davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14
Mlerlet.

Nnnnie TbDmpiDn bat Die Nrar=
iass HnEsHabn auf $35, 900 G@aben.
erinb pertlnat. neil ibre TDhter BON
elmer 20tDmDtiue uberfabren uno ges
tbfet tuuree.
Nannaer Us. 3. Euttle BON Der
Traction &umpaanie bat Die G&ies
men fiir bns D0ppeleeleiie nod Dem
Muefteuun9aplnb beftellt.
ghnS. %. MuaaIB, Der felt
oreifin Snhren nit Der Cater Wul.
Inlp 9ransfer SO. uerbunben NOR,
lit ms @runoeiaentunt8 . @eihdft
iiber0eaangen.
- Der MiabDr bat Elm @Dnite BON
fauf 8irgerrl unb fInf Nloermer ers
rlarrt. nm cine 6epifion oes Habit.
ihen TreibriefS pDr5unebmen. Die
Wtirner finb: Us. Us. 2ipscDmb. SDhn
@. &uternOt, g. e. Banoerhueueu.
Or. Srenerid Terrell unb J0t @uns
ter. Die NIoerrnen: U. s. Qoduuob,
50. 8. Hi@ter. q. 8. Wauermaur,.
90. Braben uno s. 8. 6ambletD1.
Die Nbfhnffung Der BDIi3ei. uno
Teuermebrs &Dmmiiiion biloet eineri
Tell Der i'm Treibrief beantraater
Ber6noerungeu.
SIN BDlae Der NgitntiDr sur Bes
f6mpfuug Der Tu~berculOHs Eat fih
bic San NntUniD 6ealtb Brutectipe
Nfisciati0n nit ben ~folaenoen Beam.
ten aetiloet, UNI Die 0rbeit fortau.
ieten: Brdiioent. Or. Malpne DuQ.
gan; Wice : Brdiioentin, Wfis Cleo.
tlOre Bra6enri6ae; S~etret6rin, Mis
Yfeifer; Smnbmeifter. Gua. Briarl.
Der Mra. gbaS. s.. Witdeu
wurbeu in ibrer alnae aeaer bic Sios
li&e Baciic Babn $4,000 uub ie.
BEN ibrer beiben &inoer $500 au.
9eipruden. SIR Mann fiel arpiSdeu
auei Cars. oereri Guppeluna man,
1elbaft mar urb tuurbe QetDtet.
TDn @nlneftDn tomnlt Die Nod.
ritb1, oaB iih ourtielbit emil Ban
Dpn bier I'M Central. Bort eridoHen
bat. Ct mar ieit auei Sabren in Der
6nbeuier 0uiHsB rauerei. Gaentur in
NacD beihdftiat. Or ftano i'm 4(ter
ppm IS Snhren.
Die Sadipn Guild Oil Com.
pnnp hat fth Drannifiert, UNI in Sad.
inn Guild in WiliDn gDuutp an Der
.. u. uno Granias- BaB.8abn mad,
Del aH bUbren. oas bort in aroseri
Quantitdten uDrbanoen lein ion.
Das ioeaIe Sonntaqsuetter.
ME es an Der Riniern nidt Id,6ner
fem fam, lnate 9auIenoe binaus
in 6reie, I'm bic frifbe, ballanis
Idle 9uft gu aenieBen. SDld1 elm
Sonntaa lit cine mabre grholuna fir
bic Wenfhheit.
Wdbreno Wajor Buell., Super.
intenoent Der Metters BeDbahtunoss
itaticu. beftdnbie taltes @etter bro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14
9as Maieitic ybeater.

