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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19

miro er gu einem Midts 5uiammet-
id)rumpfen; er miro 5erquetidt 5mi=
iden Sen 5metYuffern: @ergangenbeit
uno 3ufunft, ga ou es nidt D%erltan-
Sen bait, i'm burb Mrbeft uno einen
Iropfen gmigfeit CUR @egentpart gu
MAIDEN. @em OF i'm 5um @egen-
tbeil bon Dem beniibeit, uo5u er Sir
gegeben, 10 lal1ft er nidt BLOB alS Ser
luIt, ionbern als 5dul0 in 0einem
2ebensfonto peiter.
8enn. 6m am friiben Morgen idon
ibm mutbig ms guge geblidt un0
hannbaft nit i6m gerungen bait, mie
Safob NIT Sem @l1gel (@en. 80, "a
ff.) uno merr ou Damn 6en ganSen
Sag le0igli6 IN ser bolperigen Mder=
furd)e Ser Observation-Disclosures @rbeit
0abingeihritten mareit, aber nit gu-
tenn 8eoabt lln0 nit 2tebe ur6 6reuoe
Sic Samenforner Ser Mrbeit 0einer
&dn0e ooer oeines @eiites, 6einer GUT
ten 0ebanfen uno Mbiiften ousitrel1=
ems = mabrli6, 6as lift ei1 GROCER
Sag I'M 0einem 2cben mte 1ur elmer.
gbrfurdt Dor ser Mrbeit un6 Dor ie=
Dem Mrbeitstag, 10 miro in 6einem
2e6en elm GROCER Sag Dem an6ern fol-
gen.
@ier entipringt jener 9ueu Ser Mr=
beitsfrel10igfeit, ser ME gan5 periiegt,
penn er pielleiht mitunter MIR mebr
tr0pfelt, ser nit ieinen lebenoigen,
ipruoelrroen @aiiern a116 in sic tral1=
rlglten, einformigiten, unbefrie0igen6=
item 6ormen bon Mrbeit 2eben, grfri=
i6ung, 8efrciung ltno 6r0bli9teit 5a1
bringen bermag. user ii9 6ieien Quen
gegraben in SEN Eiefen ieines @elens
un0 9ebens, i'm mobl bebiitet inns
iorgli6 ipeiit uno rein erbGlt, ser lit
geborgen; er miro INNER ein freuoi=
ger Mrbeiter fem, iolange er orbeiten
fnnn.
Mber mie, melrn er nidt mebr fann?
tpenn Sem @iI1en 5u orbeiten sic
&rafte bes .@eiites o6er &0rpers SEN
0ienit auffiin6en? menn er nah bic
len pergebliden Geril1den II. Mnitren=
gungen fapituliern u1ro sic Mrbeit aus
Ser Sagesoromung ausldalten mug?
"a fam freili6 bon. Mrbeits freu=
0igteit feline &e6e mebr fem. Da
beiBt es in Sic Sdu1le oes 2eioens ein=
treten un6 5ueri It als Mnfdnger idmere
8idtigungen iiber iid ergeben laiien,
bis ma langiam a%ufteigt in sic b0=
bere &laiie, mo- man an rubiges,
idapeigen0es 9ul6en gemobnt mir6,
uno in Sic oberite, mo- man sic @unit
lernt, aus ser Notb cine Eugen6 mo-
6en, Sic &aiitpitdt III Mftipitdt, aud
6as 2eiben in cine 2ebensenergie, in
elm Sbun 1116 Mrbeiten boberer Mrt
un6 groBerer @ite un6 @eroienitlid=
felt nm5ubiI6en.
Ga erbliibt oonn audi mie6er cine
yan5e 6lora bon 6reu6en: Stolen,
ounfelrotb, als mdren iie nit &er5=
blut begoiien poroen; Tie erinnern an
sic, NIT mel6en Sic @Gn6e un6. SiiBe
un5 sic Seite oes Monnes ser
Sdmer5en gel9miidt marel1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19

