davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-27
FARMING
SULPHUR SPRINGS
ARE PUTTING
Leslie Canyon Settlers Put
in More Than One Thou
sand Acres This Year.

Do7glas Ariz. June 27.-With the
first rain of the season IN the sulphur
Springs valley, farmers all over the
southern end of the big basin nave De
gun blowing thousands of acres pre-
Daratorv TO putting in their bean crop
This information was brought 70 Doug
las bv. secretary +. p. Grlndell, OF the
chamber Of commerce, Who' win Z % =,
G. +. p. Smith, Of the university OF Ar
iona, visited the valley -.
There will be more than twice the
acreage put in beans esfs veal Chah
last year Practically every farmer IN
the valley is preparing q tract OF sew
eraI acres which viii be planted IN TINS
crop Immediately. The outlook Tor the
bean crop is felt to be excellent
Previous experience has taught the
farmers that the proper time to plant
is Immediately before the rainy season.
The ground being broken, soaks up
and retains the moisture with oeneLl-
Many acres in Cultivation.
More than 1000 acres are under cu4-
tivation this year IN the Leslle cahy on
neighborhood of the sulphur Springs
valley according 10 f1FIDst - n H. S.
who recently paid VISIT 10 that SCI
ton of the valley on business. me
ground is divided among about 10 faml
lies. the average being about 40 acres
to the family. .,,o,,
AS in other sections of the valley,
sorghum. milo maize and beans are the
nrincipal crops of the Leslie district a
depsrture from the hackneyed type OF
agriculture is witnessed in the efforts
OF Mrs Whitaker she mas piahleu
ana cultivated successfully five acre
field of oats The grain has now ma
tured aand made a fine crop, Heath
says. ..s,-,s
The field was cultivated by dry
farming methods. which proved sue
cessful in bringing in fine growth.
As a result Of the success OF the eXpe-
riment many other farmers OF the dls-
trict will plant oats next year
While the plans of tie FL PaSo q
Southwestern management in connee-
tion with the development Of the SUI
D1ur Springs valley are unknown, 1t IS
evident that the road is doing all IN
lis power to promote sclentlflc Iarm-
ing. This work is being carried on IN
der the supervision OF R. 5 Trumbie'
who holds the title Of Agricultural oD-
server" and makes it his business 10
travel wherever the lines Of the South
western touch, giving expert ADVICE 10
the farmers
That Mr. Tumble has some speclaI
plan in connection with the sulphur
Springs is believed here. He mas re-
Gently secured from the local chamber
fcommerce the names OF more t1ah
500 farmers who now reside IN the val
lev. These will be, 1t is thought, sup
plied with literature regarding the pest
methods of farming in this country
and otherwise aided
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-27

returned from Phoenix. Mr.. Chase has
been a constant attendant at the iegis-
latiEe sessions and is glad TO be back
home for a rest.
.lators from this district, returned
home from his strenuous duties at the
capitol the first of the week
ing for a grand ball to be given on
the evening of July 4 at Prettyman' s
hall in north Clifton. Adams orches-
ira will furnish the music and a large
attendance is expected
E ". Honeyman and wife, Of Mo-
renci were Clifton visitors this week
d. ". P. Eylar, who has had the con-
tract for the past year OF transcribing
the Graham county records, has the
job completed and part of the records
turned over to Greenlec county. Mr..
Eylar arrived in Clifton the first OF
the week and will remain here for
some time before deciding on a future
location
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-27
Have Been Viewing Road.
HARVEST SEASON Is ON
IN PLATNNIEW COIHT

PIainview Texas, June 27.-The har-
vesting Of wheat. oats and alfalfa is
on, and quite lot of alfalfa has al
ready been marketed The weather
has been ideal for the curing of the
crops, while last year the conditions
were exactly opposites Wheat and oats
have been experimental with under ir-
rigation here this year for the first
time and maximum yields have result
ed Irrigated alfalfa was shown to be
a winner last year, and much larger
acreage is under irrigation this year.
At least j wells will be putting water
on crops in this section next week, and
it is thought that visitors to the water
carnival will have a fair chance to see
what irrigation will do.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-27
EXPECTS 1000 FARMERS TO
ATTEND THE ANIMAL, NTEETTN

