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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-20
&jGrligbeo cftcr 9poen.

Sslgenoe merfelise Siitorie for.
tGlles os nleO arap paa 8culioelia-
beo, og Den er iaa ~aanOeogtig roman
tiff, at Den eitbog bar puft Spiiat /
~teploftIfe og ipiritiife arebie, fortRl.
Ter "SrebIabet" / ariitiania.
6or Ell tppe aar iioen gif ser i
a%riltionia en- ualminoeIig paffer una
Tige omfrina % optog geitiGinger
paa Gilitfort, iom fabrifereoes al
benoes 5ober. Ser bar 2itbograf.
Zen Sopprenbe franife @icefoniuI
| ariitiania blep foreIitet / benoe 90
gtfteoe Jig meb benoe.
Senere blen ban uonepnt til apn.
MI paa Gpperu, bpor sgateporret le.
reoe mcget lpffelig iammen / Here
Iar.
Sor 10 gar iiben osee imiSIertiS
&onlulen. Sans Suitru, Tom taffet
bore Irpen eiter i'm Manb, er en- ria
Same, bar iioen tiIbraat lit 2ip meS
at lsse at fontme j Sorbinoelie meS
i'm aiosbe NanSS ganS.
Snn bar | Den auIeontng iobet va
optaae iom MeSIem al en- Mrnooe
ipiritiife Sorcnineer gerben runot
Tor at finoe ct WteSinm, bporiaien.
mem bum fan iaa Ell SanltaIe meo tin
aiosbe Wano.
Siotil bar bette life lpffeSes ben.
De, men bun iorti9tter Itaoia fine
Sorlss paa OF iita~nSbrinse en- ipiri.
tiff Sorbinoelie meo BAN.
0amen bar fra aIIe Solb SrS for
at bare Ell meset beaapet % inteli.
gent apinbe.
6ornplis opboIot bum fig / ariitia.
nia, bpor bun er MeoIem laapeI al
Den teoiofiife iom Den ipiritiitilfe
Screening. Sa,n ianot Dog life set TOR.
snifeSc Mcoinm Der heller, bporfor
bun orcg pioere paa i'm SGro, -
piitnof til England % Imerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-20

"a iaa bun pao BAN, % ban felt.
Oct JONI lto0 ban paa Ell lDs lloiigi
ioetianinie. Sor / gliffet bar noget,
lom lagoe Danl Oct, ban allerbeln oi!'
De bloc. "a islte ban @lGoer
TONNE op | Jig JONI en- breo GeIge,
% ban begDloic at lnaffe % lie JON
lorrpft on Sfoleoaeene, ON oeres
fGlles Wfinoer % alt.
San lfnIoe til Spiten opertage DC.
ltprelien al Apotefet % realiicre 5an-
fer % Soccer. San iaa glao paa benz
De nleo lit oDbe, msrfe glit. % BUN
teet oa op % 10 meo. SUN Iifte
lgrunoen goot, al ban talte meb ben.
De ON bette; men paa iamnle 3i0
tilnoe bun life iriglsre fig ior Gan-
fen paa giqeoet.
Saa bar De omlioer naaet irem
moo uoiigteiL og Der meote Dem ct
l%torllagent Spn. Sieloe JON itore,
msrtc alGnper ito0 op moo Simlen
% blegnet al oct enc bag oct anoet
/ gloaois no moo Soriionten. 2angt
noe Iaa 6ioroei iom ct Ipienoe blaa-
lig gelte me0 merfere Stremorag |
bueoe Striber. gaaber ieiIte iorbi,
ferlt en- laa ell, % Iaa after Ell. giil-
oen ltoo / De lpie Sell. San bar
lrem Stene % laoeoe Spoe al. Saa
iatte De iig peb Sioen al binanoen.
0ureoe fra en- fjerntliggenoe
Sos, % &illoen luite lirlot / Sspet.
San feIte Jig beruiet al benoeS RGr.
beb % funoe life iaa Ginene ira BEN.
De. Alt bar imuft, ipnteS ban, Sim.
oernes reoe Sploe, Saliens blGoenoe
Spiobeo, % &9berlle -! Gen Der
furoe -.
San iitret og ipitr9te meo Bon |
Stemmeu: "er on preo paa mig,
Solois2" Slot eiter. - gu, oct
9iuebe bar al min Sens Sorloueoe."
Ga iaa bun op glao operralfet.
"gr Oct innot, 8iaiam," iplrgte
bun. "Gr BET pirfelig ianot?" er
on life ~iorlouet? 2poer Oh ifte?"
"Rei, on" iuareoe ban, "iea lpuer
life. Seq bill aIorig lDpe for Dig"
SON tog benbes Saanb. "Sl on
ifriue til mig, naar on refer" ipnr9-
te ban. "8il on lapne mig liot?"
Sun beiet Sooet og ltamnleoe
"Sa, meget, on."
San aatt,ebe armene. "Gllfer
ou mig2"
90 faiteoe bun fig inc til bam og
ia moo bans aabne S9ber.
Solen iGnfeoe Jig iom Slo | Sa-
pet, % Suninatten faiteoe lit bleg.
,Iaa SfiGr oper Iaiene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-20
en- fureret 6rtnatus.

