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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09
slus elmer @arniion.

aeutnunt Raudinger mill btim
neuen 0btrIt 8efua MAIDEN. qTs
er 3u befen 6aus tonmt, bereit.t En-
cine 9iiitentarte Dor, biegt bas oes
piHe Sd Elm uno ertunoigt Iih o1nn
Bel bsm gerabs Dor benz 5pr itehens
DEN 6ausbeiorger: nWobnt bier Der
5err Sbsrt Ghneibsr2" .ads
irobl. 6err Qeuinant1. entgeenet oer
gortier, poer 5err Gberit 1T Iosben
nud Snuf' a%stommen." SO, TO-"
brummt Rordinger, ma, pisiltiht
fab' ih nddfiss WloI mebr Slid"
Ftdt feline gfiittnIaris ipitosr
tiu uno ar
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09

bic TnIht miipinbtm iprltt, quite
bic Adfsfn, ipdbrenb MIipin iottttit:
sggas btbenist 0tnu bdsg Jn be
fer 1aTfe nnb msine GiiB1tn fir
ben 5ilriien = i'd Bin Der profsHor
GhipdtB 80"
,.aenntn pir, ltnnen mir trlpi
btrie Der Dam. gr battle jtbt bic
9afft an ii6 gtbra6i, 0ffnste iit,
unO Nliuin uRb @rete srblidttH ben
Snbalt. 81 bsftanb aus Giuis init
toHbartn Ghmudfdhsn.
.alpiu", itisB @rstt NIT sriisrs
beuber Gtimmt htrpor. r8u btlt btrs
loreul lln1 id NIT 9ir!"
.9ietes ainb", erpibsrit Der qros
ftIIor nit mGHnlidtr GaFune. has
it ia llafnn!@ = limb F1 5u Ieinsm
anareifer ipsnbsn0. fubr Ct iori:
sgsfrns,n Gle Tofort ben Giiritn,
Oh meme anqaben ri6tia Tino.
Durdlaudt lift i'm 5otel. limb Dor
allen ptrIdFcn Gie Iofort msin 3ims
mer."
Rod nitmals bate @rste ibren
@atten 70 rubiq unb enersiI6 acTes
ben. or impouitrte ibr. limb Fs brad
in edit psibliher 9itfloiigttit in
9tdnen nus.
pa lie infofae6tTen tints errbes
rem 9oI6sniuhes ben6tigte. rdnnie
fe gu rem Shrnnf, in tptIdem Der
ShIiiFsf ittdtt. Gle fdlob ouf unb
ititB tintn Ghrsi aug.
Dort ftanb ibrt eigeus brnune la
fhs. .-a=
limb in pl6bIther Grf,nninis fisl
ibr tin, bah it felbIt lie g,gsn stbtno
bort binoeitsft hattie.
.9a lit unftre Sdfdt." ritf lie. 1ie
on6ere muB Der ORB i'm Salon bes
9iiriten oeldTsn 6dber. id Elm 70
frob, OaB mir Ois unfrige 3uriid61s
BEN"
,Sa, unb entThutoi9t nur. Iiebts
aino. ertpibsrts er, ybdB ih gang
peroeFtu babe, fpo id fit biniieffte."
8rttt ipontt stpds dntnortfn,
rofIte efrIif Sen Sadper6nlt .inses
Itehen.
2t6tr ba trTdien aud ihon her
SHIRT ftIbit. Der iih in Gntifuiris
gurqsn eri60pfts, baB ieintm 4ro.
FeFor bier cine folhe lndnnshmfihs
felt paFisrt mar. limb gum G6tuB
lio tr bas Gbepadr gum "copper" Inn
Speifefnufs Elm.
4m nGtftcn Sdqe dber, dls bic
annette aonferen3 bten6tt mar, truq
fs fein 8srldnetn mehr mad morte
Carlo. nod rnh tpeiteren NuIents
battle in Mentone.
Gle rtiitt milf ihrem Ifipin heim.
ettnds Tti1er unb bebriifter, dfg Tie
duf Der herrtife oefpeien mar. 7tnn
lie beFhdftiote fif nit Sem grobtem.
Of lie BEN Bdtten nun bic Bdbr6eit
geftthtn fofft ober niht.
sc 1T nitt INNER Iti9t qrobIeme
gu l0Ier.
grtft Gdnnr3 btnft ii6tr Rag lire
nod INNER mad.
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GrpIp;ipes BON Ecuador.