Austin, Texas, June 27.-Comrnis-
sioner of agriculture Kone, president
of the Texas State Farmers institute.
announces that the program for the
coming annual meeting of the asso-
citation at College Station on July %,
is rapidly being completed. 1t is eX-
pected there will be not less than 1000
farmers from over the state in attend
ance at this gathering. The different
railroads of the state have announced
that they will furnish free transporta-
ton to all duly accredited delegates to
this meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-27
DEMING AND MINIBRES VALLEY
RAINS ABOVE DEMING FILL MIMBRES RIVER and
SUPPLY WATER FOR FLOOD DITCHEs WEST OF TOWN

|, REIMBURSEMENT from DR.. j. NJ Williams,
consideration $1,000 Mr.. Mason's fam
iIy viii arrive shortly. He has already
begun the improvement of this land.
Senator c. j. Laughren went to FL
PasO on business.
Mrs. S. A. Cox of Silver City Is here
to meet her husband, who Is expected to
arrive here from Chicago. She Is visiting
Mrs. Hugh H. Williams.
E. A. Blevins came TO Deming in his
car from Silver City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-27

The Deming office of The 81 Paso
Herald is room II, Mahoney block.
Roy Bedichek is agent and corre-
spOndent.
The Herald's distributor in Dem
ing is the Leffler & Field Cigar and
News Store. The Herald will be de-
Iivered TO all parts CT the city same
night Of publication. at 60 cents per
month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-27
BUMPER CROP OF WHEAT
RAISED IN CUMPAS COUNTRY

Cumpas. Mexico. June 27.-Every-
fhing is quiet in this part of the coun-
try. The people have been gathering
the heaviest crop Of wheat ever raised
In this country, and selling at six pesos
a fanega- So far there has been no
rain in this country. which is a bless
ing TO the farmers on account Of
threshing the wheat. A good many Of
the boys will 20 to FrOnteras and join
Gen Garibaldis army within a few
days, as soon as they get the wheat all
in their houses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-27
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.


To Albert Rodriguez. to build five
room brick residence. corner Of Wyo-
ming and Williams; estimated value,
$500.
To F. r Yelton, to erect shed, IA
Mesa avenue; estimated cost, $50.
To King Worley, 10 build an apart
ment, Boulevard and Octavia street.;
estimated value, $4,000.
Deeds Filed.
Ysleta, Text H McBroom to
Lamar Davis. IL acres, Ysleta
grant; consideration, $3.50; June Z, 1912.
FL Paso county, Texas. 7. Mundy
TO FL Paso county. one acre, survey s,
Concordia cemetery; consideration,
$500; June "A. 1912.
Montana, between Birch and Cedar
streets. NJ Gayle and Evelyn Gayle
to T. NJ. Mayfield and J. D. Mayfield,
lot Il and westerly one-half of lot 10,
block IS, Bassetts addition; consider
alton, $500; Feb. 2S, 1912.
Corner of San Marcial and MADEIRA
streets-A- NJ Rodgers and Walter s
Rodgers to Ed Patten, lots IL to 10.
block so, East FL Paso; consideration,
$4,000; June IS, 1912.
Licensed TO Wed.
Percy J. Watson and Bertha A Jones.
W. H. hobart and Juanita Lopez
Allen c. Staples and Anna May SIN
F. Guzman and Josefina Borja.
James S. Curtis and Mildred Crane.
Automobiles Licensed.
992-Maj. w T. Davidson, Fort Bliss
passenger Ford.
99S-Long Lumber company, Texas
and Austin streets, Z passenger Chal-
mers-
Bfrths-GirIs.
To Mrs. Ignacio Lopez, sos South
Kansas street, June %.
Births-BOys.
To Mrs. W. NJ Harkins, SIS Dallas
street June %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-27
SOME DAY.

