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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10
THE LAND OF GOPHER DAYs-

AAAAA AAIsD VT 'OA 81G1A 0A Kate Colquhoun. in The Toronto Mail and Empire. There is deep ravine where the fair
 echoes hide, Where a laughing. singing. stream
 bounds down the mountain side, Where the ferns grow thick and high.
 and the trailing dow-rose sways, And a winding path that led to the land
 of Other Days" Oh. the wonders that it held for the
 childish feet that strayed; And the treasures that were found.
 which will never. never fade. And ever on the quest amid the golden
 haze,
 Walked Faith unchallenged. blest. in
 the land of Other Days" Could one but leave the eares and
 troubles that enfold. And find the singing stream and the
 sweet befie9 of old; But the path is overgrown. bid from the
 longing gaze, Lost with the fairy echosx isst1S land
 of Other Days"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10
LIGHr-HEARrED VISITOR

dGdI-dEARTED VISITOR As you have a war millionaire in your party. don't suppose he will care to visit spot where so many Ameri- can soldiers are buried" said the guide,
 You don't know him." answered the American tourist. Be boasts that he has picnicked on every important bat. tlefield in Europe"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10

he would not say whether he was to support Governor Cox or Senator Hard ing. In his second appearance" he said:
 We must work to the end that a Congress be elected which will be "dry" in majority of two to one. This Con gress must enact legislation preventing g tents of liquor. And it must enact legislation which will guarante the impeachment of wet President should be fail in any fashion what soever to enforce the eighteenth amendment and the Volstead act
 Tt is known that the 'wets' have banded themselves together to defeat prohibition candidates. The dries should be equally as faithful to their obligations and pledges And thus the tactics. and vote for dry candidates whether they be republican or demo cratic"
 MT. Bryan. in other words. declared himself to be prohibitionist. and that he was non-partisan in respect to the rivalry of Harding and Cox. both of whom he regards as wet MT. Bryan contends that when a great is- sue. such a prohibition. is at stake, a democrat may be non-partisan and 2 democrat still
 In other words, MT. Bryan will not support the democratic ticket George White. member of Congress from Ohio, and prohibitionist and Robert L. Owen. senator from Oklahoma. prohibitionist and .Bryanite.' both ef whom contended that in the psychological moment the Nebraskan would be found faithful to his party, are mistaken.
 There is no question but that Bryar. will not work for Cox or Harding. And he will not join the prohibition party. Instead. he will endeavor. by the prose cution of non-partisan tactics. to elect a dry" Congress.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10
TOO LATE

Alas" cried Uncle Jimmy In accents of dismay, I've never danced the 'shimmy.' And now it is passe.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10

Every inordinate cup Is unblesseo' anu the ingredient is n devil.
 --Otheilo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10

TELEPHONE Hell tprfvafe exchange connecting aAa departments) Main 4eOO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10

After having been coached in the matter of dress and had the various golfing implements named and de- scribed and having laid out quite a sum of money for a young Baptist preacher, l was led out on the field to witness my first game. My cousin. who bears the same name which I advertise so frequently, had given the club the use of his fine meadow at Brookhi1l his lovely country home just on the edge of town It was an ideal spot if suf- ficient means had been available to properly lay out the links and keep the greens in order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10

kemlttances can be made at current rate oL exchange. The Age-Herald wilI not De resi- pOnsible for money sent through the malls. Address
 THE AGE-HERALD,
 Birmingham, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10

While the Irish hunger strikers may or may not deserve sympathy, has any body tear to shed for the widows and children of policemen murdered by the Sim Fein
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-18
VIEWS AND STATISTICS OF THE FAIRMONT COAL REGIONI
Realty Deeds Are
Filed For Record

