davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Dlarrhoea quickly Cured.

q was taken with diarrhoea and MT. Works, the merchant here, per suaded me to try a bottle of Chamber lains Collie, Cholera and DiaTrhoea Remedy. After taking one dose of it I was cured. 1t also cured others that I gave it to- writes NJ. E. Geb- hart, Oriole, Pa This is not at all unusual. An ordinary attack of diar- rhona can almost invariably be cured by one or two doso1 of this remedy. For sale by all dealers
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Your records would have been per fectly preserved had they been in a SAFE-CABINET-1913 model, which is approved by the National Board of Fire Underwriters. The day of he iron safe has passed Ask for tests and proof.
 WILLIAMS & DEWOODY, State Agents, Pine Bluff, Ark
 9-23-tf
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville, 5,2; Milwaukee, 2-9. (Second game innings. darkness) ) Columbus, 1, 12, 10, Minneapolis, g, l-2-0.
 Indianapolis. 5-6; St Paul, 2-1O. Toledo-Kansas City rain.
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CANADIAN WOMAN WINS.
American and English Golf Cham
 pions Vanuuished

Montreal, Sept. l29.-British and American champions today had to bow to the prowess of Miss Nesbitt of Woodstock in the qualifying round of the women's golf championship of Canada, played on the links of he
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New York. 5-1; Boston. 3-8.

Boston, Sept 29.-New York, hay ing clinched the National League pennant, presented makeshift team today, which won the first game to 3 and lost the second to Boston &
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again, as many will want 70 see it a second time
 For today the Royal has it's usual big program of three feature reels
 The Law and His Son. a Bio graph drama. Their Mutual Friend !" Vitagraph drama and This Isn't John," I-ubin drama.
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Only Two Played,

Cincinnati-Pittsburg, postponed on account wet grounds.
 But three National League games scheduled
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New York 3.5. Boston. 1.1.


 New York, Sept 29.--New York defeated Boston in both games of q donble header today, taking the first 5 to l and the second 10 1. In the 4nao hcdtlus pitched his first full game in several weeks and held the visitors safe all the way. In the sec ond game, Anderson's wildness play. ed big part in his teams defeat, Fisher was effective in this game. First game: R. H. E. Boston ...... GOO GOO 0l0--l 9 0 New York ... 002 00l 00X--3 9 2 Bedient and Cady; Keating and Sweeney
 Boston ....... 001 900 00-1 6 1 New York ... 010 loo 3X--5 2 l Anderson and Thomas; Fisher and Sweeney
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AMERICAN 4 LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Teams.

Washington, 1; Philadelphia, 0. Washington, Sept. 29-Waltal
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Only Two Games Played. But two American League games scheduled.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
9as ncne Salr bcginnt crfrenlid)er