Bon ISOLDE au @ude 1T oas
BrDgratnm beS Maieftic . TbeaterS,
oieieS pDpuldren Wuientempels intes
reiianter uno audi finftlerilher ae.
uDroen, 10 baB Der Beiub ftets sus
genDmrteu bat. Diele @ohe lit Das
Brugrarnll wieber 10 reiGbaltia uuo
ubueGielno, oaB Sober sufrieoen ae.
itelt meroen wirb. sc ~prGfentiert
fi@ cine Sablrei&e uno ribmlihft be-
tannte ainftlerihaar. ruurunter einis
ae beoeutenoe Spesialiften. GQes
mas BUR @rbeiteruna beitranerl fam,
miro Dorsefibrt. aber es feblt aud,
rift an erniterer 2eiitunqen. Die
Breile oes Waieftie iino 70 nieorig,
10 erreihbar fir Seben. oas allen
6arnilien in Der Staot, pbne Wus.
nabme. eineg eleaenbeit aeboten miro,
lid Al a%srItreuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14
SQUAT Springs Narlerp.

Dieie. cine Der Qr6sten Baumldu.
len, bietet AUDI oieies Sahr mieoer
elnen 9rDBen 8orrat ON ObIts uno
Shaitenbdumen. 8eeren.Ob 8e'
ben alIer Mrt. aoien, 8lun,en'& nDl.
len, S6merSler uno 8almen. Bir
haben feline ~reiienoen Ggenten. Ton.
men oaber CUTE 8nre biuiger nertau.
Ten als anoere. Shreibt nm unIe.
rem aro6en. ele9anten 8ataloa, er
toftet MIR Sc Hprtu.
NoreIfe: Otto code,
Stem Braunfels. 3eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14

| aur 4usfibrune, Der felt Qerautner
2eit erupger tporoen lit, geger1 mel.
den aber Die 8irgerifaft Der Stab
S@lesnia itets geharniidten Sim
mano erbpb.
- Die Wetterlhaoen am &6lner
Dom baben iib bel iingften Inter,
iuhunaen nod als melt dryer Der.
ausaefteIt, oenn bisber anqenom.
men mprbert mar. Sic MAIDEN Die
umfafienoiten @rneueruage1 11Dtuen.
big uno Die Geparaturen uerbeu
Sabrsehnte beanipruden. 3u Dem
@noe ertpeiit iib Die grrihtuna els
ner 9Dmbauhiitte als r1utuenoia.
- Nahoem aarl 6au, Der friibere
BrDfeiior Der @eurae @aIbiuatons
u~niueriitdt in 8aihtnoton, uelGer
anaetlagt lit, feline SbmieQermutter,
Srau Wplit0r. in 8aoeu.B BADEN ers
mDrbet At baben, in aarlsrube eins
geliefert nOroen. uerlautet 1uun1ebr
aus gutter QueQe, oaB totiGhlid cine
8efreiung oes @efaneensn eggplant
mar. 9as @eriht, 6au babe mdbs
reno Der ueberfahrt bon 2onoun mad,
6amburo SelbltmDro beaanaer, tuar
aueeblib nur erfunoen uDroen, UNI
Die babiihe Solisei BON. rehtseitigen
gintreffen in 6amburg abauhalteu.
6au fUate Damn ourh fallhe 8Dlisei
abgebOlt meroen, um Dhne Weiteres
in Sretbeit geiebt au rueroen. Nah
benz urbeber oes 4Dmplutts miro auf
oas gifrigfte gefabneet. 6au lit iibri'
gems, nah nerldBlihen 8eriMten,
leeliib uno t0rperlih uDuftduois ae.
brDben.
&uf ausorudlihe Nn0ronuna
oes oeutf@en 2aiiers ioIen Die Off.
atere Der beutlfen Rreuaer, tuelHe
5ur Bertretung oes &eids an Der in.
ternationalen Tlottenlhau anlGB[id,
Der Subildums Iusfteuung in
SanlestDmn, Ba., t~ei[nebmen. aud
aeleuihaftlid miroia reprGlentierer..
3u benz 8Wed meroen ben &prnman.
oanten Der mad NDrfplt befDblenen
oeutiHen Rriegsihiffe ausreibenoe
SDnos our Berflgung geiteqt mers
Den.
- Nus Der iapaniiGen 6ouptitaot
EotiO miro geuteloet: 6eute iino
uerihieoene @inaelbeiten oes 8uogets
fir oas Sabr 1908 betanttt eetuDrs
ben. Sir Nrneeausaaben, einfmlieB.
lid oer Soften fir Die Biloune BON
bier reueu DinifiDnen. iiro $55, 000,s
600 ausgem0rfen uuroen. Die Tlotte
erhdlt $40, 900. 900, oarunter So, 5OO,,
600 flr @rbDhung Der @ebrtraft sur
See. Fir @eubauter i'm 8ertebrss
oepartentent miro cine innere Nn=
leihe Don SIS, 600, 900 aufgenDmmeu
meroeri.
Nus nerldBliher QueIe perlaus
tet, oaB Die Dreibunomdbte Die Ser.
%einbaruna setrDfen baber, auf ber
osrandhftiaer ameiten 6aager 5ries
oenSfOnferena gemeinlam purauge.
ben. Die Delegierten OeutIhlanos,
Oefterreih : u1aarns uno Staliens
meroen aei6lDiien ltimuterl, UNI oas
NIT Die uneribitterte Seitigteit bes
Dreibunos gu betDnen. Sn puliti.
ihen areiien miro oieler Nttion. faas
iie iib in allen StiiGen erfaGen 1uQs
te, QrDBe 8eoeutMna beiaemelfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14

