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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19

Derblifft 6a, Damn iagte er:: IS tpoab
nit - | fan1 iaB aa nit gid nno nit
gaf iag'n!"
&opfi6iitteI1b e%ntfernte er iid un6
begab dtd gu ieinem Serrn.
2isl uno lire Mutter gingen init
peri6ieoenortigen @efublen ibren
baasli6en @eidaftig11ngen nod. IS
fiirdt, Ser tappt redt eini, Ser quote
&err!!" meinte sic Bral1 beiorgt, ~un6
es gebt mir piir, 6aB l1niers Bleibens
"a berob'n ninnmer lang IT,"
u@art mas ab," ertni6erte 2tsl.
ngs IS eom balt beunt 5'biel 5'am>
fommo. S BON iab NIT 6em armo
6ranl'n f0rmli 9e6al1erns. Sic tpirb
g'nua trouri iein 1pen1 8 2eut nit
ANAL @e6onerniB nit ibran nngliid
bam"
Snfolge 6es @@lidtentpe6iels fiji
tie ii6 Ole St11be nit &nappen, mel6e
ibr 6riibitiid ein5unebmen famen.
Die bei6en 6rolten batten nun bolaltf
gu tbu11. Sc fiel Sen 8ergle11ten tpobl
auf, 6ab nibt 6ieielbe Sreun6li6feit
rie ionit immer aufs 2isls @eitdt
a1tsge6ridt tpar, I'M @egentbeil eine
gemilie Graurigteit ii6 barin 5eigte.
@iele fragten %tbeilnabmspon, ober Tie
berit@erte Se6em, 6aB ibr gar nt@ts
feble.
Sobol6 iib 6ie &nappen entfernt;
trat Ser 8ergberr berein un6 ret6te
2is1 gum Mbidie6e bie &onb. Ct
6anfte ibr nobmals bafIr, 6ab ite
INN fein @obI 10 beiorgt getpeien;
audi 9isls Mutter 6riidte er 6ie @an6
gum 8emeis, baB er tbr meger ser
porigen grgiiiie ni6t mebr gram iet.
Die slIte fab i'm treuber5ig an un6
iagte: u3moa @iini6 baitt / fir @m,
neil i'S balt quot nit @nf moan uno
metl's mi s. M11atta Sturm tennt's.
Ddrf i's iagn?"
ugagt's r11geniert."
u@ritens nebmt's @nf bor Dem
Dbereinfabrer in odt; Ser ipinnt mig
guats fir @nf, un6 5moatens, =
tappt'S nit eiri in @nflara @uatbett
nit sic @eiberIel1t."
Sobannes @ebol6 Id9elte unb per-
ftderte ite, BOB fie i'm re@t lebbaft
an feline ldngit 6abtngegnnge1te CUTE
M1ttter erinnere unb ct gerne ibrer
@arnatng eeoenfen tpoQe. un6 als
iebt 61ori ben @opf NIT tpeit a11fge,
rifienem M11n6e 11n6 groBen frnger.
Sen Muge1t bereinftredte, meinte 2isl
1ddeln6: $50 i60n tpie Ser GIori
putt @nbna s. Sttefeln neamb
mebr!"
.@ben besbaB n111B er bobleiben
unb ion feben, SOB er feline Mpononio
al1d beraufbringt ols Srm1 &a1tmdirt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
ToIep .@otbartiide Eablette fino

ToIep @otbartii9e Eablette fino
6a1rd)a11s effeftib, reimeen garr3 un6
gor un6 iin6 itets a1genebm i'm @ir.
fen. Sic ertbolterr blaue 6liefe, firo
Elm Mittel fir @eritopf1ng uno Der.
b6rterte 9eber nno Elm Comic fir 6ie
@ingetpet6e, melde ii@ 6ur@ tbren
beifern. @eriudt fie. Sie
es nidt, 2in6er1ng at brtn.
gen nn6 8ufrie6embet gu geben. gu
baben Bel aIert .$dr6Iern IN 81.
Glou6. - Mn5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19

