davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

@srfuhe onesfts1t. inbem piro Den
Qltobol iotpohl por ols mad Der Gins
perleibung BEG Sdlangensiftes geess
ben hoben, b. E.. iopobl i'm Gimme eiz
mes gorbeusuness als aud zines
6eilmittsls, obne jemals Die gering5te
0ersogerung i'm 6ortf9reiten Ser
Nergiftune beobadtet 81 baben.
unisre SdIubfola.run9, oub alto6ol
BEL Sdlangenbifsn unpirtiam 1T. be-
rubt aIfo ouf sablreiAen G%rfabruns
qen. - Dos 9ebsimnis Der Grz
folge nes 4Itobpls Iisgt babsr ,in5is
uno anein in isiner 8erdnoerung Der
Gemiitsftimmuna. Der Don ser
ar.usotter 9sbiHsne 1T ouFgersgt.
Gnqitlid, firdtst ben Sob. iammert
uno tloat. 6isr iebt nun Die @ir>
flung bes 4Itobols elm: Die Stims
mure miro rubigsr. beiterer. lie Ingit
pei9t, Die SeIbfpsrgeFenbeit Der
&ItoboG : 2eihtIinm briht our4. bic
So6e i6aut nun gar niht me9r 70
qefdbrli6 aus. bic Shmer5en .aRen
mad, enoli6 tommt bic Rurtofc. Der
6timmungsipehieI beeirfIuBt du4 Die
um9ebung, nitt minber Sen Ir5t, Der
es bem aranfen 70 gsrne glotbt, oaB
es inn bsHer sele. llnb penn Damn
Ole Seilung eintritt, Die uua Ionit
ni6t uusgebtieben pire. ME anges
meme grfabrungen betpeiien. 10 piro
fe Dem unsnsbmsn, 70 gsrns g'nOm'
mensn 4Itobol susei9riebsn!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
Nlfohul bci ShlnnGenbiiicn.

Sn Der gan3sn populdren meoi3ints
Iden 2itsratur piro beim 8IB Der
&~reu3ptter bus Srinten bon pisl tar
fern Qltobol empFobIen. Die euro
pdsr haben cisie 0ebre pon oer 9eils
trait bss NIfo6ols aud in oie Sropen
qebrodt. BORT gtouht maR iebt an
Die Wirtun1 bts on9enebmen Mefitas
ments in oieIen 6CGen, W,etnsit Die
fer 8ldube beredtigt lit, BAT nun Or.
6oIitfder (9irtenbammer bel 8arls7
bob) uutcrTuht, uno rag Grscbnis
feiner NadforThun9en Nib ic3t pers
0ffsntlidt. Sit Sa6r,r inmmeIt Der
aenannte Irst Gle 8srthte iber
areu3otters unb Gd.an3en6iHe uno
tpirb bierbsi ben apuegen tdttrdftle
unterftiibt. e. ton1rt Gil 10 .asnoen
Gefultaten: Ser 2sreu'otterbiB lit
psrbGltnism5b;Q barm!ps. Tn ZEN
brei lsbtsn Sabren iino aus 0eittts
lano uno OeIterreih MIR orei totltts
Safe geri'Aet tporoen, or:i dnoer.,
ongebti9 tr,tiAe, erp.eien fh bel
rdberer Grfunoigrn9 ul5 irrtinltd.
Was nun sic !6eiltraft bes Nltobols
beim 9~reuaotterbib onIur1t, 10 1T
ni6ts Ieifter fir Elm Nlittel ooer
0erfabren, ais 3riumphe gu iern bel
elmer arantbeit. Die bon ieIbIt Rcllt;
feorsifli1, oQB Ser Nlto9o' betm
SreuaotterbjB cine 10 aluberbdtte
0irtunq entF1Itet uno Die 8efl1enen
rom So0e e~rre!tet - "a oieier ibnen
car niht oro9., Isl. icft Is nun III
S:n Eropen? - rSA>a perfise", lag;
SolitI6er, ,aud3 Tier ijfer ei1 STEM
lid umfan1rsihes MdtartiI, ti:er
3uI6riften bon Qtr3.sn uno 2dIen
Gus Iirita, often. @r;~rita. 8tridlt'-
Sic pbne Qusnatre 0t3 Wirtiantet:
oes @lfo6oIs tsim 9iTe ecr tropi't'er
@iftItlan1en in 4brebs Itellen ootr
iebr fteptifd betrahtsn. Sd nth
mid ieoo6 on ois'er Gtsle nit BEN
llrteil zines einsissn Geipdbrsmannss
tegniigsn, Der absr seipiB mdB9eb.no
1T: oes DIRECTORS oss ferologtihe1
Snftitutss in Sac 9aoIc in Sra'ilisn,
Or. 0itol grdSil. Der iid felt pislen
Seabren nit bsr GrForitun9 Der Gilt
fdlansen beIddftist uno Serd a.9er
oeren Bis hsritsut. Sic in ean8 gra@
Fli.n ouf StoatgtoFtsn psrfdidt uno
Ser 9epolf .una unsntgsltli1 CUR
@erfiiguna qsItelt pero:n. gDsr I'D
r1her unterritten nil, oem lam id
ods 0srt BON Or. 9rosil ga De-
fence eontre rophioisme" iehr eHlpfehs
len. Der @erfaFsr i6rsiht: -Wir
baten nit fat alien fir 2aboratos
riumgpsriuAe oeripsRobdTeR Sterartsa
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

