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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-04

lua schilnburi intro traista dar ne-
poatele marnei 81 cumnata cum Q
zarira, 0 81 fntrebara de &c sa ga.
teste asa.
/ Ma due 81 Ell GU dinsa glasui
ca, 81 veniti de ma luati mai pc
toamna. Cas- douazeci 81 patru de
ami de cind am maritat-o 81 ell nu-i
stu gospodaria 81 pornise plinge.
= O, zisera ele: te duel 81 nu
mai vii stim moi.
- Ba, vim, numai sa vad, eel pc
acolo.
Atunci ele ce $ an sfatuit ca i-au
ascuns 1namei toate lucrurile doar
ne-or mai opri, lar verii mel pc
llinga mama:
Matusa, lasa macar pc Ioliicii
la mol
/ = He-hei, ii da mosul Ciuca, ca
re tOcmai venea 81 sc amesteca in
yorba:
= Da unde va duceti?
Ne ducem departe, ii raspun
Sc mama.
= Da, nu sc pOate, nu va las. =
Da asa. da, pc dincolo. = Da ce sd
Icaute mama pc drum.
= He-hei zise bunica, inca nu
sti ca ma due 81 apostoleste. .
Era sd zica tot va duceti gla4
III mos Ciuca, cind vazu ca nu-i
gluma. Atunci lasa-mi macar pc ca
zacul ista sa invctc aici la scoala 81
sal fac popa.
= A nu-l las, raspunse mama !;
ce ma fac fara dihsul?
| Mosul Ciuca, am uitat sd spun,
,a-mi cumparase palarie tuguia-
d cum Sc poarta pc acolo, 81 baietil
lcum auzira vorba mamci, mi-o as
Icunsera sub covata. Gu mare tru-
da am gasit-o, lar mama, pima STA
|adunat lucrurilc, a avut de furca.
| La urma urmei, NJ avut ce sd
ne faca, 81 insotiti dc matusa Till
ma, sora mamii, 81 urmati tip. tip
de batrina, am plecat.
! Pima la poarta tarinei batrlna
nc-a urmat. De acolO, s a pus jos 81
a prins a sc tingui.
J, Nu mai merg Dominica. n,l
mai pot -. du-te singura'
u 81 lar prinse a Sc boci GU jale.
II Atunci mama sc apleca in genu-
hi, 81, apuc1ndu-i miinile la zis
Mama, :. iarta-ma
n - D-zeu sa te ierte, fata hal, 81
: iarta-ma 81 tn, 81 vino sd te pup 81
pc tine, mai baiete, ca am semn ca
nu neon mai vedca.
= ST Dominica, daca oiu mai
raj, nu ma uita, 81 ada 81 baietul
,e Ia mine, caei cind ma invatasem
u dinsul, atunci mi l-ai luat.
: 81 am plecat. lar bunica dupa &c
le-am 1ndepartat, "a ridicat in pi-
: cioare 81 zis tare:
Al ,Dumnezeu sd va binecuvinteze
ST am mers bucata buna, an
i acut cotitura de drum prin nistt
, limburi, am dat intro vale 81 an
! ajuns in virful unui deal, de undt
se facea in jos un drum ce sc STIR
! Isea intr 'un sat departc depart'
I Ispre amiaza, 81 bunica era tot .acolt
ecu nina cozoroc la ochi. lar cind S;
coborim dimbul, am vazut-o scu
turind naframa in vint, dupa ca
re asiSderea 81 mama scutura bat
sta 81 ell palaria, am coborit pc dru
, mul celia, 81 de atunci is ami 81 II an
mai vazut-o pc bunica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-04

