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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-24
70 BE MARRIED AT PORT
LAND THE COMING WEEK

j. r. RouncevilIe, accompanied by
his sister-in-law, Miss Brunhilda Luet
itch, came in from the Trout Creek
ranch during the week, and left yester-
day for LaPorte, Indiana, to attend
the graduating exercises of the Inter
laken school for boys, which is attend
ed by two of his sons. Miss Luettich
left for Portland, Oregon, Thursday
evening, where she will be married
during the coming week to Mr.. E. H.
Bathriek. The young couple viii make
their future home at Goldendale,
Washington.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-24
LOOKING UP HUMBOLDT
COUNTY LAND AND MINES

Fred 7. McGurrin and J. W. Cover
left for the Rebel Creek district this
afternoon for the purpose of inspect
ing lands and mines in that vicinity.
The former is well-known Salt Lake
City attorney, brother of Frank +. Me
Gurrn, president of the Salt Lake Sc
curity Trust company and who, accord
ing to his own statement, "makes his
money practicing law and spends it in
mining speculations. Mr.. Cover is
one of the prominent mining and real
estate operators of Seattle.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-24
BASEBALL At LoVELOCK
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

The Winuemucea team Will play the
Loveloek nine on the grounds of the
latter tomorrow afternoon, the game to
be called at 2:30 o clock The home
bows will go down on No. 3 tonight,
but those wishing to witness the game
may either go by the same train or
take No. in the morning. Following
is the lineup for the Winnemucea ag-
gregation:
Bradshaw, pitcher; Mason, catcher;
Bonnifeld, center field O. Diehl, right
field; Davis, left field; Giroux, short
stop; Krenkel, first base; Holabird,
second base; Chapman, third base;
substitutes, G. Chase. viii Diehl.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-24
st Paul's Catholic.

Father Enright will celebrate mass
in st Paul's Catholic church tomorrow
morning at 10:30 O'Clock. Subject of
sermon, Zone of the Popular Sins of
the Day.
An important meeting of the Ladies
Altar Society will be held immediate
ly after the morning service.
At 1880 o'clock in the evening,
Sacred Heart devotions.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-24
IILLER & LUX HORSES
SHIPPED TO CALIFORNIA

Yesterday DR.. Mack completed the
SIX Of inspecting the band of Miller
& Lux horses. returning to Reno last
evening The stock was all found to
he in perfect health and was shipped
this afternoon, occupying Is cars, via
the Southern Pacific, to Southern Cali
fornia, where they will be distributed
among the conmpany's ranches.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-24

j. l.. Stafford, the well-known mining
engineer, returned this morning from
Star canyon.
DIR. and Mrs. E. d. Giroux left
Thursday ON trip to San FRANCISCO
and other California points.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-24
Bananas Via Western Pacific.

This morning three cars of bananas,
the first to he transported by this line,
passed west over the Western Pacific.
The fruit was shipped from the Sand
wich Islands to San Francisco, via
Galveston. Texas.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-24
FOURTH OF JULY RATES
VIA THE WESTERN PACIFIC

The Western Pacific will sell round
trip tickets at rate Of one and one
third fare. Selling dates July LIST,
I'd, 3d and 4th, final limit July otn,
Not good for stopovers. Will also sell
to Ogden, Utah, at 1890 Tor the
round trip
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-24
FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
DURING HARVEST SEAgOl

Davis Z Cleve have arranged o COZ
duct free employment bureau fro
now until the first OF August. If i.
need of help, drop line TO tne s
Elmo saloon. Jun20-Augl
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-24
NEW IMPROVEMENTS AT
THE ST. ELMO SALOCA,

Manager Davis, of the st. Elmo, is
today having a wash-room and toilet
constructed at the rear of this popular
resort, preparatory to connecting with
the sewer.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-24
Christian Science Services.

Christian Science services will be
held at the courthouse tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock. Subbject, "Chris
tian Science. Wednesday evening
meeting held at the same place at 8
0 clock. The pubic is cordially invited
to all the services.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-24
GLOBE EXPRESS GENERAL SU-
PERINTENDENT VISITS TOWN

J. r. Allen, general superintendent
for the Globe Express company, with
headquarters at San Francisco, spent
the greater part of yesterday in town,
looking after the interests of his cor
poration.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-24
Attending to Business in City.

