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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01
5onoerlVllano.

9 c ! c M [ q e. SOS
SEN bjemlpl e 2arS Senlen CT ser
foretaget llopontning for Ell 8goe
paa 100 Murf. ga llhpantningen
life GAP noget Melultat, pil Man<
Sen ontogelig en- al Sc ferite Gage
blipe faitct / 6a1giel for treble
Gang.
6orb / II sc fen III c .
ST . M q, lon1 oltiN far pnret a11=
ifeltg fra Sf9rb9f, CT / 6enne STD
iaa goo, iom Sen life bar pnret t
flere Mar. Sien mellen1 Sen og
Taitlanoet CT nernlig nu lao fait og
iterf, at man uoen Sare fan gaa
frem og til6age mellem 8%robobeoet
og &pmp. 6lere 6ar allere0e fore
taget oen11e eien6pmmelige Sur.
Gealperfet 2enSnnffe
or pin0er. Set gan1le Gegl=
perf 2ens1offe paa Sen nor0lige
SIDE al Mobenroo Tjor0, JONI / fle=
re Mor far opret ltoe al Drift og
iom / Sjor fjpbtes al Mabenrua 8p
for 10000 Morf, bliper iii neore>
bet. @Den ogtcr fer at onlGgge ct
NIT &onoprrf, Ser lfal bore i 5tar1o
til at forlpne bpiereliggenoe 9ele
meo @ono, bpoo set ganle Go1ro=
prrf pao @olgcbaffcn life bar fl1r=
net.
Brn ten u / 5. Eal tor
Nielien / His, befjcnot paa @runo
al lin 6%orargelie, for0i EN- oanif
Stubent u6enpoo ct 8rep til bam
ifrep vSpnoerjpllan0", CT for ST.
ben inopiflet / Ell Broces meh ct
al fine tioligere Sognebdrn, @iul=
mono Sgrgen @pennei en / 9lter
@gj1teo. Mariagen ifal bore ben,
at &julmogeren peo en- gipen 2ej=
ligbe6 life billtc poa Brniten. Gn
al Sc nnrmelte Gage bill Ser beo
8iii6oerretten / 2%6g1tmflolter b1ipe
forbonolet / Gogen.
S . B II s t. ri Di%lettanterne
%inoenfor nSelifobelig SCREENING for
9iter 2inbet og Omegn" bar Der
hlepen in6gpet ct Eor fpiffe 5maa<
itpffcr, iom lf1tl6e opfgres / 6oriam<
li%ngsbltiet. Otter en- bellpffet @e<
nera(prppe gift 5tpfferne forle0en
for fprlt e @ong oper 5cenen og gior=
Sc ltorn1enoe 2pffc. Sill p%oofplgen=
Sc Spnooe, 6o Ser otter ifulOe 1pil=
les, in6lgb ser imi0lertio Sorbuo
fra EoIitiet - poo @rrno al
M1,n0= og &loblpgen, iaa forelebig
bItper ser fife noget AT 6oreltillin<
gen.
SIS 90 &ulDe. Sra Sag til
Sag feltner Sia1 tit Serreoemme
oper Tlensborg 6joro og al @fibs-
fart CT peo at gao 5taa. Sioen
@olpfemierne for @upnen og Jior=
SEN life bore iaa itprft ttllugte iom
MI, pg alt tpoer eno0a paa, at 6ro=
item bill pe1pore. S 5en0erborg er
al Sfibsfnr0lel opb6rt. @apnen er
felt tillogt me6 So, og 9amperne
fan life pasiere mere. Fontonbroen
fan fife aubnes. 9en bebbaren6e
itrnnge &l,loe toger paa &%l1lbrnfer=
ne, og 8pen er 110en til|treffelig
&ulforipning. &ofes og 8rifetter
er at faa, men Ng06eful og @us=
bol6ningsful far n9i item life beret
til at op6rtne. Sill &l1lbon0elsiel=
ifobet ser / 8Den er ser tire &1tl=
iftbe un6erbeis fra England. Mlle
tire 5fibe ifal, iaa bi6t bi6es, ligge
fa1t / .Sien pe6 2ongelan6 og bore
1e6e af ston6 til at noa frem.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01

