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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28
SSn Berlin, SunSUu uuO %ariS
bcrridlt meacn ocr Marottjnuarlc.
acubeit cine iduUnIc Stimmuno.
Ercf tim men
Eros Der bcruhi0cHoCn nmtlidlcn
%erbdcrnnNrn lit ouS GubIitum
pelilmiitId) ueraHlngt.
aGerIei SIoridlIasc

Berlin 27 &uIi.
Seine uumlitelcdre llrlate }n
9elmrlbiAg.J wC1cu Der lRorotto.
dnaelcJCnbtii liclt uor nat ocn
GrtlarluBeH. Die IN dAcn Diplomats.
ideu 0reIien abgelcbeu Wllr0cu ole
am meIitcu bci 0er Sote inttroiltrt
linO 0bcr ood mudlt lid) 0Ie Nelorg.
nlB nor elHcm Nrle3e AZ Der Frclle
un0 i'm Iublitluu. Die ubcr 0eu Stln0
Der troBoiidp 0eutihcn llutcrodnO.
llngen I'M llmtel luo mo ooH Dem
Keiilnllamus 0es 9lus.an0ca an9e.
itedt lu0. lebr llibI5ar lie Beam.
ten Oes Nu3Wlrtllcn 9lmtea fIlren
eine 5uoerUd'iidle SqrldN un0 llen
0aB nIdts palirt 1T mas olelen Bel,
linIsnus rcdlteril9tc 9roBtriiGn.
nicn hat iid nidlt IN ole &crb1n0.
lun9en ciugemiidlt. mo es 1T falt
iid)er. ouB (remierminliier NaQuitb
eiuer Snterucntlon morgeu tcne Sr.
mabnlnJ tblm miro
Iie .aoinute 3ertuug" 'pritt an.
0eutun9@merie pnn Der Qio9.ld'telt
eircs Appeua an oie WaIien, Der
immer brter 0iAlomatlidcn 2omp,t
fat.onen oie'er 4rt laueyt. y9u hof
len un0 glauben ooB ptr oulcnbIjd.
lid nod melt erticrHt pon oieierN6l.
lihteit Nno@ To5 9latt iligt 1m5u.
oaB Sic Iraae Ieidt Qc.0It mer0cn
fUnnte. meun 6rontreit ieine (rup.
pen ans Niarofto Wriid}ole. a5cr
luenn es punitte me c5 0cn 2Iuitc'1
bate Warofto ilhcr}uidIuden m!iS
te es 0en Xrel5 oaillr bej0aien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28
pInf nf10iIrul9en m1TfN ne IoI9I.
S-b Gtenr ctUfk e5eftet
annrnptirnnacn fir Wetreipe.

gaeiseu. 30. rorb sr-sGAc: 20 3 20.
So sc: 80. 2 barter }siniermei3eH SOLE
ssAc 20. 8 bo.,. ssh SIC: glo noyel..
Grlbiabrsnei3eu SiofL. 1.07: Io 90,
sorn. 80 e2i. 80 iac; 10. ptiB. g
NC; 20 Reb CO.. -6234c: 9io. g, -
-621zc; 9o pelb % 641ze; 10. geio.
e2A -6211o; 30. 4. d1l4 &c
oo 9aier (neul. Me 2 s'-' 90 2 meb 8s
37l4-3sc; SiaRonro 3 3 -3sAc
8ceeen mar beitdnoi0. 10. 2. s0h sie;
20. 3. 75-7sci 10 I. t5-75e. 81 llbr 3
g8dqpoulnouuQcn
G5eyiie mar itpot uue oie Rrc'fe zoe
rieoriger WQlt Sctf,C 81 90. is.it:rr-
@eriie. 55-75c; SpeeniH9 30-55e 3l'abr.
IL 4aggoulubuuqen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28
CSewcrtidlait bari nidt ais oiuipcn'
oirt" beicidnct meroeu

