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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26
FINDS CEMETERY
ON HIS HOMESTEAD
Record Breaking Demand
For Teachers Places
in ella Country.

Globe, Ariz., April 26.-Frank Thomp-
son, ex-sheriff Of ella county. who re-
Gently filed on a homestead near the
city, has found that his homestead
covers about a third Of the county
cemetery The county attorney has
asked Thompson to deed the county
the land free since they have had il
under fence for years and people are
buried on the ground. Thompson has
not complied and the county attorney
states that If he does not receive the
deed within few days he will file a
contest to ThOmpsOn's homestead en-
try before the government land office.
Two hundred and fifty applicants
for the positions Of teachers in the
ella county schools and over % aDDli-
cants for the position Of school super
intendent is the record breaker for
seekers after county jobs in Arizona
thus far The names of the winners
viii be announced May 80.
The grand jury has been discharged
and during its session examined p
cases, returning y true bills, nine dis
missals and one case referred to the
succeeding grand - jury. SiXty-four
witnesses were examined Seven of the
( indicted ones have been tried and six
Z convicted This is a record in speed.
( only five more cases remain and they
viii be tried next week.
=. ". Clayton. who is cashier of the
bank Of Stafford and one Of the lead
ing citizens Of Graham county, is in
Z Globe and reports that conditions were
never better in the ella valley. Mr..
Clayton is an officer in. the ella VAL
/ ley chamber Of commerce and IS also a
/ good roads booster. He states that
/ the chamber of commerce is to adver-
| tise the lower valley during the next
year more than ever before.
The ella county Sunday School as
/ sOciation has held its fourth annual
/ session here and its officers report
that il was the most successful meet
| ing in the history Of the association.
Ministers ana church workers attended
/ from Phoenix and other cities, and a
/ Christian workers banquet was held in
| the BANQUET hall OF the Presbyterian
| church, city attorney c. n Alfred act
( Ing al POSTMASTER
County treasurer Mike Lyons has re-
| ceived a notice that ella county's
scholastic population is 2200 and that
J the state has appOrtioned S3219 from
I the state funds for the local schools.
County attorney Johnson Is Occu-
I pied in the Friglenzi murder cases at
SOlOmOnville this week. TIE men who
are being tried there. under change OF
venue from Globe. were charged with
killing Jack Bowen and Ike Johnson In
| Miami several months ago.
| The case of Walt Gaynor, whose pa
l role has been recalled, has attracted
/ considerable attention and II is re-
| marked on frequently here that four
/ eX-convicts out on parole have been
/ before the grand jury this week and
| indicted
! Frank BalIant was found guilty by
a jury In the superior court OF intent
/ TO murder and viii be sentenced today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26

The Accuracy of this book is attested
by the fact that each chapter has been
approved by an eminent authority---that
on the President by President Taft, that
on the Department Of State by Secretary
Knox, that on the House Of Representa-
tives by Speaker Clark, and so on
throughout the thirty chapters Of the
book.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26
WATER SUPPLY ON
THE RIO GRANDE
United States Bulletin Gives
Outlook Good For an
Ample Supply.

