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"ROY, "County, Nkw M exico, Saturday. 1 . )!)!. 3 "Volume XVI. Mora kkiwjary Number School Sense T.R. Memorial Ameritans "Are Feeding TKesé Children Sbldiers& Sailors V Sergeant Ellis Abernathy ar- Holding that it is tho Amer- By direction of the Secretary rived home Sunday from Los-Anget- icanization and not the Latinizat-io- n of War, Chairman of the Coun- Cal. He w;as honorably of New Mexico for which the cil of the Nationel Defense, it is discharged from service citizenship of the state Should requested that all State; County the and is glad to be home among friends strive, Democratic members, of Community and Municipal Coun- again. Ellis, Homer Holmes and both houses of the fourth legisla- cils of Defense, comprising the i i i Barry Kirby, were our first three ture will no doubt oppose strong- one hundred eignty-iou-ii r tnou-.i' - X volunteers from Roy and left ly tlíe govenor's plan of compul- sand units of and sjstem, do Roy April 29th 1917. Ellis enlist- sory teaching of Spanish in all everything possible to make suc- ed in the Coast Artillery and has schools of the state. Grant- cess the nation-wid- e arrange- the been kept training Rookies, and ing that the communities ments for memorial services to in the Coast Defense at home. where Spanish is spoken largely be held simultaneously on Fe Barry Kirby ha3 been a teacher shonld have teachers of dual 9th., the date of the proposed in the U. S. Cooking School at lingua attainments, which is al- memorial service by Congress in Presido, with the rank of Ser- ready the contemplation of the honbr of TheDdore Roosevelt. geant, and Homer went across law. is not felt by the Demo- Because of the peculiarly non- It with the Artillery and helped cratic legislators that Spanish partisan character of the great lick the Huh at cannon range. , should be placed on an eqal foot Council of Defense system, it is Ellis looks every Inch a soldier the English language singularly fitting that it shouid ingwith and improvement in his physique in the state's schools, were the lead in this memorial. added to the education his 18 objective it would seem from all We urge you to immediately months in the service has been educational points of view is a make appropriate arrangements has amply 'repaid him for the higher degree of development of for the holding of memorial, ser- time along with the satisfactioa English as a commercial and ed- vices thruout the principal towns within county on Sunday, of having done his duty. ucational factor. It is not through youf Ft ' "(-

the-Span- prop- ish but through the February 9th. rn order that ' !, rfi'ir i in thn fin v iviu-.r-ft Avinfiniiia am synau war ju." lcu Alvin Lusk arrived home last er respect may be paid to his twenty-fiv- in charge, English language that. the state mcMatcív th-- lef; Jerusalem, American relict workers took homeless children r after Turks Friday, having been honorably rave'-tue- something eat. Many of them weru may hope to hold its place among memory. Satury night baths, clean clothes, and to (veTine the same ciothen they hai on whon driven from thoir hom3 two years before. discharged' from the navy. He the union, Southwest will raise Us share of the $30,000,000 the other states of "The week of February 310 has bsen Est for the f.ma when the has had an interesting experience legisl.a-torsj- C. people for relief of terrible war sufferings in tho Near East. to Democratic it K. Herendeen, former resi which has been ns'.ccd of the American the and his . navy uniform adds a state capital. dent of Solano, writes from his the touch of color to the ranks of home at What Iowa, send . Cheer, Aid for Stock-Me- n "Armenian Relief Sunday" Executive Committee, A.R.C, State kaki-cla- d boys who are backy. Barber Jenkins was oblige to ing a check for another year of all S-- of Like the rest he has improved give- - up working and go back to the They are not wintering If there are any livestock men The regular meeting Ejecü' February 2 will be observed in Roy Chap- wonderfully in appearance. He the Plumlee Hospital, last j week in Florida as has been their cus in your county who need feed tive Committee of the ( ' churches throughout the South- is so from the salt water where he has been since trying torn out they nave nad a very foe their livestock and have tjo ter A. R. C. will meet at the fresh west as "Armenian Relief Sun- :.e "sea-roll- " in his walk to get well. Charley Farley is mud winter in lowa and business means with which to procure it, workrooms Saturday evening in that Ministers being urged holding down the barbers job 'at is about at a stand still there. the state will furnish feed upon day." are stead of Friday to insure the is very noticable espically when to the whole or a part of boys the shop and doing it very cred- satisfactory arrangements btín devote prosjmce of the Secretary with he is with the soldier with sermon on this day a con itably Charley was a success as G. Kitchell, owner of the on'y made for its procurement. their to a lafge budget of buisness to be their rigid posture and straight sideration of the needs of the a lunch counter man and he is hotel building in town, is send We are anxious to furnish as- transacted. All mernhers of the stride. starving, homeless war refugees proficient in a tonsorial ing out cards asking some hotel sistance to livestockmen in easjs Committee are ur;;. i o be pres- ?.Ir. Lusk has seen very, active' in the Near East. The actual service, he having crossed parlor but he will farm" next man to come and run a good ho- where it is really needed. Parlies ent at teis time. . the drive for funds begins the next waters seven times while being summer just the same. tel in Roy. He offers , attractive needing such state aid will please day, Feb. 3, most districts of Mrs. W. H. Willcox, Chra. inducements ánd ought to secure communicate either with ma di- in fireman on a transport. and continues for Mrs. Frank Seidel is the new a leasee fox his building. He and rectly, or with Mr. Charles the Southwest, one week. In other districts the The Red Cross Ladie3 packed A'lfred Davenport arrived in cook at the Farmer's Cafe. Her Mrs,. Kitchell do not can to in Springer, chairman of the : Stkte campaign has been postponed to and shipped a large order of gar- Roy last week and is visiting many years of experience in the undertake the active man- - Council of Defense, Santa :c, the suffering children Feb. 10-1- ments fot friends here. He was discharged restaurant business fits her for l.agement of a hotel, , New Mexico. in and war-stricke- n countries of ' Tfcid statement issued to pas- some time ago and has been at the job and those who formerly Very respectfully yours , . Earope Tuesday. he 'workers Springer with his brother, Jess boarded at her table will be glad tors, priests, and rabbis by the "Mickey's Boy v O. A. Larrazola, Governor. are few but they are strenous for some time. His arm is to have her cook for them again. Armenian Relief Publicity left Bureau. and are getting a large part of almost useless from being broken - "Mickey" Florsheim went to the allotment finished on time. when an army muie kicked him a Mrs. Casjmero Gonzales return Trinidad. Wednesday to see his The Village trustees applied Those who have the vision and year ago, He has been granted Visit Ocate Monday Lwife arid Mid-Ocea- ed from a at a new eon. his first $50.00 of village funds to the Sold In n. Flour the spirit of the cause in their disability allow- and has gone' to Colorado for a born. Mrs. Florsheim cause of building a cinder one fourth total ' went to path mind3 to see the need for work short visit. She expects to start Trinidad last Suniay. Mickey to the schoolhouse from up town Herbert Hover sold the Armen ance for the injury and is now ian Committee for Relief in the now are really lucky ones. It is planning to get at something a boarding house when she Í3 the proudest young fathe.- - in at their meeting Saturday night. Near" better to toil onnd even be un where handi- town but withal,, just a little This with the sum donated and East ?even thousand "tons it will be the least ot the flour time of appreciated, than to lack the cap. bashful as yet. He was consult- secured by the Benefit Picture fojr, at the the being on ships in quality of mind that can see His many Mrs. Ollie Williams, of Solano ing with his to Shows, which were well attended sale the friends here are glad friends as what the need even, tho the war and who has been a teacher in the to buy for despite the bad weather, Mediterranean. The, price of the to have him home again. him and was undeceid will excitement is She who " for cargo was l,'2TO,0u0, and oer. Reform School at Springer, ed between a drum and a soldier build a path that will make it ' ' on merely exists does not really live Ernest Anderson . ', home Tuesday the closing of the writes his the past year, came VV 111,1 , possible1 for the teachers and JUiWj JC1 AJJ bargain, the Relief as does she who knows and un- wife from Fiance he sees and will leave for California this children to get to school dry shod Committee that ordered the ship, by wireless, to derstands and knowing labors, for little chance for him to get home week to care for her brothers Dr. A. E. Fairbanks, a Raton and isa commendable enterprise. for Constantinople, the coming of the high ideals of so long as there are so many sol- wife who is very ill. She came Optician, is planning to come to head from which point the flour will be dis- nations espoused by the Red diers to be gotten out of that to arrange her 'business affairs Roy soon and make regular trips " Children Find Homes tributed to the starving districts Cross. country and he's needed to drive .before leaving for an indefinite here in future. He is a high-clas- s ' of Armenia and Syria. a motor truck to help them to S time. man in his profdssion inc. Mrs. went to the. railroad and coast. He thinks j should be encouraged to come. John bhambhn Breaks a Leg Tucumcari Sunday j the truck, drivers will be the last Supt." Beeth was with the Pof-J-y returning ifigh Taxes Wed- Monday with the two little daugh J. B. Smith, of Mills, was ones turned loose and he, is fret- in his car "Cloubcroft" Florsheim Merc. Co. has ádded " ' ters of vMrs. Jim ' ' brought to the Plumlee Hospital ting at the prospect big. nesday, and stopped to inquire a tan galvanized iron smoke Protor, whom that that There are a few residents of bro-Ro- Mr3, G- K- - Sunday evening leg y boy his' heme will be talking .about the wheat prospects. s ;ack to the chimney on their !stie and - Abernathy with his at who do not feel the pinch ank)e before he can get and furnace which will make it possi decided to take and keep as their en in tw0 places near the here teach doubling j of the of the taxes on He working vvith thresh-al- ! him to say "Dad"., The quarantine, at the Plum- ble tf get up steam for the radi own for a time at. least. They wa3 Ernest has i property inside the village , arc very .ii cnuaren, a- - cor:ing machine and attempted to had a strenous time sines enlist lee Hospital, has been removed. .tj attractive ators. VV poration . e are getting more u:- - Only two typical cases having bcut 5 and 9 vears of atrp kiok uftu nff whflI1 w WflS ing. A lew weeks at the Texas for our money however and ' developed. V. Bradley Mrs- - doctor is in failing health thejcaught and broken. It is said he University and, then a' fast (rip C. came up from many ' an(i necassity lor donating to Europe his home Mosquero, Wed - aske(her friends here to would have been drawn into the to and since that, every near is ba- - things done away with, by pulley mangled 'day at the wheel of a big "Lor-h-e Welcome is tne S- - r boy, nesdav on horseback ríanse share their hontes with her and been but having the money raised by tax- , Back to our City o ROY. the roads were too bad to drive bies. She came with them to caught and neld the belt slip-- rie" hauling men and supplies all ation. We can save enough 'if we and Belguim. j a car or a team and he had to Tucflmcari.' ping it on the drive pulley till over Frálce But, break ourselves of the subacript-io- n come to town. the machine could be stopped. he's serving his country well and Cream Station paper nabit, ufcaver the tax- edu-wee- P. J. Conklin, the loan agent, He will be laid up for many) will have an experience and ks bur- es andit distribute the of field has been ill at-- Dr. Selfs Sana- dos but will re ver the use catiou he never, could have ac-- Mr.W. J. McPhoetejs, ' Mrs. Vidal Martinez, has, been den equally instead of leaving j Supt. of the Nissley Creamery at torium for several days, lie fear his foot, qu rd at home. ill fot a week at her' home south it all to bepaid by the generous Wed- Flu and wentto where he would Amarillo Texas, was in Roy ' A letter from Dick Dietterich, of Roy. Her sister-in-la- Mrs. ones. , v Pete Laumbach drove in from nesday and established a cream ba sure of proper care. j written at Le Mans France recei P. 1'. Branch,went out and cared in Canyon ü his home ka Cinta S-- station with the Florsheim , Co. I J II 1 1 . IT ved by Tuesday and written iui i un Mic waa ueua. run. (juy Tuesday to meet his daughter, store Tom Strong as mana- E. Miller of near Glen- - Assessor Comins Jan. 3rd. from K. C. with a time her me was despaired ot a