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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-12-01
DEM|NC'S DELIGHTFUL
WINTER CLIMATE
Farmers Irrigate and Till the
Soil Every Week in the
Year
BUILDING NEVER STOPS
Road Building Goes Merrily
on Without Regard to
Season.
BUILDING NEVER STOPS

Probably not half the people WHIT
live in this most favored region ap.
preciate the real blessings they en-
joy. Things are so pleasant a large
majority Of the time that most
people sort of take it for granted
that 1t 10 just natural for It to be
that way and think very little about
it. When they go into any state
where show and ice abound and
where blizzsrds make life miserable
the Mimbres Valley comes in for 9
big share OF praise when they come
back. When friends from the
North and East write that they
have not seen the sun for two OF
three weeks we take a minutes time
to enjoy the sunshine around us and
are temporary reminded of the fact
that "0ld Sol" is with us, warming
and cheering every day. There is
no doubt about our appreciation of
the glorious New Mexico sunshine,
but in the Deming country every
body is too everlasting busy to
think about il. The delightful days
are not half long enough to accom-
what should be done. There are
no drones in the Deming hive.
Sluggards don't thrive here. It's
no place for loafers.
Our farmers are pusy as bees,
clearing, leveling, plowing and fenc-
ing and the road builders are max.
ing great county highways with no
thought that other parts of our
country are in the throes of a bitter
winter with ice and snow and sleet.
Builders are proceeding as in the
glorious summer time, and as we sit
writing this article a hundred thous-
and dollars worth of business blocks
are being erected in the city of
Deming, to say nothing of the. res.
licences in both city and country.
All of this activity makes the
merchants busy and it is not at all
strange that the many strangers
coming to this favored region say
that Deming is the iveliest city in
the Sunshine State"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-12-01
Deming Merchants Try This.

Down in 0klamoma the other day
a man went into store to luy a
saw. He saw the kind he wanted
and asked the price. II was $l.65,
the dealer said.
Good Gracious" said the man,
Il can get the same thing from
Sears, Roebuck & Co. for $l.35.
That is less than it cost me, ;"
said the dealer, but | will sell it on
the same terms as the mail order
house just the same"
"All right" said the custumer.
You can send it along and charge
il to my account"
Not on your life," the dealer re-
piled. No charge accounts. You
can't do business with the mail or
der house that way. Fork over the
cash."
The customer complied.
Nov two cents for postage and
and five cents for money order, 4"
What"
Certainly, you have to send a
letter and a money.order to a mail
order house, you know"
The customer. inwardly raving,
kept to his agreement and paid the
nickel.
Nov twenty-five cents express
age"
We'll I'll be =" he said, but paid
It, saying, Now hand me that saw
and III take it home myself and he
rid of this foolery."
Hand it to you? Where do you
think you are? You're in Oklahoma
and I'm in Chicago, and you'll have
to wait two weeks for that saw"
"Whereupon the dealer hung the
saw on a peg and put the money in
his cash drawer.
That makes $l.67," he said. II
has cost you two cents more and
taken you two weeks longer to get
II than II you had paid my price in
the first place. - Exchange.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-12-01
Difference in Paying Taxes,

As a general thing in this coun-
try no man worries much about
paying his taxes. The most par
ticular will, at any time, send a
check to the county treasurer, and
consider his duty done, and the
treasurer, is glad to get the check,
and will do the rest. A man owing
taxes in Mexico cannot do business
in this manner. His tax bill is So
cured, after much trouble, and ev-
cry four months he has to take this
bill to some particular officer, pur-
chase stamps to the proper amount,
and aflix them to the taxbill in the
presence of the officer. If he is a
day late he is fined to an amount
of fifty per cent of the taxes due.
The company with which X. r. F1tz
is connected has a taxbill locked up
in bank in Torreon. The stamps
are due to be affixed on the last day
of this month. Mr.. Fitz expected
to have the bank attend to the mat
ter for him, but there is tronble in
Torreon, and the banks are all
closed, and the bankers are all at
Eagle Pass. The place where the
officer who has the stamps lives is
twelve miles from the railroad. in a
bandit-infested region, and Mr..
Fitz is worried for fear that he will
have to pay that additional fifty
per cent. He left Wednesday for
FL Paso, in hopes of being there
able to get in communication with
some one who can attend to the
business. - Lordsburg Liberal
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-12-01
Columbus.

