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Com2en6io de Gramatica Castcllaua. se-un
n Academia. por Toro y GUmcz.....-.- 81
CompendiO de Grammatical C2Stcllana. Tor
D. Andres SelIo 81
Elenen:ns de G-an:itica. por Hc-rana..-. e
G-am5:ica CaStcilanG, con arreElo ala de
Il Real Academia. po- IuniSa. Aunnen-
caGa con t-ltaGos de OTto:"afia = Pro-
Soda Tn tomo tcia ......--........-Sl.-
G-arla::ca d. u Real Academia Espanola-
Ultima edici6n official ........--......SS-
Cas,eiiara ............... ........... sc
p-on:uario de Con!G-aciGD. u los dicE mil
vcrbos caStcilanoS.-EGici6n rcformada y
aurncntaGa 81
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cARTILLAS CIENTIFICAS.
DIyERSOS.

Atlas &c Gcorrafia Universal. con $50 ma
pas en- coIO5-S. Encuade-naGo en- teia- $l.eo
Arit.aetiea Commercial. por U-cullu--Nue-
Va edicion aumentaG@S eor-erida-.... 2oc
A-itrae:ira Elemental. por Ani1ar.-Apro-
a:.iS COMO ob-a de TcX:o en- las eScuc-
las de n EcaUbiica Nexicana ......... o'c
Cal-ulo Mental Y nor ConcluSiones, ARE
-lado para uSo de las eScue!aS ~prinar!aS
y scccnda-ias. por cl Prof. Accveco... 6oc
Curse elemental de .A-it=lctica. POE Bruno. QUO
cartilla de siedicion de SurrTtieis.-Re-
clas mu- practices ?37a cuaGraS tcT-e-
nos. Geternina- ~suP-ficies. etc ----... lVc
Carerisno de Moral. vi-:ud y u-banidad.
para $50 de !us ni'os. EmPaS;ado..... SIC
Conversations ; Narracioncs ~rclativas I
los heroes Hida!@o : JCarcz eSc
Geomet.sa Elemental, ?O- Paluzie $500. SOC
Geor.afia Universal. qor G. y. Royo-
I'm :oa1c pasta tcia, con maraS a
coiO-c- , i.oo
Ia Rar,.bEca Northumberland ele-
mental po- 81 Prof. Dclcadillo .....-.-si-23
- Ate dc Educa- a los N'noS ........si.5e
81 Discipulo.-Colcceion dc doce cusdeEnos
Para Libulo .sI.-V
= Dihajo en- Ia Escueia-CoLccci6n de IS
cuadcCuos De Libuio sn cuaEo cursos .Sl.oo
Mstoao de Esc-itu-a Vertical. sistema ne
xica-o-Coicccion de = cuaGeraoS... see. soc
Ls1cc.ones De Cos&s. 2or LUIS G. LEON. soc
Manual Complete dc GFClufGaH' l'E NdEEc-
No.-U1 tomc tela 'Sc
Prime L:bro de Observation-Disclosures
Clones en- p-cSa = verso ~relatiSaS a Ia pa
c-ia. L escucla. IA farilia. II Naiu7aie-
~. Dies. exc. CSC
Tcneiuria de L.ib-os F7cilitada. po- ps-ti-
ia simple y Go5lc.-Un voluncn teta .Sl-29
Compendio dc CrhaniGad y Bu-nas Name
-as. ro- Ca--.no soc
Tablss auxilia-cs para aprende- a ~eonta:.
EdiciGa aumcntada con principles de
a-i.e.tica Ioc
Moa6lDros : Compositions para -e<itar.
&c - ~ncio-cS po-;as eSPanoics y rSt-an-
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oesAs DEL DR.. MARDEN.
r DE RELIGION.

