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New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
BY S. E. KISER

leans whom met in Paris gave me to understand that
her fathers enthusiasm concerning her beauty and her
talents had been fully Justified They predicted SpCn-
did career for her With her extraordinary personal
charms and her glorious voice her success they agreed
was assured OF course said nothing to them about the
tasman. It had been merely a Supcrstitous old mans
idea that she must have 1t in order to ward of evil
huntcdup the famous woman with whom she had studied,
and she too was enthusiastic She rcgrculy informed
that Bertha had been compelled, when her income
from America was cut of TO give up her studies; but
where she had gone or what her intentions wcre-she
gave her shoulders an artistic shrug and permitted me
TO draw my conclusions.
81 had learned that the aunt who had been with
Bertha in Paris had home in Baltimore or somewhere
in the South and the general opinion among the people
who had met them was that they had returned to Amer
lea; so with definite purpose in mind, went on to
Rome | suppose had actually decided 10 undertake
the recovery Of the aSman but did not at that time
admit it, even to myself. However il was just well
that had not mapped out plan OF procedure fell
i'll Of fever in Rome and when first set foot the
island of Sicily Winthrop Howe had been dead for
than year. BY this time had ceased 10 try to deceive
myself fairly started upon the business Of full
filling my promise to Bcrha'S father. ] had intended
proceed at TO the place described in the papers
that had been left by my friend but week after had
arrived at Palermo the tasman had ceased 70 interest
me, and my plans for recovering II were at standstl
a WOMAN had intcvcncd young woman she
was hardly more than a girl She had thrown
Palermo into a state Of excitement. Unhcraldcd, She
had appeared in performance Of 'Algnon, taking the
place Of q regular member Of the opera COMPANY IL
was one Of the minor parts that fell 10 her; but her
beauty and her voice had created an immediate scnsa
ton. \ single performance was TO be given after my
arrival, and ! attended II.
~Whcn saw Sgnoriua Bcrtolini readily understood
why her advent had not been allowed o. pas unno,lccl
! am not naturally emotional; but when hchcd her
seemed so fall under spell Of cnChau'mcnt Her
beauty thrilled me- and when She sang ! should have
been glad 20 lay at her fec, al tha, possessed DO not
mean 10 say that her voice the grauic-t IN the
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

down al, the particulars ne could get from Ms ia'Ao'
concerning the glllc % whom The trInkct had bn-n
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28

Know the weather. Keep posted
The Rev. Ira R. Hicks AImanac for
1881 now ready and is the most splen
did hunter of this popular Year Book
ever printed Its value has beer more
than ever proven by remarkable full
ailments OF its storm, weather and
cart quak forecasts this year. Novem
Der was exact for everything that came
N this section, and be merits the cor
fierce Of the People. ard. knowing his
predictions in advance each month IL
advance va uable 70 every farmer.
Send HIM 35 cents for his Almanac
of predictions for each month Of 1913,
o. nd Leo = d get bo;h the Aimanae
~ i u,orthIy mag zine tbae give it
o,her Dattcrz more fly. Put
,isfed ct s. Louis. 1, hi. ire Kansas
ws-stb better than all Others.
Address WORD & WORKS
Publishing Co. 34O1 Franklin ave
ST, LOUIS NO.
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Our farmers and town people we're
nIeased TO see that the Regents viii
aak the TsepisIa ture for an appr~p-ia-
Ron Of $40 200 to erect this fall on the
Fl. HAYS Experiment station A Lsbo-
ratorv Building for Soils and Crops.
As the coming legislature is three
fourth farmers there seems little of
Doubt that the whole Exp station APP
propriation will he allowed.
If it IS it will be possible TO do more
scientific work at old Fl Hays. 1t is
the determination OF the administra-
tion over there. in anv event. to do
more scientific work and to enlarge the
equipment as quickly as possible, but
with this new building it will be pos
sihle tn get much better cooperation
with the u. S. Government which
would then see TT to detail more and
b tier men to experiment here
The Representative Lever bill, which
makes q handsome appropriations TO
re State Elk er M 1T s:afions, (and
Includes old Fl HaYs) yearly from the
ale of U. S Government lands, has
passed the House of Congress srd re-
.ortei favorably bv the Senate CON-
~.ittee on Agriculture and become a
aw this session, which will be another
help to build up our Experiment sta
ion
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denial. cross-bear
ing. and Walking In His steps. even if
they could not understand the philos-
ophy OF justification. sanctiicatiOn.
election and Divine foreknoWIedge.
From Jesus words more clearly than
from snx others we get the thought of
the water OF life and how it is now
Ia His followers a spring OF truth.
grace and everlasting life Nowhere
else DO we more clearly get the state
meut that the Father hath life in Him
se6. and hath granted unto the Son life
IN himself, and that He might share
this life with Riz disciples Thus. as
st Paul says. the words Of this saliva
ten began to be spoken by cur Lord
he bro1ght Hfe and Sz@ovtassty 20
light bath the general reward OF ever
lasting LIE to he given 20 the world
a. - special Es~5 - - gEaaAsd
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28
Property for sale or trade.

