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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
OF HIS OWN voIrrroN HERE.

From San Antonio (Tex) Light and
Gazette.
Texas mayors seem to be in the sum-
mer of their discomfort. In Ell Paso
the mayor resigns. and in Denison they
are trying TO make one resign.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
LETTERS
ITO the=
HERALD
THE GOOD OLD HERALD.

Fallon. New. April 20, 1910
Editor Ell Paso Herald:
Please find enclosed money order for
which please continue my subscription
TO the good old Herald that wife and
l enjoy reading so much
Yours truly,
W. W. Ratliff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
THE WATER QUESTION MADE PLAIN

BY. JAMES G. McNARY
Chairman of Mayor Sweeney's First Water Commission
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03

Look up your poll receipt will need the polls saturd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03

print communications and it will
question unless the real Of the
with the communication.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
For Instigating Dogs To Fight
Geo. Marsh Arrested But Case is Dismissed At
1T a Preliminary Hearne--PenaIty in Case 81
Conviction May Be Very Severe

1t may not be generally known,
but there is a strict state law which
forbids anyone instigatng animals to
fight. George Marsh was arrested
charged with this offense, and APP
peared before Judge Murray Friday
morning. The state after hearing the
testimony moved for a dismissal OF
the action, which the Judge did.
Marsh owns bull dog, that would
rather fight than eat , the juiciest
piece Of steak. In fact it's said that
before muzzling this canine, it fairly
lived off tbs victims. During the
Shields fire, a big dog attacked the
little bull fighter, but ON account OF
its muzzle, the latter had no chancas
Someone took the muzzle off, and the
bull dog made short work OF It's
antagonist. This led to the arrest
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
Wjoen1der C(,htaaln q ~ atr,

Geo. Morrow sof tho 'Wajtei BoDd
Real Estate Co. :, returned from . trip
by auto thru the Plaza country Saa'
urday. He said that this hAd bean
the first trip out that way in fohr
years, and while he used to be fam
iliar with every inch Of the road,
he hardly knew 4 place new. Fine
houses and barns have been built wi +
nearly all Of the lana has been bro y !;
en- up, and even the billy land that
used to be considered next to worth
less, is being farmed, and produces
the finest kind OF crops.
Hilly farms that used to sell at .
song, are now held at $4,000 to $4,000.
He visited the new townsite hall
way between Ryder and Plaza, At
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

Of the owner, but it was shown by
several witnesses instead of instigat-
ing the dogs to fight, Marsh had his
hands pretty full in separating them.
The law. pertaining ITO bhe offense
reads as fellows: .!Hmfj b. 't
Section Notwithstanding fights
between animals. Every person who
maliciously, or for any bet, stake or
reward, ilpstigates, encourages OR pro.
notes any fight between animals. or
instigates or encourages any ninlal
to attack, bite, wound or worry an-
other, is guilty of a misderle 10Y.
81 The, person 80 guilty can be, and
ifrpm $l.00 to $500, sentenced IT, tie
county jsl from one day to one year
Or both. Dog fights are not popular
III Minot any more. SSSf,E
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
500 SLIPS :. % ONE OVER
Railroad Company Resorts to Clever Tactics In
Ri Order to Evaue An tnjunctjon-:-But $50 .7.5-
# 10 I#sI Feet of Track in Few Hours ssata -

alter Ozark III thelr' car "nen Oue
' "a Ntas uilloaueu lrcahl - 'ie ''1'
10 'ne sot'n siue VI l nS' S'leo'. "a
- un'ut eu p'NNs wy 'oo,. q -, .,as
loose dlrt was ,S - t OUT ,ene ,aes
placed nicely 'lor a Instance Oh GOV
rect rlgnt past 1ne sle e' oiaGA7
smith, anu .uhe ralls lslieu uo"n' lne
lam was :l pi.'AtNo e'' ttlso - $50
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
democrats Will Have Sz-o
-, 49,, .s.......> T.. Complete Ticket
at Meeting Held In Mnot, E. II. Stenvick Elected
County Chairman and A. ., Hagcnstein,
- = Secretary n