B;blia de los Niaos. pOr e. PADRE S@eae-
on :r,,st-aGa con E-ahadoS y IN Enap%
CzteciSmo del Padre Eipa!GA 90.
Ca;~,is:ro His,oricO. Po7 Fleary. -.
Catecisno de Pcrs-ve-ancla
Devotion dc los Siete DomingoS de %" 50
Jose - *
e Devote Joset5no. por Ahadano. SD
e Gcnic del C1StianiSrno, Por InsteI-
acknowledgements ~lecturas para 81 nv So m
gar. E6Ici6a camcne iluSt=ada- go
FluSotia Elemental. por BaimcS.
Historic SagTada-Lihro del Antigua '
Nucvo Tcstamento. que contcae Il ms
-cr:a del pueblo BE Israel. vitadcsc clara
meatc como So Grrpara "A vcnida del Nc
siaS. Edicion lie .uio, con p7otuSicn ce
Il Ini:acion de CriStO. poC hcuPiS...... QUO
Lavauc de o-acioncs Sue
Los Ma-tireS. Q cI t-iunfc &c "A Religion
Cris;iana. Pcr CaateaUovand--Oora pro
fuSariente hGStTad2
pey;.cTo L.avale lie O-2c,ones ........... soc
V;S. de- Nuestru Senior Jcsucvisto y de Il
San.isina NirEca. Tc- CroISsct---.--- soc
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Ell peligro que engendra ell hablar
de este %asunto.

e. simple hecho de que Ia prensa
americana liable de la compra de
territorio meXicano, 'inofensivo en-
apariencia, puesto que e. proyecto
carece de sanction Official, engendra
en- realidad rencores Y malas volun-
tades entire las classes humildes de
Mexico, cuyos miembros no tienen a
veces las luces su]ficientes para dis
ccrnir con eyactitud en- asuntos de
eSta clase. Sc despiertan u pasiO-
mes, e nconsideradamcnte Sc ponen
de ese modo en- pcligro las personals
V los intereses de ]inOcences residen-
tes americanos de Mexico.
Al terminar esta vehemente V sim
cera carta alberto a In gran nacion
americana Y a sus jefes, no dudo dc
que los h]abitantes de los Estados
Unidos. bien intencionados Y amar-
ties de la paz, comprenderin el YER
dadero espiritu de mi manifestation.
NJ! actitud acknowledgements amisto-
sa para con clos cs bien conocida
aQui V ALA, Y este cscr!to no serd
Sino una prueba ADDITIONAL de ella.
No llcva mas obieto que promoVer la
amistad Y simpatia que deben eXis-
tir entire naciones vecinas. 4 fin dc
que Ia vida Sc haga possible Y placen-
terra para todas- las parties Interest,"
das."
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IIBROS DE LECTURA.


Dicciouarjp de InSIS = EspanoI. &c bolsi!lo.
Pasta de p-rcs!i1a 'O0
Diceionario de Ingles y EspsHol. dc hcEsilo-
Pasta dc piel QUO
piccionnrio &c Ircles y ESpsnOi. pur AGEe-
i y McLsuShlin.-El Ncio- y mas COM
plcta de los pubgicados S>sta e. dia- Con-
ci-rc las vcccS mas moder1aS en- acteS'
cicncias . iHdust-iaS. las acc?c'oaeS ne
eeSarias para habla- y eSc-rorr amSoS
idionns. etc. Tn SrueSo Tolurncn emEaS-
tado en- teia SOU
e In-lrs sin Macstro.-Nctodo practice
para aUrcnie- en- vr,nJc leccioneS 81 1910
ma ir~lrs. con u pronunciation :'Gcrs-
d. en- castcllano. Corticne. adcuas. cs-
ve-sos modcloS para cSc-;5ir toda ctaSe
de co--csDoadcncia. = IA -UStica vale oec
EmpaStadC cH ,cla .Sl.VV
E;rrcicicS de iectura t-anccSa--UA voiC-
r,ea cmpaStado On :cta .-.....-.-.--- 1@c
:, VcrGadera Maestro de F-ances--CH to
mo teia .-Si'vo
Fo-nqlaio de CartaS CoucrciaicS en- espa-
not,7-lsS ttelai 1Sc
Fornaulzrio de Ca-t2s Comcrcialcs en- cSp1-
nol-f-ances ttelal 'oc
G-aniIc@ P-actica de 4 LenSua LncieSa;
Ii ncjur obra para e. eStud;o G-a7nacca-
del idioma :ncles. Tn vulurcn pasta
tela -S-"'y
Sra-atica Italiana-Un volurnen ela...$l.Oo
G7-nmaire Synthetiquc ct P-acoqus dc IA
LanEue EsTaEnole, Por To-o y Come
CTex:c t-aacesl ..>L.oo
Do You Want 10 SPeak SpaniShc-A prac-
teal method 70 learn the Spanish Ian
yua-e QUO
.Qvic.c I'd. sa5c- iaEles En- die dias =. SOC
.Oricrc I'D. Saber frances on dicz GlaS-. soc
;0uicrc I'd. sabe- icali2no en- die diaS =. soc
L;bro P-inero de InGies y Espancl.-.... sos
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PARA NINOS.