Miss Grace G. Goebel spent tn,
past week In FL Paso, returning :,
her home In Columbus Friday a. m
Miss Kate Gibson of FL Paso visit
ed with her sister, Mrs F. H. Pen
nington, the last of the week.
j. W. Blair was thrown from his
horse. last Friday and sustained 9
badly wrenched back.
Mr.. A. j. Kimp has just complet.
ed his residence in the Rice Addi.
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. McC9rm have re-
turned to their former home in
Florida.
Mr.. E. West went to FL Paso
Monday. He will return in the
near future, to make this his per-
manent home.
Grant Crisamore has rented the
upper rooms Of the Waterbury
building. The Townsiie company
will occupy the rooms in the rear.
Mr.. Fred Pennington has been
busy the past week assisting in
moving his residence to his new lots
east of the Drug store.
Miss Nellie Chapman entertained
at her home in Sunny side last Fri
day evening. The young people had
a delightful time and returned sing
ing, we Won't Go Home Until
Morning"
The Bayview Literary Club held
its regular meeting Saturday. The
topic for study being the continued
research of the "Ka" and the
Schools of Art" Miss May Water
bury and Mrs Ivan J. Grimwood be-
ing the hostess of the evening.
The Southern Luna Co. Teachers
Association met in Columbus, Satur-
day. The time was devoted to the
study of Reading in Public
Schools" and general uplifting of
education in the schools.
The Ladies' Aid are preparing a
Thanksgiving Program to be given
in the Auditorium Thursday evening.
Instrumental Solo, Mrs. Ivan j.
Grimwood, Reading, Duet. Miss
Margaret Goebel. A. l.. Taylor,
Reading, Tableau, Disposition of
Guilt. Admission Free.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-12-01
Why Deming Grows.

Every stranger who comes to the
Deming country gives us credit for
being the livest portion of the Unit
ed States and when people have
been here a day or two they find
out the reason why. Everybody In
Deming is in love with his town and
says good words about it at home
and abroad.
A striking illustration of this was
given on the occasion of a brilliant
banquet recently given at FL Paso,
and Is still being talked of by visi-
tors from that burg. Many promi-
nent post prandial orators of the
Southwest were in attendance and
everything was the jolliest sort. As
FL Paso was host the boys gave
lots of good dope to the visitors and
among other things asked our own
DIR. Swope to tell how he could live
anywhere else than in Fl Paso. The
good doctor had been entertained
in royal style in one of the finest
homes Of the city; had been wined
and dined, as Il were, with COVER
nors and staff officers and was Just
in the right mood to give the boys
what they were looking for. After
complimenting their efforts, paying
a tribute to his host and expressing
his delight at the wonderful develop
ment of the Pass City, he launched
into an oration on the virtues of his
own Mimbres Valley home, that
made the guests sit up and take
notice. The doctor painted over
two thousand five hundred square
miles Of arabic land in glowing COL
or of green growing crops and gold
en- harvests and placed in their
midst the flower bedecked terraces
and parks of the Florida mountains,
with there pinacles and domes, a
grand and beautiful playground for
the inhabitants of the twenty-thou-
sand homes of the future and wound
up by paraphrasing the coloquy be-
tween Diogones and Alexander. say
ing: IF | were not a Demingite 1
would he an III Pasoan." II FL
Paso will stand a little out of the
sunshine of prosperity that is travel
ing so rapidly westward, her young
er sister will give her few lessons
in the art of winning tickle for
tune"
When men of the old guard like
the doctor turn into boosters on
every and all occasions there's bound
to be something doing.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-12-01
OEM|NC THANKSGIVING
IS THE REAL THING
People in the Mimbres Val
ley Have Great Reason
to Rejoice
EVERYTHING BOOMING
Prosperity is Evident on
Every Hand and Every
body feels good.
EVERYTHING BOOMING