mamei, s'a apucat 81 vindut casa
81 gradina bunicului pc sub nina,
zicind ca e a lui. 81 Pc Q vreme de
iarna-cind crapa 81 pietrele, popa,
sprijinit de cantalarie, La dat afa-
ra pc bunicul din casa GU copii GU
tot; lar bunica la blestelnat 81 IA
dat lethurghie la biserica, dupa ca
re neamul bunicai, cica fost ga
sit mort pc un deal, lar popa c;,-
zut in grea mustrare de cuget 81
IS a imbolnavit 81 de inima rea, ci.
ca Isl rupea ell ldintii carnea de pc
el 81 striga: n
Palaghio! Paldghio! Vino 81
ma iarta.
81 in mustrarea cugetului $ a STIR
sit.
Oar cum spun, stateam 81 ma
gindeam la popa celia, 81 numai &c
aud nistc pasi pc afara ca 81 cum
ar calca- unul in strachini 81 un
glas:
LA traca, asia tuneric la mi
me.
Pc urma o fisiitura pc la titina
usii, un sunet de clampa, o scirtiie
tura tot de usa 81 poticneala de
Iprag amestccata cu un sughit.
Al. la traca. -.
Bunica intreba: ~
- Care-acela.
= Eu, raspunse un glas ragusit
ell un miros de holerca de>umplu
toata casa: Eu tom losif ;. pun
sar'!
= Bine al VENT, domnule Iozif
|apoi ne-am culcat Du-te 81 'mnea
ia de te hodineste 81 vina mine sd
III dam holerca.
Tom Iosif, dupa ce sughita CT
parere de rau. zise, abba nemcrind
uSa:
Ma tue! NJ "a tue! M IA tue
IN a tue M a tue.
A deschis uSa, a ieSit pc pOart;
81 tot "a incetat de bodogani
IN a tue! m a tue! IN a tue IN :;
tue rs
A doua ri am auzit pc un mean
al bunicai ca intilnit asst noapt,
pc domnul 1ozif de peste pIrau $
tot zicea m a tue! M "a tue! NJ;
the! Ma tue! Ma tue! ST tot cl
m "a tue a intrat iii ograda lui.
Oar de alta stat la bunica, IN;
, saturasem Acum mi sc facuse do
dupa baietii din t1rg della moi 81 du
pa jucariile ascunse sub talpa ca
sci, 81 sburdam sa ma due sd le eau
daca mai sunt acolo. ST intro ri in
trebai pc mama:
/ Mama, cind mergem acasaY
All?
= All? 81 ell bucuria Gu care We
stisem baictii din tirg ca plec la bu
Mica, M am dus sd yestesc pc We
rii mel 81 baietii de STAB ca plec i
tirg.
Runica cum auzi 81 nrinse as
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26
Sin SrcisanSihrri6en fir Den ySit'
O%ernnfbNu Der Melt.

Die llniuerlitGt ct. gnOrelpS in
GdottlanO ioroert 81 elmer $reiS-
bcmcr6ung aui ole Dem 8eoontcu
Der &0lfcrueriobmug oicnen lou.
,,@eiItiqe 8%ieoergcburt ais 0rllllo'
loae OcS observation-disclosures Der Melt"
loutct oos oon ocn Guratorcn oer
@alfcr.G tiftung gcm0Dlte Gbcnto.
uno erlGuterno miro biu5u9cfii0t:
Sic 0emcrber ioaen lire Nufmcrt'
iomfcit Defenders ouf Die gtotrper'
Oigfeit gciitiger @ieoergcburt rid)ten
uno Die Mctboocn unteriud)cn, Die
al oieier 8ieOergc6urt fiibrcn fon'
ncn. Gcnn mir glnuben, ooB Die
&erwirfli6ung Der bohIten Mfenid'
bcitSioeule mclentlid bon Dem @r'
mcdcn gciltiger @obrbciten abb1n'
ocn muB, ole oaes 0enfen ourf'
oringcn uo @egeiIterung 5u err
mcfcn p%ermogen. Sn oieier Hld'
tlng mu6 ons Stre6en nod elmer
6clleren io5inlen uno internotiolla'
len Sromn9 geben, oas mir gu ln'
tcrltiitcn wiinifen. 9ie 9rcis'
bcmerbung itcbt fir StuoiercnHe
Der llniberiitGt, fir ~nerft6tige Be
ruf8nlcnidcn Gle bier 8reiie BON %
@f0. Sterling) unO l6lieBlidJ fir
icocrmonn in ser garden 8elt" (ein
@reis bon 200 9fun0 Sterlin9) Of.
len. Die @bban0lungen fonnen in
6%elicbiger Spra1e abgefuBt tperoen
uno lolen oie 3obl bon 10000
@orten nift ii6erihreiten. @ae
Ginicnoungen miiiien bis sum /.
MGrs tG96 al Sdnocn 0eS Sefre.
tGrS osy 8olfer.S tifung, &otbes,
@arfing, SIZE (Sdottlan0) cinge-
reiht fem.
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26
lid aeh.