Trainmaster amilton left for San
Francisco last evening on a business
to be absent for several days.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-24

II. j. Salter, of the law firm of salt
er e. Robins, left for National yestef'
day morning, in Haeffner's auto TO at
tend to legal business.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-24

T-Gold-rimmed eyeglasses, in
case marked oh. b. with silver
chain attached. Leave at this Office
and receive reward. 1t
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-25
COAL LANDS

The following is from the Geo.
logical Survey Bulletin:
Over seventy million acres Of
coal land in the West is still owned
by Uncle Sam. The coal content
OF this land is enormous; it can
be figured only in hundreds Of
billions OF tons. Some tracts are
OF immense value, containing beds
Of coaA OF tho highest grade, 80, 40,
IS, and even so feet or more in
thickness. The old way was to sell
the coal land, regardless OF value,
at the absurd figure OF $40 an acre
II it was more than Is miles from
a raiAroad or at $40 if within that
limit. The present way is to meas
ure the coal in an acre and sell the
land at price determined by it's
content OF coal. As result coal
hand has been priced as high as
$500 an acre and one tract at even
$500 an acre. Since March 4, 1909,
the Geological Survey has CLASH
fled, by 40-anre tracts, 1927 1855
acres OF the government coal lands,
at a total valuation OF $56O,S15,Os1.
the work done under the
last administration a total OF 49,
4S0,53s acres has now been classi-
fled as coal land, at a valuation
OF S637,619,41s. At the i10 to 2O.OO
minimum rate these lands would
have a valuation OF 621S, ,si2, so
that the work done has resulted in
a gain to the Government OF nearly
1920, $1,000. 1t may be noted that
tho proceeds Of coal-land sales are
an Deposited to the credit OF the
PROCLAMATION fund"-the fund that
pave for the construction of the
Governments vast water-storage
projects.
The work involved in the clasA-
ification of the nations coal fields
il immense and the scheme under
which it has been worked out is
remarkably accurate and lc.entific.
The best evidence OF its accuracy
is the ready acceptance OF the esh-
mates and valuations by purchasers
Of coal lands and the tact that the
Geological Survey is constantly re-
oeiving applications and petitions
Tor the classification of coal lands.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-25
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
SPECIAL MEETING

10 hi Stock holders Of the Lariat
Irrigation Company:
You arc hereby notified that pur-
suamk 10 an order duty made and
entered OF record by the Board Of
Directors oi the Lariat Irrigation
Company, I, Dwight H. Cove, sec-
rotary ,of sa.d company, do hereby
caN 4 Special Meeting pf the Stock
holders OF the L ariat Irrigation
Company to be held and convened
Il tho Town Hal ON FTs. Avenue
in the Town OF Monte Vista, county
Of Rio 0rande. State Of Colorado,
on Saturday, the s.h day OF April,
A. d. 1911, at O'Clock in the af:er-
noon OF said day for the purpose Of
considering and voting upon the
question "a to whether or not said
company shall negotiate a sale, fix
q price and sell and convey the en-
tire plant, property and holdings
OF tho Lsriat Irrigation Company
to oertsin trustees ito be named at
I'D hrseting) FOR the use and bene-
tit ,of m Irrigation district, pro-
posed to be formed, including all
tho ditch rights ssd privileges,
w.0sr rights and privileges, and to
do anything necessary in and about
making such transfer, and for the
further purpose OF voting upon the
question OF authorizing the board
Of directors to take any and all
necessary steps in and about the
organising and establishment OF
m Irrigation district.
Dated at Monte Vista, Colorado.
March ., 1911.
DWIGHT II. COVE.
Secretary OF the Lariat Irrigation
Company.
Lat Publication April A.
First Publication March Is.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-25
attaeks seheol Principal

A severe attack on school princi-
pal, Chas. B. Allen, OF sylvania, Ca,
10 thus told by him. "For more
than three years." he writes, II sui
Tered undesirable torture from
rheumatism, liver and stomach
trouble and diseased kidneys. All
remedies failed till ! used Electric
Bitters, but four bottles Of this
wonderful reMedy cured me COM
pletely." Such results are COM
mon. Thousands bless them for
curing stomach trouble, female
complaints, kidney disorders, bill
iousness, and for new health and
vigor. Try them. Only Soc at
Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-25