gerhiteni It b e er Is & u.
r%ieren. Der ebrtuir6ige Same ct.
Bernard nirb in Der grinnerung furtIes
ben, i0lauae bic Menihbett f1rtfdbrt,
ourh Gusihueifunaen bic Natur Al mis-.
brauben uno bic .Bilfen un5erer Batter"
fueroen bic n~orSi9lidte CUR 8erbItuna
BON 8rontheiten 6lenlihe Mrsnei Der @eit
bleiben. Benn Dein Appetit serlpren,
Define Bulge beleat, Oein SdJIaf unrubiq,
Define Odrme berif0pft, Define Saut blas.
gelb, Define Nugen aelb iir6 un6 Du Did,
aud nift gang trant, bod untupl
flbiit, 10 lit setuiE &ranfbeit i'm Nnauae.
@arte nift oarauf, iDnoern bebenfe. 6aB
SerhIten better un6 leiHter lit ais furie.
rem uno 0aB St. Bernard Ir6uterAtIeu
ilr Is Gents BEL N~pDtbefern Az habei limb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14
1 o ReluHnuna, 81OO.

Die aefer oteIer ;Settuu9 rperoeu h1 freuen ju ers
fobren, oaB % fueni9ltens cine sefhrhtete Rranibeti
giebt, tpel4e Die @ifenI&ait IN ar ibrsn Gtufen ~
beiIen I'M Stauoe 1T; 6o1's Ratarrb=aur III bic eiils
itge iebt Der drjtli6en Yrhoeri9aft betannte poFtipe
belt cine eonititutioneile Bebanolana. OATS Ro.
tarrb=Rur miro inuerlid genommen uno iDirit brett
auf sas 8iut uno bic i4leirui9en Gberfdhen oes
Spiems, oaOurH bic Grunolaee Der &rantbeit ,.rs
Ifbreno uno Dem pattenten Rraft oebeuo, in0eHs ne
bic Contribution bes a0rpers auIbaut unD Der gtattr
IN t3gsm sstrte eiltt. 9is gigsnt9amsr 0absn 10
bert Dollars Sslobnune fir jeoen 0all a~nbisten.
Den lie AZ furiren ptrIeblt. aaBt GuH cine 2ife poE
3elenifen tpmmen. Ntan a~orsiips:
St.. 8. Gbenep II. 60. Eiaentb., 5Oleoo, o.
Bertauft Don alien Mpotbefern, Dreis rs Gents.
Rebmt oal's damilien 9tasn fir @sriopEuna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14
aner anfans 1T iduer.