8uarbmIn0 % @us'
mruN. ) Soralolteo Meicri bar
Ser orrct eli S1rio meIlcm 8aar0<
mr,S os @usmrne, ipm ferte til,
1T cilNcl 8uarrlurnD troubtc us al
Ecier;et. irl,cnc mc0 at nprctte ct
INT Gclcri, foroi ser par fommet 6
susmauo / scltprcIIt1 % fun 8
@oarhm1no. Stribcn lpncs I'LL al
Iiacucl at ifulIc hlinc biIagt. &c
ira heac Siher nenlottc ll0polg
holHt ct lanet Mpnc. 6plfettngS=
morH Hann pur SC l,otroubtcs Orb
ferer. get mcl1es. at mon tom til
ct Snrlig paa set @rnnolo9, at ser
i Srcmtiocu ifol pTIgcs 5 @aar0=
mrno % | @usnGno / 8eltprel=
ieu.
&c / nnes III rrfc Tor
rtanDcr NiclS Sc
c II. Gn &omite, bla116t
hpiIfe Meolenrmer finocs &l,ltusmi=
hitter AppeI, ftp. Tolfetingsmano
SSSenlen-S oultrl,p % 81. Niellen,
SneiItrrp Sltergoarb, bar ublteot ct
Sproob I'll 6orltonhcr pao 9aoe=
IunS SanobrugsIfnlc Nicls Eeoerlens
aamle @lener % &enner, iont Meie=
rier % onorc 6orcnin9cr pm at Doe
Sinraa i'll ct Minbesmrrfe for bam,
Scr trnfes rcilt pcs ouocluno 2ano=
b~rl1asifoIe. @nis Scr pes Snolam=
li,1aen 'fuloc i1ofnnmc ltprre Si=
Drag. chs ser meb9aar til Mti1oes=
nnurfet. oil ser for &elthelpbet blipe
oprcitct ct 9egot, fnnttct til Niels
EcScrlens Nonn % heltent til at
unocritpttc trrn9cnbc Glehcr.
Heohu-T III c =Erp~
icftct cr / Sen iibltc Sio rpf=
fct tit GirfeIieaiereIic ct tort 5fribt
l,rrmcrc. Suo mart Sc prensltlfe
Stotshancr or cl1chcs mes SEN tp=
Ite 2ornitc ON @%panin9eu al be1t
lille tnIfc Stotshoncltrufnt11, lpn
hctinacr H,,tel1. nil Scr ira Srafif=
miniitcricts She blipc tugct fat
q sen noerlieerc Getoillcri19 at
Noncrnc, lpm noluo nil fpmn1e til
ot omfoitc cit @o1eli1ic birefte fra
Gnfrhirl9 =. til Hpbhn.
sscrrboncbrnc,1 ira Mosnebp til
Ntosncbluno er rigclig itrrf til
Nuerferellc al @tsprcstogenc, og
NnIreget al Observation-Disclosures
biIIiecrc chs NnlGgaet al CIT ny
uc, nil hIipc ca. 1 Mtllinner SIR.
Sinie pncr misunderstanding
% Tcri1rrfniug Of sen mlpGrenoe
Sinie Sofsfebin Morihn-Hp0b
Mr,tcn opcr Mpfehing bliper ganife
pitt noect lrnaerc, men til 8ien=
airIb pp11uucs Sen Tnroel, at belle
sceltommcn fon ojcrncmferes til og
ira H%nfphing. bpor Spaenc oeles,
ioulcOes, at sen central cl,roppt1te
Craft goor nibcrc ppcr 8eoler-
@ornemiinbc cg Sen r~elte1rop91lte
opcr Hpbhp-Temern.
5tnr Sloch ranb /
q q tpeo 5. Gen Z. Sch. blen
Nu1tpeo hiemipat al cit ltor Slos'
uoooe. gn al 9pens 5toltbeoer,
MogIe Mplle Hopirfobrif, por npr
hIeoet loat / slifc. Slben opitoo /
Nahrifens loofolOtc v9ollgnOert",
hpor Irumasi crne til Eopirfa6rifa=
tipl1en fprarbejOes. Ser CT enDn1t
intet oplpit ONT Sloens Spfomlt,
men n1ol, ontoger, at Sen ifDloes
ct norn1t Sc feleje eller Ell eleftrilf
@prtil>tning. 6lammerne breote
Tia burtigt til bele ben poogjploen=
Sc 1lpj al 6obrifen pg eropioere
til ct 6iltloger. 5it1otionen bar
iua meget forligere, lom man lite
itrafs funoe begpnoe paa Sl1,fnings=
orbeioet, ga &anorpr og Gonbbaner
uor frosne. @aa burtigt lom NIT
liat fon1 imiolertib 6obrifenS
Gomplprgjte / 8irfiombeo, og
Nultueo 9ronopnle n og 9ragonerne
olormere6eg. Bronobelen et retteoe
noo,lig fine 8eitrabeller moo at
beernnoie Sloen til v@ollnnoeriet"
og Set Ipffeoes. 8rmnoiignolerne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01
N1innefota.

