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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
INA RUSkO zfT NEBO
ZMIZETI?"

Psffz, 3 srpna. Byvaly pred
seda ruskeho ministerstya pro
hlaSil zde, ze Rusko bez cizi
pcmoci musi propadnout zka-
ze. Tya pravil: 'LetoSni skill
zen obnaSi pouze so proc.
sklizn6 pred vaIkou. Zadna
katastrofa neikyaveisi valkv
nemdze bEti srovnana Sc zmi-
zenim chleba pro 10 milionti
lidi. OtaZka udrzeni anebo pa
du sovetskc moci zastinena ie
daleko vaznei4i otazkou: Ma
Rusko zit anebo zmizet? Rus
ko must zit. A k tomu cili kaz-
dy by mel pro ne pracovati. Tt,
kdoz Kremlu lpi ma sye upa-
daiici moci, nemaji ami laskv
ku Sve zenli. ami slitovani pro
sve zmirajici kraiany. Om
chvi Sc V bestialnim strachu
pred trestem, .ienz ie oteka-
va"
Francouzska Federace pra-
&C pozadala sve 4 miliony Gle
Mi, aby kazdy jednotlivec o.
betoval jednodenni plat ve
prosp6ch hladovicich Rusj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
DfVkA SKOCILA DO MA
GARY.

Buffalo, A. srpna. Behem e.
lektrick6ho qsvetleni Niagar-
skych vodopadh dnes vecer,
neztotoznena divka, die while
du asi 18-leta, spachala sebe-
vrazdu skokem do reky Niaga-
ry asi ctyricet stop cd okraje
americkych pefeji Mnoho O.
sob bylo svedky osvetleni a
n6kolik zen omdlelo, kdyz div
ka smetena byla do vodopa-
du.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
CARUSO MA CESTE
POSLEDNi.
Pohreb kanan byl Neapoli "a
obrovskehc ucastenstvi lidu.

Neapol, 4. srpna. Pohreb En-
RIGA Carusa, slavneho p6vce, ko
nan byl dne5. Z kostela 81.
FIantiSka pruvod pohyboval Sc
ulicemi vroubenymi vojskem,
"a jehoz kordonem t.snily Sc
neprehledne zastupy ldi ma
hrbitov, kde t6lesne pozustatky
byly ulozeny do hrobky. Obra-
dy konany byly Y onom staro-
byl6m kostele Sc Svolenim kra-
ie Viktora Emanuela, jenz po-
slal sveho zvlaStniho zastupce
ma pohreb. Sbor, pozustavajici
q n6kolika set zp6vaku, assisto-
val pri mSi KriSt' alova rakev,
Vlozena do drevene schranky,
vezena byla pohrebnim voze.
tazenem Sesti konmi. Kolem
Takve kupily Sc nesCetne kveti-
move Diary, mezi nimiz byl We
nee Cd mesta New Yorku. VSe-
chny obchodv byly zavreny ma
znameni smutku a kdyz prtvod
ma hrbitov Sc ubiral, aeroplany
mad MIN poletovaly.
V kosteie po cirkevnich OBJ
fadech vystridalo Sc n6kolik
iecniku, kteri v6novali vzpo-
mlnku zesnul6mu. Byli mezi nj
mi prefekt neapolsky, jenz
mluvil jm6nem krale, riditel
konservatore zastupci mayo
IA a mistnich umelcu.
Pred tim, nez hostel byl ote-
wren verejnosti, pi. Carusova,
Teoouc svoji dcerusku Glorii ia
ruku, pfiSla Sc naposled rozlou-
clti Sc svym manzelem. Polozi-
Ia vedle rakve velkou kytici rd-
ii. Ia nj priSli ostatni pribuzni
zesnuleho, bratr Giovanni, syn
Rodolfo a nevlastni matka.
Vylohy pohrbu hrazeny but
dou m6stem jako posledni hold
jeho slavn6mu synu. Rovn6z We
sn6movn6 nadSenim promlu-
Veno bylo Carusovi nekolika
fefnlky, kteri jej velebili pro
jeho vlastenectvi Slechetnost
llz osv6dGoval vuGi syym kra-
i1ndm, zeimena V Americe.
Y rozmluve posi-. Por-
ziem, vykonavate'em posledni
vile, pi. Carusoya vyjadrila
pflnf hydleti bud Neapoli
neb ma statku, iejz Caruso vlast
nil = Toskahsku. ale napfed
pry poiede do New Yorku, pro
vazena Giovanni Carucem, ably
tam urOvnala zalez tosti sveho
Flanzela. Caruso zanechal po-
sledni vuli sepsanou Y Sorren.
tu, cimz ona vyhotovena New
Yorku V 1919, stala sc neplat-
nou. Fl. Carusova, provdanim
Sc "a s)avneho p6vce, znepfate
lila Sc rodinou svoji, jez snat-
ku tomuto neprala. Otec jeii,
Benjamin Park, bydlf V New
Yorku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
SPOJ. STATY FORMALNE
POZVANY.