tCucRtoS . ~isc:srGS observation-disclosures TO-
rritoS iIustrcdoS G so c~eHtcvoS ccGc Ero.)
Nj P-r--ra Lectura-
Horns .SeliceS.
e MunGo Animal para Mines.
e. AmiguIto.
Escrela de Animalcs.
k-eaturas &c Aaimalcs.
Los Niaos dc otCoS Passes.
e Libro del Meme.
S5ncS SueaoS y Mines Maids.
CuentoS para Ninos.
g Pals de las Maravil!as.
CuentoS de HadaS.
81 MunGo Maraviiloso.
VI Lib-o Favo1ro.
EriScdioS y AventuSaS.
Lrctr-as de Historic Ssg-aoa-
EpisoGios de Ia Historic SsEradS-
Nar-acioncs Extrao-dina-iaS.
T.-dts de Otono.
e. Mun6o de los NiEoS.
Las T-ibulaeioacs de Aeterete-
Lecdme.-CucntoS morales.
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OBRAS DE EDUCACION

del Diccionario de IA Academia. veinti-
ciuco mil ame-icaniSmCS, ounce mil tec-
niciSu.oS. arcaiSmoS Y neoloEisnoS. nu-
mCruSas locucioues latin2S y -eStranleras.
etc. Pasta fi2a
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LANCARN ESTA 4 LA VENTA POR
LAXCARIN PRODUCTS Co., Dept. spa.

Pittsburgh. Penna. prccio de cada GAIA. IN dollar; tratalcnto c0m
llto de sds cajas. cinco dollars. Sc enviarl porte pagado al reclbo
de su importc en- elective, giro postal o estampnlas. No admlta I'd.
SnSttutOS. AdN.l
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nera tan alberta V caSmascarada, que
ha sido convocada una convention de
Ia Liga del Sudoeste, con el eXplicito
objeto dc hablar sobre IL convenien-
cha de aneNar Ia Baja California 4
Ia Union Americana. FL n Ar
mold Krucknan, Secretario de Ia Ii
"a. V uno de los firnantcs del mani
fiesto del Comite executive de Ia mis-
ma, en- que So eNplican los fines de
Ia propuesta Convention, ha rebasado
los limites de Ia in~correcc!On al dlrlglr
me, en- el tono mas amistoso, un lar
20 QUESTIONABLE sobre toios los asun-
tos sociales, politicos, militares, indus
t~r:ales V economicos de Ia BaJa Cali
fornia. Contaha evidentemente con
mis- respucstas, datoS e iniormes ge-
nerales para iluStrar las dlscusiones
de la AsanIblea.
Entre 20 ascrtos contenidos en- ell
manifesto de la Liga del Sudoeste,
cnccntramoS ell siguiente:-LA IN
CLUSION DE La BAJA CALIFOR-
MA DENTRO DE LA UNION AME-
RlCANA AUMENTARA POR NOTA-
Bile MODO LA PROSPERIDAD DEL
SUDGESTE, Y ENRIQUECERA A
LA BAJA CALIFORNIA, MATE
RIAL. SOCIAL Y CULTURALMEN-
TE". Con iguales 0 podrian
iustificarse los proyectos utilitarics
dc cualquiera nacion podcroSa que in
tertc hacer preSa de su vecina, me-
nos fuerte que ella. A~fortunada-
rcate. los levantadcs id2ales gus hoy
propugna ante las ,Conferencias de
Paz el ilustre Presidente de los Es-
tadGs Unidos, llegaran esta e q rea-
lizarse, Y las naciones fucrtes no po-
drain va nunca grocer I eXPensas dc
las dcbiles.
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La audacia del Secretario de la Liga
del Sudo@ste.
SU MADRE.