S. 81. Gasmell, Glerf i. Gta=
tens &pielteret, bar ontaget l16nGp=
mel en iom Minnelotas Me0lem al
Sen rationale &%oolepelt= &omite me6
@obebfporter / Chicago. San oil
/ 6enne @ge11ifab foreltua &ooieDelt=
fompognen / Minneloto. @asmel1
fonferere6e me6 CONNER Milton
Ynrop, fpr ban mobtog l16nebnel=
fen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01
Tusinder af Breve lig dette.

TusInuer al Bfev6 Ig dette.
Jeg brugte White Wine of Tar. Der
fndes ingen Medicin som denne. bet
helbredede mig for en- haardnakket
Hoste, efter at alt vi havde prgvet
slog fell. Jeg anbefalede Diet til en-
hver som havde Strube- eller Lunge-
Sygdomme.
Mrs. Minerva Burgess, Byars, III.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01

Forkjelelse helbredet pas en- Dag.
Brug LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
.!ets. ~Apothekere tilbagebetaler Pengene. hvi
de fei'ar at helbrede. E.. W. GROVES On
derskrift er paa hver Eske, CSC.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01

fra Jobrifens Dampflpite Igo pel
S=Si0cl1, netop iom 5olf i Neltpe<
iamIeoes til @1ostienelte, bbor ST.
flop S1tenfelo pre0ifeoe. 8lano1
Silbprerne ber bar 6ru 9ireft91
Short, Mosle Mplle, iom blep ben=
tct bien1. 9ireftpr SHORT bar ielh
Ii &%jpbenbapn til Mpoe / 6obrifens
@opeO0ireftion. Sra &ipbenbopr
bar ser refpireret &ielp, o9 peb
11H=Gioen o,fom ct G%fstrotog meo
Sro,omonbif ab og cit Dompiprpite,
ser burtigit m1ligt traabte / &irf=
iombeo. Sen bren6te 8p9ning ct
ben elolte Del al 6ubrifen> iom itoo
tilboae efter SEN itore 8rano, Ser
biemipgte Mogle @plle / 1892.
6otrifens 9rift pil blipe 0elpis
ltonoict; oog er ser cit W1l1ligbeo
for, at ser fo11 be,1pttes Ell Del CANT
le Observation-Disclosures" / en- anoen
9pgning, ioo at Stanosningen life
bliper al lang Garigbeo.
Sl6en er alt oo fo1centreret til
set gon1le @ollenoeri meoens iel=
be @ope6bpgnineen me6 Sc npe Ma=
finer er f~ulolten6ig uberert og
8ranben.
Sfonoen ct oog ret b%etp0elig, op
