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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07

o1h bier lit es mieoer11m rridt Sa9e
ooer Ne6t 0eS 8farrers, 6as &i11o gu
5ulaiien, ion0ern 6es @aters be3m.
leines 5teupertreters un6 6es 8eidt<
poters (6ecr. cit. n. A. Sour bat ser
&farrer als @eeliorger ser @emein<
Sc oie &fli@t, 6as @6ertreben tb0=
ridter Gltern, Ole cine unberedtigte
8eri6tebing ser beiltgen &onolung
perlange1t, 6urd 8elebrung un6 flu-
&c Ginmirfung na@ @oglidfeit gu
beieitigen.
3. Dob file rno 90, ielbft bel gut
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07

ben uno @an3en fraft ietner trelt-fa-
tboliiden @eiinnlt1g, mat mod)te ia
gen, fraft ieines fatboliiden SSmitinc-
tes nidt bloB oem &eiligen 8ater
l1no ieiner Mnor0m1ng bereitmiaig 5u
folgen gemiut lit, lon6ern gar nidt
ielten - mir baben es peri0nlid al1f
Sen lebten Sirmreiien feitfteuen f0n-
men - nit CANT un66reuoe sic ne11e
0ronung begriiBt. @emiB miro oos
nidt iiberan Ser SAL fem; geipib mer<
Den mande &farrer 5dmierigfeiten
begegnen, DEFENDERS in gemiidten Sc
genoenL uno 5urnal menn 6ie @ltern -
leioer = 6em @lol1ben entfrem6et
fins u116 ap1d lire &inoer oemgemGB
er5ieben. Mlein menn sic &erren
Nfarrer al1d fir biei lie armen &iir16er
nit driiflider &lugbeit u16 erlerd)=
tetem 5eeleneifer alles tbun per0en,
lint gero0e lie, 0ie eS por5legsmeiie
n6thia bitten, friib5eitia NIT Sem
@ro6e 6eS 2ebens GIT ftGrfen, nn6
honn ood nidt SEN getpiinidten gr=
folg bobe1, 10 0iirfen iolde betriiben=
Sen 6alle Sen Nforrer nidt obbol=
ten. feline Eflidt a1 crfiiIle11 inns sir
fen nan1entlid niht sic Tolge boben,
Hab lpeqen eiu5elner = rno penr es
pielc lpire11 = sic ar16eren Ser bin1m=
fifteen Speile heroltbt merSert, ouf
Sic ihnen Cit Medht 5l1iteht Tins Sic
: %melriaItcns in Ser 0iterliden Belt
= SIT aenieBert Tic Sic Eflidt babe11.
4. @ir hotte11 in MN erer Eaito=
rolinitrl1ction o1beimaeoeben, 6ob,
heion0erS in or0bercn &forreien, inn
9atfe oes Sohres ol1Rer Ser 6iter1i=
d7en Belt nod cine o6er on6ere qe=
meiltiame eri tie heilige Gommanion=
feier Itottfin6e. Mn mebreren Srte11,
10 hier III GnIn, lit es aeihehen ooer
mir6 6em1dd)it qeidehen. Mn6ersmo
nat MON 6ooon Mbitar6 aenommen.
@tr fiird1ten, bnR Sic bet~reffen6en
Tfarrer aur naid'iten 81 ferliden 3eit
ms @cor6nae fon1men. ese6enfams
nriiiien MIR 6ora1tf heitehen, 6oB sic
%farrcr SIT Ser 1iferlihe1 oemeinio=
men Communicates. tpie o1tdp cit
hem horhereiten0un lt11terridt. ome
Climber bon nel111 sSobren 5n1oIien,
sua1eih init 6eren, sic idon borber
int prinoter @eiie stint Siid oes
@errn aeQanoen itn6. Ginselne
Gfurrer, Sic cine gemeiniome Teier
int 2oltfe 6es Sabres bermie6en nil
ien modtet1, hoben oltf Sic Sdhmie=
rigfeit Ser @eihoffung t1el1er &1ei=
ser fiir Sic drmeren &i116er, Sic
6ntrdadnqia aus Mitteln hriit1id1er
@ohltbdti9feit geflei6et tpiir6en, hin=
oemieien @ir berfennen nift 6iefe
Sdpierigfeiten. mabnen aber. noh=
mails nit Moh6r11d, 6nB sic g orrer
altf ale @eiie oaroltf bi1torbeiten m0=
ge1t, 6ob jeglider MiBbrauh, ser Bis
6abin mebrfad nit Ser &Ieioung bel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07