Everybody gave thanks yesterda,
in the Deming country in a genuine
ly hearty manner. The year hai
been the most prosperous and pro
life in the history Of the great val
ley and business interests hav,
fiourished as never before. The
material prosperity of the city anC
country have been multiplied many
fold and everything points to great.
er things in the future. There has
been no backward step and it is
sure there cannot be anything but
forward, forward march,
The Chamber Of Commerce has
been doing a wonderful work in
bringing splendid people to the
Deming country and are preparing
for a still greater campaign in the
months to come. While people in
the North and East are enduring
perpetual clouds and terrific hurri-
canes, the Mimbres Valley is smil-
ing in winter sunshine. Farmers
are plowing for the early crops and
at this very hour there is in process
Of construction over one hundred
thousand dollars worth of substan-
tial business blocks, with others in
contemplation, aside from a dozen
beautiful modern homes.
The people are coming to the
Land of Sunshine and health be-
cause they have learned thct OPP
portunities await them here that no
other part of the country affords.
They have learned that the MINI
bres Valley has the purest water,
the richest soil, and the best eli
mate in America and are govern
ing themselves accordingly.
Deming rested from her COM
mercial interests yesterday and
gave thanks for the blessings and
comforts it is hers to enjoy.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held at the Presbyterian church,
where a strong, forceful and logi-
cal sermon Twas delivered by DR..
Charles X. Hunt, pastor, his lofty
and inspiring theme being along the
lines of National Thanksgiving a
Means of Conservation" b"
Social Deming gathered at q
grand Elk's ball at the Harvey
house last evening and we guaran-
tee that no finer appearing or more
fashionably dressed crowd gather
ed in any state in the union.
'Rah for Deming and the greatest
country on earth.
We have a license to give thanks.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-12-01
The Boys All Like Murphy,

The railroad men on the division
between Tucson and FL Paso raised
fund and bought an elegant chest
of table silver, which last Sunday
afternoon was presented to Mr. and
Mrs. C. M Murphy. j. H. Nc
Clnre, agent for the Southern Paci-
fc here, made the presentation
speech, and it is said that IL the
state democratic committee had
known Mr.. McClure's oratorical abil-
ity it would have had him on the
stump during the campaign, talk
ing for Mcdonald. Mr.. Murphy
is train master for this division, and
was recently married, and the we'd
ding present was token of the posi-
tion he holds in the affections of the
railroad employees. -Lordsdurg Lib
eral.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-12-01

]. T. Kelly, former chief of the
fire department at Roswell, and lat
er owner of the Pennington Trans
fer Co., together with W. 0. Fore
man of Roswell, has opened up the
Deming Transfer and Storage Co..
Mt llO North Gold avenue, and are
prepared to move anything from a
piano to a house. The boys guar
aztec all their work.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-12-01

w. j. Clevenger will organize the
Farmers Society of Equity at the
Chamber Of Commerce, Wednesday,
Dec. 6. Officers will be elected at
this meeting. Mr.. Clevenger de-
sires us to state that any farmer de-
string to join on this day may come
in under the charter membership.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-12-01

The Deming Lumber Go. wants
to figure with you on that lumber
bill. We are confident that we can
save you money and give you salts
faction that will last.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-12-01

The Deming Transfer and Stor-
age Co. win soon have a piano
truck to handle all instruments with
ease and despatch,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-01-13
gelciSissnSe SIrnftrunsrn.
@aibington #. San.