SRI mt lid. 2eb-
rer: @lio. per BON Sud tunn mir
iagen, mos lebrt uns Der 9i9ter nit
Dem @sr8: ,9fliidet bic ROis, eff iie
ue,bliibt?"
MOriB: Ser 0idtsr lebrt uns,
ma ion INNER Die giinitige aOniunts
tur ausniiben! -"
Oas # immt. Ser 2ebrer
bat ben Sungen erIdutert, mas pleOs
nasmus lit, unb Derlonst 8eiIpiele.
!6ons unb 6riB nennsn: peiBer
S9immel, alter Greis. 9a melbet
Iit Der tleine Mor unb iogt:
.S9mubigs 5ingerndgel, 9err 2sbs
rer!"
0ie 6reunOin. nSelene,
pie gloubit bu, piroe i'd nusIeben,
penn i9 meme Sbren nit ben 9oos
rem bebedte?"
sd oenfe, OF Wiiroeit galld gut
ausieben, 2iebs. 4ber -"
oSa?"
r9ait bu genug 9oore9"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26
@os man Damn iiebt auf ia uno
neiu,
0aS iiberraiht Damn ungemetn.
Sum d. IS nor

= Sum @ebrau4. SIS tpar
bos fiinf3ebnte 9ous, in benz Der
8ii9eragent obne GrfOIg ongefra9t.
unb nun mar er re9ti9affeu miioe.
,Sut mir leiO," Iagte Der 9auss
bdlter, ols er enbli9 gu @orte fam,
.ober i9 leIe ME Bidder"
n8oufen sic es bann fir Die Sim
BERG" ertpioerte Der Agent.
SD babe feline 5umiIie nur
cine 8abe."
r@ut," Iast Der Qgent nit Iester
Der5peifelter 9Offnung, gbrau@en sic
tein i90nes, I4peres 8u4, UNI es
Der aobe an Sen &upf Il perfen?"
- Ntrobat. Sic Gum Mann):
rNrtur, mein 2ieber, i9 m09te, bab
Ou mOrgen friib Sad tii4tig aus:
f9impfft."
@atte: r@esbalb? Sd bin nit
benz 8uri9en ooutpmmen 5ufrieben.
sic: nNein, bu peiBt, er bat
mor9en bic Seppi9e gu tlppfen, uno
er tlopft 10 uiet tii4tiger, tpenn er
i9leht g%elount it,"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26
Saafs ais 8ef6rOermnssmittel in
ben Nlpen.

Ser fran5oiii9e Souring-Glu bot
in Saoopen elm Sanfruettfa9ren OBJ
gebalten, an weIdem flint iogenann.
tie 4lpentants teilnabmen. Ser
Sorf, Der olS eriter ans 3iel ge'
(ongte, botte cine Steigung bon
1900 Metern in elmer Stunoe uno
80 Minuten 5uriidgelegt. 9ur6
oos 8ettfabren iolte feitgeItellt per-
sen, inter mel6en geoingnngen
Eanfs i'm @ebirse als Sransport-
mittel fit %oIiogiere uno @oren
@crmenoung finoen f0nnen. 90
meroen oie Sonfs, oie i'm 8eltfrie-
&c 70 pieI llnbeil angeridtet boben,
am gp0e ooG nod 81 nubbrlngetl'
Sen SiIfsmitteln Der Menihbeit tper'
oen.
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26
; mod1t Shire sSrau?"
I'M Sous!"

9eioe5 ufrieoen. sag
nal, lieber Wann. mas ion i6 Dir
5u 0einem @eburtstag idenfen?"
Gar ni6ts."
y@6, oas lit orotlig, oa babe1t
mir beioe oenielben @eoanfen &C.
babt."
mi Of reibung. Sans-
beiisersgattin: Dir lift gang angit
uno bange, penn mein Wann Die
oielen Sutre6mngen iiebt."
Sreunoin: .9ie trGglt Oh in Sci.
mem ausgabebud einfad inter
0a6oederfolten ein."
@erfebrte @eIt. Gin
beimii9er: n&eute trifft mein Bet
ter gum 9eiud elm; mid ions mum
bern, mas Der mir oieies Sabr wie-
Der fir SebenswiirOisfeiten bier IN
Der Staot 5eigt!"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

poae. Sn Die Beginning bat er 10
lana ourfles Diet aeiie, wie or nir
IN lid bat bringe foune, bis out eln'
mal sic Gihebnih fomme is I'M er
oui ueiBes Wiiet inliitet bat. Se
tonne lid en- @esriii Don Den We.
oesmciler feline aoppdiiitet made.
penn i'd ibne ioae OoB ole 6rucl
9erfies uer5ebrt jim morOe, 10 OaB
nids ipperie gcblimme IS, me
go6ns. I'M oaB lid, DER @eOesrpciler
iimme5e6umol 81 giet gebolte bat
S;d rlfe 10 cbbes > 8ig, ponllt i'd
perblciwe S6ne Sbru liemer
86tlipp Souernmper .
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26
Die I6einen mir aus eirtem eoeln
SouS;
sic icben ltol3 uno un5ufrieoen aus.