hut, asks stá-tio- wood Sprngs Colo- - here 1(wk, who ha3 been visiting relatives ger. The advantage of this n h j about his but she is on the way to recovery. final proof and says ing after his land holdings in the at La Cueva. She arrived on the further-"- over shipping to creameries Abel Madrid. Tax assessor for j I am more than arrxious Mitchell Paslure. He noon train. Pete has fared well is that you see the cream tested was here Mpra County will start assessing to get home soon but it looks two years ago and pros- with his cattle the shelter of the and get your check and take , We have a chance to club the likes the at Wills this week. He has notice like it might be months yet. Am Southwest Plainsman the1 pect but can't cut loose from his canyon and the early melting! home yonr.can instead of ship- with to ser d out ahead so all maw very tired of France. ,1 can't un S-- - S-- A moorings .in Celo, to at tne snow on tne slopes expos- ping it yourself, getting the test at a rate of 25 cts. extra. If come know when he is coming. It will tferstand why the rch used to Creamery and your check you are interested let know. here and improve his land. euro we sun gave urcm Comj at the jis ' be well for you to note and re- iu8pend M much m y. The Plainsman is a gossipy little W. W, Day is still at the Self's member the date of his coming wh,leallthegrassuponthemesa;here They wouId see much weekly published Amarillo by Was covered up for weeks. Tom Strong is an experienced at Sanatorium hut getting aionn and cama and list your - property more interesting tnings in thb ' creamery mrn having held a pos- Mr. and .Mrs. E. F.' Cheney, nicely. for taxation. It. will hurt to have good old U.S. A. I hope you ition as buyer before enlisting in who has been here and knows G. H. Whiter of Solano, wil 25 per cent addet to your taxes Dr. M. D.'Gibbs was called to will havfe bumper crops on the this mesa well. Its not like the S-- ' the Army. , , read the the coming year. when they are high already, but Abbot again Wednesday by some mesa this year and hope to see ' C. epi-jyo- We anticipate a good .business K. Star or Great Divide but' We are adding, a lot of new" ones thats wh;í happen if yoa more Flu cases. It is still an u again in the near future." ' you'll like it better. , ' i from the start. I lately. neglect t demicup in that community. ''Plainly Dick is homasik." r- - ' ... I. 'ft

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fattert death, Mr. Pearson, and I as sumed that you had called upon my brother and me. Excuse me. Mrs.' Dann, we will go lato the drawing " rooia." i i" She led the way toward the apart Cap?n WaFreifsv'W tnent Captain Elisha was about to speak. Pearson, however, explained "A for him. ' "Miss Warren," he said, "If by a' , By Joseph C 'Lincoln , - business call you mean one in the In terest of the Ptanet I assure you that M you are mistaken. I am no longer con (OopyrtgM by A Applatoa Co.) nected with any paper. I met Cap tain Warren under rather upusual cir y cumstances. We discovered that we had mutual friends and mutual inter Captain Ellsha's cigar had gone out ests. He asked me to call on him, and He did not attempt to relight " I v . CAP'N WARREN DECIDES TO ACCEPT HIS BROTHER'S it I did so. I did not know until five w t. .'.it m "TJmi He's a sociable young feller, minutes ago that he was your uncle he? on any TRUST SYLVESTER IS PLEASED IF SOME ain't Don't stand ceremony, or that you and your brother lived hey? Caro and Steve think a lot of here. I beg you won't leave the room OTHERS ARE NOT. him and his mother." on my account. I was about to, go "Yes. I remember hearing a rumor when you came. Good evening." 1 VTi I that the, two families might be Ml even bowed stepped i He and toward the 6ynopsla. G Dens-bor- o, closer connected."; Atwood reres. Hew York lawyer, goes to South hall. Captain Elisha laid a band on Cape Cod, to see Captain Elisha Warren. Caught in a terrific "You mean er Caroline and r w - a tat i. j.j i i c 5 ?i a him?" his arm and detained him. storm while on the way, he meets Cap'n Warren by accident and a minute," be said. "Caroline, goes "There was such a rumor. Probably "Just with the latter to his home. The lawyer Informs Cap'n Warren want you and Steve to know thitf nothing In There Is no engagement that his brother, whom he had not seen for eighteen years, has died It Mr. says exactly true. I am very sure." what Pearson is and named him as guardian of his two children, Caroline aged twenty, I ain't the kind to talk to the' newspa- Stephen, aged "Yes, yes, I see. Well, Mr. Sylvester, and nineteen. The captain tells Graves he will go to pers about the private affairs of my re- New York look I must be trottln' on. I'll think and over the situation before deciding whether he will the lations, and I'm any Judge of char- '1 accept whole business over for another day or if the trust. The captain's arrival In New York causes consterna- acter Mr. Pearson, knowln' you as It among so, and I think I may take job. tion his wards and their aristocratic friends. The captain, the does, be kind to Take it on trial, anyhow." seems he wouldn't the makes friends with James Pearson, a reporter; then he consults with Now, you "Good! I'm glad of listen. That's all Jim, If No. 1 Cartwheel hat with crown of black satin and brim of straw Sylvester, head of Graves' Arm. It" go." "You are?" ' must slightly rolled up on itself back and front It Is trimmed with an immense . "Mr. Pearson," she said Impulsively, "I certainly am. And I'm very glad bunch of paradise. . 'again I ask your pardon. I should copper-colore- d VI Continued. Indeed to have made yonr acquaint- No. 2 Palestine turban of tulle with a Jeweled sword CHAPTER I was just wondering if all those fel very sorry spoke ance, Captain Warren.' Good afternoon. have known. I am I run through the front The material Is wrapped around the head and lers hadn't any work to do, that's all" as did. Will you forgive me?" 1 hope yon I worn low over the eyes. "Ha, ha I" be crowed. "Hit's good "Who that crowd?" The lawyer I shall to see again soon." reunion coioreu. tim euiuarrasa- - No. 3 of French blue taffeta with a wide bandeau of Then, from your questioning of the laughed. "Oh, they're doing their reg Captain Elisha left the Central club Street turban In ment was more evident than before. bow of taffeta side. children, you've learned?" ular stunt You'll find most of them a surprised frame of mind. Mr. black straw. Alsatian at "There is no occasion for apology, chestnut-colore- d "Not such an awful lot think Tve every Graves had shown no such feeling. No. 4 Restaurant hat of tulle gathered to a wirw I here afternoon about this time. said. won I guard-Ia- n be had heard Sylvester's report Miss Warren," he "I don't edge brim. Is trimmed with a rococo rose with gilded leaves. learned that hum that a good Most of the younger set have rich fa- If to at the It might be a handy thing to have in Eubn at the office next dayhe might der you thought I had come In my for thers or ave inherited money." mer capacity as reporter." the house. A reglar legal guardian, I see. have been even more surprised and I They let the old man do the "Yes, you You must have won mean. Otherwise" worryln'. That's philosophy, anyhow. pleased. da a brick; dered. I am very glad you called to "Otherwise?" What are they so Interested In outside "He's Kuhn," declared the "Otherwise might be too many senior partner. "A countryman, of see my guardian, and I hope you will HATS THAT START there parade goin' by?" course, but a keen, able, honest man continue to do so. Father used to Interested volunteer substitutes for the No. I imagine an unusually pretty Maybe wrong, and, I think, a nighty good judge of speak so highly of you, and I'm sure job. I'm but I doubt lb" girl passed just then." yon made up your mind to be character. If I was as sure of his abil- he valued your friendship. Stephen. "Have so? Well, Say, Mr. SPRING FASHIONS guardian?" "Is that wellt ity to judge Investments and financial and I wish to consider his friends that Sylvester, the longer I, stay in New "Not yet I haven't made up my affairs I should be certain the Warren ours." York the more I see that the main dif- Doodle, who In restaurant mind anything Now, Mr. Syl- children couldn't be In better hands. Pearson's reply was brief. New York. Yankee She came to lunch a to yet between South Denboro ference it and And no doubt we can help him when It "Thank you, Miss Warren," he said, stuck a feather In his enp and called wearing the genuine Alsatian bow, vester, while we're waltln' for what is size. The billiard room gang acts comes you've ordered enough comes to Hell probably handle "You are very kind. Good evening." It' "macaroni,' thereby creating a slang black and immense, placed across the next just the same way when the down- that grub to victual a ship e'pose yon just the girl and boy in his own way, and In the hall as they waited for the word for a gayly dressed nmn which middle of her head, with a mere apol- stairs schoolteacher goes past Hello!" greenness and ogy of a little cloth cap In front of It. run over what your firm knows about "Whatlaitr his outside may jar them a elevator Captain Elisha, happier than has gone over two continents Blje-t- hat is, I askln' too little. But do them good to be any UvedMn hlntory, could not have felt It stood upward and outward, and her if ain't "That young chap by the mlzzen win- it'll at time since his arrival In New much." jarred at their age. He's all right and shoul- nrouiler French king who hair was colled high behind It. This dow looks sort of familiar to me, the York, clapped his friend on the than the "Not at all. That's what I'm here I hope be accepts the whole trust." put a piece of straw over his head to was the real thing, and her daring one that stood np to shake a day-da- y der. for. You have a right to know. But I "Jim," he said, "I was beginnln' to keep away the rain, and created nats. inude her the target of all eyes. It warn you my Information Isn't worth CHAPTER VII. doubt my judgment of things and Both the feather and the straw may be thnt the Alsatian bow in this much." "An Unexpected Pleasure," folks. Now I feel better. That niece were trivial Incidents In tke life of form .will be Introduced for the eve- He went on briefly and with the con- URING the next day Caroline of mine has got the right stuff in her. each of these characters (for the ning. Let us hope that it will never ciseness of the legal mind to tell of A. Warren and her brother saw lit After that invitation you will come and satire on Yankee Doodle was rhymed appear at the theater. At the present Rodgers Warren, his business and his tle of their uncle. Not that they see us once in awhile. That makes It around a man), but they were the rate of prices and the scarcity ot been a estate. He had a broker with complained of this or sought his soci- easier, hey?" foundation stones of millinery. seats, the addition of a hundred or so seat on the Stock Exchange. ety. The policy of avoidance and what bows in audience would Pearson shook his head. , "I'm not Women have always pilfered from Alsatian the "That seat is worth conslderlue, Stephen called "freezing out" had be- a be the straw on the camel's back. sure, captain," he . observed slowly, men their tricks of apparel, asserts ain't it?" interrupted the captain. gun, and young people kept to the "that It doesn't make It harder" I shall fashion writer. They are snug little Cerday Cap. "Between eighty and one,' hundred possible. Charlotte themselves as much as At look for you at the boarding bouse thieves, women, when It comes to pet- thousand dollars." CareQne was coldly polite Charlotte Corday cap, minus breakfast very soon. Don't disappoint me. ty pilfering from those nho consider The "Yup. Well, it reminds me of a pic- and her brother cold, although his po Its bow, has been Introduced for the Goodnight" themselves superior beings. After all, ture I saw once In one of the comic liteness was not overdone. However, South, and Is taken up by the North. The captain's last remark that even- It is a form of coquetry, and women papers. An old feller from the back- Captain Elisha did not seem to notice. Is made of brilliant, dark tulle, al- ing was made to Edwards, whom he discovered. centuries ago that nqtnlnu It woods tomewheres good deal like me In the evening he received can ways double, but entirely transparent. green a' met just outside the, door of his bed- so pleased a man as to do what he be was and just about as was from Pearson. When Pearson heard The best one Is In copper tulle, its room. did, say what he suld, and hold on to pictured standln' along with bis city tií t A. Rodgers Warren was a brother high crown trimmed at the base with nephew gaHery exchange. "Commodore," he said, "a barn full his hund socially, financially, politi- hi the of the of bis host he expressed great surprise, a twist of tulle and one of those nephew says, says of rats is a nuisance, ain't it?" cally and mentally. A woman might And the 'Uncle,' he, and his astonishment was even greater rococo red roses with gold outer Mo you a seat down "Why why, yes, sir! I should think woman for stealing her realize that there's when he was made aware that he was hate another petals and leaves which have been wnth $75,000 "Gosh,' says the old It