@aule. Sos 6elaer griff Inn ii@. Mls
es bemerft tprr6e, itonb 6os Sn1tere
6es Soules in pol1en Slammen. Sc
ser @ettungsperiu@ fam gu ipat; bod
auf Io6erte sic Ge1er idule; entiebt
blidte Mues nod 6erielben. Sour cine
@erlon iubelte lo11t auf Dor 2l1it nno
6dubenfren6e - sic ma%bn1inntge
Grau @inter.
Mls ser @ogen NIT Mortets nro
@olobiirger in Die Mabe bes BET &et'
@enbou an Ser @trabe ~liegenoen
@altl fam, bemerfte file am na6tlis
den &immeI bie grdBli@e &0tbe Der
6euersbrunit. @s tpar ibrert fofort
gerpib, baB Ser 8rmr6 in @ei6enbaa,
6aB ct in ser &i6tung lei, no. Mor>
tens 8eiittbum log.
vMne Seufe1!" rief Mortens,
umirb bo6 BEL mir ni@ts paiiiert
fein?"
SIR Mobilior tpare moN gut per<
ii6ert?" fragte @albbiirger.
v9ei6er 1eiin," entgegnete Morte1s,
uaber glei@ morgen ion es gei@e-
ben." .
u@enn's ni@t gu ipdt it," iagte
nit faltem Gone @rneiti1re.
sc tporen 6ie erften @orte, melde
fie ouf 6em &eimtpege fpra@. sic
ionten our fiirdterltden @obrbeit
mer6en. S@on bei Sen eriten Sa1-
fern 6es @td6tdens erfubren fie Die
nie6erfdmetter1tbe &11t6e, 6aB tbr 8e=
fittbmm cine Mutne lei.
v@er bat mir 6os getban?" rtef
Mortens entfeRt.
vDie ndrrii@e @inter," gab man
linn our Mnttport. v@ls man Tie CUR
Soft bringen tponte, ~itiir5te fte fid
in sic @oaro6, Miemo1tb bat fie mebr
geeben!"
Gin S9rei foIgte auf 6ieie Ma&=
rtdt; Mortens mmbte int nd6iten
@uitbofe. frarf aus bem @agen nn6
in Elm 3immer gebra6t tper6en. @r=
1eitine b1ieb idtpeigfam. SSn 6as nit
@itterfeit erfiinte &er5 6rang fetn
&immeIstroit, 10 fonnte fte m1@ benz
@oter teinen Croft 5ufpre6en, bod
oIs fpm in Ser @odt 6teier tpieber
idtpeigenb nn6 bittenb ibr &anb er-
fobte, Iieb fie es gendbren.
SD betratbe BEN Sn%gente1r!"
fagte iie.
Gin &offnungsitrob1 bIttte iett IN
Mortens .Mnge a1f, ser ober pie6er
berging, oIs @rneittne 5tpeifeln6 bin-
3ufebte: v@en11 er midi nod mag!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19