Hemart u s. q. Suit
Cine Gntideoun3 oie oon oer
Wi,efan,lcr 6oue1 abgegeben Duroe
urtcria9t cS ser Gereinigten 9riioer
ifnit Ser 3unnerIeute uno Shrei.
ner" oas Ne6t. iit nit oen 9lit3Iie
bern elmer hieillen 9lrbeiteror91riia'
tion 3u bcihditigen. inoem tie oie't
fir .gliht1ererfifaitIer" ertIort
9ieier GiuboItsbeiebI uer5e!et es 0oy
@riioerihait ooer irgeno einem t5rcs
Wertre'ar IN ihrem o'ii3'eaen Craar
oui bic glitg,ieocr Ser bieiacn (Sa.
uertih1it 9r t7s7 ais an iuipen
hirte 3inmerieute 9c3uq 81 ncbmcr
Gle aieii1e (Scmertiha't mar0e III
legteu Ctto5er iu'penoirt. neil iie e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28
Sapan.
lln6cilupllcr Sniinn.

Iofio, z. 5llIt.
lleber 100 @erioren baben. mir
man nnnimmt. bel Sem Soliun. Der
pdbrero ser 9toht iiber Iofio uno
gofohoma binmeg ie9te ihr 0eben
eingcbiiBt. Iicr3i9 2eid)cn iino ihoa
i'm Su3ofioiItrift geflmoen moroen
0arlnter beiinocn iih Die Der % 2Sli.
IaIiinnen zines IiioerIiten0auies, ol*
binneg geriiien murOe, ebe Die Be
nohnerinnen iif retten tornten Ge
giaentblmsuerIuIt miro aroB ieir
9iele 6iiherboote un0 tIeine aiIitrn'
fobr5euge weroen oermiBt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28
gcrt6eiOisnnsSiOnOs fir @e%amara

@aibin0ton 9 g., q SuIi
Cine auiioroerung. einen 6ono3
ron $500,OO0 3ur @ert5ciOigune uor
= : McgIomara. sen glrbeltt;. ser
onaeflaqt lit Elm Gpnnmltoer6rcdcs
bc1ar1en ;u boben nurSc BON oem
Gefrctdr WIorrlion uon Oct nImerr
con ,e0crotion Of 2a6or" an ole
1000 900 N}t9licoer ser @esuert.
itaiten 9crldtet Gr itidst por. oab
ieoas gltglieO % Gents beiit2uerr
ioQ
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28
@eina6c fertia INN gIbidlInh.
Wni!llndtOn. "a. NuIi

@uibn9ton. q. SuIi,
Ylon qloubt bier oaB iouobl ser
irnnjoiiit.omertauihe ME Scr
engliih amerjtanlihe oagemtine
Shleosgerittsocrtrag bis 3um udt-
Ken SamItal oOer Wonta9 ierti9 ge.
m1ht nerOen fam Giui9e tcd)ui'
ite glenoerluQen miiiien nod i'm
Gerte oe5 iron3oiiihen Gertroges
porlenoutmen mer0cn uuo 0ieie mer,
sen lest I'M Stllt5Oepartement. oaa
in beitanoller &crbinoun3 NIT go
rls itebt. au3gearbeitet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28
&elgien.
Gin beSentiamer Seiudl.
9SriiiIel. 26. Sui

Nrliiiel. 26. Sui.
Sn mnBgeben0en areiien bagt man
oie 9tniiht. 6ab ser @eiuh Ser so.
nigin @lItaImine BEL Dem beIgiihen
Soniospoar iit mehr ais Elm EN-.
Foter SoilitfeitSoft ermeiien miro
@elQier un0 Soaon0 gInuben oaB
sic 3cit qetonlmen lit, baB Die bel'
Sen 96n0.r cine @ereinbarun1 tref.
fen, nonlh iie oemeirian haaoaIn
i'm Gon ourh interrotionoIe Der
ntdcIuroen cine Snpoiion Der b2ioan
21n0er orobt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28
Horlueaen.
@crmiFlc0oocttcn tandcn uicS.r oni.