Secret o. Happiness.
To b. honestly interested IN ones
own environment II to have solved
the secret Of happiness. after ALL
'Hslsna's Love Story" By Guy rhorne.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-25

Good, clean, bald barley hay for sale,
in sheaf or bale, cut when in dough.
@. G. Graybill.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-25
Tslephone...MoNTH I'll
SATURDAY, MARCH IS. 1911.
BRYAN BANQUET

Governor Shafroth of Colorado
was the star speaker at the ban
quet given Monday night at Lin
coin to William Jennings Bryan,
who on Sunday passed his 5lst
birthday.
Between loo and 1900 at
tended the event rendered by the
Lincoln Bryan club.
Governor Shsfroth, during his
address, was interrupted at every
period with widest applause. Bit.
terly he denounced those legislat-
ors who are elected by the people,
pledged to the enactment of re-
forms and then repudiate their
trusts and align themselves with
the interests.
The governor did not have in
mind any of the Colorado repre-
sentatives. The Colorado demo-
cratic state convention last Sep
tember came within Ii votes Of
being captured by the interests.
Most, if not all, of the Speer 26,
were members of that convention
and lined up with the corporations.
These men were afterwards nomi-
mated and elected by machine in.
huences to whom they we're pledged
and who are true to their pledges.
THE EIGHT HOUR BILL
Monday by q vote of eighteen to
fourteen with three absent. the
senate passed the eight hour work.
day bill for women on third read
ing. The bill Just had . sufficient
number Of votes TO get through.
Proceeding the final passage of the
bill were a number Of lively scenes
during which Senator Cornforth,
who was opposing the bill, roasted
a crowd of women who were on
the side lines and who Missed one
of his remarks. The senator was
fighting the bill with all bis might
and referred to the women who
there supporting it, as q mob.
Good for the bill and good for
the women who resented being
called 40 a mob.
Eight hours a day OF close APP
plication is enough for man or
woman in this age Of machinery.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1911-03-25
HAS TWO TICKETS

Two municipal tickets have been
plnced in the field at AlAmosa for
the spring election. The demo-
Gratis have nominated the follow.
ing: Mayor, Fred Edminston; al.
dermen, Lon Mitchell, James J.
Roper, and NJ. D. BIakey. The
"Alsmosa" or Progressive party,
has nominated George II. Shone
for mayor and A. II. Ireland. Chss.
Darling and Roy Campbell for
aldermen.
The 4G stand.p pat republican and
democrat senators who voted to
seat Lorimer have met with . poor
reception at home. Aldrich, Hale,
Dspsw. Burrows, kean aud Dick
are already down and out aud most
of the other 46 will never 20 back
70 the senate whom their present
terms expire.
The commission form Of govern.
msnt was adopted on the 9h by
Oklahoma City, by . vote Of 4.O0S
70 l,4S5.
John hewitt was 10 town Tucs.
day. He says there has been some
two weeks dslay 1t the oil we'll In
r., Ing ~ recover . rod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-21

