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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-04
Cincinnati. san,itae. oen 4. Nopember 1911.
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gremier, graf Stiirstb; Wliniitsr
bes 5nnern, Or. St. 5einbolD
D'l1binsti; 5onbelsminiiter, Or. BON
Rosbler; giIenbabn Minifter, Or.
bon sspriter; llnterrihtsz zWtiniiter, Or.
6uForet bon 5einlein; Winiiter Der
cffentli6en 4rbeiten, Serr 3rntd;
aderbou Miniiter, Ritter bon Sea-
Iesti WenSeI; bic Uliniitsr fir Suitta,
iindns unb geationalz8e z8ertbeioi9ung
iinb bieIsIben pie i'm porigen aabInst.
Rudtritt bes 9reub>
nougbt grfinbers.
Qonbon, 3. Rpp. Der Direttor
bss Wlarine aonftrutttions guz
reous Cir pbiIip Watts Dirb oems
ndhft, ba er bic Qltersgren5e erreidt
bat, suriidtrstsn. Nuf befonoereH
Dunf9 Der aDmiraIitdt piro Watts
aIs Rdtbgeber fir Die aomiralitdt
psrfiig5ar bleiben. Watts lit aon@
itrutteur pieler Rriibmter S6iffe, bon
oenen aber teins 70 repolutiondr tpirtz
ts, pie Der .8redbnpugbt", beHen
pIGns er 1904 sntpdrf. Watts 9ads
folqer tpirp Cir Diuiam goparb
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nss SeiIsrs uno begann feline aarriere
in Der Seilerei Der portsmoutbz8ods
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tat unb ipdtsr 9pritanb i'm Gonitrut>
tions RsdnuHgsumt. Smtth ents
mari bnS Siiopolerpeoitionsih
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Gpans, Elm ShdntDboot>geiiter Epuroe
bier 5reitag Don 6enrp RobbiHs I'M
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gen bss 2sstsrsn beihDert uuo &c mar
8u elmer ShIdgersi getommeu. Rob-
bins botte iih oarauf ein 9etpebr,
risf gpurs on Die 5hiir unp fhoB ibn
nieoer. Der Nloroer iii in Saft.
9emeiner g hurts.
9pIenp, 8. 3. Rppember. Dis
ois 18idbries Uliloreb Rbspn 8ouHsrss
taa 4teuo in ben 5pf BEL ibrsm siters
Iihsn 5aus ging, mart Elm unbetanHs
ter Shurts adrbolidure ndd tbr. Bus
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| Ftt, poburt ibr QugsnItht gerettet
puroe, penu aud 5anoe unb 4rme
| furttbar perbruHrt puroen. Der
S6urie rib siHsn Tiamontrtug pom
Singer bss TGodeus uno suttum.
gifenba hu u Hgliit.
Clinton, SQ., 3. Roo. Cine
JrahtlotpmutiDe brad 5rsitug burt
cine i'm gou bsgriffere Bride iibsr
Salt Greet unb sOg ben 3ug nit it6
in bic 9isfs. Der 5ei3er 6rifcm Oon
gona, GUS; gremisr Grumm bon
Clinton uno Elm uubetdunter Jungsr
Rann puroen gstDotet, ipGRrsuo Der
Qo,omotinfihrsr 5arrp emmett i1peI
psrIest tpuree.
| g dperts granbuuglu &.
Rem gprt, 3. Rop. Sn einsn
Grootlpuer ulistbsbaule brad an
sSrsitag Mlorssn 5euer aus, oas II
| BEN 5coe sfpeier msnIhen uuo Del
0erlesuno mehrersr anoerer reiultirte
! Die Fumilie Sbapirp, peIhe IN ben
susiteu Stodpert bes 6auies tpobuts
mar ourt bic 5lammsn bonn Gusgun!
abae'hnitteu. Gin poliStft tIettert
auf ben Wausrporipruug bes sritel
lG.ItoiI.s uuo risf oxn Batter, Sullui
Sbapiro su, ihm Isine 4 StHoer 81
rsifsu. Tas Is Wonate aIte 8ab
tpuro. auf bieis DeiIs gersttet. al
: Sbaptrp inoeiIen ben 9jahrigeu 4GroI
Sem gsaut.n su rsihen oeriutrs, Der
lpr .r ods gI.ihgstpiAt uHo iturSt
nit ieiuem Sohne aus Dem Jenlter
Tem Batter purhe Der Shdoel ger
itmettert, tpdbreuo Der Sohn nit eI
! mem Gn6helbruh odpon.am. 8ie lib
riasn Tamilienmitslieoer iprGngsn gu
; BEN genitsr uRo Jrau Shdptro blle
I auF Der Stelle cine Geide. Der 16ldt
ria, G,oroe uub Die 12idhriqe Sab
! tpurben 10 ihper psrIsst, bdB iis Seli
! lsbens ariippel blsibeu tueroen.
Gin Rabbtner ais Ste
perurtheilt.
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Sabre alte RabbiHer 2ouis Darn
z itdSfer Don glepelanb, 81. 1T Do
Rihtsr Ipiter in ben 9eneral.4lltls
7 ipeasn Diebitabls BON gifenbdhn-Uts
: lsnba6.rn gu feds Wonatsn 9sfaH
nib perurthilt poroen.
!. Die neun sinoer oes Wtonnes, of
: ben,n pos iiingits spOlf Sabre alt i
I uno Die dIteren anseishene Stellung'
: innebdbsn, parsn i'm 9erthte ann
genp. Sis brahen Dor aummsr 81
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2eutH1nt g3hilip S6ulb. Dom /
beutfhen acknowledgment,
Sn Gretsr. England, regeH SpioRdg'
su q MOnai,n GefdHsnib
ptrurthxili.
Dos nsue SiierrsihtfGs WiniIisrtum.
Der aouqos s8ertrag.