The following deeds have been
fled with County Clerk A. G. Mar
tin:
Bert L. darlington and wife to
Lorenzo D. Martin, lot in Downs
cemetery, 81.
S. s. Dusenberry ct al. to Arthur
c. Lorant ct al, 10 acres of land
on Dunkard Mill Run, Lincoln dis
trict, $4,000.
+. &. Sacci and wife to Pasquale
Rotundoli, parcel Of land in the
Arnett addition to the city Of Fair
mont, $500.
Frank B. Pryor and wife to Sa-
rah Virginia Simpson, parcel OF
land In Winfield district, $500.
w. Melvin Hess and wife to A.
c. Ritten, parcel Of land on Buff
falo creek in Warrington district,
$500.
+. NJ. Billingslea and wife to
Audra Stutler, a parcel of land on
Teverbaugh creek in Lincoln dis
trIct, $4,000.
Walter a Male to, Clarence D.
Robinson, a parcel Of land in the
Seventh ward Of the city OF Fair
mont, 500.
S. S. Dusenberry ct al. to Arthur
C. LorenZ ct AL, parcel of land
on Dunkard Mill Run in Lincoln
district, SIT. 800.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-18
FUEL SOLUTION FOR NEW YORK
N1EV NORRGTY

ton and upkesp, to Mayor Hylan.
OF New York.
Bolton believes this will end New
York's Coal troubles; that It Will
supply oil the anthracite coal New
York and way stations" need,
leaving the railroads free for other
commodities.
Anthracite, mined at Scranton,
1870 miles from New York, would
be forced through two 14.inch pipes
by water pressure. Scranton Is g.
900 feet higher than New York,
thus giving natural pressure.
which, Bolton thinks, will carry the
mixture of water and coal, half OF
each, at the rate of seven feet a
second. The two pipes could car
ny, he asserts, 100000 tons Of coal
a year.
1.-THE cost OF transportation by
this method Bolton said, would
be much cheaper than riding 1t in
freight cars, and there would be
no danger OF the supply falling"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-18
THIS WEEK WAS
BUSY ONE IN THE
EAIRn0NT REGION
Continued from Page one.l
Erecting New offiee

miners and one for the superIn-
tendeut.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-18
PIPE COAL JUST
LIKE CRUDE OH.
Would Be Cheaper Than
Railroad "~~anspOrta-
ton and Surer

The diagram shows the latest
method Of Goa: transportation pro.
posed. 1t Is the suggestion OF Reg.
inald P. Bolton, e consulting engi.
neer, who has submitted the plan
with estimated cost Of construc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-01

tienen los medicos de verifcar ell exa
men de la sangre de sus enfermos de-
biles, anemicos y decaidos. Miles dc
personas pasan aiio tras affo sufrien-
do de debilidad fisica y de un estado
excesivamente nervioso, debido a fal-
! ia de hierro suficiente en- sus globu-
los sanguineos sin conocer jamas la
causa verdadera de su NAL Pero en-
mi opinion no podreis formar hom-
bres fuertes, vigorosos, verdaderos
hombres resistentes de hierro 81 los
alimentais con hierro metalico. Las
antiguas formas del hero metalico
deberan pasar por un proceso de Sc
indigestion, para transformarse en-
hierro organize. Hero Nuxado, an
tes de ser aptas para ser absorbidas
y asimiladas por ell organisme huma
no. A pesar de todo 10 que sc ha
dicho y escrito a este respecto por
medicos renombrados, miles de per
sonas insisten en- tomar hierro me
talico, tai vez a causa de que cuesta
unos cuantos centavos menos. Reco-
pliendo de manera muy especial a to
dos obtengan del medico una receta
nara tomar hierro organico, Hero
Nuxado, 81 a1n desean hacerlo mas
directamente, es sufciente con OBJ
tener un pomo original de Hierro Nu-
xado Y convencerse de que este nom
bre aparezca en- la envoltura. 81 ha
beis tornado nueZ vomica hierro v
otros productos similares del hierro
~ no habeis obtenido buenos resulta-
dos, recordad que tales productes son
enteramente distintos de 10 que cons
tituye el Hero Nuxado".
FL doctor II. B. Vail, antique medi
co del Hospital de Baltimore, Me
dico Examinador, dice: "En mi prac-
tica de hospital v como Medico Exa
minador, he duedado asombrado del
nimero de enfermos que han sido
recetados en- vano para curar diferen
tes intermediates. cuando en- realidad
su estado delicado. decaido era solo
ell resultado de falta' de hierro en- In
sangre. En- numerosas ocasiones he
orescrito el hero organize. Hero
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-01
TRIBUNAL DE DISTRITO
Secci6n Primera.