GbrlitiaHia. 26 ,lul
@aiton 9. Solmcs uno Gharles g.
GIiiioro. 0ie spei QdoIbipun uon
Dem omcriiaulidcu llebun8a seilaun.
Der. mcide ceten Qonuerital Der.
idnpanocu. inO pie0cr aui1etautt
un0 iino uobl uu0 muter Sie mur
Den III eiucm bieii9en 8abndoi emf
oedt. uadoen lie uon Bergen hicrhcr
9efommcn mnren. no lid 0ie ameri.
tanuhen 2dN'c beian6en a9 oie
iunaen Qcute ans 2nn0 amleu Sie
meroen inter @oIi5eiauiiid)t mad ib-
rem Sd]iiien 3uriitgcbraht mcroen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28
Gmcaeuer @urftbcridlt.
Ssrienberihi.

Tdttod Rufbtou& & Go. Rooierp.Se
bduoe b,ribier uber ben bieilasH Seireoemdri
MIR foi-f
gse N nar Be- oer GrbfiHuHo btber N olas
oou ca ecr AR0rcftcniiiTc eHii-roeugu VrieGa'
rahrif.cr Ton btct ons ntt angs oor uno
be 4t c q len ertoiieg iia ateJ fVGier pie'
Der Ir1 hi1iiCn boher ais Gfi7gH
0crH mar cbcuiQliS III Nr'11g bcbcr uno
sn7r cH= alcihcm @ru@oC ff oatn uHo er'
belle 81 nieoer uuo it'iub lrrllHoeri ooeJ
tttc1 gaar 00tu mar iaC rUe,9cr.
0ai,r mar u,ehriucr tiiT Ngi una bcber tnJ
bic lrecrtH T,ouGte
EiC SblufnoHruHgen narcH p'e 'ol9i
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28
@cncineIa.
Gubinettsfrins

@ofbington {. e., 27. SuIi.
Ios oene3oIau.ihe aabinett Bat
reiionirt Gcs neue W1lnliterium
mi, CSon}aIes Guinan ais ariegs
miniiter. III pom Qrdiioenten @ome3
aeb,loet noroen llcter Die 0eran'
Iaiiun1 3u Der Qo6inettstriiis lit bier
uifts befornt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28
Salt.
Eranocut Simon nuidlciucno ,uuer
iidtlidl.


4ort.ouQrincc. p. Suli
To5 haltrde a3uoucn5oot II
Tccem6re lit pon bicr nab Canes
eincr Sta0t an Ser Suofirp able.
Qon9en. IS bat Jtclicrml truppca
ole pon 2lntoine 5tmon. Dem Sobnc
6c5 @rdii0euten, beiebIIlt mcr0cn 1n
gor0 Iic p}duuldoit 6e3 5hliiea
'ctt iid aus Ameritaucru Wiaumgu
Lie Qruppen ncr0en nah '{erenic
moridircn. mclde Sta0t IN Der 0aH3
Der RepoIutionlrc Ut Ios 0anoncH.
boot ,Gerticrc5" iii eben'uu5 able.
iobren. aber ieiu getiununlsort
miro Qchcim gc5olien. Erdii0cat
Simou mar bci Der 9lbiahrt Der
Gdifie 3ulelcn mo biclt iydter ejuc
&nierate an bic gIt9Ii,ocr oe5
6iylomotHden aorp5. woriu er ialte
COS 0ie 2age uidt crnit mare Gr
pdre cutittoIien. 6ieier 2'euelun1
1egea i5u 3u r'i5criteben. De er oils
nQri1an6o1e" mo ohne ge6eutuu1
anidac Cic irenom TipIomlten
boJeu 5cihloiien Dis GutmidIlm8 Der
GirQe nod uejt1r abpD1rten. ebc
g UiaiuQjmcn erarei'cu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28
llntcrieihnet

g3aibinaton. 3. g.. 27. SuIi.
Spyater Glnrt uno &,jeqraiI0eHt
Sbernau unterieinnetea ole tlno9I
ide Gc3ipro3itdtSoorloge Die ioiort
nod lcm 0eiBen Sou'e btior9ert
murSp
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28
1talicn
9,s Pupitcs SeiinOcn