Santa Fe, y. NJ. April 26.-The out
look for irrigation water and soil
moisture continued to improve during
March. and the month closed with con
ditions generally favorable, according
to the United States weather bureau
bulletin just issued.
There was an averge fall Of II
inches Of snow for TIE entire state to
the close of 1911; January was~ dry, but
February and March were wet. and the
average fall for the winter thus
amounts to 346 inches, which is large,
considering the great area The snow
fall during March was especially heavy
over the northern ranges, exceeding
100 inches near the crest Of the Sangre
de CristO in Taos county The stored
depth at the close OF the month was
generally large, except over the south
ern mountains, where some netting
has occurred, and in the western noun
tains, which have received little
The deep snow over the northern
ranges has added greatly to the stored
depth over the upper RIO Grande, and
the-Water supply should be gTOu
throughout the season, with hlgh
water early, unless the spring remains
unusually cool, checking the netting
Deep snow over the main range aIOnS
the west of the Canadian and north
east has improved the outlook, espe-
cially for early water, Of which there
should be q good supply Lighter snow
occurred over the headwaters Of the
PecOs.
Following reports come from cores
pondents of the weather bureau.
Rio Grande Watershed.
Osier. Colo. VIM. jenkins: The snow
of the winter mostly fell in March. and
will melt faster than in former years
late irrigation water viii probably be
short. there is a depth OF SO inches at
10. 900 feet and of - inches at OSler
station. NirsylVia. ]. n WOOOman.
The snow in the mountains has IN
creased in depth during the month, and
the many SHOWS melting slowly nave
saturated the soil. Tusas, G. c. Martl-
nez: The snow drifted, swept into the
canyons, and compact; water supply
should be abundant Aspen Grove, Jun
ius ID. Maupin. The average depth or
snow in the mountains and in timber
is from two TO three feet. but II IS
badly drifIed. Bateman's Ranch, d. w.
Bateman. The snow is from one to
four feet deep, and well packed Pc
nasCO, F. MaScarcuZ- There IS IulLy
four feet of snow at 5000 feet China
70. Y. Ortega: No snow remains In the
China O valley. santa Fe Cany On, T.
s Barker: There is depth Of 80
inches in the lower canyon, and from
eigr TO 10 feet in the upper canyon IN
the timber; in the Tesuque upper can
yon the depth ranges from four 10 five
feet. and generally the depth is the
greatest in years. Bland. J. W Norris 4.
The outlook for water supply is good
Sulphur Springs. +. ID. Fluke. There
were six feet four inches Of snow
during the month. and the outlook is
favorable for plenty OF water Ellis
Ranch. Geo. c. Ellis From a mile
above here to the top of the mountain
there IS > IL feet OF snow on the lev
ell packed hard. Burley. postmaster:
There is more water In the ground
than last year. organ Mountains, NJ c.
Logan A little snow occurred during
the month. but melted quickly and none
remains at its close.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26
Your Neighbor Says:

Mr. Frederi J.. Haskin.
Care The Herald
FL Texas
receipt of Of book The American
Government fully without reservation
hOolI would like Of it in
school library in New Mexico
very respectfully
Ney B. German
Ex-COunty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26

II you cough all night you get no
rest. nor does anyone else in the house.
Keep within reach a bottle Of BAL
LARDS HOREHOUND SA RCP- II is
then easy TO stop the tickling which
causes the cough, whenever II ap-
pears. Price 25c soc and 800 per
bottle. Sold by Scott White Co.
Efnrae
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26

Something new-Burnetized tence-
posts; last longer. stra!ghter and
cheaper than cedar Carried in s. 0ck
only by Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26

Proposals for Wood, Charcoal Smith
ing Coal Gasoline. Mineral oil. Forage
and Bedding.-Chief Quartermaster's
Office. Federal Building, Chicago, Ills,
April /, 1912.-Sealed proposals Will be
received here until II a m, May l. 1912.
for furnishing supplies mentioned
above required in this Division during
the fiscal year commencing July I, 1912.
Information furnished on application.
Col JnO. L. Glen. Chief Quartermaster
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26
Fresh buttcrmlIk III Paso Dairy.

EverItt cars. valley implement Co.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-04
BUR aet6aiaen 8radtnna.

98ls i6Ou iett etnissr 3sit uuss'
tinOist. b%efinOst iih bic Sifics uno
Orudsrei bee -ScrautOn Wohsnblatt"
uunmebr 1871 SatfOro Court. oireit
htntsr Dem SOtsl 3srmpn uuo on Ous
Safe Oss perm Ssrmunn @OsOliu bin
ten a%usreuWno. Die neus Sose bot
Spsi YOltbsils -srftsus lit oas @siddft
~ ebsnsr @ros uno man brouht feline
Grspps Su sritelssn ; unO Iusttsns lisSt
ss i'm Ssr,su bss @tiddits,sntrums
Der Staot. &ir eriu&sn uniers wsr.
tbsu SunOsn. fi& bic SGss Su nctirsu
uno uus sinsn Beiu4 abjuftatteu.
Annoneirt I'm "WoshenhlatAS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-04
Ser .@eltbpte~ &alenber.

