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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03
F|SHBACK NOT 4
FUGiTlVE GOVERNOR
REFUSES 10 HONOR
WISCONSIN DEMAND
REQUEST FOR ExTRADlTIoN or
FORT SUMNER MAN FoR AL,
LEGGED FORGERY DENIED Ar.
TER HEARING.

Governor Ilarrazolo today refused
to honor the request for extraditioa
|of the governor Of Wisconsin for
the return Of Charles r. wishbaclE
|or IT, sumner To Wisconsin. The gov
ernor took the ground that Mr.. Fish
back IS not and has not been a fu-
|gitive from justice.
Mr.. Fishback, who has been In
Santa Re for several days, is in
~terested in an irrigation enterprise
near Fort Sumner. 1t is said he
was one Of the leading lawyers of
Wisconsin, residing in that state
until a few years ago, when he
came to New Mexico.
The charge mentioned In the APP
plication fol. Mr.. Fishback's extradi-
tion is that he procured a signature
70 written instrument by making
false representations which, under
the Wisconsin law, is considered for
gerry.
Governor L~arrazolo took evidence
in the extradition matter yesterday
afternoon and stated this az
terpoon that he had nothing to do
with the Question whether Mr.. Fish
back IS correctly or incorrectly
charged With making false repre-
sensations; but the question before
the executive Of New Mexico 10
these matters is whether the per-
son Is q might've from justice.
The evidence showed that on
several occasions" said the COVER
nor, Mr.. Fshback from January,
1917 to November, 1918. was in
Wisconsin, staying days at a time.
was even in court where the
validity of the last will OF a GER
tain woman was under Investigation.
The charge against Mr.. Fishback ap-
pears to have grown cut OF financial
relations with this woman and the
and circumstances on which
the charge is now made against him
were discovered in the hearing in
regard to the approval Of that will
These facts ere well known to the
prosecuting officials OF Wisconsin at
that time, that is as far back as
1917. It is therefore plain that Mr..
Fishback did not attempt to evadc
any criminal prosecution in Wiscon-
sin by coming to New Mexico, but Ia
my opinion gave the officials Of Wis
sonsin ample opportunity to take any
they desired. Therefore
all to see that Mr.. Fshback is a
from Justice"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03
REAL OIL BOOM IN
UNION. QUAY COUNTIES.

That there is a real oil boom in
Union and Quay counties at this time,
is the word brought back by Secre-
tary of State Manuel Martinez, who
spent several weeks in Amarillo,
Texas, and later was IN Union county
where he has a 1000 acre ranch. ne
was in Amarillo as a witness in the
suit Of r. r. Hazlewood VS.. the EN-
pire Gas & Fuel company over some
oil lands.
IN Eastern New Mexico" said Mr..
Martinez, people are offering as high
as IS an acre for oil land leases. /
offered 81 an acre for all the land
! own In Union county but ! took it
on only 400 acfes.p
Mr.. Martinez said he had no infor.
nation concerning the alleged strike
OF oil in Clayton beyond what he bad
read in the papers. Men are guard
ing this well and no information Is
given out, he said.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03
AGAIN. HEAD
OF SANTA # COUNTY
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
NlNETY-NINE ENROLLED AT IN
STlTuTE AND SPLENDID WORK
Is BEING DONE.

AT a meeting of the Santa Fe Coun-
" Teachers Association, held al the
Catron school for the purpose of the
election of officers, Jose d. Silva, one
Of the first grade teachers, having
given satisfactory service as presi-
dent, was reelected unanimously. The
other officers are: Vice president,
Pedro Trujillo; treasurer, Miss Lu.
cinda Ortiz; secretary, Lucy Knight.
The Santa Fe County Institute this
year numbers 80 teachers enrolled
and splendid work is being accom-
plished. This association is a very
active organization. All are vitality
interested in all matters pertaining to
Education and the welfare Of the com
munity.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03
VISITORS IN
SILVER CITY EXPECTED
FOR BIG CELEBRATION
MILITARY PAGEANT AND AIR.
PLANE FLIGHTS TO BE FEA-
TURES OF WELCOME TO RE.
TURNING HEROES.