Pedro Carrasquillo Colon, ex-
parte, por declaratoria de herede-
ros Sc declararon 1nicos y univer-
sales. herederos de Elvira Figue-
roa, a sus hijos Juan Osvaldo,
Francisco Elisa, Felisa del Car
men, Felix Nalentin y Eduardo
Fausto Vazques, y al c6nyuge en-
la Quota usufrutuaria que la ley
determine.
Farida Frangeira VS.. Cesareo
Dahdah Y otro, por danos y per-
juicios. Sc lie concedieron tremta
dfas para presentar la exposition
del case.
Nicolas Hernandez Y Co." VS..
Standard Milling CO.., por co
bro de dinero Pr6rroga de trein-
ta dlas
Maria Benitez VS.. Pedro Berna-
be, por reivindicaci6n. El juez Te-
xidor aprobo la enmienda y con-
cedi6 al taqulgrafo ounce dfas pa
ra hacer copia integra de los re-
cibos.
Ramon Salgado Y ell Pueblo VS..
Pedro Lopez. por "Quo Warran-
to-. Ell juez Texidor aprob6 las en-
miendas solicitadas por el deman-
dante V concedio veinte dias al
demandado para que incluya la
copia literal de las declaraciones
que Sc refiere la elimination.
William H. Hylan y otra VS.. Pc
tronila Verdejo viuda de Arroyo
y otros, por ejecucion hipoteca-
ria. Sc ordeno Sc proceda a la ven
ta en- ptiblica subasta de la finca
hipotecada, Y con el producto que
Sc obtenga, pagar a los demandan-
tes los mil dolares.
Pedro Garcia VS.. JESUS Gil, por
desahucio. Visto ell case, el Tribu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-01
q g ;ij|z|;'ZIfiieur,al1A|l

nal senal6 ell dia siete para segunda
comparecencia.
"Ialduondo Mier, y Co." VS..
"Quintero Hermanos ,>por cobro
de dinero. Sc lie concedi6 una pro-
rroga de diez dias para radicar la
transcription del record.
Jose Rojas VS. "The Texas Oil
Go. = por cobro de dinero Sc lie
concedio una pr6rroga de treinta
dias al demandante para presentdr
la exposition del case.
"The Union Commercial Ccrp.'
VS. Marcos Jimenez Y Jose A. So
to, por cobro de pagare. Sc tnvo
los demandantes por de3!sti'l,s
de la acci0n Ell este case.
Julian Hakayeh VS.. Philirh FL
Koury, por danos y perjuicios. Sc
le concedi6 al demandado una pro-
rroga de diez para presentaf la
exposition del case.
Liberty Film. CO." VS.. Tesore-
70 de p r., por devoluci6n de con
tribuciones. Vista la estipulaci6n
de las parties sobre demanda com
plementaria y exception previa
que ha de regirla, el Tribunal la
aDrOb0.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-01

explica de que manera ell HE
rro NuXado (el Restaurador de la
5angre por Excelencia) ayuda
! lar Fuerza Energia renovadas
a los hOmbres y pOne rosas EN- las
mejIllas de las mujeres.
81 usted Sc cansa con facilidad,
81 esta palida, apesarada y que
orantada, 81 Sc siente completa-
mente debil, narviosa Y decafda,
se admiraria seguramente 81 viese =
ma gotta de su propia sangre bajo
m poderos0 microscopic Y la COM
parase con una gotta de sangre
pura, sana Y rica en- hero. La
falta de hierro paraliza la accion
de la salud y de la energia, de-
bilitando el organismo por COM
pleto y abatiendo todo el siste-
ma.
Existen miles de personas cuyos
cuerpos estan envejec dos Y desgas
tados cuando podian gozar de la salud
corporal que desafia a la enferme-
dad, y todo porque no conocen ell es-
tado de su sangre. Permitiendo que
sea delgada, palida y amarillenta, no
dan a su cuerpo la oportunidad para
cumplir sus funciones. Sin embargo,
muchas otras pasan por la vida pose
yendo aparentemente, ano tras afio, la
elasticidad, la fuerza Y la energia de
los primeros amos, pues en- sus, cuer-
pos circular ell vigOr Y resistencia que
sc originan por la abundancia de san
gre roja, rica en- hierro que es pro-
ductor de fuerza. Ell hierro es ell
alimento de los globulos rojos los
medicos explican en- las lineas 81
guientes por que recetan ell hierro or
ganico, Hero Nuxado, para restau-
rar los globulos rojos y dar mas fuer-
"a Y resistencia.
Al hacer ell comentario acerca del
Hero Nuxado como t6nico res
taurador de la energfa de la san
gre en- mas de tres millones de per
sonas al afio, el doctor James Fran
els Sullivan, antique medico del Hos
pital Bellevue (Departamento Exter-
no), New York and Westchester Coun-
ty Hospital, dice: "Los modernos
metodos culinarios la rapidez con
han ocasionado tan alarmante au-
mento en- la deficiencia del hero en-
Ia sangre de los americanos del norte
del sur, que me he quedado asom-
brado del gran numero de personals
cuya sangre es deficiente en- hero.
quienes nunca sospechan la causa
de su estado de debilidad, nerviosida6
Y decaimiento. La falta de hierro en-
la sangre no solo hace al hombre fl
sicamente debil, nervioso, irritable.
facilmente accessible a la fatiga, sine
que ademas lie roba su fuerza viril.
su energia Y su potencia que son tar
necesarias para triunfar dominaI
en- Ia vida. De la misma manera
transforma a una mujer bella de
caracter encantador en- una mujer ca
prichosa, nerviosa irritable. He
] recomendado siempre la necesidad que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-01
DIsTRITo DE MAYAGUEz