LondIn, A. srpna. Formalni
pozvani, ably americky zastup-
&c sucastnil Sc ,chuze spoje-
necke neivysSi rady. iez bude
zahaiena Y pondeh, bylo OBJ
drzeno ia americkem velvysla
nectvi zdejSim dnes odpoled-
ne prostrednictvim francouz-
skeho velvyslance V Londyne,
plukovnika De st, Alaine-a.
Velvyslanec Harvey, prova-
zen malym Stabem, odjede do
Parfke y sobotu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
SCHUZE IRSKEHO PARLA-
MENTU.
Byla svolana ma den l6. srpn,,
kdy predlozeny budou briticke
navrhy.

Dublin, 4 srpna. risky repu-
bllkansky parliament byl syolan
DO zasedani ma den 10. srpna,
die ornament Irish Bulletin, L.
.iedniho republikansk6ho orga-
nu dnes veter. Obs.lky roze-
.slany byly ma vSechny cleny
parlamentu. SuGastni Sc pry i
ii, kteri jsou pritomn6 yezn6ni
IS poctu dvaceti peti, jezto Via
Ga svolila k jich propuSteni.
Londyn, A. srpna. Irska stu
ace vzala sensacni obrat dnes,
kdyz oznameno. lie De Valera
a jeho kollegov6 rozhodli Sc
svolati plnou schuzi irsk6ho
parlamentu "a Gtelem uvazo-
vani 0 briticklch mifovych ma
NfHlch. brl0 tCtlZ OpetOVne SIDE
lovano, ze risky republikanskF
parliament nebude syolan do "a
sedani, pokud nebude znamo
stanovisko Ulsteru vzhledem X
m.rOvGmu planu.
Y Dublin6 Sc rozhlasilo. ze
Ulster pozadan bvl dobrozda-
ii a ze dal nepriznivou odpo-
we'd ma sinnfeinistick6 nabid-
ky. kdezto Belfastu. po velmi
d6lezite schulz kabinetu. bylo
oznameno, ze UlStersk6 mini
sterstvo neobdrzelo zadneho
sd6leni Cd Eamona De Valerv.
Prozatim lest pouze iisto. ze
Lloydu Georgeovi dostane Sc Y
b,izke budoucnosti oficielni cd
povedi Sim Feinu ma ieho mi
rove navrhy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-05
PROPUSTENI Z RUSkEHO
VEZENf.
DIE zpravy v Londyne obdr-
zene Jsou Americana ma cests
k hranicim.