-2sBts SOffnung. Sunge
9ousfrau (6ei Der 3ubereitung oes
@Rens): rgiun peiB i4 ni4t, mpb
Der Sering sei6uppt perben ooer
ni9t? Dos &O9bu9 i9peigt ii9
Oorii6er ous! @e9', pauI, i4au bod
mai no9 pieaei4t iteRt's i'm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
9efanntmudun 0fe:.
ne Srau uno id, mir geben unler
@ei6dft auf. 9ieienigen, Die nns
etrpos i9ulOen woaen es on mid
5oblen; aber Oieienigen, Oenen mir
ettpas i6uloig linO, mogen es nit
meiner 6rau abmofen.
8ed, G6ulter.
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

umpeg. damn: n8as
min oenn oeine Mlltter mieoer bel
uns?" = Srau: Scum, Die ioa oil
NAL mieoer meine Meinung oroent-
li6 ia9enl"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

nniere &Ieinen. Ser
@ater bout oen 8epi our6. 0anaf
iogt Der Yepi:
y&inoer pou'ns boben, uno Dern
iie'S BADEN, bebanoeln lies i6ledt!"
uebereilt. uWein 8roll-
lein, i6 liebe sic lieben Sic
MIDI mieoer?" = Sal" - u9ann
Iaiien Sic mir bite -. nod etwaS
@eoenfseit!"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

Gante (tpel1e red)t auf Dem
alopier berumbaft, gum Nciien):
v9tuu, &arl9en, mas wialt Oh NIT
Sdaufcl uno Sanofegcr?"
&arIten: yN6, i1 borte por-
bin gater 81 Muma Iagen: sic
Sante oerbadt ms nod Oas gan5e
&Iapier", mo ga ioult gu Damn Die
GpGne 5ulammenfegeli, wenn Oh
fertis bit"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

gor @eridt. &i6ter
Gum @ngeflagten): .Nltn, mas ba-
ben Sic oern auf oieie 8ei6uloi-
gltng 5u erwi0ern?"
4ngeflagter: SD beitreite allies
= nur nidt Die 9oitenl"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

&c fuaren einmoI orei @eicuen
&ercint in Gut unO 2eio,
Sic bummelten our6 bic 2an6e
@ou @orurteiIen befreit.
lIno fret ben eitlem Streben
Vie aud bon faII6er Sdam,
sic nabmen es, mo iie's fanOen,
LuO uabmen es, ipie es fam.
Gu Itanoen ite beiIammen
@etreu in Nat uno Sat;
Sod bntten iie eiuen Sebler:
Sic IpieIten gu 9erne Stat.
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

n@enn". n@os wiiroea
Sic tun, tuenn Sic cine Miaion
batten?"
SD uiiroe Sen &erfebr nit 2eu-
ten abbreGen, Die oerartig alberne
Sragen %ltellen."
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

Stdoterin: sic buben feline
Sinoer? -. 9a miIien Sic freilid
nidt, mas es beiBt, flint ainoer allf'
5u3ieben.
@Guerin: @lauben Sic oenn.
oaB mir meme adt Serfel feline
Sorgen MADDEN?
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

SNeU, IDeTH We
oenfc ooB id ole
Qi55ie, mas meine
9(lte is. e66es BON
Ocn 8crfie geioat
b1tt, Damn lin Se
miite6fen. Sic ou6t
i'd bis oui ocn
beutige Gag nod
lpunuere. per Den
Grid on Ic deipielt
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

3eoebIite. 8ertei0iser:
Scr angeflagte, meme Serren,
flammerte iid frampbaft an ben
Glob. Der ibm ins Sbr seiest muir
De-"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