elm rpabrss Shusfditlein fir hriitliht
isamilnn, bat nit s%ewohnter Rcselmd'
Bistsit PORN SahrssitluB fem @ritei'
nsu semuht. bsrjllh bswillfommt Don
uns Nutn. absr ipe,iell bon unisrer lle'
ben SauSirau. Die faum cine hummer
bss -WSltbOte" niiien mO4te uno piel
msnissr osn Salsnoer. mt ieinen iho'
men. bsr,. uno ssmiithsl srelfenoen Sr'
,%dhlunsen. ieinsn lehrieihen Wtnten
ilr ben bduslihen 8rsis uuo ionitisen
intersliunten flsinen nno sroBen aaf'
iGssn. lDtr uer,ttten %oarauf. ooS cine
pole Ssite fiiuenOe Snbaltsusrwihuie
bier wisOsr,usebsn nno mOllen rur ia'
gen, oaB oas 1876 SeIteu iturts Dsit 10
uisl oss @iiensWsrtbsn eutbGlt, out
5eoem etmaS geboten wlro /; BEN hriit'
lihen yeler absr lit eS Elm mubrss @r'
bauunssbut. Ons ibm oas retite Soft
usrtruusn sIebt, um gutter 0oifnuns in
caS n,ue 3lhr 1912 einIutreten. Nil
bergen ben .BeltbOte" 8alsnoer nod
mails ber,lit wiIltOmmeu!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-04

- Sn philadelphia fturb am Gam
fog Srof. Walier .. NOrtsseue, elm all
aemsin bsfanntsr Ydoosose uno Der
faiisr ueri4lsOsusr ssbtbhGsr, I'M alter
bon S6 Sahren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-04

Spun,is ) ,brs ,uriid 5ruu SOhH
yiut. DON Sbenanooab. Ba.. fsnost ben
folssnOeu intsrsiianten Brief on Or.
Better Sobrnep unb S6bns in Chicago
Bitte ihiden sic mir cine 9ifte Shres
alpsntrauter. SD weis uidt. oh i'd
Shnsn ie oariiber seihrieben babe. aber
Ih fam MID srlnnern. mie Dor ,uan,i9
3abrsn Sbr al%psntrdutsr msinen Batter
pom Hbeumatismus heilte. @r mar
,sitweiie monatelans bettId9eris, nnb
be Aerjte fonnten niGts fur ibn thun.
}d sriunsre mid. oas CT cine 3iite VII
psnfrduter srbislt uno sebrauhte, uno
sr lit ME pieOsr pom Rheumutismus
gsplagt uorosn. Wetnes Vaters Name
mar 9buS. xsr. 8in9town, pa
Auf oieiem Nsse usrbreitet iid Der
Ruhm tines 9eilmttsls pom SsnsratiOn
~ 4sneration. Der @sbraud wdbrsno
eiues SabrbunoertS bat Die beruorra'
senbsn 0siltrdite pom 5orni's Alpsu'
fIduter bsWisieu. 8eine apotbettr'
Wtsotitn. @r piro Dem BublItum BIZ
rsft Our4 Special . assnteu sslisfert,
mel6s ernunnt linb pom ben @iseutbi'
msrn, Or. Better 6abrnsn & Cons &c.,
1925 .. SOpus Aus.. @hlca9o, 81.
5ornl's Alpsrtrduter Slulbeleber III
,u bubsn bel 9surp Uulter. 1O11 @soat
Npeuue,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-04
RieFse Sinnenfttnern.

Die 9eIteueruns Der 5%abrifdtion
geiItiser @etrGnte bot Der 9unoes.
re%gieruns i'm Iesten Sabre 1922.
526. 299, mebr oils cine Ri1ion fur
ieSen 8erttag. iiber bic Salite mebr
aIs Die @eiamteinnabmen iiir 9oae
unb 9inneniteuern einsetragen. Die
SbnapsIteuer bot $148, 060.2 1 elm
ge6radt. bic ali Bier. ale uHo 10
rpeiter $50, 216,361. Sobaf brohte
cine @innabme bon SGT 100000.
Stir Die grcbibitioniiteu FIND bieie
3a6Ien 9iiteln. aus benen lie teinen
Sonia iaugen perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-04
Nreibnno feit.