9idt bon attiniihsameritdniidtr
Repolu35erti folen oitIt 3silen bdn1
beln un0 bic Republit Eruonor
tut ii4 bur4 biele in ben lebteH
Sabrsn AUDI nift Defenders btrpor
- fonbern einfa9 bon Der ginfubr
BON 8pnamit uno anberen Sprenss
i~toffsn.
SIN gtua0or perben ale beourFttn
SpreAgitoffe aus Dem 4uslauos, mei<
items aus ipeiten Gntfsrnunger, bes
Sogen. Dieter Smport 1T ieoo1 f.br
itrengen Regulationen untsrmorftn.
ST. 1T unbtotngt perbotsn loiptit isiz
ne befonnere grlaubnis Bel Der Reqies
rung e%rtpirtt tporben lit; uno nid)t
9iele t6nnen cine ioIde grldubnig
il betommsn.
Die pihtigitsn 0erbraudsr bon
0nnamit in GeuQbor Iin0 bic ,Soutb
american Development Co., nelht
cine 9robe 9erebaus4 nldse all 3arus
ma betreibt, unb bic 8uanaquil- 81
auito : GiIenbdbngefeai9aft. Ditle
beioen aorpordtionen, bic 3u ben Be-
oeutenbIttn oes Qanbss gtb0rsn, bas
ben cine itdnoige Grl1ubnis bon Der
aegisrungt Sprengftoffe fir ibrtn
eigenen @ebrouh in bas gnnb All
bringen; unb IS 1T ihnsn nebsnbei
audi, nit qtpifen ginihrantunatrl,
9eftattet, InDeren beffeiotne Menaer
oiefer Gtoffe 80 liefern. nobel tie fit
oeren 8ebrauh ooer Mibbraud Dsrs
antpcrtIid Iin0. Sb bieIe 9s1im<
mungen INNER 10 ftreng burhsefiibrt
ptrbtn, tpie iie auf Dem gapier Iieben,
ldBt fh freilid BON lpsitem nift init
geftimtHsit fdgen.
Jm aalenbers SABRE 1910 luur0sn
Sprengitoffe Iauter 9hnomit
i'm 8strage bon sc, 3s39 pfuno, unb
I'M Msrtt bpn 1888 in anerisonis
fdem 8olbe, aus Sen Ger. Gioaien
mad Geudbor tingefiibrt. 5iir oass
feIbe JaAr beiruoen Ole Snnporte BON
BnIber nur 4255 pfunb, i'm Wtrfs
bon $647, unb oieles puIbsr lam
tells aus 8eutfdIanb, tells aus
6rantrtih, tells aus uniersm pdnbe.
SIN ben srItsn adt Monattn oes
Sdbres 1911 fpeiier aehen Bic
amtliden 9eridte odriibst rtidt
murbsn 1862 Nfuno Dpnamii rad
ECUADOR singtfibrt, i'm mtrte bon
$500; odbon tam Der aIIsrqr1Bit
3eit aus DeutThlunb trob Ser
GeFahr oss ipeiten TRANSPORTS
unb bas llsbrigs. ettpa elm GiebsnstI,
liefertsn sic Ger. Staotsn. Mus lebs
tsrsn aber ipuroen in bieTsm 3eil,
raum bas gauge beOurfts puIptr 81
5egen.
MobInonb. init qktf a
~ 40 - gAErFA4 AAZS& A&#AM ~ &%1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09