might be, sir." fashions, but a man would only look r in the apartments of Miss Caroline well-know- n Yup! Well, I know a worse one. upon a brought jnto fashion by a man, "no wonder most of 'em are Warren. He started to leave wben with more prtdeful adoration a house full mysteries. By, by, designer of Individual evening gowns. standln' up." Ho, hoi Is that seat of from the ball came the clang of the t of woman who fashioned her domes son.. The, transparent hat is beyond ques- BUe's part of the $500,000 yon flgger elevator door and the sound of voices. Pleasant dreams." after his. up pro- tion one of the smart fashions of the he's left?" "Running over?" repeated the captain, Before the captain or his friend oould He sat until late, meditating Nothing so delighted the French en- hour. means that the coiffure must "Yes; in a way It Is. To be truthful, aghaat. move Caroline, Stephen, Mrs. Corcoran foundly. Then, taking from Its kings, the great and haughty Bour- It to velope unsealed, come back Into orderliness and loveli- Captain Warren, we're not sure as to whoever was passln'. HumI He's Dunn and Malcolm entered. Capllae the letter yet which bons, as the fact that their women did your tangible Abigail ness. The crowns of hats are the amount of brother's made a hit, ain't he? I expect some was the first to reach the library. be had written to Miss Baker, what they did In clothes. They gave these assets. Graves made a hurried exami- he postscript: often high and gently manipulated by unprotected female's heart broke at "I beg your pardon," she began. "I added this , them their magnificent brocaded conts nation of stpcks, bonds and memo- signal. o'clock. decided, knee-lengt- the fingers to give grace, and one of the that I calíate I know him." did not know there was any one here.' "Eleven I have with the full sklrte, the h randa and estimated the total, that's young Abble, accept best crown "Who? Which one? Oh, that's "It's only a friend of mine, Caroline,' to the guardianship and waistcoats, the precious lace rutiles the French hats takes the all." of spell of American doughboy as Corcoran Dunn. He is a lady killer in explained' her uncle quickly. "Just the rest it for a anyhow. and the silver and diamond buttons the hat its "I see. Well, heave ahead." morn- ' his own. estimation. How d'ye do, callln' on me, he was." Shall notify the lawyers in the as a guide to their apparel. They model. , "What we propose, provided yon de- Dunn?" . ing. Necessity is one thing, and pleas- "Good evening, Miss Warren," aatd allowed then) to borrow their coiffeurs As brown rules in veiling, so it cide to accept to trust the executor- "Hello, Sylvester," the young man ure is another. I doubt If find ' Pearson quietly. I the In order to have their hair perfumed, seems to rule in these tulle hats. It ship and the rest, Is to get together-y- on hailed carelessly. "That was a peach. job pleasant, but I guess is neces- "Why, Mr. Pearson!" she exclaimed. it powdered and curled. They saw Is often in the color that the French and Graves If he is well enough, You should have seen her. What? sary. Anyhow, looks way to "I'm very glad to see yon. You must it that themselves reflected, as In mirrors, by cali "marrón," that chestnut brown yon and I If he la not and begin a Why, it's the admiral!" me." excuse me for not recognizing yon the groups of women surrounding which is soft and becoming. Over careful examination of the stocks, Cap-tai- n at "How d'ye do, Mr. Dunn?" said Announcement of Captain Ellsha's smart women wear stockings of bonds, assets and debts of the estate. once. Steve, you remember Mr. Pear them. there Elisha. decision followed quickly. Sylvester, permitted It with black slippers, even in eve- This must be done first of all" "Have yon two met Wore?" asked son." The milliners have not Stephen also Euhn & Graves received the tele- by any one ning dress, and thpy like It in all the "Grave hinted there wa'n't any Sylvester In astonishment extended a hand. themselves to be limited "Sure!" he to see you phone, message stating it and the dipped accessories, tver here we are just debts to amount to anything." "Yes. had the pleasure of assisting said. "Glad period of history. They have I again, Pearson. Haven't met yon senior partner was unqualifiedly de- the beginning to grasp Its Importance. "So as we can see are none see-fari- n' for with eager, curious hunds Into all far there in the welcoming salute when our lighted. Kuhn accepted his associate' except trifling an age. How are you?" ashes embers of the planet's past The milliners believe that In coppei. a few bills." friend come aboard. How was opinion with some reservation. As for and "Yes, yes. Hum!" Captain Elisha put Pearson shook both the bands. He produced for the modern woman and chestnut, the brown hat will rule that Captain? Borne nautical class to Mr. Graves, wben the information was and down his coffee spoon and seemed to was embarrassed and hesitated hi his of things were once the spring season. remark?" 1 a Jumble that that reply. conveyed to him by messgager, he ex- be thinking. He shook his bead. "I "Yup. Yon done fust rate, consider-I- n' worn by her predecessors. Hats and Bobbed Hair. been some we pressed disgust and dlsuiLy. "Rldlco-- was puzzled afore I left home, and I'm how recent yon shipped." "It has ame since makes, for the gnyety of a crowd, met," unexpected It The Florentine coiffure is no longer jnst as puzzled now." "Thanks. Overwhelmed, I'm sure. he said. "This is an bobbing lip and down of hats pleasure. Ah, Mr. Dunn, good even this a caprice of the extremists; it is no "What puzzles yon, If I may ask?" By the way, Sylvester, 'did you hear to French trenches. tag." from Batydon the longer a sensational bit of bravado. "Everything. And, if you'll excuse about my running over the Irishman nothing dull In millinery Is Mr. Pearson, the financial There is The war has instated it as a strong my sayin' so, Mr. Sylvester, I guess it this morning?" "It get together all writer of the Malcolm," said today. If one could fashion. Women with gray hair wear pozzies yon too." "Running over?" repeated the cap- Planet con- the hats worn on the American nape his host's look. The lat-- no- Caroline. "Yon used to know him, It bobbed to the of the neck or He returned tain, aghast "Yon didn't fun over tinent, classify them, and divide thera pushed think." curled under to appear as though it ter back his chair, preparatory body, I hope." one would presented "Don't remember, I'm sure. Yes, X Into chapters, be were cut. Girls with every shade of to rising. ' "Well, 3t came devilish near Ha, it with a sartorial history of the world. half-grow- I da Met you at the University club, hair wear it. Matrons with n "It is all so perfectly simple on the ha I You see, the old fellow was cross- Novelties In Dyed Suede. adopt mil- face of Captain Warren," he said. ing Nicholas avenue with a big didn't children It. Bo the it St "Yes.irI was formerly ma- "Yonr brother realized that he must market basket full of provisions the a member." Here and there one sees a new liners, after a frantic wringing of the "And let me present you die, that his children and their money family dinner, suppose. By Jove, the to Mrs. Cor terial attached to an old shape. Such hands, have decided that they must I coran Dunn," on must be taken care of; you were his household appetites must be good ones. went the güt "Mr. is the case when dyed suede is used meet this new demand. There must nearest relative ; his trust in your hon- It was slippery as the mischief, I was Pearson used to know father well". 9 for an oblong turban, with its surface be "a large and creative impulse for esty and judgment caused him to over- running the car, and I tried to go be- Mrs. Dunn Inspected the visitor perforated In an edelweiss design hatr that will go with this Florentine look the estrangement between yon. tween the fellow and the curb. It would through her lorgnette and condescend- taken from the Swiss Alps and copied coiffure. The broad, flat hat of Na That's the cae, isn't it?" have been a decent bit of steering If ed to admit that she was "delighted." from the patterns used In the Madeira pies has been brought out anfl is very glad you called," ' "Yes. That's the case, on the face of I'd made It But ha, ha ! by Jove, "I'm contln. Islands. Right here you have a jum- adopted by one young matrej whose it as yon say. But you've forgot to you know, I didn't I skidded. The ued Caroline. "We were just in time, ble of people and nationalities all in face figures In half the periodicals ot mention one item.; man himself managed to hop out of the weren't we? Do Bit down." L one tiny cap tlUed over the left eye- the day, and, her side companion, who "What's that?" way, but his foot slipped and down he "I'm afraid I can't wait, Miss War- brow of a girL fhese suede caps are also wears the ancient Italian hair "Blje himself. Yon knew him pretty went Most ridiculous thing you ever ren. I dropped in to see your uncle, at dyed bright pink, horizon blue and .cut adopts the Florentine. velvet hat A 1 his invitation, and, as a matter well, I can see that So did L And I saw. nd the street 'Pon my word It of fact "A full of la nuisance, ain't pottery red. their sole ornamenta- with its trimming of two rows of coral know" barn rats a guess that's why we're both puzzled." was paved with eatables." I didn't It?" tion is the perforation. beads. The big lounging room of the club, Sylvester, plainly annoyed, did not re- "To see our uncle?" Interrupted Ste- lous!" said. "Doctor, I simply must Someone has insisted that the re- It must be admitted that the women ' ion the first floor, Fifth avenue side, ply. But Captain Ellsha's concern was phen In amazement "Who?" he be up and within the next few vival of perforated designs on all our themselves have seen to it that they . uncle, about was almost empty when they entered evident. "Your Captain Warren here," pa- clothes came through the use of look well In any type of hat with this , The lawyer drew two big chairs "The poor critter!" he exclaimed. explained Pearson, surprised In his days. It is. necessary that a sane, it per napkins In the war. Good bobbed hair, whether be turban or near the open fire, rang the bell and "What did you do?" turn. "He and I made each other's conservative man be at the office. Far it say thought, but hardly true. Whatever flat brim. They , Course, rdered cigars. After the cigars Were "The last I saw of him he was sitting acquaintance yesterday, and be asked be it from me to a word against cannot ot sub- source, the fashion Is here. The wear hats of exceeding dignity, flighted and the fragrant clonas of In the mud, looking at the upset I me to call" Sylvester as a lawyer, but he is the but impressions. Imagine milliners may have originated it, but they 'try a certain type of distin- ismoke were rising he reopened the con-- j didn't linger. Peters took the wheel, "You you called to see hlmr re- ject .to I this borrowed It . over guished vernation. And now, in an easy, dlplo and we beat Lucky the cop peated Stephen. "Why, what in the Cape Codder made him laugh, and, the dressmakers hat which is considered the it dldnt frocks of 'matic way, he took his turn at ques- spot the license number. Might have world" therefore, in his opinion, Is all right night, for the 'inldseason leading 'thing by the milliners; and; beige-colore- ' not white broadcloth and velvet, or d they carry it off with great skill. This tioning. . cost me fifty. They've had me np for "I took the liberty of askin him, Car- I'm glad Pm a Joker." room filling speeding twice before. are you oline," observed Captain quiet- gabardine and black taffeta, is the immense black-threa- d lace hat, . Meanwhile the bad been What Elisha ' tap. big windows discussing Sylvester?" ly, ignoring the speaker. are perforated along their edges In transparent, with its broad Alsatian Around each of the and the admiral last "I didn't The captain forces Malcolm (overlooking avenue were gathered "We were discussing a business mat- know you knew him, and set designs. bow wired across the front. This 19" the I used to Dunn to act a man's part, and of young old, smok-jln- g, ter," answered the lawyer, with sig- sail along with his uncle, so It is too late to talk of the Alsatian the hat that will supersede, for the 'groups men, and he seemed thereby Increases the tatter's chatting and gazing idly Cap- nificant emphasis. almost like own folks." bow, for It was obvious that the mil- spring, the upturned, many pointed, , out antagonism toward him. Read ital n Elisha regarded them curiously. "Business? Why, sure! forgot that "Oh!" Caroline's wanner charged. liners would revive it ; but a certain theatrical hat of silk plush and velvet I about It In the next Installment "This ain't a V'rtay, is It?" be aaiel you were Graves' partner. Settling the "I presume It ws t business call," woman of distinction started a fasfr with Its aigrettes. frfter awhile. family affairs, hey? WaU, I won't butt she said slowf?. "I beg pardon for in- Ion for It that the milliners quickly (Copyright, 191. by the McClure Newa. to. Se yon envy., paper Syndicate.) , "No. Wnyl", Ta, ta! later, cáptala." terrupting. We sai Et seen yoq since looked upon with , THE SPANISH-AMERICA-

LIT PROVIDE FOOD

Duty Devolving on Farmers of This Continent.