fllblte. S1e ndDm 1td] 1DoDl III LOU
ein %abfaaiges l1rtbetl uber @rneftime
5u fanen unb bei6ranfte ii@ baupt=
ia6li9 auf oere1 pl0bli6es nntpobl<
fein. Deito 11ngenierter aber iette tie
6as u~nniirbige @enebmen- bes &errr
bon Sein nrtb bes @errn @al6biirger
lin bas ri@tige 2i@t.
Ser %Ssst1genie11r fprang tpie >piitbeno
a1f, uls 2is1 Ben Manen v8alobiir-
|ger" nonrte. @9on Der Dberiteiger
botte tim 5tpar mitgetbeilt, 6oB Der
|Dbereinfabrer iaiimmtlide@ touen nit
einem frem6en &errn> Der a1n5meifel=
baft ein gadmonn, ia nod oeifen
Meim1ng Elm 8ergbeomter mar, be-
fabren babe. @s pnBte linn f6on bas
ni6t, baB in ieiner Mbmeienbeit &err
bon Eein i%berboltpt etne 8efabrnng
|feines 8ergeigentbums bornobm, als
aber iebt 2isI gnr Ben Mmen beS
frem6en &errn nanrte, melder fettt
@onf1rrent nnb artsgeiprodener
Seirr6 tpar, Ser MIR nm 5u fpionieren
bierber gefommen, ibermarnte ibn
Der Corn un6 er erging ii@ in ben
beftigiten Mns6riiden iber 6en fall
ider @eomte1. CT tpar fofort bereit,
i'm in Sn3en a1f5ufu6en un6 ibm
feine Meinung gu iagen. 2iSl perfnd=
tie es, i'm at beidnfttgen, aber ber=
gebens. Mun tam a1t@ 2tsls M11tter
in sic @tube. SIN @rauben, Ser Berg
berr iet tpegert bes Srduleins bon ge=
ftern 10 er5iirnt, gab ite linn bollfom=
men redt.
SIS is a g're9ta Corn, 6en'S
babt's", iagte iie. ~@enn a grant
gang often iagt = mo- mas itobt mi
6enn a io?" nnterbro@ file ii@ 5n 2isl
gemanot, 6ie fte fortpabren6 itteB,
6ab file f6peigen ioG. so is mtg 5n
lbe190niga - menn's iagt: Ser Is
mir gan5 glei@gilti, I brau@ II nit!
mn6 nen1t 3 metna 2isl %6ertpeg'n
@robbeiten madt, metl's II S1ori nno
g. 3immerIing au6 g. @ua6 nod
gnf g'i6idt bat: 10 is BOG foo Ma-
11ier!"
Ser sSsngenieur tpar iiber 6tefe,
menn o116 geredte, bod febr nn6eli<
tate grgieBung Ser emp0rten Sran
nidt meniger iiberra{6t, ols iber
@al6biirger's @tollenbefabr1ng. ST
mnBte ii@ gemaltim maBigen, tn
6em er Sran Sturm eriu6te, TIRE l1r=
|tbeile iiber SrGnletn MortenS finf-
|tigbin bel ii@ 5u bebalten. Meugiertg
ober 1telte er at sic berlegene 5rau
Die Sroge, mober iie M%berbaupt mtiie,
6aB Srdnlein MortenS feline ~8rm1t"
fei, inbem er felbit 6ieies Big iebt nod
nidt gemuBt babe.
IS bon's Ser. Mutter g'iagt," ant
mortete 6ie &nappenliSl, ugeftern IN
ser .Srel16, oamit mir tbr ame 5tpoa
ale gbre artboa funnten. S bon's
|an6 fir foa @'betmntB g'balten."
vnno tpober tp11Bten sic 8ei9eto
iiber oieie 8rauti9aft?"
Isle balm mir 6a5umal g'fagt,
|pie g. Mir bonn @m1tbd11sl bomm-
lg'fabr'n balm, baB @abnn @irne1
mno Sra@ter ro6 @eibtb1m oan5ig
nr6 aIloa 3'meg'n an' Ss5rd1tl'n is, Die
I@'boomfubr'n mo@t'r. CRIT Dor etli
IEdg'n bon @abna an i@0n 8ri@'n
|Mlpenr0sl'n btnoen miiabB'n, ba bon
@abna gefragt, tpie . boabt bic
@'miiie, fir Die Der 8ufd'n g'bort.
SEQ ia, ba babn's mir . mie6er g'iagt,
bob + grneftire boabt ur6 in &ei4en-
ban IT,"
uMber niht, 6uR fie fhor. r1ett1e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19