Property for sale or trade.
"il take a. Auto IL part payment
Tn south hsif OF Block 8, Santa Fee
l25 of ~oUtb Chez cut s,r, ct and rur,-
W. st @lork Ev. TFTe- street $50
et'o O. >Jret [ Ho Sc I4X24, 8
va h-eoHse, arFe eurbed well,
30 Fort toe eT vi :. 10 foot n III. Girec;
nAs fire to irrigsre al The lard.
- pI-ce II H. good shape AZ will be
Cd 'tesp on easy terms If sod soor.
ddsess E. A. DARLING
Box 80. CodeII. Kansas
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28

h Dist ic- Court Of Els cou.t ,
KAns s.
j. F. JONES Lumber Co. Plaint1ff,
&. C. JACKSON, Plaintiff,
STATE of Ken-as. County of Ellis, Ss
:" G G. eksOn:
Ycu ~lii take rot.re tat YOU have
e. sued hy tbs above ramsd plain
{ If. ID that It flied It's petition in the
aDoYe named Court on the 9ch day Of
Ioveuibsr, 1912, and that YOU must
sTs.r me sam on or before the 8 h
y OF February, 1913, or said petition
ia De taken . true and payment for
! .ie'if in said action In the sum of
so so, with interest ar he rate of 6
erect rom J9ue Is, 1911, ard the
7'~=csasn e. a II ecna les lien IL the
s'im o sos on Tot 1. block 81 IN
AZ oSr IF Yn-emf ntO, Ellis county.
< ,saS, and hat thu resi-estate above
les sided my be sold for the payment
the amount cleimsd as aforesaid,
thai ycu be forever barred and
s1reclOsed from all right. title and in
2 st IT ard to descF,ped Re I estate.
c. NJ. HOLM QUIST
te-t: Atty for Plaintiff.
J J. Drei inP, Clerk of DIS Court.
Us Est published Dec q. 1912
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might not see and understand"
The entire matter is clarified when
we recognize the difference between
the salvation Of the world to the hu-
man nature, during Messiah's reign Of
| thousand years, and the salvation
provided for the Elect during this Age
The Apostles Jesus Mouthpisees.
It has been claimed that the doc
trines Of Christianity can be better
cleaned from the writings of the Apos-
ties than from the sayings of Jesus
There is considerable truth in this
claim, and the reason is manifest:
Jesus words were addressed mainly
to the multitudes, and when He ad-
dressed the disciples He could not dis
cuss even with them deep, spiritual
truths. because they had not been be-
gotten Of the Holy Spirit, and there
fore could not understand spiritual
things Jesus declared, 81 have many
them now"
"After We Were Illuminated"
st. Paul gives the key In one Of his
Epistles. saying. AFTER ye were iIlu
minated. ye endured a great fight OF
Affections" CHebrews Z. ~ The IL
Illumination received was the begetting
OF the Holy Spirit Cor. Ii, L.
This has been true Of all the mem
bers Of the Body Of Christ throughout
this Age. Each one presenting his
body a living sacrifice has been &C
scented as a part Of His own Offering;
then the offerer has been begotten or
the Holy Spirit 10 be New Creature
in Christ.
It is to these New Creatures that the
statement is made, "An things are
yours. for ye are Christ's. and Christ
is Gods" To these the Bible has
promised. HE viii show you things to
come" These are to be guided into
all Truth as it becomes due. For
these the Word Of God is Storehouse,
from which things both new and old
are produced under the Spirits gull
dance. as they become meat In due
season"
Even these must make progress
in their appreciation OF spiritual
things. The Apostle urges such: ~As
new born babes desire the sincere
milk Of the Word. that ye might grow
thereby"
Now our text: 1.-THE words that I
speak unto you, they are spirit and
they are life" Here our Lord endeaT-
ored to impress His dear disciples with
the thought that they should not take
His words too literally, but look for
the deeper meaning. And, they were
TO remember that they could not get
that deep meaning until after the Mas
ter's ascension: as He said, st Is ex-
pedient for you that go away; for If
go not away the Holy Spirit win not
come unto you; but If go away VIII
send Him unto you"
The Masters words were words Of
life" In that they conveyed the great
Message OF the terms upon which we
nay have everlasting life and become
His joint-heirs- Although the Apos-
les explain the philosophy Of the Di-
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28
Notice for Publication