Western Canada Well Prepared to i) Meet .the Need of the Old World "The Earth la a Machine Which Yields Almost Gratuitous Service to Every Application of Intellect" Emerson. -- .VP i i i ) Speaking with one oí the commis- Be Sure to Get sioners urmointed to make a survey of the food situation In the buttle-tor- n countries of Europe the writer was Jl 'l ,M told that the depletion and shortage I a rV i, ve ft f of food was far greater than anybody I J: '1:5 v" t ",:- i had expected. With the investigation, j In i; i I which at that time y started, a it i much had been brought to light that r I It J bad only been surmised. Herds of live muyj stock were completely wiped out, fields vi that had been prolific ylelders of grain, III ! I li roots and vegetables were terraced and hummocked by bombs and shells, many ' of them still lying unexploded 1 Ainerlciin .army trucks on the road between Coblenz and Hmiu on the left Imnk or Hie Hhliie. 2 Vangmini dangerous. HE wax-wrapp- ed and . Until this land can be jfthe American army of occupation crossing the Milne at Coblenz, one of the gateways to Germany. 3 (Jur-de- n gone over and cleaned nothing In the house of the governor's mansion at Archangel, Ihissht, used by the American iteil Ciss as part of its head- way of can on, ' cultivation be carried quarters. . sealed package and even where that is done the work of leveling and getting under cultiva- with WRICLEY'S to the firm, even passionate, opinion of vps the next scheduled presenta- tion will take a long time. , for Much more devolves upon the farmer HEWS REVIEW OF the British, French and Itallnns, to say tion. It was said President Wilson upon guar- on this side of the Atlantic than was nothing of the Belgians and Serbians. wwild not submit his scheme until all it is a others at first supposed. Herds of live stock had been heard, not only out of quality. will have to be replenished and this CÜRREIITEVEIITS Prlnce Llchnowsky, .whose record en- deference to the European nations but antee oí will take years; the provisioning of titles him to respectful hearing, urges In the belief that when the others have been discussed, the people in the meantime Is the task a peace that will not grind the Ger- his, plan may serve to mans in dis- reconcile the differences will have the farmers here will be asked to un- the dust. But it Is only that chewina-u- Russian Factions Are Invited to developed. The (attest dertake. Producing countries will be gusting to read the plea of Bethmann That these differences will Hollweg, who was not lie great Is the belief of Lord Cecil, taxed to their utmost to meet this de- Confer With Commission imperial chancellor factories In the who nays he found In mand; all that can be provided will at the outbreak of the war. He begs conversations From Allies. a peace Presi- with tlie delegates that there was. In be needed. This need will continue the for of Justice based on world the largest very largeíWasure an ' agreement on for some time, andi during this period dent Wilson's program, and says Jus- tice will veil tlie principles he outlined. prices will be high. The opinion of her head If the victor setiins uki In the exploits those who have given the question OH SEA OF MARMORA ISLAM) the distressed conditions of -- ta the conquered. bet- The opening most careful thought and study is that TUs would sound of tlie Sinn Fein par- world: that Is what ter if lt.dld not come from one who Is liament in food scarcity will be greater than ever Dublin, with its formal proc- held largely to blame for the crime of lamation of tlie independence Ire- uuiore. ne Ames wm nave to reea Must First Cease Military Operations of WRIGLEVS means. the centuries. Such men as Bethmann land, was perilously to being a Germany, Austria, Turkey and Russia Majority Socialists Victors In near Hollweg añd Bernstorff will help their comedy, but may well develop Into and this in addition to the. require- German ' Elections British countrymen more by keeping silent. tragedy biter. Only 25 members were ments of European neutrals for In- SEALED TIGHT Plan for League of Nations ' present, the being In They creased supplies now is no -- others jail. that there Presented Irish Par- elected Charles Burgess KEPT RIGHT submarine menace. Despite many riotous demonstrations speaker and liament Meets. by appointed Count Plunkett, Arthur Grif- To the Canadian and American farm- - the Spartacans and Independent fiths and Prof. Edward De a er this means a demand for Socialists, the German elections for Valera hisrain By EDWARD Wv. PICKARD. the, committee to present to the peace con- fully as great as at any time in the constituent assembly were heli Realizing that they cannot establish and resulted In victory ference at Paris the claims of Ireland past Wheat will be needed, meat will a substantial peace in the world while Russia Is at for Majority to The last two be required. The slogan "don't stop the Ebert faction. The war with herself and her neighbors, Socialists named are In English prisons. The saving food" is as necessary today as elected more representatives the supreme council of the peace con- than' any other group. The Lib- proceedings of the "parliament" were 17 ever. The purpose of this article is to former gress has Invited all Russian factious erals, now called the German Demo- conducted so far as possible in the direct attention to the fact that hun- to send representatives to the Princes' crats, were second, and the Spartacans Irish Celtic language, with lapses Into dreds of thousands of acres of la,nd islands in the sea of Marmora, that and Independents were snowed under, English when the former failed. In Western Canada are unoccu- still may representa- . took" they there confer with winning only in Frankfort-on-the-Mai- n The government absolutely no Flavor pied, and this land is capable of pro- The Lasts! tives of the associated powers with a and Brunswick. It was estimated the notice of the meeting of the "Dull ducing enough to supply all needs. On view to bringing about an understand- Majority Socialists would hold (55 per Elreann," as the Irish "call their as- Its rich grasses are easily raised and ing by which Russia may work out her cent of the seats. The national assem- sembly, although It was in the Man- cheaply too the cattle will be that own purposes In peaceful ways. It bly Is to meet on February (5 In Wei- sion house, under the very shadow of sought; in Its soil lies-th- e nutriment was stipulated that the Russian mar, capital of the grand duchy of Dublin 4'iiMtle. Loyal citizens hung out makes easy the production1 of that the factions must first cease all military In deference to an unusual number of union jacks and grain will needed, that be and in both action, and the Invitation made plain the demand of the south. German some returned soldiers growled a bit, the farmer will be of a good assured that the allied powers had no intention states, which wished to have the con- but there was no disorder. The Brit- profit on his investment. The land can or desire of Interfering with the right vention as far as possible removed ish government apparently Intends to be purchased at low prices, on easy of the Russians to settle their differ- from the Influence of Prussia. Kurt Ignore the Sinn Fein republic until it terms, and with the abundance of re- ences In their own way. February 15 Eisner, the Bavarian premier, failed undertakes to enforce laws that are In turns will give, It does mean - that it not was set as the date of the opening of of election to tho convention. conflict with those estbllslled by the ill- s--s of jr a matter speculation. The facts as the conference. The most radical elements' In Ger- British; then the trouble, is likely to set out are known, and certainly are This solution of, the Russian prob- many are making capital out of the begin. In the opinion of the 4oyal guaranteed. lem was presented to the supreme brutal murder of Liebknecht and Rosa Irish press, tlie purpose of- the "par- "VK These facts, the low cost In Is of the land, council by President Wilson and the Luxemburg, the Spartucan leaders, and liament" to attract the attention' of Western Cenada for and its great productivity, combined main Is on the lines of the action pro- in many places general strikes were the world, especially the peace conf Years has helocd to feed with the admirable marketing and posed by Lloyd George. At to fhe case the Sinn the world the same reaocmai Premier started In protest. Bremen was re- of Feiners. hit ifv nt nmHt trfinn at it mtmt m iinnn Kr transport facilities at the disposal of first the French, who admittedly are ported to be in the hands of the work-lngme- and the latter expected and Imped the - tf'tjf While high prices for Grain, Cattle and Sbecp y are sure to remain, price of land is much below its value. the farmer make farming in Western afraid of the spread of bolshevlsm In who had seized barracks, assembly would be suppressed by the . it i n t Mi wsi m Ti tí the i mnti At vlsttlriln v a A Kuan. Canada an attractive proposition. Ad- own country, were opposed to police. In tills tlie British fooled 'I snM 7fl their the banks and public buildings and dis- Is of wheat to tho aero can bo had on vertisement. treating In nny way with the Russian armed the garrison. At Remscheid them, not desiring to create any more oasy por ' lorma at from i to bolshevlsts, but they yielded to the Irish martyrs than necessity compels. otnA.4 all work was. stopped. There were .ra fe- --- ...... lan a ...... MII Iam Proof. If. x.w b.stn to ..... Sure opinion of the majority. It was be- serious riots In Lelpslc and other cities, If Count Plunkett takes the Sinn Fein - "'irU"," Many farms paid for from a single year's crop. Raising fellow who is visiting your cattle, sheep and hora brings equal success. The Government "The lieved ihat the contending factions ltut In Berlin were scat- declaration to (lie' peace conference It J,', wTj ik the disturbers U - encourages farming and stock raising. Railway and girl is a coming man." Is HWely to be quietly pigeon-holed- . 'V' would accept the invitation, since their tered by the firm measures adopted by , vy lido uunmoKtoner unuuu inaucemenu to nomo eK-- "lie must be. He's not a going one." exhausted. 9 "t V ers. r arms may De stocked by nana at moderate interest, resources are nearly The Gusta v Xoske, head of the government -- ta It t i Western Canada offers low Rood markets and sbip very taxation. bolshevik! were severely defeated police. One result of the Irish matter was ping; free schools, churches and healthful climate. In Russia, For pertfnilsn sa to ndnead railway rates, hastíos of (and, d recently northern and there -- J tlie killing of two policemen who were atersiare. ate. apply to Supt. of Immlc, Ottawa, Caiw or INDIGESTION, GAS, and extensive peasant are numerous One of the worst heatings the bol- guarding a quantity of explosives in rule In terri- risings against their the shevlkl of Russia have received was Tlpperary and the theft of the explos- Wit""' J af Canadian Government Aaent tory they sV UPSET STOMACH have controlled. after the capture of Narva by the ives. Tlpperary was at once placed . allied com- tp-a-- It is understood that the Esthouians, and the victors declare it under tlie crimes net, which means Its missioners who will meet the Russians amounted to a complete rout. The Inhabitants are under much the same Not Very Fetching. Truly Rated. HURRY! JUST EAT ONE TABLET be- will state these four conditions as Esthónlan .army at once moved on restraint as the people In the occupied He "The doctor my a Moyme hits "What do you think of a man who OF PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN FOR bringing an ing Indispensable in about Petrograd, taking many prisoners and parts of Germany. The murder may iout Intllgestlon." She "I don't see will constantly deceive his wife?" INSTANT RELIEF. adjustment: guns. London heard that Trotzky or- be the beginning of a new period of mything cute about that." "I think he's a wonder!'' First Peace at all points. dered the governor of Petrograd to No waiting! When meals don't fit ' terrorism and assassinations. Second Removal of all economic city Kcrp Inside as well outside you belch gas, and undigest- surrender the without a struggle. -t- a- if.ed Cross Bng Blue is the- finest clean ss by tsklng and acids barriers which restrain the free circu- a en tie lixstlve st leant ones a week, such aa Iu the Archangel region the bolshevlkl product of Its kind In the world. Ev- Doctor Pellets. ed food. When you feel indigestion ór com- While new republics are springing Pierce's Plcssast Adr. lation exchange of food and kept up a vigorous ad- pain, lumps of distress in stomach, attack on the up overnight In Europe, tlie reaction- ery Woman who has used It knows modities between the factional zoues vanced positions In heartburn or headache. Here is instant of the Americans and aries of Portugal have broken out nud (his statement to be true. It behooves those high political and the outside world. loyal Russians and were boasting power to provide themselves with relief. ' that proclaimed the restoration of the mon- Third General elections on a repre- In vicinity the Kadish they would drive archy. The movement Is especially Patches and Patriots. parachutes. sentative basis. the allies into the White sea in March. It's the clothes tliitt niiike the mini Some adequate arrange- strong in the northern part of the Fourth They seem to be well supplied with these days, all right. Patriots are The cipher-I- s an example of somet- country. Tlie revolutionists hare of- ment forthe payment of debts. artillery and shells, but known by their patches. hing; for nothing. are gaining no fered the throne to the former king. The plan of the supreme council material advantages. soon you eat of Manuel, and though he Is absolved of- Just as as a tablet was very badly received by the ' Tape's Diapepsln all the dyspepsia, In- Russian leaders now In ficially of any connection with the up- GOOD-BY- E BACKACHE, KIDNEY digestion and stomach distress ends. Paris. Their comments were bitter In In addition to settling the dispute rising, U is reported he Is on a vessel between the Italians and Jugo-- off Oporto awaiting These pleasant, harmless tablets "of the extreme and Serglus Sa.anoff, rep- the ' developments. Pape's Diapepsln always make Sick, up- resentative of the 'governments of Slavs concerning Dalniatla and Flume Ills lord In waiting at London said AND BLADDER TROUBLES peace congress con- Manuel would set stomachs feel fine at once and they Ekaterlnodar and. Omsk, declared he the has another return to his country If 'of to so. Is re- cost so littlé nt drug stores. Adv. would not sit In conference with the flict claims to adjudicate. The it wished him do There a For centuries all over the world box of imported GOLD MEDAL Haar- al- port In ac- traitors who had betrayed his country. secret treaty between the entente that, case Mn'iuel does not GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil has af- lem Oil Capsules. They are pleasant ; gave to cept the Invitation thou- A man's good deeds are limited but -I- s- lies France the control of Syria of the royalists, forded relief in thousands upon and easy to take. Each capsule con- and Armenia and now they will offer the to Dom Mig- sands of cases lame back, iumhago, one dose drops. there Is no limit to the mischief he Decision was reached by the su- comes the king throne of tains about of five Hedjas, uel Bnigiur.a, sciatica, rheumatism, gallstones, grav- Take them Just like you would any can accomplish. preme council last week on another of the represented at Paris of who married Auitu by his son, Prince Feisnl, asking com- Stewart of New Jersey. el and all other affections of the kid- pill. Take a small swallow of water very troublesome matter the Polish ' neys," liver, bladder and al- if you want to. They dissolve plete Independence and autonomy for -t- a-" ' stasach, in the, SlOO'Reward, $100 question. It was determined to send lied organs. It acts quickly. does stomach, and the kidneys soak up the Arabian state of the Hedjas to It the, Catarrh la a local dlse&o Greatly Influ- at once to study this problem a mis- It may be the "Yellow Peril" alarnr-ist- s the work. It cleanses your kidneys oil like a sponge does water. They enced by constitutional conditions, military consist of Syria, tipper and lower therefore requires constitutional treat- sion composed of a and a civil In America will be somewhat and purifies the blood. It makes a thoroughly cleanse and wash out the. ment. halLs CATARRH MEDICINE delegate from the United States, Great Mesopotamia, Yemen and Nejd. i'he by the statement of Viscount new man, a new woman, of you. It bladder and kidneys and throw off the Is taken Internally arid acts through the Britain, France and Italy. Probably, conference Is asked to send a commis- Uchlda, minister for fwelgn affairs, at frequently wards off attacks of the inflammation which is the cause of Blood on the Mucous Surface of the Sys- to tlie tem. