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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10
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untsr isinem RopfiiHen peritedi bate,
snfduig entlub. nls sr nuftsben spcllie.
poli3sileutnant Self. Gibbons iteilie
cine llnisriuhung an uno erniiislts
llmitdnbe, tptlds bic Mnnnbme naheies
gen. bob ss iitb nm sinsn StlbftmcrDs
psriun bonbsIi. i5rau Toro Caring.
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merien st1eigi babe. er tperbt Isintm
2tbtn elm gHoe MAIDEN, fnns ltins
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surhdsebrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10
Sic Gbrlihf.it i'm apnsreR.

Ni6t gang 10 oirstt, pie oas por sis
nigeu gagen Seitens bss Rsprdiens
tdnten Ranbel bon Seros geI6ab, sr=
bob Der republituniI6e, ReprGientant
2inobersb bon WirnsIota ben gOrs
lpuri, boh Die Witgliebsr i'm 5dus
uno Senat BON Sorporutionen beeins
fIubt piirosn. gstrsffs oss Sommits
tees, oas bsauftragt III, ben 8sibs
Iruit gu unteriuten, fa9ts 2inbberob,
bub cine In3abl WlitgIisoer b.F.lbsn
ppn 2euten beberri6t perbsn, beren
peri0nli6es Wirten benz 8emeinnobl
nahtbeilig lit; fsrrer bab bic msiften
Witglieber beg 3ommtttess an 8ans
ten intereHirt isien unb WalI Street
oie Waht babe, bic 8anten sin3us
i6udtsru. gluf 9runb oieIer 5batiQs
den, foroerte 2inobergb Die PaFirung
elmer Rsiplution, ponuh ale Mit9li.s
Der bss SGuiss gsbaltsu isin iOlIsn.
eiuen auspeis gu Iief.rn, an DeI6en
Gorporationen unb 9anten lie uno
lire 5amilis betbeiligt isisn. Wer
oisIsn Nuspeis psrpeigsrs, bsfI.n
Rame fOls i'm offi3isQen Organ bes
aongreHes, oem nGongreHtonal re
corb", an ben prongsr gsitsut rpsrben.
Wiepisl 1T an bieisr Qntlaee Wahs
res unb ME biel llebertrsibung2 Sbns
offi3isls unterIu6uns piro iid oa.
riiber nitts Gsnaues srmitteln lafen.
Sic lit fpobl ongsorbnst porben, bat
ober bisldng niht ituttgefunbeH.
5isrin ftnbsn mir einen 5inger3eis.
Der ndb.rs 8euhtune peroient. gsz
fanntlia 1T Die GinIssung oss Inter
fuhungs aommittsss unter ftpersn
aGmpfsn srfolgt. Die tonieroatipen
9emotrdten spplten BON elmer Hahs
fori6ung oariiber, ob Elm 9slb 5ruit
.ri5tirt, abIolut nihts rpi'Ien. Grit
bic Srohung Der rubitalen. Demotras
ten, nit 5tlfe Der gleihgsfinnten R.s
publitaner eins iolhe nnterIuhung
sr3tpiugen gu pollen, DsranlaBte bic
aonierpatipen, in bic Grnennuna
zines aommittees ein3unitliaen, Qbsr
| Tie ma6t.n 8sDingunsen betreffs bes
gerionals oes aommittees uno ocE
Reiultat mar, bab Der 8orfiser Elm
aonIerndtiDer III uno bieIer bat ges
| tern, nabbem cine Gn5abl Nrfpner
aug Wan Street als 3eugen boreela.
ben fporben, bic 4ntiinbiguna erldiien
pab bic untsriuhuna Bis auf Weiiers:
perihobeu fsi. .4uf Weiteres" III bi,
biplomatiIhe ausDrudstpeiie fiji,
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una pirb ni1t itattfinben unb 3fpol
pestpegsn. neil bic tonierpatipen De.
mofratsn, bic fie pon anfans an MIDI
uuffommen laHtu MOLTEN, Tie Derbins
bern. Das ldbt aus bem Grunb'
tief bliden. bab bic 4ebauptuna Dor
Der grtiten3 zines GelD Srufts MIDI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10