barf ser @brtit ibm nad}1preden:
Mein 8ater mirfet nno mein gott'
menl6lider 8rlloer mirft uno aud id
mirfe al oes Caters gbre, i'm Ma-
men 6es 5obnes ln0 in Der &raft oes
@eiligen @eiItes. y
Midts binoert uns, uni er taglides
INn un0 Mrbeiten auf oiele Stllfe in-
neren Moels nnb @ertbes 5l erbeben.
ga fam Damn BON 3wangsarbeit feline
Meoe mebr iein. Ga iiber1pin0et oaS
beitere oas fraftige. Sa oeS gan5en ar
beitswiuigen Meniden oaS 9eein elmer
tragen, miioen Matrr. 0a lit oer
Menih fret, uno pdre ct in Mrbelts=
fetten geboren. ST beitimmt Mrt 1t1lO
@ertb %ieirrer Mrbeit; inn gebort ibr
better grtrag, ibr oblolut lid)erer
2obn, Sen niemano fiir5elr fam. gr
oient nit lciner Mrbeit niht Men=
iden, nidt oem 3mang, ti6t Der
Notbmenoigfeit, niht einem fn1itern
@ejtid, nidt Ser Maibine atn0 nidt
oem @errn Scr Maldine, lpnoern Sem
b0dbitel1 Mrbeitsberrlr, ieinem @ott
unS ieinem @errn uno @eilan0 Seius
Gbriitus (gpb. 6, 5 ff.).
50 lernt mon sic @rbeit iddten,
ebren, lieben. Man meiB, oaB man
ME lmlonit orbeitet, 0u{ troy offer
menidli9en Sbma6e, Mrmi eligfeit
ul16 l1~npollfommenbeit Sic Arbeit Ell
men @ertb fat. Man meib, Dieuiel
man ibr beroonft, pelde @oblthat Ell
nc ernite groBe 2ebensmtfgabe tit, mte
mn ibr ser @ille itd itablt, Sic &rafte
ii9 iiben, ser gan5e Menl4 li6 fraf=
tigt, mie Sic drbere Mrbeit uns iefl1n-
oiert bei ser inneren Mrbeit an inns
ielhit, an unierer iittliden 2auterrng,
@eiterbil6ung, Dur6biloung. Mfan
5iebt. aus sen Miberfolgen leiner Mr=
belt iopiel uno oft nod mebr @elpinn
als aus SEN grfolgen. Man erfabrt
lire fait munoerbare @eilfraft in gro
Der 5rauer, in id)peren &riien. @fan
geniebt sic inner~ 8efrieoigung, Sic
mobliae Miioigfeit na6 getbaner glr=
beit. Mon freut iid nah Ser Mrbeit,
ober man brinut eS nod biel meiter:
man 1ernt ii6 bel ser Mrbeit freuen,
iih ser Mbeit frel1en. 9as lit Sic
mobre Mrbeitsfreu0igfeit; iie fam
mitl1r1ter niht anbers, Tie m1B 51r
Mrbeit iingen. u8or allem lobe i6
mir 6er Mann, ser CUR Mrbeit iingt,"
lagt Carlyle.
Mftung Dor Ser Mrbeit lebrt oud
Mdtung Dor Ser 8eit uno jeoem DR.
beitstog, Sen @ott uns l6enft. Mu6
oieie Mdtung aebt beutautag bielen
ab. Man madt lib gar ni6ts 6arauS,
3eit 81 berlteren, an6ern 3eit gu iteb=
len, ia Sic Set toot5uidlagen = Elm
gutter Mus6rud, 6enn bas lit mirflt9
partieuer Mor6 am eigenen 2eben.
1arin liegt elm Spmptom 6es Nie6er<
gangs, blaiierter l1eberfultur. 5eneca
beridtet aus %ieirer Set: u8iele iin0
es iatt, immer oasielbe 51 iehen un6
5t tbun.... Sic iagen: mie 1ange
noh sizes ginerlei! 9iei e unertrdglibe
Selbltperl tdnoigfeit 0es grmadens
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19

