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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-25
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@piOemiip9ebuiet / Ebiite0 iom IL
oenoe al SDgoommen.
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ira SerI6o, orllfneoe iflg. H. y.
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baoeOe ! aaloebo0itrono / Qerbe.
Den al 9aQensbpf.
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8o9binoer Sobonien, Sjgrrin9 er
orutnet UNDER gaoning i Otter aa.
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aniete Siortbife aebmonOsforret.
ming i SlotSgaOe / AnlbOra fei-
re0e @anoag ben Z. o8. lit 80
Aor5 Subilaum. 8irmaet, Der ier.
Zig oriber 9an0el meo 2%onO6oerne,
6IeO foreOriot iil9. g9lal6. 5tiftst."
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for 80 4or ii6en flptte0es Ser in0
/ ben NIL ioo fenote gSiort6S
@oorO".
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9ebren0 Dos 9urmeiiter & @uin er
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peo 0e0en / en- al0er at CT. 40
aor. San bnb0e iflg. nRott." Doe.
ret oniat bos gurmeiiter & @oin /
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opgtig aontormono.
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gbr. 6oIfenbero er ifIg. uabbbn."
nfgoaet beo 8eoen / en- AIOer al
so aor. San bar en- al De GloIte
Suriiter og en- operorbentlig opg-
TIC og elifopr0ig Mon6.
@o0sejer @luo al 96nballe.
goar0 er forleben gnnife plu0ielig
ofgnaet pe6 96Oen, rant al ct
Sierteilag. Gen afos6e. Der bleo
70 9lar gammeI, Oor ifl9. DSeri.
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title Mnn6, iom IepeOe for lin 9e.
britt o9 lin imuffe 2pitifoo. San
Dor ugift.
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S~orfotteren, conb. tbeol. CHARLES
@onorup, Iio6er Of 0be. og 9an-
nebroesmano, er ben 7. os. 300,
81 aar eanmel. Den nfosbe bar
1885 Sfoleinipeftsr | 0pfs-
bling 81, 1860 SfoIeinipeftsr
/ Nnn6ers oe iioen 1889 5orItan.
Der for g~aiienbuiet.
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ItifteIien / 9sbenbnpn. Den nfbsbe
por Tormono for BEN Iofole Sae.
fsrerforenings Soneobeitprelie oa
al SnerIfotteroooet.
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renien, | fin Sio Sognepreit til
9isrnsbolm % Wone oeb 9seitsr
oe 5oritanSer for Rnnum Semina.
riltm iont grobit for Slet Serreb,
cr ofgnoet pe6 9s6en efter en- Ope-
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anr al.
Srambc. aoGborg, 8. auguIt. :
@aor gf%termi0ones benao Bitten
opoogeoe man, at BET req ira Gbr.
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9ompifibspIo6ien. 9rnn0oesnet
bleb tilfolot oe pn~obeopnote itrofs
en- liafbrubt Sprsiten; men font
oenne bar bGret oe6~Ii9eboIbt belle
Rotten og 8oaen | 8a9, por BET
eu6nu lent | Gftermi6ooe life INF
febes at fnn SIoen %iluffet. SIoen
ifpIoes formentlig Selpnntpnoelie.
= aolborg, 9. Gueuit. 5 Otter.
mio6oa neobrpnote SneOfermeIter
Seniens Gienoom / Gniosbei. Sloen
or nhgtooot fro Qirn nhtpn Vh1nins
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-25
Uunmturk.