Die RoFoder Gu mar
IL. bic BON BEN 5ouptmann a. ..
Or. 6ilbebranbt Berlin i'm 5riihs
inhr ins 2eben g~erufen nornen 1T
unb unter Der qeitung oes unioers
fitdtsprofeFors aiimmea itebt, tpur
h tiir5lid erOffnei, nadtsm i'm qou-
ie oes Gommers bic erForoerlihen
goulihfeiten ausqefiibrt lporbsn
limb. Der srfs 4ufitieg fanb in
0e9enFport bon 9ertretern Der Itaots
tidtn unb itdotifden geb5rben, Der
uniperiitdt, bon niHenIdnf.lihsn
9ereinigungen limb oes 8~eariinbers
Or. 6ilbebranbt itntt. Dos Sniff
tut lit Dos erits. BAG Tid Dorae9mlih
Der Mufgabe lpionst. init Ollie bon
9unrnen unD Grchen unttriuhuns
asn Der EIettri3itdt III ben b0heren
@didten nsr 4tmOIpbdrt or3uIitIltn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-09

Hlsrrtt BET 5nnsnieite muB beute boz
8l bisnen, Sen 5arbentDn Der QuBen,
teits Ill perifdrfen; man legt Beri
cut cine bolfDmmsne !6armonie 3iDi=
fdRn 5tofF nn6 Butter; ID, Sdd.tts
it'll Mdntelfitfer ioasn fugdr auF bic
Mobe fetbit Riiffidt nehmen unb thrt
5Fs,buna olf Ole gpiIette einitimmen,
Bic re bebeden. go Diro 4. 9. Elm
fanoes ssafttt, has 8a einsm fhpars
Am Gommetrod qetrdqen iperbsn foa,
tirs slsgarte Gittsritng in geriie
basen. nds aud In Der Gurnierttna
he's Modes uuftauft. 0ds Sddett
riaes heIlarauen ShneiberfoHiims
Iaf,t cine tiirfisbfoue Ssibsnfiitterund
fehgn, Bic iin in elmer BLUE BON Der
TsThen sYarhe fpisoerhoft.
Tg Nelsftofen. bic 10 duberorbents
It'll fIsibfdn 0ie Srdgsrin ttmhiiaen
itnb hertn rerf5ntihsr Gigendrt IN
otr 9orm bitfsn 4els'fmud I'M fih
Hit fhIsnaen, 70 horattsriitifhen Niiss
hrid asben, hdtsn an aGnqe itnb
Nreits berurt s%igenommsn. bar Elm
f.fiiersg Bddstnm tiaentlit fdum
nad mSaIih lit. Stolen bon brei
Uarf cGitge nnb elmer Naro greite,
iuis Hi iebt In ben 6dnbst usbraht
ssIfh dttraden frerben, ftefsn hoffsnts
fi6) einen Mfforo nar, her niht fp6olb
Aefrodfn tpirb, benn tire Shtrtre
liglb .llnh1nblihteit", dbgefeben BON
HIM Hrsis. biirfte oDh tpOhl einsr
jlSrftrsR Nerhrsftuug uno @erbreite
.na lit Mtge itehen. Sin Witftls
hinc sfDif6sn MnnieI trto Hitlenlfold
hsIbfn Hbriaefls fapeariigt BELGIUM
ftaaf. htrfn Dprpsra tnb Niidbnhn
tnrh Drudindpft aufonaiutlls
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Mcllt ipitlsn: auf biz Giegdn5 Oes
Cutters. Dieter Sell Der 5oilttts, Der
tisher dis unfdeinbarts geilfen i'm
DtrbOrssnen 6liibts, iii i.bt gu einsm
2uruseegenftdno srften Ranges gee
frorben, uHb nidt felten btrfhlingt
bic Jiittsrung zines Sddetts heuts
DitI sr0bers Summsn, als ous gauge
ii6r;ec Sodett fpfttt. Nan ~psrrpenbet
rasn Ihiptrs Sei0en. bereu Muiter
lie Grndmenttt alter Stoffe fpiebers
hoIf; oiefs GutttrItoffe iinb 70 fd6n,
bnb ft tpirtIid an toitburs grOtate
tiifnfrn, uno bic Dame fam ts fid
faber nift ptriasen. bisfe Glesan3
be. atbrItite f~psnigittns in eini9er
10ntn iidt6or untlinssn 3u laffen.
EtrieIbe Gtoff miro fir bic Qufs
fEldgt bts Sadetts. gum 8eidB 0es
ardgtns unb Der Mdnfdetttn benuBt.
Sf fie Jiitterung einfdlbig asbuIten
runn erfOroert Die Dabl bes 6drbens
Ernss ar0bte Sorgfdlt unb ein9ehenot
ltk tltglng. Iorbei iino bic 53eitsn,
ID Tin freibss Ssioenfuttsr INNER fir
pTtf elegant gait. Die toloriitif6s
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Ginen sefdligen anobenan3ug I'M
ell Der ruiiiiden 8lufe, aus brau=
nsr 2einenitoff. p~sr5iert nit Stifsrei
in Braun unb Rot, 3eigt bas leBte
Bib (5ig. 9. Die Elm tpenig buu.
fhigen 2termel iIn0 an 6anogeIsnt
inter elmer anidlitBenoen ManIdstts
dus Stidsrei gmerofft. aus Der aud
Der fpiBe 5~aIseinidb qefertigt lit.
Der unterbalb Der 5iftsn liegenoe
treite 8iirtel. bic Sdulternaht uno
BAG feline 3didden IinD NIT rotten
ttofrenbefaB einasfdbt.
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Die Wsst.

