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inn bpoe 2prbag Morgen al Safer
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@iem GAO Slipc Street. Son bap=
Sc pGrct ipg / lefs Maaneoer. Sc
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blep &olitimano / 1897 og 2pjtro1rt
/ 1910.
Sonruoliitcu Snnicn : T,tbr bolot
|Spnoag Gftermiooog poa Metropo-
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fprlte 6oreorag om 9torge for gonlfe
go0t @11s. 6orlfjcllige 9fejlcr gjen=
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al 5re0eric 9onl1cp forifjelligc nor
fife Melp0ier, bpilfet for6pjebe &irf
ningen poo mango Steoer. SirsOag
Snsbog og Sorsoog frcnrpilte 81
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rigc / lummc 2ofolc.
Hoo Metropoliton Opera @pl1i
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Set fpr1te al fine Torc0rog ON No1
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UDvALGTE B0GER,

Skandlnaytsk illustr. Kogebog, smukt indb.'
$1.-Niels Ebbesen. h%istorisk Roman At n. F.
Ewald. coo, eleg. indb. $1.-Sennen af sgd CO
$1.5o. -,Vaarbud, Fortmllinger, skitser or
D'gte af A. Dan. 65c, eleg. indb. coo. Mar
J:rnteppet falder. afJonas Lie, soc, elegant
Bondcsen, 600, eleg. indb. s5c.-FortelIinqer
ox DeRte. af dansk a~merikanske Foriattere.
25c.-Unge Jens Je'en, af Erik Begh, 25c.-
Ungdomsmtnder , at Kr. J%anson, 2%5c-EnL.ivs-
gaalc, af 81. Bi9rnson, 25c.-DanielR antzow
af II. F. Ewald, $40 slider, csc, indb. SOC
BOldebruden. Historisk an fra Diet 15de
Acknowledged H. F. Ewald, 5Oc.-Vebners.
holm. En- Adelsdanes Livshistorie, # arie
Henckel, 5Oc:-Onde Magter, afJonas Lie, SOC.
- Skrtu efter fal1dstondig Katalog. Rs
{. RASMUSSEN PUB. co.
71o-724 s. 4th St, Minneapolis, MItnn.
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st. Paul.
Est. Pau Ndaadsr removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
We'd Kj9b e1ler Reparation at
| Uhre besgg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oe E. 9TH ST.,
st. Paul.

Mcbbclclier nm Tprcntngsarbcj=
Ser. 9a NcOuftipne1 at let for=
Ituacli9e @runoe life fan pure re-
prpier1teret pe0 ale DC Wtpoer, Der
'bplOes / eller a%rrangeres al 2oger
'pg 1preninger, benltiller ri til Dc
,,2oger % Ioreninger> Ser pnlfcr laa-
,Da1l1e Mpoer pmtalt, at t~illtllle ps
Meferotet. Dette ginlOer oglaa Stlf=
'tcljesfeltcr, 25 MarS SubilGer 0. |.
Gi piloe finoe set melt praftilf,
ON 6per 6prening % 2pge paalog=
Sc Sefreturel1 eller palgte Ell allOell
I'll at %tilltille 9lahct iaa0anne SEQ
Ftitier. &eoaftionen.
&rylinp. Tptogrof George &raf
bolot Dcn 1900 April 9rpll1p mel
Miis 0ell1o >@ol1len / st. saul
@%rpllippet fal1ot Steo paa Srllo
%gpnnn1ens 6poielsoog. Mr. .!
Mrs. &roft ifol eftcr Ben lite Sui
ho / Ibc 2in0ens, 6orelt Safe.
Saf. 5il ollc Spltre al Set ool'
lfe SpiterlomnunO, iom oeltog |. Sc
ISurpriie Hortp orrongerct / NnleD
ming al min Tpblclsbug Sen $50
N(pril. Suf for Sen inllffe Yrclel11
lom blcp mig npcrrutt.
Mrs. Sens Yeterien,
1893 Gorn1on Mp1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

prool1fter fra 80 Counter, Scr bar
iloaet Jig ionnmen for cit gjenii0i9
llOpifling. &c bar i>1tet 2ono fer
'Salg, men fri 0plpsninger fan
foos pc0 at ifripc> poo Gngelif til
". 81. Mocfen5ic, Sm%nligration
commissioner, 80 81. 3ro Gtrect>
Minneapolis, Minl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