6eilberas 80 Mars 6pOielsoog i
aifob.
SsiifoleioritanOer Selee Soitrup
talte ON i'm 6aoer, napnlig ira
Den 1io, 0igteren oeltog iao leoei-
oe / Observation-Disclosures Sri.
menigbeosprnit 9. .. Boalien ira
9ooluno tolte ON isn0erip0ife 6or.
BOLD, oa 9aitor 86. anuoien ira
Doneboo CAB Ell Operii9t oper Den
oonife llOoonorings 6iitorie, %
boilfen 9etponing MenigbeOsonn.
nelien Der baooe bait.
Om aiteneu iao f9I. Sfueipil-
fer SernOorff oamle oanife 5olfe.
bier, nleoens ct 0omefor lang Ont
fppoet oertil.
8. auguit. lirs0ag 6ormiOOag
talte &ait. 5acob Solm, 6oritanOer
.. Stems % 8aitor u. 9o6ierg
ON Sen 6onife Ssiifole / 4merifa
iiOen oens ferite gegpnoelie i Off
born / 1873. 8isie tire Meno bar
opret meO i oen 0iitorie ira Be
9pnoeIien al. 81. 5 talte Senior
y. 81. G%oienberg ON 9igtefunitens
9etoouing for oct ofientlige 2io.
On aftenen opIeite &oienbera
ire 9lfter al OebIenicbIpgers 49Or.
re9io" og ienere noole 5cener al
9u0pig 6olber0s u@ert 8eitp6a-
Ter"
3nOrc MiSiionS gGrcrmbOe.
5fern, s. 4uguit. 3nore Mis-
lions narlige 9prer. o8 99rerinoe.
mG6e aabne0e8 / Gag / Sfern. Ne-
oct er oct iterite, Der biotil bar pG.
ret aibol0t, ioet 0et tpQer op imoo
100 1eltogere. Ne0et nn6ne0es /
7SormiOoags me0 en- 8liostieneite i
5fern Strife. boor S%oeneprait an-
oerien talte. ) @itermi0Oag toler
gropit @6t3icbe al Serning ON
g6oorle0es bol0es en- 2prer | 2ipe.
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/ Tag me0 6oreOrag al Fropit gi.
be 4eterien / Spgum ON p99reren
/ lit Stem. loleren betone0e, at
9preren maotte pore / lit Stem
iom / Sfolen, % at De gooe Soc.
rerbiem funoe bore al ben Itsrite
9etponing for Sfolens @erning.
5 acknowledgements talte Mis-
iionnr 8iQaoS Sanien ON gSfole-
o9snet / Sn0ien", oe ON aitenen
afbolot 2prerne % 29rerin0erne
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net / SnOien aaO NiSiion9r Bill.
laos Sanien en- Sfilorine al De
f%orifeIlige @rter al Sfoler. Der lin.
oes 2an0et. Snn betoneoe, at
oct bar en- itor 6orbel, ogiaa ior
Misiionens arbeiOe, naar 6oIf fun.
DC l9ie, i0et man GA fun6e gioe
Dem Sraftoter 90 gibelen, lige
iom De ogina baoOe 5oruoietnin-
ger ior at foritaa Misiion9rernes
BrGOitener 90 bar mere mootage'
liee for religisi Baaoirfnin9.
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Spngbp, .. augnit. GeO oct oanif-
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SeiifoIe peo 2pngbp bolot / Scar
SeiifoleforitonOer Goienoal ct So.
reorog ON @runotbig. 0ereiter pna-
begpnote 5olfetbinasmanO s. s.
G6riItenien ct 6ore0rag ON Oanit
9opgipning; ban omtaIte iGrIie Oe
forifeliee @rter al Sfattelope. Or.
phil. 1erregaaro talte oerpaa ON
0anif airfelio.
On gftermiooagen oflaooe De
ca. 40 norife 0Grere og 9Grer.
inoer otter Snobpoelie al aultns.
miniiteren 9eise pao &~igs6oipi-
toilet.
Stor @nbe. 5 Senbolb til ct Ell.
- .r..s
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-25

@ilofarcnSc | alittcrne. On fem.
onrig 0atter Of gaacrmeiier Deg
ner | opnItrlp bar iorIeOen Niten
IporleIt forioun0en. % alt bleo
Ttrafs iot | gepneclie for at iiuOe
Den lille. Der leotes boaoe al 9e.
boerne % flere Sunorcoe 9aoear-
tier, mco 2pater oe Ranbcn bleu
Der isgt ane "egrr' ~cr @ige"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-25

SIOo9an9. = Ibilte0, 8. Nugult.
@n 9loO9anesepioemi er opitaaet
Dos to 6amilier / gang.6oorup
Commune peo GbiIte0. 3 8ern er
oe0e, og 7 Berioner er in6lugt poa
@piOemiip9ebuiet / Ebiite0 iom IL
Oen0e al Spgoommen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-25