s.. Glorf, &oriiber oes Grecutip-&o
mites Der &ommiiiions 2iga
pltroe oie g%rnenn1lng bon @oblbe
amten fir oie @bltimlmnng am 4
5ebruar in ser oui Sreitag onge.
iebten Spe5iollibung bes Staotrots
his gum 2, Sebrl1ar pertagt, lpelI
cine An5abl 9iirger, oie Die 2igc
offs @ubloufleber baben mobte, If
re &opfIteuer nod nidt be5oblt bo.
ben uno oaber nidt ndblbor iino.
, Wit einem 1000 Ifrno l6ne
rem Automobil o~nitatt oes &orbt 5
miro 2ieutnont $. Spnepme1 Dor
Sort Sam Soulton am Somtat
nadmittag im Sm 8ebro Yori
NIT ieinem 2ltftbolon oufiteigen
I'M Sen 9aQonl nodoem er nieoerge
! aongen, nit oem S(utomobil sl1riief
bringen 81 fonnen.
@m 5reitog abeno ipuroe olt
elmer Sal1 Georo Gor cine 6rouells
perlon perbaftet, sic MGnnertlci
ser true. Nodoem tie erflart, oal
lie lni6t i'm entferntelten baran &c
badt babe, our6 ibren Mn= ullo Muf
5uq InitoB 51 erregen, mllroe iii
freigeloiien, na6oem iie oos Gea-
ipreden gegeben, mieoer 9anlenflei
Ser on5l1legen.
- Die eSabn=2oge Ser Sermanns.
iobne bot Die f~olgenben nel1eu 0e.
amten erpablt uno eingeiebt: 81
Grler, 8rdlioent; @. so. Sries
Gice-Hroiioent; 6, IS. &oerps
Sefret0r, sc. @oae, Shoemeiiter
s. @aGe 6iibrer, Som Sengg, Sssn-
mere @dde; S. @ofl @ellBere @a
de; 8ruitees, 8. SoGe ir., g. MorfS
uno 9. 81. Meper; guoiting &onlite.
81. gieienbad, S. s. 2isfolp NM
81 s. 8feiferr; &ranfenfomite, g
81. Tribe, 81. Sole II. 60. Sdunfe
Sn ieiner @obnlnq in ber
Ioams Strabe itorb beufe @o6mit-
tug fl1r5 Dor | ltbr Serr 2oui
8roun d Ell 9 Gil Der Inter
lei6sent5ilnbnng.
Senor 5. De la Sorro, meri
faniiher @eialloter in @albingtpll
miro an Samitae, oen %. Sol!
all ieiner 9lir6reiie nod Merifr
bier e~intreffen unb einen Sag bier
peripeilen. gs miro linn elm gro.
Der Gmpfang bereitet peroen.
Sic Same 9rotection Mlio-
%ciotion Of Geras" miro bei ser Sc.
aislatur Sen GrloB zines @eietes
6%eantragen, oem5ufolge Die Saeo mli
Sallben ouf Die Belt pom is. 9(ugnIt
big 1. Nooember beidranft miro
8egen &ads, Cabs H.. 8lagies
te1epboniert 6a3 Ealoce 9;Dcrn Gta-
|llcs. ShneIlpr NiherIdiliger 2ienit
6raln Caroline &adamoh Dor
Georgetown, Die Dor bier @odet
bierber fam, lit in einem Sanito-
rium on ullgeneiner grlhopfrn.
e%eltor6en.
Otto 8ieber Fat Die grflGrlla
obaegeben, amerifanii6er 9iirgu
fper0en III moQen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-21

Inter ben Muipi5ien oes
uYreB Club" miro bier pcm 2. Bis
6. Sebruar cine Serianllrng p6n
9llitihiffern itattfhloen, oie natilr-
lid lire Waldinien n1itbringen uno
Sobrterl Deranitalten meroen. IS
beteiligen iih ooron Elm S6mei3er.
orci ~sSran5olen uno orei Mr,erisr-
ner. Nae IN San Mntonio einlall-
fenoen 9abnen baben fir Ole obi.
gen Gage grcurlionsraten angeiett.
9as Grecutipfomite ser aom.
millions Siga bot oagegen 9rotelt
einselest, oaB fir sic Mbitimmliio
am 4. 5ebrnar 5pei ieparate 3ettel
elmer fir Den neuen @itp @barter"
Der anoere rgegen BEN neuen Gitp
Charter" gebrudt merbell, neil oonll
ieoer 8nblbeomte ipilien fonn, lpis
EN- 9iirger seitimmt bat, m1brcno
Die @abl gebeim iein ioll. 9esbaIJ
loa MIR Elm @abl5ettel ailsgcoe.
ben meroen oamit Ser @Gbler cine
Der 3ropoiitionen 5u itrcid}et &c.
5mungen lit.
9ie sAlofmaeen-9fate 5tul-
ld)en bier unb 81 Iaio tit tpie folg.
ernieorigt moroen. Sir untere Set
ten 1915, fir obere $500. 9is Jest
foiteten beioe $500. Die &ebuftion
tritt ON /. sSebrnar in Strait. Dir
Gate lit INNER nod 8u bod. ISL
auh Die bon bier nod ct. 2oris.
Sic 81 betrdgt, mGbreno mon BON
ct. 2ouis nof Nem 0orf nur So
be5ablt.
Der Guortiermeflter in Sort
Som Soulton bat an9efimoiqt, bG!'
er angebpte fiir 9ieferung offer
moglifen Mrtifel bon bieiigen &ollf-
lcuten unb Sobrifantell enteegen.
nebmen uno beriifii6tiGen miro.
ueni1 bic Treiie ebenlo nieori0
iito, mie Die BON ben groBerL oitli.
den Staoten, BON mober bis lett
oas meiite be5ogen ipuroe.
4nf @ntrog oes Hifter Sohn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-21
Cine verrufene frau.
Son S. g 6obert.
Hurtictluu.