@ubstjcnel tcr ofbo!ocs / Scr
nonlt=llprlfc GolgatDa Strife, 1916
Sbonos Strcet, fprltfon1menO@
Sp>1bog pcO Sc luOuanlige Si0cr
ST. 1890 6orn1iooog pg ST. 6.3C
Nftcn. &eo 6ornioOogsgllostjene
lten, ion1 er poa 9anif, pil Or
Nrcl Moolcn tole oper gnnet
n2%rrOon1n1c ira Sen ltorc Spulpf
fe". Nftc11unpoet ofbpl0es pou Sc
el1geli fe Sprpg. 0isfusiio1s= OF
Yruoifc=Gm1e: She Some Mis
lion Of mD Denomination.
Sjcrtelig Saf til Sc nta1g
&elll1er pg Slugtl1inger for 11opil
Geltogcllc peo @cgrapclien al bu1
fjurc eggteiullc, Spn og @rooe.
Gmil q. Gernpn.
Sof til @plgatDu &irfel1s &pin0e
forcring oa Dplt1g Ncoples s. 6
Society % mango &crl1cr fpr s.
mango inntffc @lpmlter. @jcrteli!
5of til Sc fjnrc &cninocr, iom ppm
teOe &irfen loo lnrft.
@erren gaD, 9crren tpg, @crrcn;
Nopn bore lopct. Sitter Gof ii
nile.
Mrs. Gn1il q. &errcl.
Mr. % Mrs. 6. .. %cr1rol
% Tamilic.
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@n intcrcsiant l1Sitilling.

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Development as
iociotion:: 6ar / oi5ie Gage mbr>i
ct ll0itillingslpfole / Nr. 80 Srutb
3r0 Street, minneapolis, Minn, og
Mr. 2SS Siblep Street ct. Eal'i
Minn., mes en- 6orebist1ing al 2a1o=
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igoor slftes i Iebcratipn @all. Sa=
ler1,e por 6. 6. 9obccf, IS. 6. Gal=
nerlpopo, Or. 6. V. Doln1A Geo.
s. @ells, Erobibitionilterncs
Moporfonoibot pg ct Ear oll0re Gn1=
be6sfanoiDotcr. &ompogr1eleOerne
1l0giper ct Sloo ipm folocs u&ano=
ppgl1cl1", bpori Scr Oragcs ltprft til
felts moo sc garnlc Yortier.
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oe,nufratiif &anSioat for @jenpalg
til MsicmblD.

Msicn1blpmon Toilp CT &unOioot
for @jenpulg. Sen bar / li11e to
Sermi11cr pitt at gol1 er fl1l0t paa
Set rene l11eD Set Mnl Dor, Ser Dpiler
paa Dum JONI Me0lcm al GitD Gp1111=
eli. Mr. Daily far oltio l10fprt tine
Hligter meo ltor Sper. % Sro ifab,
|og lpn Me0leu1 al 8oarb Of @quali=
lotion og SparO Of Nbatelncl1t lteln=
tc gall fl1n fpr bpaO ban pi0ltc bar
ret, % bpo0 Scr pil0e belfptte pg
fren1nlc SfottepOerncs Sl1tcreS ler.
9al1 bur purct nurpurenOc pcO ollie
MpOcr / @u0c &nn1itceuL men goo
fienDte fin louOunl1e Negulntipcr,
lo1n fan fan0t at bore olOcles MOO
DenOige. Sfjpnt boll flrl or en- IL
Set tulen0e Mono, bar 6oll altio
'biOlt, bpno bau pilDe. San bpr Ser
flor blipe a%jc11pol9t. SEQ lin lige=
fremn1e &oraftcr, far Fan m1n0et
mango Gcnl,cr ogloo 6lanot SfanDi=
naper11e. Scr. 9oilp er Senior
MeOlem al 6irmoet Guilp=Troier
|@orbtpore &c., AT Gc0ar Street.
&alt SIN Stelnnc for gon1 pao Galg=
Ougel1.
Strio 'pm ct Barn. gpcr 81 pn
u6tog forleoen Dag @obeas Corpus
.Sr0re fpr at tuinge fin 9ultrar, Mil=
lie 8. Sllon, til at ,ll0leperc til bar1
6eres 8arn, @o5cl 9. Slion, 3 Nar
'og 8 Maal1eoer g%or1ntel. Sllon IL
ger, at bans @1rltru forloo 0eres
Stem / Sirsbogs, n1eotogenoe 8or=
net og trlteoe nle0 at rejle til
'5pringfielo, DO, bpor FUN bar eli
iSglter. &an flyer, at FUN MI CT /
1864 @. Geper1tb Gtrcct.
S &Dttc.
Som officiating pao ct $4,000
Sus og Got / ct lmuft Mcltocnts-
|Diitrift / st. Eoll, Sp0 # Sen
bgie 8ro / Mgrbeoen al Sen 0onlfe
Strife, pil jeg mootoge 2on0, 2ot=
ter eller en- lille @a1tif til en- &rrbi
|of $1,000, &elten paa maane0lig
Mfbetoling. @enper1o Gem til 3,
q. Mleranoer, SIS Court 8locf, ct.
Saul, Minn.
Spbm @umqniit, Mloermlan ira
fgrite @ar6, opoe 81. 10 5pnoog
@ftem / lit Stem 73O Goof 5trcct.
San op0e al ct Mapeonoe, bporoi
ban bm liot / 3 Maoneoer. SON
|bar gnfemon6 % efterlooer fig in
gen 9grn. San far lefs 5pifenoe.
Blomqlliit bar fg0t / sneriae for
|64 Mar ii0en. &ol1 arbei0eoe iom
M}llrer til for fem aar ii0en, 6o ban
begpnote misunderstanding iam=
men me6 lin grooer. san Dar / fin
anoen Sermtn iom Mberman.
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Selles 17oe Miai Set. Morofot
ISoge, Senner al Morge, Spm1gpe
I2oge, 2ptre al Morge, % 5ram
Sangforeni,g pil fejre Sen t76t
Mai meo en- felles Set poa Min-
nebabo Sall, $50 90. Mintb ct
|Selttalen ifal boloes al Halt. 20
Salt. @jertien. &omiteen er MI
traoel &irfiombeo me6 at arrongere
bet gprige Grogram, % megen 8e.
,gelltrtng robes for Soretagen6et.
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Minnejpta %Syar1ne.