Londyn, 4. srpna. Londyn-
SKY hlayni stan Americk6 po-
mocne administrace oznamiI
dneS, ze obdrzel informace, ze
Vsichni ameriGti v6zni Rus
ku byli propusteni a isou ma
cest6 k hranicim.
Riga, LotySsko, 4. srpna. Cd
dll Americk6ho Cerveneho XII
re odejel odtud do pohranicni
stanlce Reiitsky, pripraven po-
star9ti Sc propuSt6ne ameri-
cke veZn6, ackoh zadne dfcd-
nj zpravy nebNy obdrzeny,
kdy v6zni dorazi do onoho mi
sta. LotySska vlada rovn6z ie
hotova pomahati americ kym
VGZaum.
Pariz, A. srpna. Francouz-
ska vlada uvedomila americ-
kou vladu, re jest hotova po-
Skytnouti v$echnu pomoc We
syych siIach projektu ma w
ziVu hladoyicich Rusu. Premi-
or BRAND rovnez zada, ably o
rusk6 situaci Sc pojednalo ma
pfiSti schulz nejvySsi rady,
iez sejde Sc Y pond6li.
Francouzsk6 verejne min6nf
kloni Sc k pfesy6dceni, re ac-
koli je to nanejvySe chvaly-
hodne zachranovati lidsk6 by
tcsti pred vyhladov6nim, spo-
ienecke vlady m6ly by Sc vyna
snaziti, ably sov6tsky rezim ma
rrazeA 5yI imym, wee repre-
sentacnim. Jinak pry Rusko
nebude zabezpeCeno pred o.
pakovanim Sc podobnych ka-
tastrof.
Sov6tska vlada vydala OBJ
Sirne prohlaSeni o pom6rech V
Rusku, jez rozeslala ma vsech.
ny komunistick6 casopisy V E.
vrop6. Doznava mem, re Ii
de Sc st6huji z nekterych kra-
lin, kde uroda nasledkcm hro-
lneho Sucha vedra selhala,
aySak to pry Sc deje "a pomo-
ci sov6tskych uradu a bez v$e-
likych nasilnosti.
Naprostou neb castecrou
neurodou bylo postizeno deset
pubernn, nichz zije 18,000,-
600 lidi.
Haag, A. srpna. Ma nedavn6
schulz Mezinarodni fonfede-
race prace V Lille bylo rozhod
nuto pomahati sovetsk6mu Ru-
sku posilanim potraVin Peni-
re jsou sbirany Cd Glenu k to-
mu cili. Holandsk6 intelektual
nj a v6deck6 kruhy podl oruji
vreIe skandinavske hnuti ma
poskytovani pomoci ruskG IN
telligenci.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
Don't Blame the Child

Don't scold your children for lack
81 control over the kidney arcretions.
D. is not always the chlldron's fault
In many eases u means weak kidneys
aud onn Doc readily ushtcd. Read
this albuquerque mothers advice.
Mrs e. Baird, efg Hazcldinc Ave.
SAYS My little giri had weak kid
ncys % became dun ANA languid
shc didn't have much cncrry and
often complained of being tired sho
caused mo lots of annoyance hv tho
too frequent action of her kiduoya
especially at uight. gave her posr
kidney pitts as directed and they
helped hrr wonderfully. She i'm
proved r,rhi along Hcr hiduey- a,tod
regularly and naturally. Z heartily.
endorse poau's kidney rllla as e r
Iahi' remedy for children who arf
bothered with weak k|iduoys"
ri'c COO at 900 dealers Don't
simply aak for , kidtvy rrmciy-gc got
noan's kiiu,y pIlls-thc same that
Mrs Baird had Foster Nirhuu co d.
Mns HufIiio IS y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
To OBTAIN CuSTONERS
fOR PARCEL POST TRADE.

For producers who wish 20 market
by parcel post the most satisfactory
way Of finding customers - to write
TO friends. relatives OF acquaintance
In cities. seeking their trade. say
specialists OF the bureau of markets,
United states department Of aericui.
turc. Purchasers, on the other hand,
often can locate reliable producers by
correspondence with friends relatives
Or acQualutanvcs In the country
More D q 70 per cent OF The produce
being marketed BY parcel post in q
number OF elites m which inNcHtira-
tons have been mhdC BE- sent by per-
sons who obtain their customers IN
this way.
Making business contact IL less dif-
ncult between frionda because thcro
is uu absence Of the suspicion and
distrust that Sometimes b. fouuu be-
tween strangers. Many persons will
not order farm produce from struu-
gorH because They do not know the
conditions under which the articles
are produced, o. Dr. said
Although ways % obtaining custom
cra are numerous, no method - 90
promising as hat OF working ~ "a
trade with or through friends Tho
method uf cstuhlishiug business rulu-
tlouship is especially recommended f0r
tho general urms who Inns BE- lm-
tied amount 81 produce. Thore who
wish 10 market q great deal of prod
ucD hy parcel post may iind b. noros-
EirN Go uht1iu customers by person
ally Collecting strangers ur through
udfertisiuE iu newspaper aud hN
other public Another method
b. 60 wytr 20 friends iu The cts usk
ms for o. Dist of acquaintance Who
wnuld uiuiHhiy Dee Interested in re-
cciging table supplies hy parcel post
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29