&ir baben nit bielen Mitteln fir fol-
de 9alltfranfbeiten Grfabrung gema6t,
baben aber ME ipl6 merflpiiroige 5eilnnz
gen gele5en alS Die, lpel6e Durd bas 8.
g. 8. &e5ept ertpirft tpuroen. 5ofprtige
2i1berung na6 Dem alereriten @ebraub.
@ir iin6 10 ii%ber5eust, boB s. 8. 9.
gllren Sal erreihen miro, bab eS gn6
11tdts fpiten ipirD, falls bie aIererte.
Slaide III boiler @robe berfeblt, ieben
Inipru9 gut 5n MAIDEN.
8enn SIR @autfranfbeit irscno elmer
g(rt babt, barn ratben mir gltb ernitli6
or, b%or5uipreden ltnb Sic g%erbienite oas
8. 8. 8. ina1uerbin 81 prifen. @ir ipiiz.
fen, bob 8. 8. 8. gu@ be1fen miro.
g. S. Garter, ct. Glolb, @inn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07
.Mit @erannaben bes mittleren Suffers.

SIT ein 5infen ser pbpfiiden @raf=
te berbunoen, Sic siid baufig 5eigt III
plagen0en unb idmer1ponen Mieren,
un6 acknowledgements un6 l1rin2nns
regelmdbigfeiten. Golep &ionep 8I=
len iin6 cine berrIib r%ega1Iieren6e uno
itarfenoen Meoi3in 5l fol9 elmer 3eit.
8erludt Tie. Molitor 9rug So.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

heuc, tho buffalo road becomes q na.
Ittn tu' white hunters follow tUr
-Wu. Hll len uu-Wug Ih,r gam.
after That ih, buffalo ROAD ureumD
thc wagon uud ui hp white mW WU
nnaIly ihu macadmzcd road ol rup
s.icu.Ih, mau
I'm rho Same speech senator Umon
sail.
The u.nual highway mIlls mo.Uor
requisite oI nationally For nation
must contain people of aH conditions.
rich 1ud pooI all MODES oI uucl
some tu whom time BE- CNcr,ihiue Il6
money uoihinl and who domauI rapid
't without regard To- cost. other. tu
whom money Is m object and rmp IT,
20 subordinate consideration aud who
want cheap conveyance uo muu
NuW slow others uraln vino may
choose tu carry themselves. su.u. ou 20
horse oi 100 louol. on m luoi 400
| these viii Dee accommodated Zoo tl.
proposed c,nual highway
This central hpnVut thu tmu.oou.
, uncuial uienWut oft IumuHuv HIIl
! follow rom tuo nation capital tu .na
Golden Gate Ilc Cumberland u.,y. tbo
Rooms lich IolL lIy Santa Fc rul
ou tu California Tine Land OF sun.
sbiu" .hu central. historic MshVIEs
across Tine continent o. viii u, iHr
Now SJuJu Fo uail .u. Old uoI road
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
still the Gateway.

The Santa Pc trail Is the road to
YESTERDAY Today ana Tomorrow u
Is baptized In blood ana glory Ycstcr.
day u brought commerce and nov
civilization TO The ancient land To-day
II turns The tide of travel toward this
layorlte region The Atchlson. Topeka
4 santa Zee railroad, taking its name.
"tho Santa Pc from the old highway.
follows The mountain trail Tomorrow
Tho lransconiinentnl highway viii uso.
across The continent, the route of the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