in1no 100000 &r.
&nlSc CT en- 6jenbc lom fremfal=
Ser Neurnlgi I lin n9rlte 6orm. ct.
Ssyafpbs Glie er ct Srpllemi06el, lom
for e, brrtig % fraftig Girfning.
Shllanb.
9ielclm ptorens 5eira=
Molborg 9praoo beotog
forlcoen at bel title boS 8urmei1ter &
@oin CT 0ielelmotor paa 900 Sc
1tes &roft til Molborg @leftricitets=
purf. Sen 1fol fo1te 117,000 Scr.
&ptbcDrogericrne
@nlltebrp. Sulpenoeret Holt=
e%fspebient 2uno, @olltebro, er beo
@olitebro &jpblto6s Gfstroret i0dmt
is Moal1eoers Sorbe0ringsbusor=
bcjoc fpr Eo1tbe0ragcri.
e Gompfnrgeforb
|0elie SDiite6-Si1binno 5.
Sbiiteo 8proo0 ne0tog forlehen at
paotoge Jig @orontier, be0 9riften
al en- DompfGrgeforbin0elle mellem
Ebilteo og @ilolunb, iaofremt
Mprspbonen mootte blipe fprt til
&ilolun0, bporon1 Ser bill fremfom=
n1e Mnorogelthe fra Mors.
en- Sat til Geitfp=
tens s. e. @iennem Ben
tpife &ol1iul / &ingfpbing bar Den
tpife Staggering Iaoet uotole en- parm
Sat til Manoi fobet poa nTlpbbolm"
&e6ningsltation for uopilt Mo0 og
Mornoogenbe0 UNDER Geoningen at
Monbifabet pto SEN tpife 5fonnert
rNal,ttl11s", 0er / Stormnutten
Sc. Nopember ltranbeoe pe6 Sat-
boprc.
Solgt Gleftricitets=
|Dnrf. 5fipe &on1unes 9elpsnings=
n0polg far UNDER 6orbebolO al 8p=
roooets 5anftion fjpbt Set Ser /
gDe1 nGret1De prtDnte Glettrtc1tefS=
prrf r@regerens GleftricitetSbGrf"
for 10000 &r., at opertage Sen 1.
Mpril. S &anoelen meofelger fife
Gprfets Maifiner. &jpbet pil ngo=
penoiggjpre en- l16pioelie at Set TO-
n1unolc @leftricitetspprf for $4,000
&roner.
TorbenburenGeS Sem II o.
,riefprl tonoer g. @oten
og 'Su1trl1 / @jeobe0, INT / Morb1s,
boloer @u10brpllltp Sen 20en Sep
tember og far / SEN M%nleoning itif-
tet ct 2egot, Ser lfal arroel1oes til
Spferelie al cit g%lepbpgning peo
goigeripnnen, ftp. &e>uftdr @elge
&oltrl1ps @pjifole / Geilbp. 8pg=
ningen ifal fun11e rl1ma1e IS Gle
Der. Ser TITLES iom 8etingelle, at
@folen giber 6ripla6s til idnoer=
in61fe @leper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01