lGoriicEulLl.)
0@ie er oir ober abgeidnoppi
lit = iagte cine anoere.
Sea, miBt ibr, ben fleinen Baron
fann man ia aud entiduloigen, aber
Die 9ranoenltein = &inoer, lit oas
cine fofette Eerlonl Son Ser fam
man lerienl"
ugSenn 2anga i6r ben @of madl.
te, i6 fratte ibm Die glugen aus!
lagte 5rioa, llno ser @eoanfe trief
ibr oas Slut beib in oas @eliht,
oMrme 2iialf Mrnes 2ielelel"
g@arum bebauert ibr mi62"
frogte 2iio ui1o ibre blallen Mllgerl
hlidten fait fcinbielie auf Die @e.
fabrtinnen. Baron &ouonib fam
tnn, mos er mill uno iiber Neay
ooB i6r es MIR tpiBt ouloe it
fem @ort.
pMd, lei bod nidt narriih", Jog,
te 5rioa unb foBte Die Srennoin III
fer Den arm. o9Sir inn bod olle
auf oeiner Seitel Naubnis bot oif
oph itllnenihlih ben &nf gentpd)i
big jeet. 6eniterpnroasn rift er Dir
tdalid, mo null iolf i'm Dir oieie
trenloe ! Nnslonoerin auf einnlnl
fopern2 limo oil milit it'd 5uie-
benz Sic mol uo6 gor lieben2
9tein Siia, glnltbe mir, bas lit einr
a6idenlide 5rori, ole es ntf ieoell
Serrn bier obeegebn bat. ltno bod
ntiittg mie elm 8fou. @ldltblt Su.
Bob tic ihon nit Diana ODER ser
@eeltemilnot eeIpro6en bot2 aeir
@ort. Simmer mn Serrn uno mic
Der &errcn."
oNeap mus chen ieoem gefo(len"
iogte 2iia init ulnflortcn 8lid, beril
&ouonit bette e6cn Ser 9ronoen,
itein nit itroblenoem 9lid oie 6ono
9efiibt mnb troe o1er gutter Scr
ldbe 5lldte oos arme fleine 6erj
oocb rieoer ibnter5lid.
Die Wf0hheu ltcdten Sic aop'r
5ulamnen ltro fiherten.
limo menn mon beoenft, tpie ali
lie tit" iagte cine megiuerieno. lin
iere Serren mahen iid) gerooaal
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-21
Gettet smei 9eben.

@eoer merne Sameiter, nod i6,
miiroen beute ON 2ebsn iein, penr
es nidt fir Or. Sings Seem
DISCOVERY" mare, i6reibt 81. 8.
Mc9onalo BON 6apettepiae, g. s.
8ir botten beioe l6neren Sulten
uno feline aftoere Mebi5in bolt.
Man iagte logan, meme Sdtueiter
habe Die S6uinoiuft; Sbre MUTT
oerpo1e Weoi5i1 bot uns 8eioe
houltonoig eebeilt. Sir ~angegril-
fene 2lngeit. @rfdlttng, Grippe,
@itbma, Suiten etc. grobeflaihe
frei SOC uno 81. 9ei alien Drug,
giiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-21