Der aonsos8ertrug.
paris, 3. Rop. Der Snhalt bss
sspiihen 7eutfhldnb uno JraHffeih
obseihIoiisnsn MarD.toDeriraas, III
am Greitng pffisitn betaHnt gematt
iror6sn. ss ssbt odrdus hsrpcr, ooB
Teutfhlunb bas Reht Jrontreids Elm
proteltorat iber Mdrotto gu stobliren,
ansrsgnni, hsine wdhie perpfIihten
iit ober, bic antsrn Signdturmdtts
oes 9rtrass Don alstciros um ihrs
3uftimuuHs gu Der e.bmatuHg gu ere
iutsn.
qlIs Gn.fASeigunl sir bic 4usrtsHs
nung oss fransoitihen protettoraf3
iiber marptip. tritt Jrnntreih .in 6es
bist pnn unsefGbr 10000 Gua6rots
aupmeier (96, 500 .nal. Gunordtmt:
Ien) BON frnn30iIlclsn apngo. oitGt
BON aamsrun ssleeen. an Geut'hlauo
db. Tos 0sbi:... III r:n unssralr sinsr
Dliuicn gssaera t,pp6r unb cat eiEer
Sonb,l imgjsrth peE $2.400.0O0 i1ar'
Iih. Die neue btu.ifc GreHse bestaa.
an Der Wanna Bal unb srItrtdt iifl
big gum Sdnagaflub. bann nod aan'
bsao uno burt ben aongp ben u6dnso
unb apsonsflub .ntIans biz nab ben
Tjhan Gee.
;yrontreih erbdit has Rett cine I'll
Tenbahu iiber beuilfts 9sbitt su bauer
llm bic reritiebensn, 9kiIe bss iran
s5fiten Gentralairi.a nit chamber D.
perbinotn.
Der Ueriraa bat in tslner Bslil
Yssuq ouf bic Gr.nSs pom 2osolnno
DeutfhIone tritt aber ben norolthltel
lkil BON aomerun. ben ioGtnaHnisl
uGnisnfhnnbeI', an Jruntrsih ab
her fih pom gbari GluB bis nah ben
2ogons CLUB sritredt.
Sfronsrsih uno T<utihldHo Der
pflsd.en fit. ale 9ifiertnssn, D!
ip1ur ols syoise nxiss llsbsrsiniom
mems sniiish<n foIIisn. btm 5aage
Gritunol Su unierbreitsn.
Wos Wanrptto bttriffi, 10 perpfIit
lei lid, sgrnnsrsid, Deuiihlnnb ipirtb
ihaftlid< Oleihbersttiguns unb polI
itdnbias 6cnoslsfreibeii su ssipdhrsr
,poYiiber Isborais Usrirdee absefhlOi
fen iperosn. Die einsiee Be,nsuabrn
In benz 9srtrase auf 9anosIsrthie !
pi, segeni.iiige Wertinborung, bdB b
Nsf.e olitr AonspasnisH. bic jes
RonseHionen in ben qbsusrtteHben 0s
biessn bobeH. petpabrt iDsrb<n fousn.
Die sonss fransOiiidx prs1t briid
ihre H<frisbisuns iiber ben abihlu
bes Waroito WsrHae<s aus. un
psnn lie audi B<nnntrn barber aus
jprihi, bab ein 10 srobts 9tbisi O
Teuiidlonb abgetrsien lpsrben mnl
oiebt ne bod ihrsr1reube iibsr bic VI
rihtuna eirss sr0Bsn frons0lIfhe
Solonialrtidjts In Rprbdfriio. ou
1unis. aIsisr unb Usarotto bsftsh~nl
nusbru6.
Nerlin, 3. Nop. Wlit ttr Wel
yflentli6ans bes Snlalis BEG Maro'
losNertrnss. sob am Jreitas Absi'
has ou5p6rtige Mmt bic folstnot VI
lidrure 1b:
.H,ie beuti6e Nesierung ili Der W
~ ~ tsi>s 1fsile Ossns ssbs
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Wetterberi6t.