g II 8.e t { T q il afgif forleoet
beb Deben, nemlig gamle gsicola
/ Ggernfproe. S 1884 traabtt
sri ino / &aren JONI fripillig. Sar
tom til at itaa beb treble Seger'
forps og 0eltog iaaleoes / 9reaars.
frtgen. @pi ernGreoe Jig ,peo al
arbeioe paa GeglpGrfet, og Ell Del
al @interen filfeoe BON. Son bar !
Sgnncr / Mn1erifa og cit Datter
biemme.
!@pi bar Ell t@rofoit oa,tif Mano,
Ser life los Jig bil6Ie0e, 11en tro-
faIt meote De6 8algurne11 og afgao
lin oanife 5temmeieo6el. Si6ite
Gang fu116e Fan oog life fomme
men. 0m l16biSningerne iagoe &gi:
Sc jager US iaa lange, til Sc ielp
bliper jogeOe no!
Set tpife 8laos 6ortie=
c. 2ige fer Sui blep 6er /
Iortpifningsblaoet / @a0ersleo fire.
pct, at flere So1oater bab6e oelta9et
i ct 8ol paa u2onobobiemmet" /
Sells. @enoarlnen bar oen Gang
pes Ml,'1o= ogl &lopipge forbinoret
/ at toge fig al goger1, / bans @teo
optraabte ian ct Eoltbu6 paa Sfne=
plaol EN-. &oitb11oet gap @cn0armen
Meooelelle ont Sen farlige Sag, at
tpgle 5olooter bap6e oeltaget /
pon 2on0bobjemmet, og t
far en- @1lar fra Sells
@gnen / 6isie Gage peret / 6or=
bgr iom iigtet for at bape beret
me6 / Donlen. Get bite Jig imio=
at Mnmeloelien for bol15 geo=
fomme11oe bar feilagtig.
Gou llemt ct Set at gao til Su=
leboI / Sells.
6 brpl y. Den l..
9Sebruor fun6e gamle, 8p0fer So
bon @ilbclm @opien og @uitru &o=
trine Marie, fe6t gintber, / Mpgel-
<fejre. 0cres @nlobrpll11p.
@ul6brl10gome11 ct fpot 1884 og
@ulobru0en 1882. 9oplen oftjente
i 1861 iin @ernepligt lom WSorine=
loIoat poo 9inieifi6et "5fiolo". S
1864 bar bou mes paa &on6nlol=
len v6nng" UNDER &optejn San1=
mer. Geb @11ll1m bleb ban lomme11
meo set gprige Sfibsmal10lfab to-
get til 6onge og 6eforbret til Sect
5orgal1 / Slelien, bpor ban
efter Ell, Maoneos Sio blep l6Slobt
igien.
8pple11, ser altio fur pnret Ell
bnoerlig og pligtopfploenoe
Mono, for rdgtet mango 2tllios-
hbern / Si0ens 9ob.
Sen tpife Torcning %
g algct Sen 12te Sonuor.
tplfe Ioreuing .bolot forseoe'1
8eltprellcsmgoe / &p0efro. 6ormar=
Sen, Or. &abn, oflog0e geretning
% on1toltet lGrlig &igsoogspalgct.
6an forflareoe 6rengangen / De
Stemmer JON en 6ple q;
observation-disclosures pg oen notltrl:>
ge 6%orggelie. 5000 @a1gere bar
bleoet biemme, oerof bar noen Sp1pl
1000 Epifere. Set ubeloige He1ul=
tat for Gpiferne lfplotes iler ct oanlt
poa Gpiferne peb bfonomiif og
ielfabelig Epang iamt SEN SmItG1=
bigbeo, at Eplferne 6elpis baboe
miltet Gillioen til 9fegieringen. Eo-
flor @cbmiot og bans @ennerS Ar=
6ei6e ifooe6e 6eorelonoet olporligt.
uTlensborg Nlois" bemerfer, at 9r.
bar CLIENT Sen pigtigite @rnn0
til set tpife Meoerlag peo Galget,
fin egen % ben tp1fe 6or=
SptrG6en.
ct mt 8oriamlingsbnS.
5. 6eb. bleo 3ac ct Mpoe boS
S. Sacbariasie n / 9pb~
6pl oo1net ct ToriamlingsDuSHSel-
fob. 9prettelien fanot @teo beo
9eotar SeSacobien5 Biltono ira Spnoer<
borg UNDER Tormen ~5ellfab meo
honrm,1Aint 6nftpIie 0(n1pIpnp nt1=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01
SEQ ct Mpoe, lom HoIf County