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE if the Russian bolshevlkl remain recal- sion learn desires of the peoples the opening of the Jupauese parlia- dread and fatal diseases of the kid- the trouble. They will quickly relieve destroys the foundation of the disease, Involved. The k'ng of the Hedjaá and neys. It often completely cures the those stiffened Joints, that backache, by Improving citrant, the Polish state will be set ment. He declared that Japan had gives the patient strength his troops gave the British very con- distressing diseases of the organs of rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica, gall- the general health and assists nature In up as a strong barrier between them "no aspiration but to seek the consum-niMtlo- $100.00 any of In the Pales- the body allied with the bladder and stones, gravel, "brlckdust," etc. They 'doing Its work. for case and western Europe. siderable aid conquest of of a free and devel- HALL'S CATARRH unfettered kidneys. Bloody or cloudy urine, sed- are an effective remedy dis- Catarrh that - tine. for all MEDICINB falls to cure. - ,., -!- ; opment of her national life, along the iment, or "brlckdust" indicate an eases of the kidney, liver, Druggists 76c. Testimonials free. bladder, The Temps of Paris said last week highway of justice and peace," and i . J. Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio. condition. stomach and allied organs. Tour that the peace congress Is likely to The British draft of a league of na- that she wits "determined to pursue a druggist will cheerfully refund your ' If) often costs a lot to keep virtue create two commissions, one on the tions was submitted to the peace dele- fair andcleati policy In all Internation- Do not delay a minute If your back money If you are not satisfied after a league of one on com- gates week by Lord Cecil, al He especially emphasized aches or you are sore across the loins few days' use. Accept only In repair, but the self-start- of vice nations and the last Robert relations." the pure, Germany must pay. who said It was his opinion un in- his country's friendship for or have difficulty when urinating. Go original GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Olt Is always In working .order. pensation It that China and added that the American delegates ternational tribunal with absolutely Russia and denied that It would be to your druggist at once and get a Capsules. None other genuine. Adv. elso proposed commissions on terri- binding powers Is ntt practical at the Jupiin's policy to take advantage of Crtssfafed EydMs, torial Questions, on overseas territor- present time. Tlie British plan follows tlie domestic troubles of Russia to pro- YMm Ev1 inflamed by expo-lur- e ies and on responsibilities. It is wild the ideas of. General Smuts, the South mote selfish alms .of territorial or eco- to San. Bust and Wind in Paris that the American delegates African leader, and contemplates a nomic aggression. The' Japanese for- DISTEMPERor Strangles in Rtalllond, brood mares, colts and all quickly relieved by H oriol others ' are not yet satisfied as to tlie respon- league relying largely on public opin- eign office also issued denials of ''mis- is most destructive. The germ causing disease must be EyeBemedy. No Smarting, rpmoved from the body of the animal. To prevent the Eé1lih juit Eye Comfort At sibility of the former kolser and his ion '"and having the power to Impose chievous reports" of Japanese activi- trouble the same miiRt be doiie. Ycur Druggiiti or by mail COc per Bottle. chiefs for the war. In this matter they delay on disputants before resort to ties In China, particularly in regard to si'tm.vs compound mm will do both core the sick and prevent those "exposed" Bosk Eyt opposed arms. The a of loons. For l the free write t a are likely tq find themselves French plan for league. the granting from havinsf the disease. Sold by your druKRlst or the Nuria Ey Remedy Co Chícela. manufacturers. Spoha Medical Co., Mfra,(tosbea,Iad.,i;.S.A. í I

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FOREIGN ' AM EPITOME OF The United States will get the use WAR RAGES VOOEfl OF of all the great North German-Lloy- d Pithy News Items WESTERN liners for repatriation of American AGE LATE LIVE NEWS troops. Gathered From All Over IN PORTUGAL MINING AND OIL LIOLE 1 The question of Russia continues to , be one of the most Important before NEWS Help ta Pass tie Crisis Safe the supreme council of the peace con- New litti Mexico CABINET Piak-barn- CONDENSED RECORD OF THE ference. RESIGNS AND STRONG ly Proof that Lydia E 's ' PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT President, Poincare gave a luncheon ATTEMPT MADE TO Vegetalle Compoual News Western Newspaper BervU-e- Western Ncwftpaptr Vnlon HOME AND ABROAD. at the Elysee palace in honor of Gus-tav- e Union Nsws CROWN. Can be Relied Upon. Ador, president of the Swiss fed- W. H. Andrews, formerly territor- Arizona. eral council. ial representative In Congress Reports from the Silver Belt prop-irt- from Urbana,Ill. "During Change of Life:' New Mexico, died at Carlsbad, N. M., near Humboldt, are that twelve Rodriguez Alves, president-elec- t of feet of ore is exposed in the bottom in addition to its annoying symptoms, I FROM ALL SOURCES as- suddenly. Brazil, who was, never able to REVOLT 125-fo- an RMS NATION )f the ot shaft. The pump is bad attack ot sume the office on account of illness, The attorney general's office has cept busy keeping down an increased grippe which lasted died at Rio De Janeiro. given an opinion to the effect that water inflow. all winter and left me in a weakened SAYINGS, ACHIEVE. An understanding has been reached county officials must be paid quar- The flotation mill of the Shattuck DOINGS, THREE condition. felt between Japan and the United States terly and not monthly. ' HUNDRED OFFICERS ARE Arizona Copper Company, in which I at MENTS, SUFFERINGS, HOPES for the joint control of the Chinese ead ores were concentrated, is closed times that I would The eamp of , IMPRISONED SOLDIERS AND FEARS OF MANKIND. Eastern Siberian railroad. the Rocky Mountain lown, while miners engaged in getting never be well again. coal concern, located nearx Lydia E. Wild turkeys, grouse Hnd big BIosboiti DISBANDED. eighty-fiv- e i r I read of ducks, ut lead ore were laid oh, Vege- edible Jack rabbits have relieved dur- recently has grown to such propor- nen being affected. ' Pinkham's - tions í Compound ing, the winter the monotony of bully that it is to have a postoihce Grand I ta ble Western Newspaper Union Hews Ssrvica. all own. Announcement that the nVÜv, beef and stew in halls its Wsstera Newspaper ABOUT tinned the metis Union News Rervlcs. island Mining Company will pi'obably 1 THE WAR of the American forces fighting the General admiration is being ex- be on basis soon, a producing anj Change Oí the American soldiers, taken Bolshevikl on Dwlna in RusBia. pressed in all quarters for the mes Paris, Jan. 27. A dispatch from in through the the ;hat the stock is soon to be listed Life, so told weut-i-r- n Oporto says of I my priBoner by the Germans on the No discrimination is, to be made sage read by Gov. O. A. Larrazolo to communication with Lis Los Angeles or Pittsburg, was made bon still was cut. doctor I would try front only one now remains in against women in British Industry, the Joint assembly of the Senate and The mobilization ty Manager Robert E. Moore. it I soon began to Germany. He Is at Stuttgart too HI Premier Lloyd George declares In a House of New Mexico. of the army was continuing and civil A drill belonging to the Diamond gain in strength? ' to be removed at present. letter addressed to Lady Rhondda, battalions were being organized. Id Drilling Company of San Francisco is and the annoying-- Permission to operate a general 1 . ! - moved to the hillside above the old ..üil J Loyal troops continue entering Ber- president of the Women's Industrial milling plant and elevator has been the- fighting some persons wer ,,,.!.jiiwi-mi'ii- ' BvmDiomi ais- - killed ' Calumet and Jerome workings. The .DDeared and yourVegetable Compound lin in a systematic search for Spar-tacan- League. granted to the Gila Mining Company or wounded. About 300 offi with principal :ompany has a contract, to drill four has made' me a well, strong; woman s Min- its place of business at cers were imprisoned and one regi- 500-fo- Former Spartacan War Rudolph ot and Havenstlen, president of Gila a holes for the Calumet I do all my own housework. I cannot Spar-tacau- g and capitalization of $25,000 ment had to be The pro ister Schrelner and fifteen other the Imperial German bank, has been disbanded. Jerome Company there. recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- The Nixon Oil and Gas Company visional government revoked, have been arrested. ordered to Spa by General Foch, to has all Word comes from the Radium dis- table Compound too highly to women of Fort Sumner has filed incorpoia-tlo- n the py The issue of National War Bonds at attend the conference for discussion laws made the republic and trict, in the Pinal valley that a rich passing through the Change of Life." papers, Sam J. Nixon, C. W. had sent troops lilver been made in the Red HensoN, 13168. Orchad 5 per cent will be discontinued next of the entente financial demands on to Avlero, Villarfa: strike has Mrs. Frank Waftcer and C. C. Clancy Raven, being worked by B. Hicks and 111. month, by order of Treasury. It Germany. beingthe and other points which were faith St, Urbana, the fV. Selshaw, under a lease. The vein from organizers. The capitalization is ful to the republic. , Women who suffer nerrousness is from this source that the kidney-shape- The Sinn Fein organization at a meet $250,000. widened out into a d "heat flashes," backache, headaches ment has been deriving most of the ing, announced that at a conference pocket, which ran 1,800 ounces, it is should this famous, Vigo, Spain. and "the blues" try money for carrying on the war. of Irish republican members of the ine nrsi ueiinne steps toward a Former King Manuel innounced. root and herb remedy, Lydia . Pink-ha- state memorial for and is reported to have Teutonic accents will not be inject- British parliament on the drafts of the soldiers entered Portugal, Progress of development at the Vegetable Compound. a declaration of Independence and of sailors who represented New Mexico having crossed the Mlnho"-rive- at Mighthawk lease, near Don Luis, con- ed into "The Star Spangled Banner" " a message to the nations of the world, in the world conflict closing have Caminha. tinues proximity of an A Time-Save- If the Third army has anything to say Just to indicate the were considered. been taken at Santa by jre body on the 450-fo- level.- The Mistress I want a maid who wlli about it. As part of the Fé a number Mail to Alsace and Lorraine by way of prominent citizens who are seeking Paris. A dispatch from Lisbon re winze In the south drift, which is di be faithful and not a time-waste- r. Can regulation of the civilian pop- work of France is now possible, according to to provide a distinctive memorial at ports Ayres Ornellas, rectly in the fault along which yon promise that? ' ulation in the area occupied by the advices that formei is being been- timbered from the Postoffice Depart- a minimum of expense. .rung directed, has Bridget Indeed'n I can.. I'm thnt American troops, the playing of the ment. Parcel post packages cannot Manuel s representative, wat and sinking recommenced. At 600 HTiip-lou- ubout That of killed in fighting Monsanto 450-fo- ma'am, waátln' time American national anthem by civilians he sent, but letters, postcards and the cattle and sheep raisers the on feet, 50 feet below the ot .level, that. I make one of prnyin' am is prohibited. printed matter, samples of merchan New Mexico should attempt to induce Hill. the bottom of the- winze is ..showing Job dise and commercial papers will be the federal railroad management to streaks of copper oxide, running 5 per smibbln .Life. WESTERN accepted. rescind Its order abolishing the half Lisbon. The Portuguese cabinel :ent. .With an estimated loss of A sudden and violent epidemic of rate for feed to drought stricken sec has resigned. In an official note h RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR. . Imately $1,000,000, the Masonic tem- smallpox has broken out at Dresden, Colorado. tions of New Mexico, is the opinion of government explains that although To half pint of water add 1 oz. Bay ple and other property- was destroyed according to a telegram from Con The people of Loveland are becom Hugh H. Williams, chairman of the the monarchist government In Bi i- - Rum, a small box of Barbo Compound, stance. Official reports show 125 ing excited prospects of strik- by fire at Sioux City, Iowa. State Corporation Commission. over the anrl IA rtr nf alvrrinA Anv Hmtrtriat. rail cases of which Is said to ganza, Lisbon and other places his ing city By the disease, oil in the outskirts of the put this up or you can mix it at home at unanimous vote the Senate of have come from northern Bohemia The Supreme Court of New Mex been overcome, in still other dis- where drilling has been in progress the Idaho Legislature' passed a bill very little cost. Full directions for mak- where smallpox has been raging for ico has heard arguments In the case tricts the military and civil elements foi many months. ing and use come in each box of Barbo which felony makes it a punishable several weeks. of Isidoro Martinez, the Indian who are seeking to revive quai'rels among The Mayflower mine, situated in the Compound. It will gradually darker by imprisonment up to ten years to Chiefs of departments in" the Ger- was tried in the District Court oi the republicans. Wherefore the min- Arastra Basin mining district, under streaked, faded gray hair, and make it soft hoist flag color is or display the red in this man government, especially the min- Santa Fé county for