Detanntlih lit Der Sanuar
Ser erife WtDno i'm reueri eSnbr,
Nuh gilt elm Sprum BON Mlters Der,
Der ia9t, onB aler Mnfang ihper.
Nnn bent ib otter bin nnb Der,
OBS mt Dem Sonuar aud 10 ru1r,
Sb, fnetls Der erfte, Der entiprinQt
Oem Sabr, er AUDI uns Sd1tuereS brinQt.
Sn Muffin oa berIammeln 6antt
Setlat nno 9aus lich, NfGnn far Mann,
Oes SolteS Wobl, oas lift ibr 2ieI,
Sodb idhettt es oft mir Narrenipiel.
Gar r1anrber fommt oabin. Der upu
SoH WeiSbeit, tuie tie n ch lem ion;
Der tiftelt oann 8eiebe aus,
Die Hammer eb'r bonn W~arrenbaus.
9err 8ailep reift i'm 2ano berum
uno b~aronguiert bas BubIitum,
aSelh' ibulolDs reines Rinb er tuar',
O0rb n%ber5eugen oas bdlt fd5rper.
Auein, nieaeiht itegt Der 8erftanb,
Was 8fpar nidht INNER bier az lanb,
Ooh mb6t es audi NAL mbalith 5etn,
Die 9otnnng trbifet idbon ALIEN.
Drum, 1T 6es Sabres Nnfana gut.
50 faEt AUDI Sober friiden Mut,
uno boft. eS suirh 10 iueiter aebn,
Die pofnung I6Bt nidat unteraeb'n.
Auf oa6 tie mih audi ME perlaB'
Srin9t xOne gtar Bier, eth poles Blas,
trint ib aus bis nuf ben @runb,
Das bait MIDI munter uno seiunb.
90 lang sas XDue Gtar Bter uns bleibt,
US audi Die @rilen uns nertreibt.
uno tnocbt, ouB Shupern1ut bDn uns tueidbt,
uno leidbter ma iein 8iel erreicbt.
itsuer Der Nnfang audi mag iein,
Oas SDue gtnr u,acbt bic Wiibe Helm.
ss ftartt bic @lieoer, ibtuiut Die Brmft,
uno n1acbt, tuas Blage ibien our 2nt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14
Netlimatiiirte Obf. yanme!

Sb babe einen arpBen Burrat uon
bier in Teras gesogenen Bdumen.
8ieritrduHern, 80ien u. T. No., audi
Balnaen uno anoeren T0pf. unb
Bluuten : BHan3en. Reine BreiIe
iiao reft. 8ufrieoenbeit lit aarar.
tirt. Gin Snipettur' .. gertifitat NIT
ieoer Beiteuung. SGreibt iufort an
mid um Ratalog. Noreiie:
u. @. Steiabrins, Rurierpman,
Stem Braunfels. Eeras.
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Rnr fir -s1rnffhemIen.

@eaenJrDftbeulen manote id Bud
lens Nrnica Salbe nit grfDlg an,
ebenlO aegen &beumatismus. ihreibt
Sobn aen1p, @aft Otisielb, Mp.
8arantiert. 2u baber BEL Mbplpb
DreiB uno St. gpbn & So. su 25f (.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14
g~Aeuern,eaer's Bart.

Jamilienearten. NqerleiW ilderei'
prpoufte. 8orsiialihe Slide. &eid.
Speiiesa arte. 8euerfriihee
Sone Star Bier. sSeine8eine uno am
oere @etr1nte. NuFmertlnune Bebie.
Cars laufen bis Mitternabt.
&biIipp @eiBler, err.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14