9as mc,1e SaDr begiant CT rcalid)er
8eiic NIT elmer M%lu1aberung 6eS ..
q. Observation-Disclosures a1 Die beutiden
@utbolifeu, >pie outs ei,1em 8riefe 6es
SefretGrs Simm, Sen er iiber ieinen
grfolg in 8e5aeg alef @riimoung zines
Stoutsperbonoes in Mrfonlas an sic
Meooftion oeS @unoesorganS ribtete,
eriidJtlih lit. Mad)0em er belonoeres
Sob Sem @ntgegenfoma1e1 1es fatbo=
! liidSen StaatSperban6eS n110 Ser faz
tboliId,en @eiitlidfeit ge5ollt, miro
m0rtlidy ollsgefubrt: uDmnit nun oas
idyo,re Ginpernebamen int Stoote Mrs
fonlas ni1t ollein fortbeitebe, iot6ern
ii6 er1peitere ur6 ouf at0ere 5taoten
o%150ebne, lift bon obioluter Motbpen=
0igfeit, SaB in 3ufunft ieitenS 6er
@erba11oe Ses Nationalbun6es unes
pern1ieben miro, mas 0en 1eutidyen
! @utbolifen Ma1loB gu 8eidaper6en ge-
ben fonnte. @aragropb 2 ser @runb=
i6be 6es Mationalbun0eS, nod mel,
@enr 6ragen uno Sadyen ser &eligion
aus 6en @eriammll1nge1t un6 S6rif>
ten itritt ol1s8uldlieBen iin6, mllB
itreng beobadtet per0en. @s lit 6ie
NfIidt ser Observation-Disclosures ale
DOR fbren 8erbd1r0e1 at baltenDen &e=
sen o5er @ortrage urb ule at oer0f-
fentli6enSen Shriften ouf 6ieien 8a<
rograpben fin aat priifen. @oQ Ole
oeutid)e ginigfeit 6ur& 9egen Self
gion ooer Ole fatb. Stride geri6tete
Ybrqie n bon @eonern o6er &erfaliern
bon Sdriften eeitort, miiblam int
Sntereiie 5es geiamnt1en 9entihtbums
Mufgebalttes nte6ergeriiien tper6en?
Ser Motionalbun6 muB in ieinem ern=
iten uno uufri6tigen Streben, nit
Sem oeutid)en &irherelement Sill
lung gu befonm1en, bon auen 8erbon~
t6en mno 6eret Mitglie6ern fraftig l11t=
terihibt ner6en." Sc fre1t uns pon
&er5en, cine folde 5prade gu boren!
@enn ser D.=M. Notionalbltn6 nod
oiei en @run6i6hen in SET 8ufanft
honoelt, iolte es .nidt idaper faaen,
elm gemeinlames @ougeben int Snte=
reiie ser D~euti9-Mmerifaner an5ubab-
tre1t rno gu ber1pirfliden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
qa,tt Mittbeilnngeu aus Scr Bun

2amt Mittbcilnmgen ans Der B1ta=
0eshalptitaot iol unter ser nahhte'1
Administration ser Soften ser Sefre=
taori1p Ser @errin 6es @eiben 9alrnes
fir geieul6oftlide Mngelegenbeitel',
Social Secretary, init $500 pro
Sutr Sotfert, 3l1 eineln offi5ieuen ge-
mud3t aperoer. Das ertpabnte @ebalt
miro lit 0est1 alliGbrli6 pom &pngreB
fiir oas @eibe @aus 5u bepiQigenoe11
gtat p~orgeleben mer6en. Mon balt
Sic 0ienite elmer iulden Gefretarl11
ser @ottin oes Y%rdiioenten fir liner
lGblid) a,,1 lit ser Mniidt, Sab Der
lettere Sic nafiir m0tbiact M%tsgabel1
nidt aus iei1rem @efolte 5lt beltrei=
ten l6aben fo1lte. 6ran @ilio1, bic
nacdy1te @errin 5es @eiben &auies, bot
51 i6rer 6efretdrin SRI. &ele Sogner
altserlebe1r, mld)e 0ieie Stella1n9
idon bei 6ror &ooiebelt beflei5et fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
staot:M eni9feiten.

@ilbelm @omlasfi mur5e Dor

- @ilbelm @amlasft nr1r9e bon
Sent 5deriff Danielion aus Groofiton
noA nen bieiigem @ef orntatorium ein=
geliefert. Ser Sderiff batte oergeiien,
0en 59li1feI gum SdIuiie ser &a1po-
1beuen mit3unebmen, NIT henen er
Sen Mann an ii@ gefeiielt batte, uno
m1bte nun 6rei Stun6en marten, bis
es Boli3eidef 8rif gelong, nit 1eirent
&auptidliiiiel SOS S6QoB gu offnett.
- @egen cine @iQion DoQorS iirt1
oie int SATIRE 1912 bier. errtdteten
Merbauten tpertb. sic 1mfaifen einerr
groBen 3ubau GUT Mn1age ser @otob
8npierfobrif, cine nelle Sdule, mebre=
re @eiddftsbaa1ier l1t6 mebr alS oret-
bun6ert 1,eue @%obnb1nier. SSn 6ieiem
sssabre miro sic Great Mortbern 8abr-
Qeleaidoft tire Bagen1perfiitatten oer.
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@enn es iidj nn1 bic Muralitat Der
oea1tiden Sl1gen0 banoelt, gebt man
in 3eutldlon6 ernitbaft boron, lno
onSere 2dn0er, sic @ereinistem @tao=
ten nidt o1tsgeidloiien, iollten it6 eir
8eiipiel oorun nebmen. Soeben bot
Sic Mebrbeit ser 1ea1tiden 8lnbes-
1tnoter I'M 8unbesratb 5a%1g1triten Ell
mes Sent &eid)stage por5ulegenben &C.
ietantrages geitimuut> our6 melden
Die unter &em Mnmen Dime NobeIs"
be5eidnete Sd11n6literatur, sic idor
10 biel S9a0en ongerihtet fat, mnter=
oriidt aperoen ion. Sdmere Strafen
iollen ouf 1ie @eroffentlibung iol1er
@o9en ongeiebt un6 6ie idon ge=
orl1dten 8iider iolder Mrt ionen forl=
fiS5iert perSen.
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IN ieiner Seimatbitaot Stannton,