@r1Iioent Gait enlihEO. oaB Som.
monoer gS. 2. Gins bon oer9unOeS.
iIotte eiuen oiientIiden Scoel erbul.
ten ion, neil er Bel einen Amer, oas
tiir5Ii1 in 2onoon nou Dem 9oro.
manor iener StaOt ge5ebeu lpurOe.
erfI1rte. OaB @robbritonnien, penn
es iemaIs ernItIih beoroht iein iollte,
,,aui ieoen Ntannl ieocn Collar. ieSen
Sropfen 9Irt" in aiciem 2nn0s
rehnen fonute.
Sem %eraeben. lit 10 oifentinhia
qapeien," iogte OerRr6iioent in einenl
@riei an Oen Sefrctor 0es Slottenoe'
partentents Dieper, ben er anpies.
0en Siiiiier III taOelnb ,OaB oas Gor.
oeben oes Departenent5. meuu es
Inn toOelt es ebenio iein iollte." Ser
9rdiiOent ia9t, 10 oft Elm Oiiiiier Der
omerifaniiten glrmee aitfge'orOert
miro i'm NnsIanoe cine ofientlihc
&e0e 8u balten, 70 oab 0as, mas er
ipridlt not6rpeaoig 81 Der aenntmB
oet Golfet anOever irenOer Sdnoer
fommeu ,nuB, 10 il es ieine oiienbnre
9fliht, geb1ii:ge @erg.eidle 6u per'
nteiSen imo ierle 9ieOt unO ieine
Sreln0ihaitsauSordde hir odsSano.
oeiien @ot er 1T, ori .ine Sprnhe
All beitrantea Sc nuit einen Qlnn'
qel an 6reanoiha't iiir elm onoeres
2an0 perrdth.
nTie 8lotte oient bieliodl Slpcdeu
Ses 6rieOenS. Sine Der @duptlulit-
tionen lit oie lire 0fi3iere perrih-
ten, nenn lie auSlGn0iihe 9dien be
iud,en, lit oie. OaB lie @crtreter lino
oafiir, onB iie allen 9Idtionen Die
SS0ee BON oem guten @iQen Der @er'
einiaten Staaten belbringen. sic
Itehcn beiorpoers inter Der Gerpilit'
tllnG, 0arauf su ieben, oaB iie orrh
ihr ElAun uno 2aiien ihrc &6gierlng
in ibren ausludrti5eu ge5iebnnJen
feline Sdgpierigteiien bereiten.
GommanOer Gins ac.sf nod Der %.d'
Iiht 6es (rdiioanteu einem Eaoel
niht auf oen 8run0 bin entgcben,
0oB 0as, mas er ingte, MIR Der Mus
orud ieiner peri0nIihen DteinunB
mar. llntcr Sen norlie8enocn Inn
lt1noen nliBte er als Elm oIiijieiler
@ertrctcr ipredlen uno er bate nil
fen ioacn. oaB 0ie @orte oie er
brnudte, iofort Itren9e aritif in an
5ereu 21uoern mie @roBbritanuien
berpolruien miirben uuo er ieine
&egierlng 5u 4useinanOeriebunge:;
unO @OIeuQnltn9en 5mlngen mtBte.
Saibiugton, II. lSonuar.
Ser SAL Sims ourite, iomeit es
Die MoBregcllmq oes aapitonS me
gen ieiner il0isfreten Aeubcrunlen
BEL einem 2onooner 9antett bctriiit.
nit oes 8rQiiDcnten Sdreibcn an
ben 1Iotteniefretdr Nitner, in Dem er
oieien anpriit. Gins oiiertIid) 81 to.
oeIn. abgeihloiien iein, oenn oes
9rdIiSentea Brief lit Der 5a0eI. Der
SefretGr miro iih beeniigen. i'm
einen @eneralbeiehl ein5lperleiben,
nomit ser 5orbertng eiues offeutIi.
den Go6eIs @eniige geifeben it,
8apitdn Sims' S5eantour fr.t0 I'M
WGr5 81 enoe geben ur0 er miro
6onn ieines 9ommalt0os Ger n@lin.
neioto" enthoben .Jer0en. @as 6aun
nit tbm geidcben miro, lit nod nidt
feitaeitellt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-01-13
Sd'uinOclfirmen mnterbradt.

@oiton, 0laii., II. San.
@o1tamt5inipeftoren uladten in
Wanheiter, u. S., cine Gai3ia aui
ouS @eidditslofal Der gelu GnqIanO
Snpeitment Gompanp. beidjlagndbnl-
ten Ole @eihaiiSbijder mo inIoIeu
0as 2ofol, nahOem lie sen Grdiiocn.
ten ser 4orporation. S5oiep6 0eGbam.
plain, berbaitet batten. Gr III nnQe-
fIagt, ole @oit 5u idaDinoelbaiteu
3pcden bcnijbt pi haben. 9tiht ne
niger ais $668,0G0 ioa er uertr1n.
ensieIiaen Scuten baltpti1hIid6rdu'
60iiih aonnoiern ubqenorunen ia.
ben. inoem er ibnen 4ftien elmer 9ln.
5abI forporatioren perfduite, 0ie all.
geblih MIR ali 0em Rapier beitar.
oen. iSoIgPnocS lit cine 2iite oieier
Rorpprotionen un0 ibr angcbll4es
StanmfopitnI:
Gaolin Bnttp Corporation Of Ga.
lem, Ufoii.. 100000.
9unitable @rouite 60, Gunitable.
TaH., $4,000.
sc @cooil Bublti6ina 60, Nlnu-
deter, 2owcn unO 2dwrence. 800,
600.
2ncorio GooI & See 60. 2acouia,
g. s.. $4,000.
Vaaadeiter Goal & See 60, gian.
d,eiter, q. s.. $4,000.
9eIfrap Dlins Corporation of ga.
conin, 100000.
9Imcricnu @iflin9 Co., 4}roOi.
oeHce, 100000.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-01-13
Der GrO5efl Der ISran Sdlenf.