mtnn TIn In oitItm Winitt anifr
dn<nt wdrmertn GoHntrhrabl oas
s}ndstt poer Der Wanitl tiutr tltpdns
fen Hrdu Sffnet. 70 bittti eisie Tdeinl
bnt bslonaloie Bsiie BEN gsipuHotter
tinsn Bid nuf psritsdis Sh6Hbstttn
bar. bic In Der utuen WloOt cine sr5b.
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obIftanb. mt attt "a
Ieinsm Nefitn, Dem @tubtaish21
~Grobartia, Il frantittt looor IN
|ftinf 9rnffls
Sierra County advocate., 1913-05-30

Germain could bring his artillery
into action his horse stampeded
with him into The thick brush
where real, wild weet broncho
riding contest wac pulled off much
to the amusement of the feathered
eougeters pefched on the highest
branches of the tallest pines. At
the conclusion Of the show Ger
main went in quest of Mrs. Bruin
and her interer,ing family, but,
e vldently, having eeen enough fan
for one day, they had quietly slip
pgl iuto the brush and disappear
kas
\ Forest Ranger G. NJ. Howells
Nhnid Hilisharo an official visit yes
'ierday. Mr Howels lnfarms ne
hat the cabin OF Frank Spatee,
lo6aied on Little Gallinss creek
on the west slda Of 7lba range. was
totally destroyed by Gre early on
the morning Of May 10Th; Mr.
Spates being at the Grand Central
niue at the time. Mr.. Spates be.
lieves that. the ire to ba OF incin-
dary origin, as pair OF strange
fsplre and some naicDe6 were
found near bench that stood pear
THE cabn; il ls believed that the
msn who lpft the spurs exchanged
;iis Old bjots for a pair OF new
boots that were In the cabin, and,
in his haste to getaway, forgot his
spurs. NJ. Spates estimates bis
loss at $4,000; he lost all Of his
personal property, including g dis-
mond ring and diamond stick
pin. Frank is building new cab.
in oi the site Of the old one.
I r. W. Moffett, of the Snake
mine, Dr Beck and two other
minlng men arrived here the early
part OF The week.
Sierra County advocate., 1913-05-30
Bites of insects.