Gnis Stnl. elm Trofnlmsausffer.
otFen Eiano ii6 om grano Central
gabnbof befinbes, befhperis iih es.
itern beim poliseifef iiber ben friibts
rsn Geiettip uno iesissn g,plisifl,n
Deter Oil.onan. Gr beihuloist ben
Hsamten. ibm aeiisrn Woreen i'm aor.
ribpr Dor bem poli5eissrift ohnt alIs
8sranlaHuns einsn syauItibloe in oas
Bsfiht perIsBt 3u babsn. GiItanou
beitrtiisi bisis HeIfulbisune. Doll.
sti6<f Gcpelcn IN nit sintr llnisrfus
dung beIhdftigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10

Die pteIen Gifenba b n =
unfGIIe Der IeBten 3sit psrbsn
pom 5a4tennsrn Der aroBen 9e'tnins
cigteit unp osm Taperen 9etpiat Der
eiienbabn3iige 8ugeI4rieben uno ME
Die Mstalurgen srtldren. lit es niht
mDsIit, bisIem uebel Ourh oidere
Shtenen su iteuern, neil bds 9eptht
unb Die Reibung Ole Itdrtiten Saitnen
5srTplittern. Die ,3iige mii1sn lang
iamer fabren unb ourfen ri6t 10
fbper belaoen psrbeu. 9luh bic Di'
perftanosfdbigteit opn StahI bat ibre
9ren5en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10

Sur Stunbs, ba mir bas Ihreis
ben, Iheint SaFt in Suinois untsrlss
gen gu fem. Dieter S6Ias oiirfte
bubur6 parirt iperoen, bab bic repuz
bIitoniihe apnpention Don Sem Yort
bierourh ith peranIabt Icben tpirb,
tbre 0eIsgaten fir gaft gu inftrutrsn,
mos anfdnsIth niht beabiihtigt mar.
2luetn bas Gnhert nihts on Der : hat
fade, bab RooiepsIt burh ben Sieg
in Suinots fart in ben 8oroergruno
riitt. Denn mir aud tpeit bon bsm
3ugsftdnbnib sntfernt iinb, 5ufts
Domination als psrloren 3u betra6s
ten, 10 ldBt ftt bod auf Der unoeren
Seite niat beitreiten, baB feline 4uss
Iihten peIentIich getriibt limb. 9as
8ooispeIt fpe3ieu 81 Gute tommsn
plro, 1T iein grfoIg in elmer Bolts
4bItimmunQ. 0as lit Elm umitano,
Dem bic goIititsr sroben Wsrtb bels
meITen, oa lie nit Der 5butIa6e red
nsn, oaB IdIisBlid bod niat iis ben
9rdIibenteu srtpGbIsn. ionbern oas
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Ihieo in Der ,3obI pOn Rooispsltz uno
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tum 9erer 5u3ufubrsn, Die an teine
beItimmte Snitruttiou sebunben itnD.
Giir Saft fpriht jeooh nod INNER oi:
nett gr0bsr. 3abl BON 0elsgatsn. Die
CT gsgsnpGrtia Dor RopieoeIt Opraus
bat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10
(Sir bos GiHeiuBaties BoI.stIoti" }
8erliner VlauOerei.
Guitap Dieb's .5ansmduie". Slto
Griinins als Wittpe aummerion.
xDas 2eben 1T 70 umItGnolih"
.Warsot tam mir seItohlen pers
ben" unb anbere Rppitdten.
gerIin, ben %. 1edr5 1912.
Ias 9eben iii 10 lunitan0lidl

,,2as SeDen III 10 ll!IlltQn0Itm
9ns iaet Die uniibertrefflihe Slfa
@riining als Mitttpe Summer.
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- ieoesmol, 1penn iie ionit nifts 81
iagen rpeib. mas ihr ndmlih allie au.
genblide poiiirt llno lie iagt es itets
10, uls lage Elm tiefer Sinn 0arin.
Gnbei paBt Der Sinn nienaiS 70 red)t.
Die 1braie trifft INNER Elm ipenig an
Der Situation porbei. lin bennnh =
ooer etIua 0esiuegen2 fIselt Dieie
bnmme gemerfuna nit Dem nnnndp
abuIiheu Ioniaa Der Griinins ber'
raBen, oaB man jeoes UiaI lnut los
laden muB.
nGas l9eben lit 10 ,irnitanclih"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10
NsrD?