Notice for Publication
BepsF ment OF the InteFioE
u. s Lsnd Office, Topeka, Kansas
Nov II, 1912, Serial No. o2S19
NoEice Is hereby giving that Hattie
BuckleW OF Hays, Kansas, Pc f.f.d.s
who, on Jane 20, 1900, made Home
stead Application 200S5, Serial No.
O2Sl9, for NwZ section q, township
IL south, range Is west 9Th pm,
has filed notice OF intention
IN make Final Five year proof. % es-
tsblsh ella ID to the lard above deseRl-
bed, before the Hon. Clerk of he Dis
trict Court of Ellis county. Kansas at
Hays, Kansas, on the 18th day Of
December, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Mrs. Sidney Lawrence, Sidney Law
renee. of TurkviIle Kan. P.O,, rid.
Lonnie McClUskey & Ed KrenshaW
of Piainviile Kansas, p O., rid,
GEO. H. FISHER, Register.
nI6 d28
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28

We wish to announce that we
have our Safety Deposit Vault
fully equipped and ready to rent
Safety Deposit Boxes. 81 year.
Citizens State Bank, Hays, KS.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28

vine ran IN great
detail. more than
did Jesus. yet in
His sayings we find
the very essence Of
the Gospel No
w h ere are the
terms Of disciple
ship more careful
" laid down than
in Jesus words. be
cause the disciples
could understand
Sh1 MEANING of self
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28

ing in His foot
steps unto death,
were granted spe-
cial Enlightenment:
ITO you it is given
to know the mys-
terry Of the King
dom of Heaven,
but to outsiders
these things are
spoken in para
bles, that they
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28

We have received for the la
dies ai1other case of that lovely
Vanishing CREAM for pimples
a: the south side new Barber Enop-
Come try 1t.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28
Read our inside pages this week

H re i the jury list for the mex
t. m of court in this county in FebrU
arV and not "A woman on II, the county
clerk heinF opposed TO Equal Suffrae.
md doubt puts off the dread ordea.
- Io2g IS possible of causing wome
to sit on jury.
The following is q list of Juror
d. avn for the February term of the
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28

SpH1I ana 1HtY arc IiTe-'N-J0ba % o.
- IBLE students and Bible schol-
ars have generally expressed
~ surprise that the Great Teach
er spoke always to the people
in symbolic language, dark sayings"
the meaning Of which they rarely un-
derstoOd- Another Scripture informs
Us that the reason was that the true
invitation was not intended for the
mulitudes. but merely for the conse-
Grated.
Those who accepted the Lord as the
Savior, and took upon themselves the
required VOW of faithfulness In walk
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28

Cottage for sale cheap
Frame c"i'are and NO acres Of
iz-d on EGG CT town fer sale cheap,
Lass Of trees, plenty Of water, wind
NIL, and great place Tor enickens,
Pr.ce reasonable, See This Office,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28

jim Malone of Rawlins won the state
seratnrshio bnt J y. Flanagan OF De-
:sFur county wanted It. But he was
elected as Representative and his ma
ny friends claim for him the Speaker
ship Of the House as that county made
the greatest rer cent. democratic gain
IT ary. the normal demo. majority be-
ing 80 but the every dav school house
'9vnnsign of FlanniRan ran It up tn $50
for Hodges. But Jim Orr Of AtchI-
son will he Speaker as he has just
returned from an invited conference
With President-to b. Wilson carrying
a Cabinet position to a Kaussn.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28