9a nabm man felt ben eiuen
llno brnhte i'm ins Qo6;
0a mar feline fld9Iihe Bite:
6anst bod aud Die anoeru nodI
llno als man on6 Den 5ipeiten
@ebra1t ins title &diis.
&a fam Der brittle bon leIber,
@r belt es alein nidt ans.
on fpar es erfiiat llno 9eideben,
@as innig ser erite erbat:
Sic iaben ipieber b%eiiammen
llno ipieIten per9niiglid Stat.
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

Sin oft @errotener.
rNeil Dir bic cine untreu getporben
1T, pilft bu gum HepolDer greifen?
Men19, bo miiBte i9 ia mir Elm Wlas
I3~inengepebr anI9offen."
= Sobonn Sebotian
n2ieben Sic Jpn ou4 10 iebr, ben
gepaltigen, berrli4en, gOttlt4en
8a9?"
Bod? aber gepiB bod, ben
olen 3noben nit bic W%eintrau6en
uff'n 9eeB !"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26
Rene Slasae Oes &eidSprafOentea.
Ons Marineperoronunasblatt ]

Oas Marineperoronungsblatt IN
Berlin bringt eiten @rlab iiber Die
Glagge oes &eids -Brdlioenten
l&ei6sflogge lit aoleri6ilo in Der
Mitte), oie Slagge oes &cidstpebr'
miiIters &eidsflagge nit Giier.
ilem areu5 in ser Mitte) uno Die
&rieesflagge Omit Dem bisberigen
Multer nit Dem nelien &eidsaoler
IN Der Mitte iino Die &eidsflagge
init giIernem &reuo in Der linfen
oberen gde). Ser 3eitpunft Der
Ginfiibrung Der nellen &eihsfric0s.
iloggc bleibt uorbebnitcn.
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26
abemos ii nbr. 6

Mbenos II nbr. @ait.
.@ie, Die aii6e lit idon gci6loi-
fen? &am i6 nift penigitens elm
paar frii6e @ier baben9"
@irt. SD beoaurc = Die Sii9'
ner ihlafcn cud i6on!"
@nt9egentommeno -
nMennits mir nod lange driait, iauf
id 2pIol!"
.Mor raid bol Muttern cen
MeiRbiertopp!"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

@rfob. Serr: y. .9eioer
lit Die @obnung gu nabe Der 8abn-
Itation, uno i6 fam 2drm nift
pertrn9enl"
SallSfrau: n9afir iiebt man abcr
bon Der 8eranoa genau auf Die
2eute, Die Sen Bug o%eriGumerl, uno
oas lit bod 10 uuterbalteno!"
3eitsemdB. rSn 0einem
9erein msrben 10 oft 8ortrGge 9ebolz
ten, - moriiber Oenn2"
,Nun - geltern iber Die Srau BON
beute, morsen iiber bic Srau bon gez
tern, beute iiber bic Srau bon mors
gen unb iibermor9en iiber Die Srou
BON por9eitern!"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

@enn Der SnboIt Uerloren
gcgangen lit, flammern mir uns an
ole Gorm.
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26
@arnrr s dDreibebrtet nrs
hilipE saneramptrr.

lReIn Lie6er sen Ne0adtI0ndrI-
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

y@itte, Wfammi, ident mir fiinf
Bfennige."
,Sab' i6 Dir ni6t eeiast, OaB Ou
nift betteln oarfit?"
.@obll allo i9enf mir flint
Tfennige, oann BEETLE i9 nid)t
me6r!"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

Die @eiamtfolten fin A Berlonen
lpiiroen iif alio ouf $40 belouferL
luoS geraoe $tt0 fir Ole ein5elue
4erIon ousmodt. Die Gehnung
Ittmmt aber nidt gar5, Oa fir 80
rublng ni9tS in @nre6nltg ge-
6radt muroe.
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

Game Cir iid): p@us oieier
impcrtinente Meni6 MIDI fortpab-
reno beeofftl Den min i'd NAL
redt per69tlid BON oben berab an
ieben."
Serr Cir iif): u@os Oieie rel
5enoe Game mir 8life 5utpirft!
Sabe iifer fololialen @ffeft &C.
modt!"
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26

uSaben sic ihon geb0rt? Ger Omrdbaebrdnnte anllerer pom SdHr'
mr uo Gobn bot GfuI5cnS Neheite mitgenommenF"
vgdon wieoerl Grit Dor a9t Soaen baben lie bod Der Sdul5en ne
ibone fte @ans aetoblen!" n
Washington Journal., 1919-12-26
gntOmObilreiien billiger ais Giien.
balm.