Ter Heetr Aiharb Smitb bon 90.
1913 Central Apenue iiarb ssilsrn I'M
itdbtiihsn 6oipiioi an ben sJoIatn ii.
rts ShdoeIbruds. ipelfer ihm nm
30. Wdr5 ipdbrtnb timer S4ldssrsi
IN Gaionid. An. pom einem 4aiYess.
noiFem bsigebrohi norotn Iein iolI.
pcli3el unb Coroner ipurben bsnud5s
ri&tiat anD fnb nit elmer llHtsfIas
dung bsf36tiSt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10

Spinns. uno Weber beitreiten ods.
sic iagsn, rab ibnen beher geoient
mare, tpsnn an Der 8orIe niht ipetu-
lirt piirns, feRn alsoann tDnnten tie
nit feitsa grei1en rehnen.
4IIe an5et6en Iprehen oa-
fir, buB RpoiepeIt unb Ga 5oaetts
suiommen mebr Stimmen bGben iperz
ben, als 5aft. 9amit Iiset Die Gnt=
iheioung, mem bic Domination 5ufal.
len tpiro, in oes gritereu Sdnben, ba
niht unSunebmsn 1T, DaB ga 6olette
Ielbit ben Sieg bappntragen, fonbern
1Leia na6 benz sritsu 0ablgan9e ii6
gu entiheibsn baben miro, mem er
IcineStimmsn Susupsnbsn Wi0.ns lit,
Qnaeiihts Der 9lei6sn politiihen Ins
itouunsen Ipllte IS I6etnen, odB ga
5plette fir Rooiepelt eintretsn rpirp.
ql[Iein bic 9itterteit, nit fpelaer er
gegsn Den Gr.qrGiioenten reoet. ma6'
iold2e 2lnnabme speifelbaft. Sn ben
Iesten Reoen beIduloigt sr ben Grs
Brdiiosnten uno beIIenIntdnoer brett
pes Dortbruhs unp 8errat6s. Wie er
barlsQt, babe sr bic aunbioutur aui
o1s Yeriprehen untsrnommen, ouB er
uuf Ropiepelts llnterItuBuna rehnen
t6nne. 9lber nahoem ieine Grfulge in
petihiepenen Staaten ertpie5en bdtten.
bob bic 9oItsmaTen enti6isoen bi:
fprtIdrittli6e Rtttung beopr3ugen.
babe RooTepelt iih ais Sunoiout ss.
meloet. gsi iolh peri0nliher 8eretst
belt 1T taum oentbar, bab ga 5ollett'
feline urterItiiBung aopiepeIt 5unen:
ben lpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10

Mifdey gle ssue grsbe lbcgtalle rid belfsril
xSutrfe Hif eiBsul EAenf Endsf pcu Nipkensa
Uelts onder. Nsk aifbi rim besxIines IfHsrt
i Gents. aeirh ii pser Mrpnss6 aererlielI1 =
IrbbMreH, cronren aitrousE Nab a4ofeiec<.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-09

will be glad to know that. on an in
vestment Of 5000 for five acres 4
number Of years ago, Mr.. Sickle
has realized very nearly ten fold. or
$3.50. By recent sale. The worthy
couple expect to reduce their cares
by selling off most Of their chickens
and finding a location where they can
take life more easily. Their daught-
er and son-in-law live in Los Angeles
where the parents can look in upon
the Hubbards on their weekly mar
ket trips to the city.
Supt. Mosher is now in the con-
tracing business with his brother at
San Diego. and played the guide,
philosopher and friend for his form
er high school pupil, Edgar Aiken,
recently-Edgar has again connect
ed up with an engineering party,
this time in San Diego. and has re-
sumed acquaintance with our neigh
Dor of several years ago. Frank
Clough, who has been holding sal
arled position as engineer in San
Diego fora number of years. We
are hoping to meet Mr.. Mosher and
the Coughs during the year just
entered upon.
Hope to have opportunity to look
uD a number of other Redwood Falls
people OF other days the coming sea-
son. but with the rainy season over
due, we will probably stay by our
own fireside we have to have one
in California at this season-for
some weeks to come. The thermo-
meter dropped to 20 above this
morning, which is more unusual than
20 below in Minnesota.
ia.
Cresthope. Dec. 18th, 1911.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-09
MINUTE PRAYER.
Canadian Writing 800 Words on Grain
of Wheat
Cresthope. Dec. 18th, 1911.