Oas Bette geaen Ebeumattsmus
ut elmer Il Nneuos Necept 13u.
1851. Beribmt eetuDroen ourb
letrie nlelen erf0lareihen 6eilunaer.
IN allen N~UUtheten au haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14
Serb. StaHeI,

pGaoler in Seu unb @etreioe, ltenitlien
lar Mstlc1'pirtitlafteH, @efIhgeIfarmen uno
6lelln]er. Reues Gel. 372. Altee Eel. f91
1 ring. Ss9H OFF, emmsree. GtraBe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14

srind's 5 Gents 0auana.@iqarre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-14

kG&s
Gin SpesialtorreIpunbent bes
Gerliner 20talanaeigers beridbtet aus
Serbien, oaB Brernier Bafics Die
unter Der ausLdnDiiHen Breife INN.
lauienoen @eriidte BON bepurfteben.
ben ButiGen gum Sturs &6nia Be.
tiers Dfterreihiiden umtrieben au.
lhreiben l6Bt. Die Oefterrei&er firG,s
teten Die britiihe aonfurrens in Ser.
bien in Babnanlagen uno oereleiden,
uno oesbalb ueriudten iie. Dem Nus.
lanoe Dor Nnlagen in 5erbien banee
su MAIDEN.
Sn gr6Bte Gufreeung ift Die
Staot Osnabriid in Der Bruuins
6ann0Der ourb ben Banterptt Der
Raueiben Spars unb Superintendent
OerleBt m0roen. Der Snbaber mar
aeftorben uno elm: unteriuhuna Der
8iher eraab. oaB bunoerttauienoe
pm Wtart fehlen. @s lino niele tlei.
ne 2eute uno 2anomirte burh ben
Srah rulniert mproen.
Der ebemaliae @eneralinten.
oant Der t0nieliGen 6ufmuiie in
Wtinben, Sreiberr &arl BON Berfau,
liegt ibtuer trart oarnieber. Sem
8uitano gilt als bohnungslus. Ber'
fal mar am %. Nopember lesten
SabreS penfiuniert mDroen.
Sns Ober'B rdIteium Der BrD'
pima Shlespia'6 olitein miro i'm Of
tober BON Sblesuia mad Riel ibers
iieoeln. Damit aelanat elm Blan
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-02-22
pRCSSER.

The new Danning Hotel on Sixth
street most acceptably cared for about
fifty Or sixty of then y. passenger,
last Sa urday, Sunday aud Monday
and could have cared for tWi,e as
many more. The new hostelry is at
traclive and many of The commercial
men who are registering there this
week are cOmpl, menting PrOsser OH
it's excellent hotel facili les. Visions
of a steam heated room are especially
alluring after trip OH late trains. Al
lie West is to be sight clerk. The bar
and billiard rooms will be opened to
the public his week and will be in
charge of Bert Blair. 1t is the ihten-
ton of Messrs. St'nson aud Sum ptt r to
maintain the hotel in as bright, attrac-
tive and fresh condition as the present
and they will endeivor to give Prosser
All enviable name in the mai ter of car
ing for the st anger within her gates.
Record.
Architect Sw;ngle, of Kennewick,
came up here Wednesday on invitation
of the school board to confer in rela-
ton To plans for the new high school
building. The board, assisted Ivy Prof
Taylor. had prepared some rough drafts
embodying the Ideas desired, and Mr..
Swingle approved them in general,
after making some minor suggestions
Clerk Campbell and Prof Taylor did
not gu t" North Yakima last Saturday
rs anticipated, owing to the II. d ut
condition Of the rai!rOad, but exrect
to make the trip soon, when they look
over The variuos school buildings at
that place. Architect Gaunt of North
Yakima was expected down to-day for
Il conference with the Tx ecord
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-02-22
Real Estate Transfers