Gterre og mil1ore opOprfeoe 1ar=
INC / Gentrol=9Rinnclota, SIS til
$50 pr. slcrc, boor Mfgrp0en er ioo
bpi iom 500 pr. s(cre. Nplpsnin=
ger iertbes, men fun til @iemiege=
re. 5frip iii :. q. Mlcranocr, 515
Court @(ocf, ct. Saul, Minn.
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&rrmicr ior @artucrc. Gjcrcr

&rrmicr ior @artncrc. gjcrcr
al Smelling 6ofcl, q. :. Sobnl ol1,
bill Opl1crc $3.50 / %fortonte Yrumier
til 0olfcifoleelepcr, lpln fan trent
bije SC bcbitc Mciltltotcr al @jem=
megortneri, / Sonl1ern1aaneocrnc.
mootoges Mor10og al Sfn=
lerao0ct pg EcngcncS lloOeling oper-
0roges Slrpt. N}iltpn 6. @otter.
&oroftercr nil hlipe ginct otter fpl=
gclroe Elon: % points" for
Elanlrgni11g al @opc, % for ifrift=
Zig Mf6onbling, IS fcr &c0ligcbol=
6elie al @anen % % ior ltbbpttc /
SorDolO til @oncn5 StSrrellc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
LABOR DELEGATES
FIGHT SHERMAN LAW

Rochester. n. Y, Nov. 2O.-An all day
discussion of the Sherman antitrust
law, as interpreted in the Danbury Hat
tiers case. prevented consideration by
the American Federation of Labor con-
yention of the report Of the committee
on education. on the resolution favor
ing industrial uniOntsm-
When discussion of the Sherman law
was ended the question Of taking steps
to encourage its amendment was re-
ferred back to the committee on the
presidents report
Speakers arraigned the Sherman law
as a menace to the right of workers to
associate for purposes Of common In
terest. On this point there was agree
ment, but a difference Of opinion arose
as to the best means to combat the law
Members of the radical wing of the
convention argued that political action
through a party organized IN the
workers interest was the only means
President GOmpers and other members
OF the conservative wing held that the
remedy lay in the election to congress
of labor men, of whatever political az
filiatiOn, and agitation against the law
by time hOnored methods Whatever
means is employed. it was the cOnyen-
tons sentiments that the law, in the
words of president GOmpers, must be
amended or ended"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20