Slant al 2Dnet. timber ct fortoa.
riet Soroenpeir Hog ct spn iorle-
Den @itermioone neo / giaa 30"
pao Scr. Bang peo aoloing %
rnmte @ieren, Bartifulier Gale.
len, Der ioo / GaeIioituen oe IGite
lin 2(ois, fiin iisrt Sfiorte os Ben.
tlp0er. 9nnct foer neo langs Mil-
rem, ilog ino, ramte Sr. Gaaeien /
bsire SfuIoer oa sit no genucm
5ooen, inmt tGn6te SIS | 5fiorte
og 0enflpoer. Sr. GaGeien bIen
itGrft Iioenoe og / frpotelie for.
brGnot SilItano inoloot poa Sol
Ding Spgebus, boor man ifelge
Sob. 5olfebl." til at begpnoe meo
tpinleoe ON, at ban funoe lepe; men
~efternt ban bar fommen cper Den
fsrite Hat, nGreoe man behre Saab,
og Sen 8. os. bapoe ban oct for.
hnIhsnis on0t.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03
a panaarous Pracedent.

The best case which I have seen OF
law versus justice and common sense
is one which Montague relates as hav-
ing happened in his own day. Some
men were condemned to death for
murder. The judges were then inform
ed by the officers Of an inferior court
that certain persons in their custody
had confessed themselves guilty Of the
murder in question and had told so cir
cumstantiaI a tale that the fact was
placed beyond all doubt. Nevertheless,
it was deemed so bad a precedent to
revoke a sentence and show that the
law could err, that the innocent men
were delivered over to execuhon.-Lon-
don Graphic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03
SCHOOLS CLOSE FOR
COUNTY INSTITUTE
Arnold Held for Trial on
Charge Of Double
Murder.

Tombstone, Ariz., Oct 3.-The Tomb
stone public schools are closed this
week, owing to the Cochise county
teachers institute, which is being held
in Bisbee.
The treasurers office Of this county
is now sending out tax notices for the
present year, and the notices total over
1000 in number. The office force has
been increased to complete the task.
Ross Arnold, charged with a double
murder at Johnson several days ago, was
given his preliminary examination, and
held In the sum of $1,000 bond. AS yet
the bond has not been furnished and
he is confined in the county Jail
The appraisers Of the Tombstone Con-
soIidated Mines company, a bankrupt,
have appraised the property Of the
company at S1,5OO.O0O. and the same
viii be advertised for sale in a very
short time.
Tom bstone's corps Of school teachers
will be entertained on Friday evening
by the Warren District Country club.
y. j. Flanagan, OF Bisbee, is the
latest notary public to be appointed for
COchlse county by governor SlOa2.
The VIII of the late Martin Costello,
Tombstone mulri-millfOnair and mine
owner, was filed for probate The es-
tate is estimated between Sc, 0OO. 600 and
IS 600, 600, while there are notes out
standing due the estate in the sum
OF S302,1O0.
The last session OF the territorial su-
associate justice T. NJ. Doan, In PhOe-
nix, beginning the week Of November 6.
No new business will be considered.
According to the records Of the terri
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03
COURT BEGINS ITS
WORK IN LAS CRUCES
Permanent Exhibit Is Put
IN Chamber Of Com
nleTce Rooms