FARM LOANS WANTED
We want some good farm loans.
Money ready day papers are
signed. No delay, no red tape.
Call at First National Bank
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE,
800 acre farm in northeast Ellis county
Kansas, 9 miles south Of COdsll, Rocks
county, improved about 120 acres II
cultivation & crops, so acres in wheat,
balance pasture; stone house OF four
rooms, so 1 rOomed stone house, so
acres good alfalfa land, some IN alfal-
IA, worlds of good water, j wells, z
wIndmilis, 2 stables, gransry, chick
en- houses, sheds, etc Apple. peach
and cherry trees, small creek, enough
native trees TO IPep up fences. Crops
are fine Price S17'50 per acre cash If
sold once See at farm or write
z. ". BUFFUM. Codell. Kas
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28

Postmaster Penney promised, If re-
appointed, to give the patrons better
Sunday service and now has put W
the Government screen and the office
open ali day Sunday. Evidently he is
not expecting to resign or Yacate very
soon, A thinking democrat says the
screen is to prevent the early birds
from capturing Harvey's commission
until it expires Aug. 1916.
It must be distinctly understood nc
Iosfing is allowed Sundays in the office
and the Marshal will arrest any one
'oa fing or playing there. Get your mail
md get out.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28

Organ for s@Ie
I fer 20 sale nv Par'.,r a-9ar, il
Fl nditi -9~r7 - rev. Come
ee it at INV re j. nee near Presbyte-
= church Pre- very low
Miss ROWII ON.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28
Butter
Butter

Frank KING, at his neat market, now
K cps h b - f CreaH cry Butter at
IS zen sound or 4 pound packages
st 10 cert. If you wan Osiic, just
IS per-, II Is msch lower in price.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28

Carriages. Come see our new
stock of Buggies, beauties and
at a low price.
D II Early & Sons
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28
rEAcHlNe BY PARALLELS ONLY.

Matthew xiii, "a, 35-Sspt. %.
the scordS that speak unto you, they are
spirit and they are Iife.''-Johss 81 g.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-12-28

might not see and understand"
The entire matter is clarified when
we recognize the difference between
the salvation Of the world to the hu-
man nature. during Messiah's reign Of
a thousand years. and the salvation
provided for the Elect during this Age
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-13
PROMOTERS PROFITS
ARE HELD TD BE JUST

WARRINGTON Ian BE- The
Railroad srcnfitiat Commission chat
ees authorized o., an aci ui eoorrcss
laai iuuo 90 nfssigtis matters rer
taiuinr io ESQ financing and roFuist
ms of railroads has made SEQ final
report aud has ihr foilueiur 90 esy
u regard to promotor profia and
lor,lr,a
Thr pfnmniera nsluF che term
in hfnnd SENSE msl to divided ln
io t~o elssscs constructor ehn
huilf rnad Whnar fuiufr .H nncrf
taiu iu fhe expectation of selilna ths
stost Tor mote than 30 tnaf thsm
ana The nnauciepa eho lndnHo the
publ, in hut tho honta of such
foHds Both oi these rlssaes " fhcs
90 thnlf work honestly render aac
Nl services Ca me pnhl, The GONE
niruriof riNrs onr nnhorelnpod iia
tri,ta ihe hcnofii of new roads the
nnhneior rsnfer an rluail, muufi
ani service in cniiseiinr the capital
in recognizing ihc services of those
Who plan r8ilfnads snd secure capl
iai ,ho Securities Commission aae
dismaiuoain frastfsei onH of ne
fundamental ttuents of che Texas
stock and Hound itv vhich makes uo
provision in ns rules Of valuation iof
compsueailue ailtoad prowotion
The report roudcmua al impracii
eahie many of che re,aa aWA A
cops ~ che report can boz arcufcd
ffom YOUR congressman
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-13
MINERS STRIKE
MAY TAKE PLACE
OsfH ntfI MILLION MA NY
WALK OtI ~ nnIrsiN.
" strike Dsc.fsA - srs,na i'rOlssbis
crr~f Isjsrl WI ft~~xi, ~
sounfFy.