Sir Dbio, Snbiana, 5llinois,
bos ipeitlide penniplpnnien nno bds
untsre Usihigon: Tribes uno ettDas
ipdrmeres Meter nm Samitdg. I'm
Gonntns ihones Detter. Siiolid,
BITS IiibipeIslife Minbe.
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Wisu. 3. Ropembsr. Dos neue
waiaiiierium, bos am Jrtitos @raf
etiirgsb ssbiIbst bat. 1T ME felst sus
iammsnesisst:
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Srau Soui(e Yermifpa
sSu Gbicaso Der GrmOronns oes
9plisiten aftbur Siiunette
J9ie audi oesaonDueteurs 9iharb
zmitb anseflagf.


Die llnterfu6ung pegen oes Hblebens
bieIer Usitglteoer ibrer GamiIte
tpiro fortgefest.
Die 9siddftslage bes 2anbes tefsrt
iia nur ldngfGm.
5000 6amiIien, Die gum 1hsil tDoRlz
habeno uno Sausbeiiser iiuo,
Sdbeu felt sabreH unteritiiBung BON
goot gountp, SainOis, erbdIteH.
ginige Der rGountpsQrmen" be3iebsn
Saldre Biz gu $3.50 mouatlih.
Die Surp in benz Wloropro3eb gesen
Jrau See Rungs UlcRee eutlafeu,
Da iie nt6t i'm Stanoe mar, ii4 5u
einigen.
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0erleumbuRgen mub man, ME bic
Wsueu I'M Sssba6. nit. BEN Ra6ea
auffoussn-
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Muslan0. Selegrapb
Der Jn6al Oes MarORkos
0Utrags
Sn 8erlia nnb Baris beiaunt
semaht.
aie UerIiner MorseHpreffe nrii6t
fis In iebr nnsiimftiser aSeiie
iiber bem Vertras ans.
Deutlhlonb erbdlt $500 engl. GRas
broimsiien DOM frans6iiidsH
aongo.
1rit. boeesen einen .lsinsu 1bsil BON
norcli6en aamerun ab.
Itr minel1me 2pTpH HIHlHI peH lgHl
porgelsstsn enttuurf elmer
9srfoiiung on.
Shonsbai bon ben hinsiti6en Rsbolus
tioudren beisst.
Wsi.ers Hahrihtsn iiber bic dngsbs
Iihen Greuelibdten Der Staliensr
In 5ripolis.
QeutH1ni philip SbuIb. pom 13
beutfhen acknowledgment,
~
Sn gystsr. gnslono, regtH Spionds'
su q MOnai,n GefdHsnib
ptrlirtkilt.
Il A. - r.
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gtnige Der rGOuntpsQrmeu" be3iebsn
SalGre biz 3u $3.50 mouatlih.
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Dit Qdae In China.

pefing, 3. Ropembsr. Die Rus
Notwithstanding bat bie Orunoa
Idts aufosisut. mad psl4sn bic nsus
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ON BEN dngebli5tn Ora u
famteiten Der STA
fiensr.