cHH 1elHeI QttAlulDluul SluaHtu"i
@eit @irginter, bat Ger fomm1enoe
8rGitbert cine &eoe gebolten> Die, 10
fltr5 pte iie mar, 6o6 groben Mnf=
if1uB iiber sic nddite M6miniitrotion
ertbeilt. gs lit 1T ser Mnfiin6igung
entbolten7 6ab Ser nadite &raiioent
ein &dimpfer fem miro un6 oaB Der
@iiiemid)aft bon ser Musbeuta1ng 5es
@olfeS 5a1rb 8rioate 6ie &egierratgs=
miiienihoft ent9egeniteben mir6, De-
rem Mr1fgabe eS lit, 1as 8olf Dor l11tge=
biibrlider Musbeutung GIT idiiten.
Mit onbern @orten beiBt oas: rDie
Err1B miiiien peridymin0en." Diele
Mn5eige lit iett idon BON Wertb. Oh
ne Sroge tpir6 Tie Sic 1peitere @rin=
6a1ng bon Gruits oerbinoern. Sreilid
bleibt Sonn nod sic i6apierige Mlpfgo=
he iibrig, mie Sic beitebenoen Sruits
nnida0IiA gemadt mer6en fonnen.
Mus friiberen Mel1Berungen @ilions
fann geidlpiien per6en, 5aB 5aS in
grobem MoBe nit &ilfe 5es Sarifs
geid,eben iol, i1poem ale Gruftmaopen
ouf sic Greiliite geftellt tper6en.
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neutrality-suspicious. baben fir bas


syobr 1918 nidt oiel @l1tes I'M Gimme
gebobt gut lit es, sob 6ieie glei6 6en
@oblpropbeten fid, idon bailtfig ge=
irrt baben. 2aiien mir inns bon Die
len l1ngliidsraben nidt bedngitigert
un6 niht inn @ottpertrmten itoren.
Wfit letterem iteigen mir btelmebr
meiter bergar, 6er Sonte entgegett,
oern III ser 6erne Iea1@ten ole @ipfel,
orf nelden 6ie Soffnung mobnt. 9ie
&offnung 6es @in5elnen lno 1ie Soft
nurrq ser B0lfer. Mo6 Derfiigen mir
iiber sic lo6enSe &raft,- Sic inns Sim
6erniiie un6 0a6e leidt iiberminoen
laiBt un6 5ie &em o1rerifaniIden @olte
Defenders idon uber 10 mon@e
5dtpierigfeit leidt l,n5 ii4er bintpeg<
gebolfen fat. @iner uni erer berifbm=
ten 3eitgemoiien bat Dor einigen Sa=
gen Sen MuSipru6 getban, tper ein=
mail 6ie @eidid,te 6es lebten Sabres
at idreiben baben ner6e, tperoe. pe@
Mig @rfreuIides 5a1 beridten baben.
@ir iinb oieier MnfiM ri@t. @edpiB,
Sag Sabr fat Ser urrerfretliden Ct.
ideinungen tmande gebradt, aber tper
oie @reigniiIe 6es Sabres elmer por<
%urtbeasloien Modprif1png unter5ieB,
ser miro reben 6em Shatter u1,d bie1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
0os pc~rflpiiene Sabr fat Bic grDif.