SOME DAY.
I know not when the day shall be,
I know not when our eyes may meet;
What welcome you may give to me,
or will your words be sad or sweet
1t may not be till years have passed,
Till eyes are dim and tresses gray;
The world is wide, but. love at last,
Our hands, our hearts, must meet
some day
I know not, are you far or near,
Or are you dead or do you live;
I know not who the blame should bear,
or who should plead or who forgive,
But when we meet, some day, some
day,
Eyes clearer grown the truth may
see
And every cloud should roll away
That darkens, love. 'twixt and
Hugh Conway.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-27

osts months of hard work experimenting to perfect
this vegetable Alternative and tonic extract of the greatest
efficiency.
Mr. C. ". PAwLEY of ATillve, Calf, writes: I wish
to tell you that have used your Golden Medical Dis
covery in my family for twenty years. We have had
doctor called in but during that time have family
of ten children all well and hearty for which, great
extent we thanks to you and your Golden Medical
Discovery and Pellets which we use when sick"
DR.. Pierces Pleasant Pellets regulate and invigorats
stomach liver and bowels. Sugar-cOated, tiny granues.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-27
"Usin' liz Grammar"
sYes, Harold. 1t Makes GrandmA's Feet
Feel just Like Yours, Free From
Tfredness, Aches and COrns.'

"Your papa and mamma, your grand
pa and your grandma all use TIZ, Har-
old. And yOu'll use it. too, when you
get to be a man. Then your feet will
never hurt, or get tired That's why we
all use TIZn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-27

II you want the best lumber money
can buy, get yours from
Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-27
LA WIS.

Them but disease follows disobed
o there there,
Wldchery
bOodroo
the night
proportions, and you have
DOCTOR PIERcES GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-27

It took Dr. Pierce, with the of learned chemists
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-08
STlIKE is GOING ON
IN COTTON FACTORIES
Advance II Wages Pals 30 End
. Trouble In Lawrence Tex
tile Mills

Lawr~re~- Mass MzrvA TDesVEr=
yesterdays z"1z9ZzEs-&ZE q Increased
w&gsS IN All hZE TwU Cs z SgxrIEe
Ills 1s sErzks - Tia g@EzrzTEs e.
@CEAE8y WAS Ea nearer SsEEBEE@zE to-day
C.zE before EAE E@wx Ct the Increase
wzS rsgsTw9sL T-s 9EzErE1@ a rhA
STRIKE @253-S ard -aEy 50 rks EeE-
a@-x Gt rk@ G-Ez-EEs1 Labor kcszh@s e91-
timed SxrE-gIY IN szEpss-r 81 the
z-IxIzzE which greatly SL-
es@ss4sd r5e 8zr rE6e by the EMl
8w-@-S
TIE -@ee1-g e TIE Il STRIFE
eurz-Ezra~ at EA4 ~E-s6zSEr1GE Workers O.
the WGrb1 today Rad before Sc 1hs mat
zzr II deciding Gz E-1-ASr G~2-E@rEEcs
rer IKE <zSGUx--E-T=@ q TIE gE1-
erzE strike ceE-E-e@- TIE c1Egsrx Cs
rbe AEzersCzz WGaa@E company ard Ehs
ssxsGuvS g@ExzzIE-ss gz g1EeZ-zEaoG
Nc ChTs1rez were set t-1Z tbs city
20 Pnzz1ezpha to-day the STRIKERS
ru-nzFrzea kAEEng 3acn5sG to pasEDcEs
rhe @@zzrTzr@ EarzEse EE@ szSes 81 "a
ezrsn EE0 were taken EE-1 glS-1e-y
zsz Saturday ara s-L 1Ez1-Eg 2~s11z
" sE% GxzEZ-r
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-08
CAUTION TAKEN FOR
hORGhN'S ART WORKS
CzsEom E3Ese Iea Try to
Gard the Great Collection
Now Being Shipped