conditions to different livestock. The
silO preserves the feeding stuff in
about the same way that CANNED vege-
Jables are kept.
C. Il. LaidIaw, OF Fairview. y. N. and
one OF the early settlers Of this state
visited the college on his way home
from Ell PasO, where he went to look
up a possible location to spend the
winter months.
Juan Chavez is a new student from
Hillsboro, n. NJ, to enrol in the special
preparatory department Ian McTavish,
from Magdalena, . is another new stu
dent taking an industrial course.
A b. Sage, accompanied by r. IL
Wilcox, made trip to FL PasO in the
formers car.
The football championship for New
Mexico and ArIzpna viii be decided on
Thanksgiving day at j ones Park in Las
Cruces, when the n. NJ. NJ. / boys from
ROSWELL and the n. NJ. A. C. war
horses from the college met to play the
last game of the season. The Aggies
added another leaf to their calendar of
Srldlron victories when they met the
varsity at Albuquerque and defeated
them to the tune of p to 0. However,
the result of this game does not give
them any advantage over the cadets,
as the latter also defeated the varsity
by a large score. Moreover. Lane quar-
terback Of the Aggies, was injured in
the last game and may not be able to
play Thanksgiving. This Will give the
roswell boys ar advantage, as they
have very strong team. The cham
piOnship OF New Mexico and Arizona
was won by the college last year, and it
intends to hold It. but the hoped for
victory on Thanksgiving day will be
a hard earned one for the Aggies.
The department of animal husbandry
IS about to install an apparatus for the
making Of cheese for experimental
work in classes. The object is to de-
termine the value of a small cheese
Va
Mexico farmer or rancher owning
cows 1t is believed that the results
obtained by these experiments will
cause an increased interest in the pos
slDlhues of a small domestic cheese
factory on farms and ranches in the
state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
$3.50 Recipe Free, For
Weak Men.
Send Name and Address Today
You Can Have Il Free and Be
Strong and Vigorous.

nave IN my possession q prescrlp-
ton for nervous debility, lack Of VigOr,
weakened manhood, falling memory
and lame back, brought On BY eX-
Cesses, unnatural drains, or the fOllies
Of youth, that has cured so many worn
and nervous men right in their own
hOmes-withOut any additional help or
medicine-that think every man who
wishes to regain his manly power and
Tirility. quickly and quietly. should
have a copy 50 I nave determined to
send a copy Of the prescription free OF
charge, in a plain, ordinary sealed en-
yelope to any man who VIII write ne
for it.
This prescription comes from a phy-
slciau who has made a special study
CT men and I am convinced Il is the
surest-acting combination for the cure
OF deficient manhood and vigor failure
ever put together.
1 think I owe it to my fellow man
to send them q copy in confidence so
that any man anywhere who IS weak
and discouraged with repeated failures
may stop drugSing himself with harm
ful patent medicines, secure what I be-
IeVe IS the understanding restorative
upbuilding, SPOT TOUCHING remedy
ever devised, and so cure himself at
home quietly and quickly Just drop
me a line like this: DR.. A E Robinson
4O49 Luck Building, Detroit, Mich, and
/ viii send You a copy Of this sDlen-
did recipe in plain ordinary envelope
free Of charge A great many doctors
culd charge $500 to $500 for merely
writing out q prescription like this
but L send it entirely free--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
WOMAN KILLED; MAN
STABBED AT CANANEA
Gen. Gil Passes Through There, Going
to the Front as Chief of the Mill
tary Of the State.

Cananea. Son, Mex, Nov. 2O-Lola
Garcia, aged 20 years, was killed in
her home here by Antonio Caballero. ae-
eording to officers. He was her former
sweetheart. The woman was stabbed
seven times. One wound was IN the
face and the others in the breast The
slayer escaped The cause of the crime
IS said to have been a quarrel over IA
pesos which the man owed the woman,
who conducted a restaurant. The slayer
Is reported to have once killed an officer
in Tombstone, Ariz.
Martin Nemanich, a skinner at the
smelter, was stabbed BY an unknown
Mexican. while on his way to his ROOM
He was accosted by his assailant IN front
of the pOstOffice, and, as he continued
up the street towards the Cananea club.
the man went with him. n thew passed
through dark portion of the road, the
man stabbed Nemanich with a stillettO
OF some narrow dagger. and the blade
plunged through a leather bill book in
Nemanich's pocket and entered the right
. chest. striking a rib. The assailant es-
capped. and Nemanich went to the hOspi-
tai, where he Is now being cared for. No
cause for the assault IS known.
Gen. Z. Gil passed through Cananea
yesterday on his way from Aqua Prieta
to TORN. the military Ease of Sonora.
where he viii assume his new duties as
chief of the military of the state He
succeeds Gen. R. Yelasco.
Mrs. James Clayton entertained at
bridge recently. The hOnOrs were award
ed Mrs. I. A. Hagv, first, and Miss Ella
Mccormick, second.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
CAVALRYMAN HELD
ON MURDER CHARGE
Negro Trooper at Douglas Denied Bail;
Work on Douglas Railroad Sta
ton May BE Delayed