L. propaganda aneXicniSta Sc lIeVa
adelante en- los Estados UnidoS de ma
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Todas las parties del cuerpo humane ne
cesitan de Ia sangre para su alimentacion
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.Ori,-c I'd. ssbc- inrlss en- die dias7... :
:Oufcrc UG. Saber frances on drcz tlas-.
;9uicrc I'd. sabe- i~cali2no en- die dias =. )
Iihrr P-imero de InEles y E~spanol...... :
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
POWER COMPANY GRANTED
Is PERCENT RATE RAISE

Phoenix. Ariz.. Jan. IA raise Of
- per cent in rates has been granted
the Desert Power company. OF King
man, which supplied electric current
70 the Chloride and Oatman sections
OF the county. There had been ap-
plication for an additional % per cent
In some cases. but this maximum was
denied The corporation recited that
costs OF fuel oil and material had
doubled and that one OF its PRINCIPAL
customers, the Golconda mine. had
been lost through the destruction OF
its mill. Opposition TO any raise was
oILered by counsel for the Tom Reed
and United Eastern companies. now
taking most OF the current generated
at kingman.
Application for a % per cent in
crease in freight rates has been made
by the United Verde e. Pacific rail-
road. narrow gage line that con-
meets Jerome with the Santa Fe sys-
TEN at Jerome Junction. II is claimed
that the line has been operated at Sc
rious loss for several months past.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
To HELP
RETURNING MEN
Committees Are Named
and Second Meeting Will
Be Held Wednesday.

The central committee Of the bu-
reau of returned soldiers and sailors
at a meeting held at the city hall
late Monday afternoon organized TO
further the movement for providing
work for soldiers and sailors dis
charged from the service. A COM
mittee was named to provide a pro-
gram for a mass meeting which viii
be held Wednesday night in the
county court room at ESQ o'clock At
this meeting are expected represen-
tatives Of all the churches. welfare
agencies like the Red Cross. Knights
Of Columbus. Y. ~ c. A.. Jewish well
fare board. etc. labor organizations,
the chamber Of commerce. principals
Of schools, employers OF labor for
big business concerns, and others in
terested, to devise ways and means OF
providing work for these returning
men and all cooperating with the
United States employment service.
The central committee organized by
eIecting ". J. Moran, proprietor Of
the Labor Advocate. chairman; W. T.
Griffith, city alderman, vice cnalr-
man. and J. B. Gwinn. Of the Asso-
ciated Charities. secretary.
The committee appointed 20 provide
the program for Wednesday nights
meeting as above mentioned, were:
DR.. ". s. Collier. Of the army y ii,
c. A: c. c. Minatra, Of the city y. VI.
c. A: J. B. Gwinn. Of the Associated
Charities; Henry N. Walker, OF the
United States employment service.
and Eugene D'Allemand. formerly
manager Of the FL Paso f.dclub and
now discharged sailor. This commit
tee viii meet at the Y. NJ c. A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
Luxembourg
Republic LiUeS
Only Six Hours
F rench Military Restores
Order; Rebels Enter Pal
ace Of Grand Duchess.

London, Eng, Jan 1.-THE republic
OF Luxembourg which was proclaimed
on Thursday by the committee on pub
lie health lasted only six hours. &C
cording 10 a report to the Express
from Brussels. which adds that French
military authorities restored order in
the grand duchy-
Demand Abdieation-
Geneva. Switzerland, Jan 14-De-
tails Of the proclamation OF republic
in Luxem burg which have reached
here say that revolutionists forced an
entry to the palace Of grand duchess
Marie on Friday and demanded her
abdication- The grand duchess re-
fused. on the ground that the parlia-
ment had not made such a request
She was given - hours to leave her
capital and was told that she would
be permitted to take only her per-
sonal effects She consented to go 20
her chateau outside OF the city.
Desire Independence.
It is stated that feeling against the
grand duchess is due to the fact that
she received former emperor William.
the crown prince and other German
officers and also permitted her sister
TO become engaged to crown prince
Ruppecht, Of Bavaria It is said the
people desire TO be absolutely inde-
pendent OF German control Reports
received here declare that II is not
probable that grand duchess Marie
VIII return at once to the city Of Lux
Move for Annexation.
Paris, France, Jan 1.-THE faction
In Luxembourg which proclaimed the
Of a republic there has
decided to send an official delegation
10 Paris, according to the Journal des
Debats- The newspaper adds that the
favorable 10 the annexation
Of Luxembourg TO France is growing
stronger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
HUNS IN MEXICO
CONTINUE T0LIE
Say German Fleet Did Not
Surrender and Armistice
Favored Teutons.