the murder of isters, not desiring to weaken the re lease, has been one of the most regu and glow- - It will not the scalp, not sticky or greasy, and does not rub off. Adv. state. isters of commerce and of trade, pro his wife-- , found guilty and sentenced publican forces in the present gravé lar shippers of San Juan county dur The Montana Stockgrowers' Asso test against acceptance by the Ger to be hanged. The killing hour, have decided to resign, but will ing the past year. The ore is sent toj occurred , Figuring the Finances. ciation, In session at Helena, went on man elements of the latest armistice Santa Cruz, new the Durango smelter for treatment. at a little over a year continue their functions until a ' you go The Iowa-Tig- er under- "Why don't into politics?" record againBt government ownership conditions, the fulfillment of which, ago. government is formed. mine, the Slat-ter- y "Can't afford it," replied the cau- and operation of livestock facilities as they declare, "means for Germany the management of Senator J. H. The taxpayers of Dona Ana county and associates, shipped nine car- tious citizen. "It hns, become almost proposed by the Slrams bill now be organlzeT preparation of starvation.' have formed a local taxpayers' league Lisbon. The royalist movement loads of their high grade concentrates custom for a statesman to leave of- fore Congress. i SPORT due to the widespread sentiment in the north, which was restricted to out to the Durango smelter from .their fice a poorer man than when he en- among the citizens county A plea that the government aid The Texas Legislature has passed of this that Oporto and Braga, is being put down mill in the Arastra Basin mining sec- tered it. And I'm In debt now." assessments against them this year direction of Louis many Americans and others who, he anti-poo- l halT by concentration of republican tion, under the the and billiard hall bill were'erroneous. operate in says, are practically marooned in the It is to troops. The movement been Quanstrom, during the past ten days. Charley Taft, son of former Pres- conformity with the principles of the has Hawaiian islands because of lack of completely stamped out in Lisbon, Manager O'Hea of the Star Tunnel hi Attack of Influenza ident William Howard Taft, Just back State Taxpayers' Association and is and Mining shipping. Is to be made to Congress where some infantry, cavalry and ar- Company, operating on from France, returned to Yale univer certain to play a large part in the Clear Creek, above Black Hawk, is by J. K. Kalanlanaole, delegate to coming of Often Leaves Kidneys in that sity. He will coach the varsity bas assessment roll of the county. tillery occupied the two forts erecting ore house and bins to body from Islands, according ,1 the to an ketball team. Guy Burnett, camp general secre- Monsanto Hill and Duque and hoist store the ore that is now .coming from by announcement Mr. Kalanlanaole in tary of the Army Young Men's Chris- ed the royalist flag. These forces sur- tr i workings on that property during V Weakened Condition San Francisco. Jack Barry, former member of the world's champian Boston American tian Association at Camp Cody, has rendered after a prolonged bombard- the development work that is being California's gold production for 1918 League Baseball Club, has been hon- received instructions from J. L ment by government troops, aided carried on. In all parts of country have was $17,207,000, her nearest competí- orably discharged from the officers Ward, salvage supervisor of construc- by marines and battalions of Revival of the mining industry of Doctors the been kept busy with the epidemic of in- tor being Colorado, whose production material school at Harvard. He still tion for Hie Southern Department ol civilian volunteers, who enthusiastic Colorado through a unification of the approximated $12,853,500, on T.ed Sox forces represent fluenza which has visited so many homes. according is the roster. the Army "Y," with offices In Sar ally offered their services for the de- that an investment to a communication from the geologi- Kentucky in property running in the millions is The symptoms of this disease are very horses and owners, al Antonio, to proceed once to fense of the republic. cal survey in Washington received by though overshadowed numerically by at solicit proposed in the Girard bill, backed distressing and leave the system in a ma ing Y. M. victim-complain- Charles O. Yale oí the local branch stables of New York and other eastern bids for five Army C. A by the Colorado Metal Mining Asso down condition. Almost every, of the survey. Alaska produced states, are holding first honors In win buildings at Camp Cody. Will Hold Sufficient Troops. ciation and the Colorado chapter of of lame back and urinary no Mining Congress. which should not' be neglect- and other state produced ning races and as largest money win- A "Modern Health Crusade by the London. Anticipating an announce- the Anierican troubles more $7,000,000. Montana led in ed, as these danger signals often lead than ners at the Oriental park race course school children of New Mexico is tc ment to be made by a conference of The Dives Leasing Comnanv. un the production of kidney troubles. Druggists-repor- t silver, the amount at Havana. be inaugurated under auspices Geddes, lord of der the management of Dan MacLean produced Í13,- the oi Sir Eric former first a large sale on Dr. Kilmer' being $15,341,793: Utah The $11,000 monthly de- New Mexico Asso- of Durango, who are operating the salary limit the Public Health the admiralty, Field Marshal Halg and Swamp-Roo- t which so many people say 439,811, Idaho $10,188,056, Nevada by lrilby cided on the National league was ciation, according to John Tombs oi Maj. Henry of bnenanaoah and mines located soon heals and strengthens the kidney-afte- $10,113,405, Colorado $6,982,313, Ari- Gen. L. Wilson, chief Cunningham rescinded at a special executive meet Albuquerque, one of the chief spirits at the head of gulch, Swamp-Roo- t, zona $6,771,490 and California $1,- - general Btaff of the British army, an attack of grip. ing of the league members. The new in organization. This is plari the have been one of the steady pro- 555,417. The total production of gold that a is being an herbal compound, has a gentle limit decided upon was not disclosed, to eticourage competition among chil- now meeting in Paris, a statement ducers of the San Juan mining dis- which, in 1918 was $68,493,500, and of silver healing effect on the kidneys, but It was $550 month dren in personal sued by the war office says: "The trict, shipping on an average of eight $67,879,206, representing the smallest stated that the hygiene and in othei is almost immediately noticed in most ly was states been effect- proposals of the conference will make carloads of high grade ore a month output of gold twenty years limit considered insufficient has found a most cases .by those who try it. Dr. Kilmer in and ive in public we every of during; the past year. send the smallest output of silver since and unworkable. factor health education. sure that have in theater & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., offer to of Swamp-Root- , on 1913. GENERAL A carefully prepared draft of a the war sufficient forces during the At the Lackawanna mine of the D. a sample size bottle year to we not L. & W. Mining and Reduction Com- receipt of ten cents, to every sufferer WASHINGTON Oil aboard the tanker Roald "blue sky" law designed to curb pro- present see that are moters of "wildcat" corporations, but robbed of our victories and the Ger- pany the raise connecting No. 1 and who requests it. A trial will convince The war trade board gave notice Amundsen exploded, killing one and No. 2 levels was completed the fore any one who may1 be in need of it. Regu- injuring many causing a million containing safeguards against' dis- mans and their confederates will be that rice had again added to and part of the week. This raise is dou- lar medium and large size bottles, for ben the dock at Philadelphia. couragement of legitimate enterpriset made to execute faithfully and punc- of dollar fire ble compartment and timbered with sale at all druggists. Be sure to mentio. list restricted imports. for the development of the state's oil ' Thirty-on- e acts of heroism were tually the conditions, not only of the square sets the full distance of 140 this paper. Adv. Railroads in 1918 government and other natural resources, was rec- under recognized by the Carnegie hero fund armistice, but the treaty of peace, feet. a tine piece of work, control and usual war conditions ommended to the Wyoming Legisla- It is commission at Its fifteenth annual ture by the State Bar Association. Then that is signed, and they will straight as an arrow and permits of His Reason. earned about $718,000,000, or $250,000,-00- 0 also enable us to discharge lour own ventilation, as well as ore handling, Hewitt "Why do you call your less than in 1917, $370,000,000 less meeting held at Pittsburg. Nearly all Legislation of several other varieties also will be recommended by de- from both levels. An extraordinary your than in the record year of 1916, the recipients of medals were East- the as- duties toward our allies and those sweetheart Jewett and sociation. amount of ore has been developed for about the same as In 1915. erners. pendent upon us. "Because she is out )f sight." The State Corporation Commission the work accomplished. President Wilson cabled his appro- Two transports, the Conia and the is investigating a complaint regard- ADOPT LEAGUE. Do what you can when you are val of simultaneous memorial meet- Susquehanna, and the cruiser Freder Montana. ick on way home France ing the telephone toll rates betweéD to do what you would. ings throughout the country on Feb. are the from Company with more than 6,000 troops. Roswell and Loving and Malaga. Appoint Committee to Represent As The Anaconda has sus 9 to honor the memory of Theodore pended retreatment of tailings at Wa- Roosevelt New Zealand's casualties in the war The apportionment of the National sociated Nations. e shoe concentrator in line with curtail Spanish Influenza totaled 57,932, of whom onlyorty-flv- Forest share of the federal aid road Paris. The peace conference can Director General Hines said for 'the fiscal year 1920 ment policy. Washoe smelting works that were taken prisoner by the enemy. funds has unanimously adopted the blague of (here was no foundation for the re- been made, according to information now operating about 60 to 70 per cent be prevented easier than The number killed was 10,500. nations project. President Wilson ports that the Railroad Administra- received by the district foresier at of normal. The North Butte last Sat- The Australian government has Colonel House the American urday suspended sufficient of work- can be cured. tion is giving consideration to "any Albuquerque. The apportionment and are it sanctioned the formation of a com- members of the commission ing forces to effect approximately 40 increase In the present basis of rates." amounts to $54,410 for Arizona and thereon. pany to survey an aerial route be $37,750 for New Mexico, for construct- The resolutions were adopted by the per cent reduction in output. At the first sign of a hog The price agreement made dur- tween Australia and th Far East. ing roads within or partly within the conference without change. The per The North Butte Company reports ing war two ' the between the Food Admin- Thomas B. Smith, mayor of Phil National Forests of these states manent chairman, M. Clemenceau, for December an output of 2,230,507 shiver or sneeze, take istration hog under section 8 of the Bankhead bill. and producers will be adelphia, is on trial in the Common read a resolution on the league of pounds of copper, 97,443 ounces of sil- continued In the face of present Protesting against the rescinding the Pleas court charged with misdemeanor nations to the effect that such a ver, 155 ounces df gold. This com- large surplus, it was an- of the half freight rate order for officially In office and violating a state law league was to be organized by inter- pares' wtih 1,802385 pounds of cop- stock feed being shipped into sec- nounced. prohibiting the participation of office national 'obligations and safeguard- per, 72,748 ounces of silver and 115 CASCARÍA tions of New Mexico, County Agent ' Pi QUININE Speaker Champ Clark declared In holders in politics. ing the nations against war. The ounces of gold in November and with Tlnsley and the Chamber' of Com- v. the House during debate on the dip- Livestock on farms and ranges of league would be an Integral part of 2,019,788 pounds of copper, 80,946 merce, Santa Fé, have wired Wash- ounces of silver and 134 juntes of gold . lomatic appropriation bill, in favor of the country on Jan. 1 was valued at the peace treaty and would be open t ington officials setting up the rea- in October. every American soldier being with- $8,830,204,000 In an estimate made to all civilized nations favoring Its Standard cold remedy for 30 yean In tablet sons for the continuance of the re- In flooding fm in fe, ture, no opiate break! up a cold drawn from Russia and the rest of public by the Department of Agricul alms. The conference appointed a the of the burning areas in 24 hour relieve! rin in 3 days. Money duced rate. According to the order t Europe. nre. This Is an Increase of $546,006, associ- of the Leonard miife of the Anacon- back if it failt. The genuine box haa a Red top commission representing the wita aor. run picture. All stores. ago. issued a ,'ew days ago, the reduced da Copper Mining Company with At uruf In disposing of test cases, the Su- 000 over their value a year ated governments to elaborate a rates were nullified on Jan. 25. and-lad- waters, the engineers of preme Court decided com- Officials of Chilton county, Alabama, for the league, including its ' that the Those who know, claim that this will the big copper corporation believe CC'ST0TE2 merce act, as amended in 1910, did said that an issue of county1 bonds, prerogatives. The preliminary draft valued at $221,000. had been forged be disastrous to the state stock busi- they have the first promise of com- Qr.Tnonri COKGHESS not prohibit the free exchange of util- for a league of nations says that the CHICC-,!LL,FEB- . and fraudulently issued in Chicago. ness in many cases. The backing of plete mastery of the underground fires AT 18, 19,20 ity service between telegraph tele- league should have a permanent or- UttriltlMtl lllsa and The forgery was discovered, it was practically all local business organ- Which for the past twenty-thre- e years Slw Fit phone companies, com- ganization to carry on the business 13,000 IH CASH prize:. and railroad said, by the presentation of several izations is being secured for the pro have been smouldering thousands of panies, even where service from one of the bonds to the county treasurer between meetings of international feet deep in the copper veins of the U Registered Shorthorn test against the withdrawal. feeding on sulphur InthaShowavdAU line to points on another wAa involved. for payment. conferences of all the members. Butte district, the to ba Sold in tka Auction ous material found in the ores. Preparations for a combined effort President Carranza is preparing a T. E. Pendergrass of Roswell, mem The Shorthorn Is the farm ber of the Socialist executive commit- ar's breed. Bef aod milk under the Webb act to extend the for-elg- n manifesto restoring all