Bert Hendley Of Edmonton, Alberta.
is challenger for the peculiar cham
pionship claimed by Bauch Mordecai.
son of Zeebi Hirsch Scheinemann of
Jerusalem. He has selected a partic-
ularly large. perfect grain Of wheat
and is engaged during his spare winter
evenings in inscribing upon it in let
tiers so small thar only a powerful mi
scroscope could make it readable a
prayer for the duke of Connaught He
expects to complete his task this win
ter and will then forward the odd lit
tie token of loyalty to the executive
The only other known instance of
such difficult and painstaking work is
that of the champion prayer of $50
Hebrew letters upon grain Of wheat
for Sir Moses Montefiore. Sir Moses
kept the prayer until his death. and i.
is now in the possession of one of his
friends. Hendley intends to inscribe
800 letters on lis grain OF Peace river
wheat
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-09
TO GIVE TABLOID OPINIONS.
Justice Whites Invention For Relief o.
United States Supreme Court.

Skeleton opinions have been invented
by Chief Justice White TO relieve the
supreme court of the United States ~
much tabor He has named them Of
fcially memorandum" opinions.
The new sort of opinion was design
ed TO meet the heavy demands upon
the time and energies Of the justices.
1ue 10 the increased number of cases
iaken under ldyiSement since Chief
Justice White came To be the head Of
the court. IT will relieve the justices
from making an exhaustive statement
in regard to all the facts and law con
rerned in each case and yet will give
to litigants more reasons for the
rourt's decision than would be con
tanned in the time honored per curl
am" opinions.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-09
coURTING PARL0Rs in CHURCH
These, With Billiard Rooms, Proposed
by Boston Methodist Minister

These, With Billiard Rooms, Proposed
by Boston Methodist Minister.
Counting parlors for the young wom-
aD and billiard and poolrooms for the
young men Of the parish will be estab-
lished by the Rev. George f. Durgin.
pastor of the fremont Street Methodist
church. Boston. if his plan meets the
approval of his board OF trustees
II would clean out the basement Of
this splendid church. and into that
basement | would put attractions that
would appeal to young people" says
Mr.. Durgin in outlining his scheme.
What harm could ever come if we had
a pool and billiard room or bowling
alley and gave opportunity for enjoy
ment free from corrupting influences?
Why should the basement of our church
be used for lumber storage when par
Tors and counting rooms could be pro-
yided therein. the use of which would
he moral factor in the redemption of
the CITY ~
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-09
MAPLE Strip FOR AUTO OIL.
G. o. Abbott Finds Machine Runs
Smoothly and SweetlY.

G. o. Abbott Finds Machine Runs
Smoothly and Sweetly.
Maple strip is found to be substi
tute for automobile OIL The machine
runs smoothly and sweetly. as it were.
on maple strip.
g. o. Abbott, a grocer of Brattle-
boro. Vt. who has an auto. keeps his
spare oil in an old maple strip can.
His son put a can of real sirup in the
cellar near the oil can. Mr.. Abbott
filed his crank case with strip BY
mistake and ran his car twenty miles
before anything went wrong. Then.
after coasting down a grade with the
clutch thrown out. the motor cooled
and the strip crystallized on the pis-
ton.
Mr.. Abbott says IL he had kept the
engine running he would have finished
The run on sirup without trouble.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
.FREAKISH WEATHER
\ SEVERE ON CATTLE