Nom, y suit.
Ter QopIt bat Ste Ioht pegen oes
iSiebers. oas er bat. ohne StIai n.r'
brot't a5er feline aeh!e uar an
Wor1en Dcniger ent}iir0et ra1 ieius
5eiierfcit mar niht mehr 70 tart q,
aubertc o;e 6oiinunq belo 9ieOe
9,uolen5tn geben 81 tonueu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28

perlauh'O 'Oeys. r.ibrer Mit9lieoer 81
spinqeu. ereS b an bejabIeu tIr
ongeblihe ger,, Der Sorihriitcn
Ser @ruoerldoit Sci cen GrojeB'
uerbauOlungen muroe Ger 9opcott.
fall Der 9ud Stope & 81nge So. se.
gen Die a9IInericon 6eoeration Of ga.
bar" 5m 9erglette bgrange3ogen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28
JtunIerCnjrn.

0niicr &iI6rlm uirS ioiort uadl lei.
ner HHdFeAr ans ocm NoroCn nit
Ocn 5cidletGaiIcr uuO &iocrleu
&adter *, JrcdaEgcn bnbrn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28
slnswartiac glartte.

Iesen - 30. 2 ruib a.l. 82hc.
Gorn BIO ?, 6sl.
3o8gen 10. =. 9Ac
&Iier - 20. 2. 4Gl.e
GalmUoue Ud0o.ae Sohlau6, IS 80
Son 1873
0aIatb. 26 2aj
Ieiien - 80. 2 r5ro. 57M-VIAc.
Eurum DO /. glc
&aftr ~ 4i2.c
q0aeen 73-75c
tnuaij. 90. 2u.i
g9ci;cn - 70 rcfh s~s41sc
ecru ~ 9to 3 pculfti -dac.
Safer - 9o acniati -3s1z 1zS.
&oagen s0-92c
wejsen 49, 80 rotb sac.
Norn ~ 80. q GILL;
Safer glo 2, 3SA *.
3oaaeu = SIC
gael3cn ~ 30 . vote 4c.
Corn ~ Hr 2 gem ~ --03c
Safer - 80 Gsw isi-3- '4c
"'s' lu'ce. % 7ui
g2si,er ~ 10 . rGrs tiot-i62H.
darn -- 80 2 orIr = Gle.
6afer -- So 3 3aMr
'''ss'' - ' rolis. % 2uH.
g7el,er - 10 . r8r, q -o7hc
dorn 80 3 1cIf csc
e1'er - no mef 39ize
Fooaer sir
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28
Sine anOert geSnrt
Sort an Frince a. SuIi

Tje 2aqe Der ]jeaerunl 1T enc
terfu f's.te U}i ltuaaalma 0sr
6austila0t befn0ci iiA bic 1ome
Gre. II }tu'ra5r 1e 9lbraii, oe5
Qr116eutca SW0u flun uum5aiit
nsay lau7a oul'ito5cn u.roaa luo
man 1T bier r ge.orgHiB. mas per.
ben miro. ucua 2r lf1t Die drmee
Ser fwotution6,t 0e iit I'M 00r.
Ben 1ciawmit ut gla~tyt 'tHsa
an aice 5ta0t IT Nrcu}cy
4 Ii9ae Der &.rca1teu
1tatca Pam tty aa lty oeu.it
are.uer nQrmM" Wir, 5i.r srUay
tet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28
UnIIS BOtl6HIt.