confiscated , Trotzky May Have Escaped. Now is the time to prodncv tee of New Mexico was found guilty New Mexico. both. (X)MS and BitiNt market for American textiles property to the original owners " ruur neighbor. Look ore! oí violating the espionage act in the London. A. dispatch from Copen Ihacittiiiia&d grit acquaint completed by re- Coal mining has been New Mexico'" were the textile alliance throughout Mexico, according to Federal District Court. He was con- hagen quotes advices from Reval that n who me urwHierj. important war industry. In Americaa. Shorthata Breeder!' Auociitioa. Client- - export corporation of New York, ports at El Paso. ' victed on two counts, each one' charg Leon Trotzky, Bolshevist minister of must this the state has made a credit-aoi- e which filed papers of organization Miss Jessie Ashley, for two years ing the defendant with making war and marine, escaped from Narva activity, with speeches tending to cause insubordi- record without more than toucu- - r m aV-- the Federal Trade Commission president of the Collegiate Equal Suf- before the town was captured, but éi av7.i'7 Á7 éJ 7 required by nation. The defense offered no evi- ir.g her vast deposits. An increased as law. The four great frage League and formerly treasurer that a regiment of he Red Guard and i - Suffrage dence. production of 600,000. tons textile associations formed the new of the National Woman's a of its offjeers were made col in Use Cuticura Soap s' League, is dead in New York. Alejandro Colaque, a twelve-year-ol- number 1918 over that of 1917 is reported combination. prisoner. The dispatch adds the Redf , en- Jemez Indian boy, was found dead a by the State Fuel Administration. Dispatches to the State Department American shipping has been bourgeoisie who remained To Clear Your Skin mile In- killed the Washington said all be- abled, to make rates in successful com- south of the United States Miners' wages have been raised fron All druggists: BospX. Ointment X B0. TalonmX. at business in Narva and also the entire popula- t tween Lima and Callao, Peru, petition with other maritime nationj dian school at Santa Fe, with his neck BU to 65 per cent. Seventy-fiv- e pel Sample each free of "Owucnra, Dpl 1, Sosten." had been surrounding villages, owing tc suspended as a result of the dynamit- under the provisions of the shipping broken, face mashed flat and head tions of cent of the increase in the price ot people to pay ing of a portion of the Central Rail- policy adopted by the government of frozen solidly into the ice of the road. lie inability of the th coal is due to the increase in the price - way during strike disturbances. the United States. eavy taxes imposed on them. In wages, it is officially stated. W. N. U., DENVER, NO. 5- -1 119. THE SPANISH-AMERICA-

9 I " I J II0II0Í1EDJY ALL I IMfy Itel Mis J. h i? r Sol A Word About the emonesa Praise Accorded American am diers Is Universal. Kidneys " BY DOCTOR WATSOIi, People are eatily frightened when they Chivalry on to Their Bravery and thf think something is the matter with their Peace Palace Field of Has Added aura Battle Ben lungi or heart, and well they may be; but Fin Generosity to an Un- few people understand the dangers of dis scrupulous Enemy. eased kidneys. These organs have a duty of vital importance to perform, and if they World Autocracy to Get and "Let another man praise thee are diseased, there is no telling bow or aot own ; thine mouth a stranger and where the symptoms may appear. The Spot not thine own lips," says an ancient Death Blow on kidneys are filters, and when they are proverb ; which Is easier to obey than healthy they remove the poisons from the Despot-- . It has been sometimes, for the air Is Wheré French blood and purify it. When the kidneys resonant with adulation for this coun- are diseased, the poisons are spread every- try and Its people praises for Its be- ism Fell 125 Years A'ao. nevolence, energy, Idealism, array and where, and one of these poisons is uric navy. acid. The uric acid is carried all through We have exulted in the praise be- the system and deposited in various places, Ir, Indeed, Is ihe turn of fate which stowed upon the boys In khaki for their in the form rf urate salts in the feet, lias decided Hint the greatest 'peace chivalry toward women, their gentle- ankles, wrists and back often forming conference In history shall meet ln ness to little children, their high mo- bags under the eyes. Sometimes the result the section of Versailles once oc- - rale amid great temptations, and ing trouble is called rheumatism, lumbago, by In i courage In these vir- sciatica and backache. Finally, come atone cupied Marie Antoinette. Surely hfts their battle. But i I i the news must wake a dim rustle of"' If tues were all exhibited to friends and in the bhdder, diabetes and Bright's ' ' 1 ghostly satins, a of - i dt : - allies. tVI faint murmuring ' it ' m i long-dea- d events In ; '.?'" z ; Now comes, however, a testimony to Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., in recent those halls which h i ; if . ,"i,r I once heard the terrified flutterlngs of their behavior toward their enemies, years, discovered that a certain combina the royal butterfly caught In the steel which ought, we think, to give us even tion of remedies would dissolve uric acid net of the French revolution. a deeper Joy. (urate salts) in the system. ' He found this For Marie Antoinette, guiltless in "Especial iralse," says a dispatch combination to be harmless, so that he large measure of the sins for which she suffered,' -- '.''''lili, from Amsterdam, "was given the made it up in tablets, of double strength, was sacrificed its the symbol of tyranny on the Ifjj ifeu : American troops of occupation by I and called them Anuric Tablets. They democracy hag ,1 representative of the Berlin foreign dissolve nrio acid in the human system as altar of that which now triumphed. Striking out somewhat blindly In the throes of the ministry on his return from Treves. hot coffee dissolves sugar. If you have birth of liberty, France thrust the young queen "Tht Judgment of all Germans, such uric acid troubles, don't delay in taking to her death In an outburst against oppression that as shopkeepers, hotel keepers and men Anuric Tablets, which can be secured in should have been a warning to William of the on the street, Is that the behavior of the drug stores. You can write Dr. Pierce, llohenaollerns. the Americans Is blameless." too, and he will tell you what to eat and "Blameless I" "Sans peur et sans re- how to live so that more uric acid will not ( Those rooms which saw the defeat of the last I form your system. Dr. Pierce will not niggle .of dlvine-rlg- autocracy In France will proche !" in sec the defeat of the last We pity the man or woman who can charge for this advice. struggle of dl vine-rig- au- read that testimony without choking Natural Idea. tocracy In the world. The up a little bit. One ought not to for- get that these young Americans are "How was it that crlmlnnl managed fall of French despotism - rr-- - , rx X among people whom they have to make such a slick escape?" was the signal 125 years yt Íj' III a .I ( w ... v.- :v st WHICH TftAL "I suppose It was because he looked ngo of German ." learned to hate. If there has been one for the fall SfamffJ orAC so smooth, the police thought they despotism today. Across thing above all others upon which they cosiffrarccfwoeABiy needn't iron him;" the turrets, of Potsdam the universally agreed, It was loathing nnd Khndow of Versailles has horror for German frlghtfulness. In all To Have a Clear Sweet Skin. . lain for all who had vision Í f 1 r their letters home they wrote of their fore the visitor. There are also countless portraits Irrepressible dread that the war might Touch pimples, redness, roughness to see. , I or Itching, if any, with Cutlcura Oint- It was Versailles that unci statues. be stopped in some way before they sumptuously adorned, and ment, then bathe with Cutlcura Soap Jtood at one end of the The royal chapel is had taken vengeance upon the Huns 'by Coypel. At north toward and hot water. Rinse, dry gently and road leading straight has good celling pictures the for their bestial conduct end of wing Is the theater, by Louis XV, helpless women and dust on a little Cutlcura Talcum to through Ypres nnd Mons, t this built wounded men and by national assembly after the leave a fascinating fragrance on skin Verdun and Chateau nnd used the children. Franco-Prussia- n war, nnd later by the senate. The now they are moving across the Everywhere 25c each. Adv. Thierry, to the very cen- And the Crusades are resplendent and cov- foes as conquer- ter and stronghold of Booms of fountry of their hated ered with large paintings. The Impressive Gal-eri- e I every highway and at every Heritage Worth While. kaiserism in Berlin. Un- ors 'On do Constantino holds some of the finest bat- see men who An education Is the only legacy most willing victim though she street corner they the pictures of Vemet. The Grands apartments nameless hor- fathers are able to leave their chil- was, Innocent nnd vicari- tle have perpetrated these of Louis XIV overlook the park and contain note- - rors. Those men are at their mercy. dren. Tills education should be of the ous sacrifice for the an- ML4C 'Of VfáAILLEJ,mL7 3Y'IOVJXV 'AT 'COJ7 Of'200,000,000 worthy paintings. Ad- - yet, upon testimony of these best. Buffalo News. cient crimes of kings, nil And the Joining Is the famous Gal-erl- e themselves, "their behavior Is Ignorant of the high part her agony was to pay In brutes des Glnces an Im- blameless." Important to Mothers the upward struggle of Europe, Marie Antoinette Examine carefully every bottle of and sumptuous We read that they march through did not tíie In vain. What the French revolution mense CASTOBIA, that famous old remedy room facing the center of German cities grim and silent; began the world war has finished. these for Infants and children, and see that It the gardens. Its paint- their faces white and their Jaws set; There Is n corridor in Versailles nt which the 7 ings nre by Louis Lehrun. looking neither to the right hand nor Bears the - flun envoys can look with bitterness only S7 "IT" r'i William I was crowned to the left; and Signature of ( corridor and a gorgeous chamber. The chamber X emperor of Germany In These are the men, re- In Use for Over 30 xears. Is that In which Bismarck explained to the French this room In 1871. The member, who went "over the top" In Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria plenipotentiaries, Jules Favre and Louis Thiers, bed, chamber of Louis XIV many a bloody battle, singing "We the crushing nnd humiliating terms imposed by is imposing, and contains won't come back until It's over over Magician's Real Object. erriiany after the defeat of France 47 years ago. the magnificent hed on there." We do not learn tricks of magic In Jioles are somewhat reversed In this year of grace, St 7 . r which he breathed his "Blameless!" "Sans peur et sans re- order to deceive other people but to 3919. Near the chamber Is that sumptuous corri- ' apart- entertain them. The magician's object l ! Inst. His Petits proche !" dor known as the Hall of Mirrors, where once the I Ml a- - if .J ' ments are continuous and What a miracle Is such young man- Is not to mislead but to amuse. French monarchs strolled and chatted with their i bedchamber hood! How strangely Its contempla- í i , 'X Include the courts. It Is 'the spot In which William I pro- i i fl?t" "MI 'ti fr of Louis XV, where he tion moves the hearts. Whnt pride we BOSCHEE'S SYRUP claimed the German empire, and It Is the spot xxxXf died. The Grands apart- take In thinking that these blameless where the pgnce treaty that shatters his empire Why use ordinary cough remedies ; queen are youths belong to usl They are our ' x r '.i v.:.: y s ments of the will doubtless be signed. - beautifully decorated. In boys yours and mine! When Boschee's Syrup has beeu used ? fifty-on- Strange, musty memories haunt every corner of xj gor- grow- so successfully for e years In J the Immense and If the generation of lads now this gorgeous palace outside the Paris walls, Batail-le8ov- parts í geous Galerle des ing up In America Is not fired with a all of the United States for open to free- brown now the cleanrsweet winds of p X4 IiIl' mVn iWsiv&U 130 rards long spirit of emulation by the conduct of coughs, bronchitis, colds settled in the dom. D.j Pompadour, Du Barry the especially lung and train .of are many grand battle these soldiers of the American expedi- throat, troubles? It lesser lovely harpies their Intrigues and their tvti gives the patient a good night's rest, pictures by modern French tionary forces, we shall feel like wicked beauty still lend a dark gleam of romance lit- free from coughing, with easy expec- artists. The Galerle de owning them. There will be hut to the txqulslte tapestries against- - which gives in the l'Emplre contáis paint- tle excuse for rowdyism, inefficiency. toration in the morning, nature .yesterday of history their brocades stood out In ca-- Intemperance cowardice for the a chance to soothe the Inflamed parts, XIV ings representing the and glistening relief. Here Is the mirror reflected CffAfltti OTlOiAS f rfVILACeoryRALLi off the disease, helping the pa- that first emperor. boys whose fathers and big brothers throw the cynic, appraising smile of Louis XV. There Is an white gown and a whltu cap with a black r,0nrte. the only to regain his health. Made in In a leer ui uiiuiriiu pWIs and vast have extorted such admiration not tient marble balustrade so lately touched by fluttering cheek" was , The park, with Its decorative sold more half the the ribbon against her pale this celebrated Le from friends but foes. Cincinnati America and for than jeweled fingers d'Orleans. had been shat- fountains, was first laid out by the century. Adv. of the Duchess Iu that the brilliant butterfly, whose wings artificial, and a corner flamed the scarlet robe of the Cardinal de tered on the dagger polnts'of life. With a face of Notre. It is Imposing, but stiff and Renaissance gar- liohan. stone she accepted the ribald jeers of a frenzied has served as a famous type of Easily Accomplished. ornamental basins, huge New Finish for Concrete Floors. But because of her Innocence and ' crowd. Slowly, slowly they took her to the spot den. Terraces, large Ilich Bachelor "My only ambition her dramatic flowers, countless marble A new polish for concrete floors 1 months ago husband had been be- vases overflowing with s to die poor." Married Friend "And fate, It Marie Antoinette most of all whose pres- where ten her reflecting where a hard surface and a dustless headed. ' groups and busts, statues especially have you picked out the girl yet?" ence pervades the wide, painted rooms. Over these bos- one Is desired consists of 95 per cent They reached the Place Louis Quluze. (There the appropriate- - art of Coyzevox-qulncunxe- glassy floors her Irresponsible feet danced. In the mock of Iron dust or Iron flour. It Is added was no prophet to show Marie Antoinette the quets and geometrically trimmed trees, here Petit Trianon across the wuy she played at mllk-mul- pond to the dry cement In' the proportion of grim guillotine, vision Ver- and the natural. An Immense And the gardens still hold a faint sigh of vision behind the the of nature 15 to 25 pounds to each 100 pounds, away In shape of a cross In front of Confined to Her Bed lier laugh, ringing out a ; sailles and Its peace conference and the Incredible stretches the Is carefree as peasant girl's "of grand fountains, and one part of the mixture used year 1919. , the palace. The playing the When the whole court Joined In blind man's buff. of great with two parts of sandi This prepara- Time She saw only tje Temple, where her children enlivened by colored lights, Is one of the Days at a Such a blind king and court, eyes closed against flights tion Is applied as a top coat to a thick- were confined. Toward that fortress she cast a sights In and about Taris. Two immense Hie dreadful game Impending. They were children, ness of one-ha- lf to one Inch. It forms Quick of anguish. And then, against the cpld sky, steps descend on the opposite side of Bat Doan's Brought the two sovereigns children in years and In out- glance of marble a hard and durable floor, claimed to be saw the glitter of a knife poised for swift to the famous orangery, beyond which and Lasting Cure. look during those first holiday seasons when the she the palace waterproof and not slippery. This com- descent. She climbed upward to It, eagerly. extends a vast pond which was dug by the Swiss court played nnd Paris starved and the first re- northern section of position is also made use. of where It Mrs. Herrman Ruschke, 177 Fourth When Louis XIV chose Versailles as the site for guard of Louis XIV. In the Y., says: mote stirrings came which led by long and bloody and Tri- Is desired to make new concrete units St.. Long Island City, N. his new palace and park It had little to commend park are th charming Grand Petit "The in my back were almost roads to the Versailles peace conference of the the many with old. pains ' It, being a low, swampy area and distant from anon Near by are the carriage houses, with unbearable. 