Silver City, N. M, July 2.-With
ten thousand or more visitors ,ex-
pected, a big military pageant, air.
plane flights, baseball and other
stunts on the program and enthusiasm
at a high pitch, Silver City's well
come to the homecoming soldiers
and sailors on July 4, is going to be
the biggest thing Of its kind in the
southwest.
In the military pageant id the
morning, Brigadier General James b.
Erwin Of El Paso. and his saff, will
be the county's guests OF honor. The
grand marshal Of the day will De
Lieutenant Colonel e. P, Rockhill,
commanding officer OF Fort Bayard,
who with his staff will direct the pa.
Tade. Led by two ~squadrons of tho
NN ~ NNHa. .- tFNNa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03

18th United States cavalry from Co
lumbus, the parade will include the
duty at Fort Bayard, all patients able
to visit Silver City on that day; the
ambulance detachment, Red Cross
and army nurses, and every ma
in Grant county, who served in the
army and navy in the world-war, the
veterans marching In full uniform,
this being the first public appear
ance of the members of the Amer
lean legion of which the Grant coun-
ty branch is the largest in the state.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03
FEDERAL AID PROJECTS
PROPOSED IN STATE
10 REACH S3QDQ,OQQ
ALREADY PAST $2,ooo,ooo MARK;
MORE HIGHWAY MACHINERY
ARRIVES FROM WASHINGTON.
Cost Engineer May Of State High

- AL
way Engineer GiIlette's office, com.
piled figures today on federal road
Projects and finds that the program
IN New Mexico has passed the $4,000
900 mark. OF this sum 100000 Is
under contract at this time. In a
few days or weeks the total amount
Of federal aid project money on the
program will reach s3,00Q'00O, It Is
predicted.
Practically every county in the
state is to benefit by this program.
The state highway engineer n
itounced this morning that eight new
Peerless trucks from the war de-
partment arrived in New Mexico,
four at Los Lupas, two at Clovis
and two at Roswell. New mi are
expected from day to day. These
are two-ton trucks and are to be
used for transporting gravel in sur
face work.
New Mexico has been allotted SO
Nash Quad trucks, which have ar
rived in Chicago, where they are be-
ing equipped with dump bodies. 1t
is estimated that New Mexico will
get 200 to 300 kinds OF trucks, all
told.
"a big storage plant has been erect
ed at Los Lunas and many Of the
viii be shipped to that place.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03
Gable Leaves to Put
Trout Fry in Streams

Game and Fish Warden T. P. Gable
left last night for Colfax county ia
bring a carload Of fish fry to be dis
trlbuted to various New Mexico
streams. He will probably be busy
for a week, he said, in stocking
streams and will likely put several
thousand Of the fry in the Pecos and
its tributaries.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03
Crane Succeeds
Supt. Lonerqan

AlbuduerQue, July 2,--Leo Crane,
superintendent Of the Hopi reserva-
ton, Arizona, has been appointed 10
succeed P. 7. Lonersan as Indian
Pueblo superintendent. Mr.. Crane,
who is a writer, has been stationed
at Keams Canon. Arizona, and will
assume his new duties when Mr..
Lpnefgaps resignation takes effect
on September i,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03
ERENcH WANr D. S. COAL.

Paris, Tuesday, July 1.-Iouis Lou
cheur, minister Of reconstruction, said
in the chamber Of deputies today that
the French government is arranging
to import one million tons Of coal from.
the United States, using a special fleet
FOR the work.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03
OPPOSES
PLAN OF LOAN TO
SOLDIER FARMERS
CONGRESSMAN RELiEvES 1T
WOULD NECESsiTATE TOO
GREAT OUTLAY; MAJORITY or
HOMECOMING MEN IN OLD
JOBS.