@iclen oiirfte es als cine lle6er-
cal1ung fomnIen, menn tie boren,
DAB oos &ciieu i'm gutomobil billi-
ger lit, alS oas 6obren auf Der 81
ien6obn. uno ood gat Gin 5admann
cS fijr5li6 ausoerehnet.
Nebmen mir gum 8eiipiel cine
gaeile BON g}em Yort nod Gan Strait
cisco. Gle Soften Der j@iienbabn.
ia6rt, eini6lieBlif) S6lafwagen uno
9la6lSeiten fir bier Nerlonen be-
tragen etpo $3.50, olio fir cine Ber.
Jon $162.50. Ntit Dem automobtl
lpuroe ii6 Die 9tednun9 ungefabr
fcl onSoru,oE ~noItoItnu.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-07
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
ron SOLDIERS

Twelfth Cavalry Standard.)
There are today hundreds Of
thousands Of men expecting 10 re-
turn 10 civil occupations during the
next few months. And because of
this there have been established
over the country various plans Ia
place men In good positions. This
is right and just 10 the men who
have been In the service. But each
man has a responsibility himself. A
mans service in the army will not
excuse him from making good in a
business way. In fact, he will be
expected 10 do that more 50 than
eve before. No man can leave the
service and not lind competition
great. The period Of Reconstruction
has lis problems that must be solved
by efficiency or labor. and proper
use Of capital. Wages will be high
for the skilled workman. The COM
mon labOrer cannot be 81 rewarded.
Then the safer thing to do is 10 be-
gin a special line Of study.
The Chaplain of the Twelfth has
asked for teachers in several prac-
teal lines Of vocational work. These
classes will begin Monday, February
10. This work is voluntary upon the
part Of the Chaplain. Y. NJ. C. A. men
and all teachers. This Is for the
benefit Of the men who will likely
be discharged from the service at
any time. All classes must have a
minimum Of FIVE men. There will
be classes In gas engine. auto work.
practical electricity, higher mathe-
maiics, plumbing bookkeeping, type
writing, Spanish, and possibly other
studies. Send in your name, and
work desired.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-07
WHY sOlIE " GROW
Have Men Of Push and Energy Who
Back Their onhdence With
Investments.

The reason why some towns grow
Is because there are men Of push
and energy in them who are not
afraid Ia spend their time and
money TO boom their town. They
erect good buildings. organize stock
companies and establish factories,
work for public improvements and
use every means in their power Ia
induce people 10 locate in "a sir city.
Wherever they 90 they tell of the
advantages Of their city, they write
about them In every letter, they
send circulars and newspapers Ia all
whom they think they can get 10
visit the city. and when anyone
visits them treats him so kindly that
he falls in love with them and their
city at once. II Is enterprise and
everyone pulling together that
makes a progressive town and don't
LET the fact escape your memory.
To hear every person saying
something pleasant about is people
and It's interests is the surest, quick
est and easiest way TO make a town
attractive 10 a Stranger. One Of the
best ways In which 10 make a town
attractive with that sort OF attrac-
ton that will draw other people 10
II is for every man and every wo-
man 10 have a pleasant word for
the people and the town generally.
Talk up your town II you would
have Il do well. Talk up your town
II you would have others come "a
you. Talk mp your town II you would
feel an interest IN II, and have Us
people feel an interest in you. There
is no better way 10 do II. And many
a time one little word Of unpleasant
reference 10 something that does mol
exactly suit you and not partieu-
larry concern you as TO that matter.
will turn a goOd mans influence
away from here and may even drive
him away. AT your own ilreside.
talk up your town. Among your
neighbors talk mp your. town. When
you come In contact with strangers,
talk up the most potent agency ever
set In motion for helping your town
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Department Of the Interior. United
States Land Office. Las Cruces. y.
NJ, January 9Th. 1918.