~"~ VS*t~VS"S O"y~ ~" S'~H
ten &%t1l,flmrlake gebradt, 0te in l1tle=
rent 2nnce ia1ralS III ei1em SATIRE 81
oer3eidjncn geipeiem iin0 - 1885,
O27,794 Dolor. DoS &eforbiabr
mor bisber 1as Sabr 1909 nit Unit
ldken BON ra1l1o 1854 Milliar0en Dol
lar. Ser @ertb ser lebtjabrigem Git
fubr lit nit 1877 Millionen Dollar
ratn5 225 MiQiouen Collar gr0ber
ols Sic groBe ginfl1br bes Sobres
1910, inns sic Ml1sfubr lit nit nobe5u
5meieimbalb MiQior6en Dollar ser
Musfl,br >es Sabres 1911, 6as Sic
biaber gr0Bte Matsfaabr bra6te, um
3333 MiQionen Dollar porauSgeeilt.
Musfubr unb @infubr 6eS lebten SSabb~
res baben 5uiammen einen 8ertb bon
1922 MiQionen Solar, tpomit ole
entipped,en1e 3tffer seq SabreS 1911
I'M mebr als ied)Sbun6ert MiQionen
Collar iiberbolt miro.
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@rQiibe11t Salt fat auf @runbl eafdnfes

@raiibent Suit fat anf @rnnbi efnes
ibm bon SEN 9emofraten 0es Senats
5ugeiteutem ul1ltimatlm" ieinen &lan,
Sic 8ana1nafanaI &ommillion auf=
5ul0len un6 Sol. @oetbals 5un1 @ou=
per11e1r Ser &anal5one gu er1tenner1,
aufgegeben. Man botte ibn bon beiog=
ter Settle milien laIlen, caB Sic BON
ibm fir Sol. @oetbals beubiihtigte
grnennl1ng ni9t beltatigt meroen
miir6e, ebenlo menig Ole unoerer Ber<
lonen 5u Mnterbeamten ienes. Die
Demofraten 5es Senots u11 0eS Scott
grelles iberbaupt iin6 ourdaus ni6t
einge11ommett gegen sen Setter oes
&nnalbmtes. Sic .!qonren ibm al
lie Mnerfennl1ng lmtS ale @bren,
aber iie miBg0nrten Ser repnbli=
fanilten Mminiitration 6en aus
ldlieB1iden &ubm ser &ollen=
oung 0e5 &o11als, mie ct 5tel er 5a1=
ftele, mllrOe Der &a11aEbnlt Inter e1l1er
bon Taft ernonnten 8ebor6e bollen=
set. Sic molten olth nit 6obet iein
inns monen es ii9 oorbebalten, Sem
@rbolter 5es &orols, Sol. @oetbols,
Sic ibm fir iein grobes @erf gebiab<
reroen gbren 5utbeil per0en 5u loiien.
Sic lpollen 0ie &unolfommiiiion er1 t
0onn atgaidafft ieber1, 1penn, tpas
oieueidt in ie9s Monaten Ser 6oa
ieia mag, sic te6niide @roffmutg oes
@anols i%tattfinoet. 9onm ion nad)
i6rer Mblidt cine 3ioilper,paltrmg ser
aonal5one, INIT Sol. @oetbals at ser
Spite, e~ingeiebt utp0 5ieie r 5ltm @ere<
rulmaior er1tanrlt mer6en. Mu6 loQ
fbm Elm @brengeldJenf bon $4,000
Don't &prureR potiert tpen6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09

2id)t, neben tieiem Duntel bellen
5omenidyein fin0en, un0 mand)e
@uffnmrg, Sic SOS olte Sabr unerfiilt
gelui1en bat, mfrs Sos l1elee our &etfe
bringer. Streben mir alio mltbig
pormirts. &alten mir Sen &ppf bod),
lpenl1 tribe Gage for1rten, ltn6 get1te=
Bel1 mir Die gl1ten lt1b Die lblinumen
Sage nit ser Miaibiga1rw beS @eilem
SER fein Megen pcr6rieBt unb feilr
rSommnibein iibermiit6ig madt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
ltm Ben nnitattbaftem @inflnk bon