uno Sdlafens, oes @attieins uno
Observation-Disclosures, oes 5rieoenS
l1nb 5dtpibe1s 80! Gen. Sag per-
0rGngt Sic ,Madt, sic Nadt Sen Iag,
Der 5ommer enoigt III oem SCRIPT,
Sem @erbit fibt Ser, @tnter altf oen
Jeri EN-, ser mieoerum bonn Sriibling
beiiegt miro. MlleS gebt poriiber uno
folnn1t mieoer; nid]ts Menes; 6as
miro ihlieBlih gum lleberorub." (@p.
24,-26.).
Site iid je0er, 6aB er 6ieier iebt
mie0er bohlt mooernen, aber int
@rlrnoe nieSrigen lno aemeinen &C.
iinnlmg nibt &al1m giebt. 8as bait
6l1 fir Elm Medt, 0em iu1gen Sag,
ser itrab[eno iiber Sic 8erge berein=
i6reitet uno SEN Die gauge Matur i1-
bel10 begriibt, NIT u11ml,tbigem, grol=
lenoem, peroroiienem @eiidt% entgegen=
5lttreten? @orrm biit ot 10 un=
freunolid l1no oram6bniih gegen i'm?
8are es nid)t better, i'm sir gum
Ireuno 81 MAIDEN, ga ou ooh einmal
init linn ge5en mlbt? i'm rmd ieiner
9otiduft uno iei1nem Muftroa an 6id
81 fragen? Moglid, 6aB ct 0ih &ol5
ipalten beiBt, o6er sic StraBe febren,
ODER &in6er 0os M8@ lebren, ooer
Mften ldJreiben, ooer &ollegbefte al1s=
menoig lernen. Mber feline eigentlide
@iliion lit oo6 intner cine bodmid=
tige un5 b0dit ebrenpoQe. Sein Ell
aentlider Muftrag, SEN er bonn b6id=
item @errn sir bringt, loutet: Mrbeite,
INN gu leben l1n5 Sen 3med 6es &C.
bens 5n erreidsen, Inn @ottes @iuen
51 tbrn, Inn 6ein @obl Ill belorgen
l1n6 Sem Mebenmeniden gu niiben,
Inn SEN gon5en Segen, ser in ser Mr=
belt liegt un6 aus ibr quilt, 81 ge=
minnen fir 6i9 uno sic Menidbeit,
fir 3eit uno gmigfeit. SIT oos ettpas
@eringes, l1ntergii1tiges? &ann elm
&onig un6 Safer am beutigen Sage
@r0beres tbun?
gu flaglt, 6aB beil1e Gage 10 einfor=
mig %perlaufer, inn g1eiden, ebernen
Shritt Sic elben Gflidten poriiber5ie=
fen, lid eigentlih MIR 0ur& 6os Da=
tum int &alen0er p%oneinan6er unter=
idei0en. gu iebnit 6i@ nod groBen
Sage1t, MOO o1 einmal 10 redt 5eigen
fonnteit, mas an sir un6 in sir. @ib
oih feinen Suniionen fin. Sb Elm
Sag groB lit in oetnem 2eben, bGngt
gang MIR BON sir ab. Sober piro ge=
rra1 10 mi6tig, 10 gebaltpou, 10 beilig
iein, oIs bu i'm haben miIllt. 8ebenfe
es mobl: ie6er Morgen' lit cine fleine
@e5urt, ie0er Sag Elm fleines 2eben>
ieoer Mben5 elm Sos i'm fleinen.
@enn gu SEN Sag bon Mnfang an
idJled)t beban0elit, i'm nit nidts anoe=
rem a%usfuneit ols nit Mubiggang,
Geroroiienbcit un6 2%angemeile, 10
2abn1er &iiden lit cine ser meiiten
gep0bnltden 6ormen bon Musfel<
&beumotismus. Ginige Mpplifatio<
,,o,, nav Nhor,hoxTo:r -0:,o.4 n,;,.S
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19