LONDON Ian iA The hsiloiine
BY tho Minors Federation 81 cf'st
Britain 90 determine 4befhef ~ as,t
fhs orraniyatios shaft stand nrm 10
~ present dispute vim ihr miae
oWaers concluded mna Tho VOTES
~ me membsr. wandering between
500 900 and 700 .0os aiil be- 'or0nFd
20 The general secretary ard ne fe.
aaf ~ ihe election III he made
known NJ ihe naiienai conference
etlsh d ~ assemble in birmingham
heai THURSDAY
Though hoput afr sfiii rtpfoari
that fhe threatened strike may hf
afsfiod there o. n0 dshfins 20 faei
that tke oHiloot 10 oansinr mHah Hn
cafineas Two monihe remaib "a fh.
peasemAtefa as fhD present sFf
msni between the miners and anlf
atofs eil anf terminate unil mo
obd of February
The question Df a minimum Tnrr
= the buee 81 ronteniipn Thr
miners appear go be- determined Boz
their dcmand lhst such re- clause
shall boz Incorporated Boz ihe ursi
agreement The Efeat majority ~
the nine oNaeia 30 The oiher hand
arc STRONGLY oppoaed io u, sni tbei
sfrue thar the sfau'ius "a 90 men's
demands toHii lead ~ once tp enc
cioflng 90 MANI rolitflea which ffr
81 present heinF worked on small
margin of PROFIT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-13
WANTED AN AGRONOMIST
BY The UNITED STATES

wABnINGTON. Jan ~ Tho
United states n N need ~ capsule
nrfonomisf Anyone iiilins ne bili
may take The EVIL oiryioe estmins
,ion tomofroe and " successful eiii
~ placed o. llnelr Sans ~ rolf
Tor f2.too . yesf The duties ~ me
position vili consist ~ ronfn.'ihf
espesimenta 10 lhe adap'aiion~shd
breeding ~ saficsles ~ oa'r ana W
piudyins the muthsds 81 cuiiisaiien.
haf,esiinT AID ihfsshiug ~ MS
ffaih and Iis $50 g. = eeffal see"
Investigation lngolyf much " felinr
duflnr tbe Frowing season ri'h lab
6fatory work during the winter ~
Washington Thp posliiop eon'ss -
g., Tho bureau % Plant indrt ~ in
ne department ~ Asfieuiisfe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-13
DECIDED CHANGE IN
ATTITUDE TOWARD ROADS

WASHINGTON Jan te rbe
year 1911 marked reversal a at'i
tuar throughout che fniou ia regard
~ railroad legislation rhaf ihs o.
fiifa Anfi-fsliroaa lsss 81 fafIoas
States in rhe pasi fer yeAfn haa haa a
dsleisflous effest 90 hofh fhe rail-.
fosas ani on the states rsasinf such
lsen b. the oDhssnsus az opinion ~
sNferts here Ca fhs states euariine
narmfoi aiaiuies railway inprats
msut bss been a. afanddii fs
psFisllY So fAiF nefrs be- Tetas.
where fho eusetmaHf ~ restrictive
statutes practically aioppei railroad
eunslrirfi0n the change in Tesss.
however fcr 1875 sas radical ani
DOT a ainFic lao lnlmirai 60 railroads
eas nasssd hy The iasi Legislature.
This IN nocminfig fesf8fiag uau-
fonfa ~ intesfpfs-~ri fnas tlildinf
81 being fsgldlf recommended
The asns rhaaae sr noted iu 60
rord ~ Telas Applies fe a iafrs nanr
ber ~ states in ihs Union More fhaf
forty state legislative 1oitsn BOB lfif
iaiiri to enact antaFUniatr railway
laws
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-13

pbi pireyi"rs Qait ~, luh cod i'ass
u - - Nounr nusines. Ncn.