Ter ErGiiSeut lbcrnimmt Die Der.
aHtuOrtana fiIr Die Sreiaabe uOu
1880 Afcr SnnO in Der Son
trOller &au in Alnsfa.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-07-28

olb StlltlbMN0 III @uN0'rttl
cuubG0lt luer0R m,ro. abcr uuh.
6aa 1T fidr OaB SroBbrjtduuiM ME-
malS lcit1ttcu rur0 0aB ciuc oeui'he|
differentiation an ser @cittuite uor.
gIirtd errlttet uir0. meun Is olc9.
irleuo u.rliu0cru tauu @r1Gerr|
tauujcn9 Mau0cNpc0c mad Suoamc
rita. Siiou'r,td. &uo,Cu uuO otm icr|
men Citcn ilarcu 10 oldt
an N1aotr. lForofto. uorbc,|
oab uon Sort ser NdnocI
i'm 0rit1aia0e i,nr dcitou Wrotn.
tonute. uu0 Nculralloucu brltiltcr
Stodtsmduncr ha1tu mmler telalp'
iet. oob Otr $@cusnCru far,a Ednoe9
tcOroht mare wtua 6 cucr 'euou'
den Moti lelaule nh III ocr 0Ianse
oicicr Ncrt;hrNucJt 'ciBu'ceen Sl'
qeaeu miro man ttut Guuptnounltn
maheu mtNn Nrautrclh Cturh.ano
oa0urh emit h00llt 0sB e Stadc
non lglnCm Non9o3t5'et. oa2 on ol2
0cutideNam nm Qren't optrt uor
auSaciegt 0lB ououth Der Ve1U.
itan0 Ser N.iitcu,We udt jml 11l'
Sen @rob5rtaunIcne lGduoert n'ro
S,m Musmdrtilcn Amt matto nd
mic9er cine aroBe @dhl't aftit BE-
merr!ih 9llt 2tn3,lttn 'prcdtn od'
fir. oaB sic Hriie enuueocr Hus oti'
fen NusbuIt fonImcn o0cr 0aB oIr
SpannunQ bellnuep miro lih 81 10.
len Die 3niammen'Ceun1 Der MI
niitcraruppc oIc iih NIT Ser 91'
houohmo Ocr 9tuQele1enheli bcid)d''
tlat un0 ans Dem Nremlcrmul'iu
@saluth. Cir GowarO ,Sren Dem Se.
Frctdr ser 9uamottilen 2IulcIeleu
bcitcn. mo Dem auu3Icr Slouo,
G5eoroc. mclh NcttCrcr oas ra0ituiC
Clement 0cs Nabucti5 uertrltt be
itcbt. iciat OaB oie btitidcRelieuml
in o.cier Trole eiuIl it, mohreno
Der llmitan0. 0aB Sir Sronci@ Ner.
tie Der briiiidc gotihlitCr iijr
Sranfrcih. NM Eum Gambon 0cr
irou5o0ihe @otitaiter in Yonoon
All sen Soniercu3cu bin5ule}oaen
iino. oorthut. oaB oa3 engIiidlrau'
5oiiihe GmUcrnebmcu m8eitort tort.
bciicht
Sonia Alionio 1T in5miihen an
Goro ocr ipnniideu ;onlaltdlen ,Sdd1i
,.@iroIna" in Portsmouth einRetroi
fem uu0 bat iid ioinrt nah @ou0on
begc6cn. nm nit Cir @0mdr0 Src0
Al fonierircn aouiQ 3ccrl bclIuoct
iid in ser 5io0t lmo bdul,lc N0t'dn'.
ten meroen jmilhen Dem &aiiul1am.
poIait m0 Dem 9Iu5uurtlseu Amt
ouseeiauidlt.
93cnn man niht in;miidlen 81 ci.
mem 9Ibtonucn lcl1nlt MIRO Sic A,-
Iontiidc Slottc. oeren lepIantcr @c.
iudl pon HorpcIcu Ouilegeb5u mur.
&c. gnoc Scr @od'c nod ibrer 9aUs
(@lbraIt1r) 3urlldiChrcn
Beaumont Ocr SicQcr.
9roofIanoS. q SuIi
81 Beaumont (2cuiuaut Sc Gon.
ncaW 9Gparn ocn Erci5 oon $50.
600. scr bon hcr @on0oucr Cain
Toil" iiir ocu Sic8er i'm qrob5rton.
niihen @cttruuoilicacn BET Dem
eiue 6nticrnunl pou 1910 Wcilcn
5urlid3uIegcn mar. als8eictt mar
Der 1ron}oie fam Inn llhr Z Dii
nlten yiatmittaqs am biciilen 3tcIe
on un0 QIlti in eiuer brilIoutcn 0eie
ans elmer 00be non 1000 sub 3ur
Groe hiuab 4 @eOriue5 llngtc bier
nm llbr II Q}inuten an 9eioe
5ron}oien murocn ben elmer groGcu
Uienlhcnmcugc bclcucri belribi
Qcaumont muroe uon ieiuen 9cmn
ocreru bei icincr San0un3 erlriiieu
unO I'M SrIlmpbe nab eincm -.elte
getra9Cu
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-21
A Long Auto Trip