qonbpn. 3. Rcp. Die asitation
aeaen ans.blife grauiamteiten Der
Stuliener in 9ripolis. tpelte in Der
britildsn prtiIs unp i'm garIamsnt
Gin gdc aefunben, srbdIt ourh bic ron
Der 3tnfur nicti perfiiimmtltsn gt-
rifie enaliiter Berihierifditsr unp elm
foeben singetroffsnss 1sltsramm BON
Gerber! Ulontoaue, ein.m britiiten
ilnterleuindnt, aus Sonieljohnnso an
cine Dtptiten Metntur gtntrlHg.
leutndnt waontagus seitgrapbirt pin
Debibat an Der iuntiifhen Grtn5e IDie
fulat: I'D fiibls, bob "a meine pfliht
IN, atnsn bisfsS 1slsosnmm ~ l4t
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Die 9siddftslage bes 2anbes befert
ii6 nur langiom.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

year. In few years. the shipments
Of peaches and pears are going TO be
large. Already, several owners Of
small orchards have shipped paving
quantities of luciOus grapes and peaches
from the Toyah station.
TOyah has good train service-JWo
passenger trains daily-On the Texas q
Pacific railroad. and IS a freight diyis-
ion point of importance on this Gould
road A large roundhOuse, a big wa
tering system and large cattle pens &Fe
among the railroad Improvements mere
OH Near TOynh.
Oil exists IN commercial quantities
in the earth about TOyah. AS early as
10 or u years ago. oil was struck y
miles north Of town and many barrels
Of Il were shipped. The Texas com
pany invested heavily in the field three
years go and made some extensive de-
velopments, but failed to get gushers
and has temporarily abandoned the
field, but several Independent companies
are still at work. One Of the cOmpa-
mics a few months ago brought IN one
Of the biggest arteSian wells In the
history of the state while drilling for
either oil OF water, and IL viii utilize
the water to irrigate large area Of
land, to be sold in small tracts TO
homesteaders. Another big well has
been brought in almost in the city
on the road TO the scene OF the Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01
Toyah, Texas, In Rich
Artesian Water Belt
Remarkable Properties of the Sulphur WaterCate Center
and Oil Region of Great Possibilities.

m OYAH Texas. Sept 30.-While
Toyah has not given up the idea
that it Is IN the midst Of a Talua-
bic oil area, Toyah IS now going
ahead pushing the development Of Its
farming opportunities.
with artesian water at a compare
lively shallow depth, easily drilled FOR
because Of the character Of the SOIL
Tovah has much 70 offer as an induce
ment to the irrigation farmer Farm
ms and fruit growing in the Toyah val
lev are not an experiment Up Toyah
creek TO the east, the Griffin orchard
has been noted for over 20 years, ana
annually the tonnage Of alfalfa from
the upper Toyah valley brings several
thousand dollars. In the very limits OF
the town Of Toyah itself are orchards,
grape arbo-s and gardens that attest
the fertility Of the soil and the won
ders OF the climate
The artesian water found in this sec
tion is permeated with sulphur, analy-
sis OF which shows it to be Of great
value incidentally, while It appears TO
have an unusually excellent effect upon
plants and fruit Gardens in and around
Toyah are green months in the winter
after all vegetation has been killed
IN other sections IN the same belt
where the sulphur water is not used for
irrigation, and radishes and lettuce,
among the tenderest Of vegetables, have
been grown here at Christmas time
Plenty Of Arteaian Water.
The artesian water is plentiful and
wells in the town and all around it in
every direction flow with such force as
70 show the tremendous flow Of under
ground water that awaits the work OF
the driIler.
Toyah has been and is still. good
cattle center also. and the opportunities
for growing forage crops on the rain
fall. without irrigation, for cattle feed
are linitless. Several successful efforts
have already been made in this line
Many cattle are shipped from here every
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01
Rotating Peach Varieties To
Make Long Fruit Season
How Peaches Are Handled at Carlsbad---Each Peach
Wrapped Separately After InspectiOn-Shipped North

acres and the larger orchards, whose
exact output is difficult TO ascertain,
have doubtless not far from the same
ratio as the soil is the same the wa
ter supply more than sufficient, and
the general conditions the same.
To Save Waste.
So far the growers handle their own
product, though this year buyers
have been IN the field after the same
manner as in the Roswell apple field
where the whole crop IS bought on
the trees, the grower seldom touching
the fruit. The growers, so far are
diffident in selling TO these buyers, and
It is largely dependent upon the re-
suits Of the years business whether
they VIII be able 10 do anything here
another season.
Attracted by the large waste each
year Of fruit that VIII not stand ship
ping, Denver parties are now figuring
on the installation Of a large evapor-
ating and canning plant at Carlsbad
All Of this great field is directly
tributary to Denver and the Colorado
markets, and the bulk Of the ship
ments will be in that direction during
the coming season,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