Tie Democrats of Ward county held
a meeting ait the X. r. Hall in
Minoss, last Saturday. and organized.
2. H. Estenvick was elected chair
man of the county central committee
and A. D. Hagenstein, secretary.
The following county ticket. was
agreed upon! y A. r. ,,..' i 81
Sherif-Theo. Kahellek of Ken
mare. e. - ~-- ' :.
Clerk of Court-John J. O'Leary
St. st. .Mt met :, <<2{5:}ss>>1 o. VS. "
- . County HAuditor-Peter Holm, Ry
::sseer:} QcgSlcl 5>TJs effgauJ
Public: neutrality-suspicious. Under
,dahl, brady 6 Ss5>ON0 .5fI2@9IY$
County Judge-R. H. Grace, Mo-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
SUBSCRIPTION $500 PER ANNuAl

hall. ..o-
Commissioner Fifth District
chael o'Hara, Kenmare.
gTreasurer--A. D. Hagenstein.
Coroner-Dr. Ransom. "
Numbers OF Legisipture-29th dis
trict-J ohm Fahey. Minot and Thor
valid Mcstad, Logan. 3 "
The other nominations are yet to
be filled, but lit is sa4d THAT tho
ticket will be complete by the latter
e cart of t u..s' week a OH
The Democrats assert that they
will will make th1nss }livelys They have
opened headquarters over the New
York store <<sResolutions were adopt
cd, which are considered to the point.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

a. has an eve to business. -Four years
ago. he planted several thousand boz
elder seeds, took good, care of tnee
little trees az they grew up, and now
has eight or ten thousand fine trees
on his farm, which have enhanced the
value of his land. Some OF the trees
are now eight feet high and as thick
thru as a fork handle. He is selling
the trees in Minot and to neighbors
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
Trees Pay Better Than" Wheat

for fifty cents a piece. Only the 9th
/! er I: day he Blot a load 81 them hsre
for + which icil ne e received SO. From two
rows, but q few rods long long ne has
already sold $3.50 worth of trees. He
has sold enough trees already Il this I
season to pay for his hired man dur
ing the entire season. He figures
that the trees make him more money
than wheat, comparatively speaking.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

When railroad corporation deter
mines to do a thing, there is little
use in trying to stop it. T. The 500
has been buying up the property in
the block just north of. East First
street, opposite 7NIcGregor Bros. iv-
cry barn. The company had no trouble
in making arrangements for all but
three lots, and these three are own
led by J. H. Charlebois, the black
semith. Mr.. Charlebois held out for
s$12O front foot, and ti4ot sure he
had the 500 headed of, but he was
mistaken. The Minot city commission
recently vacated the alley, right
along side Of MI. Charlebois' black
smith chop. giving the, 500 permits
Ton to build on industrial track On
nv. IL. Charaeboaas and hiG attornegs.
sdeterulai med ttat ne mon,ent inst TIE
WOO ddrove & 1,,to t q
lounA thak conosrn should ~ carved
Nth = ip,3nlii 1 = IN e, a.
studss u u D, = \ g i I
II. CharssSoh hsd bseG aseptns
III his blacksmith shop Tor several
dghts. " ,onter that the COMPANY
n6ght not stSal : march % Elm, and
~ sasasthat be slept Witch VIE s' ope eyes
p0en. Z
AT any rate. the track was laid,
j&ahe papers were not served on the 500
|ofncials and the only way that M.
Charlebods can get even with the
company Is to sue it for damages
which be probably Will.
The 500 quietly pulled eeveral car
saoads Of material into this city Sat
'urlay afternoon and brot q gang OF
nearly hundred Greeks who could
speak not word OF English. The
Greeks were kept under cover until
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

M. J.. Engeseth has ADDED a story
10 his residence, and also built a bath
room to it. The Improvements cost
about $4,000, and he now has one
of the finest cottages in the city
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

"A taken up notice, which appeared
in the Independent last week, located
two colts belonging to John Davis
of Lansford, the following day. Mr..
Davis had about given up finding the
colt, and offered a reward. John
Pfeiffer, north of the city, took up
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
SAVINGS i LOAN 70 BUILD.

d. A. Ddnn5e WAS awardeh the
contract to build an extension Of 80
feet to the Savings Loan and Trust
Co., building on south Main street
This will give the company > banking
room Of 24x7O feet, one OF the very
SWEETEST 81 the city Y = " ".
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

