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-
Congreso de Ia Union, una acusaclon
en- contra de seis diputados como con-
~secuencia del duelo que Sc efectuo
en- terrenos del Estado de Mexico,
cerca de San Bartolo Neucalpam. Los
acusados son los siguientes: Pedro
Llorandi, Luis Espinoso, Marclano
Gonzalez, Manuel Garcia Vigil, Mi
guel Hernandez Jauregui y Rafael
Reyes. Este pedimento de d~esafuero
10 hace ell Procurador de JUsticia del
Estado de Mexico, en- virtud de que
los representatives populares violaron
los preceptos establecidos por Ell Co.
digo Local.
La Asamblea accrG5 turnar Ia a
cusacion en- contra dc los seis diputa-
dos, a la Primera Seccion lnstructo-
"a del Gran Jurado, 10 mismo que los
documertos relatives a Ia a%cusaclon
p~resentada en- contra lei diputado Sal
vador Saucedo, acusado de compiled
dad en-. ell asesinato de IN chauffeur
de Colima, que perecio en- Ia ultima
contienda electoral.
Carranza fue acusado ante la Canara
Aver en- la tarde fue ~presentada a
la Camara de Diputados, una original
Y rara acusacion que ell Lie. Francis
co Perez Silva, domiciliado en- la ca
lie de Sadi Cornot numero % de esta
ciudad, hace contra Fenustiano Ca
rama, por el grave delito de Trai-
ci6n a la Patria.
El Lie. Silva hasa a~cuSacIoneS
en- los acontecimientos r~egistrados de
de cinco amos a Ia fecha, p]onienGo
por ejemplo, primero, Ia ocupaclon
del Puerto de Veracruz por las tro-
pas norte-americanas, hecho que do
lugar a que Carranza dijera que pri-
nero batiria 4 los huertistas cue a los
invasores: despues senala Ia eXpedl-
ci6n punitiva de Pershing y por Ill
timo los recientes Conflictos regis
trados en- Ia frontera, tales como la
ocupacion de Ciudad Juarez V Ia eX-
pedici6n que entr6 d buscar a terri
torio nacional a los aviadores secues-
trados p9r los revolucionarios. FL
acusador apoya su tests en- los articu-
los 1911 V 1921 del Codigo Penal del
Djstrito Federal Y en- ell 10S de las
Constitutions politicaS dc 1857 Y
1917 por ultimo, el acuSador con
cluve con las siguienteS proposlclo-
mes:
Que Sc declare, previa la tramita-
cion correspondence, que ha lugar q
proceder contra Venustiano Carran-
"a por el delito de TRACTION 4 Ia Pa
tria. Que Sc imponga Ell condigno
castigo al que Sc ha hecho ~acreedor,
o la autoridad correspondence. Lie
gado el case. proceder al nombra-
miento de Presidente INFERNO de l.
R]epubIica.
La lectura de la a~cusacion oca-
siono risas Y siseos por partc de los
diputados g~obiernistas, qulenes aSe-
guran que Ell Lie. Silva padece de
erajenaci6n mental 0 que tamb'cn
pudiera suceder que sea I'm enem'2o
enconado de Carranza.
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LISTO, SENIOR, LISTO.

Tencrnos IN magnifico Plan con VEN.
TICUATRO rnaneras ficiics de ganar dine
70, NO DESAPROVECHE I'd. Ia oportun!-
dad y pidanos DETALLES GRATIS. en-
viandn estampillas para ia contestacion.
MEXICAN CARD co. Boz III. Sta A
San Antonio. Texas.
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Otro ascsinato en- el interior dc Il
Periteuciaria.