min. Die &eiratbsbeuiuig1ng min i6
ibm i@on peri@affen!"
nSSa16be!" ert0nte es unter Der
Ebiire. Ser 81ori tparf feline 3ipfel-
fappe in sic 2nft Dor Sre,1be.
v@na' !&err!" iogte :er geriibrt,
bat s. Mpouort Dos 6abet't, 10 bet't's
@nf a19 N &immeI a11f s. @r6 aba,
Ben Die tonr'S nit 1tnierm @err-
gott; b6S Fan / iab i9on g'febgn!
SSudbe!"
Sc 8ergberr ertbete ales @eitere
6mr9 feline @ntfern11ng. M1ttter un6
Eodter miini@ten ibm @liid omf Die
fleime Settle unb quite Bieoerfebr; fie
lddelter unb bod fiblten fte tbr &er5
eigentblmIi@ be6rIMH.
8ul6 mar ct bie &albe binabi9rei=
tend ibren Mugen entidm1n6en. @obl
6a@e er 6aro1t 6oB o11f 6iefem @ege
bas tb0tIide 8lei ffiir i'm beitimmt ge-
meien - bab cine gludIi6e Giguag
Dies berbin6ert! Ser Merger un6 Ser
6ruB, Sen linn @al6biirgers frede
Mnmeienbeit un6 5tolenbeiidtigung
- bann sic Muslaifunge1 bon 2isls
M11tter iiber grneitine gema@t bat=
ten, file fonnten 6as &er5. 6es mo6eren
Monnes nur boriibergebenb nit @roll
n1ro MiBmutb erfii4en. un6 nls er
iebt 6ariiber nodoadte, BOP er ourd
fem bari9es @eien Ser guten 2isl
III 6ie Ma1gen g%etrieben, in
6te Mugen, mel@e lin ftets 10 6anfbar
nnb treu arbIidten, empfan6 er cine
ttefe @eme iiber fein 8enebmen. -
3l1m eriten Male ftente er iebt Ser
gleide an 5mtiden ser ftol5em, fd0ren
@rneftime nn6 Dem IiebIi9en @ebirgs=
fin6e, Ser &noppenlisI. @r piinibte,
grneitine m09te 2isls trel1ber5ige
3ige - 1as tpormfiblen6e @er3 ba=
ben: tpie bielmdI begebrenstpertber
m0dte file I'M 6on11 fem!
Mn Ser &noppenfopeGe, maize am
6uBe bes 8erges a%ngefommen, per-
obfdnmte er nidt, fir feline @ettung
Dem @i1nmel at banfen un6 tint fer
1teres r@1iid ouf!" fir feinen Berg
bo1 511 bitten.
MIS er ieinen @eg fortfeben tpolte,
iton6 Elm i1tnger 8urfde Dor ibm un6
fragte i'm, Oh er biellei6t Ser Berg
berr bonn @aufdenberg fei. M1f 6te
beiabenbe @nttport iiberreidte er i'm
eine1t Brief Sen linn be11te in omer
Sriibe Grduletn Mortens CUR @efor=
g1tng ubergeben batte.
Ser sSrgenie,1r bieB Sen 8oten IN
6ie Noit rto9 Sn5en geben 11no i'm
BORT ertporten, tn6em er Damn NIT
nad @eidenbon 5uridfabren
Tonne, tpobin ct foeben int @egriffe
fei, .51 retfen.
Mod6em ith iener entfernt, 1ieB
er ii9 ouf sic @arf neben Sen .groBen
2in6en an Ser &apene nieber 1tr6 er-
offnete grneitines S1reiber. Dasfel-
BE lalttete:
u2ieber $err ~SS1rge1ie1tr! sic TO-
Ben mir 6ie @bre eraeigt, I'M rrei1te
$on6 an3ubolter. 9ieie mar6 Sbnen
urter getpiiien gefddftli@en 8e6in-
gtrtgett bon meinem @oter 3%ugefagt.
st mar 31 ierer 8eit nod reid ODER
glanbte es 3u fem. &eute fnrm i'd
Sbnen aber miHbeilert, 6oB i@ bic bon
meinem @ater geboffte Mitgift nidt
erbolter1 tperbe. nngIidIide 5peffu-
latiorten bobe1 borerit n1eir1 @erm0-
gen froglid gemadt. st mollte ST.
mem 6os per{0n1i6 fnger, 6esbaB ber-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
9ehntes@ obiteI.