Set CT set iebpanlige - aaften
foIo, Sloen iluffet og @rrel'et inIot
al 8ss". iagoe Sr. Soban'en, iOet
ban iotte Jig oeO 6rofoitboroet oe alt'
lagbe en- Mine, ionl ON ban bar Ell
Martpr.
"aaifcn er 10 netop fogt", iagoe
Iru Sobanien, Der par en-, llge'oa
paffer. iom i%ornuftig &pinoe. seer
cr heller life folot / gpreliet."
$50 pitt, er Der folbt! Wten pGr
III, iaa mil at giue mig Ell 9ii, 'om
er aiennemlteat. Saauiot ieg peo, er
oi fife aanibaIer Der / SrIet - pl
ipiier life raat &ieo. Wten loa er
oct, naar man aIorig iaar en- Fi9e,
Iom fan itege Sli."
"Wten firre -" iagbe Srilet.
"Sia mig life imoo", aibreO Sr.
Sobanien benoe; leg ban greie poa,
bporleoes en- Oil ifaI pare. 90 life
er gpiien fommet, San nogen Iige
mig, bporior ri ifal iaa apiIeu cit
Sime ienerc emo andre Golf? %
bptS life llngen ~ilutter III nleo Sfri'
get lit, blir ieg gall"
"San bar ouot Tor SGnoer", lpo.
rebe 6ru Sobanien, iom mn relIte Jig
oo off irem og tilbage meb Sfrige'
balieu.
"gta, Grot", aibrso Sobonien bert.
Sc ifarpt; "bu iflGmmer bam bort,
set er Sagen."
Sriien tang. . men tPnfte poa.
bporIcbeS bcnoes Manb penSte op %
neb paa belle Suiet. pa ban for Ell
3io iioen bapoe Sanbpiue.
"Suor er Satten MINI" ipurgte
Sobonieu % reiite Jig fra goroet.
"geipnbcrIia. at heller life Den er
paa i'm YlaoS!"
Zen bGnger noe | @ntreen. On
bar ielp b9ngt ben Der, 6ar", lag.
De lille Seurif, ion iaa op ira i'm
BOG.
Scr M title garn!" iormane.
De 6rueu.
"&uQet / 5raffen min er enonl
life ipet igien". peobeIeu Den sr9tne
gggtemono. Suorior bar on life
giort Oet2"
Seq ifulbe bare eiort oct isaar",
iuareoe bans Suitru mnbifploenoe,
"Iten OIL oeb, Der fom 6remmebe, %
gutten bar iaa urolis mat. at ieg
fom op ienere enc alminoelie."
"unhifplbninaer bar man aItio",
iagoe Sr. Sobonieu; men leg for
iranr opriatia tall life, bpcrior intei
fan bIipe norettet | rette Sib Der !
Suiet."
Soa iorloo ban Stleu % imelote
Seren eiter zig.
SONS Suiru iatte iis neo %
sr90.
Sobonien bar ingen baarlis
Mauo 90 ban elifet fin Suitru. Meil
ban bar srinet, naar ban life bapoe
noset anoet at b%eitille.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-20
G~rolomanoen fit Hus.
iparebe bun.