Las Cruces, n. IL, Oct 8-COurt has
convened for the October term at Las
Cruces with judge Frank w. Parker
The chamber Of commerce office is
q miniature exposition, for upon the
closing of the first annual state fair
Tor the Mesila valley, many Of the
first prize exhibits were turned over
TO the chamber Of commerce for eKh1-
bluOn purposes, with a view to max
ing a permanent exhibit at the offices
OF the chamber OF commerce
The DOna Ana delegates have re-
turned from Las Vegas, where they
attended the state convention Of the
Republican party.
The following land entries have been
made at the United States land office
at this place:
Desert Entries-SamueI Connaway,
Deming, n. NJ, S. =. q Sec. 81, Twp. a
s., 10 W. Otto j. LindhOf, Deming, N
d., lots and 4 E = S. W. = Sec. 81,
Twp; q s. 10 W. Geo, B. SI6ole'
1Iimbres, n H. lots ] and 2, S. T. u
n. >. a. z. = S. T. a, s. ". q S. &.
z Sec. 8, T. % s. R. w Henry C.
Linz Demiugs n IL, ). W. q Sec 8,
% s. 9 ". Geo. Z. Cameron, Dem
ing, n. N, west half Sec 20, q s.,
r. IL W Ernest 1. VIM, Demiug, n.
H., east half Sec %, T. "a s.. R. II W
Charles S Harris, Mimbres1 n M s
w. p II. 3. y, n. " = S. T. Il, lots
8 and 4, and S. = n W. a Sec. 3, T.
Entries rejected-Jno. /. Yeargin,
Hondale, n H., w - n. ". = dot 4,
S. ~. Z n. W. - Sec. 1, p. = n. E
2 dot I, S. 2. 4 n. z. - Sec. 2, %
s., r. II W; rejected for the reason
that land Is already taken in Sec. 1,
and Sec. 2 is school land. Henry A
lEerow, Deming, n, NJ, lots i, 2, and
z, E. = n. W =, =. y s W. 4, Sec
19, 7. "a s., r IL w; rejected for the
reason that excess area was not paid
for
Following homestead entries were
John L. Teargin, HOndale. n. H., S. w
q s. Z. q, e. = s. ". 4, n. ". z s.
". q Sec. ], T. 26 s., r. IL w. Aman-
da @. Jansen, Deming, n. H., S. W i
Sec. is, Twp. % s., r. W. Harry e.
Gano. Deming, n. NJ, y. y s. T. = lot
g and Y. E. = S. W. = Sec. 10, % s.
W. Henry l. McROberts, Deming, n.
II, N. y s. ". q, S. W. 4 s. W. 4 Sec.
20. TWP 26 s., r. g.
The Young Peoples Christian union
viii have an installation Of new Off
GERS at the Methodist church: Follow
ing VIII be officers: G. A. Marteeny,
president; Miss Brownlee, first vice
president, Miss Nesbitt second vice
president. Leetha Reeves, secretary;
Miss Burke, treasurer; Miss Link
critic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03
MEXICO's BIG
BOY is WHOPPER
Nine Years Old, Weighs 176
Pounds and Is
BRIGHT

AIOuntainair, n. n, Oct. 3.-Lester
Blair of LOuntainair, claims to be the
biggest boy for his age in the new
state He is years old and weighs 176
pounds, his height being exactly five
feet.
Lester came several months ago from
Weatherford, Tex, with his father to
Mauntainair, where Mr. Blair Is now
section foreman for the Santa Fe. rail-
road. Both Of Lester{s parents are
large, but he was only a good, fair
sized baby when born, Weighing II
pounds He started 10 grow right off,
however, and weighed 25 pounds when
two months Of age. He has continued
his rapid growth ever since. At present
his chest measurement IS AZ inches.
Lester is a handsome boy, with a
good clear complexion, and has never
been sick but once in his life He goes
to school and is very bright IN his
studies. From the fact that his father
has charge Of many Mexican wOrEmen,
he has learned Spanish, which he not
only talks fluently but also reads and
writes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03
VALENTINE Residence
DR nDERnK CHaNC


Valentine Texas, Oct. 81. A. GRAY
has purchased the D. A. Smith resi-
dence.
NJ Z. Welch has completed the addi-
ton Of two new rooms to his residence
on Railroad avenue
c. =. Corning has old one of his
residences on Bell avenue TO n z.
Davis, foreman Of the @ H & S. A
bridge gang
W. E. Bell has built an addition to
his garage.
Bell and Cassidy have added new
walls to their storage rooms.
=. +. Stegau is improving his pOuI-
try yards by adding new and sanitary
poultry houses.
c. z. Hawker is putting down a well
for r. r. YoungbloOd.
r. p Kissler has finished his well
near Ryan and found an abundant wa
ter supply.
DR.. George 3. Graves IS convalesoing
from an attack Of fever.
Mrs. II. H. Hargas, who has been III
for some time, is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. James are now
residents Of FL PasO.
Mrs. T. w. Snyder and little folks
are in Maria for school advantages.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03
COLLEGE BALL TO BE
HELD SATURDAY NIGHT