in competition with any OF the pres
ent jobbing centers At present Fort
Worth appears to hold much OF the
trade and Denver and Dallas have
most Of the rest OF fl, but with a
shorter railroad line from FL PasO to
this region the FL Paso merchants
could do a big business and this is go
ing TO be a country worth cultivating.
Ten yesrs ago Hereford was not on
the map. Today the town Of Hereford.
county seat CT Deaf Smith county, is
"a young giant Of the plains. The
county courthouse alone cost $4,000,
and the COrdova hotel is modern
enough for q town many times its
size. The streets are wide. the resi-
dences pretty, the stores all substan-
tial brick structures, the streets
lighted by electricity, and every home
has IN orchard, a beautisul lawn and
a windmill Water IS had at a shall
low depth and Hereford and Canyon
City (between here and AMARILLO are
known as "the windmill cities"
Each town has substantial banking
institutions, ice plants, telephone sys-
tens. and practically all modern con
veniences, including handsome railroad
stations that are necessarily large to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

company's late operations, and the land
around il has been cleared and IS %
be sold In small farms and orchards
to fruit growers and truck farmers. II
is now said that experienced oil men
will continue the search for oil.
Toyah has ample hotel accommod2-
lions, two banks, a state bank and ma
tlonal bank, several big stores, anl
numbers among its buildings some OF
the incest homes seen in west IeNas'
ale Of the yards well irrigated, win
trees. grass and flowers growing IN pro-
fusion.
Plenty OF Life IN TOyah.
Toyah has good churches and large
congregat ions and several fraternal
organizations are also represented here
with active organizations. There are
numerous social clubs that help TO pass
the idle hours and altogether, Toyan Is
place where lie does not grow dun
nor monOtonous-
Toyah has a weekly newspaper, q tel
ephone system with long distance con-
nections and other cOnTeniences.
The people of TOyah, like the Impair
tial observer from away, have mucn
faith in the future Of the place as CEN
ter for fruit and farm products they
also expect to see It grow as cattle
shipping center in connection win
the raising of forage crops after sclen-
tific methods.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

does not seriously initiate against the
profits Of the business.
Extreme Care.
All OF the peaches are carefully
hand picked, wrapped In squares OF
paper and packed in boxes averaging
IRON. Is to % pounds, and thus shipped,
an Of the work being done with
the most extreme care to avoid oruls-
ING. which explains the excellent con
dition ia which the fruit reaches the
market The early varieties are now
bringing $3.50 per box in Colorado
markets and the later kinds are ex-
pected to do even better, the splenQld
SIC and matchless flavor generally
overwhelming competition from out
side centers Of supply
Attracted by the large profits made
by the pioneers, many peach men
from other parts Of the country have
located in the vicinity Of Carlsbad in
the past two years and each year
thousands Of additional trees come IN
to bearing As illustrative Of the prof
its Of the business, last year, which
was not an especially good season. one
small orchard returned net profit
of 1897 on a fraction less than four
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01
Hereford, Texas, and Other
Live Panhandle Towns
Wonderfully Rapid Growth Saked Plains Country
Substantially Built and Flourishng

accommodate the big business origi-
mating about them.
The West Texas Normal school has
been located at Canyon City, and is
now one Of the states leading edu-
catiOnal Institutions. This selection
was made because Of the density OF
population in this section and the
rapid growth OF the country round
about
Hereford has 1890 people and all
that goes with a population Of enter
prising people Of this number Many
Of the people in this region have come
here from the middle western states
and they brought money with them
and have made q success Of their
business or farms from the very start
There have been no failures In these
towns and In most instances. men who
started in a small way a few years
ago. have built handsome modern b11s-
mess blocks and doubled, trebled ana
quadrupled their business in a few
years.
Other Progressive Towns.
Canyon City is on mesa with a
valley below the town and in this valley
are many truck gardens and fruit or
chards. protected better from the wind
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

than the lands on the open country.
From these the owners are realizing
as much as many other tillers Of
tracts of a similar size in the irrigated
regions
Triona and Bovina are two other
thriving young towns between Amar-
while FarwelI is an active town on the
border. On one side OF the line lies
Farweu and on the other TexicO. the
former in Texas and the latter in New
Mexico. Both of thes places are prac-
tically one town and each is growing
in keeping with the other new towns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