S SoIarne ! Speriee er oct ofte
nofiaa uanifeIis for ~oeiiarenbe SoIf
at foo Sus ON Natten, fortRller ct
ipenif glab. gn 5smmerfierer fra
GernIanb fom iaaIebes en- 8inter.
fpelb til en- liben Susmonosplabs
beropbe iammen meb en- ltnggut oa
en- Set. @iennem 8inbuet ioa ban,
at BET brGitbte sobt paa 9eiien, %
Oct req op at Fiben.
San bouoe peret paa Sisie aanter
for, iaa ban pioite 9obt, BET life flln.
De lsnne fig at beoe ON IatteIogi paa
panlig Bis - ba pIeiebe Solicit bare
at ipare 0ei, og ioo bab De gierne
ben geiforenbe at paffe fig, ON oct
iaa eiaIot 9ipet.
Wen Ssmmermanben bar en- Iur
aar, og ban aatet at tage Solicit paa
Ell anben Waabe.
San iaebe fsrit til 8utten, at ban
lfuloe Itige op paa set lape Stueta-
get, og ban bialp ielp @utten of frp.
be oioop. Saa faiteoe ban SeIteopf-
feret pp til @utten % iagoe, at ban
Ifiloe tage oct % title fig Iiee peo
Sforitenspiben meb set.
go iua bprer on tlsie efter", iaabe
ban, og naar Oh bsrer, at ieg banter
| Eei'emlren isrite 8angen, iaa leg
ger on 9Gffenet ober Yiben. Maar
leg banter anben Gang, tr9ffer on
oct bort igien, og bpis leg banter
enooa en- Sang, logger bll oct oper
&iben paanp. 90 Zig boloer on paa.
Smart Logger bu oct oper, mart ia.
ger on bet at, til leg life banter
mere.
Saa gift ban ieln inb / Stl,en, bnor
Mfanoen og aonen og @urnene iao
og oarmeoe Jig rurot Geiien.
"&unoe ieg fanife faa Sls Der for
Hatten for mig og Gutter og Sc
Iten?" ipurgte ban uofiaa fort os
gobt.
"Hei, set saar NOT life an, ipare-
De Wanben / Suiet.
Saa gift germlpnbingen frem til
Heiien, banfebe baarbt / Den %
raabte meO truenOe Stemme:
"Ser ifal SID os Hsg ino!"
S Oct iamme itob &p3en INF inc
igiennem Stlten, og Sarmen Hog
inb, iaa 9arnene begpuote at Ifrige
bsit al Sorifr9ffelie.
Ren Ga blep Der en- al1ben 2p0 /
@ieIben.
So benares ga, De ifillbe faa bore
Der, babe Wanoen og Soften pg
8utten. bare ban piloe lsie Dem fra
Srolnoommen. Sg DC ~begpnbte at
beoe tpnbt for fig alleiammen.
Saa fnaffet ban / Muren en- Gang
til % iagbc liot minore trueiloe /
Waalet:
Ser ifal Slo og Hsg ub."
90 ie, / iamme Stl1no begpnote
Hs9en at trGffe Jig ub igien, og 9uen
ira 6llrufubberne itob ret op oper
moo Siben iom fsr.
Saa lit ben frpgtebe Srolomanb
baaoe Mao 90 Sus, life bare til lia
'elu, men til 8utten og Soften ogiaa.
% bier Sang ban iiben fom paa De
aanterne, 5if ban lige til Susmanbs.
Itnen, og Der blep ban beitanoig gobt
mootaget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-20

iom bapoe ipiaat Snfelen fra Gme'
rita.
Som meo Saanoen bin, iagoe
SobanietL "bu er en- flpg Wanb %
OH bar fureret mig. Sffe ianot,
Marie?"
80" ipare6e him.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-20

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10
RAILROAD MEN IN
HAYDEN DISTRICT

Hayden, Ariz.. June 1O.-C. N. Scott.
superintendent of the Arizona Eastern
railroad with headquarters in Phoenix,
arrived in HAYDEN in cue of the South
cTn Pacific private cars with A. c. Ne
Clure and Mai. Hines assistant gen
eraI managers of that road. as his
guests They left by auto for Christ
mas and intermediate points along the
branch of railroad extending from
NnEelGman to that point Much inter
est Is always manifested on visits OF
railroad officials among the LEGAL in
ha0lCdnts on account of the proposed
extension to be put IN between Christ
mas and through the san Carlos reser-
Walton TO Globe.
f. NJ Murphy and party are due in
Hayden and viii 90 to Christmas on an
inspection trip in connection with The
Christmas mine. The Christmas mine.
at one time, was one of the large pro-
dUcers of this vicinity. the ore having
been shipped TO the Silver Bell smelter.
another of the Murphy properties. The
distance from the mine to the local
smelter Is only about eight miles and
1t Is reported that on account of this
short haul, the mine viii soon resume
operations.
Air. and Mrs. A. A. Wrenn have left
for Long Beach for a few weeks recrea-
ton. From there they VIII 90 TO Doug
las, where they viii make their future
home. Mr.. Wrenn has been connected
with the Raw Consolidated Copper COM
pany for the past year, having worked
at both Ray and HAYDEN. Fer the
past six months he has been classifier
foreman in the mill.
r. Encore. general manager of tine
ella Valley Bank and Trust company,
with headquarters at Globe. IS visitor
in Hayden. He came on business in
connection with their local branch bank.
Dr. L 4. Brown has arrived from Hel-
win for a few DAYS visit.
Mrs. c. A. Hurst and child have left
for OILS Angeles and coast points for
the summer months.
Samuel Sharp. an employee Of the
Ray Consolidated. sustained an injury
in connection with his work when he
slipped from one of the water tanks.
falling quite a distance. Tt was reported
that his back was broken at first. Later
developments. however. proved this to |
be false lie VIII be laid mp for some /
time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10
CARRIZOZO PEOPLE MAKE
FINAL HOMESTEAD DI


