Mr.. Rosenburs will ship the ma
chinery to his Los Angeles warehouse
esc4r; whore local sales are made IL
which instance the shipment will be
made direc; from Congress junction
tie has already. placed a great quaint
" Of the machinery in this state. an
he hopes to dispose of considerable
equipment before making the final
shipmea, to Los Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-11-16

that commission of the name OF tine
purchaser of the liquor was merely q
technical errcr." He cited a consti-
.utional provision that the pleadings
and proceedings in criminal cases N
the courts shall be as provided by
law. No case shall be reversed for
technical errors in pleading or pro-
ceeding when up on the whole case
ii shall appear that substantial JUS
tice has been done" The Bailey carp
appeal from conviction in Yuma coun-
ty was regarded as test case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-11-16
urged adoption OF a minimum wage.
plan. the minimum wage to &c sIeo
per month full IL mcnths.
ONO COMPANY rlSkS
EXPEDITION INTO kRIIOuS
TO CAPTURE EsTTLERS

PHOENIX, Nep Weather OBJ
server X. q. Grant has received a
communication from a Cleveland, O.,
physician that telis of'the formation
OF an Ohio company that vii drstial
ra;tlesnake oil for use as a rhe sspat-
ism cure and tina: PROPOSES TO sead
an expedition to Arizona 10 the ypr:sg
for the capture Of the Recessary rep
tile supply. Inquiry is mado con
corning the sections where rattlers
are most abundant and also 81 The
month when they best could pc
hun:ed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-11-16
HARIs-INcALlS CASE
UNDER AMUSEMENT

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 14-Argu-
ments in quo warranto proceedings
in the superior court OF Judge r. G..
Stanford by which the contest OF
Capt. Walter s. ingalls, and Col.
Charles w. Harris TO rightful tenure
O. the adjutant generals Office was
sought TO be established. were COM
pIe;ed today and court took the case
announced Monday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-11-16
APPROVES SURVEYS
OF MINING CLAIMS

PHOENIX, Nov. 13.-The surveyor
generals Office yesterday approved
surveys OF mining claims in Yuma.
Mohave. Cochise and Yavapai coun-
ties and issued an order for the sur
,ey of a claim in Yuma county
The surveys approved included The
Rose. Lily. Desert Glen and Desert
Glen Extension lodes in Ellsworth
mining distric, in Yuma county, the
claimant being the Glenore Mining
company. the Jurer No. and Juror
No. , lodes in the Walapai mining
district in Nohave county, Hubert L
Smith. claimant: the Ararat Fraction
lode n the Warren mining distr!c: in
Cochise county. the claimants includ-
ing /. Jacobson, Chas. L. Purdy. Lee
Lovanoyich and Robt Hennessy; the
Martha Fraction lade in the Verde
copper mining district in Yavapli
county. the United Verde copper com
Taly being the claimant;
The order OF survey was made for
the North Star. little Gem No /.
Anna Nc. Red Rose and Buck lodos
in the Ellsworth mining district in
Yuma county. the Black Clan; mines
ccmIany being the claimant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-11-16
crates with three shifts daily.