ieIbs wi6tise Stenuns in Sibamsrifa
elm iuie 9ouano uno 8eIgten in europa.
Setn @ebist lift flein. aber bic Bepbl.
ternns lit Hetsig uno unternehmsno
Seine Sauptitnot. RonteuioeOa an
Der Whnouns oss & 10 YIatn. bat
iber 100000 g%inpobner uno uisle
S6uIen. 9ort bout mol einsn Safsn
fir nobeSu lOUiiaiOusn Dollars.
Nr9enttnien oedt elm Arenl,
bns sroBer lit nls Der Dltlid pom NRii.
Fifippi ss!esene 9bsil Der 8sreinisten
Staatsu. Sein 9anoel nit benz Nus
lamb beIduft iih nuf idbrlib $780,
100000 uno fommt Der Nusfubr 3 %.
pans ooer @btnas sleih. @s lit
uon einem 8abnnes burhSogen. bat
ulele Jliiiie uno protusirt Die Snupt.
nabrun9smitteI. beren Die Belt beoarf.
y uenos Wires erireut li6 zines
llheren Iteten 8dhstbums. lit Der Mits
telpuntt zines sroBsn Giienba nneBss
nno bei!5t ausgeSeihnete ShIhsWerf'
ten. 9urd unistiroiihe Bahnen MID
man ben INNER msbr anmo6Ienoen
Serfsbr in Der Staot beudl,iaen. Die
@ebduos iino 10 fd0n iple hie irseno
elmer anoeren @~roBltanot. 9as Sbuls
ipitsm Der 6epubllt, oas in fruberen
Sabren pom 9ebrern aus ben 8ereiniss
ten Staoten ~be9riiuoet woroen lit. ut
Jebt auf elmer IOlhen Stufe aneelan9t.
onB bic &naben uno Wdohen oaisIblt
mobl bieieIbe Geisgs,;heit bdben. ettpas
2utttyeS 81 lernen. p,e b%isrSulanos.
0le &epubIlfen BON 2ateintIt.a mes
rita umfaiisn Elm @eblet. ruel6es orei>
nal 10 sroB lit mir oas Der Ger.
Staten. Sic bdben cine 8epDlterung
pom etma teb5i9 Milltonen.
a4o l6ter 10 otel ME uuier 9ano. Sbr
atswdrtiger Sanoel belduft lid auf
Srpet BillOnen Dollars i'm Sabre. Sbr
8elamtbouoel nit ben Ser. Staten
Ii6 auf iebS6uuoert Wiaioueu 0oldrs
pro Sobr. Die HanameritaniIhe Union
trdst iih nit Der 6cffnuns. Dab iid
oteler SanoeI mad 8olenouna oes
Hanama.8 anals uno mad 5lnridtuns
beierer SdifiubrtsseIesenheiten uer'
ooppeIn nno peroreifaten wiro.
9atetni d ~ inertia
8eSiiglih Der 8eiieselsgenbeitsn in
9atetnii 'Nmerifa berrihen nod pieIs
fad gang pertebrte &orIteuungen. Nies
mano Ioate ltb ourb Ssfir6iun9eu.
oaB es ibm an gutter Sabrgelesenbeit
ieblen ooer baB ibm etuo niht quite
9otelS Su &ebote Iteben miirben, pom
elmer &eiie nab Sionmerita abbalIen
laiien. Sebr CUTE Sampier fdbtsn
lebt an Der Oitfulte BON Seem Yorf biz
nod SueuoS Nires, aber ipenn man
mob before 6abrselesenbeit wlniht,
10 lam man lie erlan9en fpeun man
bic &eiie uber europa oabin madt.
I'm Sur 8eittiite Su ~selonsen, nimml
man einsn 0ampfer bis Colon. BON oa
fdbrt man iiber ben StbmuS nah Hn'
mama. no uns bequeme Dampfer auf'
nebmen uno uns mad mauhem i~utere)'
ianten Nuientbalt Iuowdrts brlnseu
bis mad SalparaiiO. benz Safen gbiles.
&ir5lth lit Der Tunnel ourh Die Nn'
Den Swtiden Chile uno Nrsentinier
poIenoet pOroen. uno bic @~iienbabn'
fabrt 5uii6en Dem 8a5ifiiden uno Dem
NlIantilhen Ojean.tdnn jest fat nit
berielben gequemIidteit 9emadt tper'
ben fpie bic &eiie bon New Yort. nat
Chicago.
(6ortiesuua foIat.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