Mexico CITY. Jan. Correspond
ence Of the Associated Press Ger
nlany's surrender served only TO spur
German propa gandists in Mexico to
loftfer heights OF mendacity- In a
country where access to news is freer
than it is in Mexico, their lies would
soon prove bOomerangs. but in this
country. despite their clumsy subter-
fuges, the propagandists met with
some success in befogging the issue
Of real victory.
fact that the first report Of the sign
ing Of the armistice on November.
was false Admission OF this fact by
pro-aIly papers gave the German
agents a hook on which to hang
charges that subsequent reports also
were without basis in truth
The out and out pro-German pa
pers asserted that the armistice terms
favored Germany. They admitted
that the German fleet was held IN
British waters. but declared that u
had not Surrendered" but was being
held only until peace was concluded
and, as an artistic touch, modeslly
claim that the 400 allied warships
ssaluted" the German engines OF war
at the fnternment." The surrender OF
Germany's submarines was passed
over as lightly as possible
Lie About Ships.
According 10 the pro-Hermdn pc
rfodicals only one-siXteenth OF the
German fleet was given up, not its
heart" A huge navy, they said,
built during the course OF the war
and held in waters unknown TO the
allies. was ready at any moment to
give battle to the allied fleets That
this propaganda is intended. not for
military purposes. but to preserve the
tattered rags OF German prestige IN
Mexico for after-the-war trade pur-
poses. is indicated by an article in one
German paper. warning Mexico TO be-
ware Of British goods
Developm resulting from the
return to Mexico OF Felix F. Palavi-
cini also are being awaited with in
terest. Mr.. Palavicini. founder Of FL
Universal. led the pro-entente jour
nalist campaign for months during
the time when Germany appeared at
the crest Of her military successes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
SAYS JAY CONFESSED
IMPERSONATING OTHERS

Santa Fe. y. NJ. Jan. he. p.
jay. arrested in Nogales. Ariz-. Janu-
airy Q, after meteoric career through
the southwest during which time. it
is alleged, he posed as Capt Archie
Roosevelt; Breckenridge Long, assist
ant secretary Of state; Lieut.. Howard
Gaynor. son OF the late mayor Of New
York and Paul Gregg, OF Denver. has
been brought here and landed in Jail.
According 10 district attorney sum
rrers Burkhart. he confessed that he
had been posing as an agent Of
the state department. also as Can't.
Roosevelt. and said he was ready 10
plead guilty. His plea. however. can
not be accepted until the case is passed
upon by the federal grand jury.
jay, by impersonating noted men. is
also said TO have swindled persons out
OF money aggregating several thou
sand dollars.
His wife has been paroled- She ex-
poets to return TO her former home in
Kansas City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
AIRPLANE SPIES
AIDED VICTORY
Daring Italians, Dropped
Into Foe Territory, Got
Valuable Data.

Rome. italy. Jan 14=fCorrespond-
c-ce Of the Associated Press Dur
Ing the period Just before the great
Italian offensive started, considerable
attention was attracted TO the extra
ordinary eEactuess OF the knowledge
Of affairs behind the Austrian lines in
possession Of Gen Diaz and his staff
u IS now known that much OF this
exact Information was secured by
1nen. who we're dropped in enemy ter
ritorv hv Italian airplanes. and. after
IN interval for observation. picked up
and brought back by aviators-
During the three months Just prior
70 the launching OF the Italian drive,
50 men we're engaged in this perilous
work. All OF them had trilling ad-
ventures and experiences
Venetian Is Pioneer.
The first Of the "airplaue spies"
was Giacomo Cauillo de carlo. a We
-.=tiau. who volunteered for the dan
Eerous work Before the war. he was
head designer for a widely known
firm Of modistes in Paris He was a
bold and resolute officer. and in addi-
rated district. where he was known
and loved by the peasants He was
carried across the Austrian lines In an
afrpiane. taking with him a number
- carrier pigeons These he liber-
ared from time 10 time. with mes
saEes 90 the Italian staff He was
sheltered BIZ the peasants. but was at
last detected and forced to fee He
made his way 20 the seacoast and.
managing 10 get a rowboat, reached
an Italian port
HIS success led 10 the formation OF
p regular services among bold young
italian officers This was known as
the eGiorane Italia and played an
important part in preparing for
ltaiy's final victory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
SPANISH INFLUENZA
MORE DEADLY
THAN WAR
Said That Epidemic Cost More Lives
Than American Loss In Battle.
Danger Not Over. Great Care
Necessary To Prevent
Further Outbreak.