Tim Sen mmitattbahen @inflnf BON
@el0 lit @nblfampagnen no@ meiter
ein,u1drdnffen, min 8unoeSi enator
GLrpp cine 8iu im @o1pgreB einrei=
he,l 6urdD apelde berboten mer5en
!pn, @elo olts einem Staate no6 Ell
1pen1 a1rSern 5u lenoen, atm sic 8oblen
I'll heeinfluilen. IS miro aber niez
mo1po sic intereliirten @el6liefera1tten
6oran o%eubincern fonnen, na1f l1n1pe=
gen fire milben 8eitrdge an Srt nnb
Steue gelongen 61 laiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
Mahrenb bes Sahrea 1912 bitten

@abrenb bes Sabres 1912 bikten
22O 2uftidiffer ibr 2eben Elm. 8iele
bon ibnen batten init ibren Meropla<
ape11 milienidnftlide Geriude nnter=
11ormen, 1tnb. fire Namen ueroen So
Ger itets unter Sen Mdrtprern bet
@iI1eniboft gu finoen iein. SSn Ser
1elben 3eitperiooe baben 1873 &erionen
beim 8ergiteigen in Sen Mlpen 6en
500 gefun6en. Das 8ergiteigen 1T
16on largit fein Sport mebr, ion6ern
11ur 1tod cine Mrt 2ei6enidaft. Sic
MebraaN Scr perungliidten So1rii ten
beitap0 aus 0eutIden. .
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9ie &om1oie, sic @tliam &od'

Sic &pm1bte, sic @iIiam &ode=
feler, ser Bra1oer 1eS Self0nigs, in
Iebter 8p6e nit Sen 8eanftragten
bes Euio=&omites aufgefiibrt bot,
fDi1t11te nta>1 1id) Don einem S4nulpie=
Ter, 6ellen &rtbar 5u oerblai1en BE-
gi1t, am Gn5e gefollen laiien, bel
@odefeuer fonn iie m1r Sen 8er0aht
erlpeden, coB er Elm idledtes @emti-
fen fat, uno sic Ter 8erba6t lit idlim=
mer oIs alles, mas ser mit ser nnter=
iudunn 0es Iogenannten @el0truits
bel faftigte @ongreBa1si6uB ibm an=
fb1n fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-09
&ic 8eridte iiber ben Meniabrsem,

pforw im 8eiben Squire belagen,
madte oieier 6urdous ni6t Sen Git
Druid, a1s Oh es fi9 nm SEN lebten bes
gegenm6rtigen @errn 6es @eibe1
&oules, zines Dor 8>pei Monoten 6rrd
bas 8olfspotrm geidGagenen @raft-
9en*en ban6elte. &err Soft ldAelte
1riemals ber5lider r1po bergniigter, u.
6raa Soft 5eigte ii6 ,niemals liebens-
tpiuirbiger ods BEL iener Seitperon1tol=
hung, 5a tpeld,er ii9 iiber ~iiebentou'
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@ie Ser Marineiefretdr mittbetlt

meIben ii6 penig iarge 9eute fir Ben
Ma%rineoienit. SIM lebten Sabre febl=
ten an Der o1Sgel6riebenen 3obl
5000. @benio iino ole @dmierigfei=
te1r, Sic n0tbigen &efrl1ten fir oie
8lrnoesarmee gu erbalten, bon Sabr
5a1 Sabr GROCER gepor0en. I'm 10000
Monn mebr miiiien in 6ieiem Sabre
a~nge1porben mer6en nls inn 8orjabre,
falls sic notbige Mn5abl erreidt mer-
1en lou.
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*ltmele Sam fat idun mand)cs &C.
lcrnt, CT miro iid) alb in leiner neltelr
&olle ais Yacfnpeilter ser Neation 5a1=
red)tfilnen. Mmr 3eit ma1b man ibn1
dolien; ser alte @err lit ln1ter Der 2a1t
ser SsSo9re ehms lalgia ON gerpor0en.
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0ie &prbereitmmgem fir Ben G1tdj