gi(i0iitat fomr1t bon l&nor0entli=
diem 3llitan0 0eS Magens. Gbamber=
lainS Sablette iin0 mei entlid cine Ma=
gen=Meoi5in nno iouen beion6erS arf
ienes Organ mirfen, es reinigen,
itarfen auffriiden uno bon 11euem
beleben, lint Sic 2eber gu regulierett
inns 8iliolitdt poittip nn6 mirflam gu
perbonnen. gu faufen bel ser @oli=
tor Drlg 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19

sm neriuden, unb nad}bem ib bier Nla<
Ihen ae,1pmmen. fam ib iugen, Dap t9
ppllltdtbig 9ehet1t mar
1tnfdbig sur Mrbeit.
@err Gllitop >@immelretd, 9obbeim,
Seras, l6reibt:
~@ehrere Sabre lang mar ib leioeno,
ncl1n i1 mir ciue Grfdltrng 5l15og. an
"r!1iten MitbmozM nfGlen, neld)e gctpDbnz
'ih NIT hen nlltdgliden 5einmitteln herz
trichen lpnrhcn.
~2cbtcs Sahr ohcr mar ih adt Moz
uotc na1nit geplugt pbne llnterbre9lng
mo smar 10, babo ib ga15 nno gar feline
Mrbeiten perrid)ten fom1te. Sic perldteoe<
ren Mebi3inen, tpeldhe mir beri6rieben
lpl.roen. bradten mir feinc 6tlfe.
Nadoem ib feds. Slal@en &errna.
siuei bon 2ncupin unb 3tpei bon @analt1
ecrpnmen. BIN i'd pun meinen 9eiben 10
mcit erl5it, baB ih ale meme Sarmar<
belt mieoer perridten fann: S6 fam
oieie MeSisin irgerb elmer Yerion berg
lid empfeblen, tpelde an bieler q1alenz
sen Ylaae 1etbet, lnb CLAUDE, hnS bte<
ielbe quite Meiultate e%r5ielen tpirb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19

2abmer @iiden lit cine ser meiiten
ge&p0bnliden 6ormen bon Musfel=
&beumotismus. @inige Mpplifatio=
nen bon gbambetlains Eminent miro
gl.@ grleidterung bringen. gu fau=
fen BEL ser Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-19
9ottoren iagtcn
@rinnbDeit tort
Qitt an &eblfppfbeibmerben

@err 9. @.
). neg,
y : 5beriff
,pl1 @arren
ynlu,tp, Senz
%,eilec, i6retbt
IN II E m
Hrie bon
DC c : 90 i11n=
,iae, Senne1z
lee:
SD tpar
non Geblfppf<
teioen geplagt
ms bate bret
9pctoren, Die
nih bebanz
,elteu. Mue
,crmp6ten eS
1idt, mir gut
III tbn,1 nno
'ilnbigten. OIL,
,nS nj II e
$ c / II n 5 =
6eit babin iet!
Sh enti6loB
MIDI. Eeruna
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21
Dldz SdyS It viii
b6 R6p6dt6d

Washington, April 1S-As-
surances have been received at
the department here from Presi
dent Diaz that the Douglas affair
in which several Americans were
killed and many more lives en-
dangered, would not be repeated
In return Diaz asked that no
American soldiers be allowed to
cross the border. Several mem
bers of the senate have been dis
cussing the matter of declaring
a neutral zone of five or ten miles
along the boulder. President
Taft does not believe that situa
ton at Douglas as serious as in
the past. but is reported to have
expressed his opinion that the
same had improved.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21
Rul0OrS Of FlQht
near Judr6z