Rain, the Miracle worker. has been
the rcffain of the news from all the
farming ana range sections Of New
Mexico during the past week. The
rains. long delayed, have been gem
oral, hnkc saved range conditions
from u crisis IN some SECTIONS and
have come In time to save much OF
the unirrieatcd wheat crop. In the be-
lipf OF experts, Flowing had become
almost impossible IN colfoN county.
according 10 d Springer st0ckman,
which says that the genera rains i
that county have made everybody feel
good again A heavy hallstorm Tell
over nuch OF northern New Mexico
the first OF the week. some damage
was done chiefly To windows. About
1900 nancs OF glass were broken Ia
q Ration nursery. causing a loss ~
$500.
In the rccos valley. where serious
range conditions threatened the live
stock industry, further heavy rains
fell during the week. These covered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29

"a large portion OF the eastern slope.
In the mountains west Of Roswell
one Of the heaviest rains IN recent
was reported between the Mes
cnioro reservation aud Thirteen Mile
lake. Tourists were delayed by
swollen streams n nrroyns running
full. The rains of the past ten days
on The eastern slope have started the
grass in good shape. u n reported
Lincoln county has bad more mois-
.ture dur'ng the past ton days h a
Tor many months according 70 roports
from Carrizogo which state that the
rains have been general over that
county causing relief for stockmcn
and starting farming operations In
good shape. last Sunday a heavy
general rain ten on the ola forest.
covering much % the Moeolion range
and the Black ranEc, according 60 re-
ports of forest anger Grass -
showing a. a result and the stockmcn
using the ella forest are Encouraged
although there will still be some
LOSSES Of weak cuwf. Il h. expected.
Alfalfa growers representing ib,Cop
acres OF alfalfa land in production
this season, AVE signed up as NOM
'bers OF tho recently organized assn
citation OF ~ paso and Mosllla valley
growers
4 meeting OF farmers and anl
owners under the Carlsbad project
WIS held NJ Carlsbad Wednesday. May
25th. when q cooperative marketing
association was organized.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29

unic iron Organic iron j. like the iron In sour
hlopi and Like me iron boz spinach, lrntlis and
apples u may D. had from yourd druggist under
the uams Of Minated Iron. Nugated Iron also
contains a remarkable product brought. 10 The
attention Of The fnrnrh Arademy Of Medicine
~ The celebrated Dr. Robin. which neprs
senu the principal chemical constituent ~ act
wing living nerve force, foF FEEDING 1Ht
said 70 D. bath . BLOOD ami a NERVE foOp.
Over tHo @a people annually are using Mas
ated Iron. u will not iniufc the teeth noe
disturb The stomach. Your money Wiil b. o.
minded ~ M Manufacturers ~ YOU DO not
obtain satisfactory results Beware Of suteti.
iuies Alwals iusist on ha,inr renntne orrantc
iron Nusaiod ifuu i0ak Toe .nr irtirfs ~
Oh ctep tablet A. eli dfus. ris.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29

Sou may also suffer nom pains and aches
ACROSS ihc h1rk o. In he bead, disturhed d.
srsl|nu. loss NJ mrfHefi, NeaAeuci WIZ poNei'
w.'tn holY. hyriefis. .hnrlnsss ofhroaih.hcnft
pIipitftign aud numerous other slmptoins All
ifeau=r ~ iron starvation ~ TIE blood
Numcn Specially need IRON even more than
mcu ou aorunnt Of the heaficf drmandf nature
makes on ihem
When tnuf hif.,d l. starving Cor lron. 30
mrrr tonnes or stiniuinnts can put 700 nEht
starving htsd musi nave irnn me same - I,
shaving pcr,on must have foot -ifon u rd
blosd fo-1 and yon mnft tske ifen 20 supply
snra foxd But hr sure The ifnn yeu take - Or
Eaui, .ihn and not metallic iron Nhicn pepple
nsiuni uhr Nzialiif ininis itunlusts ~ 'ofne.
isn sui !, tasn, fute cniuriy diasfent Iom c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
Report of Second New Mexico
Egg Laying Contest at State College