DIsTRITo DE MAYAGUEz
Vocal residente en- San Juan: Epifa-
MO Fernandez Vanga.
Suplente: Celestino Iriarte Jr
Vocal resjdente en- ell distrito: Juan
n. Matos.
suplente: j. A. Fleytas Colberg.
DIsTRITo DE PONCE
Vocal residente en- San Juan: Caye
tano Coll Cuchi.
suplente: Alfonso Lastra Charriez.
Vocal residente ell ell distrito: vicen
to Usera
Suplente Ramon Mora
DIsTRITo DE GUAYAMA
Vocal residente en- San Juan: Mi
guel Guerra Mondrag6n.
Suplente: Nicolas Santini
Vocal residente en- ell distrito: Julio
Benvenutti
Suplente: Candido A. Martinez.
DIsTRITo DE HUMACAo
Vocal residente en- San Juan: Juan
+. Huyke.
Suplente: Enrique Adsuar.
Vocal residente EN- el distrito: Jose
j. Benitez
Suplente: Jose L. Berries.
REPORTER PoLITICo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-01
NOTA POLI'TICA
Candidatura para una nueva Junta Local

La que continuation publicamos, es
una candidatura que un fuerte grupo
de entusiastas unionists,5 Sc propone
mantener EN- la Asamblea general ordi
maria que la Union de Puerto Rico ce-
lebrara despues que Sc lleven cabo
las convenciones para elegir nuevas Jun
tas Locales:
Presidente Antonio r, Barcel6
Nice Prssidente: Juan Hernandez Lo
PEE.
DIsTRITo DE SAN JUAN
Vocal residente: Manuel Rodriguez
Sierra.
suplente: Rafael Martinez Alvarez
Vocal ryJidente en- el distriso: Jose
Cesterc.
suplente: Acisclo Bou de la Tore.
DIsTRITo DE AREcIBo
Vocal residente en- San Juan: Eduar-
do Giorgetti.
suplente: Erncsto Lopez Diaz.
Vocal residente EN- ell distrito Fran
cisco NJ Susoni
suplente: Santiago 3. Palmer.
DIsTRITo DE AGUADILLA
Vocal residente EN- San Juan: Manuel
Benitez Flores.
Suplente: Ramon Valdes.
Vocal residentc er ell Dissrito: Nj
guei Rodriguez Cancio.
Suplente: Emilio Gonzalez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-01
Gotta muy aumentada de sangre
de una mujer anemica, mOstrandO
los gl6bulOs rOjOs enfermos.