Rp -
" BEN mir aud auf uiele
Nrtsn pun Ordioeen nufmertiam
gemnht. bte bod pben an Den Sldm'
men Der 6ieienbGume in tippl9ee Hradt
ibr ShmnroBeroaisIn fiibrlsn. Wdnde
unieler Dameu. Die fir oieie i~eitenen
GHanjsn idwdrmen, ipraden Den iebns
llhen Wunlb aus bieie Slumeu in
ibren Selis bu bstOmmen uno nab ben
Stoaten mliSuuebmen. ober OtsS ipar
Elm srOBes @ort gel lien aus9eiprOhen.
bonn per uUr unS bate on bunoert poer
mebr 5uB an ben nnI9Iattsn Stdmmen
be: Wol rieIen pprflettern
tonnen poer moaen UNI Die Orhioegn
heruntsr ~ holen? Nui ~uuleren Bunih
bate Gol. 00Ibals ben 3ug luobl an'
balien Ioiien. oenn er lit Su9leih Er1s
lioeht Der Yanlnla @tienbnhn. nno mas
er Il a. bn5 q / auf oerlelben. Nber
baS OrhioeeusS dmmeIn bot mob onnS
anoere ShDierlgtelten. nno bel nller
uuierer onaebprenen 8alanterie muBteu
mir ben 9amen oielsn 8unIh BOD
Gbihlnaen.
Die urbeimatb Der Orhioeeu Iino Die
urmdloer Gller tropi de 8es
9enoen. IN oenen uuse5GbIte Spe5len
bieisr 10 begebrten ShmaroBerp1anse
oortommen. Bti Der WsbrSdpl Der
Msulhen ruft boS Wort IL rDnIo"
Die lOnoerbnrIten @eflble waf, uuo
msilt oenten lie uuwlnfirlih an wiloe
Sagben uno ueripegene Nbeuteusr. mas
in 8irtlibteit ourhnuS unsutreffsno
1T.
8eim @intritt in ben iuirtlihen Tire
malb empfdn9t unS cine ~ a n nit
groBem 6euhtigtettSsehalt
burdlrlufte 2uft. Der ountIe Booen
lit meiit nit elmer oiden pOrOisn 8 Us
music d. beoedt. bic oas bon ben
Bldttern beitdnbia berubtrupienoe NaB
Ielht o%uIiau9t. 8aourh lit alIo bic
8aiis fir ein iippises Rf%lauSenleben.
iule rs chen nur Der trppilhe llrwalo
berporbrtnat. seih0ffen.
Baumrielen bon ungldublidem um'
flnge srbsben ibre Mieleufronen gen
Stmmel. uno i'm pflanSlihen aampie
um's 0alein perlnhen loSulosen ous
8dume ihr Beltes. nm oaS 9 onnen.
liht 81 erreiheM oenn leoer Baum
itIebt onrna6 aus benz 9dmmerlihtt
oes urpaloes btnaus;uwnhlen. Yin
Stdmme uuo Nelte oleier 8lumrieier
iuieoerum t.cmmern lih 9jonen unt
ionlttge ShlluqpilnnSrn. Die Iid oor
Ndum gu SOum ihItuJsn nno bsn
8nn5en einen %el9ennrtl9 I6onen Vim
ltcldI uerlelbtn. NuBeroem blngen Oil
Bdume i'll Der Nttbrsnhl uou por
ShmaroBerphanisn. Grhtbeeu
iuslhe TIRE Nlbruug BON Dem Naum,
ielblt be5ttbtu, Nm it0nlieu hit oel
IlrunIo gsSer @noe Der He9tuSeit. nm
pelhs Ole bHnoerte Don 4hdnSen II
Stutbe Iteben uno 10 Dem Nntoe ell
tdrbeuptdtugeS. tmpoiantes Nusieber
uerIsibsu.
Die 0etm It'll Der Orhtoetn
So liebt nlio Die urbeimath Der Or,
hibesu aus, uuo Is lit QslpiB ielblt lur
ben 9atsn leldi u%rritlnolldl. oaB odi
Nufiuhen uno Sdmmslu bWler Yilln
seu feline Ieihle uno miibslpie Nrbelt al
Sih bartlett @S mare oobsr aud in
eiuen @urppdsr ooer bslisr 9eiost Gut
iiiatlonsmdnlhsu cine anui pergetlih
2lebtsmube islbit Grtiossn lammeIu
poer Iplhe etlpa gar aus Dem baum
uuo GIdnssngemtrr b%erauehplen Il
molsn. @ani abaeieben oapon, maro
oerielbs teim Deitelssn Ser Sdune nu.
81 balo esuabr weroeH. Dab er Del loI
den alstterpartien mebr 0aut I'M
&letoer uerliert. ais or suSulebsr
bat. erlpartet i'm. iuenr e. enolih Ieir
eriebnteS 3iel erreiht bat. mob ELM
idmsr5Ii9e llsberroiduns, weIde tbn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