Mex York LzrEz E-CrZ<zL pre-
gzur50@ hvs been zz7Z bE the CTS
eC-S hause G~ZzECET11H "a gard 1e
ara treasures vI1@1 az -z-F -iZNg1s
and PORTED 5T j P6E-E21- LG-EzE
EEr1 his E-rup@&E Ezzs@Zzz and gal
E-5=s I'D EELs CITY curing tn transit 10
rs- E-4E 1sSz5-z-BJ- C4a4 lis
ExrEEsS t-vE LG-llz state EEAx Mr.
Morgan LzS E9zSst1 a V.EZxEf21 ot ssI-
Ts3- aR* 0C EEs treasures w1LS NHGzzRA
Malta EE9 1EEEE11 GSSSsss- seE-
aErwA1 ~ tie zEs2SZry EEgz-TDS-- IN
EsE@- TIE E-T @StScTS he3b@Tss -EA-
f5sR SFsf ldfI * Z CElszr SS1E-Ezr1
-EE E-S- s- z-EE- 11 -1@ zrZ works
aFrsgGT hzs 9e-E -scSzw@z5 and Ez1E1er
Is sTlsc-es5 #f-E- a Ezw 1zEa No<
aEa If TIA W1-sS Il art = hzzE1s5 bT
EGczl ELz-EEES q 9rErzEE-1 The
Gases IN wEEEa Trey arrive ara -Uc even
aEA-&5 and ss EvC5CsS - LISTS oE
@rrzGaas G@sErIsz-g E@ sLQ-s-E Zrs &c
g@E-zI without 9IESCzzG and PASSED
wE-y-E-- zEg-E-zE1G-
SECRETARY 81 the Lrezs--T N1cTsagH
detailed DEpZT AplCzzss< Nathan 70
70 abroad and ysEE@=sEZ Ea ex-szE-S
Saza-1-szr 81 --E11O Malta 1-
z-S szGE articles packed 51r sLE
-arr and NOTES Eeszksr az E1c Z Sc
e--E-NE1 u 11zzEsE1gz free q duty Al
.rae1z-g q EEs sI--a-- hE-g fur
rxS-uy-= AEz-E-zEnGC might have
gz-se1 An E-TZ-y o. G@z-rUG-1aE 20 ssls
q tia priceless rasSSs Ct art
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-08
STRIKE VERY SERIOUS
IN MINES OF BRITAIN


LErS51E- Mare TIE great pss--s
Il the united E-g10@ particularly
rhso<e situated In WaBsz -uz wakcn
coal Is S1EEze5 To every part C Tia
xurI1 and -h4 g@mEsrS Of tn iron And
<y=sK ZlSzr1s= cave rzElrzEE been rhs
first 10 t=4E Es effects q the STRIKE
81 -grs tHzr l-lsh. $40 csszE -z-zrs II
ErgEAzL Scotland and Wales
Macy Ersgz works IN vzrhsgS districts
elsewhere ehe 60ckS have S0Eas przexSc-
rIvE-= AID Eke lockers and w9rzr-az
Employed r. rhA local Industries have
asez rhrvEr CEr C wCrk Cat cruwIs
1f tEssH -&n Er1e-EG EE C@ streets
dEscTzszz-E she 1EspErE
TcZs Tar Lze<e have h@SE - disturb
azscss sryTnsrS- IN Sss1-1 Male hzE-
ever rEe EEzE 0wEErS r rEsEarIrg
for s--ze-vEEc5e@- TN@y lave h&d walls
5-Lz around rE- mines and nave Laid IN
great scores q r-uvf<n01= IL anrefra-
rrz a- q Eacg sa@gE
TIE zLr1aG and STREET car services
IN -zrE gs-1@S hare heer s-SI further
Cww-zEh=6 tas1zv- O-1T TWO zEszE naz-
uEF11 Ez-Es IN ES entire are
s-E1 NJ w0EF O-S e1 these l. IN Navvh
wzEas EEs1 TIE Other zzzr Berwick On
E-z Scottish eGr5@r-
TE@ TIN -AaEa wsawE OF W2hsz ara
elE<S-- 1EwE rErN1T owing 20 lack %
coal SIX E-r5-sI NILS viii be 55Ea
~z1r Z EEE days and AAasaE men wn1
are ezpEoxaz VIII lie 1hruEE ezr a.
UJr
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-08
HOME OF PASTOR is
BURNED IN THE NIGHT
Event Comes As Sequel TO Els
Indictment By Grand Jury
On Perjury Charge