Senator Wallin was in from the
farm Friday. He said that the cold
snap did no damage to the grain, put
he thot that some Of the grain in
the light sandy soil might have been
uncovered by the terrific wind OF last
Thursday. .....~si.,s .... ,I...- ....
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
LOCAL ADVERTISING PAYS

tine estrays, and advertised them, and
in this way they were located by
the owner. A reader Of this paper
seeing the notice, phoned Mr. Davis
a few hours after the Independent
was off the press. Local ads in the
Independent bring results. ..,>,-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
WILL S@:eA.l ( CANDIDATE
Editor Of Sawyer Clipper, and Former County
-: Commissioned, Makes Announcement For
... -. .,-.ni .1 County Treasurer n- L..

80. c.. Willis. editor of the Saw
yer Clipper, was in Minot Monday.
Mr.. Willis informed the Independent
ftllat he had decided to become q
candidate for the nomination for
county treasurer. Mr.. Willis lis pre-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
SCARCE IN STATE
llontana and Canada Claim Many of Them--Eck
Ter Returns from Tour Of the State--High
STANDARD Of Efficiency

A. N. Ecker, ome of the members
G., the board Of barber examiners for
Ne state Saturday. Mr.. Ecker
k>arted in at Dickinson and worked
Gust to Fargo. He reports BARRIERS
cry scarce over the state. Montana
snd THE Canadian northwest has
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
CANDO PUBLISHER HERE

Independent acknowledges a pleas
" a. - #g9 ~ Il
call from him. The Flint brothers rs
are making big SUCCESS with the
Cando Herald, with which they have
been associated J: :! for \ few months.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
THINKS : MORE * on WARD COuNIY}T

country in the west, and was par
ticularly we'll pleased with the north
erm part of California. where he says
there are excellent - opportunities
in business Or in farming In that
locality he visited what was said to
be the largest wheat rarm in the
world. :.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

q john sEhr.l who recently returned
from a "trip thru the southwest, says
chat after looking over the various
ofarnning propositions, he HAS a
better opinion than ever ot Ward
county dirt. He does not see why
,our land will not increase in value
veuy lqapidly. ;. He saw some fine
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
COLD, DID 70 DAMAGE,
3cofieid Made Separate Tests for Seven Days
Seeding and Every Grain Sends Forth a Shoot

5sl According ito observations made by
James Scofield, the recent, cold wave
did not do any damage to the grain
that had, already been sown. Mr..
sooheld 4exper imeanted with twenty
grains each day, during the seven
days of wheat seeding. sowing the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
MOTHER DIED.

Geo. Pasonault, one of the bar
bers at the Opera Barber shop rece1v-
ed the sad news that his mother had
died at Devils Lake Saturday morn
ing .~ 4Rl. ...... Cs 49,. , +
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

grains on the north side of Ibis farm
ihoul9e. Every one of them are now
coming up which show that no dam
age whatever was done. This will
be good news to those who have been
in '5cub. se. .....s.-,,,-a"-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

33 c. E. Flint ,one Of the publishers,
of THE Cando Herald, was called
Tito Des Laos lastyWeek' by THE illness,
of his father, Rev. WITH. Flint The
patient being ccnvalescent,; e the pub
f1tsher returned home Friday. " The.
HI ~ IL NM NJ kEtnH El.INNNI IiLfLk2 4
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

pairing to make an active campaign.
He considers that he lis well known
over the county, and is of the opinion
THAT he will receive considerable en-
couragement. a. va Ga ,...
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
BIG DRILL BUSINESS.

The Scofeld Implement co. sold
fifty Van Brunt disc drills this sea-
son son: They were all 20 Or, ~ disc
drills, which are very popular.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

ro7AbuT oiyf
ttuGaG ETny i
'erIaulit gtdaiT
'aoq iulTabEo"
100 otiEhI .iio~
n II I'd la9a
At o5tH ,ioniM
and atEi73 IGoT
70 gn!Jiooi Tol
|iannn oTGH OF
Frl1 ito"bIaD IL
to aaIu'ajq ont
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

claimed a great many of them. The
BARRIERS OF the state, as a rule, show
a fhdel degree of efficiency, and 1t
can be safely said that no state in
the Union cam compare with North
Dakota in the percentage of good
men in this lime. sg .r~
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