Of this region
Bovina Is settlement made up
largely Of Wisconsin people, lhan
which there are no more progressive
or thrifty farmers in the country
They have a bank. drug store,
churches and a schol house as large as
FL Paso's San JacintO school This
town is the smallest OF the collection
Of thriving farm communities in this
region and yet it is no little town,
either in size or ways
Lovely Gardens.
Triona is somewhat larger than BO-
VIVA. and is a beautiful little city Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

homes. one very pretty buungalow in
the middle Of a big lawn being par
ticularIv attractive feature Of the view
from the station. Everybody has an
orchard and a windmill and farms
with prosperous houses may be seen
IN all directions, the FIELDS OF waving
maize and kaffir testifying to the par
tial source Of income OF the thriving
community and proving that Texas can
produce valuable crops other than cot
ton and corn
FarwelI and TeXicO viii attract the
visitor at once by the beauty Of their
gardens. SOmee Of these are Watered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

@ARIsBAD. n. N, Sept so-Prof-
iting by the experiences Of the
~ California orchardists the grow
ers around Carlsbad have and are
aiming at a rotation OF varieties,
80 as 70 make the season as long
as possible. About June 1 the sneed IS
ready for market, followed IN order
as follows: The Alexander Triumph,
Hvnes' Surprise, LIamie Ross superb
Champion, Crosby. alberta, Salway'
and Late Crawford. the latter three
varieties coming IN the latter part OF
August and being the finest and best
that the field puts out The bulk Of the
earlier shipments. go to Colorado and
other northern mountain points, while
the latter varieties are also sent to
the east Owing TO the long distance
from market the growers make use Of
the express companies entirely, no FRUIT
trains being as yet run out OF Lne
ffeId but the WeIls-FargO company mas
made such liberal rates that the ract
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

by windmills. but many Of them grow
without a drop Of rigatiOn-merely
on the rain. oven right In the town.
the people grow maize. sugar cane and
forage on their back lots OF on vacant
lots beside their homes IN sufficient
quantities to feed thier horses and
COWS. Fruit trees mingle with the
shade trees and give the refreshing
touch OF green to the general appear
ance OF the landscape that IS 50 rest
ful to the eye and that at once denotes
the seasonableness Of the region This
is a section that Ell Paso ought to
reach.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

EREFORD. TEXAS. Sept So
Ell Pasoans cannot appreciate
the value OF the Carlsbad Short
line until they make trip up
into this section Of the country as far
north as AmariHo. At present the
railroad connections are all against
FL Paso. for It IS very much OF
roundabout trip
With a railroad from FL Paso direct
70 the Pecos valley. FL Paso could put
freight into this Panhandle country
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28
Change at Post ONCE

A change of localities has been ar-
ranged by the post Office departnsena
effective January Is, 1912, whiRh TEn-
vfdes the transfer of Mr.. Ben ~
Good, OF Postmaster Jackson'a foxm
to Asheyille. He will be succeeE
here by Prof ]. N. Bradley, for ksnr
years registry clerk in the AshexIHe
office.
Mr.. Good, who is capable clerk anEE
an excellent young man, has chosen -
take position on the carriers mgne
in Ashevil1e which affords him, an o.
portunity for outdoor exercise. PrmK
Bradley has long desired to becoma =.
resident Of Hendersonville and eIally
seized upon the opportunity preseHasf
III transfer. He will be disbarKzx
clerk here and supervisor Of the ear
riers' department. His wide expex5-
ence IN the service means added eaE-
cheney to Mr.. Jackson's corpse ay'
clever assistants.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-12-28
What Did She Meant

At recent wedding a baby had
shrieked without intermissioH tR faE
great annoyance Of the guests. e9H
AS the bridal party was leaving KkEs
church slight delay occurred Gae-
of the guests seized the opportHu737
to say to the first bridesmaid
What nuisance babies are 1t II
wedding!"
Yes, indeed!" answered the br67eS-
maid angrily. when I send out xhe
invitations to my wedding shall kzEG
printed in the corner: No babies gE
pected' Judge.