SUNDAY afternoon witnessed o.t
OF the longest stretches OF SUNSHINE
visiting this section OF the state 'or
several weeks. and was followed a
nightfall by perfect cloud OF Zoo
or mist that wrapped the earth Ike
pail, SO deep that liEhts could peac-
trate hut a small way into It's depth-
This was followed in turn by a dri;-
zle OF rain that amounted TO almost
a sprinkle at times.
This state OF weather eXerted a
most depressing influence urcn tie
cattle men OF the country, for The
reason that Il chilled the cattle nj
most as might a rain In the after
noon early ice began forming not
alone upon inanimate but auimre
objects as wen. ntlrdipg ;he ant
mails in tho various biz pastures ana
ranches Throughout, this portion II
the Panhandle.
Already the losses by death have
been consi lerahle, and II is stated by
thosa who are recognized a. unQuos-
toned authority that a continuation
OF this or kindrcd weather will re-
suit in almost countless other deaths.
This being true. thc hope that domin-
ates the mind ~ the cattle man is
that the change NAV con- soon, aud
that o. continue THROUGH the sprln
time lFt6 The hoeiurinc-o f smmme-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
FAMOUS LECTURER \
X IS EXPECTED SOON

Or. a. c. Gaebelein. editor of "Oue
Hope" a magazine published IN New
York City. and devoted especially 10
the prophesies Of tho Bible, comes 10
Amarillo SATURDAY.. March &C., %
March %. for the purpose Of deliy
erinc a series OF lectures on the
Prophetic Word nr Gaeheloln
comes 70 Amarillo on the joint inyi-
tation ~ the First PRESBYTERIAN and
Ladies' Bible classes Of the citv.
While definite ARRANGEMENTS have
not been made rs 10 tho holding Of
the series. n Is likely that the dar
services viii he held AZ The First
PRESBYTERIAN church and the nieh'
services and the services on SUNDAY
viii be hold NJ tho First panfle'
church. (which laitcr church has er
ciouslv offered tho use Of &c hu'1
inc FOR this nnr9osc.
Dr Gaeholcin is man ~ door
scriptural knowledge. having given
tho most Of bic lifo 10 the Study az
/ the propheslee Of the scriptures and
his lectures promise 10 Do Of preo.
enjoyment and profit 10 all Christian
people Detailed announcement OF
The services viii he published Inter-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
DISTRICT COURT At
OALHART CONVENES

Dalhart Tex. March District
court for Dallam county convened
here this morning for q Elk week,
term with Judge D. y. I'm on the
bench. There are one hundred and
ten cases 90 the civil and appearance
docket and this win probably be 70
very busy term District Attorney J
W. Sel.ars of Hereford has been in
town several DAYS uroplri~r 10 trv
the cases on the criminal docket of
which there ere only few at this
time, and 10 assist the grand iurv
in their investigations. Judge Hn
first empanelled a grand jury. an.
pointing J : Woods foreman. and
charged them as 20 their duties and
method OF procedure. touching gen.
orally on the violations Of law which
they should look into. The remain
der OF the morninE was consumed In
empanellinF the petit jury for the
week and calling the civil docket.
the criminal docket being set Tor 10
.o'ciock, Monday morning. March II.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05

women 20 the Country club n paso
MILITARY Institute. Fort Bliss aul
1rarot AUTOS win leave from
sheldon hotel
2ro SGD m strort scrouliee
>n Gard parity musical am
.'.Us '.r.' .o women 40 ELS Clrb
Prizes for guests.
>."'H. " Smoker ~ chamber o.
commerce
off'ars ot thc Panhandle Stoct-
mems association are.
C.. r. Herring, president
p % lauaergiu, first vice rrcH-
sent
a. o. Mcdonald second vice rr,H.
dent.
Lee Rivins. treasurer
VIM liorrell. secretary
The executive committee consists
~ VIM G. lsaacs. J. G Hrte. W q.
slaughter william llarrcu j. p
stone. NJ V. Rrowuicld. Ed TYSON
W r Fuqua, J r Irving T. +. Bus
bee. W. + Halsell, T D. Love +. r.
Davis
Executive Committee and secrr-
'arys Headquarters az sheldon hofo'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
DON'T FRET.