CRATES VIII thftt snIlts udl.y.
SUPERIOR-Potts Canyon Co. in
stalls new power house and hoist.
GLOBE-Iron Cap shipping $50
tons ore daily to reduction plants.
Yuma cotton growers turn from
Egyptian to Meban variety.
Douglas mormons to build $4,000
church
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En- Mexico, coTo en- 81 mundo en-
tcro, la poblacion obTera ha resuelto
que su -ida Gambia De una vez, y en-
un cambio que e dc, &, golpe. aIgo
ssi como l., ~revancha de mueho. 81
CLOS de ;niusticia, dc exploitation y
de v~a.aliaje. Esta ha sido Ia re-
Sultantc mas traSccHdcntal dc IA
iltima guerra. esta eonstituye Ia nus-
va = terrible revoiucion socia! que va
el mundo tienc encima Y dc "a Qua ha
de salir aigo mas maltrecho de 10 quo
Don Orijctc ~sali:rs de las manos iT
pias dc los galeotes.
En- este. como en- muchoS otras
cosas. los mexicanos nos adeiantamos
un poauilIo- Aun los s~oviets, y los
boishev,kis, los consoles de obreros
v de soliados. las dietsduras del pro
Ict.riado v las tiranias &c los campssI-
nos uo aparccian 5obre Ia faz de la
vieja Europa %atcnita, y va en- Me-
Sico los obrero. SC habIan resreito
a quo 81 capital los pagara dc una
vcz nor .odas, las matas p~art'das
que durantc muchas dcesdas les ha-
bis jugado.
De ~entopcr. AGA. los obrcros M
han Observation-Disclosures plausible
QUO noso.ros apIaudinos. que aplau'
diremos sin limitaeiones ST Sc lie cr-
carrilase por distinto eamino-y al
p~resente sisnifiear un v~erdadero pc.
ligro para la vida industrial del pals.
FL sobierno. necesitado de la simpa'
tia popular, de la ayuda moral y e.
fectiva de la gran muehedumbre que
hizo la r~svolucion, aecedio e un prin.
Sipio a cuanto los obrcros exigieron
de 81, eneontrando en- clio, de paso,
una for:na dc castigar a las clase.
CONSTRUCTORS que Sc habian opuestc
a la r:volucion.
Vinieron las luches eieetorales. y
los candidates quo quisIeron trim
fa:, y triunfaron, cen Ia ayY4A Gel
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SUN DEL Ola
fl7OE0tI

pueblo. ofrccirron a los obreros. en-
=anbio dc sus votos, que ,los, una
vez en- 81 poder, serian los Primeros
: ras poderosos paladines dc IL cau-
sa dc los proletsriados, contra c! "a
pitalismo ahsorbente y aesParsdor.
AIM . la justieia ccmun exeluyercr
los obreros para ell arreglo de sus
cnes.iones de trabajo, sustituyendolas
con sus ;untas de conciliseion = arbi-
traie, Y f1ilos sc dcelararon ina.
pclablss.
Total: que al p~resente. los indus
t~rialcs, estan en- manos de los obrc-
ros. ~tiranizados por la m~ucheoam5re
trabajadora que tiranizaron aver,
inermes ante sus vioiencias ) sus
~cx,gencias, obligados a ceder :. toda
satisfaction o a ccrrar las puertaS d.
sus tallercs.
Las demands onrcras van :ada
d:a mas adelante. Las ansias dc la
noble ciasc en- plcna rsbciois. sou
como 81 toncl de las hijas del Key
Danso. no So lleuan jams:.
Hoy cs aumcntc dc formal. mana
ps una rebais en- las horas D.: ira
bejo; al dia siguien,e una pate en-
las ut:Iida1cs. mas tardc una nusrs
forma de ;ndcmnizaeiones. Al final,
piden supervisor las eontabilidades
v c~oncurrir q las ~juntas DE los Con-
sojos Direetivos.
Total: que los industriales no
ben Que hacerse, nj el go5ierno tam
POGO, pues csta estudiande ~eoneienza-
damente, 81 va es posibt,, sin gran
suma de pcligros. d~eseontentar a los
obreros.
Estos. por su parte, sIensen que
todavia han logrado POGO: que Aun
hay mueho por conqu'star,, y signen
maldiciendo a los e~xPlotadorcs y .
los tircnos.
rcdto Recios
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Marco T0NTULlo
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= =.