During ne mn month o he cre laying contest az the Now McSEe
mose hun N March; The Is heavy 20 medium weight hens laid a total Of
S9t cgr or 81 fu than In March partly due, no Doubt 20 Increased brood
inrra n tuNnl 81 All ems for Ap1 n H1 or III more than In Apil Of
The first contest The March fccord ~ B31 WAS "a more than IN the first
contest This shows Improvement as a should. from yea 10 year. The
monthly record WIS aeein broker. Tits time ~ barred ltoek lien No %.
win a fscott 90 81 cEEs The pcrccntuve or PRODUCTION FOR thc month was
ISIS = compared with sos per cent in March
wise thf pens stand A. they did q month aro. However. tho difference In
the totals IN two sets ~ pens l. 20 slight that another month or two may
show several marked chaneea
The following table gives the egg production tor the individual birds
for the month. the total per pen for the month and to date, and the rating
Tor he non 10 10 date.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
Don't sIirr
mIG.nTIln

There o. mo- business economy lu
paying ncirht for shipping puiHtor-
whru rejection d. u foregoing ruuriu-
SION aisH thr United states depart
mtut of agriculture lu .ts study Of
ahipmsutl uf t%ufutusI uu Tho Uflmt-
puI markets. the Boz krtH inspection
srt,lcr finds that lutn blight tuhrr
rot, which ~ frequently followed hY
Shiny son rot. causes heavy LOSSES
This disease is apparent 90 The tiu'
of loading uUd the bad tuhtrH can hu
sorted uut and not shipped.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
Thousands of Women are
Weak, Nervous, irritable, Easily Upset All Because
Their Blood Lacks Iron

Mor women need to ,t more SPINACH AND CARROTS, other iron contain.
hg Yrrsnhlsi and Iaars hsm eenHonMy With slus Organic iron 20 hdp enrich
their blood and REVITALIZE THEIR WORKOUT EXHAUSTED NERVES
When your BLOOD hccoms THIN, PALE AND WATERY hlosrs ia power
20 change food into living tissue and therefore your nsns, and Other wal lan. OF
wEAKENED and you become rundown - uoi, complaining, nervous, irritable
and taMy unset.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29

solh th lele' --ale bushcl were
h~Atferteai from ~ acrcs OF kanr
and milo .sea bushels from 80
acres 81 cotton loe bales: from $40
asiee OF ary eaiple beans, aOSs BUSH
eis'
totNIN.
'h.NtN county h"s AIS" a rs
DUNBAR chansfu since the 1910
tltvi'r "tft t"adt' 20 thal th'r" iS
no BASIS i"r comparison. Tho county
mas ~ i.rms' me value Of which h
fies'sossti flkht ut the farms are
operated by Coiorcd farmers, and 1876
~ tshsntH ih,f' az" 20 "urcH
ot inrni iahd' OF winch bp.fbp are Inn
pfnsea'
Inc county mas A.Ssh horsos. $50
nu.,H ~l"',a"' ,tt'i' la",Iua ss"cp.
,s5tf swine, and s,s't goats IN
lou, o'sss s'r.s, Isi.sS bush
- OF 'oih were ~harNest.d' from
49," H,..s "l Mneat. 1a'l5i bushels;
~" itlf. Hvrea % oath, "tsla1 bush
s"u from i''Si' acres OF nay
fi'"N' IONS
CURRY COUNTY.
'ui'S ooen,y showed a decrease OF
- ~ ,vnt tN ~ ~nuhhn,l OF itihia
" y put ne F"lue OF iaini
wv. "'u ,ni'4ss Neni ~ ls.f por
IN" issa' 1, T., s ~"
"a I'VE. ih' num-
HL.Hm "a q 4 a. "
ipiIp'' anH th'
80 - - tp'ssu 49, livi' TO-
IN ~, ui lhinl-
20 ltl.t' OF NhloIi
"vd 90 - 0"''ieu iaih'v's'
M. ~
len y.,rs fron, -is ~ ~
,,,,t. 90 Is 49, .,ae4, ioi
rrow 80 $50 tse - sa',l,
nom ss7T !. zoo .rt w.
sb.., 80 @ "st ~
lts1a f,n,n -, ssy y, in
milo. "I.75a.Bf6 bushels were heryest.
ed and Ia 1903, from g4S7 acres
90 .sg1 bushels. in lpfs. from 2bata
acres OF wheat. 46b.2gg bushels vr.re
harvested. and In 1903, from 1854
acres. 2.GGN bushels: In 1913. from
1851 acres Of corn. 3Ga.lg4 bushcls
were harvested and In 1903. nom
1907. Ja.37g bushels. m 1918. from
241l acres of broom corn. I|.aT6.0sl
l hrnnFla rT hmm. ..r. 49,. N.r..af
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29