council 900 fHu nm. of rDioctIag the
petition .U. 70 commits ION form ui
government which $50. originally sign.
od u. .,u legal to.vI-. diI moi know
huW MANY. mon whose uHWo# wore Boz.
|..tU ....U e".I '0. position.
rhp Nnouo Male quartet has been
requested TOD ruuslu.. for tIc cam.
plim u. we'll as ul social functions
Tor IN. white. IU, Club has been
di-oU4uuUoJ .u.. .up removal %.
Fred luuuu- to chicago The r,.
maiuua members ago g. VI Williams
4 ~ Armstrong aud g. " Fraser
Tbcy a.o uoN looking iur q second
tenor
FIFTY mon. -ul.ue liens urc 10
w ha Nl,d against property owners
who have refused fu paw Iu,ir DiN
-Hutlius taxes Tho, viii Dee filed iu
IHo probate clerks office Monday
There viii pc POE Hi,d alfoeolHou
Tho territory of Sew Mexico la Dee.
HHf OFF NU.rt Holman. Ha- n.d J suit
100 r1o district count against g. q Cav
uor. Wpll drillcr aHl James Forslad
10 ~ Akin Fred II Miller aud Wat
U.U can who arc on Carlors sjuuu
guarantee bond to thc tyrrl'or, fol 10
liability The complain reads that Car
p,r contracted tu driil $50 maximum
we'll ON Ilomans place being the 81
10 ot fhp NV o. ot $40 ~. Twp a :
Rauco q west ana that after getting
20 du- hc has refused tu tile and finish
i. 100 % Vorlmauliky manner aud ac
rcuuhl. Co fho ChaNrs county we'll ln
.p..'.r U,ruu UulI'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
BENTON s DREAM
OF A NATIONAL
HIGHWAY WILL
COME TRUE
Walter Williams Ends Tnp
and Describes What He
Saw and What He Believes
Will BE Final Route.
SANTA FE TRAIL
ENDS AT TAOS

Taos y VI Sept % The Santa Fc
'IaiI dul moi cod 40 Santa fo Here ~
Taos 40 the \cN Mexican mountains
.lNb.hNc miles rom Santa Fc lnd for
tE miles from railroad. s q quaint
drNicau VILLAGE uf some 600 iuhuhi
taul. ll,ra fHo uld Uail ended IAIt
statement ui th" end oi the Uail NAV
N hc qualified ~ Use trailer oi
IIu,oicr went Ihr way thai uu Boy
Watrous uLd Las Vegas and Santa Fc
uo would often continue up the mouu.
tain pas. to Taos ana huI there the
,ud ut de- trail 10 Dee turned aside 80
the westward up the Cimarrun canyon.
Dec crossed Dhr Ration mountains and
went FIRST tu Taos ana then ua leo DO"
capital ul New Mexico ANA found thr
end vi. The lail 20 Santa Re lie has
done wen Therefore IN placms the
EuIi plthv.Iail marker In the plaza
of OBJ" CIT, OF tho Holy Faith io put p
granite hero % map showing the trlil
200 Taos IH well as "a 'Iail to Santa Pc.
The journey from Santa Pc and
Gown iu, tiWlirOn canyon through
l'c pWh ANA fhD new town of Cimar.
rom 1ul Owe. thc mesa 20 Ration. .s
most attractive to the traveller Here
ma. be- constructed az small expense
30 superb scenic highway. tho most
beautiful Boa America This highway
would give The trauscon'ncutai uuy.
ulor Ou0... of Two routes into and
Iurou.b santa Fc The one ruut,
would run from Ration through wat
l1us las Vegas and Gloieta the 9th.
d.. through SPRINGER C.marfou. Ito
larh Taos ana down the Rio Glandc
Like Foreign Town.
Taos ls sNall Villas, inhabited
1mDh 1y spanish pea uu citizens
hcN,aus and Indians D. is as son uu
spoiled De- fbc coming oi thc railroad
ui r 5000 inhabitants. scarcely poo
.p,lU tHo EuaII-h Language, % ls 100.
..r't Tins fur fhr approach to th, town
and attractive .,oau.. of thr town b..
.rl' 70 .s % H. of fur old world set
down Boz tED m,."' OF thc now. The
shaded plaza. IuD adobe DWELLINGS hc
sot sNlhH..l spanish speech me
spanish people AND Three miles dis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
NEW FORM OF ENGINE
BY DR.. NIK0LA TESLA