Far- wort Tex Nzrrs a -sw
-1Gzrs a-E Rev l. Franz LGyrI pas
tar CE tie Fzrx- Ezz-ls- e1ErcA k11
5esz Indicted 1a E5@ charge aE peg
Fry. RS hgEze kzrzss5 5GE1 Es- nAgA-
L cr-s . EySeErs5zs sEszEzE - III
equally lys-srpgzs gEzrE al Swzzzs =
xAcn tina sAA1s3z EE-rzZg minister hAS
1g-E@1
-4 EaSr Starring GsvekgEEz@1- cane
klSr nat when a1 -erTzrw.
NG-r@ was cAarEssz wEh having wrE-
ten letters 70 hk-z@E III wh5ch e ZAs
th-s4rszsts W-A 5ss-1 Il he I'D not
cave z1WL
Norris Ers- zErrz<xa5 a--sn-5g- here
W rz-Eazg-z tor E~zFgrgsEe-E O. --n-
AE1Gzagz EEM& TnEz N0--TS declared an
a--4nzE A13 Ees- -zEGe IN 4szzss-s-s
E T1Ss was Followed 6y TIE EE@-
rzera1E q the FIRST B1E-1sr gzz-G1 By
Ere Merits reported = secsgGsS 4r-s-rx
nz5 Saen ras5e On EEz Fife zszsy TEES
sEI he Travelled with q b1s1F guard
Thea ~ EnasE1 tie warning b<rxrs
wn5e1 zE- rEgAr E1e E2z1 Ezry g.
EhzrsI Norris -rgEs 10 E-nse1 Morris
cAEr-as @~-ErzGT#1 u great 54aE G H.
raE-5GG 90 ELS c. EGrE
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-08
PHONE SYSTEM rs
QUIETLY AT WORK

Kansas Crv IA Nxxrn "A hsau
x-oNexnoNpr = 80 &c. Cr Horre
-sS@rhr-A crrn-A-E wS w xaaS 10
rAa Tszzrha0rs S+rzrTr5=- rc-rx-y. az
West VTrE1ra SAYS TIE s-aI -ezrr enzx
Kznszz City an IL territory now wE
U-zs=r IRE srrr-us a. IT, Arzrr~zn Tai
ereare and T=ke<-xun c-,--x-v Tat
= rna r-zx- orzrEus 5v p NO-xzr
10 take oxz~ to- Rsr Sz-zuarneS ard the
Wesrsrr Tz5oo TeSEsSS Sr-rary
s4 Sail
IN S-z-gzzE --aH M ~rass1ss,ra cir
eaS 4 3 xrCwr r-xr - T-sss-hvre
Securities esor-raur rs We<~ yYrw5-EA-
w~ser rrw ryu-r-ssz rNs Ea-SS s-y
Eo--@ T4L~rgy7u@ wg--nnrv All nj tns
f1sepe1sznr srcaazres ana teE Has IN
r~Es ra-r=-r-v Es CrEg S-bs5szav eI0--
-a-T ~ -Na r--~
a. -
-
~ - S R
-
- A H
- - e IS
- GA x -
G4
~ 49,
$3.50 s1 - -
MI Sy sAsA 80
@N
SIS
I@a 80
- -
Az ~S ~ A
lHsIs Es -
EAT p" - &~ ~
-
1 $3.50 ~
$3.50
Z- q -oA ID
So
rs - -
A EE0- -
c2rE1 .E -
~
-
-
-
~
-*+ 49, eN1
cE - -
% 0 - O1
s "a!
1 E =
@EA WEI ~ -
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-08
REPORTERS FLOCK TO
HOME or ROOSEVELT