Neal writes TO the China Medical
Journal that he has found the follow
ing VERY useful:
Take one ounce of Epson salt and
dissolve it in one pint of water, wet a
bath cloth so that it will not drip, and
rub the body well all over, and not wipe
aft rward, but dress, and flies, ats,
heas. bedbugs, mosquitoes, ETC., will
never touch you. If one is exposed
NOR than usual, being near water, or
in forest, then make q somewhat
stronger solution, wet cloth and rub
the face, neck and ears and hands well
do not wipe, but allow it to dry; it
will leave fine powder over the sur
face that the most bloodthirsty insect
will not attack. Besides, the solution
is healing and cleansing; is will heal
the bites, subdue the consequent in
fiammation, and cure many diseases of
the skim Therapeutic Digest.
Sierra County advocate., 1913-05-30
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, rs they can
not reach the diseased portion of
the ear. There is only one way to
cure deafness, and hat is by con-
stltu,ional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inf famed condition
Of the macous lining OF the EnsIa-
cblan fnbe. When this tube is
i,Aamed you have a rumb'iog
sound or imperfect bearing, and
when il ia entirely closed, Deaf
uess is the result, and unless the
infammaIion can be taken out and
this tnbe restored TO its normal
condition, hearing will be destroy
ed for ever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by Caiarrb, which is
nothing but an inf lsmed condition
OF the mucous surfac-s.
We will give Que Hundred Dol
lars for any case of Deafness (caus-
ed by catarrh) that cannot be
cured by Halls Catsrrh Cure.
Send for circul rs, free
FL CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Take Hall's Family Pills for
constipation. Advt
Sierra County advocate., 1913-05-30
NOTICE FOR PpgLIcA ION.
Department of the Interior.

U. S. Land Office at Las Cruces, New
Mexico, March 22, 1918. = y
. NOTICE is hereby given that HhNA
RY J. BROWN, of Kingston, New
Mexico, who, on July 16, 1908, made
Homestead Entry, No. O36, for So SEA
Section 8 and N1aNE14, Section IL,
Township l6 S., Range g. w N. M. P.
Meridian, has filed potice.of intent II
to make Final Five Year Proof, before
Philip S. Kelley, u. S. Commissioner,
at Hillsbo,o, New Mexico, on the 18th.
day of May, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Samuel H. Bernard, of Kingston,
New Mexico.
James Drummond, of Kingston, New
Mexico.
S. S. Call, of Kingston, New Mex
ico
Pc firio Gutierrez, of Hillsboro,
JOSE GONZALES,
Register.
First pub March 28-l3
Sierra County advocate., 1913-05-30
KINGSTON.

Mr.. aud Mre. Billings left ou the
2lst to visit friends in Texas
John Disinger was 4 Kingston
visitor the early part OF the week
Several miuing men visited this
section during the week, looking
over the mines here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reay con-
template moving 70 Douglas, Arr
zona.
1t is reported that 2 deal has
been made on the Chloride mine
situated on Middle Percha creek,
and that tunnel Will he driven 90
the west oide of the mountain.
A cattle bueet from the Mimbres
country visited this place the early
part of the week.
Percy Roid is again in this sec
ton. -
MIR. Tittmsnn aodJnather, Nrs.
Tittmann and ohiIdfans end ME-
McLanahan visited Kipgston this
week
Sierra County advocate., 1913-05-30
You'd Better Swat that
FlyI

Because ;herc arc fvc cases os
typholdfesero on Happy Flat. already
vet. 1t is we'll known that the
house fly carries the germs of ty-
phoid on hls feet which he will de-
post on your sugar. Milk is one
of the best culture mediums for
the typhoid germ. and should the
Az, with his germ infected feet,
suicide in yoar milk pitcher, the
Sierra County advocate., 1913-05-30