BeD HIP5 5t
Die @nnppenlts1 tbetlte, na@6em
ibr. @eboI6 fem rdidtli@es M~bentbeuer
er3dbn, aud ibrerfeits bon 6em ge-
ftrfgen Befu@e Dnsienige nit, mas
SIC mnbe6ingt at fagett iid berpfltdtet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16
Cooperative Auto Club
Is Planned For Ell Paso
Definite Steps Taken Organize For Benefit OF Owner
Garage Conducted by Members Would Reduce Elk
penses of Upkeep and Repair and Cut Out the
Mddleman's Profits; Local Motor News.

studebakers were received here this
week by local agents
The Tobin Realty company pur-
chased Ford touring car this week.
Henry WEIGH claims he ran 10 miles
on three gallons of gasoline the early
part Of the week. The trip was made
between here and Las Cruces. Mr..
Welch drives an Overland touring car.
FL Cox. Of Silver City. n. N, came
to FL PasO and bought Buick touring
car this week.
E E McGinty, of the FlatO flats, Is
driving a new Ford runabouL
Max Nordhaus, of Deming. purchased
4 National roadster from the FL Paso
agency this week.
A. J. Atkinson. OF Corona. n. NJ. IS
learning the fine points OF his new
Studebaker six bought at Fl Paso
this week.
F. W. Goodwin, of Roswell, n n,
passed through here this week on his
way to Las Cruces. He drives a Buick.
The Western Auto supply company,
Of Midland. ordered a National touring
car this week from the FL Paso agent.
M Trip. Of PIayas. y. NJ. drove
to his home this week in a Ford tour
ing car, bought here
Samuel Stark, Of the American Gro
Gerry company, is at the wheel Of new
Overland touring car.
DR.. Leonard Tabor, Of Silver City,
bought a Studebaker rs" in FL Paso
Thursday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

IL PAsO motorists are talking Of
II organizing a cooperative auto
L. club, the purpose Of which is TO
cut down expenses for the auto owner
If the plan materializes. a cooperative
garage will probably be opened An
expert mechanic and several assistants
viii be placed in charge. Members O
the club will be able to have repair
work done at cost cutting OUT me
'middleman's" profit Salaries OF lns
mechanics will be the only expenses
attached. outside Of the actual cost OF
the repairing materials.
1t is planned 10 employ q trouble
shooter who viii use a motorcycle IN
going TO the aid Of automobihsts IN
trouble. The movement has alreaoV
taken definite shape among the own
ers Of one particular make Of car IN Fl
PasO and il is now planned to invite
the owners Of other machines to JOIN
Reports Of the annual 500 mile race
10 be held at Indianapolis on May 80
will be received here the day OF the
race by the EuiOtt-Garrett company
The National factory has arranged TO
send the local esency Commute bulle-
Tins on the progress OF the race
A T. Wilson Of FL Paso. is learn
ing TO drive his new Ford touring car.
Mrs. John H. May, of Las Cruces, has
returned TO her home She made the
trip in her Hudson six
Rupert EzelI has purchased an in
terest in the Alamo Tire company
A R Cannon. Of Lordsburg. y ".
drove home in new Buick 90 TINS
week.
A carload Of Nationals and four
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

Automobiles all over the country. with
the Society OF Automobile Engineers taking
the lead. are undertaking the finding Of q
practical solution OF the auto headlight
question. II is hoped that the plan can lie
formulated before drastic legislative action
IS taken.
Difficult Problem.
The problem IS particularly difficult be
cause Of the necessity OF strong headlights
with the presez- day powerful and speedy
cars The road must be we'll Illuminated
ahead for at least 100 feet for safe night
driving over roads other than boulevards-
And IN that necessity there arises a
menace TO all traffic The present powerful
headlights are binding TO the driver Of any
vehicle coming against their rays When a
driver approaches a machine equipped with
the Eiaring headlights he is helpless as far
as seeing his own way is concerned He
either must pull 20 one side OF the road and
stop or run danger OF an accident.
Headlights Dangerous.
Nothing is more disconcertinE IN noun
tain driving than TO swing around a sharp
curve and be suddenly blinded By two 81
Eantic eyes bearing down on one Several
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