The bright little lady from Sherwood who won out in
the Ward county spelling contest Miss Ham participated
the state contest held Bismarck and averaged lOO
the list of words that had selected previously for
the contestants. a. ..-za4s
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

cows are very high this year and in
great demand. This COW was one of
five head which Mr.. Hustad bought
from Mr. SCHUYLER Of Des Lacs for
5000. vi. u 4 = b 4
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
Truax, left saturda

G. F. Truax, left Saturda
for his ranch cut along the
where he is doing constderab
ing.
Masons Of the state have
titled that the Grand. Lodge
Dakota will be convened a
on June 81 and %, OPENING
former date at 10 o'clock a. !
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
cow :. SELLS FORN $.r5o

10 10, b Erie =, Hos '5 so1a Jersey jersey e e,
to ts MI 'r Myers # n, the FL, broker Monday for
$3.50, spot cash. G, Mr.. Meyers bought
the, COW for family use. The COW
is a good one and the price about
the highest yet, recorded. Mich
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
CITIES BOOST THEW>TII
Towns and states Spend Thou.ands OF
Dollars In AdN crtiSing.

Siokane, Wash 'aid Ou' more than
sIoO Ooo last yNa- holding herself up 20
ire public gaze, Memphis expects 80 spend
Si.Uo thiz year FOR tho same pnrDosa:
~ Paul. 81 90. Chicago. With a
Rooster Club . aOnD hiisilor-. pAys
an advert sing manage n salary ~ $40 on
wear and does not cons dor that she
really needs InIoh boosting "ither
Tho advertising billie Of the CITY ~ New
York during the last siy y.arx aggravated
q rife under ~" millions NJ dollars saw.
Bus'psss Denver. Das MONIES, Detroit
Kansas CIV No ~ Louis. Toledo. Min
nnapoliS Mont gDn"rv. Ala Buffalo.
Oklahoma cry. Topeka and wichita
Kan Indianapolis. New ORLEANS, Ruches
ter, Cleveland on" might ill a Dagr with
list ~ III" cities that ar. boosting ard
booming themselves. svSt.fnatically and
T-Soluicly. and laying uut their good
hard coin ia do l.
The Greater Georgia Association. with
q membership NJ nearly 2uUO - a. work
raising f2nO.ND 20 Da used ~ aXpln,tipV
the stat" and "ND.Cts 90 establish i,.r'
man"nt advertising hesdoia rt"rs IN fnanv
"iii"~ Throughout III" cOiiutrr M.sz.-sI,lr,
- getting biIsv With a somewhat -IrniIs p
plan, eighty Nebraska ncu -Dap.r- have
pledged Themselves 10 mo- NodiralIv -, o.
pio' their tUIumOnwrdI'h art - ~, &C..
S'HH within the coming velr grl which
To- do III" work che Northern pal,Gr Rat!
way Company has inst ,u' = fore. III
'hlHy wr''"'s and uiblto''v mon - work
on o.. ..|F 80 OF 'Iv"u .-.u.. Ip. brrv.u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30

'-e h"a"'dul Lady thariotta Campbell
200 lr'".s.i - .,..' .o Eywrai 20
q '"''1 'rlt h"- - 20 a tuck uu' r-.
,,..''i,.a'
20 go large tmyr" has ana Goa.
-...'''a nrnn.'s vera N fashion and hep
--~4'- ipr -om" YEAR. IN" hair was drawn
.':-i. lvpNa- tho hasd yi'h an addit r
- ma a.. M faai hor- and 'orr 0Ise =hel'
.,r ~ 800 ..Ivc h"igh-
! desCrIp'Iru { . dress worn IN iS!'
raai. Round dress II Indian TuH.u
trimmed down ir from ana IN The bosom
vr'h All, 80, work .'1aTsn'ed with ro-ns
a"i ,s-v deep Indian muslin foguC".
ti-saSsIan sleoyc~ wI,h no'Nvprs. bosom
,c-@ low hair tone NJ high behind SIR
nr.n-n with e tor ui-e shell comb richly
p-ra r.,crtad 9TH rsaTlS. ronden' ear
v1rc~ necNlao". with bracelets 81 ar1hr-
white KID gloves and sh0es
These combs continued - ne worn
through George Tvs aud William " :
rclcus during which veriod the form ~
~DrTure ,a-,rd from the sIrlr.n - to
a-na'a whom 'g,sp 'errihlc looking pins
.lg-..'.ar'Iv rallrl 'n'Enaris and - lie. -
..- yya'. ....,3 gs 80, ora, ---
1',u '.'' rwai ahoU' is7i. q form =
..... a ~" ,ru-ts'IrE uf VI,,"T - - rlnra
~ %, lh'-r.0e strands oOund VI. 3 -.hhors
,vr.,l va-a .~""raIiv ver- 'sCOrr'~E
Tho ns'' EG- often smooth IN from A.
.,r.. down ui'N = -Ihstan'e for tha' r.l'.
trso 81 cd haudolin". which vas ,r'.
r1-.i - 2 ~r.,Ita - ~ NUN '-lCa"a0'-
o. Ir-h rrD,- rect Nod fplri' and d''ar
rs=,,- narrow 'illP' ci gold ~ ueF-.
border sa' N velvet ofrcn confined -
hair over the forehead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
fEH'D .. .s.at NiA'''-