r. Scott Cochran of Plainview.
agent for the Velie automobile.
was in Abilene this morning.
stopped at the X. p. l.. garage
and salesrooms for auto supplies.
before resuming his homeward
journey which has so far occupi-
ed three days. He left about
noon.
Mr. Cochran is taking to Plain
view two Nelie cars. one a forty
horsepower touring car selling
for 81, 600 and the other a thirty
roadster selling fo~ 81, $50 both
fully equipped.
i have been a good long time
on the road" sand Mr. Cochran.
but We have SO far managed TO
pull through everything we
struck. The roads are the worst
] have ever seen. mud holes be-
ing axle deep for miles. any Civ
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-21
Thai MAIL LINE
II IS Believed 4 viii be Establish
ed Early in 1912 Lubbock
tie Popular Place

Some two weeks ago. severa
OF Plain 5 most prominent bust.
ness men passed through town
on their way home from Lubbock
where they had been 10 confere
with business men Of the later
city In regards 10 the establish
ment Of Lubbock Bronco mail
In via. Meadow. Brownfeld.
Gomez and Plains. They report
ed b the editor Of the Herald
that the Lubbock men had pro-
missed to send a man 10 Washing
ton. ID. c. at once to take the
matter up with the Postal
Authorities
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-21
Think it Over

The Palmer Rustler has struck
the key-tone of the patronage OF
home industries IN an article
which appeared in a recent issue
of that paper We endorse il
heartily and reconu-uI r.r
every man who reads it TIN IS
Il over. as the RuStler suggests.
II is as follows:
Listen how this s unds and
think what il would mean if car
rled out: Suppose the farmers
were to quiz trading in Palmer:
suppose the people were 10 stop
getting their money at the Pal
mer banks: suppose the patrons
Of this community were % haul
their cotton 10 other points 10
have u ginnedS suppose the
merchants were 10 quit patroniz-
Ing the draymen here and have
4 nan do this work who liveu
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-21
MlLLI0NAlRES MADE
RAPIDLY IN TEXAS
ONt tvfRy TWO DAYS RECORD or
fAIhtR TIME.
PER CAPITA WEALTH GAINS