N>'gNNNtAAbf A@-s N1NtAAs
Or. 6ranf Sc 0topne Supp puroe
in oem 4ro5eB gegen ;Srou Shenf
pieoer auf Dem 3eugenitan0 geru en-.
StaotsanlpnIt SanOllng bradte i'm
6iretten 8erbor MIR nenig aus u.
Supp berouS. aber ser @nipalt ser
8ertbeioiaung O'9rien, iebte oem
0oftor nit ieinen 6rngen ld)nri ju.
9ieier CAB 81, 0aB Die Sumptome,
0ie er fir ioIhe pom @leiper9iitun1
erfI6rte, a,ld) BON elmer nnoeren llr.
idhe bdften berrIbren tonn H. uro
ooB er 5uerlt gegIaubt bdtte Sdlent
lite an oen 6olgcn eines gfoSQuito'
Tides. Ghenf befono iidl MIR Oret
Gaze i'm gett. Gr ionte ollf aus.
SaB eSrou Shenf sic critic mar, Die
cine @1rterin hoIen lie6.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-01-13
Sas Suitiiocparttmrnt mill oas ben
GbippeiUaiuOianeru nbgtihluinoel'
ts 9nno Suriif,rlansen.
TrO5efie einseIeitet.
lie 5enersbrnuIt in Cincinnati bat
anideinenS fiini NisnidenIe6cn
seiOrSert.
Tiiuf gcrmiht,.
@aibinaton, u. San.

@aibington, u. San.
SefSbunoert alagen iino fertig,
um in Den 5uitdu0igen @eridten
eingereidt 5u meroen, rm0 700 mei-
tere iiilO pom S1iti5Oepartemeut in
Der 9lusor5eituug begriiien. 8ieie
&Io5en 5ieIen 6arauf bin, Saiiien0e
non 9lder pertbooaer 2Gn0ereien
tpieoer ju erlangen, oie nt9eblib
Dem @bite Garth Stannn Ser Chip
petpa Syno amer i'm norOipeitliden
Minneiota oltf idGpin0eIbafte gSeile
genommen Gpuroen
Ole 9eIopnotion, Die 3tpei Counties
untfaBt, tpur0e Don Ser &egierung
ben SSn0ionern iiberidyrteben, ober
inter Der 8 eoingung, oab fein Sbeil
oooon ie cr cine anoere 8erion, es
iei 0enn e n 8oQbllithipperpo, Der.
faltft o0er irberibrieben tperOe. Spd-
ter tpurOO ieood bonn &ongreB Der
Berfnl1f un0 Oie llebertroglng &c.
Itattet. glnm1Ite 0e8 S5uiti5omtes, oie
Ole So9e interiuft ba6en, erfldreu,
boB, oIs Der &ougreB iene gerfiigung
erIieB, tueibe 01Gnner iib auf Der 8e-
iernation eingefunoen bntten uno oltf
ben GrIaB tparteten. glls er gefaBt
mar un0 tic oies6e5iiglife geadJrid)t
oltf 0erReI ,rootion eintraf, puroe oen
estoianern, Ole 0en @ertb 0es 2an0es
nift falsGten, fir lGferlif geringe
Gun1men, Sd)nops un0 dllerhano
Eon0 0as 2on0 obgeloft aub Vtln-
6eri1brige tpur0en OeranlnBt, Sauf-
briefe 81 lititer3eifNren.
8icle SnrienOe BON glfer 2aHo, Die
nit perthrouem @olO beIta1oen fpn-
rem, tuur0en obgebol5t. Die oorberei-
teten 8ro3eIie 3ielen oarauf birL oen
sSnoiarern oaS ibnen abgeld)patte
2ano suriif 5u 9eben uno @rlas tur
bag geid)logene Sol5 81 erIongen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-01-13
Die GiirHbnbncr in Ycrtnenl IsseR
bic gIrbeit niCoer nuO Der Snbn.
DerfeBr rnbt.
SanbIHHsS8ebalfeu fOlses.
Der Ndniltcr OeS Snnrrn reIignirts
Wcil CT oeu NnSitanO nidlt
becnoiacn fnnn.
ilnrnbr in Spouien.
2iIIabon. 12. Sam.