CarrlzoZO, y NJ, june iU.-GeO. Lee
and James ". Young made final proof
on their hOmesteads near town this
past week.
Miss Georgia Hinehev and sister
passed through here on their return to
their home in Cincinnati. Ohio. after a
visit with relatives on the Hondo.
Mr.. and Airs. Truman y Spencer, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. l. Jlrich and Mrs. 4. J..
Holland and daughter made a trip BY
auto to the Block ranch recently.
il. Il. Hamilton and family are visit
ing IN Santa Fe and Las Cruces.
l. j. Jones, an operator for the FL
Faso x Southwestern, has moved his
family here from Tucumcar.
Mrs. \. L. Moore of Nogal left this
week for visit in Kansas City, No.
Dr. W. III. Lloyd and wife, of Ell Paeo,
are to be residents here Tor a month or
two. DR.. LOyd VIII have charge Of
Dr. +. b. Walkers practice while DR..
and Airs. Walker take trip to the Pa
cific coast.
AIrs. NJ. B. Foreman is visiting in
Danville. Ill.
several trips in the past week with par
ties from over the county.
A j. ROLAND. J.. B. Chase and DR.. T..
). Handles have returned form a hunt
ing and mining trip in the Captain
mountains
Chas. H. Thornton, of Oscuro. Is here
assisting county assessor Henry NJ Corn
Mr. and Mrs. j. p Dawson, of Clari-
ton, Ia. are visiting their sons here and
at Captain
John A. Haley, of the Carrizozo News,
Is in Santa Fe.
j. o. NabOurs of Three Rivers, who
Hnsr-r
recovered and returned home.
c. b. Lane. of Alto, returned this
week from indianapolis. Ind. where he
had been as representative from New
Mexico to the National Socialist con-
ventiOn. lie gave several talks to the
local Socialist organization while here.
The Sunday school of the Baptist
church observed Children's day Sunday
by rendering a program.
Prof. Chas. SchrccS has left for Las
Vegas, y. W., to attend the summer in
stitute.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10

greater part Of the country. The weekly
bulletin issued by the weather bureau
forecasts a reaction to normal temper
atures following several days of I'M
seasOnably cool weather over the mid
die west and the southern and eastern
states
Fair weather" says the bulletin
will prevail the next several days in
the eastern and southern states, while
an era Of low barOmetric pressure
that now covers the western plateau
region viii advance slowly eastward
and give local rains the first part of
the week in the middle west and the
latter part Of the week in the eastern
and sOuthern states"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10
PARSONS NEWS NOTES.

Parsons. n. NJ. June I0.-J. NJ Rice
and daughter. Miss. Helen, have left for
Carthage, n. NJ, where Miss Helen goes
to visit her sister, Mrs. L Weber, un-
til August Mr.. Rice viii return home
soon. bringing Mrs. Rice, who has had
an extended visit there.
Mrs Blaney, Of Oscuras is a guest
Of Miss Charlotte Rice during Mr..
Rice's absence.
AIr and Mrs W. C. Wells have re-
turned home from CarrizozO, where
they have been on business
James Robinson has returned home
from 4 business trip to CarrizO:sO-
T. j. Grafton and w. G. Wells have
gone TO Captain after supplies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10
DORA PASSENGERS
TELL TRAGIC TALE
Vessel Arrives in Port After
Eventful Experience in
Wake of Volcano.