Negro Trooper at Douglas Denied Bail;
work on Douglas Railroad Sta
tiOn May BE Delayed
Douglas. Ariz.. Nov 2O.-Private John
H. Landies. D troop. Ninth cavalry, was
held without bail to await the action
of the superior court upon the charge
of murder in the first degree, preferred
on account of the death OF private viii
liam c. Griffin. This procedure fol-
lowed a lengthy hearing before justice
Ben Rice. The prosecution, represent
ed by county attorney Gilmore, intro
duced four witnesses who failed to es-
tablish the self defence that Landies
claimed as his motive. The defence
waived further hearing when the state
( closed.
Invitations have been received by
mayor Hawkins, members of the city
council and chief W. J. Nemeck, Of the
fire department, from ". W. Arm
strong, of the FL PasO fire department,
to attend the trial of the new triple
combination auto engine The exact
date was not named
j. Z. Walker has been appointed fore
man Of the road between this place and
Bisbee and will at once begin repairing
this section Of the state road, which
is also a part Of the BOrderland auto
mobile route Later, according to dep
uty state engineer James A Parker,
the road will be resurfaced and oiled.
I This will require an expenditure OF
approximately $4,000
The local EIks' lodge is preparing to
observe December 1 as Memorial day
Superior judge William F. Cooper, Of
Tucson has been invited to deliver the
memorial address and has accepted.
On account Of the car shortage and
2. number. of rush orders ahead which
will prevent immediate shipment, the
construction Of the Douglas depot viii
probably be delayed to a great extent,
according to contractor Stanley Beyan;
Mr.. Bevan does not expect his steel
TO be delivered for three months and
this viii serve to delay concrete work
for the foundations.
The prize kill Of the year was made
in the AjO mountains by Jose de la
Luna. of Aqua Prieta, when he brought
down a huge black bear, after pumping
several shots into the beast The ami
mails carcass was imported by local
meat market. 1t weighed 1900 pounds
when placed upon the scales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Which is Better-Try an Experiment or
Profit by an FL PaSO Citizens
EvTterfeneP.

Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved to be as represented.
The statement OF a manufacturer is
not convincing proof of merit
But the endorsement or friends is.
Now suppOsinE you had a bad back,
A Lame Weak or Aching one,
Would you experiment on it,
You viii read of many sO-called cures.
Endorsed by strangers from Tar-away
places.
It's different when the endorsement
comes from home.
Easy to prove local testimony.
Home endorsement is the proof that
backs every box of DOan's Kidney Pills.
Read this case:
Mrs Frank J. Bryce, 1925 Wyoming
St, FL PasO, Texas, says: Il used
DOan's Kidney Pills and they did me
a world of good. When / began to suf-
fer from kidney trouble I procured
DOan's Kidney Pills right away as they
had previously been used in our fam
lily with excellent results. / was quick
" and permanently cured I can high
" recommend Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. FOster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan' sand
take no Other.-Adv, -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
BORDER OFFICERS ARE
GIVEN NEW POSITIONS.

Patrol troops are being depleted Of
commanders to feed. forage and pay
the soldiers Three officers from the
border patrol have been ordered from
their commands to become quarter
masters, in the quartermaster corps.
which was recently organized and
which includes the sustenance, commits
sary and pay departments. Capt A
P. Watts, of D company, OF the 18th
infantry. has been ordered to report
to Fort Bliss on December 3 to be-
come post quartermaster in charge OF
the three branches of the new quarter
masters corps. Capt George z.
Stewart, of the 22d infantry. B COM
pany, has been detailed to the quar-
termaster corps, but has not yet been
given an assignment. Capt Q. E
Hawkins, Second cavalry, has also
been transferred to the quartermas-
ter corps corps and is awaiting his
assignment to station
Capt. Watts viii go to Fort Whip
pie Ariz., to bring his household
goods to Fort Bliss, where he will
make his home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
LAS CRUCES MUSIC CLUB
II III unL J