Father time. single handed, ha.
been making mlllionaires of the Tex.
as property owners at the rate OF
one every two days Tor rs equlya
lent and his mint is running alonl
with increased momentum. 40 go,c
mine ever poured forth ns stream
of wealth with such volume and per
/ petuIty as that II the increased val
ues Of property in Texas, and No
pr0,pector can stake out a claim more
promising than a Texas real estatS
investment
The assessed value Of an property
has increased during the past decade
from S9i6.32O.25S TO 2,3SS. 500, 124.
making a net increase Of S1.442.-
lS0.oj6 or lj2 per cent. As the as
sessed value represents probably not
over 30 per cent Of the true value
Of property, We find an actual in
crease in wealth Of approximate,
three billion dollars during the past
ten years. This remarkable increase
I'm wealth must be attributed 10 eth
or one OF two causes. first. increase
in property values. such. for exam
pie, as land worth $40 per acre in
1900 and worth $40 per acre or more
in 1910, second, increase in property
such as money, building material.
live stock and movable property
coming into the State. However.
a careful study Of the figures Justify
IN estimate Of Sl.f,0,0O0,O00 as an
increase IN property values and 81
230,000,0OO a. am increase in prop
ertv.
The amount shown as increase in
values is pure cream and
measures. with reasonable accuracy.
.he unearned increment on invest
ucnts in property and shows a daily
TEN year average net increase in
property alone Of Sts5.OO0. The
mount shown as increase in property
the flow Of outside CAPT
al into Texas aud gives a net daily
EN- year average Of S331,0OO
In 1900 our assessed wealth per
'apita was $40 and in 1910 il was
500. making an increase Of $500
Der capita or - per cent. Our pop
lIatlon during the past decade has
hown an increase Of q per cent and
ur assessed wealth an increase Of
80 per cent. No more forceful eyi-
ence Of progress and prosperity can
e produced than the above compar-
son and it speaks the dialect Of
very nation.
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duction for Texas, l9ll.l9l2. /,
I. 2S0. 600 bales.
The State Experiment Station
has employed a former tobacco
expert Of the United States
Agricultural Department to take
charge of the State Tobacco Ex-
perimental Farm.
The Agricultural and Mechan-
zeal College Of Texas will give a
short winter course in agricul-
ture to farmers, January 3, to 20
1912.
The organization Of hog and
corn clubs, establishment of
demonstration farms and the
wonderful increase in the num-
ber OF acres under irrigation are
a few Of the many things that in
dictate that tn Texas farmer Is
marching in the front rank of
progress.
Eight bales of cotton were
harvested from two and three
fourth acres Of land near Har-
lingen, Cameron county, this
season.
Beaumont will vote on a 500
BOO park bond issue December
2Oth.
A party Of 300 Nebraskan
nomeseekers arrived in the
Brownsville country last week
and viii take uD their residence
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TEXAS FARM VALUES
GAIN $1,000, 900, 600
Population on Farms Increases
Nearly Halt a Million.

We have on the tax assessors
roll, Of Texas l5G.9i6.93I acres o
land, leaving approximately II. 900,
600 acres Of land not on the taJ
roll, which is owned by the State
exempt from taxation. or assessed az
town ard city lots. The assessed
value Of land has increased from
S3.02 per acre in 1900 TO $6.jl pei
acre in 1910. making total increase
Of Sjj0,0O0,OOO in assessed land
value. and when we consider that
land j, assessed at probably less than
30 per cent Of It's true value. we
find an actual increase in farm land
alone of Sl.1OO,OOO.O00. The Fed
eral Census reports verify this es-
innate by credlting Ms with a net
gain Of Sl,13O,939,O0O or 1853 per
cent during the past decade
According TO the reports Of our
Railroad Commission We have built
1852 miles Of railroad during the
past decade and 10 D.. estimated that
a mile Of railroad will add $4,000
per mile TO adjoining property.
Railroad construction alone ha,
added a quarter Of billion
dollars 10 land values. The ia
ciII.ies on an road, have been in
creased. enabling the products 10
reach the market earlier and in bet
Ter condition. thereby increasing the
value Of production The improve
ment Of our public highway, ha.
Dad IFS effect in Increasing values
and the immigration agents are en-
titled 20 large share of credit for
our development.
Our rural population in 1900 was
= 4SS.S3o and in 1910 the census
reports give as 2.95S.S3S. making am
Of 4Go.592 people ON our
farms. The wealth per capita of
'arm lands and buildings Of our
rural population .n 1900 wa, $3.50
ui IN 1910 10 was S3l1 per capita.
making an increase Of SlS7 per
.apIta or III per cent. which meas
Ires. IN a way, the prosperity Of the
Texas farmer We have opened up
turing the past decade G4,ls1 farm,
md now have a total Of 4l6417.
arms IN operation and the ayerag,
.ize OF our farms show, q decrease of
rom 80, acres in 1900 90 POP acre.
% 1910. or an average Of % acre.
er farm. a'l II which has urdoubt.
dly had a strong influence in in.
r,a,iug the wealth per capita Of
be- Texas farmer
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-21
TEXAS INDUSTRIES
Commercial Secretaries Comp q
Weeks Operations Along
Commercial Lines