Seward, Alaska, June 10-Passengers
on the mail steamer Dora, which az
rived from the westward Yesterday
after passing through a hail of ashes
from katmai volcano, believed that sew
eral small fishing villages on the shores
of ShelI6Of Strait were destroyed by
the eruption. The revenue cutter ser
vice at Unalasla has been asked TO send
assistance.
The Dora steamed into the harbOr
early yesterday, the white covering OF
ashes giving her the appearance of a
phantom ship. The people on the
steamer as she passed through the fall
ing ashes, were nearly suffOcated by
poisonous gases. The Dora was in sight
Of haJmai When the eruption began
and those on the vessel witnessed
brilliant spectacle. That was 1 o'clock
IN the afternoon and the mountain was
in plain view. Frequent earthquakes
disturbed the water of the sea. when
suddenly a terrific explosion occurred
IN the mountain and a great mass OF
rocks was thrown into the air. The
first explosion was followed by others
IN quick succession, each seemingly more
terrific than the one preceding. Soon
a steady stream of rocks and ashes
poured from the peak and spread far
y
ing the ssh and shutting the troubled
mOUptain from sight.
Dark at 4 O'clock.
At 4 o'clock when the Dora was 70
miles from the volcano, total darkness
came and ashes began to fall in thick
clouds upon the decks, covering it with
a white layer three inches deep. The
sitting atmosphere made the passen-
gers violently i'll Through the night
the Dora steamed through the dust
laden air and was rocked by the earth
quabes that dashed the water while the
mountain Numbered menacinglY in the
distance.
At o'clock Friday morning. the Dora
having steamed 80 miles ont Of hcI
course, clear air was reached and the
passengers were able to breathe freely
again. Looking back they could see
the column of smoke and ashes stil
pouring out OF the volcano. The Dora
was engulfed in darkness again Satur-
Gav as she neared SeliOvia and felt her
way carefully TO Seward.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10
HALE COUNTY CANDIDATE
For Assessor MITHDR avs

Plainview, Texas June los s.
Sloneker has Withdrawn from the race
for county assessor in favor Of Nick
Jordan. Bob Burch, Nick Jordan and
s ]. Frye, the present incumbent, are
the candidates remaining.
Choice b. Randall, candidate for the
United States senate from Texas, will
speak at Plainview in the interest of
his candidacy, Thursday, June Is, at
$3.50 o'clock. Mr.. VOTERS has already
spoken at Plainview, and Mr.. Shepard
announces that he viii likely be here
in the near future.
The local Odd Fellows, Rebekah
Praetorian and WOOdmen lodges held
= competitive drill at the Odd Fellows
hall before a crowded house. Many
visitors from neighbOring towns were
present The drills were interspersed
with readings and vocal and instru-
mental music by local talent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10
AND A WOMARS WORK

las produced the most successful rem
edy for wOman's ills the world has
ever known
Nearly 40 years ago Lydia T.. Pink
ham, of Lynn. Mass, discovered com
binatlon Of roots and herbs which when
properly compounded has proved to be
q most reliable remedy for all forms
of female ills
To restore q normal healthy cOndiL
ton to the female system. Lydia z
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is The
standard remedy of the world.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10

Chin Toy, said not TO be a brother Of
the comic opera san Toy. was given his
liberty in the United States commits
sioner's court Monday morning. upon
orders from judge T. S. Naxey- Chin
was ordered deported but his case was
appealed and judge MaNey held that he
had right to remain in the cO-utry.
No evidence was submitted at the
original trial btu was later presented
to judge MaNey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10

FL Paso, Monday, June 10, 1912.
FL PasO and vicinity Fair tonight
and Tuesday
New Mexico: Tonight fair in west; 10
cal showers in east portion; warmer
northwest portion; Tuesday fair.
West Texas; Generally fair tonight
and Tuesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10

Texas, on a bottle and glass plant
which will employ 225 hands. Sew
eral cars of machinery and material
are now en- route for the new fac
tory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10
MODERATE TEMPERATURES
PROMISED FOR CURRENT WEEK

Washington, d. c., June 1O.-Indica-
tons are that the coming week viii be
one Of moderate temperatures over the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10

Prices reduced. but nI-n standard
maintained in the kodak finishing de-
partmeut at Feldmans. ASK for new
price list.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10
the
Interurban
TO YsIeta