= z d0n e|rtTGrt. Nelt:res
6iduIsiE' ~Sn meinsr Sugcnn hds
ben ii6 pisIe Mdnnsr um mid SEE
tprrten."
Serr: limb pdrum bdben Sic ,eis
men eenpTms.f2-
Srdulein: -NeiI tsiHsr ~oerftonoen
5o.. MID Su ~ns5msn@."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
Ueues aus Qatur- unc
6eilfunoe.

Die NrtifeI unter bieier Nubrif iino lehrreit
uno intcrelant; in thren Nusfiihrungen
unh S6luBfol9eru19en rcsraientiren
lie aber 0iterS n d. bic Nniifrten oes
@eiuuoheltsratbs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
Tie iioamerifaniid)en Gepublifen.

| bieier 8erbinouna
ipoQen mir anh els
men Slif aui nniere
Inoameritanl d II
&epubiiten tuerien,
pom oenen II auBer
ihrsu &spoIuti.
pneu ais Reael
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
(97. Gortiebung.)

Bei unIerer 5ahrt
ouf ter Hnnamas&l.
lenbobn ourh ben ur
walo oes Sitbmus, TO-
lueit oerielbe bort nod
nibt seIibtet lit. wur'
Apn mir nnh mi nieIa
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

unS @oIieridGe seiperrt uno milfien in
loldsn 6dlsn 0nnren unb BOOte oft
meilenwslt iber 2ano geibleppt
werOen. UNI bieie SinoerniHe 81 I'M
9ebrn.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-27
COPY OF SUMMONS

=. =. Z. r., Secs. S44-S45
In the Justices Court of Ell Centro
Township, County of Imperial, State
or California. 1. F. Baldwin, Plain
tiff, VS.. Samuel Mcintyre and j. W.
Ritzman, Defendants.
The people Of the State of California
send Greetings to: Samuel Mcintyre
and J. w. RitZman, defendants.
You are hereby directed to appear be-
for me at my office, in said township
and answer the complaint in an action
entitled as above, brought against you
IN the Justices Court of Ell Centre
Township, County of Imperial, State
OF California, within five days after
the service on you of this summons-if
1t is served within the city and coun-
ty- township Or city in which this ac-
t1on is brought, but within ten days if
1t is served out of said township or city
but in the county in which the action
is brought, and within twenty DAYS if
served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that un-
less you SO appear and answer as
above required, said plaintiff will take
judgment for any amount or damages
demanded in the complaint, as arising
upon contract, or he will apply to the
COURT for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Given under my hand this 26th day
of May, 1913.
1. MAYFIELD,
uSt1ce of the Peace of said Township.
JAS. w. GLASSFORD,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Sat. Nov %
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-27
MAINLY PERSONAL.