progeny eaeh. year producing a bette
bird anti! analiv he has one vor-h a whole
barnyard iuil - coiarl1G stock.
There may bc -o:;;" mes e work ~
the world where 'n'"i. gent for not
rewarded hU' the poultry BUSINESS -
not ne Z hem am -orrv Tor the
hooh Keeper wno sells b. 'fa for SIS .
week wner 10 nigh co. vIs' s. more FOR
vastly loss. a. nave dra-
But they wi'l no. d. y. Ih.v don >
Use common sense Onlv few months
ago local man read an article ~hpU.si
from n noultrv journal -tn'InE he fa0'
thai ordinary hens should show lear
profit az N" END ~ 'fs year = from 81 -
10 3 81 each lie figured from this 'ha.
$40 ch. Cs ems would rroduce n uo,ips' Nv
ing FOR a s'Uall family hu' without IT,
tempting % learn GnvthlnC bout IN" h,Isi-
ness \" invested IN n 500 head prultrv ward
He has probably half dozen chics "nS
LEFT 'o-dav and no faith in IN" hen n a
money mailer
Tho usual questions asked m" ar"
'Huv shall h~rin p VIA X nd II huIsess -
What kind T -ins' How mari shall 7
hsCIu " lth and hat tram, 4 stock A."
nes''' shat brr''l rp~ eggs H- hrD,le~S
and docs y Oh class f,.n,v stock uUv h.''c~
than n" .pm'n'n 'ar,ofr'' How much
ar'al r'Gu-''i. What season $ lest
IN - h'ch Ia star
Broadly suaakIng. ~" rsl II -" vear
- N" best tim" - hec.n tho business
4 few DOZEN chickens arr enough "a star,
with. IN "A single house div ipi hv screens
into sevsrdl ;Iers
Better learn 10 care for EfocS ~ fair
grad" I~ior" N, estInE IN fancy birds ~
fancy prices Eggs ~ ~ cents r lo7en
ought - paw better than broilerS. hu' ~
that 'h"-e "a ALWAYS some stock - be sold
through he wedding ON ~ alVgcish
lavcrs suuNrfuoUs yIcts - ~'rr-z "a
undesirable individuals
Bur those are all fle~a details. de-
pendent upon the locality and tho ind -
vIdVal IN answer thai would aop'v
- IN" will not correctly cover -" ca'"
Of another
Read. study see that IN. p;hnr rian
- doing. ard after all. jt;ogn for Yourself
Half ~" Instructions and wise advi,"
IN th" poultry Journals are ri'ian hv men
who me- owned a ohi"k"n and much
81 :. ia pure rot Half 81 tho u"tr Dis ~
rearing and feeding chck"ns that ohtair
anon: fam s-E Gr" IN" result ~ tradi' ION
and are wrong
II ~ all riPh' Ia sock advice. Lut no
Drly rock rib cd '7Ile - follow H. watch
yo,r chicl "r- -" vha' food aud What
system scam b"s' 20 agree with them
and hen follow that syst"'n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
EHI, NJ tIk not.
\ Corner ~ the county ~ kildare D'ar
10 Those VINO knou ~