bi4.IY.ur,s bs Goo The "details uf ~
Now form of engine on Whi,b pr
NIkula Tesla. iN. famous scientist uus
been engaged fur some time. are roc
NNme discussion us 90 the possible
effect Of gas turbine developments un
the automobile industry Tosl1's iu-
tontion which Is described ns the
application OF 20 upN principle Boz 0uid
propulsion cmbodi,s action which
Olu-DN parallels that eft tho turbine.
white differing from il n material
Respects On small steam ,ufiu"
which uu. been tested 900 tu, Water
std, station oft the Sew Nork Edison
COMPANY uc less than ito horsepower
s claimed To- have boon Developed
from rotor only . 81 mrhrs Doe
diameter uy inches wide. Equally
remarkable results are uuucinuird
from gus engines working ON IA, Same
rIuu
lts almnet childish simplicity Is the
most striking feature ct tur new
T,.Il engine Essentially 20 consists
uf 90 gr1up of thin circular disks
mounted side by side con- shaft mt
enclosed iu casing oi simple IoruI
$50 buckets. blades ur Nau,s. such uv
ar, used Zoo urdInar, turbines Jrn rnI.
plu,.d. tb, friction between tH, ulu-
tive 0uid and tho disks h,.us roI'l
upon Coo mp1rt motion Goo th" shaft
Tho adhesion of the fluid fur Do"
metal surfaces of tho disks uud its
own yl..o-Itt ore th" physical prop.
critics employed 10 the action of th"
engine
Tho principle Involved BE- that tho
uuJ delivered tu the suria., uf 90"
rotor viii -,,k tu outlet hN trUFti.
th, disks 100 spiral paths and tb, great
NDN.mut, claimed for thc sratoW is
thuugUt Geo d'p.ud ou iho fact tIat u
srDhiug Its oNu Duursr - travel tho
iWid B.. following lines OF I,u.t rr-
ssulu.r Tho pruDipl" may D., J.Dd
for oitho' pump equally wcI 100 either
direction. lr simplicity will r.udrr
il.. Duat of construction 90 brought 90
90 practical solution. extremely iuN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

vents caliug Of
the breasts. aud
lu every way
contribute TO
strong, healthy
motherhood n.
at drug stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

au0 H. large indian pueblo with bal,
81 Thousand indians iEug as diI Hr
lin dN,Il,Is 90 thousand s,tI- ago
make 10 scene U' rare interest Here
1880. 'HD uIf new .uuc office 500 900
INo .UU'uv'.t llyiD Father MARTINEZ
HuNlIHhou D.. CrrUuaculo Che Dawn
and 'H' .DI. HcsiuuIu. Spanish DiN
IIft'iuu H Sew NDNuu. Jud lora Dos
.IaudncphoN. lose NuutDuc. living n
'hr same house publishes 70 spanish
Iuuual Hone o. 'hD kII Carson home
.nd h.rc 900, Oh, graves of fhD from
u,r-mJu Jud his wife Every corner
ol '.o plaza - connected with am Dol.
luI.c event MIS- TcJo.ua ShoucN
live .u Taos. lurhi,, OF Governor
charles Bent whose massacre by th,
Indians brought about the batnc aj
ihr pueblo aud fhe Terrible mnlshuru'
wrought Dos Colonel Stcrlirg pn,, ana
bis Missouri uoups
have never been Jblr to escape
the fascination ol the town. said
Capt Smith Henry simpson as he sat
ln what he called his Once. an old
bench uudri The shade at tail tree In
The very c'utor at he Taos plnza Il
was born Ia New York In 1898. came
west IN 1858 ana tu Taos in IN55 /
have made mN home in This town Tor
sixty wears
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

elias s1e ever boon MIXED un BOO any
rr.at .rlndul''
None great enough TO- get h'r yu
u0.r to gu into vaudeville p,uu.t
Fro, Press.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
BalfY52S5
Voice