! Nuxado " los enIermos sc han que.
dado sorprendidos de la rapidez con
que ell agotamiento debilidad ge-
neral han sido reemplazados por una
sensation de fuerza vitalidad. Yo
mismo tome el Hero Nuxado para
toniticarme despues de un grave es-
tado de agotamiento nervioso. Los
efectos fueron notables al cabo de po
cos dias Y en- tres semanas me habfan
revitalizado Y puesto en- un estado
fisico admirable.
Ell doctor Alphonsus Wallace, me
dico de amplisima practica en- este
pals Y en- ell extranjero, dice: "No
acostumbro recomendar productos me-
dicinales de anuncio, pero he encon-
trado que ell Hero Nuxado es tan
efieaz err los estados nerviosos de
anemia que creo que todo ell mundo de-
be conocerlo. Los hombres y las muje-
res de la epcca actual necesitan mas
bierro en- su sangre en- comparaci6n
de hace veinte treinta amos. Y este
Sc debe a la dieta de desmineralizaci6n
que sc sirve diariamente en- miles de
hogares Y tambien debido a la nece-
sidad de mayor resistencia para ven-
Ger el mayor numero de obstaculos
contra la salud que actualmente Sc
presentan".
NOt9 De Los Fabricantes. Ell HE.
rro Nlxado que Sc prescribe Y reco-
mienda en- las lineas anteriores por
los m6dicos, no es un remedio secre-
to, sino que pOr ell contrario es bieu
conocido por los farmaceuticos de to.
do ell mundo Es completamente dis
tinto de los antiques productos del
hero inorganico, pues es faciImen-
te asimilado y no perjudica la denta-
dura nj ennegrece los dientes, nj tras-
lorna el est0mago. Los fabricantes
garantizan que los resultados son bue-
nos y enteramente satisfactorios para
todos los compradores de 10 con-
trario les devolveran su dinero. De
venta en- todas las bnenas Drogue-
rias.
Unicos Distribuidores PTO. RTcODRUC Co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-01

San Juan. de la Biblioteca Mmi-
cipal, en- Santurce. al Asilo de Nj
nos (lnstituto), Parada 10, San
turce, para tener efecto el dia 3
de abril, 1920.
E. w. KEITH,
Superintendent General de Elec-
Clones
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-01
$500
OCCASION NUNCA VISTA

$4,000 Mosquiteros Militares nue.
vos, sc realizan a la mitad de su
precio. Estos Mosquiteros son fa-
bricados con tela tejido estilo ca
namazo, de cincuenta centavos var
da. Tiene mas de doce yardas de
tela muy bien reforzado con. Gin
ia de hiladillo de hilo, muy laba :
BILE. Vale mas de seis d6lares V 10
consigue por tres dolares por ser
fabricados para uso del gobierno
de los Estados Unidos.
Sc sirven pedidos por c. 0. D..
Precios especiales por partidas de
cien Ell adelante.
Aproveche solo por $500 consigue
ell mejor Mosquitero que Sc fabrica
LA LUNA.
MANUEL RODRIGUEZ
Rio Piedras. Advt.
CuanrThaem 81 MIlNnO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-01
BALE EN- Ell CASINO
ESPANOL

Don Rafael Fabian, presidente
del Casino Espanol de San Juan,
nos invita- para el bale de con-
fianza que ha de tener efecto en-
la noche del domingo cuatro de
abril.
gradeccmos la atenci0n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-01
LA JUNTA DE ELECCIONES
GAMBIA DE LOCAL
AvIsO

La Junta Insular de Elecciones
ha cambiado el Local de lnscrip-
clones del Segundo Precinto de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-01
Los desordenes del higado SON
curadOS raplddmenke.

Ei Remedio de Leonardo ayudara el hi
gado expulsar de 81 misno todas las
nlaterias venenosas que Sc hayan acumu-
lado, vigorIzara fortalecera el hgado y
estomago obligando a estos organos a
funcionar con regularldad. FL Remedio de
Leonardo es ell meJor medicamento que Sc
ha conocido para el higado Su accion.es
pronta y ehcaz. Un remedio seguro. ino-
fenslvo y que no causa dolor No contiene
calomel nj otras substancias peligrosas.
Los sintomas de que el higado esta enfer-
mo y que exige el uso del Remedio de
Leonardo, son estrenimiento. aliento fe-
lido. estomago agrio. biliosidad, indiges-
tion, dolores de cabeza. resfriados, hebres
y palpitaciones. Conserve su higado fuertc
y sano, y goce sus comidas buena diges-
ton Fl Remedio de Leonardo para q
Higado no lie causara estrenimiento es
agradable al paladar De venta en- todas
las droguerias
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
People You
Know