StU ~ @tppSf lOut fOIA SoH'']J
&on1tsinrer og Ell / GroofSton itif=
tet SCREENING for Mooar6ei0elle al
Sering afbol0t ii0lte l1ge, bleb Bolf
County Mnti<&1berfltloiis @octetD
orgoniieret og 9friht taget til at
boloe en- fpn6ig 5pgepleierife bele
Maret. = Mils Slion bar / 31a
Maane0 beret oniot iom ~biiiting
nurle" / Holf County, pg be6 1en
11De screenings Organization baaber
man at ifaffe 6e Mi6ler, Ser trgn=
ges for at babe en- fo1t aniat SDge=
plejerife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01
- Oo @ob0en 8anf for nogen Sill

Oa Gob0en 9anf for l1ogen Sbo
iiben git fallit, blep 8anfpreii1ent
Sans 500 al @1eepp gDel iom ftnan=
cielt interesl eret / 8onfen iigtet for
at bope tilbogebol6t bisie 8ebiler /
Sollitiagen, og ga Sen fallereoe
8anfs @asierer, @eit, iottes n1oer
Mnflage for l1n0erllGb, b1ep ogloa
800 al @ranoiurpen onflaget il:
me6ifpl0ig. Da 5agen for(cocn
brogtes for Diitriftsretten / Sieepp
@pe, bite set fig imiolertio itrafs,
at Ger life f%orelaa Spor al 8eDiier
for Sc moo 800 fremfprte 8eIfplo-
ninger, og CONNER Tfon CAB Sen
anflogebe Bonfprgii6ent en- fulo<
iten6ig Gpreisning pe6 at tage ca
gen for Surpen, noget fan iieloen
gior6e, men MI aniao Jig forpligtet
til. 69r SurDen forbid &etSialen
ofgap ogioa 6enne en- Differing
ON, at &ons Mo bar uifpGoig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01

ge6 9iltriftSretten for BEL
tbomi Co., ser me0te / 8emiOji 0en
26be Teb., Dil Or. 9. S. Dumas,
WnDor / Gals 2afe> igien bliDe lat
UNDER Mnflage, oenne @ang for at
babe pla1lagt en- Gorbrp0elle peo
STUPIDITY Noltfontor, ga Martin Be-
bon blep orreiteret og Mife DapiS
nn0 LAP. Sagen moo g0mar0 &C.
ralbs, Ser er nepnt I 6orbin0elle
meh en- SI6spaaigttelie / 8lacf
9ucf, bill pgiaa blioe bragt for
@ran0iurDen. 9apis, Ser MI er
/ Micbigans Straffeanlt alt, bill NIT
Zig blipe bragt til 8emioii for at
benDttes lom 8i6ne. Nogen Snter=
este bar ogiaa Sen foreliggenoe Sag
mos 2eslie 8errier, ser ii6lte Npt<
, aarsaften UNDER en N9befamp !:
Gpooner fom til at llaa iaa boloiomt,
at bans Mo61tanoer, uSpife" SIN
6erIon fra Dltlntb, faI6t for life at
reiie fig mere. @on er l1n6er Mn=
fIage for Manborob, men bar Sri-
beoen peo at ittIle $4,000 @al,tion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-26
SKIN TROUBLE
BEGAN TO ITCH
And Bleed. Started from Blood
Blister. Some Nights did not
Sleep Through Whole Night, Gu
tiCura Soap and Ointment Cured.