Sic &urbereitnneen fit ben @1ad)<
o%riltiid)en &ongreB in Molta iinb 1T
poaem @o,1ge. Sic iollen bereits Biz
formten0en Mprid poQem0et iein, o.
man Sic len Wsonat megen 6es <mas
fir sic Mbbaltr1ng 6es @ongreiies am
g~eeignetiten bdlt. Ser 81. @ater fat
altd bereits in ser Nerion 6es &ur5i-
malls 6errnta ieinen &ertreter benin
&pnareb ernnnnt.
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SIN Often baben iiber taatierb 4er5'
te iid} 51joanmeugetban, I'M oas 2am
po1 Auadlolbern 81 befreien, aber lei
Ser baben lie sic politiid}en 9alodial=
Der nidt eingeidloiien. ltn5 tie Dor
ollenr fonnte oos 2anG iebr gut ent=
behreu.
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IS pcrlamtct, Ser fmmftige YrGiioen,

@illon lei geneigt> Sem gilenbabnfo-
mig Sonres 5. Sill Sen Soften oes
Observation-Disclosures a%n5llbieten.
Gos mare fiirpabr Elm portreffliber
@riff, ser lelbit sic Degrabierls1rg bonn
&errl der 5um Mfiniter red)tfertigte.
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leu5 Yerionen eingefunoen botten.
Ser gnrpfang mod)te ben giaornd Ell
,1es groBartigem Samilienfeites, nno
DON politiider @egmeridaft apar oo=
fpi nidts 81, penipiiren.
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STIR sic usrudemem" fat baS Sabr

1913 einel1 pielperlpred)enoen Mnfa11g.
ael1uauu1er, ni1l1lid) init ser 5elttel=
llu1gy 0ab oie 9oitoner Sea HartD"
cine Sci eQjduft BON 9iertrinfern mar.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-30
Girl Explorer Is To
Brave Unknown Arabia

points In the far southern part OF
Texas. During the lifetime of her
husband. the late Capt. Richard King,
and up to this day. the home of Mrs..
King has been noted for its hospital
ity.
With the coming OF the railroad, a
few years ago, the aspect Of the great
King ranch from o business point of
view was materially changed. Up
I'd that time 1t had been an exclusive
" grazing property. With the rail
road running through it for more
than loo miles the land became avail
able Tor agricultural purposes. Al
ready approximately 10000 acres
have been converted into a farm.
Several steam pillow outfits are at
work turning over the virgin sod and
adding to the cultivated acreage.
Erscts $4,000 Rach House.
Mrs. King is erecting a country
mansion, which will be the finest
ranch house. in the world, upon a
beautiful. site, three miles west Of
here. The new residence will cost
100000. Mrs. King is not q member
of any wOman's club and the suf-
frage movement does not interest
her. For years she has iabored to
uplift the condition of the poor Mex
lean element of south Texas. Sever.
al hundred Mexicans are constantly
employed on her ranch and farm.
They are provided with comfortable
homes and one of Mrs. Kings pleas
ures is to keep q. watchful care over
these simple minded people. She Wis.
its and administers to the sick and
lends her sympathy to the bereaved
Tho new town, of Kingsyille was
laid out; on land which Mrs. King do.
natod for the purpose. 1t has a pop.
Mlation of more than 5000 people.
She required chat every deed con.
tain . provision that no saloon or
place for the sale of intoxicants sholl
ever be located upon the property.
The same stipulation was required of
the purchasers Of land from her for
farming purposes.
Mrs. Kings comes of a New Eng.
land family. Her father was sent to
Brownsville as al aaPresbyterian mis-:
sionary in,Sthe early days. She INST
the brave and dashing Capt. King,
who had come to&the place as com.
mander Of q steamship during the
Mexican war. When a boy Capt. King
was a street waif, in New York. At
the time Of his death he was one Of
the greatest cattle barons in the
i
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the Ignite can compete with higher.
grade coal, as the briauettes with.
stand weathering and do not GRIM
bic badly when handled,
The future installation of briluette
and gas producer plants in this field
seems probable. The rapid change
in methods and machinery for such
plants and the large initial cost are
doubtless everywhere delaying the
immediate introduction of producer
gas machinery, but the installation
OF such plants must, of course, 80
along with the introduction Of manu-
featuring industries to utilize the
power developed. Il.
A moderate estimate places the
tonnage of the Williston field at
about 10 billion tons Of Ignite, the
basis of the estimate including only
such seams or beds as are greater
than 25 inches in thickness and
which are found at a depth Of less
than 500 feet.
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Field Has /
IS Billions Of Coal