IN nuevo criraen Sc ACADIA de CO.
meter en- Ia P~enitcnciaria del Dis
trito Federal, en- la persona de una
humilde mujer del pueblo, que sc on
conJaba detenida desde G! ano de
1905 Dor I'm grave delito. Ausencla
Morales, que asi Sc llama la o~ccisa, a
tendi6 hasta los ultimos INSTANCES de
su vida a Rafael Mercadante. uro de
los miembros de la banda del auto
m6vil Girls, asesinado miSteriosa-
mente en- ell interior de la carcel y
segun aseguran algunos de los dete-
nidos. poseia los secretos del Automo
vii Girls Y estaba dispueSta a ponerlos
en- conocimiento dc las autorldades
competentes.
Fl crimen de esta mujer Sc come
ito en- forma tan rara, que nadie Sc
explica como fue. Despues de CO.
Imcr sali5 un ratio q los corredores del
Dcpartamento de Mujeres, que esta-
ban completamente solos Y cuando
sus companeras fueron a llamarla, Sc
Ia encontraron muerta Y con siete
punaladas en- ell cuerpo. Por mas es-
fuerzos que hicieron los celadores
para hallar al asesino. TODD fua inu-
til Y nj siquiera Sc sospccna quien
haya sidO.
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GRATIFiCARE a Ia persona que me proper
clone informes dc mis- hermanos Emcterio y
Jose Angel L6pez. oriGinarios dc Arcabuz,
TamsUliras. Mexico: 81 primero de color mo-
reno. picado dc virucla, nar:s aEuilena. sus
ultimas noticias las rccibi dc Rosebud. Te-
Nas y 81 sgcundo dc color blanco, picado
dc vi-ucla. Cualquic- informc sobrc dichos
schore5 favor de diriRirlo Il J. a. Lopez.
50i1 So. 2ith St Omaha. Nch. OBJ
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NO listed SU
OINERO

Yo l. cntrero a su familia Ia cantiGad que
I'd. Guicra y listed me paEa aqui dcSrueS,
cuando rccrba av1so dc ella DC que va re-
cibicron su remcas. GQuiere listed n2cjor
garantia? Visiteme o cSc-ibamc 4 IA 81
EIicrte direction:
JORGE +. WARDEN.
AIS Russell Bldg. San Antonio. Texas.
Tel. Travis 1855.
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OROEESTA Y BANDA.

Dcsempena toda clasc de trabajos conccy-
ricntcs i 4u profession. Crisoforo L Pc
reg. 3l4 North Laredo s..
NEXICANOS: Para discusses civicos, Fa-
"a socicdadcs y C~amTamentoS. para HocsI2S
Y cartss dc todas claSeS - precins c6nodos,
diriianse q Agenc;a Litsraria "MEhlGO',
lGlA San ErlncLsco Ave. laredo. IeNaa:
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FESOUISAS

Sc DARAN $4,000 DE GRATIFICACIoN n
4 persona que proporcionc informcs eXactos
Gel jovcn Roscndo Garcia. de 10 amos dc edad
oricinario de Ramos Arizpc, Coahuila. MeXi-
co. color blanco. ojos ncErOs. pelo negro. 4
prlncirios 10 ACosto lego = ssta Ciudad on
compahia dc su padre. 81 Sr. Pedro Garcia,
habicndoSc cxtraviado sin que so scpa su
paradcro. Todo inforuc favor dc dirigirlo
a Pedro Garcia. 1900 South Flores Street.
San Antonio. Texas. lS)
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Eseuelas de Matrimonio

Tarjetas dc Bautizo. t~arjetaS comercialeS. de
bale, papcl dc correspondence y toda ciaSe
de impresos. Trabajo a~rtistico. Precios eco
n6micos. Envie sg orden a FUENTES
PRINTING CO.. SOS W. Commerce St.
San Antonio. TcNas.
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GRATrFICARE AMPLIAMENTE 4 Ia per-
soma que me proporcionc infcrmes del Sr. Al
berto Moreno y de Ia Srita. Guielia del
mismo apellido. de quiepes en- Agcsto tlti-
no recibi sus ~noticias de LongInont. Colo.
Todo informe sobre cl particular jirijase a
BasiIio Sandoval, Box 1903. Elmont, Kansas.
Go)
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MAGNIFICA GRATIFICACIoN Sc dara q
la persona que me proporcione informes de
la Sra. Juana Charcas. quien desaparecio de
este lugar a r1ediados del mes de Agosto pa
sado. La a~comranan IN niho de Il amos
de edad. y una nina ciega dc Z amos. TODD
informe sirsanse dirigirlo a SyGlario Castro,
1915 18th. Ave. Council Bluffs. Iowa. tlol
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IMPORTANTE