5-room house. large shade
trees. on main ditch. all
fenced. block from electric
line. Signed up under Ele-
plant Butte. IA cash. ...S
s. acres 10 miles ffom FL
Paso on paved road. 30 acres
IN alfalfa. "A H. P. pumping
plant, splendid 7-rOOm modern
brick house. hot and cold
water bath. and toilet; electric
line passes door ....-.
2 "a acres 3-8 of a mile from
city limits on county road.
south side. all fenced. irri-
gated. 7-room pebble-dashed
modern house. $1,000 pump
ing plant. 200 trees. 100
grape vines. furniture. horse
and buggy. chickens. tools.
ETC., go with place at
Electric line passes the door.
8 "a acres. one block from
church IN Ysleta, fenced and
under cultivation 2-roon,
adobe house ............
! block TO electric line.
113 acres at Belen. Groom
adobe house, orchard 8 II
acres. vineyard 5 acres,
($220O net last year,. alfaL
ia 90 acres. 3 acres ready
for seed. 4 acres not IN culsiva-
ton. 2 pumping 20 H. P.
Slower engines, No. 4 pump.
hay barn 10 tons capacity;
garage. shop. packing house.
windmill. fine water for mouse
use OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9 acres at Ysleta on paved
road. improved .-.
J acres at Ysleta. improved.
20 acres near YsIeta. i'm
proved. small orchard, pump
ing plant. house ........
Is acres near Ysleta $3.50.
50 acres at Ysleta. improved.
u room house. pumping
plant ......
So acres at Ysleta on road.
improved .....
90 acres at Ysleta ...... z
68 acres at Ysleta $3.50.
s. acres IN alfalfa. modern
home, on road 10 miles from
Fl Paso .L....
IS acres IN alfalfa on road
near Yslesa 1890.
296 acres on paved road near
Ysleta, partly IN alfalfa. )
1870 acres on road near Ell
Paso, special bargain. 2
All acres on road 10 miles
from FL Paso ...-...... 5
200 acres IN Ysleta on road. 2
90 acres partly improved IN
Ysleta. 2 fine houses. pumping
plant, on paved road $780, 4
so acres on paved road. near
Clint, all N alfalfa ...
387 acres Sn paved road 8
miles from FL Paso $500. g
ZOO acres on the nteruTban !
miles from FL Paso. .. 8
This IS a special bargain.
240 acres of finest pear land
IN the valley at Ysleta station.
excellent shipping facilities.
5 acres IN cultivation 8 miles
from Ell Paso. only l-3 cash,
balance ] and 2 years. $500.
Buy lots IN West Ysleta, the ne'
on the nterurban. large lots only
each. IA cash, balance IN ;, 8
months. Paved drives, cement
shade trees.
Any Of the above property wiH Z,
on easy terms. We have land Q
paved roads phich lie can divi
suit, yOu, from I acre up.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10

We still have some big bargains I'm
doors. screen doors and sash. at less
than half price. Lander Lumber Co,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10

Height Of river this morning above
fixed zero mark. 1916 feet. FAN in last
"A hours, o. foot.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10
WPILNLToRY NorFs

Dissertations taken ats n. ssventy-hhh me-
pdian tine. Air pressure reduced to sea level.
AsoBABs continuous Ines pass through points
Of equal air pressure. IsoTEERHs dotted hnes)
pass through points OF equal temperature; drawn
only for zero, freezing, so, and 100.
. clear; q partly cloudy; @ cloudy
@ rain; 9 snow; o report missing.
ArroEs hy with the wind. First figures. temper
AZURE; second precipitation OF Oh inch OF mors
ity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10

Buy lots IN West Ysleta. the new city
on the interurban. large lots only 500
each. IA cash, balance IN 3. 6 and 9
months. Paved drives, cement walks,
shade trees.
Any Of the above property wiH be sold
on easy terms. We have land or the
pared roads phich nc can divide 10
suit, you, from I acre up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-10

River

Lowest temperature last
10 horrr- 60
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-07-12

A certain young woman. although
she Is a trained stenographer, type
writer and bookkeeper, had very bad
luck In trying to obtain position at
even a fair salary. Though there was
no Joke in the continual disappoint-
ments, she found a funny side to one
experience The manager Of place
whose advertisement she answered told
her that the salary paid at first would
be 50 a week. that by the end Of the
year It would be increased to 50. while
by the third year she would receive
the magnificent sum of $40. Mechan-
icaIly she agreed to let him know and
went out Apparently she had made a
good impression, for when a couple Of
days had gone by she received a note
asking whether she wanted the posi-
uon or not She sat down and wrote:
"Dear Sir-Of course l intended to
accept the position. am simply wait
ing for the two years to pass, 30 that
I can begin at $40 per. Yours truly
New York Times.