"M" . A
Congressman Ben Hernandez. OF
New Mexico. has written ndward
nvarott vo,na rh We 49,
EsoIdiers catt3smaSt pnasa 4has e'd IL
opnoses the -ss,eraat,or ma5s IL usoah
1 - atnv H. s1s ~ ocn maue ~ WASH
returned soldier who desires ~ Ia.
come a farmer. MI Hernandaz savs
he thinks It would r~eonire IN outlay
OF too much money 10 do this Mr.
Morgan Of Oklahoma. made me sme.
gestfon. however saving the govern
ment should helm a larger number Of
returned soldiers. sailors ana marines.
Discussing the Lane bin and its sub
stitntes Mr.. Hernandez saws
..Tha Monaeu nj, a,ti,. 4. ~
ahatraot M u : u
Man Thera Il corsi1ara ~ ,nsa.tssns
~ me Nm nonsst ! ~ oppvssiou
eressmen Howaver r fhinL M =
he ana Il n,Im NJ enl1A tnae IN
with some a-mandmants
oar,, "ny anis oPPosstlon
.ao.s Vpposte'on CONES rom nose
s,.no y ene couhtry where tney
ar suis snele VIZ w no LANDS avail
e. 49, 'ne essa pil y 81 any one
snoSe ptvJec.s lne lrienus 81 the
measule nave e~hueavoreu 70 meet an
q surlgnts akainst y Dy showing tnat
!, = aDsolateiy feasible ana the only
plan W can uhuertake now 70 help
me 'soiuiers.
Further on Mr.. Hernandez says that
the same old cry is raised that the
northwest, south and west will be the
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03

Miss Fannie French, principal OF
the Las Cruces high school, Mrs,
Yeo. wife Of Captain Herbert Yeo.
Dona Ana county surveyor, and Mrs.
Charles Burnes of Las Cruces, are
Santa Fe visitors, having taken
rooms at the William Beacham resi-
dence. q ~. VIZ -N W..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03
10 PROBE BooTLEGoINo.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Attofney Gem
eral Palmer today ordered ~inyestiga-
ton Of selling liquors at Atlantic City
ana immediate federal prosecution II
conditions are as reported in the
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03

From the Boston Transcript.
Maud says she isn't going to sing
for nothing any more"
Him If | had her voice ! would
not sing for anything" IN
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-03
SERGEANT MOUNTED POLICE.

Governor Laarrazolo has appointed
Rafael Lucero of San Miguel county a
sergeant OF the New Mexico mounted
police.
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07

ganizc% to 9andl2 GQaiuaae So is
@sked So Fell 9hc a4enuB7 Of Iapd pso
yi,ia,s eota artificial drainage Que ss.a
aSGitiosal aees e,oeding seasnagc oney
deaieaEe a9d c9casing 90 clearing e,ney
6ss statistics 900 ohe' seoS. 100 Ideo
stock 9erurtS are quitao similar 90 t6bpss
Ms0a o!oriog qoevioUS boac~. ao9oueo
some alisDps epodiS Caei@ns SoyGe eGo
9laSoo
Gherup sgu o,se@ 90, 6etepe 9iseat
Hadeo ehp GaqtSo0 oS oae9G facilito
chico include gaoticUlaes lvgnrdisB
ehe @Uno~r of qeacto,ss o,S '9s faom, eht
ouml~r of aueomobi6cs, moeur or0 Ks
WActe'Sg 9he Qnom %as o eele1Nor@. w@
go sSstem, aoe0 g@s av oQcctric SigqSt $
snfornaoioso ds Dlso ge0ues9eG as q
wAetHor 0he@c ds q 20caO cwopt0atovo
maSketing clue, an0 fasmccs are ask
eA Go giv9 the Satue OF all Sarm Rroa
ucSs sod Through 90 to suCA orSnnizs
eions % 1919 anR also the cost Of sup
plios purchased thpougA tAo asslstsDr,
Of such an association
Complete information Gs $3.50 asket
segardinR che orchard sruitsa cub
eropical fruits, auss, small fsuits, Srui'
GroducesS grapes @s grape produces
anS greenhouse anA dollhouse areas
and equipments which are 0rodscs1 N
NhicA ore assN ON zach farrm
eD order - sscertaiD the tinAe9 ane
9umbtv sssources oe each Sarn. shreo
sorssSrS questions ace aske0: The
eumbes Of a~so OF mercAantable Sim
ees, consisting psincipallU of Vrees .,
sowsoe size: enc ealue os all sor.s'
VroHucss - the Sar,p az She GATE speci
Ne1 which Aavs hseu sole sr are Coz
sole and che saeue of als homegrown
Sores9 pr"6uces which Aase Sco0 oa
@ilt 30 os.2 on sSse sasna
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
GUIDES STATUE ADORNS PEAK
Replica Of charlet Dedicated by Priest
at Altitude of 1920
Feet.