0vS-- Bay. ~ T. Marco The
seg@ oF SEgA-srs Hill hegzE Tes-a--
5xv. wa@n CSAazeg R~0s1seSeEf mad Els
E-se -~Ea@ra- III ks h1-z= e1wr s1E=
nns 6agEErEE5u1 e wLTsrag-ess ID 4gcsq-
t. ureSz-zzEE EG--zEAa1E tE4
-ssz-@5 kzs-&E51Z af sEc-9zroEExsE-S and
-sEeEr4EG Gp=EzE0rS came down 1wE
N@w To-E EI-A 14 gtz65-sL r4a1y t1s
r-s cx-p7lG E-uZ Eo~ -EL As re-
uuEzHrAz -rzzEGE&I meets
rur r1a s@SgEe2 hzs 1@czA1as5
70 b. interviewed EEZ7 II S~aEzz1cs
EL hEz EesEs-z2T kS sgz1zaG EkS
Smz-zres ExG tie campaign by IeE1zg
rNe eZhrgR Ha wLS per<=g-ET wiling
10 rzE- nZ- SaBz there WAS E1z q shErg
u szE sz Es1- The L-EE@zSzzZ gath
cred wEs E-z- hs Euxz51 do ss1=-z4 plain
rzEsE-g A@E7rg -E Eg-r E
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-08

Psaing CHA Mxrgn a. 8erCS re-
e--1zrcs es EEScry5e~ occurred tcsSzy
E-sz = 5~eE2cA-sx1z Ct artillery. h4&1e1
1T Il AMI EzarTAeG 10 ths palace Of
Duke 49, HsaznG tzShsr @f -A@ @--
Ersss 59vzSsr. and SEeEAe9 cgw1 rn@
SA Tnsy kosce3 u large 2z1cG1E ~
E-1p@-rY And szrEeS = rs7re501 % 1hz
Sa-AE@
TIE Pskf-g minister's he<~- AFTER n
e~Ss-tzrs1ess ave 6eNH3sG 70 r-Erg Rita
Psz1zg Al EA4 1SGSEzh6e foreign --9.S-z
s-zr1sGez1 IN A5IEceEE Etsr-s q CAzzA- a
1G-wS II Lees r-u0Es 81 Ezr101s r&EGaz-
AE-eS viii arrive here rgEng--0w-
May EzzsSacz1r-@$ have 1<4s-
slaughtered kv ths --EEle@rx N PE3
THg - zgcor1Ezg - = reEs1rz r=csEvssz
h@ss to-day II - rhxEzgNz prueahaA
II wei Sr<Gr-zel circles that
oz2T q 20 EN1 EAve h@~G kEz=d II s.
o-1@<s1 E1zE Es=s arr R1Ezzz Gaia
041rS
Although last zzxa- ra--fes q sod
Ecs eeA9rzgrEE 10 -Ae 2r-y ~gssE--zrx2es1
RI lang Ez&i CHI were engaged
raa-ss4WeS - kssrszE tgat.zy they s0ggzz
rHs ks7cErs In The azEzxirS 81 -hec cry
P-Ss1us-s rh@w vac& were sz-zzrf9Y
1eGarE-z-s@ and -zry H@xtE-Ss hss1SEs
ar EE1z- In L1@ Streets In wz-p1GS parts
Ct EzS city In tire Distant part &C
TIE EaS- city. considerable --aGsSa Gc-
c---S1 Wk@se streets e sAaps were
&s9Zs6 ard Ez.y agZseS ws-s set %
E-s-
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-08
TAFT MEN cAos-s
.aba n T. MARI L-wHnn n

P-~AAM " T. LGr-l wv L21 n
DAr5s&7 ~ Bz+a4A @- E-
yarws@S Z SEzzExgES~ Al NazgzEZ E1zzS
as71A azhe-eE-s Ct PEesa5ezr Taft Es-a
ef-zsea as E3G ~repzz&EME2 prrzz2ry c1E-
E5EzRS fr frCZ tie FarZ&erk
E-rnE-zss1M-zz %EsE-SG- 10 EEa E2-1cEzl
cr-TEzrna1 AAx1 EwsEang-
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-08
MACH nuHllL