Ell Paso, April 18-Confict
ing rumors still continue to
pour into this city as regards
the prospects of an attack by
the insurrecto army on Juarez
While one class claim that
there are several hundred reb
els in the immediate vicinity
of Juarez, others are Just as
positive that there is no pros
pect of a fight near Juarez for
a day or two, at least. The
rebel leader Blanco is report
ed at Sapello, twenty three
miles south of here, where he
is guarding The Mexican raj.
road to prevent federal forces
coming from Chihuahua to re-
inforce those in charge of the
city of Juarez.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21

Washington, April 18-H. B.
Ferguson of Albuquerque and j..
D. Hand of Los Alamos appeared
before the committee on territor-
les and asked that they be given
a hearing before final recommen-
dation Of the statehood bill is
made. They represented that
they are not against statehood,
but that they, together with a
large number of the voters Of
New Mexico, were opposed to
parts of the constitution. If
the constitution can be changed, !"
said MIR. Ferguson, so that it
can be easily amended, there will
be no opposition to the constitu-
ton at all. AS itnow stands, not
only a number of Democrats, but
many insurgent republicans are
opposed to it, Delegate An
drews replied that he did not
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21
DEMOCRATS and INSURGENTS
WOULD HIVE CONSTITUTION
EHSIE,R OF AMENDMENT
Are not Opposed to Statehood, but do not
Favor Constitution in its Present Form.
Andrews learns Of Insurgent Republicans

know there were any insurgent
republicans in New Mexico, to
which Mr.. Ferguson retorted
"But you may learn it quickly
enough" The committee de-
ferred action until Friday in or
der to give all parties a hearing
before final action is taken.
There is likewise strong op'
position to the Arizona constitu-
tion as regards the recall, and a
committee from Arizona will be
heard on this subject before the
committee finally reports.
Among the insurgents who are
expected to arrive in Washington
are: H. J. Hagerman Of Roswell,
General Viljoen of Las Cruces,
r. w. Hanna of Santa Fe.
While it is hardly thought pro-
bable, there is a possibility of a
prolonged statehood fight before
the territories will be admitted
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21
RiCknldn W6|I
Proves TO b6
q Good One

A message late last evening
from Mcintosh is to the effect
that in testing the well on Will
liam Rickman's place, a stream
of water three inches in diameter
was thrown continuously all day
yesterday. Just how much water
was actually thrown was not
stated, but such a stream must
be in the neighborhood of two
hundred gallons per minute. The
we'll is 130 feet deep, and is
proving a good one. The quarter
section on which the well is To-
Gated is the Minerman home
stead, between Mcintosh and
Antelope Springs. This proves
that Mr.. Hickman has plenty of
water to irrigate good sized
tract of land.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21
R6D6IS Tdk6 6itu
alter Is Hour FIQht

Douglas, Ariz., April 1.-THE
Mexican federal army this
morning at $50 attacked the
rebel army entrenched in the
city of Aqua Prieta, in an attempt
to re-take that city. After four
hours of almost continuous fight
ing the federals were compelled
to withdraw, their loss being re-
ported as two hundred killed,
while the rebels claim their loss
does not exceed a score or so.
The first attack was made on
the city at $50. The rebels lay
low in their trenches, and the fe-
deral fire carried high above their
heads, much of the fire taking
effect in the adobe buildings
across the border in Douglas, es-
pecially along first and second
streets, One American was kill
ed by a bullet from the fire OF
the federals. The United States
troops are patrolling the border
in an effort to keep back the
Americans. The federals hac
1900 men pitted against about a
thousand of the rebels, but the
latter were not driven from their
positions,
After the federals had at
tackled the rebels IN their tren
ches at which time the federal
fire went over them into Aqua
Prieta and Douglas. the ftde
rails marched slowly to the
southeast of Agup Prieta where
they encountered the rebel
cavalry. The armies vert
fighting at close range, and
for fifteen inmates, annihlIa-
ton seemed inevitable. The re
bel cavalary novel backward
but only temporarily and the
fight was resumed. After one
aud a quarter hours of fight
ing the fire of the rebels wa,
having its effect, the rebels al
parently h"ldiug on with un
abating zeal. The rebels cap
tured two machine guns and
much ammunition
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21
Eighth Grade Examination