NECESTTAMOS trahajadorcs rar5 Ia cons
truccion del puente de Galveston. Pacamoa
los mc;ores suicides. Pcr $500 Summaries se
les dara cana y asistcnc:a. FL Campo
seti Ell Virginia Point. a : miLas &C Gal
weston. Los pages son ScTaTarioS. Ocu-
iran inmcdjatamcntc, 81 quiercn un bucn
trahajo constantc y hicn rctrihuito. Para
mayorcs informcs iirijanse. por corrcspoa-
dcnc;a. al ST.. a. r. Martinez. Gc-cnte, Fox
662. Galveston. Texas, incluyendo , centa-
vos on e~stampillas. Para informes PERSONA
les ocur-an 4 TO@ Dolorosa St. San auto
Mo. Texas 4l0 Milan St. Houston. Texas,
> oS13la Market St, Galveston. Texas.
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ATENCiON FERRoCARR1LEROS.
81 han dejado dePdsitos sobre "BonoS de Ia
Libertad." pages atrasados o suicides sin CO
brar. con algun ferrocarril. cSc-ibaume IN
mediatamente yn les ayudare 4 obtencrlos.
B. de- Alcala. Dooley Bldg. Room .. Hous-
ton, Texas.
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ACME TAILORS


Camhiaron suS Oficinas l lis Solcdad 81,
Trajcs para cabaiIcros. hechos = sobre me
dida. prCcios rcducidos.
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QUESo ENCHILADO MEXICANo 50 cts.
libra: Chile Pasilla McxicaEo 2S cts. libra ::
Chile Colorado California Is cts. libra. Pida
mis- prccios dc otros articulos, al por mayor.
P. BACA. P. o. Box 924. Los Angeles. Cal.
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DESEO SABER eli p~aradero de mi hc-nano
Jose Manuel Vega. oriGinario dc Guadala-
jara, jail. de IS amos de edad. Sus Iltimas
~noticias las recibi del mineral de jerome. /
Ariz.. hacc un mes. Gratificare con $500 Z
In persona cue me inforne dirigiendose 4
Antonio Vega Maritime, ojai, Ventura Co.,
Cal. I'D
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81 NECESTTA carros para mud,7Eas, o car
gar equipajcs. liable a ROSALES: Tclefono
Travis 1925
I'm ANUNCIO en- Ia PRENSA" siempre
IS de cIito SECURE. Lame I'd. al tclelono
Travis 2lll ) a7uucicse dcSdc luego.
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BUENA GRATIFICACIoN sc dari 4 Ia
persona que proporc;one informes lie! actual
paradero de Jesus Ayala. oriGinario del Edo.
dc Michoacan, Mex. SIS ultimas noticias
Sc recibieron De Argentina. Kansas. Todo
dirijase 4 Jesus Vargas. Pirtleville.
P. o. Douglas, Ariz- ti0)
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PUBLICOS

JOSE NELL, NoTARTo PUBLICo. ArTcsio
toda clase de dacumentos. cartas y abstractna
lnsles y EspanoL rs Main Plaza. Or. 1sS,
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GRATIFICARE con $500 a la persona que
me- p-oporcione informes exactos de Ia Sra.
Tihurcia Hernandez de Rodriguez, casada
con Dionisio Rodriguez; Hacc ano y medic
Sc encontraban en- Staples. Texas. y dcsdc
entonces no he rccibido niuguna nticia. To-
do informe dirijase 4 Agustin Hernandez de
Reyes. 203 North Commerce St. Fort Worth,
Texas.
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BUENA GRATIFICACION Sc dara a la per-
soma cue me proporcionc informes de mi
hcrnano Pedro Moreno y de su familia COM
puesta dc su nujer y 4 hijos. Son oriGi-
TN aHo recibi sus ultinas noticias de La
pcral. Texas. Todo informc diriiase n Faus-
to Moreno. 400 Lakevicw Ave. San Anto-
MO, Texas. (ll)
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Para fieStas ~pztrias. socicdadcS nutuaiis-
tas. canpsmento dc lc1adcres. Nv. q. w
a $50. Tidalos \ AGENCIA LITERARIA.
Box %SS. Laredo. Texas. Cd
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LIBERAL GRATIFICACIoN Sc dara a la
persona que me informe dc mis- hernapos
Victor y Paula Alonso. quienes hace 10 amos
Sc eucontraban viviendc en- Tunconare, -cxas.
Toda information dirijase a Simona Alfonso,
1913 New High St, Los Angeles. Cal. ti0)
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CON $500 GRATIEICARE a la persona que
NE proporeione informes de mi madre Con-
cepci5n Luna y &c su eSposo Pedro Eocha.
de quienes, en- Octubre de 1918 recibi sus
tltiras ~noticias de e Paso, Texas. TODD
informe dirijase a Valentino Corona, r. A.
Box 165, Woodlaks. Cal 100
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TALLER FoNoGRAFICO. Leandro NJ. Ro-
d-iruez. rcra-aci6n de fon6grafos de todas
classes y ncaquinaE de coscr. Maduinas SIN
GER Y FONOGRATOS COLUMBIA uuevos
en- ABONOS. De scgunda mano al coEtado.
MUY BARATOS log BucnavI.a CT San
Antonio. Texas.
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En- connivcacia con los rebcldes.