Ecrne.-Sn uruenai religious cere-
mony wa9 performed recently j, the
shadow Of Mont Blanc.
'hc Abhc Coutin, accompar.a. by
i've Ghamoaiy guides carried -, the
top of Chartet peak an alti,r lie Of
i2.240 feet. IN aluminium statue four
feet high and weighing 30 pour.s. The
summit If the peak was reached after
a soyen-hour Climb; the Clanoaix
aguilie is one OF the most difficult
peaks Of the Mont Blanc range to
ascend.
The Able blessed the statue after it
was erected and pronounced a short
oration. The statue is of the guide
Charlet, after whom the peak is
named, and who was the first to CON
quer it in 1879. Charlet is now eighty
two years Of age.
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
gvee cgIcsss SNAKE
SWaseoscS Q eoepesAea0 Thse eareae8
0sanx liStle Once

8 euro onougA snaee sooeg comes
0rom Euckusbue1. Galloway qouney,
Kentucky, en0 6s oeporte0 Sp q. 90
aiuer anO 500 Oennise whose oecos0
eor Gruth aGG eeracits cSNDc0 90 0rso
GioneR.
While Che Gw0 men wogqe suaaorfag
GJAacc@ one day their attention. was a9
tracted by the family dog barking a06
0akine q peculiar alarrN yhey wenS
to the dog and saw the animaV grab
O big snake an0 begin shaking 10.
Al doing SO young snakes the size
an@ lengtA of lead pencil RegaD 90
scatter about him. Che men examine@
the young reptiles an@ found ehero 90
be copperheads, but the snalD which
the dog attacked was @ dig chicken
snake four feet long.
They were noe satisfie0 Nfsh ghis
strange condition and on furthee -.
animation they found that the chicken
snake had swallowe@ 0opperhead
snake two and 81 half feet long, wAich
contained the little snakes.
Seven Of the youngsters were found,
but there might have been more In the
lot that were scattered about when
the dog began to shake the big one.
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
DO You Know Nhat--

Wallace Reid's next picture is en-
titled ~The Bear Trap" Some oil
the country's most noted auto speed
demons, assembled at Los Angeles
for race. were impressed into some
of the scenes. It is said that Mar
jorie Wilson, one Of the screens
most fascinating women will be ele-
waited to star parts. She has often
appeared in support of stars; she
recently appeared as Charles Rays
leading lady in one Of his late fea-
lures. We are constantly learning
something new about the many-sid-
ed Bessie Barriscale. It transpires
that she has just given $275 for q
purse called "The Bessie Barriscalo
Handicap" The race will be seven
and one-half furlongs. J. Warren
kerrigan. who is also great lover
Of high-bred horse flesh, has also
given a purse for this series of
races. Work on 1.-The Strange
Boarder", the third Of the starring
vehicles of the cowboy actor, Will
Rogers, under the direction of Clar-
ence Badger. is nearing completion
In this picture Rogers little son
has good part, and fine sup
porting east. Rogers debut in films
in almost Husband was an en-
phatic success. Many Of the fam
Gus ball players of the National and
American leagues have found posi-
tions with the film companies on
the Pacific coast and are appearing
in screen productions incog while
they are playing winter baseball in
southern California. II is pleasant
and profitable way Of bridging over
the gap between seasons. Every
effort is being put forth to make
THE Phantom Melody" the best Of
Monroe Salisbury's Universal Pic
lures. Salisbury is next to produce
screen plays for the First National.
Kitty Gordon has not been having a
rosy time Of it since she quit the
screen for the stage. Her show, a
comedy, was attached re-
Gently in pittsburg on an alleged
debt Of $1,000. When Edward Po-
pies successful stage play, The
Prince Chap" is turned into pictures
by Paramount it will present Thom-
as Meigan into star for the first
lime.
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07