There never was time when
people appreciated the real merlts
Of Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy
more than now. This 10 shown by
the increase Id sales aud voluntary
testimoniale from persona who
have been cured BY it Ii yonr
children are troubled With a cengh
or cold give il trial aud become
acquainted with its good qualities.
For sale by all deavrs. Advt
Sierra County advocate., 1913-05-30


in possession at one time.
Doves With gun onlys July
LIST to September 30. Limit, 30 in
pcseeaaion al one time,
Dncks Snipes, Curlew and Plo-
ver-- VIII gun only; September
lst. to March 3lstof each year.
Liait, thirty in possession at one
time.
Trout All species, with rod
book and line only, May 10th 70,
October 10Th, ofeach year. Weight
llmlt, % pounds in possession at
one time; Is pounds in one eslen.
selsf day. Size limit, not less than
NIX ipchea.
Elk, Mountain Sheep, Mountain
!Gaas, Beaver ard Ptarmiean Tor
White Grouse Killing, capiurs
ling or ipjuriDe prohibited q va
ticies
Any Aptelope, Pheasant, Bob
Mbise quail, Wild Pigeon on
tSFairie Chicken Killing, eaptnr-
Ing or ipjuring r--c-.-ibited until
iDl7
i. License Fee Gsneral l!censs
big game and birdas resi-
dent, ST so.
Big game and birdslicense, nor
resident, $1,000 $50
Sierra County advocate., 1913-05-30
chances Of your conr actsng ty-
phold wou Id be favorable.

Poor appetite 10 4 sur*siep of
impaired digestiop. A few doses
of Cbamberlein's btomsch and
Liver Tablets will s.rengthrnssonr
appetite. Thousands hlaFa bAen
benefited by taking thess Tablets.
For sale bv all Dealers, Advt
Sierra County advocate., 1913-05-30
LOCAL Nr o. q. !.
Memorial Days
llG- Crews laalatne El l94so.

-
SO Kelly
Two or ihrssfice showers fell
here du,ipl the past week.
G. D. .Nfe,n returned Wednes-.
d,y fro m Ml@brrv Hot Springs.
A baby boy arrived At the bon e
Of Josa CDapsro+ Joss:ligea oa
the Animas
Ms. VIII kennett end Miss
Emma Call, of Kinssian, Were
HiIlsboro visitors yesterday.
Owing to The elosirg dosn qt
,h- Fri Ballioa mine II ..Kellyt
Billy Williams, the otd-1ime6iack Z
smith, isagaio iteHllfsbnro. e
! Quue pnmber uf H,ll-boro.
people went to KlnsstoSr toa'ay to
nay tribute io ds6afteai lrlenas,
resting 10 the cemetery al that
place.
Messrs. Palmer and CassedM
two mining meu from Cauyoo
Civ, Colorado, who spent soma
days1emong the mines IN this DIS
trict. left for home Saturday.
j. Nj Padills, who returned
faom tripto Hurley a couple OF
days ago, LETT this morning for
Lake YaIley-to take charge Of the
business Of the stage line at that
ehd of the route
Miss Lolita Alexander, who has
been in lei Paso for some time
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ran. re-
burned home the early part OF the
week. She was accompanied home
by her little nephew Max.
Word comes from the Arlner
ranch that "Orozco," the goat kill
ing wolf, who for many months
waxed fat on the herds OF the goat
men, has atlaat keen extermlnated
Bob Wedgaood caught him IN q
trap, and that settled bis hash.
O. w. West, treasurer Of Percha
Lodge No. 8, / 0. o. f., received
q telegram last Tuesday from San
Simon, Arizona, saying that III
Charles b Curtis had died That
day; the telegram gave 10 parti-
culsrs, only that the,fnnerAl would
occur the following day. The
news OF the death of Mr. Curtis
came asa shock to his many friends.
Mr.. Curtis had but recently sold
his Seco ranch and moved with
his family and bis cattle to Ari-
sona where be expected to remain
permanently. The deceased was
pioneer of this country and was
an honorable, upright and H.
dustrlaus citizen and his death Is
deeply regretted by all who knew
him. Mr.. Curtis leaves quite a
large family to mourn bis death
and who have the sympathy OF
the community in the hour of
their sad efllictlon. The deceased
was a member IN good standing OF
Percha Lodge No. 9. /. O. O. f.
Sierra County advocate., 1913-05-30
nr Sale