Ole oifi,i0ie -9tOrOOsutide Nase'
meins 8situns- rihtst in ibrsr RunO'
fduu Der @rsisnIife Oss usrHOiisnsn
Subrss ihr aussnmsrt b~siOnOsrs auf
Die YorsdnSs in Der duBsrsn BOlitli
unO btbt bsruOr. OoB ,m Allssmsiusu
feline Seridisbunssn in ben Ssjisbuu'
gen Oss Rsihs gu ben ouOsr,n Widatsn
siusarstsn isisn. Die ShuOnins NIT
O,ftsrrsid unsurn unO Stalitn.' iaet
Ous Off,tslls Organ. -iinO Oausrno bic
@ruuOlass u~nisrsr auspartissu $olitii
s%sblisbeu.@ 80
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-04
Hieffaer Sdabeu,

Nus ben ueridieosuiteu Stellsu Oes
bsuiihsn Relds psroen uebsrihwemm'
un9en semeloet. pelde %itsllsnmeiie rieli.
gen Sdaoen on9eII6tet buben. I1eln.
WtOiel. Weisr. 5ulOa. @srra. 9Oer
unO Subu haben idmmtlid SOdwuner.
uuo nab ben lcsten SerIhten miro Elm
wsitsrss SIsi9su Der Stub srwurtst.
Der umiun9 Der Ysrbeeruuseu IGBt
iih ,ur 3eit nod uiht ermsiieu, bod,
wiro ,r iwsiisllos elm bsOsutenOer iein.
% BeuGlteruns Der belmssiuhtsn Sc
III ut. rumentIl6 bel Nisier Subres'
Setl 1akrOBten unbilosu uutsrDOrien,
nnC\ |ipirO betiirdtst. OuB uisIsrOrte
iit erniliaer OiOlbiiunO ssllsut
mattM miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-04

@iteIfeit unS geridpiegenbeit per1
trngen iif ihIeht. Gnrum lit Die
Srau 10 irIten Die MISUNDERSTANDING
@eiGbrtin t6reS Nannes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-04

8ie usrlautst. bat Wiapor Sobr
pom Bergen Die abiidt. iih in 1914
UNI bic rspubIltuniide Nomination fiji
Sheriff ~ bsmerben.
Das 8eriht srnaunte ON Uton,
tag oils RuGfOlasr oes rsiisnlrten So
feph S'Srien ben Nouofatsn DauiO 9,
&eeop gum Diitriftannalt, Der bisbel
OILS oelien eriter @ebilfe funsitte.
Die Snssitsutsn Der scranton
Raillpap @ompunis. Oeren sshnidbriss
S%srstnbarnns init Der @ompanis am /.
april erliidt. weroen cine sobnerbSb.
un9 uno abdubsrnus in ben Arbsits.
jultdnoen uerIan9en.
SIN usr1Oiiensn Sabr psrlorsn in
Sadamanna Souutp 4O4 Wsnlhsn aui
sswaltiame 8siis ibr ysbsu. 1888 DER.
unsliidtsn In ben @rubsu, IS auf ben
@iienbabnen. ~ nuroen srmorost uno
% be9tn8en Selbitmoro.
- Die BEL Etlspbon Gompanie bot
,pet on tbr @issntbum an Aoams Woe
nue. a%ngrenienoe SOtS fir $50. 900
tdufth srmorben unb fol- beablidtissn,
oas sauo CUR Sersr6Berun9 ibrss &C,
9~snmdrtissn @sbduOss su bebausu.
- Die @OrOnsrs @si6morsusn, mel.
DE bte DampfrObrsn @rploiion unier,
iudten, bic am 10. Nousmber In ben
Dsrf Der scranton electric Sompanie
an Noro Uaibinston ausnue Den Too
Don spei Wtannsrn uno Die idmsre Der.
lssung BON mebrsrsn auoeren CUR Solge
battle. erfldrten am Samitag Abeno in
ibrem Ssfnno. baB Die s%ritssnannie
iowis bic 9tew @nslano Snsiussruns
@ompanis ssmeiuium na6laiiis parsn
uno iiir ben unfaI usrautwortlid iino.
@ine @sihworenen,ishuna fur ben
neutrality-suspicious. Germin oes Quartal
@srittes. Der am 30. Sunuar besinnt.
fano 5reitag ftatt, nobel aud folaenoe
Oeutihe 9eSo9en wuroen @bas. Seios
rid, MATTHIAS Dsrle. Gnton 0enrp,
s. U. SliuseI, Wtartin 0slitrom, 9snrp
SeiB, @cwurO ID. Nnipuder, goolpb
W~tOier, 6reO. Ruuidmuier. 9Siuiam
8sesl, SreO. 9artmunu. SreO. Gang.
S. Wf. SObnitnmm, SObn BartOit),
@iuiam s. @iOm0psr. 9atOb Saar.
Y. v. 6rint unO 0urrp puOsr.
= Sin SewiHer Is. Slsin. welfer Dol
etwa feds Wonuten our6 gefalihts
Yapisrs 9e9eu $4,000 erluuste uno lid
oann uniihlbur muhte. 1T In 9taibuiue,
Tenn, oinsfsit ssmaht pOrbsn uuS
iou 3ur PrOBsiiiruns Surii fssbra6l
msrosn. iobalo Die u%Otbwsnbissn aus,
ltsfsrunsspapisre srlunst finb. Sleir
battle cine Sifce I'M @onnsll @ebauot
uuo fdli6ts ben 9tamsn uOn Sobn Se'
more auf bic Yapiere. ourh bic er oas
@slO srbOb. Slsin's Sntldssr usissrt.r
fi&. bic Soften fur feline Ridtsbr ~
bslablsu unO Ouruufbin bot Supt. Dal
ben SsbUrOsu In Siaibuius tslssrapbtrt
ben @sfGnssusu uisOsr fret ju luFsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-04