Agricultural College, n H., Oct s.
The bail scheduled to come off in near
future viii likely be held Saturday
night in order to give the visiting
football players some amusement aside
from the football game. This VIII be
one of the leading events of the year
as IT is the event celebrating the finish
Of one of the finest buildings on the
campus The floor is extra fine and
large. giving room for from Is to 100
couples on il at a time Many have
signified their intention Of coming
when fl occurs.
The second meeting Of those inter-
ested in literary societies have voted
upon clauses in the new constitution
presented for rejection or adoption.
There were some heated discussions.
but nearly all the clauses and articles
as they stood We're ratified. However
a few had TO so over till next meet
ing.
Homer CoIquItt, nephew Of the gov
ernor Of Texas. is visiting his fathers
ranch south OF Nesilla Park for few
days.
w. S. Gillian left last night to at
tend the Democratic convention at
Santa Fe. He is a delegate.
Ben Bibs Of Grants n. H. is one of
the latest students to register
Hugh Dilley. of Dalhart Is here TO
take up agricultural work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03

toriaI health officer, during the first
two quarters of this year, there was
a total Of 1855 deaths recorded in the
new state. Of which number 292 were
IA COchise county.
During the past four months there
has been filed with the clerk Of the
district court a total Of q divorce
cases, the majority Of which come from
Bisbee and Douglas.
During the month Of September there
was issued out of the probate court
Of this county a total Of rs marriage
licenses.
A brief session Of the district court
will be held in Tombstone by judge
DOan on the 18th inst. in order to clean
UP several important matters, before
adjourning the April court term
There are now % postal savings
banks in Arizona. Fourteen new ones
have been announced, among which IS
the Tombstone office, which will open
for business on the 18th inst.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03
OVERPLUs OF RAIN
AND TEMPERATURE

FL Paso is still ahad Of the average
on precipitation to the extent OF 207
inches. The rainfall for September s
las, but the fall was so eXceeding ly
heavy in July and August that the sur
plus is stil more than two inches for
the year.
On temperature the city Is 500 de-
grees ahead of the average for nine
months, or a total OF Is degrees each
day. The average daily excess Of tenn
perature for September was 4O8 de-
grees. In every month Of the present
year, the temperature has been above
the average.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03
CALL REPUBLICAN NATIONAL

NUUMII-IEll 10 MEIlI DE|- =
New York, II. Y Oct 3-After a
meeting here between former governor
John F. Hill Of Augusta, Ne, acting
chairman and William Hayward of
New Y ork city, secretary of the Re
publican national committee, a call was
Issued Cor a meeting of the committee
i'm Washington on December r.
At this meeting the claims of various
cities for the national convention win
be heard and the place and time viii be
decided Among others, Buffalo St
Louis and Chicago VIII be applicants
It is necessary for this call to be
issued in time to notify the members
i'm Hawaii the Philippines, Alaska and
Porto Rico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03
10000 Customers For 3 Gents.

The ordinary cost of a Want Ad in
The FL Paso Herald is % cents. 1t
reaches an average Of about 10000
readers each issue
TO circularize 10000 people costs
about $500; to call on them, twice to
three times as much more.
That's the difference in cost of get
ting customers through big news
paper and through other means.
The FL PasO Herald does the work
for you in a day. The other ways re-
quire weeks and months.
Call Bell ZIG; Auto 1115
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03
CHIHUAHUA GIRLS ATTENDING
SCHOOL IN UNITED STATE