els were harvested from lfahF acres
of corn. ao.616 bushels were harvest
ed: from 1867 acres % hay, a.1sg
tons; and from $50 acres Of beans.
i,263 bushels.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
The number OF farms IN Lincoln
county ION OF from Gli 10 $40 In tho
ten years from 1910 TO 1922. Onr
farm o. operated hy a colorod farmer
and 90 by tenants. The number Of
acrcs OF farm land Increased from
iaITia to fgS.bf5, aud the number
uf improved acres from 1919 t. 90.
i2h. The value Of farms went up
FROM si.s3f,70i 10 S~5,sN3.7ib. OF
1Nd.f per cent.
Horses fcil of from s.sie to 4s6s:
cattle from Ss.T2f to . ,3as: sheep
from 2S7.sss To 80 .s6i; and goats
from gg,G5s TO 1887. The number
OF mules increased from 5fi a. az.
aid the number OF SWINE nom 1851
to 2.O26.
Tho amount Of corn harvested from
1,n91 acres in 1919. was 1n5. gfs bush
els. and IA 1903. from g.Sbs acres.
ai.b69 bushels; barley from 3u3 acres
in 1919 WAS 75Ns bushcla and iu
1899. from 90 acres. go bushels. hay
from ..tla aDttH 4u 1919, Mas S.2i-
tons. and be- 1903. from 5.isa acres
WAS f.ati tons. dry edible beans from
iuij acres ln 1919, was 5000 bushels.
and 10 1903. from s2S acres. was
1901 bushels.
TORRANCE COUNTY.
Torrance county has 1885 farms.
as compared with 2.0s9 ln 1910. und
these farms include 77G.7S3 acres OF
land. uE compared with a6914f acres
IN 1919. of this land. $3.50 acres
are improved and ln t9l" there wcr,
7iO2s Improved. There ago 10 sol-
orcd farmers operating farms Iu Tor
rance county, q there are l10 tcn-
alts The value Of iaud and build
lngs a gone up from S~a},a,lG5 %
$3.50. 1876.
The number OF horses has incr,ussd
from ai21 10 b,HAl; OF mules from
80 20 l,2S9, OF cattle. from S.9g1 O.
2d,32O: ana OF swine, from 127f G.,
. 0o9. ln 1913 from 1899 acres OF
corn, 13h.f7l bushels were harvested.
ana boz 1908 from 9.N1f acres. NO.ff.
bushels: in 1919. from ms acres o'
wheat la.15i nusholh were harvested
ana lu 1903 from T96 acres. 5.l1'
bushels; m 1919. from G,7ah acres oI
bay. b.Gis ION and In 1909. from
a.iOi acres, e,753 tons; in 1913 from
2Hfl2 acres OF beans. 2f3. $50 busucls
and Ia 1909 from f6bt acres, 1881
bushels.
GIADNLIPE COUNTY.
Figures from Guadalupe countl
-NANH LNH a. NNNL HNA MNNNHAN" o. leu
embracing 9Nf.fO6 acres or whlcl
ai,fii are improved. No farms arr
operated hy Colorcd fnrmcrs and ten
ants upcrsfe a. Tho value OF Ian,
aud BUILDINGS on the farms Is s..
3ts.ei3.
Tho couuty has foa4 horses. 81
mules. 30 3O5 cattle, 66,lS sheep, SO
swine. aud 427O goats From 5fG
acres Of corn iu 1919. 6iGeS hushcl
were harvested. from 2.f2u acres q
kafir ana milo, 33.S6t bushels. fror
aG7S acres OF hay. 4S74 tons; AM
from 45G6 acres Of beans. e4.02
bushels.
OlAN COZ NTY.
Tho number Of farms in Quuy cOuu
Is fen off from 3,li7 to i.f23 in th
ten years The number Of acres I'd
farm lnud rose from $50 H98 10 l.at,
Np1. % Of improved acres droppo
! from i731fi Co lG2.7d1. Tho valu
% t'ourmurd un IstEe siN.l
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harvested; from ba2 acres OF kanr
and milo, 1884 bushels; from AS