Annonsirt I'm "WsshsnbIatA"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-04
Mrbeit fur Oiele.

Wiit BEN Bsstnn pss nsusn 9ubrss
finosu 100. 900 bsihdftisuusslOis Ut
better in Der @iisn' uno StubltnOuitrtc
Srbsit ; iult ole in 8strisb bsfinolideu
@srte itetlen msbr Seuts Elm. Dusen
be pom ftiuitshsuOsn Stublwerfen uno
DohDisn nrbmsu ben Setrisb wisoer
ouf. 'Disis BslsbuHs Der @iisn' uno
Stablinouitris mirb aus BEN sanjen
Wtoutan Diitritte, aus BEN Often.
9Bsitsn nuo SiOen 9emslbet. SIN 50
nuar meroen 237 DoGUfen 9esen 211
am 1. Dsjembsr In Setrisb ietn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-04
.Die Oeutfde 6ansfrau~.


pOeutidsu 0ausfruu" ldBt IGu9it emit
fObeue 9lidllhe Gage nohmols an un'
ierem au9e poriber 3isbeu. Tim. Die
alte freie Reihsitaot. oisie Bsrle ceS
osutihen Uiiitelalters. bot hler in Wort
uno bib slns trsi1ihe Decentralization
uus a%sfunOsn. ~Sn Tim. un Him uno
UNI Him berum". mle Der Soltsmuno
iast. flbrt unS bisier aufias. aus Dem
Der 9eborsne Timer init Ssfrieoi9un9
Die Yepunoerun9 Der Staot uno hires
herlliheu Diiinfters h%erauSboren mlro.
Dem 3abreswsdiel trdSt oieies neue
0ausfrauenbeit burh cine feiniinnt9e
@r,dhluns uon Barbara Start. betitelt
Spdte SsbensmsuOs". Rshnuns. met
tel bin Our6 siusn intsrsiianteu Artifel
iibsr 9ieuiahrsminife IN alter uuo neusr
Seit uno snolih ourf bic beiteru Sldnge
sluss SplueltsrsalOpps. bic fiber rett
uleIs Ssler Der -0ausfrau" In oaS neus
Sahr hinsinbeSlsiten weroen. Sn Der
@limn'ihsn 9iouelle r6rau Oomiua's
@eheimnib- niro bas BARN behanbeite
ipannenos Froblem UNI eln wsiteres So
pttsl isiusr sOiars ndber ssbrlht. uno
Dams Don Sobeltis's bumorinilhe vt.
,abluns DIE SrOidtaiie ole @heiiiiter
IN" fiibrt Su Dem erwulteten 9liidlihen
HbihluB. Die Nauoslsute aus Der Vii
neburser 0eiOe werosu nit 6reuce ben
Sialsft ibrer en9eren 0simat besriiBen.
auBer ben GsrtlIuitrutiOnen uerldOnt
Elm rsi,enosr BliOitmut bic Ssiten.
Don BEN bier nur DIE Reprocuflion oss
0asnsr'lhen @emdlOss SIN Iiebes so,
lherI" unO bee Aoamlhen -Heere Sdiii.
lsl" beru~OrssbObsH werceH iollsn. Oas
prdbtise 9uelbilo. Ous bic STRIDE Don
@Oriina O'amps;,O in ben GurOler VII
pen BARTLETT. bllOet einen gang beruor'
rassnosn Sdmud bee 0sites. mdbreno
nh Die wihltslien 3stssihebuliie in
Der reid llllitrirten Sbronlt Der j3eit
luloerlpteseln.
NuBsrOrOentlits SOrsfult III aud in
Oieism 9rfIe Der -0dusfruu- mtsDer
auf Den ausSsOshnten pratulhen Gpeil
uerpenoet poroen. 90 bringt Die neue
hummer nebeu neuen m%erthuouen do
oelluitratlonsn cine 9snlB ermtinihte
anlsitun9 gu 8anogarnitnren fur Olis
uno Slsioer, Su mooernen Sralsu tn
0atslarbeit. neue 0Orlasen fur Stlder'
eien uno Anresunsen ~ moosrnen uno
fleiOiamsu Quarirliuren. Seitrdgs iibsr
ole YerweuOun9 Der Sdofolaoe uno
0eiltraft Der Orunse ssbsn %merthuclle
iSinser,et9e tiir bic 8iihe. wGbreno Ole
Ratpidldge fir oas Jtsubepehen pom
Polltermobeln unb iiber bic AnpHinp
una Don Stnnlerep1en DER ouT Ole Ser'
idOnsruns ibrss 9eims bscaGten 0aus'
frau 9epiB iebr gslegeu fommen weroen.
lit aud Der 8inoerwelt nit
flansu @r,ahluusen. Sdsr,sn, SpIslen
unO Rdlbislu reihlid ssoaht woroen.
= Die Osutids 9ausiruu" lit wis feline
,wsite 3eitidriit oa,u bsrufsn. sinsm
ihmsr,ll6 smpfunosusn SsourfniB obs
iubslfen uuO cine tisfe Hide am oeutih'
,msrlfauiidsn DerO a%us3ufhllen.
Der uisorise AbonnsmsntsprslS pom
100 iir bas Sabr ioute ibr LIBERAL
Thiir uno Ebor Offueu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-04
@eirn SabressMnfana