Las Cruces, n. NJ, Nov. 20.-The
meeting of the Music club was held at
the home of W. J. Stevens. on Amador
street. Mrs. L A Broaddus mad
charge Of the program, which was as
follows:
%! Happy Eyes" chorus. Music club.
Message OF Love- flute and piano,
dr. and Mrs. FrenSer.
Pleading" vocal solo, Miss Edith
Burke.
Go, Song Of Nine" chorus; (a) Chan
son De Matin; (b) ChansOn De Mutt;
violin, Mrs. Sexton; Piano, Mrs Stevens.
Fly, Singing Bird, Fly" chorus; vio-
Inns, Mrs. Sexton, Mr.. BOssyns
Country Dance piano duet, Miss
Lutte Foster and Mrs. Holt.
This was one Of the open meetings. of
the club to which each member had
three invitations to extend to their
friends. Refreshments were served.
The home Of Mr.. Stevens has been re-
modelled to accommodate the Music
club. The next meeting will be held
two weeks later.
W. W. Cox, county treasurer, is now
cOnvalescing from an attack of pneu-
monia and is able to be about the
house.
Mr.. Breeder. who has been a recent
guest at the home of w. ". Cox, has
left for his home at CuerO, Texas, IN
order to be at home for the sOCIlled
turkey trOt, in which it is expected
that 10000 turkeys will be shown in
a parade. CUerO raises the most tu--
keys of any place in the southwest.
Engineer Homer j. Gault has re-
turned from a business trip to Ell PaSO.
p. r. James is in Deming on business
in connection with his extensive lard
holdings.
The Sew and So club met at the home
Of Mrs. Chas Post A full attendance
was present. Refreshments were
served.
The Women's Home Missionary So
cieties of the Methodist, Baptist and
Presbyterian churches are holding
union meetings daily this week on
Thursday the meeting will be in. the
Baptist church ar Cnree D. m.
Miss Hilda Dittmar, who has been
visiting at the home of Frank IsIas,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
FUNERAL OF MAI. MOsSHAN
LARGELY ATTENDED, AT NAnO

BerinO, n. NJ, Nov 2O-AIaj. Moss
man remains were laid to rest in the
NadO cemetery Many relatives and
friends came to pay their last respects.
Mrs Bruce, a daughter of the deceas ed,
accompanied the remains from FlOri-
ia; Mrs. NJ l. Todd, a sister of Mai.
Alossman, came from San Francisco.
Cal; Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Nossman and
sons, Emmett and George. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dana MOssman and sons, Francis and
Harvey, all of Deming. and Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Hanna and son. Bruce, of San
Marcial; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Isaacs. of Las
cruces, also attended. Burton c. Moss
man. eldest son, was unable to attend
the funeral as he is in the Presby-
terrain hospital in Chicago, having un-
dergOne a very serious operation
Mrs Todd will spend the winter Wis
lung her niece and nephew in New
Mexico.
Mr.. Hanna returned to his home in
San Marcial immediately, but Mrs.
Hanna will be here for a few days,
visiting her brother, Walter BTOssman.
Mrs Bruce viii go to Deming to
visit her brothers before returning to
her home in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Sperry and Mrs.
Merrill and baby, of Las Cruces, were
on their way to FL Paso in Mr.. Sper-
rvs machine. When about a mile
below BerinO station, they ran into
mud hole. where they remained for
four hours. and finally had to get the
county mules to pull them back onto
the county road
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
TUCUMCARI HUNTERS
MISSING FIVE WEEKS
Friends Fear for the Safety of Three
Well known Men Who Went Into
the Mountains.

Friends here are greatly worried over
failure to hear from the hunting party
composed of N. b. KeatOr, T. S. Chap
pelI and V W. Moore, which left this
CITY over five weeks ago for hunt IN
Mace. 1t is said that not even the most
intimate acquaintances and friends
have received letters from the men,
and it is feared that misfortunes nave
befaIen them. If no word is received
within the next few days, it is said
that a searching party will be formed
A hunting party composed of R L.
Patterson, ". H Roberts and Leon
Iones left Tucumcari this morning for
a months hunt in the Taylor noun
tains near Gallup, n. " They took with
them over 100 steel traps and viii trap
for wolves and other fur bearing AMI
mails.