In a~ccidente, que por las circuns-
tancias en- que Sc efectuo, puede con-
siderarse que no fue casual, sino que
el maquinista estaba en- co~nnivencia
con los zapatistas, tuvo lugar aver en-
ire las Estaciones de Tres Narias Y
Herraduras. sobre la via del Meylca-
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BCERCN. u. c.
CHIROPR iCTOR.
Sig Swearingcn Building.

OF SWeaTlIScn BulIdsnC.
Cura toda clase de intermediates sin q
uso &c medicinas nj cirugia. Ccrebro. ner-
rios. ojos. oidos. nariz. garSants. couiz6n-
puimones. est6mago, higado. iutestinos. RHO
mes. vejisa y intermediates de 5ehoras. 81
listed esta cansado de yer medicos sin re-
sultado. visioeme y lie demostrasc como. por
medic de Ajustes Chiropracticos en su e.
pima Gorsal, ruede recobrar Ia salud sin usaY
nedicinas nj sufrir operaeioncs. Especial
atencion a las enfermedades er6aicas y o
enfermedadcs dc NINOS.
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TEXAS PLATING and POLISHING CO.
soIdaros pleas dc miguel, plata y ORC. Re
royamos camas dc lG;6n. 800 Dclorosa S.
CT. Sl2l.
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SONETOS Y

Poesias FOR ell Lie. Miguel Bola-
nos Cache. Tn tomo rustica, impreso
magnifico papel. SIPS. Pidase
a la Casa Editorial Lozano. San An
tonic. Texas.
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SELLOS DE COMA,

Para comcrciantcs. prctcsionlstas Y Socie-
dadeS. Complete surtido de accessories para
los mismos. Pida ~cat&logo 4 !. SANTOS
ORTA. GIL Dolorosa ST. T~clefono Travis
52S2. San Antonio. Texas.
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COMPATRIOTAS.

COMFATRIOTA rs.
TEL IS = 16 &c S~eptienbrc sc accrcan
Tenemos TODD 10 nccesario para celchrar
esas fiestas con 81 esplendor diGno dc elias.
Haga sus pedidcs de banderas. liston tri-
color. pabelloncs. ~retratos dc Hidalgo. Jua-
rez. ZaraEoza botoncs y banderitss para IA
so!apa. confetti, serpentinas, faroles. cohe-
ties. licnzo. postalcs. etc. AGENCIA DE PU-
B~LICACIONES. 100 y. Santa Rosa Ave.
San Antonio. Texas.
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Yea listed en- IA edlclOn Semanarla
de La Prensa" las fotografias y teS-
timonioS de personals que CeSpues de
haber utilizado mis- servicioS han sldo
beneficiadas o curadas- Tengo en mi
poder centsnares de estos testimonies,
los cualeS moStrare a quier 10 soil
cite sin ninguna obligation de su par
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ACABo DE RECIBfR NUEvAS MUES-
TRAS para las dos estaciouss. Trajcs a IA
MEDIA en- abonos. Yiccn;c Sosa. Sastrc. GIT
Dolorosa 81.
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VENTAS
TRAJES EN- ABONOS

4 Ia MEDIA. Vicente Sosa. Sastre y Cor
tabor. CIT Dolorosa St San Antonio. lex.
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BANDERAS NExICANAS de seda. ctnero o
ccluloide. nistintivos. ;istoncs. confetti. SER
pcntinas. etc. Mayoreo y menudec. MUGS
tras, 50 cs. Haga sus pedidos oportuna-
mentc. LA CASA MESICANA. Box 1855.
Chicago. IL.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-05-14

pastorate here covered that period
when this country went through the
great war it was his pleasure to par
ticipate in many public gatherings and
thus the people of the community in
general came to know him much bet
ter than would otherwise have been
the case and his words of counsel and
advise during those trying times car
ried great weight with the people and
his words of encouragement and faith
in the successful outcome threngthen-
ed the hearts of the people. As re-
membrance of the esteem in which
he is held he was presented withgifts
on the part of members of the congre-
cation and also number of other
friends have presented him with a
Morgan Messenger.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-05-14
There's Work to Do.