Chihuahua, Mex. Oct S.-Miss May
Belle Hood has left for Los Angeles
to attend a music conservatory OF
southern California. She will be absent
all winter.
Miss Mildred Hood left for Fort
Worth, Texas. to attend Arlington
Heights college
Mrs. J.. S. Hood of Chihuahua pro-
prietress of the Robinson house, who
has been In FL Paso for two weeks
preparing her daughters, May Belle and
Mildred for school, has returned to her
home in Chihuahua.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03

oIeTI0 BIlDca- Texas Oct- 3-B0rn
to Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. RapIey. of the
Brown News restaurant. a baby girl.
to Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Mcmillan SUNDAY
night, a baby boy.
Miss Dale Justice is i'm EI Paso this
week attending the teachers institute
r. Carson is having adObes made to
build q two room addition to his resi-
dence.5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03

There could be no better medicine
than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. NY
children were all sick with whooping
cough. One of them was in bed. had
high fever and was coughing uu
blood. Our doctor gave them Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and the first
dose eased them. and three bottles
cured them" says Mrs. r. A Donald
son Of Lexington, Miss. For sale by
all dealers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03
A FORMER TULAROsA MAN
DIES IN COLORADO SPRINGS

Colorado Springs, Colo, Oct. 3-Lon
n. Roberts, formerly Of Tularosa. II
NJ, died here at the st. Francis hos
pital
His death was caused from stomach
and liver trouble. Mr.. Roberts made
many friends while in Colorado.
He leaves a wife and two little sons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03

The weather man pulled a little rain
storm on FL PasO without advance mo-
tlce Monday evening The rain started
soon after o'clock and played a hit
and miss engagement during the early
part Of the evening, accompanied by a
vivid electric display
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03

FL PasO and vicinity Fair tonight
and Wednesday; cooler tonight
New Mexico. Tonight fair and cooler
with frost north portion; WEDNESDAY
fair. cooler southeast portion.
Weather Notes.
A deep barOmetric depression is cen
tral this morning in North Dakota
while the highest pressure shown on
the chart is over the St. Lawrence val
ley. Except in Minnesota and Montana,
precipitation during the last "a hours
was generally light, but Of wide eX-
tent; greatest amount reported (1-5O
inches) was at St Paul
FL Pas0 Readings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03

past sixty. They seem TO have more energy
and vitality than most people of middle age J"
When the "Sun8et Days" of life arrive, the re-
Cooperative powers of youth begin to wane and the
need of strengthening, easily digested, quickly
assimilated food is felt-something that will build
up the wasted tissues and revive the nervous force
without overtaxing the digestive junction
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03

Today. Xesdy.
Gam p m.
Barometer (sea IeveD .--..29-70 29-5z
Dry thermometer -. 81 81
Wet thermometer --..-.. so %
Dew point -.-.-.-.. % 4y
Relative humidity 1890. 68 ~
Direction of wind $1,000. NV SW
Velocity Of wind ..- 10
State Of weather ...... pit cldy pit cldy
Rainfall last "a hours ~ %
Highest temp. last "a mrs.. 81
Lowest temp. last - hrs IS
River.
HEIGHT Of river above fixed zero
mark, 12.2 feet; rise in last "A hours,
one foot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03

ObsarTuons taken aeSa n ssFeutyftth meridian time
IsoBAHs, continuous lines through points OF equal ~
tFassurs.
LsoTs1Es, or dotted lines pass through points Of equal ten
Usratures theyU be drawn only Tor zero reezins ana l
olOudys O oioudEi @ ratn5 (9snO1i o report missing
Arrows Y With ms wind First figure minimum tspraturo
y hours second 2hour rainfall If &c equals % tnc1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03
pd0St EXfrdU
ne 'BeSF Tonic

is an ideal food-drnk for the aged-ohe staff of life" in
highly concentrated liquid form-riCh In tissue building
muscle building elements of pure malt combined with the
tonic properties of hops. It is easily and quickly asilated
by those whose digestive organs greatly impaired
By taking small amount Of Pabst Extract, The "Best
Tonic before each meal the quantity of solid food can be
greatly reduced and more real nOurshment obtained.
In addition to It's strengthening properties soothes and
qet the nerves. bringing sweet refreshing Sleep which is
so essential to the aged
P Ezr The Tonic to build up the ovored strengthen the
insomnia relieve dyspepsia help the conva
prepare happy healthy motherhood give the
aged Your physician viii recommend It