GIG W. Grace St, Richmond. Va--"I had
a running sore on my leg for from three to
five years. This sore started from q blood
blister. 1t burstand blood came from it. then
it gotre around, and was as large as a dollar.
It turned white in the middle Of the sore,
and then began to itch and bleed. After
washing it would bleed for hours at time.
Some nights 1 did not sleep through the
whole night I spent eighty dollars on the
sore and it didn't get well I used tonic
called -- and it did me no good I got
worse and fell of to eighty-nine pounds.
This went on for four years. 1 tried some
Of the best treatments and was told it
could not get we'll
lone Of my friends said ought to try
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment so
I did. With the first treatment 1 began
to feel better: after had used the Cuticura
Soap and Ointment one week could sleep
all right. After had used them one month
the sore was gone and the itching stopped.
and have never had any trouble since.
That was five years ago.
II had fever and all my hair came out.
shampOoed with a lather Of Cuticura Soap
and then rubbed the Cuticura Ointment
over the scalp and my hair came back
and now it is long and glossy" (Signed
Mrs. John Thomas, Mar. u, 1912.
CuticUra Soap (25c.) and Cuticura ONT
ment (5Oc.) are sold everywhere. A single set
is often sufficient. Liberal sample Of each
mailed free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
postcard "Cuticura, Dept. T. Boston"
Tender-facedm men should use CuticuR
Soap Shaving Stick, Csc. Sample free.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-26
FARMING
OLD MILITARY
POST AS FARM

Phoenix. Ariz. Dec. 26.-SurveyOr
general Frank S. ingalls, has received
notification that Gen. George Crooks
famous military reserve, known as
Camp Date creek, and located 80 miles
south of Prescott on the S. F. P. & P.
railway, is to be sold without delay.
Settlers viii be permitted to purchase
the reserve which contains $3.50 acres,
in tracts of 40 acres. Most of the land
is excellent for farming purposes. Date
creek runs through the middle and
furnishes an excellent supply of water
Camp Date creek was established by
Gen. Crook in 1869. It admirably
served its purpose till 1874, when most
Of the warning indians had been con-
quered. In 1874 all the MOhave in
dams were rounded up there and later
removed to the Verde valley. The old
post was on the main Travelled road 10
California, via Ehrenberg, and often
settlers who were in danger from row.
ing bands Of indians sought protection
there.
Little remains as a reminder of the
old post The buildings were of adobe
and crUmbled down many years ago.
It has been more than 80 years since
the government had a caretaker there
The old blue prints Of the reserve
have been resurrected and only a few
official notices are to be sent out be-
fore the land is sold.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-26
FARAGLNG
WHEAT rs THRESHED
IN PRIMITIVE WAY
Sonora Farmers Know Little of Thresh-
ing Machines and Are Many Years
Behind the Times.


Guaymas, Son. Mex, Dec. 26.-At
present there are raised in the state
of Sonora about 100000 bushels Of
wheat yearly, but this is not suffi-
cient to supply the demand, and the
United States exports annually some
10000 barrels of flour to Sonora. The
most Of the wheat is planted and har-
though on some Of the large haciendas
modern methods are being adopted to
some extent
In many sections of Sonora the
wheat is threShed by digging a pit 80
or 40 feet in diameter and one or two
feet deep Water is put in this hole
and the bottom is tramped until it be-
comes smooth, and is then left to dry
and harden. The wheat is thrown in
and the grain beaten out by driving
horses or burrOs around in the pit
The wheat is cleaned by throwing it
up in the air and letting the wind
blow the chaff away, while the wheat
falls on a sheet or blanket. The price
Of wheat is from three to five cents
gold a kilO Of p pounds.
Within the last few years modern
threshing machines have been brought
into Sonora in limited numbers, but
as transportation facilities are in
creased. more heavy machinery will be
brought into the state.
In the states Of Oaxaca, Chiapas, Ia
baScO and Vera Cruz the indigo plant
grows Wild, and where it is cultivated
it is sOwn amongst the growing corn.
The most infigo is produced the second
year Of its growth.
The growing Of the crop and the eX-
traction Of the color are attended with
a large amount of labor, and as the
demand for the colOring has greatly
decreased since the manufacture Of the
chemical product has become general
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-26
FARMING
NlRICOPE PAUPERS
TO RAISE COTTON
Forty Acres Of County Poor
Farm Near Phoenix For
Experimental Crop.