DR.. Arthur Sweeney, psychological
expert at Camp Dodge, says that i'm
migration must be more rigidly re-
stricted by the United States if its
democratic institutions are to be pre-
served and developed, for existing laws
are futile and absurd. DR.. Sweeney
said that as result of the investiga-
tions made by the authorities it is
found the evidence of illiteracy and
low metal capacity of American citi-
tizens is astounding. The surgeon
General office is authority for the
statement that 100000 men in this
country cannot read or write English
and that 5000, 900 cannot read or write
any language. Nearly one-haf of the
people of this country are under twelve
years of age mentally. This is indeed
a serious condition, one probably never
thought Of the great majority of peo-
jlet, yet it shows the liability of the
Success of such movements as the /.
w. w. and Socielist, which has es-
pecially appealed to men of the men
tally mentioned by DR.. Sweeney. We
wonder why so many take up with
these 'ismsV but In view Of the fact
that 100000 cannot read and write
English, and that 5,000,0 900 cannot read
read and write at all, yet all con and
do listen to some sOap-bax agitator, it
is not surprising. There is work cut
out for the United States government
The Redwood gazette., 1919-05-14
LIARS.

On another page of this issue will be
found a series of extracts from back
home papers recounting deeds of val
or that have never been fittingly re-
corded before, for which no decora-
ton has ever been awarded or even
authorized If such decoration ever
were authorized, it might be permis-
sible to suggest the bottom of corned
willie can suitably engraved and sus-
pended from the neck by string of
cognac bottle corks. The suitable in
scription should read, "Where do you
get that stuff" That isn't very strong
but, after all, there is limit to what
you can say on medal.
The one comforting fact that can
be drawn from all these yarns of re-
turned soldiers who go seeking the
bubble reputation in the linotype's
mouth is that they. come from no one
group in the Army. You may think
it is behind -the-lines failing exclu-
sively, and then you bump into tall
one concocted by a soldier who really
was up in it. You may think it is a
Marine failing-until you find an In
fantryman telling a worse one.
1t all depends on the man. His ouG-
fit has nothing to do with it. And it
is unfair to blame the outfit for the
sins of one of it's members. But it
is fair to the rest of the A.E.F'. to eX-
pose the line of bunk which some of
it's former members are getting away
with. 1t is easy to get away with it,
but it is also tolerably easy to expose
it.-Stars and Stripes.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-05-14
SILENCE MADE FORTUNE FOR
PAT.

Pat rode up town one day in street
car and as the trolley turned the cor
ner another car ran into it, smash
ing windows and shaking up the pas
sengers Pat also flew out of his seat
ana was unconscious for several min
utes. After coming to he walked home
without having mark or scratch of
any kind. That very night there was
an Irish party and of course Pat had
to be present. 1t didn't take long
and someone started fight and he be-
ing in the scrimmage got two sinners
a cracked lip and several other bruis-
es. The next day the lawyer for the
street car company came to visit Pat
and make settlement. He planned to
give him $4,000 for the shake-up. But
upon coming into the room and seeing
nov disfigured Pat was he offered him
81 900 right of the reel Pat didn't
say word as he didn't know what the
money was for. The Lawyer, think
ing that Pat was not satisfied said:
u will give you 81 800" and paid the
money cash. That's how Pat came to
small fortune and don't know to-
date what the money was for.-Frank-
lin Tribune.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-05-14
WE STILL ARE CRIPPLES