Mr. aud Mrs. C.. o. Simonson re-
turned last nlIht from an overland
trip 10 Iowa. They have been gone
about six weeks.
j. NJ, Hervey and u. NJ. Duw. at
torheys OF Roswell. were In the city
yesterday. They returned last night
10 their homes.
Mas Mary Paine. director Of The
Y. W. G.. a. cafeteria. has returned
from hor two weeks vacation.
Walker Sheldon OF Fort wlngntc
who has been the guest OF Dale shy
der here. a returned to his home.
Col. J. w. Snow. right OF way en-
glneer OF the Santa Fe railroad, Is In
the city from Topeka, Kans., his Eead-
quarters.
T. j.. Mabry returned yesterday
from Santa Fe where he went on legal
business.
A.r. aud Mrs. a. II. stroup spent the
Weekend In Santa Fc.
George Taylor viii return tonight
f,Om GALLUP wncrc he went to hold
a bankruptcy hearing.
r. Meredith Jones. civil engineer
ut the santa pc railroad. " In the city
on business.
e. A. McNabb. Z. S. marketing
agent has returned 10 Las Cruces al
ter spending the wcck-cnd M his hons
here.
j.. II. Toulouse left last night Tor
Chicago where he has been called to
assist IN the marketing q. his patent
tax register.
Milliam Long. son OF Mr.. aud MrF.
w. IA. Long. has returned to Anna
polls uftcr "a Two weeks iurlouEh
spent here.
Dr. and Mrs. \. G.. Shortle have re-
turned from "a two weeks trip 10 the
! mountains. They were at III Porvenlr,
on the rccos, and spent two days In
Santa BE on their way home.
NJ. e. Spicer. an attorney Of Soccer.
TO, Is IN town on business.
Mrs. .SieBfrlod Kahn ana Mrs.
Henry Levy have returned from an
extended visit In CnicugO.
Miss Margaret Schumacher, VINO II
teaching In the Bc'cU schools. spent
the Weekend in tow, with her rami-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
ny ". u. WATKINS.
Sccictnry. Albuquerque Chamber oi
COmmeIrr.

tFrom the Mississippi Valley Maya
zlne.)
shoot Cowboy and Ride 'er nil. F"
were expressions that have thrilled
young America az well as some OF u
older ritizcns, for a decade. And In
connection with these expressions
were tales in which the scene was
New Mexico.
While the cowboy still continues to
YEA his picturesque chaps, high
lieclcd boot and sombrero, riding
the range ~ Of old, still New Mexico
has expanded beyond tho widest
speculations OF the oid-tlmcrs and IL
now going through n stage OF transit
ton that u making It's most optim-
iatic and progressive citizens take
notice and rub their eyes.
rvorVone IN New Mexico comes
from Some other place. and tho east
crners tell every now and then with
a grin stories hat provoke smiles
and laughter about some letter or
teiccrum thcv receive from friends
life forget their geography and hts
tory. nnd after some new deviltry Of
pnncho Villa way down In Mexico.
MILES away. they wire or write fran
tlca'ly. inquirlnE rs to the safety OF
their friends or relatives who are
tnlhNiEE the tcFfnt anu URANIUM NE
In Now Mexico upon about the same
routine Ms they would II living In
M~ugcatinc, Iowa.
Again, some manufacturing nm
will shin hills Of merchandise with
all OF the foreign shipping instruc-
ttona. such as mnnifests and foreign
trade labels. with all the same pre-
cise care as II II were going to Tim
buctoO.
But New Mexico smiles and won
ders that those people don't remem
Der how the great Teddy Roosevelt
picked his "Rouph Riders" from the
''Sinshinc State" which he later
hclped so much In getting admitted
to statehood.
Slowly but surely the eyes OF the
world are being focused on New
/ Mexico AVID are opening with sur
prise upon realizing that " has with.
In It's borders resources ~ indiAp,H-
ably astounding and Overwhelming,
that mon expert investigation seem
n miracle.
II has. Tor Instance, moro coal than
pcnngvlNaniu aud West Virginia
combined. Its resources OF silver
copper. iron. sulphur. soda and other
mi ,crais are just being appreciated,
and new mining properties are stnrt-
ing practically every day. The state
has Just been carefully surveyed ny
g%eoloRlsts. who report great pros
poets for oil, and numerous wells are
being spudded In. The timber "