Every woman heart responds 90
the charm and awcetu,ss of balN IS
voice. because nature intended her Tor
motherhood. But even the loving
nature 81 a wotacr shuks from the
ordeal because such a tim, rs regard
cl as a period Of suffering and danger.
Women who usc Mothers Friend arc
saved much discomfort and suffering.
and their systems. being thoroughly
prepared by this great remedy are
"a "a healthy condition 10 meet the
time with the least possible suffering
and danger Mothers Friend is
recommended only for The relief aud
comfort OF eXpcctant mothers u is ia
40 sense a remedy iuf various IDS,
bat is many years Of success and
the thousands az endorsements re-
criycd from women who have used IL
are q guarantee 81 the benefit 90 bee
derived from its use. This remedy
docs not accomplish wonders but sim
ply assists nature 90 perfect rs work.
Mothers Friend alllys nausea, pre-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

Incidents win happen, hut th" h's'-
regulated families keep pr Thomas
Ealocti. Dil tor such emergencies. u
suhdu,s tho pain and heals thr hurts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

MI Argus WAS complaining
with Jli hIs hundred eyes Doc u't
match shade -hr .r..d New Nnfb
sum-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
What Benton said

IH'.' Is q great route 'or Tho sys.
tenn "I roads which should constitute
90 national central highway from tho
mississippi to rho Hay OF san Fran.
cisco. % good way ana central "a net.
'". Was than amy ON" NOT central thar
can p" oun in the United States.
There is class off Typographical
engineers Older tblu Tho schools ana
more mcuinp than mathematics They
1I. the wild animals buffalo. elk.
deer antelope aud hears which fray.
'Iso The forests moi hy comuas4. br
n' instinct which leads them AWAY
lho rinh way, to 'ho lowest passes m
no, mountains the shgllowea io,d-
100 ihr iiN"Ia, the richest pastures m
th" forests. The bas. salt SPRINGS and
ll' shortest practicable tines between
remote points These are Tho FIRST CD.
siheeis tn Law on . road IN q new
country. The Indians follow them ana
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