The appalling ravages Of Spanish
Influenza in this country are perhaps
best realized by the statement re-
Gently made that more deaths have
resulted in little more than a month
from this disease than through our
whole eighteen months participation
in the European War.
Our greatest danger now. declare
authorities. is the great American
tendency to forget easily and TO be-
lieve the peril is over. Competent
authorities claim the coming OF cold
weather is very apt to bring return
Of this disease and there should be no
Iet-up throughout the winter months
of the following easily observed pre-
cautions, remembering that Influenza
is far easier to prevent than cure.
Influenza IS a crowd disease. Avoid
crowds as much as possible. Influenza
germs spread when ignorant or care
less persons sneeze or cough without
using a handkerchief Cover up each
cough or sneeze. DO not spit on the
floor. sidewalk, in street cars or pub
lie places. Avoid the use Of common
drinking cups and roller towels in
public places Breathe some reliable
germicidal and antiseptic air to de-
stroy the germs that do find lodge
ment in your nose and throat
Remember. no safer precaution
:
in this manner than to get from the
nearest drug store a complete Hyomei
Outfit consisting Of a bottle OF the
Pure oil OF Hyomei and a little vest
pocket hard rubber inhalinE device,
into which a few drops OF the oil are
poured You should carry this Inhaler
about with you during the day and
each half hour or so put Il IN your
mouth and draw deep breaths OF its
pure, healing germ killing air into
the passages Of your nose. throat and
lungs.
By destroying germs before they
actually begin work in your blood,
you may make yourself practically
immune to infection.
All these suggestions about Spanish
Influenza are equally true in the pre-
vention Of colds. catarrh Of nose and
throat, bronchitis and even pneumo-
MIA Don't become careless. Do your
part. Keep the germs away. You
may save yourself a serious illness
and the loss OF several weeks work.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-14
NEW MEXICO 8
CROPS LARGER
State Is Self Feeding,
Growing S11O Worth of
Crops Per Capita.

Santa Fe. y. n, Jan 1.-THE Unit
ed States Crop Reporter received to-
day gives the final figures of crop val
ues for New Mexico in 1918 as sfo.-
III. 900. as against s3S.47O. 600 last year,
and a five year average of SIC, 256, 000-
This increase, despite drouth condi-
tons. is due partly to the efforts OF
the state council OF defence and its
policy Of providing seed. advancing
funds. exterminating pests and finding
markets.
less than those OF New Mexico. name
": New Hampshire. with S2s.116,-
600. Rhode Island. with $685.. 900:
Delaware. S26.290.000; Nevada, S24.-
$4,000. AriZona's crop values are
given at s42.267.000. most Of this sum
being credited to the salt River and
Yuma valleys
state Is Self Feeding.
New Mexico last year had 10000
acres in corn, yielding 4.250.000 bush
els, as against 100000 bushels the
year before II had $4,000 acres in
winter wheat. yielding 100000 bush
els; $4,000 acres in spring wheat. yield
ing 2.064.000 bushels; 1900 acres in
barley, yielding 392. 600 bushels: As. 900
acres in oats, 1850. 600 bushels: 10.0 600
acres in potatoes. 100000 bushels:
1000 acres in sweet potatoes. 125.0O0
uuSnelS+ 4pdrvuu acres IN nay, sol 200
tons; $4,000 acres in beans, 596, 900
bushels; $4,000 in grain sorghums,
3, $50, 600 bushels.
At present New Mexico has 40. 900
acres in winter wheat or 10000 acres
more than last year at this time. New
Mexico last year raised 6S3, 600 bush
els Of apples, $1,000 bushels OF peaches
and $4,000 bushels of pears. New Mex
leo has for the first time in its his
tory, raised enough crops to support
the population. the per capita average
being $40 worth or $3.50 per family
OF five In raising meat animals. New
Mexico raises enough to provide not
only for herself, but a million more
people besides.