Phoenix. Ariz-, Dec. 26.-FOrty acres
OF the MaricOpa county poor 1arII
three miles southwest OF Phoenix VIII
be planted TO Egyption cotton next
This is part OF the plan of the board
of supervisors to make the farm sell
supporting. A man viii be employed
to take core of the cotton and most OF
the labor viii be performed by the in
mates of the institution They viii be
paid small wages for their services
The land that is to be planted to cot
ton lies right on the bank Of salt river
and has never produced anything
Seven men and six teams are now level
ing it ond putting it in shape for seed
ing.
Another tract Of 20 acres that has
been a marsh for years, has been
drained within the last few months
and will be planted to corn It has
been well drained.
A year ago practically the entire
Farm was covered with Bermuda grass.
A determined and apparently winning
fight is being made to get rid Of that
farm pest The entire farm has been
refenced. Barbed wire has been re-
placed with 900 rods Of four foot woven
wire fencing
On the farm are ten graded Holstein
dairy COWS, a fine bull and hundred
chickens. Soon it will be stocked with
hogs. All the vegetables used on the
farm are raised there
Workmen are now building a Sc foot
roadway half a mile long in front Of
the farm. The grounds around the
buildings are being made as attractive
as possible In the spring 500 cotton
woods and 500 ash trees will be
planted
The buildings have been entirely
renovated and repainted, inside and
out. Sanitary beds have been installed
and ali the old bedding thrown away.
There are IS paupers at the farm
ali men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-26
MANY ARIZONIANS
BUY POSTAL BONDS

Washington, D. c., Dec. 26.-Infor-
nation from postmaster general Hitch
cock shows that the postal savings de-
pOsitOrs in the state of Arizona have
made application for $500 of the postal
savings bonds to be distributed on jan
uary 1. Application for this amount
has been made by 16 depositOrs and it
is particularly interesting to note that
more than $4,000 of this amount of
bonds has been applied for in the regis
tered form, indicating that they are be-
ing purchased as a permanent invest
ment-
With respect to the amount of bonds
other cities of the state, with a total of
$500 each. and following, in order, are
Clifton, with $1,000; Humboldt, $500
Bisbee. Douglas Phoenix and Benson
each $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-26
MUCH BEAR GRASS
SENT FROM PORTALES

POrtales, n NJ, Dec. 26.-JOyce-
Pruitt company has shipped out 66
carloads Of bear grass from this place
for which It received an average price
Of 500 per ear over and above the
freight, making a total Of S66O0
c. V. Harris is buying maize this fail
and storing at the Servis & BeasIey
feed yard. For the past three weeks
the thresher has been constantly at
work and there is scarcely any per-
ceptibIe decrease in the size Of the
rick from which they are now thresh-
ing.
A carload Of beans has been shipped
from Redland this year which were
raised in dry farming.
Mr. Farmer has bought 40 acres ad-
Joining the town on the southeast and
viii put in a pumping plant and start
irrigation at once Mr.. Farmer is from
Fulton, KY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-26
SNOW DELAYS CORN
ALTERING AT W

Weed, Otero County. n. M, Dec. 20
Tom Keys, blacksmith and farmer
from the section a few miles east of
Weed, reports excellent corn crops
still standing in the fields, on account
Of early and continued SHOWS.
J. B. BOnham has sold his two
farms, consisting of some $50 acres,
to W. Jernigen. This makes an ag-
gTegate of 500 acres Mr.. Jernigen has
acquired lately in body. He expects
to plant all tillable land in grain next
season, making the most extensive
farm in this section of narrow canyons.
Mr.. Bonham expects to remove to the
more salubriOus climate of Louisiana.
His wife, Mrs. Cynthia BOnham, nee
Garce, is a pioneer resident.
w. ". WaSSem, the popular manager
of the Z. K. ranch, emerged from the
snow drifts up Hay canyon, long
enough meander down Weed way to
inquire for q letter. The E. K. ranch is
owned by Z. krause, an Ell Paso archi-
tect, who spent the last summer up
here with his family.