We still sad heart and cease your
growling for beneath the snow
your bread is growing What il the
mercury drops twelve below. irSo
DAYS must be cold and chilly. What
II {, has been the longest. coolest.
snowiest winter any one but the very
oldest timers over saw in the Pan
handle Prospects were never bet
ter for great year and great
crcp anywhere han they are in
the Panhandle today
The fine crop of l911. which is
still heine thrcshed and marketed
has pre- everybody in a good work
ms mood Thousands and thous-
ands of back accounts have been
squared up which have made both
debtor and creditor feel better and
this has put new faith in men. FOR
men as well as f'r the country
There o. ouoneh moisture IN every
acre Of the Panhandle right nov
To insure the small grain crop II
pronerlv cultivated
The decided advance On milo maize
linked with tho opcninc Of the Pan
handle PACKING plant holds ort the
same opportunity 20 tho Panhandle
farmer Of today that indian corn
and Chicago offered the Illinois farm
or OF fortv-two wears AGO. for II
means more men viii pillow more
land, 10 raise more maize. N feed
more hogs. 20 make more money.
10 induce more men 10 hwy land I'm
the Panhandle.
The late SHOWS mean early pas
tire and few dust storms On ac-
count OF the great abundance Of feed
stockmcn saw their cattle are In bet.
ter shape 10 Withstand the cold
sprine trains than they were last
winter after an unusually mild win
ter.
There are only two reasons why
the Panhandle does not have a full
AfNAA 'iNH WY wa WV - VII "
blossoms, the other. late frosts. and
fortunately these two reasons are so
related that II one is overcome the
other disappears AS a result OF this
relation the housewife is almost
sure OF filling all her fruit Jars this
year.
u Is seven years since the same
physical condition prevailed that
we have now.
But AZ that time there was not
one acre under 'cnltiva't1 on whore
there are more than twenty-five to-
day. All these facts mean much for
every individual town and county
and point 10 the year 1912 as the
greatest period OF advancement In
the history OF the Panhandle.
w. A. Warner,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
CIVIC LEAGUE WILL
X MEET NEXT TUESDAY

Announcement was made recently
to the effect that a meeting of the
Young Mems Civic League ~ ANA
rillo will DO held tonight. bat this
was in error az the session comes
according 10 provision OF the bylaws.
Mach -. NJ that time q three-cor-
nered discussion of iho commission
form OF government viii claim attcn-
tlon Of the organization. the sneak
ers prepared fort that OCCASION being
Judge Lon D. Mars and Mcssrs pip
kin and noolev
At tho Dncomine meeting. other
subject and other speakers will he
selected n is the purpose Of the
organization TO keep llvc ami timely
matters before the organization. and
through the League before The peo-
ple of the CITY. and movpe those in
the surrounding country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
FOUND RELICS
IN PATAGONIA
Amherst Men Make Oiscov-
cries of Interest and
Real Value

New York. March After having
passed six months devoted to scienti-
tic explorations in the wilds of inter-
ior Patagonia. the members of the
Amherst college biological expedi-
ton are homeward bound from Bue-
nos Avres To New York BY way OF
London. bringing with them many
important contributions TO science
and a fund of interesting experiences.
The expedition, which left for Pata'
gonia on July last, is in charge or
Prof. F. b. LOOMS OF the chair OF
biology in Amherst college. His asso-
ciates are Waldo Shumway, Amherst.
1911; Layton Turner. Amherst. 1912.
and William Stein.
Letters recently received from Pro-
lessor LOOMS by his associates In
Amherst and from Mr. Turner by his
mother report that the expedition has
discovered some entirely new biolog-
zeal specimens and gathered much val
liable geological data. 1t has shipped
to the college four more or less COM
plete prehistoric skeletons, 10 skulls
and a large number of jaws, which In
clude fine specimens OF the Eocene-
horse, elephant, rodent primate'
notostylopus and a large variety OF
other specimens taken from the bone
beds discovered by the party.
Some OF the most valuable additions
to geological knowledge are the rich
marine deposits which the Amherst
men discovered, in some instances at
levels thousand feet above the sea.
Amongs these are specimens OF petri'
fed trees, some six feet in diameter,
which are supposed to have been
driven In by Atlantic storms OF the
prehistoric ages. In one spot they
found what appeared like an entire
raft OF these huge trees. Members
OF the party also collected the fossil
remains of marine life, such as
sharks teeth, alligators and turtles,
from beds hundreds of feet above the
present sea level Shells OF bivalyes
similar to the oyster but a foot or
more In diameter, were found In the
same locality.
The present expedition is the third
of a series which has been financed
by the Amherst class OF 1896.
Striking inland from Rawson,
small town on the Chubut coast, the
little party, with its tents, a specially