operated pumps are located. These
pumps lift the water from Missouri
river to the canals of an extensive
irrigation system, which waters O
large section of the Missouri River
valley. The plant, including the
mine, is in operation during the irri-
CATION season only, but it furnished
the basis of an important industry.
Ignite seems well adapted to this
work and can be cheapfy mined. 1t
is hauled in pit cars from ,tle mine
to a small crusher above bunkers,
which empty into the engine room.
some Of the furnaces are fed by hand.
but others are stocked automatically;
the fuel is handled. wen either way.
Makes Good Domestic Fuel.
The Williston Ignite Is used chief
ly, however, as hOusehonld fuel, but
also TO some extent under Stationary
boilers. AS a domestic fuel it is sat
isfactory when properly used, but the
novice generally meets perplexing.
difficulties and AZ" likely to llpderesti-
mate it's value; The most satisfac-
tory results are obtained in ordinary
cooking or heating stoves when the
frebox is well filled with Ignite that
has been broken into small chunks
and dried.
Lignite has been thoroughly tested
under power-plant boilers anda found
to be satisfactory when properly han
died. Systematic tests were made at
the Reclamation Service power plant
in October, 1908, to determine the
efficiency of the fuel and to learn the
best methods Of firing. These tests
showed that the Ignite is.s.ssatisfac-
tory for making steam wheHsssboilers
and freboxes are properly construct
ed and the fires r correctly fed
and controlled. The results, of
these tests are set forth iii, Bulle-
tin 2 of the Bureau Of Mines.
Ignite Has Great Possibilities as a
Gas Producer. 80
Great possibilities exist inysthe con-
version of Ignite into producer gas.
Though producer gas plantA IRE nu-
erous in Europe and are. Incoming
common in this country, they are not
yet wholly beyond the experimental
stage. They have, however, 4 been
perfected sufficiently to prove their
superiority in many points to ordi-
nary steam boilers. a<.
Some briquetting tests. have. been
made with North Dakota Ignite and
have proved that the fuel can be
treated successfully in that way.
Tests at the Pittsburgh laboratory of
the Bureau of Mines, indicate that
Ignite from the Williston field can
be economically %briquetted success
fully at the North Dakota Mining
and Experiment Station, at Hebron.
The Pittsburgh tests were made with
high pressure and without binder,
whereas the others. were. made with
lower pressure and. binder. LAS both
methods gave favorable. results, the
experimenters believe that the Ignite
car be successfully briquetted on a
commercial basis, either with or
without binders. When, briquetted
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runs 5
VAST RANCH
Mrs. Henrietta N, ki1q Is One
Of the WedIthiest Of
Her Sex

Kingsville, Texas, Dec. 29.-Mrs.
Henrietta M. King is a real cattle
woman. She knows every phase of
the ranching business. She is the
owner of a solid tract of 1000, 900
acres, on which there are hundreds
Of thousands of cattle. Her ranch
is valued at $50,OO0,0 700. She is one
of the wealthiest women in the world
and her fortune is increasing because
of the wonderful agricultural devel-
opments going on around her. With
in ten years land values have risen
from So and acre to $40 and even as
high as 500 an acre in this lower
gulf coast region. Something like
10000 acres of Mrs. Kings ranch
have been sold to farmers at $50 to
SIS an acre.
Half Century on Ranch.
For nearly a half century Mrs.
King lived upon her ranch, far re-
moved from any other habitation. In
those days it was 80 miles across the
dooryard of her home. She lived a
life Of comparative isolation. Being
many miles from the nearest rail
road, visitors to the ranch were for
the most part passing cattlemen and
occasional overland travellers, going
to and from Brownsville and other