acres Of cotton. l0b bales: from aTO
acres OF dry edible beans. 1853 BUSH
.Nu
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fiaures for Sierra county show Ss5
the ten years the Valuf Increased
from o. 05s.Ssc o. f25at.i3i aud
the number OF acres On 1899 was $50
So. aud ln 1919 was 5o5lea6 showing
q decrenae ~ afk per cent OF this
land, ihr number 81 improves acres
went 40 from feeb 70 7.7fe
The couLty's corn harvest for 1879
VAS bl.aa3 bushels. and in 1908 d
aas ff.s29 bushels Wheat Increased
from a.s7I bushels o. 1865 bushels.
iin, oHlE flmr $40 ailrhflys from
. IONS 70 4.ntr iasi4 Fiiefs
we're a1t1 bushelh Of Dry edible
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Tho number Of farms boz Quny cOun-
Is fen off from 3.l17 90 i.f23 in the
ten years The number Of acres 81
farm land rose from $780, ga 10 l.at.-
Np1. and Of improved acres dropped
from 1850 tu tG2.951. Tho value
OCuutuurl un tsire siN.l
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Rio Arfiha couniy showed 2osa
farms in 1870. uf compared WITH
1919 lu 1919, Or nn Increase Of t1.s
pr cent. OF thfaf farms. iu 1880.
white farmers operated Ices aud
1890 were operated By owners To-
TAI acres Ia forms iu 1899 were SO.
sal ~ which ii,61o were impf0yrd.
This WAS an inerease ct aa per cent
over 1910 Tho increase ln value Of
land and buildings on the farms Of
Abe cuuuiy naa 100 Fer cent iu the
zen years In 1880 the NalGe Was
~f5.31f.ttf, while a. 1893 Il Nas onis
f1.11e.eo1.
ln the SAINT county m 1890. there
wtfe f,olf farms reporting deme.i
fulrl animals. ~ romunItd with
1ftf in 1919 Tho number Of sheer
tell ron as 1a4 ~ ftlh fn ssfsAoi
81 ften lffsafN fnfiQa~si Tram i.4aa
H. L.t1 nuliH Tram iH 70 let. frI
~ fam ls.4&z 70 1917, ahd sRlni
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els were harvested; from i.ts7 acres
OF corn, ao,676 bushels were harvest
ed; from 1857 acres % hay, a.1g9
tons; and from $50 acres OF beans,
4 49, I.-.H.L.
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Recent boundary changes m Eddy
county make b. impossible To- CONF
pare The figures for that county with
the figures 81 ten ACau ago. On JHuu-
AIRY 4. 1920. there were 1hh farms lu
thr county ct which ono was upcr-
|ated by "a colorcd farmer, aud e9a by
|touantH. Thcsa farms Included 7gf.-
lfa ser'a a2.3li OF whlrR wcro im-
proved. The value of land and build
IinrH Was ~sk.1fl.1g2.
There were G.05a horses in tho
county. 1899 mules Ge.GfJ cattle.
1881 sheep. 3.7fs swine. aud 1909
Fonts. From fS33 acres. i03,5iO
bushels Of corn were harvested: fr0m
SOS acres. 1888 bushgis OF kaIlf aud
milo. from 1890 acres aa,t13 tons
OF hayi aud from io.02a acres OF cot
tou, b.zSs bales.
II.A COUNTY.
Lea county De- r. new county. aud
the teg figures are the first Tor 10.
They show ft6 iurmH an operated hy
white fafmers, and only 80 operated
by tenants These farms embrace T.
s9077s acres OF which ia.lhh are
improved The value Of land and
building r. $3.50. Go2.
The eounty has q ,at2. hnrseF So
mulsH. So ada niflc er.uAf sheep HHil
- 05a swine. FROM z.1e0 acres OF