brin9en Die 2a9eSpl1tter een6hnlif eint
ueberiiht bsiieu. mas I'm uofoiieueu
Sabre 9ethon morosu III; unb barnr
itIieBen fth oann sumeiit @mpfeblun'
gen iiber nod gu mahenOs Yerbslierun'
gen uno' uuerbauo Yldue fur Die Gu.
tunft. Der Sefrefdr Der bisiisen pau
oelsbeh0roe ihreibt baliibsr pis tol9t
Die Stabt brauht mshr uno srDbsrs
Barfs. 70 uertheilt, oaB ulle Gbeile Der
SiuOt iih oisisr Prtullssisn erfreusn,
lluier Spitem Der Fflaltsrun9 uno Sa
naliiiruu9 bat eft tuum bssonnen uno
uiele Mtetlen pom Stra6en miilieu Ia
naher 3ufunft init ~tonipislissr BHaite'
runs uerbentrt wsroen. N%b,u9sfaudls
uno Sturm Baiiertundls muiisu chen
faus fOnitruirt psrosn."
@s 1T Elm Slid. ouB bafiir ssiOrst
1T. oab DIE Bdume niht in ben StmmeI
madisn %f0nnen. uno oaB Der 9euanuts
0srr |lsbialid feline Aniihttn uusipriht.
Ohue Die Wtaht iu babsn. feline @mpfeb'
lunseu aus,ufhbren bsnn oaiu ssbOri
@slo. oanu pisber @slO. uuO nobmals
@elo!
Snmiefern feline 8orihldge i'm Sihte
Der 9siunoen Bernunft ltidbalti9 fiuo.
wsrOsn siuise Bcmertunsen Seisen :
DIE Yorauihldse rsr itdoliihen Aus'
aabsn iir oas ndhite 6isfaliabr iiuO
ihon itst bsoeuteno h0bsr. oils wis bic
Siunabmsu usrahidlust wsrOen. fOls'
lit sisbt'S Elm Dsftitt ; uuisre Staot
uno Shulitsusrn fir Ous 9ubr 1911
uaren ebenfallS elbebllh h0her. wle Die
oes Voridb,es uno fur oas test be-
aonnsns Sabr itebt pleosr cine empfiuc'
lthe @%IhOhun9 Der Sleuern In Illus
iitt. Oabei lit Die ali9emelne @eihdtts'
lage ouI haus nlht 9lnitis. tros Der 10
roiis a~efdrbteu geaentheiliSeu Sehaupt'
un9en uno Der Serolenit oes 9ep0bn.
liheu Dtannes ldBt 8ieles ~ miiniheu
iibri9. Hehnet man oa,u bic all9er
meme Yertheusruns Der unentbehrlif'
item &ebenebeoirfuIiie. 10 1T mObl Die
5ruSe bsrehti9t. mo lou oenn oas 9elo
hertommeu. uni of Die 9splunten pro
istte uus,ntiihren Oabsi bat Der Serr
wobl sefiiisntlih iibsriehen, baB fth bic
Stsuer,ab err bel Der Wahl Dor crit ,Dei
Utonatsn iehr beutlth iiber Die Bart.
tra9e ausgeiprohen haben ; uno oaB er
lie trosoem uisoer in a%uresuns bringt.
benefit. oaB ibm Der 0lls bee YOlfss
uitts gilt.
vs. bat uns ihon oft 9%snunosrt, ba6
oieie Ssrren Staot : Ysrid6nerer uno
Yolisbesliider nlft auh eiumal einsn
Flan uusbedsn. moourh Die Uirbe Der
Stsuuiablsr srleihtsrt miro. ohne baB
bic nUibtsen Oifsntlihsu Yerbsiierunssn
caruntsr lsiOtn. Die Sunit, Sdulosn
~ MAIDEN. ueriteben uniere Iofaleu 8sr'
waliunsen StaOt wie aud @ountp)
meiiterbaft ; aber wenn's ans 8eiablen
sebt. lG6t iie ibr ssriibmtsr Yeritano i'm
Stids uno iie i0nuen iih nur In beI
Wsiie bslfeu. bas iie nsus Nulsibsn
MAIDEN, nm bic idlliawerosuOsn ulten ,u
osdsn. BON elmer @riparnlB i'm Saus'
baltbuosst lit feline Spur!
unO babel iiuO unisrs sspHaftertsn
0auptseidaftsitraBsn tn sinem 10 idau'
{ rbait erbarmliheu 3uitanoe, oaB mir
uus Dor isosm auspdrtissn Beiuder
itdmsn miiiien unb Scranton mobl
balb ben Ruf Der idmusisitsn StaOi
i'm Staate habsn piro pis IS ihon
iest burd feline wintlise. uer3widte
Sauart uno feline allentbulben i'm Wiit-
telpunfte Der Staot ben @sbduoeu an.
~sebdnsten 0OlibuOsn gum Seip6tt Der
6remosn 9eporoen lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-04
9entIh in Raoifon.