als Gem6ro1ot Dies Sil0 matte,
i'm Sabre 1912, itono er olf ser
@obe ieines 2ebensgIiifs, menn aud
nidt ieiner Shaffensfroft, miy
monde bebol1pterL oenn er bat ipi-
ter nod @roBeres geleiitet. alber
oamols ging ibm oas 2eben mon-
mig ein. Gr mar fiinflnooreiBi9
Sabre alt, pobnte in einem berrli
den 9arie an Der Breckenridge, ons
init &unltiafen uno pradtigen Mc.
beln pollgepfropft nor, perbiente
oiel @elb, mar etn b%eriibmter
Monn uno nonnte ein obgottii6 ge-
liebfes @eib lein eigelt, ieine sos
fla, Die ct in u~n5dbligen 9iloern
nerberrlidt bat, am Sdonlten in
Dem farbenour6eliibten @ra6tbilo,
in Dem lie OUT ieinem S6oB iibl
uno er ielbit lahenoen Munoes
Ben @einppfal bo6bebt, als moIle
er Die gauge @elt gum 3euget lei
mes Slides einlaben. Sieben sSah
re bot iein Slid geoaltert. &errli-
DIES bot er in oieier lonnigen Bet
geihaffen, nit polen 8iigen bot Ell
bes 2ebens Suit eenol1en. 9ann tfat
oas ltnsliid iiber ieine Sdlpelle.
Sm ielben Sobr, oils er oie vgeaht-
uade" oolenoete, itorb fem @eib.
Son bieiem S6lage Fat er iid lie
mieoer erbolt. 3mar traten onoere
Srnten in iein 2eben. gr gin9, ii
nige 3eit ltah Sasfio's Sooc, eine
@emiiiensebe nit leiner Mogo,
@enorifie Stoffels, ein, einem frells.
brapen Srolen5immer, oas ibm in
Not uno Drang topfer 5llr Seite
geitanoen fat. Ct nerbelrotete iid'
nod ibrem Sooe, als Glterer
Manm nod einmol, nit Catherine
ban @pd, aber ieine Sastio oct
ibm feline ser 8eioen erieben fon.
lerl. Na6 ibrem Sooe tit er niht
mebr oerielbe eemeien.
gr muroe nod peri6menoeriieAer
als porber, mari init Dem @eloe
liln lid uno 10 5errann ibm aQes
unter Den Singern, ieiu perbdltnis
maBig GROCER geroienit, oas Ser.
nlogen Sasfia's. SIN Sabre 1856
fam Der &ra6. ga muBte er ans
leinem Sa1ie beralls uno feline @loli
bigger p~erfauften ibm alles, mas Ell
10 iprgiam geiammelt l1to oufeeltn,
pelt bate. Sn einenl @aitban'c
mtbte Ell nit Senorifie uno Den
Seinen 3ufludt iuden. Die Gehs
nll1a oieies @aitbauiesiit crit bier
Sobre ipdter beaablt.
ST. lit niht mieoer bodgefomnleil
troboem er bis gum gnoe nit I'M.
ermiibli6er S6affensfroft gernali
troBoem er nod oie berrlibltel
@erfe, unter ibnen oas @ilo ser
Srdmabergiloe, mol pie bette ieinel
2eiltungen, in bieien lebten bitten
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-01
COLD WAVE ON THE WAY
Temperature Starts Dropping From
Thirty Degrees Above Normal.

With the temperature thirty degrees
above normal and the warmest of any
February 1 on record, a cold wave is
on the way from the north and by
morning the temperature will have
dropped to freezing. By Thursday
night the mercury will be within ten
degrees above zero. Already zero
weather is registered in Wyoming and
Montana
In the "a years that a reliable
weather record has been kept at To-
peka there have been but four Janu-
arys that averaged warmer than the
one just past, eight were drier, none
that had less snowfall and but two
that had less number of clear days.
This makes it the fifth consecutive
month with the mean temperature
above normal, so that, up to date, the
winter of 1910-11 may be considered
an open one.
The forepart of the month was one
of abrupt temperature changes The
lowest temperature, 10 degrees below
zero, occurred on the Sd and the high
est temperature of the month, 81 de-
grees on the last day of the month
On the 11th the temperature dropped
So degrees, which is the greatest "a
hour temperature fall that has oc-
Cured on any January DAY on record
The latter part of the month was uni
formly mild. resulting il a mean
monthly temperature of 80 degrees,
which is six degrees above the normal
The total precipitation was 054 of an
inch which is 0.99 of an inch below
normal. Most of this fell as sleet on
the 18th which covered the ground un-
til the 18th.
The only snowfall in the month was
a trace on the 1st.
During the month there were clear
days, II partly cloudy and 13 cloudy
days.
The prevailing wind was from the
south which is not an unusual direc-
ton for January.
The average velocity of the wind was
10 miles an hour which makes this the
second windiest January in 13 years.
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