Grain Samples.
illustrating what the department has
always contended. that the principles
Of the federal standards and the es.
sential features Of inspection proceed.
ure under them are simple enough
especially on country run grain, for
any farmer or country grain buyer to
understand and apply.
Now Get True Grade.
The mill manager checks the inspec.
tors grades on the wheat received at
the mill and appeals to the federal
grain supervisor on all misgraded cars
"What imprcsses us most" says the
manager, 'is that 1t is possible now to
get the true grade on car of grain
Under old conditions we used to look
at a sample and guess at the grade,
and, while we were more or less prof
cient at guessing, yet we find by ana
Lying as we do now chat = great ma
jority Of eur guesses were cut OF line.
We find, zoo, that is is very easy 90
apply the federal standards. The
Soung woman Ghc assists with shis
work had never seen any grain before
she took up che work. and we soon
found she was able % analyze the
samples In = comparatively short
time."
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
BORN IN AUTO
A Twin Soon Followed II and Thus
Added to Family.

A Twin Soon Followed II and Thus
Added to Family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Rathbun of
Grover, Pa. started the other day with
neighbor on an automobile ride.
When they returned home twins had
been added to the family.
The party had gone only few miles
from home when the driver, who had
paid no attention to his friends in the
rear Of the car, was asked to stop.
Turning his head he was startled to
find Rathbun holding new born
baby wrapped in one of the automo-
bile robes. he drove to a farm house,
into which the mother and child were
carried.
Before an ambulance could be called
to take the woman home she gave
birth to a second child. The first twin
was boy and the second girl.
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
Girl. MASTERS
GRAIN Gn!AuGS
gjHHS Sesera0 Sysqem E.oe Tos
caep'icatcS % DSic,'f
60 leasSe
SOON GETS lNpoRIsi.. ',5
Proves. according 10 Authorities. THAT
Principles % Vedevas ssandarde
and Essential Features ~ Se
epecsioA Are Simple.

lPeepsseA by che UniteN Ssaees GSeoasa-
Snent OF agriculture.e
Observation-Disclosures are people svho
have said that the federal grain grades
ere complicated ana difficult % master.
but Ruby Jefferson, wac emergency
messenger girl IN flouriag GUILE On
Seattle, did not find them so. Var;ic,l-
larly. Siy months after she took shs
COB OF carrying samples Back an0 forth
between the laboratory and che office.
she was = person Of Importance in the
establishment and was making als The
tests ana analyses ole grain samples
20 shecb che oicenssO Inspectors
grasleo.
3oes 7heougA " Az.
Gone Nefoqs shae she ~as onaYSsne
separations ON samples 0? Gixe0 WAeas
eco stody oondee Ohio Queelagc es che enils
onaaagee ohe Identification oS classes
oP ~heaeo Hatee sAe eikewiss ssa9e
eeVaeatioas on d9alnagc6 @heea ."
study enc goading FACTORS ~ zinc soan1
ao1s. Dfen she eegap ona4ine alS One
ono'cYa0ica0 oletorminaoioOs Coz che
enaNageeo slsclo os weighe peo @0sAel
an3 moisture oes0. Then $40 gradu
09eN oW ohe Ole job OF checking, ovs6er
abe supeevisioN Of Che manages. me in
spe.eors' grades olo SlS ~Acas oseaiSo
Ne che snili.
Che Gnite0 Staoos 3epalomes9 - ag-
siculture calls atscntioN % this case
0ot particularly ey way of throwing
bouquets 70 the gir@ Sue by wsy OF
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
Scientists Probe
Riddle Of Death

Paris.-Prominent French sci
entists, headed by DIR. Gustave
Corey, famous spiritualist, are
co-Ordinating the scientific
worlds efforts to solve the nys-
terry Of death. An Information
al Institute of Metaphysics was
founded by a group including
Henri Bergson, Madame Cnrie
and Charles Richet. The ins.i-
tute will spread occult propa-
ganda and school will be
founded to study spiritualism
in all its phases.
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
Tn movie ralld
Why Picture-pIay s,m-Vit@cs ssSa
Never BE 0is@ensgd &SitGb
frank 6rosi5a
.~.--e~ye~o.0-o a.-.e-ee-e&