took a position with the Peerless Motor
Car company at Cleveland. for whom he
became a road tester. he remained four
years with the Cleveland company and
then took a position with the Stoddard-
Dayton company OF Dayton, becoming road
expert and service man. Travelling took
him all over the country and down in the
south he found an opportunity TO drive a
racing car as teammate OF Joe Lawson.
This gave him Inspiration and the young
ster started search for speed mount. He
found an opportunity TO show his cOlors to
Bob Burman the Youngstown Ohio.
track. and in his native city. and acquitted
himself with honors on the half-rniIe track.
proving the sensation OF the day owing 20
the merry chase he gave the speed king.
who advised him TO 90 into racing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16
Klein To Try Saftey First
-:n:- -H:- If -:H:- SIS
Cigar Seller Expects To Win

right hand man for Herbert LyttIe in the
old days Years ago Mr. Klein was con-
cerned in preparing the stoddard DAYTON
cars for racing. The King car. work upou
which was started in January last was
ilrst put upon the roads OF Wayne county
April p. and was driven successfully from
the outset
VIII Try safe Driving.
Immediately after the Indianapolis 500
mile race the car viii shipped 20 Sioux
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

City. At Indianapolis in his training work
Klein will endeavor TO do no record break
Ing travelling IN preparation for the con-
test He Will settle down 70 long. steady
drives at speed and in all OF his work
viii plan 20 carry out a regular schedule
as Il IS his desire in the struggle for a
fortune 10 gain position through reliability
and steady speed and through safe driving
starts as Cigar Clerk.
From cigar clerk TO contender on the
sueeduav for the largest purse ever offered
Tor an automobile race Is a record OF which
Klein is very proud From handing out
tro-fors to competing for a share OF the
$50. 900 purse in the greatest race OF the
ages. is a long jump
Young Klein. for he r. young and in fact
the most youthful Of the so drivers who
VIII take part in the race always liked
machinery and motors fascinated him He
attended college and after leaving school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

- NE or the earliest Of the ar rivals a. a.
the indianapolis Motor speedway %
start preparation for the great race
- Tor a fortune May 80 was arthur
Klein Youthful but experienced GIIEsI %
~ T-frr car Accompanying Mr. Klein on
NE Arrival at indianapolis was sim
Iichtner. who Will act as mechanic Ior
f-t+,.- e. a Young man OF experience
IN tbe field OF racing cars, having been
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16
Autoists VIII End Headlight Menace
-:D:- -:H:- ak -:I:- -;II:-
Bright Lights Cause Many Accidents

accidents from this cause recently have been
reported And headlights have caused sew
eral horses TO back off OF grades
To remove the dangers OF the headlight
several devices are being tried. among
which is the DINNER" or little auxiliary
globes set in the headlight so the rays are
not focused Several makers now have this
feature as a part OF stock equipment.
Plans Suggested.
Others are trying special devices which
diminish the sweep OF the light when meet
ing another vehicle This naturally operates
from the driver seat, and so FAR has been
rather complicated in construction
In fact. SO difficult has IL been to find
a simple way out Of the difficulty that sew
eral cities are having trouble adopting leg
islation on the subject.
PasO Del NOrfe RoIeI Business
Mems Lunch
In grill at 1870 a m to > p. m.-5Oc.
advertisements
FL PasO Herald Auto leaves Las
Cruces for FL PasO each afternoon at 8
OclOck.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

USE OF HERALD WANT
ADS CERTAIN TO PAY
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-29
Will Serve Time
for Padding Rolls

Sheriff Sam Gay Of Clark county
is up from his Las Vegas home, nav
ing arrived last evening in charge OF
L. {. Lee, former employe of the
Salt Lake railroad, who was caught
padding the payrolls Of the company
by the means OF dummy names, and
issuing pay checks therefor.
The young mans fall from grace
was surprise to his many friends
in the railroad town. He was sen
fenced for not less than sixteen
months nor more than three years
for the crime OF forgery.
Sheriff Gay will leave for home
this evening, as he is candidate t0
succeed himself at the coming bat
tie OF ballots and from his evident
popularity he will attain his ambi-
ton.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-29
Action of Court
ReinStateS Attorney