G. w. Allen returned this morning
from business trip to Los Angeles.
l. E. Cressey returned this morning
from Compton, where he has been
spending his vacation.
Messrs. Leftwich and Clawson are
again in Ell Centre after a trip on busi-
ness matters to coast points.
D. R. Russell, pioneer surveyor in
Imperial county, is again in the val
ley on a business trip from the coast.
o. B. Fuller returned to Ell Centre
this morning from a business trip to
Los Angeles in connection with the
newly incorporated c. H. and o. B.
Fuller Cattle company.
Mrs. Thomas Beeman, county librar-
ian, spent yesterday at Brawley on
work nconnection with the Brawley
branch of the county library.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-27
Sulzer's Wife to
go on the Stand
(By United Press Associations

(By United Press Associations0
Albany, Sept. 27-Sulzer's lawyers
today had the testimony to be offered
in the impeachment by the defense
well in hand. Besides his own testi-
mony, Sulzer will be supported by his
wife and John Penn Essey, who con-
Quoted the special investigation for
the governor and who is said to have
evidence involving the governors Bit
terest enemies in a plot to ruin him.
Smarting under the charges yesterday
of State Superintendent of Public
Works Peck, that Sulzer wanted him
to perjure himself, the governor today
demanded of his attorneys that they
call Peck on cross-examination and
compel him to fix the time of the al
legged conversation and who were pres
ent. The governors friends insist there
were more witnesses to the CONVEX
sation.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-27
(Not Coal Lands)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial No O1QS02

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
office, Los Angeles. California
September "a, 1913.
Notice is hereby given, that Gustav
r. Koch of CaleXico, California, has
filed in this office his application to
enter under the provisions of Secs. 2306
and 2307 of the Revised Statutes of the
United States, the following describ ed
land:
Lot one %, See 81, Twp. 16 s, Range
12E., s. i. NJ, as Assignee of Isaac N.
Jones.
Any and all persons claiming advers-
ely the land described, or desiring to
object because Of mineral character of
the land or any other reason to the dis
posal to the applicant should file their
affidavits of protest IN this office on or
before the 3rd day of November, 1913.
FRANK BUREN, Register.
Notice to be published in the Press,
Ell Centre, Cal.
1st pub. Sept. 27-Oct 27
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-27
c. nj. SALE GETS
A BIG ATTENDANCE

The annual auction sale Of the Cali
fornia- Mexico Land and Cattle conf
pany at the company's ranch east Of
Calexico drew large attendance from
all sections of the valley today.
This sale was on more than ordin-
ary Importance to valley buyers Of
live stock, as the C.-M. company had
announced that much of it's high grade
breeding stock would be placed on the
market, following the more intensive
cultivation of much of it's land.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-27

Pianos for rent. R. L. Harrell.
ADV. If
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-27
LAWYER TOOK BIG
SHARE OF MONEY

(By United Press Associations)
Los Angeles, Sept. 27-Both sid IS
rested their cases in the Bixby trial
today and arguments will begin Mon
day, each side being allowed three
hours for two speakers. The case
probably will ge to the jury Tuesday.
Attorneys Stevens and McKelvey tes-
titled regarding the checks paid oy
Octavius Morgan, Stevens saying he
gave $1,000 to Mrs. Lacey, Marie
Levy's mother, keeping $1,000 himself.
The Levy girl was called to the
stand but the defense frustrated the
states efforts to compel testimony re-
garding alleged relations with Nor
gan. Her mother testified that she re-
ceived $1,000 from Stevens.
Pianos for rent. R. L. Harrell.
Adv tf
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-27
NEW TODAY
Too Late to Classify