Washlgcan NGrgh 4-Ezyar - w
Bzrr- rerzssnzI as34 TO p~resszsrr Tan
was enazzy <-xnre& A@axe &C absence ~
Ezr dN-axNrz@E1 FEr 0ze Esan<n arzz
New TC-k for TIE Ne1feerrans1E TIE
Aeawe wzx granted ez q szEg@z1s GER
tH@srz-a- He has hsen e Ps0r hExzxH
Ger @STsraE -nd7EzHz
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-08
sLEZARn Is FATAL

E1E&r1- Gaia &2rrE 4-As . result
u exposure M-lAs AssE n u hZxz-1
EAz Sxg- oEGr Ekzs sesrza1n rsssEzzE.
lanes & H1a1a-z- aged D. and B0ybf
EsMzaT- G-a3 IL ere 5szz3 AEE1 -
r-zzGzmnaHE BSxA Ee-- Es&S-ssxS
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-08
MORSE HOPES HIS
HEALTH WILL SET
BETTER IN WEEKS
with His FaifhfuI wife. Kor1ex
WAN Street Man + Seek
ing 70 Hid Hfmself cf
MA1ady-

Gennn- Trzfy. sEarrh z-E N Ese~
msEa- saRz CE4rses VI Maxze - .
csrresrunzsez- ~ TIE freed
SAT cnarrfng xsrh kzm eR sMe saarrG @
me Kazser ARRESTS vErrnrzx O. rhe
wy frun VMEsxrxn<Ae 10 Eezra t0szE
-< an gees wE- - rwr<axel
skaIE be hz<x IN New Tork n th-s~ CO
rc1r -unrh@ and shse. Enre- %
thIrx a. aehs< th.n<x r1zz my hezErhL
As rh@ eorrs<ncm5en was r1nvSr-
xr WIRE Mr. Mcrs+- In Anzt p2zzed
Mon-a Carlo &az3 Ire n<-ssF0Ex1ezx
~vuwchxaEsd rhe HnsuxTz-s1n tAar III
Ncrs<z cd frsn6& sx-Naya< VAN
tnsrs- hzr Mr- M1rse keE< szz<nE
Ten he wsEr en-
-Bur Erx1 I want 10 90 - PzrIx :
get OCT EEz1 SEE whzx rhe Wnrs6 = GkA
I did Errex1 guEng to Ba1 ZsxkezM TO
rzke the czax-. hmt they tel @e = =
esd aEst GEszx-e@anae therv m xhtx
season 0f shs year 80 7 rhSrk fE wfa
% -4 nrre xzax1 % szke = rxx< and
the air On hssar3 this beat wkT1e I Am
garrE1rrahzA4
psser-s-sa d CT WsM
When 4 get haek my E<azxhL -
rrupcs@ 20 6a g viii puwsr znd rk1rk
csEmr fuw zEvThzmE essz<zEEe6 ME-
Merse -rhsn I wEI rz1 Iy mzna 20
ether rhEnxx nmx wnra Tsen I SHALL
aissr mys~T 90 fssnk e. Essxhsnx ezse
sMr- M0rze greeted TIE egxrsap0m-
5snr ECsx eor1A2ly wh~n - c1De
aboard saying
yo are xh@ 1-sx rewsparer mAm
I've se@n IN sr n1sz-hA N0H rhxr !
think 90 = rhsssxA there = 0ne ex-
AknEz~ hU~ / MAS So hi rkz< I Id n1k
kr1w II - Was n resxzgap<x Ezc o.
q xkerl-
wsss Is ssry pukss@2
Mr. Moose Was seated hes&z@ hEx
wife G1 TIE 6Eex- enjoying TIE SEzz-
rz~ER EpUEEraE-Nus r2EGrzEa 90 rh@
Me11<sE-aEean GmsS aE Mrs
euEe To rhs -EpErnaS6zzg ccrr1zTO1-
6eEx~ saving
knew gen were q Mnn
and ewA1 Ey hzxHEszd - ~ sssE -
I saw Fsl EE eSrme@ EzxzkuFzxzzy -
n@ nuw- I zhn9aEk- that away GO ksr@
we mzzEA< e@ free fru1 III tkEs Tryfmg
pzhEzgf1y- hE1 l. szs@uns 1z are ssnnnze1
-BZr d@zrse- zEauw smEEryrS<e 20
ave Us oxn rszzru- rs n rl<nx
Mrs Morse xunzEed ms nmxwers&
We III Try nsT r0 Dc 6zxnHeezhEe-
nME II y91 Lad g1n@ EhEuEgn whzx -
hzGve ygza Ess1s1 not hEzEe E E0w
sE4rs for Ie 10 De pA1xznnx % rhe
presz
TIE csrresruz1enr azksd pezmiss5um
~ aka a -phneaxrzEh - Mr. % Mn
M0r~e rs t&sT sat ca Ehs de<
Nn1 wzh me In II szA Mrx
Morse. kzugsingET- n kave A1d Too
-zrh experience wzrh TIE rexsszxemce
nsTer Ensaw e TM& EErTzr@ n 10 - Ernd
oF ws co nn@- and xn<y have rznfzzkx6
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-08
BROWN MaNs scUT.