How many of us realize we are Grip
pies? We have the usual quota Of
legs and arms, fingers and toes, but
we're cripples just the same. Samuel
Hopkins Adams made discovery while
studying reconstruction of MANNED
soldiers at Walter Reed General hos
pital, Washington. Describing the in
cident in the Red Cross Magazine, he
writes:
81 suppose you regard yourself as a
whole man, demanded one of the voca-
tional therapy experts.
Looking myself hastily over 10
make sure that | had not lost anything
in the surgical ward, | replied that
I could count the usual number of
arms and legs and other appurtenane-
eS.
"'All right said the expert, but
you're sort of a cripple at that. You're
atrophied.'
81 IF | am, I've never discovered it,
/ assured him.
"sOf course not. People never do
until they're shown. You haven't got
anything like the full use of more
than four fingers and thumbs out of a
total of ten. The normal mantle
man who believes himself normal, |
mean-never has. Can you light a
safety match with one hand p
"He handed me the box and the
match. After the second abortive at
tempt the match fell on the floor and
the box fell on the match.
That's elementary, that stunt, re-
marked the instructor. Our one-arms
can be that before they get out of bed.
You see, your two smaller fingers are
really cripples. Now we teach our
fellows to do the work with those fin
gers that you have to use another hand
for. There's the whole physical prin-
ciple of our training in its simplest
form substitution.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-05-14

sachusetts sent Mr.. Jackman small
package of barberry seeds.
This small package of the bar
berry seeds planted So years ago
grew into a fine hedge from which
the Jackman family was provided ripe
barberries for jelly and preserves.
The hedge was source OF appetlzlng
food and was much priced by the fam
ily.
The damage done by the barberries
was lite realized for most Of the fif-
ty-fife years in which they have been
growing there, but very long ago the
farmers in that locality discovered
that they could not grow wheat profit
ably.
Wheat raising was abandoned in the
community. Each year past the crop
yield had been reduced severely or
was reduced severely or was total
loss.
The blame for crop losses was final
ly placed on the Jackman barberry
hedge. 1t was agreed that it was bet
ter to forego the pleasures of barber
ry jelly and save the wheat and 9TH
er grain crops from being yearly
failure. The hedge was dug out as it
was apparent that the barberry was
spreading the rust to the fields near.
However, few bushes were not Who'll
ly destroyed. They have since grown
large again, so that now forty of the
eighty of this planting remain.
Fortunately these bushes have been
located and condemned. Their des-
truction will bring to close the dam
age of barberry seeds sent to this state
from Massachusetts, years ago.
In speaking of this interesting dis
covery near Freeborn Mr.. Mccarthy
said this shows conclusively that COM
mon barberry has been growing in
Minnesota for over fifty years. In
all that time it has been harboring aid
spreading rust. The experience of
farmers living near the Jackman farm
shows that the common barberry is
responsible for the spread of black
rust and for that reason it should be
destroyed.
Complete eradication of the common
barberry from the wheat growing
states, according to the United States
department of agriculture, practical
ly insures the wheat crop from los
ses through rust. -Mankato Review.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-05-14
EXPENSIVE PACKAGE OF SEEDS

A little package of barberry seeds
mailed from Massachusetts fifty-five
years ago has doubtless cost the far
mers of the state of Minnesota
many thousands of dollars, although
it is only recently that the cause Of
that loss was traced back to those
seeds.
The story is thus told by Mark A.
Mccarthy, field assistant of the
United States department Of agricul-
ture to the editor of the Wells Forum
Advocate:
The G. H. Draper farm near Free
born was homesteaded by Nathan
Jackman in 1856. 1t was a few years
later, in 1864; that relative in Mas
The Redwood gazette., 1919-05-14

wage not to be duplicated anywhere
alse in the world. The blainless in
gratitude of the average direct-action
radical could not be better illustrated
The lust for destruction that ami
mates the ordinary blind follower OF
the red flag is not founded on honest
criticism of the institutions he would
destroy but upon sheer ignorance. He
believes what some vicious preacher
of bolshevism tells him without tax
ing the trouble to think for himself.
Plain Dealer.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-05-14

tions for organizing community CLUES,
for the forming of working teams,
and as to the best methods of bringing
town and country merchants and
farmers together in cooperation. Co
lies may be had by addressing Exten-
sim Division, University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-05-14

The extension division of the Uni
Versity of Minnesota has just issued a
pamphlet by Judge Frank t. Wilson
on Community Service" This pam
rhlet outlines the various forms of
community service and gives sugges-