Notice is hereby given that the
State Of New Mexico has flied In
dcmniiy school Land Selections for
the following described, unappropri-
ated, u~nreseryed, public lands:
List No. Siii, Serial No. 0iS702,
saNEh sec. o; NEhNEh: ShNEH
Sec. 10: NhSwh Sec. 20. 4. 80 s.,
r. "a W. y. NJ p. N
List No. Sii6. Serial No. Ols7Oi,
Lots 1. 2. Sec. 1, +. 80 s. a. IS W.;
and sisNwh Sec. 5; lots 3, 4, Sec, 8,
4. 80 s. r. i& W. n. NJ. p. N.
The purpose Of this notice is "a
allow an persons claiming the land
adversely, or desiring 10 show II Ia
b. mineral In character, on oppor-
tunity To file objection to such loca-
ton or selection with the Register
and Receiver. u ;. Land Office. at
Las cruces, New Mexico. and 10 es-
tallish their interests therein or the
mineral character thereof.
JOHN l.. BURNSIDE.
Register
i-3i-2-2S
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, U. 5.
Land office, Las Cruces, n. NJ
January 9Th, 1919.
Notice Is hereby given that Mrs.
Relic Harris, formerly Mrs. Belle
Rirchneld, widow Of John W. Birch
field, OF Walla Walla, Washington,
who. on April 9Th, 1918, made home
stead entry No. O028i, for NEh sec
ton / township "a $. range Q w. n.
N. p. Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention 10 make three year proof
ID establish claim TO the land above
described. before 4. u. Wright U; 3.
Commissioner, at Walla Walla,
Wash. on the 9th day OF March,
1919, and two Of the following wit
rnsses 10 make proof before -. NJ
Reed. u. y Commissioner, at CO.
lumhus, New Mexico.
Claimant names as witnesses:
ID. .. Chadborn, Joseph Thomas,
A. s.. Birchneld. and Henry Birch
Geld. an OF Columbus, New Mexico.
JOHN l.. BURNSIDE,
~ ga Register
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The sportsman strobe into a poul-
terer's shop, and, with the air OF a
man who meant business, said
Can you sell me a nice plump
pheasant"
I'm sorry | have not a pheasant
left. sir, replied the shopman, but
here are some fine sausages that
can highly recommend. I'm sure
YOU wife will be delighted with
hem."
"Sausages be bowed yelled the
sportsman; how can tell my wife
I shot sausages2"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-07
ARMENIAN RELIEF CAMPAIGN
ENDS ON FEBRUARY 10TH

How will the ss0,0o0ooo collected
during the Armenian-Syrian Relief
Campaign be spents How much Of
this will 20 toward collection and
distribution expenses
In answer 10 those questions
which have been received concern
ing the administration OF Near East
ern relief funds. the Southwestern
district office Of the American Com
mittee for Relief In the Near East
has issued the following statement
based ON estimates received from
national committee headquarters In
New York:
The e%30.000.OOO asked by the COM
mittee Is simply a reduction 10
round numbers OF a S96,S00.O00 bud
get-the lowest possible sum for
carrying ON relief and rehabilitation
work for the next six months. This
In turn has been the estimate OBJ
tanned by cutting down the original
budget Of siis.500,OO0, which was
the sum actually needed to do JUS
tice by the stricken peoples under
Turkish rule.
Here is how the S36.SO0.O00 will
be spent;
For feeding 100000 needy peo-
pie at 50 per capita for six months.
sit,JoO,OO0; for repatriation OF mo-
900 refugees. some of them Ia b,
carried a thousand miles 10 their
homes, average distance 400 miles
al estimated cost Of 81 per capita
Sj,3i0.OOO; orphanagc for iOO.OO
children, si.O0O.OO0; seeds. farm lrac.
tors, implements and tools. cattle
sheep, motor trucks, autos. etc, 4
rc-eslablish these people on N,
land with facilities for cultivation
s2,5O0,O00; building and repnirinI
houses for i.5i0,OOO returned refu
gees. at an estimated cost Of $50 pc
home, s2,5OO.OOO; clothing and bed
ding for at least 100000 need,
sS.OOO.OOO.
Every single item Of this bulge
Is greatly under-estimated - is ca
down 10 it into the S30.OOO.OO0. whic
} seemed 10 be the maximum amour
that could be raised by popular sui
scription. II over-subscriptiuns al
not given us, IL means simply tn
7 some Of these destitute people mu
. continue 10 suffer, while we help
many as possible with the resource
: placed az our command.
: Every cent subscribed in IN
9 campaign goes for relief; expens
OF solicitation and distribution a
privately met. This Is a 100 perez
y efficient relief enterprise. som
= times. more than that, for s50.OOO,O
~ over what was actually collcctI
for relief before September 30, i9I
was sent 10 the field. This increa
over collections was interest a
crued from daily balances"