Urllir iiefah NHarnII
SAN ANTONIO fen lhn W
ia up tD thc NoHnf Mons HaHne
.nrHe 20 continue the nn of tho
san Aninnio International annfla
~ ~ and the proposition n nns anIrf
Confederation OBJ tfIs organization
rfv $50 directors of the Rt~saiion
Melodies PRECEDENT Worries D. Brown
hasf a'Fu' iei thf.f Intention nI slen.
pins doeu and euf after sfhf rrsr.
of aerfire Thn sriinu sII he fahon
ni a meeting of fhr iIfotIen of hr
fair tpno. iatinu te Del hrii .n fan
mn o. % ths nrDn aurlesict taaf
thr nlr no hoii .usf nrur nfne nal
Ha nir Instead nf fUnoNmf tnr naI
aa nir aa has been tho custom Boz
thc hoiie of having atorshle eraih
cr inr enc Sam NniHnin nH nr
frrdcrics ricilne hs uade fhc
suggestion fhat HORSE rarnf te elin.
mated aua ihc monc, naci nf ihis
icHiHrr be- used Tor automobile anI
rcr'plauc races whether nr nnf
thr fair Viii he continued uiu boz
decided ue,i acrk rhs af Assoc.
citation hae propert, ,a'nca af $3.50
"oo vith fioailne iaf.hie,inta COT
81 hnn Ani bonded mtthltlhss
~ fsN. NHa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-13

tratler- Herald specially
hhtNll.i.E. TEXAS. dan ne
farmlne With asnamiio - ouc Of tAc
nc~csf mc,hods that Is hring dcmcA
ssrated Ia different counties Of senlh.
WVst roSAs r0hlic demonstrations
have eeen made "a various sections
and arr Matched with mach Interest
~ ths land awncrs ~ that Fart Of
tho slate. u h clAlmed that this rse
ross 81 sub&olllnK can bs done h.,i.
ief With dynamite than h. Aay cgh.
Or means sud shat ihc ggonua eili
retain moisture longvs tAsn soil 40,
blasted The cost " she eoFk h not
greAter than any shrsfsy FARMER can
aaasd " lhc experiments that arr
nov helng s0Rdoe,ed prove xuccepx
fal farming methods via b. con.
pletels Fcsolntionlged,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-13
tiwinigtUtinn hurcaus taHs,,li.iat,.
'Ceps'nped on page .l

timsinigtUtion bureaus toHs,,llsiais
'cens'npsd on pagc ll
riAiNvlEw. rsSsa. Jan ie oa
Fshrusfs . enc resas a pseine amt
International a Cnesi Northorn raH-
rosfs wiz form ip'afr an sErlrai
tursl department hrrr 81 IS Car
ldse noa Immigration assent t,r the
Goult Hncr VIII have charge of ffr
department
oDrpF w expert agrifui,nfists
and hofticuliurisis eIn he amplarea
90 1ireei an educational Canpsisp fnf
farmers in iris state aua toualara
Tho nce department viu aHnsts
with both the state and naiiouai -
parimenis Tor the Improvement les
conditions Special efforts vln g.
maar to enoonrsre tiycrifirafinn af
CROPS aud ihs upc Of commercial ter.
uuasrs
rte ipsumsat elll mraeh az tii
urct AIRY lniorma'lor desired
fh.pash men eho arr exports % al
Kisses 90 scientific aeriennure siotN
RAISING daivsiu cft
For the present TIE efforts az ftr
departmepl viz n tesntea fo Fssf
roSas aud l.ouislans hai lstsr on 80
l. ,hc intretiop ~ ihp comran,rs ia
carry The ~ers 20 an districts ora
,orsva hy the two railroads
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-13

PHILADELPHIA. IA lar il
Motorias ceiehflties from an pAfis VI
ihc eonnirs hase arrived IN thla cify
a. to- advance raard ot she armg oi
makers. factor, esperts and dcmon
atruters go cn-orerptr ia thc eleventh
annual exhibition ~ enc rhiiadeiphis
Aeiomohlie frsAr Association. vhirr
o. 90 open Ca the public tomorrow So
the Firsi and Third Regiment A.
nlorivs The earl, arrivals Included
several manufacturers 81 motor as
clos Tires and accessories ln sdAi.
iicn 10 che heads of the hiE plants
engaged Ga she exclusive production
oi pleasure ana oonmrrCial vehicles
Tho shcN this year a. 90 DO t~n
weeks srsslon The FIRST NeeR a. ta
ao Devoted eNeiasiycis 10 xasoie
cars The elcctric schiclcs Vil IA
their iunines the secona week