County Superintendent Chas
L. Burt has announced the
eighth grade plomct on exam
ination tobe bel onFriday and
Saturday, April 2S and29 at the
school building in Estancia.
The department OF education
has ruled that a fee of fifty
cents shall be charged each
applicant. All caring to take
the examination may CORES
pond with Mr.. Burt at Noun
ainair and should be at the
school house early on the
morning of the 2Sth.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21
Pump en- Route
20 EStdnGld

The Secretary OF the Estan-
cia Irrigation District is in re-
ceipt OF Il letter from W. b.
Bowlerof tn nayue & Bowler
Company, stating tnat the
pump for testing the wells has
been shipped from Deming,
New Mexico, and should arri' 9
in thu Valley within a few
days. AS soon as tue pum mp
arrives, the actnal testing of
the wells will commence n
earnest and the water question
will be settled to Il certainty.
The current nnmler Of "lrrl
cation Age published in Chi
csgo, refers to our district evry
fiat eringly, and proves that
the el es OF people really inte
rested in irrigation are turned
on the Estanli il Valley as
never before. With irrigation
the influx of farmers and mon
ey into the valley will be some
thing not dreamed of as vet.
And its coming.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21
WAL TIERS, LIFE PRISONER ES6AP6S FROM PEN|7ENT|A
REBELS EvA6UATE
MEXICAN CITY

Aqua Prieta, April 18-After
eighteen hours of almost contin-
uous fighting here yesterday, the
rebels have evacuated the city as
completely as il they had been
driven out, The federal soldiers
entered the plsza, expecting to
be ambushed at every step, but
the rebels had vanished COM
pletely. Lack of provisions and
ammunition is said to be the
cause of the evacuation. One
of the rebel soldier is reported
as having said that they would
replenish their stock of ammuni-
tionas we'll as provisions, ending
with we are going to the noun
tains, but we will return.
The real losses of the battle of
yesterday will never be known.
Both federals and rebels disposed
Of the bodies of their slain
brothers, SO that the loss on both
sides can only be conjectured.
At 10 o'clock this morning the
custom house was re-opened.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21

Santa Fe, April 18-William
Walters, who escaped from the
Territorial Penitentiary here
Sunday night, and commonly
known as "Broncho Bill" is still
at large. The officers under the
direction of the Mounted Police
are diligently securing the coun-
try, especially that adjacent tc
Santa Fe. The vicinity of Co.
rillos and!Madrid in south Santa
Fe county has been especially
we'll manned in the search for
the renegade.
Captain Fred Fornoff of the
Mounted Police is reported as
having said that the prisoner can
not escape. He makes this as
sertion. basing his opinion on
several facts. In 1899 when Wal
ters was captured, he was shot
through the right shoulder and
the wound has never healed. He
has no use of the right arm at
all. He has likewise been suffer
ing from the confinement, which
has been telling on his general
health. Together with this is
the fact that the escaped prison
er is suffering from pulmonary
tuberculosis, so that he is not in
a condition to undergo the hard
ships, which he will necessarily
have to withstand, if he makes
good his escape,
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21
Bnsy term Of Court

Judge Roberts has just clos
ed a busy term of the district
court ut Ration, sentencing
fifteen prisoners to the peni
tentiary for terms ranging
from one year to forty live
years, aud six to the county
jail and fines. Abran Mcntoya
found guilty. by a jury o
numbering his sweetheart was
given not less than twenty
nor more than forty five years
in the penitentiary.
Several check artists, plead
ing guilty of lssuing checks
with forged signature were
iven terms in the pen, their
plea of having been drunk
while committing the crime,
availing them little in the
eyes OF the court.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21
MOridrtu It
viii Remain