Ihe Supreme court last Friday is
sued an order reinstating Robert
Schuyler to practice law in all courts
in this state. Some two years ago
Mr.. Schuyler was dcbarred from
practicing his profession on the com
plaint of committee of attorneys
i'll Reno. The action of the court
this morning was on the recomme-
dat10n OF numerous attorneys OF w d.
shoe County Bar association and Oh
motion of Hon. William Woodburn,
Sr.
Since the enforced retirement f
Mr.. Schuyler he has been occupied
i'll Cultivating his ranch property in
Smith valley near Hudson and will
continue at the baCk-tO-thc-sOil en-
plnyment, his only reason for making
application for reinstatement being
to remove the stigma from his name.
as he considers that the former action
Oi the Reno attorneys was unCallcd
for and actuated by spite work II
personal enemies.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-29
Unknown Disease
Killing Cattle

DR.. +. II. Baker, veterinary sur
pcon of Gardnerville, has returned
from Austin, where he had been sent
by the state quarantine authorities IN
an effort to wipe out hog cholera,
which was devastating the porkers
in Lander county.
DR.. Baker recently handled the sit
uation in Carson valley with the re-
suit that there is not trace OF
cholera on any OF the valley ranches
DR.. Bakers visit to Carson is in re-
,sponse to the call of state authori-
ties to look into the cause OF the
sudden deaths OF dairy cows i'll this
vicinity. a number OF valuable am
mails having died recently from an
known ailments. Henry Rabe is the
chief sufferer, having lost severa
COWS. which from appearances died
from the same disease that deplete,
his herd last summer.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-29
Villa Out of Ammunition

El Paso, Texas, June 29.-General
Villas campaigns apparently are post
pCned indefinitely. Lack OF ammunl-
ton is given as the principal cause
However. some recent develop
ments, yet concealed. i'll the Carranza
Villa estrangement were believed b.,
the partisans OF both factions here tC
have much to do with the quiet SIT
uation below this point. The battle
OF ZacateCas. taken by Villa last Wel5,
occasioned the expenditure of nearly
all his ammunition during the tOur
days almost continuous fighting.
Since then Villa has not been able
tC get more ammunition from the
United States on account OF the CON
tinued strict embargo by United
States troops.
General Villa has returned to Tor
reon. according to tclegrams from
that place. Some matters connected
with his strained relations with [ ar
rama, it is stated, will be taken up by
| Villa as we'll as his problems in Sc
curing ammunition for his army.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-29
Many Spent Day
Angling for Trout

Yesterday being an ideal day
many enthusiastic anglers left for
days outing with the rod and line.
The streams in the vicinity of Car
son were we'll patronized. but the
larger crowd made for Lake Tahoe
in all kinds OF vehicles, some even
using shank's mare to tarvel to the
fishing spots. While no sensational
catches have been reported many ar
rived with fine strings of trout
At the lake the management of the
various resorts were taxed to the ut
most to provide ior the wants of the
|thrOngS, and with continuation of
the present summer weather every
thing indicates a bumper season At
the numerous hotels and inns that
grace the shores of the finest scenic
lake i'll the universe.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-29
Gold Production of Eastern Section
of United States Shows Falling Off

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The
value OF the mine output of gold
silver, copper, lead and zinc in the
eastern or Appalachian states in 1913,
according to II. d. McCaskey, OF the
United States geological survey, was
$l3I55,557, against $13,47O,27o i'll
1912 and $l17S7,942 in 1911. The
figures for 1913 represent the produce
ton of ninety mines, OF which forty
eight were gold placer (many OF
them smalD, nine zinc mines, and
seven copper mines. The total re-
coVery OF gold was less, but the
yields OF silver. lead, copper and
zinc were larger in 1913 tnan in 1912
The gold output from all mines
was S,Ol7.23 fine ounces, valued 1t
$l65.733, a decrease of 27459l ounces
i'll quantity and OF S56763 in value
from the production Of 1912. The
silver output, recovered entirely as a
by-product i'll refining the gold and