One Double Action Smith and Wes-
son 80 Cal Revol 5er Special good
as new. Also one 30z40 Winchester
Rifle in good conditions. Cheap for
cash. This office. Aprilil Ad.
Sierra County advocate., 1913-05-30
w. O. THOMPSON Proprietor.
FRIDAY. MAY 80. 1918
I,IprroN pATrst

suRscRlrrrcN RATES
One Year. .......... ....s.,....'...,Sl %
DIX Months s.......,. ,'s.i.Ss. ~
20 ADVERTISING RATES.
One inch one issue -. s. .af. 90
One inch one month, ~. ...,... 2. 90
One inch one year.....s.. >s.sss ~ 90
Locals o ceuts per line each iaseisio,l:
Local wrte-ups 20 cents per line. Z
Sierra County advocate., 1913-05-30

Germain Gage, who IS serving
lis coao,sy as iire guard 90 Toe
f4ila Natio nal Forest, and who Is
stationed on the head OF the AMI
mas, while on duty one day this
wsek, bumped into something that
was not placed in the contract
when he entered the service.
While riding along the trail ne
suddenly mel a she bear accom-
panied BY three cubs, Before
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-22
FOR SAKE OF
THEIR CHILDREN
ParentsSe Protect Their
Little Ones Against
Ignorance.

It matters not whether you are rich
or poor, your children are deserving of
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-22
MERCURY DROPS;
IT IS WET, TOO
Rain Breaks Heated Spell
and the Fall Is General
Around FL PaSo.

How do you like FL Paso's justly
famous rainy season.
As a temperature reducer the recent
rains are the medicine, for the tenn
perature has taken a toboggan from
1O4 of a few days ago to so, WnlGh
was the maximum on Monday me
the east has been wallowlng IN TOR
rid zone temperatures, FL fasoahS
have been sleeping between blankets
and wearing wooden sweaters 10 keep
warm evenings, thanks to the little
rain drops which have been falling IN
punches for the last two days.
The rain played an encore engage
ment Monday afternoon and evening
In the afternoon the rain started at
3.0S and fell on an alternating cir
cult until sos, when II rested up IN
til S.25, when it fell again until To-
The matinee shower was the hardest
and 0.45 of an inch of dampness fell
over these parts. The evening per
Torrance netted only -O3 Of an inch
The forecast for Wednesday is 1air
weather for west Texas and local
thunder showers for New Mexico. FL
Paso being a little of both. the par
ticular people may take their choice.
The highest temperature Monday
was so degrees and it slid down the
tube to 81 when the rain started fall
ing
The rain was general throughout
the FL PasO district Up and down
the valley rain fell Monday afternoon
and evening Down the valley it was
sufficiently heavy to start a third
alfalfa cutting on its way. The rain
was general along the railroads run
ming out of FL Paso. On the G. H &
S A, the rain extended as far as VAL
entine. Tex, 161 miles east of FL Paso;
west on the Southern Pacific it rained
as far as Bowie. Ariz; the Southwest
ern system was wet from end TO end,
including the branches. 1t rained at
Tucumcari, n. NJ. on the east and past
Benson to Tucson on the west end
The Mexican railroad officials did not
worry about the rains as they have no
railroads at present time to be washed
away The Santa Fe has a soft piece
of track at CanutillO Tex, and the
trains had to run slowly over this
stretch near the river. The rain eX-
tended as far as Rincon, n. NJ, on
the Santa Fe.
The Elephant Butte telephone line
from the reclamation office was put
out of order by the rain Monday and
no report on the river was received
in Ell Paso Tuesday
The streets of Juarez are muddy as
n result of the neavy rain of Mon
day, and there are several pools Of
water in the river bed, though there IS
no running stream