WHY ftttuft-piHN Shb- 9$t'tS &s %&a
Never BE 0is6cnspG &Sitst
Will the motion picture so
through a process of evolution un-
til the sub-titIcs arc @uitc Gecd@css
to help tcll the soory9
Not il The opinion OF 5rs9nk =,
Woods. supervising dilvctog OF P@'-
amount Pictures.
There has rcccr0ly G'crq 20 rcvevaq
Of the talk about tlo a5cgc's i'm
provemcnt Of photoplays by qss OIL
sion Of the Yrin9e'g vvrSfse sRr
Woods thinks it os Acithg@ aossiHle
nor desirable.
1T is true" esc s;piGp othas Song
or needless titles are SeneraPls Che
stamp of poor qualIfS filme but
il does noe follow @ha9 @itace ere
undesirable per sc.
1T rather appesfs Go pTl~ qanc9
tc suggest that So pica1ufc enighq O.
So well made as %@ cfiisanSfe She
need Of cxplanators @iPlcn cue Shaq
deduction is wrongg 9oga'asp eifscs
ere not cxplanaeor&o dl~ Sisqul0s
they arc as much 10 p@ls e,P qlep o.
ton as they arc OH sle1 epsdsou
drama. fsnG @hey per&orda Ghcii
function Of enlighTening eIe spec
tator quiQc Us nucbo &s sIU, oc@cSga
action.
"Iust as the s@aes esqPses, 60 On Go
screen plays. words are eiseD ahso.
lutely necessary teD gFoe Che keS Ql
the situation 600 cso Sicel@@ an
actors expression or movements
with great ski@ anG spiP NO coo.
vey what is taking place o. @is
mind: yet it is the menta1 clash tba4
the best drama consists.
IN The case Of many pictures pho
suh-titles are as much to be credit
ed with their success as The scenes.
indeed 50 clever and sparkling are
some titles that it might almost
he said that the play consists III
their illustration with the action o.
the characters. Drama without
words is Of course possible, for pan
tomime is drama. but it is primi-
tive and imperfect form Of drama.
The ideal play is that in which a
nice balance is struck between the
action and the language.
Good titles are the garnishing
Of the dish Of optical entertainment
There is net much to be said for
trite or haeknehey or badly phrased
or preachy or needless words that
are dragged into The course OF a
films unrceling. but much to be
said for the clever and Witty and
4 illuminating sort that not only pro-
vide entertainment in themselves
hut give the audience that change
from one thing to another thai is
always relief from dwelling on
one thing too long, and as such a
pleasure
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
Worlds Gayest City.

Cologne.-Many cities in Europe are
now given up to festivity, but Wies-
baden Is the gayest city In the world.
Enormous sums are spent upon deco
rations. $4,000 recently on flowers for
the famous ballroom In the Kurhaus
for one evening.
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07

A dying motorman's last act was to
apply the brakes to his car to prevent
it from going over the precipitous IT,
cline on the Hudson palisades q.
Edgewater, N. ]. Thrown from their
seats by the sudden stopping of the
car, the 80 passengers found the mo-
torman, Alexander Rabb, dead from
heart disease. The car had stopped on
the edge of the precipice.
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
SECRET JOBS PAY WELL
German Officers Getting Rich Driving
Garbage Wagons.

Rather than enter store or office
where they would receive only 400
marks month, two German officers
have become garbage wagon drivers In
Vienna. Counting the tips they receive
from householders they get more than
1000 marks a month.
The nature Of their work is kept a
secret from their old associates, while
the high price enables them to mingle
more or less In aristocratic circles.
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
Lovers Blow Themselves to Atoms.

Thirty-five pounds of melanite, set
on by detonator, was the means en-
ployed by Adrien Thumerel and his
fiancee to end their lives at Chateau
Thierry. France. Thumerel was charged
with the theft Of some hams from
stores destined for war prisoners. The
explosion was heard for miles.
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
PAYS FOR COOKIES
Conscience Stricken Person Sends 81
After Many Years.


About "a years ago Louis Michaels
drove wagon for candy company
in Milwaukee. Among the wares he
sold were cookies. One day boy stole
q handful of cookies from the wagon,
but Michaels thought no more Of the
prank until he received letter in
closing 81.
That the man had apparently be-
come conscience stricken as result
Of religious studies Is indicated by the
inclosure of pamphlets on theology and
a copy of his letter:
Enclosed you will find dollar bill
in payment Of theft committed "a years
ago for handful of cookies.
Jesus says no thief, liar. deadbeat or
of u person can get into the
kingdom of heaven unless he repents
for his SINS"