9ie @ermnniItiide @eiendaft, BE-
ftebeno aus Stnoenten Der unioers
iit1t Don Iaoiion, 8is.. CAB fiiro.
lid in Der 9atbropsSaae cine Lbea-
terporiteaune uno dpau cling oaAI
Stiid Die Sot,jeitsreiie" iiber bic
gi6ne. Die aufiiibriin9 mar Die erite
elmer Reibe BON bier, Die i'm 2auie
bes 8inters bon Der aenannten @e.
Ieaihait in Raoiion neaeben peroen
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-26
NILE HIGH IS ARMY LIMIT
FOR MILITARY AV|ATORS
Cuv,n,~ntlcr~ Relieve II ~ he Cnwisc
and Dangerous to fUstcr C"mlrti.
tion In Regard e. Attitude Attain.
I'd. Hence the Order

WASHINGTON, u, c.. Feb, a6,---
Army aviators. In future, will not Ny
over one mile high,
This order was issued by prigadicr
General Allen. In charge of the avi-
alton corps, following u report from
the army aviation school at Augusta,
Ca, where experiments have been In
progress for some time. regarding.
the best heights for air pilots to
maintain to rcconnoitrc The best
aying, experts agree. Is done between
1000 feet and 5,sSo feet In tho air.
and. II being considered uuwisc and
dangerous to foster competition re-
garding attitudes attained. orders
have been issued forbidding govern.
ment aviators exceeding one mile
above tho earth.
II has been found that excellent
photographs may be attained from
the s.oo0-t.000 foot levels. and that
az $500 feet an airship painted with
gray acroplanc paint Is practically
invisible. even on bright day. Ex.
perimcnts now In progress promise
tho early perfection OF an aluminium
motor, which will be almost noise
less. and which will further decrease
the likelihood OF the discovery OF an
acroplane by the enemy.