wa-egsaes- E4- NzrCa til the FzE-
e wrestling hs5Es - re <EzzC1 Carl
ErgEZ gE W1Kzw00 7EE-ErwsEg~
rhzEzznn nr the EAlEa wsss- 5eszzEsxz
~EszZ~ MgCIEzET- CT MZsEzrazs- Il rE0
s-rzzEET EzEs here &Sz zE-- T1s
E-xw IL wES wN- IN "a EEhEx-sz q
zsrssras and Ehs =eessznz II : =zz-zs8.
II zewoEx1S
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-08

EhEzx@s A1xEZ EA@kx24
xzxrzsxalzn 1ar S-zzx5EExx = Ecnn cum
pamw. wzz rR<c2Esed u L. xex11 RI -
2a9x8zx rrIzz sEszxy xnd Wx1 q1m1
FEndax1x N ExEzfng ghk 81 ex
drxane1 keeE
H Ezz - xenx e~ zuHn =
Snns xn@EznT wzn nurxK tzzmm 1nG -
ExeS Eae1 u t&e AeGmn m
- xnunpnU Em1e III
hF-rEud1r1z - - emxH Uahf
4uez< xknmxen = -
1mres - hy-urO1nn4
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-08

Exrz Hill L@- Mr. ~ NJ
E-EeEAr. 1I- - T&Arz AL 1gEgE = r1A
xrrur-aE -sz-EEEr. well .aEwZ 1-gZg-
oct Msss0u-L Ez Gr ELS 1CEza EEs
today
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-08

TsglE9ExlgM- HaMs11rxA- N&rwh L.
aEztssEzry nEssngl1x II AmzzEzzsz~ Yes-
rsrzaT CROSSED the Szn SAEvzGor f-rsn-
tier Enre HoSzsxras wIxh "a m@n an1
rarxmrea she 5crEer ruwn S< Arzme-
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-08
WILD OUTBREAKS
tn CHINA AGAIN

Mssnsnr.r~. March &-A s<rc.7
cecacA~en~ ~ Umsts6 Skates
e-9c0z RS eeen srcerec "a
lr-oses % Fskana fr1m Tssn Tssn
cztsn rer.sxed srsm thze ssty To-
e4y
The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-08
CHRISTIANS SLAIN
By ORIENTllS IN /
RElI6IOUS UPROlR
Those Who Are Caught IN the
Act Of PIl2ge Are Killed
On Spot BY Order of
the Premier.

pesSr3- Na-rh AT 7:3e thSs
eseesns tes~s<cry snes<Ens aszEa
began Fn sNs szty.
n 80 ee6esed ssze fUSn S&i Kz6
has csc Esm@ as hSs eorTrcl None
OF TIE trocrs ex=ere tAe M2nchEs
are - 10 se1enceG ~ md they esS-
c<n<ts ~ ea8y - e<seoS Ire aE-
>e~taa an6 SernseSen eSese&
districts c< tne sr1y are snSs s~s-
ssrs eesns rzseG sser by sArcnz,ss 81
enc oer- Ne FRESH Sres hSss &C.
Cured ts6ay. ssr tAare hss Heen
sc~s further kcoesrR