For week ending February Is, 1907
as furnished 10y the Kennewick All.
straci Company, Fay F. Dean, Mgr
Arie Hover 70 G w Duran, wd,S189(
VT nw4 nr4 sec 2o-s. so 20,
CE Trip i, ux TO w r Anon. @ c
D Sl.00 Lot blk lst add to Ken.
CE Wood Ell uxto w Schafer W
1900 Il Tract Is Ken Gardens
II A Hover to pub. plat Of City View
| add 70 Ken comprising tract 10 Morain
garden sracts and part Of WI nw3 sel
| sec $3.50
Milt o T;bbi's to A Hover W Il. 34o:
WI nr& nw4 nw4 & set nw4 sec POS 80
Benton Water Co to l. f johnson
water d. ed 5000 e4 swI & sw9 sw4 set
1923
w HsWitt to G NJ Witt d $500 e.
81 sci mel sec 1880
NPI c., to w II Smell W d 15CO sci
NV ! sec 1880
NPI Co TO Fl NJ Zinswaster W d
532 35 NJ su / sw4 sec 25-S 80
U $ to j L Wa>burn pat swl sci 4
sec 10 & nwl ne1-4 sec Is 6 80
Us toCT Irwin R receipt sw4 % I q
X &c" t"S Conway " d nj sel-4 nc
IA sec 20 80
u S to l. Johnson r receipt Ell sw
swl >w1-4 sec , 8 oS
N ? Ry TO + Lpons " d $50 s. sw1-4
sec . S %
n 2 Go to G. E Hanson " d SI.5(
lots !, ,, 3 blk Y & Co plat of Ke,
X l. Co to Il W Moore W d 1852 6
$50 2S feet of tract Ii Ken gar
Z S to W Z Travis pat swl-4 sec s.
s 81.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-02-22
PLANETARY VITALITY.
Earthquakes Can Take Place Only On
Living Globes.

Living Globes.
A moon quake is now unthinkable,
because the moon is as dead as q door
nail Our satellite is ever foreshad-
owing our own ultimate doom. like the
mummy at Egyptian banQuets," but in
the meantime. if the Edinburgh Re
view has correctly conceived the teach
ings Of seismOlogy. the inha hitants Of
earth may console themselves for the
havoc wrought through earthquakes
by rejecting that they demonstrate
the vitality Of our planet. In that dis
tant past wheE the moon actually
Guaked there may-sc.1e scientists de-
clare there must-have been forms Of
animation OH its surface. Though the
moon. by reason of it's smaller size.
was bound to lose its atmosphere. it
must have taken millions of years to
do so, and there may have been time
for the cycle of life. from the primeval
germ up to sentient beings and down
again to the hardest lingering plant
cells. to run its full circle" The writer
in the Edinburgh Review continues to
develop this line of thought
Earthquakes are sign Of planetary
vitality. They would seem to be char
acteristic of the terrestrial phase of
development Effete globes like the
moon can scarcely be subject to the
stress to which they are due. nor can
they be very suitably constituted for
the propagation of elastic waves. In
chOate worlds, such as Jupiter and
Saturn, are still less likely to be the
scenes OF reyerberating conclusions
Their materials have not yet acquired
the necessary cohesion. They are
pasty or fluid. if not partially vapor-
ous On the earth the seismic epoch
presumably opened when, exterior So
lidificatiOn having commenced. the geo.
logical ages began to run. 1t will last
so long as peaks crumble and rivers
carry sediment. SO long as the areal
distribution of loads fluctuates and
strains evoke forces adequate for their
catastrophe relief.
Our globe is by its elasticity kept
HdDitdDie ue separation OF sea from
dry land is thus and not otherwise
maintained. The alterations Of elcya-
ton and subsistence manifest the con-
tinllal activity of this reserve of en-
ergy. The dimensions of the globe w.
inhabit depend upon the BALANCE Of
pressure and expansiveness. Relaxa-
ton or enhancement of either instant
~ occasions Il bending inward or IA
arching outward of the crust. Just by
these sensitive reactions the planet IL
self shows itself to be alive, and seis
mic thrillings are the breaths 1t
draws. "-Current Literature.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-02-22
The Intr0ducer of Alfalfa.