1 always felt tired and 3 ear 1919. J water supply. A of state, including some of the magnlfi. listless and found it almost impossible r Marie Antoinette' was only an adequate chateau Louis vehicles of to my housework. Gradually fourteen ynrs old . In Old Sweet Way. to attend XIII, however, was situated there. "grand used by Nap61en. the suf- - fifteen-year-ol- The cent equipages the pains increased day by day my when they arranged her betrothal to the d Christmas came In the old, sweet monarch" lavished vast sums In laying out, com- lermg became worse. Ul-te- n dauphin. She was' married at the age of forgotten pleting and maintaining this magnificent royal WILL OUTSPEED THE OTHERS. way; the Lord ain't where Hashes of light and At the age of twenty she was queen of ap- nlxten. seat. The court came here permanently about his homefolks stay I black Specks would France. Just before her fortieth birthday she was on a car and Oh, they've been in the dark, but the pear before my eyes and 1682, nnd from that time for more than 100 years I noticed a boy coming downtown dizzy spells would come guillotined. dark made the day; the Lord knows Versailles figured prominently in history. Louis lie was deep In a magazine. over me. My hands and For three years the king and queen had been where his homefolks stay I were swollen and my XV dwelt here and, Madaine de Pomadour and It told him not of the tangles of Nearera's hair, the number feet virtually prisoners In the Tuileries palace, whither dynamo, of .wave- Burn, little fire. In the humble place, head pained me so at Madame du Barry signed ver this vast pleasure hut of the colls of the the thought it would ihey Vera returned after one vain attempt In a times I atx establishment. Here, too, Louis XVI and Marie lengths of the wireless, of the mysteries of the with the Christmas smllin' child's sulit. Mv kidneys an-- revolutionary fury broke. flight. At last the On Antoinette resided. In the palace was signed the rail nnd the telephonic circuit. sweet face; sing, sweet. Christmas. In noyed me, too. I be- - tj tggijg third rlwinnnrtpnt. - the tenth of August, In 1792, the steps of the treaty of 1783 between England, France Spain, had satisfied himself as to the latest the old, sweet way: 'The Lord ain't rnmA Rnnitt- and When he times would to my bed Tuileries ran crimson with the blood of the faith- he to forgotten where his homefolks stay I" I have to take on the same day on which the definite treaty of progress In airships find seaplanes, turned for three or four days at a time. I ful Swiss guard. Escaping to the national assem- peace In which England recognized the independ- the"ndvertlsements and read them as If he were Frank L. Stanton In Atlanta had the good fortune to hear of - bly, the king and- queen, with their two children, ence of the United States was signed In Paris. listening to music. Doan's Kidney I'illt, to I began us- Temple, af prison states-genera- ing them and was soon back in per- were lodged in the fortress. meeting of l, the boy," I whispered to myself, "Is on the The the opening net "That fect health again. My cure has stood Blow blow fell thereafter on the defense- ' after of the French revolution, .took place here on May -- way to the place In the world that .comes hf No, Economy. the test of time, so I am only too glad royal family. king less heads of the The was 4, 1789. Since then It hns never been used as a resi- patient research nnd concentrated study." "The Germans consider themselves to recommend Doan s to other kidney back taken away, tried, and. sent for an agonizing dence. During the siege of Paris In 1870-7- King lad with the patent office In his mind will grent economists." sufferers." The political Ruschke gave the above state ttcene of farewell. Standing rigid as a statue In made headquarters lad with patent leather on his Mrs. William I of Prussia his here, soon outspeed the "Doii't see why they should, nfter ment m April, lain, and on April 4. Mnrle Antoinette the guns boom . Ledger." her cell, hird and here he was crowned German emperor Janu- feet, Philadelphia Public ihe way. they wasted moiley on 1917. she added: "I gladly repeat all forth tho tidings of his execution.' ary 18, 1871. When the Germans departed, the I havt said aboat Doan's Kidney they Cured me of kid A little later she was separated from her chil- French government established itself at Versailles RED FOR JACK. Pills, for have revolting Indignities ney complaint. dren, subjected to during a and carried on war against the Paris commune. It The Dizzy Life. ten after the 1879, when. was Why do you always buy two of Ct Dou't at Ait Star, 60c Bra farcical trial, and months execution remained here until Paris or.ee Mary kinds Miss Prltrlkld Oh. I am so happy condemned to political capital. husband was herself die. Th,e more made the notepnper? o of her Ja'k has hnught a new auto; one-ina- which Maria Theresa bequeathed to palace is composed of a central square, two Well, when I write to Jnck I use red paper DOAN'S" fortitude her The Jane top. you know. FOSTER-MILBUR- CO. BUFFALO. N. Y. shining with a pure and steady the right and left of It, and a third wing means love; and when I write to George daughter bad been wings at that Mrs. U.vdiT How nice I Now he can light these many months. Murle Antoinette heard backing on the square and extending into the' I use blue paper which means fathffcl and true, - take you for a spin. death sentence with a smile. park. The imposing facade Is one fourth of a London TIt-BIf- lier ' Daby Colda . cold windy morning In October they long. . The Court d'Honneur Is entered from On a and mile None Turned Up. require treatment with remedy flat ion-tai- summoned forth this daughter of an empress on the palace, large pillars marking the entrance and HANDICAPPED. no opiates. Puo's ia mild but effec- "1 nm'l tell Jusi what nationality all shame had been heaped. Her brown symbolizing national victories unde Louis XIV. "It's tough when a grand opera prima donna tive! pleasant to take. Mk your druggist for whom thiit lull stranger belongs to. H had turned silver; her body was bent; her Most of the great French painters, notably David, begins to lose her voice." " "V y!fW,V hair -- u drooping iiiustacle." grown low and tremulous. Net for years Delacroix and Horace Vernot, are represented It is so. They might go Into vaudeville, but ueai'K voice had "Oh. then, he must belong to th man heard the gay laugh that once chal- here, and all the history of France, with Its great they're mostly too fat to turn Louts had any i -- Courier-Journal- . I'ruissiiiu guards.'. , V v.. , lenged court etiquette at Versailles. A weary woro- - battles nnd ceremonies, Is spread on canvas b vlHe i: THE SPANISH-AMERICA-

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I Color Calicoes, 8 yds. for $1.00 The bean plays an Important part In iht Chinese domestic cionomy, and, ac-- L All the official news of the $f.0) Never Fail Oh Tanks $1.65 cording Kast and West News, one! of the specially desired qualifications! :Htate Capital appears first .25-Sma- Large Box Quaker Oats Each . v of the Chinese matron, throughout the! inthe Santa Fe New Mexican " " ' - norffiem provinces, la her ability to' .121 concoct from beans green, black and All the fresh political gossip Mens Collars .09 yellow those staple dishes that the Chinese know is teu feu and Hajig of the Capital appears , -- " State Sole Childrens Rubbers .29 fen. first in New Mex The Survivor The bean seldom appears on the Chinese table whole; Is not consid- . , it fua. ered ns fit for food until It has been reduced 'ío Its essences and put up in the form of bean curd, or bean statin, The activities of al; patriot- All other goods reduced in price. which 'are for"sale- - In every roadside ic organizations are reported foodshop of northers China. The p'rouueing nourish- "New art of these fully in the iSanti Fé ing foods, which are th meat of tha Mexican...... I .:" :"liiM':Mi éM'yW!f"' ittiíSií'í. poor, is to the rural Chinese woman Private Sale what he making of butter, cheese and Jam .is to the Occidental hose All news of the M authentic I will seiche following house-ho- WOMEN WORKERS MAKE, wife. In the large cities bean ma- Great War, received over fwniture that belonged to MUNITIONS FOR UNCLE SAM nipulation of that sort is a craft and ' a commercial activity, as the mak- leased Associ- - ' Just wire from the - ' ' . r if P. IS. Pogue who has returned to v. ing of Jam ñnd butíter is in the largo , ated is presented in the Women are engaged fa making Press rS his home in Missouri. cities of the West; but it can hardly yanta Fe New Mexican, (munitions In twontytwo raunltlos be called an Industry, since it Is still 'cantonments built by thei United quite whhoutvorgflnlzutlon. The beans Dresser , (States. '"Little puMicity has bee gly-- i must be crushed, sonked, baked, boil- Man' Handicap Bedstead en to the location of the plants, but ed, strained, and so on, before the es- "More man was placed under a hand-'lea- p Bed Springs moat of them are located at quite a sences appear. creation," said the shortly after x i distance from cities or towns. Those iiear-cynl- Mattress snake to J "Eve had the rati iivr" faHl t aaUAMtt''' ,iiear town are so much, larger than What Every Peet Knows. hack on when she wanted to make Stand Table fall the towns tlat accommodations have The imiu of prosaic mind thinks that her husband Jealous, hut poor Adam g Sanitary Couch been provided for the women composition Is a matter of soarrang-In- didn't hnve a soul." Which makes us A motber before her sons' dead bodies in tha woodfc of. Btcbjaladaian, 2 Rocking Chairs at the plants. words that they shall convey a positive that Eve was the origin?) Russian Caucasus, one of the reg.oiis of the Near East, where the German? meaning that Is of their sep- a. rich country into a land of famine misery. ' thesum snake charmer. Indianapolis Sta?; and' Turks have converted ani . Dining Table Upon the request of the , United arate meanings. poet knows America will be aaked to.glvo S'iO.Ono.iWO for tlie rtíliet óf tdese But the States government, at each of these Ls people?, a campaign for that purpose having ben plaiiDed by the 4 Dining Chairs better, lie knows that It a matter ti-- of so American Committee for Helipf in the Near Eaat. Tai drive in Softth-wes- t jmunition factories, War Service ordering them that they shall - oí Cyclone Grows. Kitchen Cabinet will tike nlare Fehruarv j. 'Ciaba have been organised by the suggest verbally inexpressible mean- sclenv China Closet WiiUin a few yeara niwicrn "oung Women's Christian Associa ings between the lilies ; that they shall, Inn-eas- knonl-o- f - much, to our v ma dent- Sunning Kitchen Table Ition, and & secretary with 'aufficIentJ quiteliberally, set spirits to dancing and the sailor oí to- Starving, But ThemselYes from Odones, Cook Stove 'assistance has been placed ia charge. sentence to sentence, flashes of day known not only in what r.'giou to intellectual electricity to leaping from j expert tm, but .s.e has also learned Heater In all cases provisions have been page to page, faces to peeping forth at tiio path la which thoy move and dl Water Barrel. jmado for recreation of the women, the reader from behind the letters like means of 1 of the witid. liy r and some social advantages have children from behind tree-trunk- ! smuev;!:at .1 furniture good "st cards,'' which ere All is as new been given. 'In some cases a cafe" Harold Goddard, in Atlantic. -- ! inn 'usp ot dMW.u't to loseribe. but the and will selhcheap for cash only. Iteria, where the' women could buy Im atlveiy easy, 4he ma-riu- nhleU at my residence food at acceptable prices Driest Place en Earth. now to his vessel to Call or see me kiows ster jhavp also been bv.igurated. The city I'ayta, In Peru, is the viobjr.ee of a gab:M'id if he or the Barber Shop. waid ihc at driest place on earth. It Is within very skillful may even make the Female labor in making explo-'hire- s U five degrees of the equator, and the In- him on his way. Cyclones WILDMAN, Roy N. M., has been ;id satlsfaxstory .yclor.e help - J. E. ft see on average rain, , , r. . habitants a shower the with government o,T' recog-jnis-e- always ' .4 "4 but :i's early once In two years. Frequent- voiicrally'so as to be cnüwl n peculiar violent Frneh "lrrortals." the .r.oblems Involved ly, six or eight years elapse between When the air Is cora "doudburst." The French "immortals" ere tho in the tmploymi u of large num-jber- rainfalls, but when a shower doe aaturated with the moisture nd Awlerny, yletcly pipmhrrs of the Trench of women, t a i have flrat refil- come, It lasts Visually, from 12 to 20 "whir!" U fonneü, 'the healed 8tra ot iVlitch Is rnrt "f the Institute led en the Young V omen's hours.' Strange as Jt may seem, there to n rcat heíshf i by Chrlrti turn In mat carried t The wns founded France. ioltr" : Association for a'J, (Utttmfeá are seven species of imnual plant! being strong, I. JOSfi reor-pnnlse- d and The tipwprd current Cnrdlnnl Klchellr-- In nnd na- va-yo- r much Buct,--?- i which exist In this place, and the a.;o.s oí partttiMy coii(lcnsKl 181fl. membership pf of the of the? aatf In The tives raise a kind of cotton with extra-lon- g uccumulat'Ml In the UiiL--r end to- forty, nnd to the aid so reo.vrd. is the academy Is limited roots, which go down far Into the otuiiel, o lo wieak, 'jutú elected by tha old at ilia Sua'Igt '3 niMit the cni"y neteesity of life left to the atarv:ng peanlí new members are toil and obtain moisture from tho bed .íinJi? bn-tt!;- K ttf own wo!;bt. have been ravaged fcY racmberahlp. of Armenia. Syria, and ether Eastern countries which rf an old, dried-u- p river which once a?Jl " " "' " "' - the ti 7 V through Payta. . V.'.