Washington, D. c., April IL
The name of Moriarty, N. M,
will Tot be changed, according to
delegate Andrews, although ef-
forts have been made to that end.
1t was proposed to call it Garden
City, but apparently the postoffice
department and Mr.. Andrews
decided otherwise for it is said
no change will be made.
The following postmasters have
been named in the southwest:
New Mexico Chas. R. Irsin,
Yankee, Colfax county; VIM. A.
Joy, Progreso, Torrance county;
Louis H. Miller, Pendleton, San
Juan county. Ell Paso Herald.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21
Would Abolish White Slavery
! iTEaIli

y u fsllA&f
The Chicago Vice commission
las recently submitted a report
70 the Chicago city council in
which it reveals che social evil
problem and suggest the appoint
ment of a morals commission and
the establishment of a moral
court.
Emong other things the COM
mission recommends: The in
truction of children, IL to 16
years old, in sex hygiene; the
personal attention of parents to
their children; physical examina-
tion of applicants for marriage
licenses; better pay for working
girls; regulation of lake boats;
investigation and supervision of
Employment agencies; laws cal
ling centers of the social evils
public nuisances; municipal lodg-
ing houses for women; women
officers on the police force; vocat-
ional training for older girls in
the public schools; vigilance in
public parks and halls which girls
and women visit; and, generally,
closer attention of parents 10 the
habits, acqaintauces and doings
of their children.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21

Rev. T. A. Windsor, Pastor Of
the local Methodist Church win
fill his regular appointment next
Sunday, His morning subject
will be, Helps and Hindrances
to Christianity" and evening
subject Philip as a Ready Work
er." Sundayschool will be held
at 10 a. m. ard Epworth League
Immediately preceding the eve
ing service. Everyone is invit-
ed to all the services.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21

Miss Mable Hine was awarde'
the Silver Medal in the young
ladies oratorical contest, held
Willard last night under the aus
pices of the local w. c. 7. U
Quite a number of Estanciaus
drove down to attend the exerci-
ses. The contestants were;
Misses Mable Hine, Eura Tuttle
Elsie Paup, De,phine Souders
Jeffiie Duke and Nellie Crawford
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21
Easter EGG Hunt

Thirty-four children gathered
at the Park Sunday to engage in
an Easter Egg Hunt. Connie
Fugatt and Lincoln Chavez had
provided a hundred eggs, which
W re hidden in the grass in the
Park. That the sport was
thoroughly enjoyed by not only
the children but the parents who
were present as well, was attest
ed by the merriment of all. Riley
Lee and Lucille Rawson were
each awarded a prize for finding
the largest number of eggs.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21
Secrets Himself while other Prisoners are Being
Locked Up. Scales the w alls and Makes
break for Freedom. S 90 Reward for Capture

Territorial Penitentiary a few
years ago. During the time he
was there, he came to know
Walters, the escaped convict
we'll. La an interview yester
day, he told a News reporter
of the fellow, speaking of him
altogether as "Broncho" Said
Mr.. Gillen: Il am surprised
that Broncho even tried to get
away. When he was in my
squad, he was apparently not
at all anxious to change his
lot. For some time he work
ed in the garden, where | had
charge Of the boys, and did his
work well. To look at him,
one would not take him for
the "bad man" he is reported
to be. His smile, which he
carried continually, and pro
ba bly, unconsciously, Led one to
think of him as just ar ordina
ry sort ofa fellow. Even at
that time he was a "trusty"
and enjoyed numerous priv
leges. On account of the wound
in his shnlder, he was unable
to do heavy work, and was
gwen the lighter chores. He
told me of his escapades not
boastingly, but in a reminisc
ing mood, and ended by say
ing that was all over. | do
not see that he is in a position
to make a fight for his life, on
account of bis right arm being
out of commission. He will
have to do his shooting left
handed. and whether or not
he can do this, | caGnot say"
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-04-21
DOES NOT LOOK
LIKE BID MAN
SRYS GILLEk

II. N. GilIep, who has .
homestead north of Mountain
air. and who has been in Es
tancia the past few days, held
a position as guard at the