FOR SALE-160 acre Mountain Home
stead on main boulevard to San |
Diego; good soil, ample rainfall, ex-
ceIIent climate, sping water. Our |
representative is in El Centre ami
Imperial, weekly. Write for par
tculars. DAMON-McDONALD, $40
Spreckles Bldg, san Diego, Cal. x129
WANTED-Position as ranch foreman
Four years valley experience. At
present have charge of 500 acres al
falfa ranch. Can furnish best of ref
erence. Address "FOREMAN," care
Press. f133
boars. Guaranteed good service. 8
Poland-China, 2 Berkshres, 1-2
years old, 6 Berkshires months old.
Prices reasonable. Inquire JOE
MAGEL, Declez, Cal 1870
FOR RENT-160 acres 4 1-2 miles S. W.
of Ell Centre, 40 acres in alfalfa. 156
shares water No. 1. Some work to ne
done. Good lease to right man. j.
NJ. BEARD, Hotel Calexico. x13O
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For pat
ented land, new and second hand
furniture business, building and lot.
Cash value $500. In live oil town.
Address, Box 795, Maricopa. Cal. 1873
LOST-Off wagon, between Ell Centre
and CaleXico, guitar, enclosed in
case. Finder please return to
Wolfin-H Hamilton Furniture Co. X130
SITUATION WANTED-An experienc-
ed middle agG woman wishes a po-
sition of trust address, "H", care
Press. f133
LOST-One young brown mule, brand
ed H. E., about 1000 lbs. Reward. S.
MATSUDA, r. l, Box "a, Heber Cal.
x135
FOR RENT-Small cottage, partly
furnished. Inquire 421 Park or De-
pot Blacksmith shop. x132
LOST-Collie dog. Black strap around
neck. Please notify Box "a, Ell Cen
tro. x130
FOR RENT-1SO acres for barley. 1
Ia miles north east of Seeley. G. l..
GOOD, Seeley. x133
FOR SALE-HOuSe and three lots,
cheap. Corner Fourth and Vine. x133
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-27
Peculiar Accident

(By United Press AssociationsD
Lorient, France, Sept 27-Three
men were killed and seven injured
today when a compressed air chest,
used in quay construction, exploded
below water.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-27
Roosevelt Was There

tBY United Press Associations)
Rochester, Sept, 27-Roosevelt is
here at the Progressive state conven-
ton. When asked if he would run for
governor on the Progressive ticket,
he said he might make a statement
later.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-27
CITY AND VALLEY.
Theatre Tulane-Entire change o

Theatre Tulane-Entire change of
program tonight.
When We Three Meet Again.-A
double special program will be given
at the Theater Tulane for tonight on
ly. The main feature of the show will
be two reel subject, "When We Three
Meet Again." which will appeal to
every human heart and no one should
miss seeing it. No advance in prices.
Can't Beat Weather.-Perfect eli
matte conditions continue today. A
one-blanket night with mercury fall
ing to 65 was followed by gradual
rise to 80 this afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-27
Stay of Execution

(By United Press AssociationI
San Francisco, Sept. 27-Diggs and
Caminetti were given today an ad-
ditional stay of execution of twenty
days to perfect their appeals.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-27
Robbers Not Caught

(By United Press Association
Tuscaloosa, Ala, Sept. 27-The:e
has been no success for the posse chas-
ing the Queen Crescent train robbers
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-27
Have You Some
II. II. HARNESS

Sometimes called Imperial hons It is made Imeria especially
friends S cut outr
the
out the make quality
the wes considered the valuable y
han a single rtofi
factory
to
workman who
to blame
Even small shops all the bellies which regularly
able excels;
Did
will soften il
NJ Harness be besatsf
Imperial Valley press., 1913-09-27
ESTRAY NOTICE

Found-black COW, branded on right
MP A. x, on left hip D. Owner can
nave same by paying advertising and
feed bill. ROHRER & BUCHER. 5
miles south on the Date canal. x139
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
COUNTY ROAD CAMP
PRISONER ESCAPES

COUNTY, 20 u ". night SIZE
Albert Fletcher. a prisoner at the
county road camp on the Canadian
river. took French leave OF his cap
tors Thursday afternoon. aud up "a
a late hour LAST night had not been
recaptured Fletcher under sentence
.of a year, MANAGED b. some method
to procure A. Colts. surprised and
disnrmed his quad and escaped En-
couniering another guard some dis
lance from the amp. Fletcher al
ministered the same treatment. and
made good his escape
Members OF ne sheriffs force
have secured NJ surrounding coun-
Try In search o. the fugitive who
Is believed to have followed the rly-
or course Fletcher Is described az
a man about q yeats old. five feet
nine Inches In height, weight about
200 pounds. black hair. grey eyes.
When be escaped be wore blue strip
ed oyeralls. brown aud white
checked cap. an o. Colts reyol-
yer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
AUTOMOBILES STRJCk nv
POik STREET CA,