Harrison Parkman. the man no
fist brought alfalfa from South
Africa to the United States past
to his reward only short time ago.
under a Topeka date line comes
the announcement that Harrison
Parkmsn, who first brought alfal-
ia from South Af,ica and planted
it in the United States, is dead,
aged % years. Wi h this simple
statement is dismist the life OF a
man who WIS truly a public bene-
factor. The Old saying is true
that lie who makes two blades of
or IS grow where only one grew
befo,e is a public benetact,r.'
What ooald be proper measure of
the b .nefaction conferred by man
who made the western desert, once
as bare as mans hand, boom
with verdu1e?
alfalfa has proved to be the SAL
vation in a material way of the
farmers of western Kansas, Neb-
raska, Colorado. New Mexico,
Ar.zona-in brief, of all that vast
section of county which was for
merly described ~ tt e geographic S
as the Great American Desert
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-02-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DESERT LAND-FINAL PROOF

United States Land Office, Wal
Walla, Wash, Feb. IL. 1907
Notice is hereby given that Benja
min F. Knapp, assignee of Altbea p
Rosencrance of kennewick. Wash
has filed notice of intention to make
proof on his desert-land claim No. 1856
for the f ] Sec 10, tip n, Is e W NJ
before Register and Receiver, L. S.
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Evening star., 1907-11-02
CONCRETE POLES.
Such Uprights Show Greater Endur-
ance Than Wood.

An Indiana company has been organ
ized for the manufacture of concrete poles
for line work 4 series of continuous rods
of twisted carbon steel especially pre- par
ed for the purpose is held in position and
bound together by a spiral steel wire
from the apex to the base of the pole. and
the poles are nodded in adjustable forms
All large poles or poles over thirty-five
feet will be constructed in the holas by
upright forms, says the Electrical World
Gains for cross arms, holes for bolts and
steps are easily provided for while the
concrete is plastic.
A thirty-foot pole of octagOnal section
constructed a year ago in a horizontal
position, hauled nine squares and set up
with cross arms, subjected to two sum
mers. and a winter, with wires attached
is stated to show no perceptible wear or
injury from use or the elements.
Some severe tests made with poles con-
structed in this manner show that though
very hard and durable and apparently
rigid, a surprising elasticity is displayed.
For Instance, a pole thirty feet in length
when subjected to a strain of 3, 100 pounds
a. the top DETECTED from a straight
line thirty inches before cracking the ce-
ment. A cedar pole of Ike dimensions
broke at > 200 pounds thus showing IN the
Evening star., 1907-11-02
INTERURBAN TROLLEY.
Some Phases of a Recent Remark
able Growth.

Indiana's successful experiment with
the interurban electric car. as an effective
weapon with which to secure good service
and equitabla rates from the steam roads,
is the thesis of an article, Emancipation
by Trolley" in Appletou's. Seven years
have passed since the Indiana public went
earnestly at this gigantic task. Yet today
there is not so much as a pretensa of com
petition with the peoples railroads. Ex-
cept in the matter of heavy, bulky freight,
transportation in the most densely popu-
lated part Of the state is now carried on
by the trolleys.
"One thousand miles of track are in
operation; $50 miles are building and will
be placed ii operation early this year; an
other 2.eU3 miles are projected; every
steam railroad out of indianapolis has
been paralleled more than fifty million
dollars have been invested actually in
these railroad properIies passengers are
carried at their convenience in clean and
comfortable cars, and for one-half the
former fares; parcel and perisha BILE freight
goes forward to its destination most expe-
dttiously and At reasona BILE charges. :.
At Indianapolis the terminal facilities are
superior to those provided by the steam
railroads. A ten-story building In the CEN
ter of the shopping district contains the
general Offices of the companies. Back
of it is great train she'd sheltering eleven
tracks. and beyond are the freight ware
houses. The ground floor OF the terminal
structure is given over to union ticket
office. 10 waiting rooms and lavatories for
men and women. and to great concourse
All the trolleys entering indianapolis
arrive at and depart from this terminal;
trains are called by megaphone. and tick
cts must be shown at the gate before
passing to the tracks. The farmer now
runs into town and back within the hour.
He no longer has 10 lose day when a
machine breaks down. \ quick trip to
the nearest town. d telephone message to
the repair depot, and the part is forwarded
by the next car. His light marketing is
made simple and easy; and his children go
now by trolley into The nearest town. AS
TO the freight business, now rapidly grow
ing, the rates are the same as those of
the steam roads, but the service IS much
quicker. The statement Is frequently
made that the companies furnish express
service at freight rates.