ALBUM EhuUE EVENl
-----
'..,... ....... ........ ,....
/ o.......
I r... ... .......,.
/ ..u. what dunn. A. .a.. ..u.
4 Wnru living cam, liph
m fu. .u. when b .lm, FOB Ta..
, N.IrI 90 fH, Iuuart ' -.ufu d.. .ul.|
I b.. d.. u. I..u uI So. l mpum
Il .Hf tI..p HYur. TU.. .r. 600. u...I
. u' t.. EHb-.f..u,.T ... IiuV. .ud
I Hr... .,r. .tH n u.. uI n.rr|
,.r. ,umwur.rlu ..n nrprm. Tn.,
4 .I| .. Oh. gU Cont. pound .I sugar
| nHI $3.50 H pound f.r .un.. N,1i|
4 $50. .U.H. .. H.r. 800. .t. .f Ir..d
I NuuuIu w.Jf uI vu sum. TIOr'|
4 W.r. wur. IS. nu.d u..,,. .u Dol. a..n
loo tH. m...nf- Wu ..n. dollars
r.N Thor. Nrrr ua h1ut uu.,. uf
/ uU. t.ra I..i. fH.n $751;. ....
700. ..Uu,. uf fh. Taos m1a1.r.
. HHd rl' d.'I ata. Nu,u .uw. 200 tu#
f.#H I0 ". '|. mH .rs. ,.,u'
nd 'N' m.'"i. u' th' Taos valley
'N.f.. N'W 1870. fh ur'. unI' gov
''NHH OFT 'I, '.rI"NIf .' Sow MEXICO.
. %.i" i.UIu" OBJ. IuuII..f ..HW.
'.U loo 1850. D. OBJ. 'n. native. u' Sow
N.NH 0HN Goo Pueblo lUlu# Cher"
/ Won. moan. dl.1ts'IDd 100 iN. Nu.
f '.u "..upl Hu "' 'h. country Their.
. ..H'. n.'d I.Id mr.-Ua md
/ ..'m.d W.u. 'H ".r'Wu" 'n' aNN-
7 'tHm''' IH'N "'..d.u 'H attack ih"
TOW NW'fi 1000. n Sow Mexico 900
I christina. 'F'. 1896 In.. conspiracy.
. however 800. "..r.a iHr"Hln
/ WH.l'i. a' .'"4 n santa r." H"
.'1s1' ID" "'f0 h't lover Another
coon rrf. i"''""'" 'n0 10 Nu H.
f result w 600. 'ho' Oh. "'.-'.I. took
n.'''
',.F''.m I''n' ".'H h. other
N'.I .''.. ''' .'n'' ','" -'n' ''
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n...,... r.....f... Tu. .,..t ..,f...
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>.,..... Ig...r..r ., .r ,,. .,...I.
.,.. .tlr. r.l ID. .Y .u,l,u.. .,tb
r,. l5Hi.g .r,,. UYt v.. f..rI and
,4...,,r.G AMOR uurd,rrp .u b.|
Nr.r...,us ID, rI.. ,,. Indian. ,rl
N,y..,u. d. .,,..,J Tprl.,s ranch
.rl. .tr,.r. uI,l.f,.. Villages
~. 81. ,.....t
WIZ" ."' '.''- '"'
gov '''', ''"
.''-
. ..,
20
un,r. p,,,I. son indian. ana N.x.
cans N,r, KILLED and tuu Americans
lost s",ru aided and fury-Gyr wound.
cl Later ,ight McNieaus and seven
Pueblo Indian. Wor. tried as leaders
iu the couspltary convicted uud huug |
Fifteen Wax ga, number of Americans
musHrrcd hy a., Momicts ana lndianq
az Taos ana the other villages II was
q hfr for % lille indeed.
The first white settler on the TAOS
tran was Spaniatd, pando. ~ lii'
He formed TEMPORARY IiondAhipI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

pU Santa FD trail
BE- wound tlIuu.H STRANGE -Dtugd
hills tOwn .ur.0Is lone,
NN'.. Wild tHiu. screamed wish
winds lor row1u.
D.. u.rstou,s WEI, 'Hp U0urs oft PHO
untIs
HonlrI haeeard mou. often Win
thirst a.moau
l'.0.d ou thcir boasts ut burden fo
wand iho sea
40 epic quest 10 va. %. .ldot ,oars
For W1lod gardens uI Jon good. Ird
gold
The nan men ulo,. in iron days OF
ul
To-day ih" steam god thundcts
through the vast.
While dominant Susou. u0m thr hurt
In. Trains
Sw.l" uf tho allen Noyiu mdian.
NN" oiiUi wares. bDru.Doluwd lit'
heir past.
br"U dramas at iumnia1hlo plains
R'HH." 'Ho sottu..s 900 900. modern
man.
$50 menace. now tH, dr.c rfs mood oI
sand
SON N.s ward lies green ana Golden
land
for a tbo magic touch or waite.
blooms
Ih" wilderness ana where eff wore Tho
Tortured The toiinr into darolas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
III E-timnic " Carson.

% hu,N NIt Carson ~ course. very
wr'L ~. Nas made pieW largely by
General Frrmoufs writings carson
"u- NOT great man There were
other hunters aud trapp,rs ana Indian
tsH''F who were his clual General
mont could not get along Woli Win
I W.u. however. and Carson. with
u.. ,N,u disposition and easy manners.
".Ud s,t gluug W'lI with everyone
tr luus aided General Fremont. who
a.N, Da-uu 900 praise There were
".rr hunters ana fighters older ana
H.,"r juuu carson aud sump ur them
called him Hub'
Colonel SU Nrain. Waom I knew
N'H NHs of French descent Ito
N.igh'l about 200 pounds, Was dark
HWrrN.0uDd and his face was 1udly
u'r.od with smallpox. he was not a
htd drukDr bat hc was au iuyetrr-
1i' gambler Thorr was more Ramb-
lIus thun religion p Taos then.
Everybody ggmblcd
Tb. nyortr gambling games az
Taos we're monte. pukrr. faro ana
hruss ragg was % thrc,-pard game.
WHi"h nobody plays amy more. u was
Ia modified form of poker
The pioneers suffered more from
vW.k.F than they ala from Indians
ur MrNCuus. Probably 20 per cent
MOI q violent death and tho most ~
These deaths were caused as result
n' Vuskcy drinking Thry were a
u.'dv sG Nobody ever wore an over
.Hu Most mon wore q cotton shirt
'nd Chat opened ai the breast Most
900 thr spanish pnd indian women wore
single cotton garment They lived
iprg ana enjoyed Nfc
~ remember santa Pc when there
was only 0uo American woman In that
town. Mra Mary Green, whose hus.
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Away From the World.