A. J. landergreen and his daugh-
ter had narrow escape from scri-
Gus injury Saturday afternoon about
I O'Clock when street ear on Polk
street struck the automobile which
Mr. Landergreeu was driving The
collision occurred AZ the intersection
OF Polk and Tenth
Parties witnessing the contact
stated that the street ear was NOV
ing at moderate speed north or
Polk. when Mr. Lundrgrecn attomp-
ted 20 cross the car line from west
10 east while directlyac ros, M,
track according to accounts given.
The auto appeared 90 go dead The
street ear struck the auto shortly ai-
terwari. damaging the machine 60
some extent
Mr. luudegroen was not thrown
from the car. but kept his seat %,
was rushed 20 81 Anthony, Santa
rum. where he remained Cor q short
time. later going 20 nj, home. where
medical attention was provided
Physicians stated that examination
failed 10 show serious injury The
daughter was not injured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08

ID. l.. Mcdonald. the we'll known
y rrigation promoter OF Hereford. was
IN the city yesterday.
Sam Dunn will leave today Tor
Port Aransas on a hunt for tarpon
at that noted fishing resort. Mr.
Dunn Will be absent for several
weeks
Mr. and Mrs Justin Carlisle re-
turned YESTERDAY afternoon fran
Pampa. where they have been visit
my friends for several days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
INTERESTING MEETING
OF FARMERS INSTITUTE

Despite The uniay0rable weather
conditions the meeting Of the Poitcl
County Farmers Institute. held yes
tcrday from 10 a. m 90 2 p. ~ wa
well attended and was marked o,
feature. oi genuine interest
IUr meeting aas held AZ the United
State, Experiment Farm where Su
p,rn,cudcn' John g. Ross acted b.
thc dual capacity OF lecturer and host
II h bouuriul basket dinner wa, en-.
N I1yel after which Superintendent
n RIOS. took thc member, around N,
/ farm showing fhe various experiment.
II fa' tracts
II The meeting wa, then called 90 %.
|. Der Uy President Dammcr. and M,
.a-us.. before thr body was con-
I-rsd Brief talk, we're made By y
II Mcdonald a' Hereford. and Sec.
.Irrar Seth q Holman Of the Cham.
Der 81 Commerce Adjournment was
later taken unc0 Saturday afternoon
af p O'Clock 900 The Potter county
.Hr huu,, 20 which time delegate,
~ 'N' ''''' L.-'I'''' az '"'''se aiA-
na $50. be- esp.cn
N''.-' ''''.T' menu superintendent
RIOS. addressed ''e institute giving 'p
br,. form fd, result, Of experiments
made iuf lhe pass several years At the
Experiment farm
Ih' ''.'."..' '"i'''''' were SHOWN
2" Doe h',' DIS experiment win the a'-
'f.a. F'.. ..T N'.' seven years.
\ Winter N0''' I0fN'h variety az
rf''' F''' ''I f'.' ',''" year,
bushels per acre. "'..N''ns TWO ''''-
uf'.
spring NN''l, I'I''''''' Variety
average $50 h1'hr',
'a', '' .' N''h'.' per acre.
tennessee WINTER Harley 100
'1. H'.. p'I '.i'
h'..l. NFr. '.' '''h'.,
4 Rcd WINTER Spell % bushels per
acre
h'''''i, 80 'us"''s per '''''
I."nn ''rn Iut.r' June. 10
bushels per acre rs h'sh As -
bushels "i I'''n corn =" the acre
have been harvested
/ hair 'n' W'" yields Mere gwen in
rlndc a. ''r''n'. NIih average Tor
'ih year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
TnE BRILLIANT STARS Of JUNE

by the end o. June Mars. Venus.
Saturn and Jupiter will all be morn
Ing stars. but Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound Is az all times the
star medicine for coughs. colds.
Group aud whoopinr cough. \ cold
In June Is as apt to develop into
bronchitis or pneumonia as az any
other time. but not u Foloy's Honey
and Tar Compound Is taken. u will
surely head off the cold. and heal
the intlamed membranes. The GET
nine In a yellow package.
RANDALL DRUG CO.