=
De Ia section dc avjsos &c Ell
UNIVERSAL. sacamoS:
".tiquilase Ia casa numero ~ de
L. Avenida Colima. i media cuadra
de- tren; graode, con collar : rade-
na...
y 81 u future inquiino ticnc sue
@ra. rolega. hozal tambien, para que
no mUerd#.
e. seaor Manuel Garcia JuraGo
6 m poet2.-.. jurado. I 81 modo.
D;cc:
"Esp&rciaH en- las casoHaS
81 blIndo clor I sar;idad.
y IL lado de elias todas las pcrsonlS
g vacuaaban de bondad."
Y dcsnuss d. este. ycngau Ia IN
welcomes j. Ia amistsd. 81 ,uero del
an,o- patsrrc. u aneStcsia dc Ia tca-
terra Ia Babilouia.
:: :: 8:
\ vrvpoSi.o &c 10 m;sn2. SaIra-
dor EGyja. dice:
Moron. con 50 diadeUa dc cisre
coronado
avauza rn 81 c0sdriga = @ubes y de
Cfuego.
: lie Il ocho i~ntrepidos caballos
bicoioreS..."
Una licenc;a poetica puede pasar.
! Tamb:tn una licencia matrimonial.
| Pero una licencia ar;tmetica, no. Por-
que II cuadriga con ocho caoa!los
o no cS cuadriga. o son GoS cua-
ari%aS. o 6 una cuadriga con cua-
| tyo cuaY;aS. o Is una cradriga con
acGplaie. cStrambotc o r&bo.
r. tCdos nodos. Is una cuaGri@a G,
no items salvation, Sunqrc 81 autor
Sc iiaHc Salvador.
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CON LA MUsiCA A oTRA PARTE

+. ,,,. y7-v onco 10 hnria-
T,,n aL,cr,.,.;a, ,r.1or;ora
;nd;c,c;or I'LL,
ma a,,;a,, - ,,sah,r
\ santa raz ca familia.
10. i,fIa5os ro-arivos
h,h,aron i. Ia ~cntrcyis;a
en- terminus f~avorablcs
= Ia obcdicnte milicia.
Dcspues. ;maldita la cosa
cue VI no era Ia del dla,
Sin embargo, tfIbo IN momento
de espanto : lie p~esadilla.
cUaado $ habio que q Chihuahua
Fl mili,"r ~"olverla-.
Error del Niejo.-se Gijo-;
q infam;a sin mcdida;
es algo cue nadic cree
nj iurado dc rodiilas,
.S~i~uicron los concentrates
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In f~nrmitahle cacinuc

FL formidable caciquc
cI Senior de horca ' cuchIlIa,
aouc! Prctor que on Chihuahua
20 llamo Pancho MurSula.
y ] ouica las genteS odlarc1
tanto como ic temlan
nor los impulses v~iolenioS
rual los dc fiera felina.
cavo del Solo b~ri,iantc
en- ouc 81 iefe yaciia.
nara 10 aizar Las narces
en- tanto lie queGc vida.
Como decfndio Ia chanza
que tantc le producia:
gro 20 lc fue possible
uiantar en e<ta partida.
RI Gobernador Enrique
die urc 10 apiastarla.
= 10 a2laSto, cual dijerd
lie 2ano IA partida.
I~r:alr;oneS t!yyo ~ento2ccS
de rcbeIarSc uu huen dia:
aaro ladiuc Y manoso.
~,uca /. fa}9 maiicla
'4l@ Sahar IUc csc F"So.
81 final. 10 ~perdcrIa.
500 asi dcio chihuahua,
-tierra oo~ II o~fendida-
nara acvGir al llamado
u Ct Primer Jetc lc hacla.
Nunca tsmhIo ante aquel Cesar
de bar5as &c San Elias.
= G bien SECURE estaba
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= TIROS A l. BLA N CO 6