Slnauon, IL. Sdn.
Gie glebrbcit Der @iieuba1nange-
itellten iii all Den Strelt gegangeu.
Die &egierung lDar lonee 9on BON
oieler 9Guesung lmterribtet nnO traf
8ortebrungen, nm oen 9etrIeb I'M
@ange 81 erbalteH, mas ibr aub
tbeiIpeile gIiidte. Die Streifer per-
iprdben, Die &erbin0ungeu NIT Dem
an0eren 2Gn0ern oulre6t jli erbalien
unO Dies lit ein SIdltbIid in Der ionlt
3iemIib oiiheren &oge. Die glngc.
itellten Ser 1an0elsbduier iolgteR
6em 9eiip,,l ser GIlenbabner mo
leaten Die glr5eit nieoer aui ben
@uno bin, 0aB 0ie 9iegieriulg Der.
iGumt batte. eIn Gcfra 81 erlaiien,
0urh 0as Elm t2.itiinoiger 9lrbeits'
tag u0 ein 9tubctag in Z Ga1en ieit.
aejeet mir0. Die 0jeidiitslelter Ger
9abnen botcn 3ugcitdnOnliie an, ober
Die 2eute ci .l1rten 0ieie uidlt fiir Q =.
niiqeno. Nlehidermaiien iiiQten oie
StrnBeu, dber es lieien teine DEL
6lnnaen BON llnnhen elm. gIntonio
ssyoie qlImeioo. ser Qliniiter oesSSnne.
rem, iibr d. d sic SauptitroBen itn6
bielt hGufia 9le0en an @ruppen bon
Streifern. a,obei cr Tie erniabnte, oie
.arbeit miei er au8uucbmen. 1000
Streifer neriaulmclten iih oor 0.1
3eitiinQsaebduOen mo bieltcn etre
GroieIt0eriammlung aeaen Die 3u-
StdrtOe ab. IN oenen 0ie 9lrbeiter icet
lebten.
| 2iiiabor 10 SS1u.
| Der 1tiniitcr oes ,Stnern, 9Iutonio
Itmeion, BAT reiilntrt nciI es i'm
niht gellngen lit, oeu aualtalto ser
Siienbdbner bei6ulgen. Die NegIc-
rilng bate oieien Strelf lhou ieit
Wonaten el udrfut un0 WiaBrcgein
getroiien I'm 6en &ubnbetrieb AMI.
redt an erbalten. 0ies iii ibr nber
nidJt gelunren. Ole Strciter hatten
,uerit ertld't. tie miiroen Oir inter-
notionaIenQ Qabn5ilge Deiter beOienen,
nber ipdter dnoerten iie lire @lei-
nung, neil, wie iie unfiin0igten. Der.
bitten mollen, OaB 3eiienoe unter'
neq9 nitt nciter f0nuen.
Ger 0liu'iicr 9Ilmei0a bate nGb-
ren6 0es gai5en Cages 9lnpradlen
an 0ie 1treter gebaIten nno iie CUR
8ieoerouina5me Der glrbeit olli1e'
foroert, aber o1nc jeoen GrioIg
8dbrenO oes 9lbenOs madjien 9lu9.
Itdnoi1e cine 7emoiiitrdtion Dor Dem
Uintlterium.
g9ai6ington. u. San.
Gin ononlnIcr 3uitlmo id]eint in
8ortuaal 81 beiteben @dbreno loit
8reBberidten cs BORT iniolge eineS
@eneralitrcifs eiuigermnbeH itiIr.
mild 3nge6t, beridaet Der amer. G'e.
Ion0te Sorrilnro Oem S5tootsamt.
ooB i'm 2ano 9lube berrid't mo OaB
ooaIt1n6ige OrOnlng beitebt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-01-13
schs 9Seriunen uermift.
GinciMlatt, q, IL. Sen