The creamery at Flatonia
turned out 10, 600 pounds of but
ter in November. This is said to
be the second largest creamery
IN the state.
The early construction OF a
railroad is reported from Well
ington to Memphis and thence 20
Spur on the Wichita Valley
Railroad. giving direct connec-
ton with Abilene and Texas and
Pacific railroad points.
Contract has been let for the
construction Of the new federal
building 10 be erected at Mineral
Wells at a cost Of $50, 600
A Sherman county farmer
raised 200 bushels of swcetpo-
tatoes on one acre Of land that
were readily marketed or 500.
Arrangements have been made
in Galveston for the shipment
OF a cargo of 10000 bales of
cotton direct 20 Japan.
According 20 the United
States Department Of Agr.cul-
ture the estimated cotton pro-
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In last weeks issue OF the
foakUm County News. We notice
that the Chief Route Inspector.
Of Austin. has written the Post
master al Bronco to the effect
that a special Inspector will be
sent in the near future 10 exam
Inc the route. which he SAYS will
be a olg improvement over the
old facilities.
He Is right sure. for il takes
as long 20 get a letter b. Plains
from Brownfeld. only 30 miles
distance. as IL does to Chicago.
III. With a route from a railroad
connection east on through %
Bronco, we will have a daily con.
nection. Brownfeld Herald.
On account Of the great rush
in the express business al this
place during the past week.
Mrs. Henry has been assisting
her husband with the office work.
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K. /. Battles. OF Post. arrived
in our city the latter part Of last
week and will make this his fu-
ture home. He is a timer by
trade. and has identified him
self with the Lubbock Sheet
Metal Works, as one Of its
owners. He has been over con.
siderable part of this section of
the State but likes Lubbock the
best and has located here per-
manently.
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somewhere else; suppose al the
citizens of Palmer were to send
their children to some other
school: suppose everybody should
stop his paper and the mer-
chants quit advertising. How
long, O, how long would We all
be able to stay in Palmer? What
did you answer in this: Not
Long"
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m different parts of the Lover
Rio Grande Valley section. Tx
Governor Shallenberger was IN
the party.
Ground has been broken al
Alpine for the site of the only
combined wax, paper and 500 ,
factory in the word.
The Commercial Club Of Wax
ahachie at a meeting held on
December 18th, made definite
arrangements for the erection of
a 500, 600 hotel.
A 5000, 600 school for girls has
been planned for San Antonio.
The Abilene training school
building has just been com
pleted at a cost Of So 500.
The sum Of S75, 600 is the con-
sideration for the transfer Of
2, 900 head Of steers in San An
gelo this week.
a Road bond election is or
dered for Bryan, calling for the
issuance of $500, 600, the cleo
ton to be held on February Stn.
l.. c. Robertson, of near Slaton
was here Monday looking after
business matters. He was a
pleasant caller at our office while
IN the city.
Mrs. Scott, Of Terry county.
vas here trading Monday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-21

Mrs. Scott, Of Terry county.
was here trading Monday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-21

Mrs. II. X. Porter and daugh-
ter. Lata, are visiting in Rule
this week. and will be- absent
till after New Year.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-21

Texas offers 10 the orchardist q
soil and climate that viii give yicp
and productive power TO the trees
color and flavor 10 the fruit and al
established reputation to the pro
dsct