Tho back hog - Ki,barrNn. m no
count" ~ kildare. ireland. Tc- Hve .n'
=. - from si'har railway or post IN
and : Considered 70 he AZ tho Va, -
b-yaui entIrel"
Tnr-a are threo s'vles q. dwelling \
tho bIack bog. -ays The Rose " N15r!'-'
ro..-a.. cottage ard cahln- The h..sSs
arc quaint. rli-hnnE offices o-rsr ~
IN. Tn-rn.r.. who It'll hold ~ oldsn -'v.s.
aud ancient way- InIrind!'l ~ the great
modern note which II sweeping tho -
IRELAND 'p-ldv
The cottages haionG - The GovcrrTs-'
add arc --at"d - LAY "a - very 80
rate. wui.. -h" rahIn- ar" SIMPLY "r. =
~ the 90 regime. lusf clay y - r"u'"'
with -frlN There are verv i"N = -
latter -'n"dsng IA Ireland no"
The black bog - "A dangcro.S .d.'
nightly ramb'"s ~ II aboInis 90 t"'n
Iol.- Full ~ iuky water Bat -OU" Va n
summer evening after sunset wh"u ~
white fog- are rising all arc md. Z" down
there al YOU who are city tired and 90
out how good that -pringy -od VIII 80.
20 vo'r gramu-ad ie"'
r. . snort Marathon along these y .l..-
ing railways. voG who are wcHrv ~ Dye
t-nadmil and SOC n yJI DO not ~ .
f.gl.g ike a yotI!g Cu!' lis' I"' l' 30 M
A ,i,,a- pasttIr,s or some misty tI' ~
October GO down there among ~" 'T''
heat nor and let tho long. clean. r'' ' -
blow the rIrrow. from vour '"~','f'
while the ra.nd-ouS ar" nG''"riC ~ 80
Brgcken liS" the ~" foot % no" 't.'.-
themselves.
AWAY. enchanting. always h"a 49,
oven II n j. a. -tr" back - h"ytt'
harm 81 fh,- Oh log VII t".'" poo.
round your hcsr' vitA l"r' 49,.
enough 20 draw ypu N'"k &" ih~ y '.'-
n IlhaTTDn frr sNPfTDFG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
VOLUNTEERS FIGHT MALARIA
RED 'ROSVS YEARLY CAuPiIGN
~ JHE PONTTNE NARSHFS.
onIN To0F Doctor. q" JArr> SurcOr 90
Tfousands % Italian Peasants peso
Isiio8 ~ . Region once Prosperous
Farnlhoa~e- WITH t.rt:n Names

ROW. Oct Is Ey@-y .I7,-a"- '-1n
duty 10 september the I'D 80. Ss~:~;.'
sends four DOCTOR - he Pom Te .aarsS.s
"a combat malaria among IL" Thousands
It pcor gsAsan;- altered u-"- that vast
,la,n Tho mar,he- yers one vel
e. .Flvated rlar ga! 20 -,pu:g@ e ma
lsr.a apu.a ~ Hn'v with The decline 81:
zsr.,4'ture e, ard ~. ~.us- II he Roman
E.,Gbl"
n. l.tan G1Varnr.ant has rassed a
sT"...f Az o. reclaim 'h' marshes and a
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t..' .'7rugn the Wa:s U"gaL o. 80 ard
. ga. r"a. = money na- ,e.a ALREADY
., ..'.. 20 -,,.'. a, r-SI.'- have owed
the. ana ...tuv r.'sNI Do - = aboI'
seventeen 1.I-s long .i.I from forty
..ya'r us'y ia-' wide aLG = s'.! serves
the purpose 81 draining = portion OF the
marshes and MAKES cultivation possible
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plants rhosc portions 10 ~" canal. an
~..si.a4 method u Cl"a-ing 3; 5 adopted
~ he peasants
Trey drive herds % buTs 0"- .r;o ne
water and r.rge them IN With .o-g po,es
irun ne harl- The lIImh!- stumble
'h-YILn the woods '"..-..g then &C viii
'.,..r .o,:- art r--ds'-. auJ ,alr' along
..-aRG.Is with hem tangled masses q
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RI tor tr& aree l..r.!' a., .saiucs ne
r...r,ns- u- Tract. rs,llv .n.rha..'si dur
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an..e:. ..;.D, ha, one" :. de! ina . ain
...r ne lanes .gr.tNe nay rere