NI1CtflilQIL, -, Il. ASull'
Stint YerionelL BON oenen man
peiB, ooB iie sur 3eit 0es 8rnnoeS
In Dem @ebau0e Scr &anoe!9fau1mer
poren, meroen oermiBt, uno man
fiirdtet, ooB lie in oen 6Ianlmen, Die
bos l1attIlde @ebdu0e 5erltDrten uno
einen 8erluit bon nabe an elmer
Weiaion Dollars oeruriahten, llmge-
fonrmen Iino. @npa 20 Ber1onen,
6orunter elm Oneeno 6euerpebr'
Ieute, fpuroen perleet, bod glaitbt
man, oaB ale nit oem 2eben oapon
fonlmen meroen. Die perniBten
N2Gnner iinO: @rent Wioribaa, 9i8e-
br1iioent Der @etreioanaflerfirma
garIp un0 Daniel, Die @eihditsr1ll'
me in Dem 0ebGu0e bate; 6reo.
GeIm, 9eo6tniai6inilt; Chris .Meents.
@Gfter; @nrrp 2eslie, fnrbiger
6aitsfneht BON @arlp uno Daniel:
uno @. 9. SibbolO, Sefret1r BON
eorIp & Daniel. Bon Oieien WiGn.
rcrn 1ueiB man, oaB iie in Dem 8e-
b1lSoe 1paren, OILS Der erIte 6euer.
alarm gegeben ipuroe, uno bis lest
lit es niAt geIungen, meitere Na9'
ri6ten iiber iie 81 erbalten. glnfra'
gen in ibren betreffenoen @obnun'
gen ergaben, Dab iie nidt mebr 9eie.
ben tpuroen, felt oos 5euer alisbrnh.
Gin 9urhiuhen Der 0fuinen mar
nod ni1t mog.idl ga oas 6euer nod
inmer meiter ihp1lt. gluBer Der
&anoeIsfammer beiano iih ser guit.
neB Wlens Club mo Die 9ureans Der
2ouiSpiae un0 NaIbpile q. q. IN
Dem @eb1uoe. Ser Sfaoen, Sen sic
ertpdbrten Ynrtcien erItten, lit. mie
man gIoltbt, bolitGnoig 0urb Ser.
Tihcrung seoedt.
8ie 3eritorllng oes @ebduoes
miro feline ltnterbrehung Ger @e.
ihdfte Ser Sanoelsfammer oeruria'
den. Sofort nnd)oem er 5u Ser Gin.
itft fam, oaB oas @ebGuoe Dem lin.
terganee lelperbt mar, batte SSames
g. Seefin, 3rdiioeut Der SanoeIs-
fnrrmer, elm temporGres Guartier in
bem Clinton 0otel eingeridtet, no
Die 9oupention5boae BON oen @e-
treble. gro anoeren aaufIeuten fir
ibre @eihdite benuet peroen miro.
Gie idbrIihe 9eamtentpnbl Der San.
6elstannner miro in Dem neuen
Guartier obgebalten ueroen. 0os
Seuer entitnno unter Dem Oahe oes
@ebduSes. Oiird peIhes Die Gaub.
fGnge Ser 9ii8en oes guiineB Mens
Club gefiibrt naren. Gls oas 5ener
Suerit entoedt nuroe, ihien es nidt
bon geoeutiing gu iein, ober flr3
mad Ser glnfunft ser 5euertpebrIeute
eriifen Die SIanuner nit einnlal UNI
Iih uno oos eorBe Snnere 0es iie5en'
itodigen @ebdfSes Itnn6 in Slor.
men. Die 5euerpehrIeute bef1mpf.
ten nit beroiitem Wlut5e oas GSeuer.
ober lie tporen nidt i'm Stanoe, oie
8eritorung OeS @ebduoes Su Der.
kiiten.