Following the river In It's tortuous
windings, however. the traveller leay-
ing Taos finds. forty miles down the
canyon beautiful Ute Park. aud sixty
miles farther on hc viii COME bog way
OF Cimarton and the plateau again 10
Ration, the gateway 90 New Mexico OF
all the Jranscuntinentul highways no
days Journey Is more beautiful than
through the Cimarron canyon. rcsiful
and aWay from the world. but enc
dark rock pines like tossing pmmes do
wave"
Thus we come 90 The end of the TRAN
I'm history and romance the Santa Fo
mail is foremost among The historic
highways of America over II march
cd Coronado. who erected the CROSSES
OF Spain In token OF a conquest which
WAS not 10 endure over il went DOM.
phan. planting the flag of govern
ment which based unon the people,
rule, was to bee perpetual over II went
Ia l.hndc and lieckncll. Cooper and
Turlcy aud Gentry, Pike and Fremont
and Carson. French, Spanish, Mex.
leans, lRiians, Americans soldiers OF
fortune and soldiers OF finance, freight,
crs and Fighters. a long long list at
men who have made the southwest ot
America, men of different civilizations
ana OF none. the builders ai empire,
the makers oi states
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Fought the indians.

Captain Simpson was engaged la
campaigns against the Npachcs and
Iumanrh's lie Fought under Col Ccr.
am 81 Niain lie was with Carson
and few Indian campaigns In the aex.
lean mountains were conducted with.
oui the IucsohtC of Captain cimusou
as g soldier therein Others ten In
| Taos how hp saved the lifr of col
William CRAIG. whose widow now lives
iu Kansas titN \ scar ON Captain
~iWp1ou s. head shows The effect at q
wound receive "a that time The
American ilag was flying IN The plaza
over captain simpson as be talked
y had The flag puJ up when Lincoln
was elected president of the United
states ana We nave kept ID llyinR cy.
cry ddN since thaI time, hy said 1t
"as diiilCult task occasionally. hut
Wn dldu1 permit anyb0iy 10 take ID
down This was The cXtgcmc frontier
town of Mexico. Here was the custom
house. here Was trouble with sMuE.
flors ANA here most OF an. was Tu-
lcNs dis'llleGy ana q depot ior SNUG
elcd goods This town was originally
called Fernando de- Taos. hut soon all
'ffN f'.N w INV uNlllf " as INC
WoIl Taos Whisky was made here
out of The natiy, wheat % raw. fiery
spirit known in the days of the Santa
F' trace as Taos lightning ~ was
the most profitable article o' barter
with mo Indians who exchanged their
nun1lo robes aud other valuabl, mrs
Tor 20 supply of 30 az e tremendous sac.
rillCr
~ III Huo was ibc ust aehi In this
section with Oh, indians. This was
With in' Apache. and was q most
vicious eruggl, { wa. 81 express
ud.' for military headquarters T
..,,.d Iruu santa 3, 90 Trinidad
urI Then oJ-t Fil, dp,. after the
overland mail started 0 would leave
N... "urt,u With WiItur. dispatches
'nd "y,ulkc tb, overland mail ON
no, .aE . Nas paid $3.50 % month
us ..Hr, rider and ia addition re-
rF'd two rutions. each worth s., a.
month