icSdc que el Y sus secuaccS
sc aleiaron de esa Inca
Paicmas iamas ha habido.
nj la Ge IA Paz bendita
:onejoS. quiza Uno que otro
hrincara al MORN el Ola.
I'm cuan.o i liebrc>. " sabc
csc militar de Inca.
que desde que cl huen don Pablo
dcj0 csta terra bravia.
no Sc viz mas q ninguna
corrcr per las rancherlas.
Pucdc ser que 10 que CAGE
>"ra ana sobcrbia gripa.
nov no dccir r~OnladiZo
del que Gl conoce Y que un Ola
Sc euro sin contr2tiempo
cor iugo de lachu@uilla.
Hay. tai veZ. 40 le haga buenas
csta humilGc medicinal,
por ser hoEtbre de posibles
= mifi;ar dc cuantia,
Tantc. quo llcga a ese aue:0
dc la frontera hravina,
roAcaau dc aduladorcs
y &c misica escoSida.
PARA q1e alegren nochcs
de SUI existcncia t%ranquila.
Esa misica es Ia propIa
que trajo en- sus correrlaS,
Y ron Ia que hoy 10 mandaron
del Rio Rravo a la oril:a.
El. por supuesto, Sc siente
mas felix que IN tonina,
V solo de cuando en- cuando
surie a gu memoria inicua
ell esplendor de aquel fe1do
que en- Chihuahua defendia.
Hoy, como a todos los heroes,
-soles que pasan y brllian-
le va llegando Ia tardc
color dc car5oneria.
rnNTIu IT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
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az! UNIVERSAL vuelve q decir:
"....provocando tai fenomeno me-
teoroiogico un gran ciclon, acompa-
nado de fuertc v~ienIo...
y que moleSto cS ESQ. caramoa :
Porque un ciclon sin fuerte vlento,
o. cosa So~portablr. tanto aqui. como
en- Acati.t &c Bajan.
TIBERlQ.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-12-18

demonstration agent, who went from
farm to farm putting in practice or
showing the farmers how to put in
the practice, definite plans which had
been proved out at the center many
miles removed from place of applica-
ton. While this was very valuable
and while all these things were &C
complishing considerable good they
were open to one decided drawback
which long ago made itself manifest
and which is o In process are be-
ing at least partially eradicated.
The Basis Was Wrong
1t has been found that it is not
enough for the agent in the field to
ave a scientific knowledge of agri-
culture. it is not enough that differ
ent problems should be brought to
the farmers attention, in fact, it has
proven that this is not even always
necessary. These men and these eA.
periments were all we'll conducted
and the men who had charge of them,
many of them were good men in their
line but the trouble was that they
did not have the sympathetic touch
with the various localities into which
they came into contact and that many
of the problems that they discussed
were not of vital need to the farmers
or that the need was not recognized
by them.
The Origin of the Farm Bureau.
1t remains then, until 1911 for
farmers in the State of Illinois to I'M
dertake something entirely new and
a meeting was called in the County
Seat Of De Kalb County, of a num-
Der Of farmers who were intensely
interested in agriculture as practical
men and they decided that they
would undertake to get mi Of these
scientific men to come to live upon
the ground to get his feet and his
hands into the soil, and apply after
a practical study of their actual
working condition, >le theories that
he had learned in agricultural study
and arrange, il possible, the practi-
cal application of these theoretical
principles in working conditions, and
therefore, Mr.. Eckheart, was chosen
from the Agricultural College and
put in as the first County Agent ever
employed as such in the United States
The experiments were placed for
three years duration, fiat the end of
that time he had given no definite
results he would be given his pass
port and told to seek other territory.
What were the results may be best
judged by the fact that practically
every agricultural county in the state
Of Illinois is o very thoroughly
organized, that they have organized
probably the first farm Bureau in
the United States and the farmers
themselves after careful considera-
tion of the problem facing them are
sound business men have put up
their hard earned dollars out Of
their own pockets and r hiring a
State Secretary for the State Organ
ization and are paying him the splen-
did salary of 100000 per pear to
look after the interest of the farmers
of the standpoint Of the State as a
whole. II those hardheaded men
have done this mucch it is safe to as
sumo that the experiments have been