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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
FAMOUS WORKERS
IN MISSION FIELD
ARE COMING HERE
Clarence P. Burgess General Field
Secretary of Near East Relief
Committee and Fellow Workers
to Lecture on Armenia.

Clarence r. burgess general neli
secretary uf the American committee
for near east relief. A. =. Bechcc.
ch, lrman Of the speakers bureau,
and Florence Spencer Duryea. direc-
tor Of the department % women's or
ranizntions. are coming to Nlhuquer-
que for general publ 20 ne riiug aud
regional conference IN behalf ~ Ar
men.a. To he held la the high school
auditorium October and 3.
Arrangements for the appearance
mere uf the famous mission workers
YVES mace this week by Col. ". T..
Twitcheu nf Santa r.. wurk.rE with
the Ministerial Alliance ~ Albuquer-
pue. and Judge N. r. Hickey, ns
chairman of the city board OF oduca-
ton.
Hurgess was formerly division Soc
retary u the Allegheny division, and
his work was ao successful that 10 WIS
extended TO cover the whole Western
Phinc section Of the United states
during the last campaign. and since
then he has had charge OF the held
work.
burgess was formerly connected
with the f.aymen's Missionary move
mCnt. and became widely known us
an eloquent and effective platform
speaker. lie II man Of striking per-
sonnlity. combining the ability 10 ak
NNfNN HINNNHFAA fA'AANa NNNNA HNNfAN'AlhN-
~. with rare executive qualities He
understands every branch ~ the cont
mittoes work thoroughly. since beside
his wide experience In tne field IN this
country, he haa spent the past sum
mer abroad. personally inVestigsrins
the needs ~ the oppressed peoples,
aud comforting with eminent men
like Herbert Hoover United STATED
food commissioner. and Lord Bryce
who u.4 hspd ~ tho iir.dsh cnmmis'
sion which Investigated the reported
Armenian mussacrcs and deportaiiuns
and u member of tae lord mayor
committee of iundun. tho ;urmri
/ British relief committee in the Seat
East
\. y. pcehce In charge Of th'
speakers bureau WAS graduated froW
Wesleyan university iu 1913, aud late'
+ from Yale Graduate Divinity school
/ Ho ~ an unusually fine speaker III
/ is pastor or q large church in Nor
walk Connecticut
Florence spencer DurNel. director
of The dcpaf sent ~ wumcn's organ
lzatiqrs-s a well kn"t 'vortiSlui
: expert. who came into clue worl
through her interest ~ suffrage am
the various activities ~ women %
business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
aCES HASTE ON
BOD CONTROL ACT
artmcnt Of Justice Citcs Increase
In Sugar Prices.
sv ..s assoelsF'o F"'s'


lASII NGTON. sept 90. 'oniin-
reports 10 department OF Justice
hrof.toerlnu he shooH ana o:hcr
ring apparel and Of iscreased
es for the new sugar crop caused
department TODAY 10 call on chair
Hauprn OF the house agriculture
mittes Tor oarN action ou the nd'
.-iratton amendments To tho food
rol act.
|.sistant Attorney General AmrH
e. Chairman ilaurrn.
ANs are lust advised that the hollN
,r corporation Of california is
ing the new or0p. .of beet sugar on
market ut 81 30 osr oN'''l''''d
INST 5000 the price Tor the Ola
This being case of indi'ilu'l
nn. and the n"w crop not h"lnk
rolled by the sugar equalization
.l tl,r department cannot take "r'
Ia. rrtIon iu the mutt"r uniil the
trdmruts are pusrd,'
IA. mpudmcuts usK'd or" dol''""
q .uufr between npuH" and SENATE
I.eisIattuu tu control trrts m 'h'
4 r,rt uf columbia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
SAINT FE FIREMAN
ENDS LIFE AFTER
ESCAPING OFFICER
j. s. Pursley Breaks Away and
Runs Two Blocks Through
Streets of East Las Vegas TO
Rooming House Shoots Self.

EAST Las w iAS. y, NJ, Sept. s0.-
J. s. i'ursl'y. aged 80, a fireman FOR
The santa BE railroad, shot himself
tni..ugh the chest aud head AT noon
today diving half hour later.
fursles had been taken into custody
by A. H. Gcr~, h-deSa rtment of Justice
officer. Hr broke aNaS from the Of
hccr and ran two blocks throush the
main part of the city to a rtoming
house whore he secured rcN iker.
ana sitting on the bed inflicted ia"
wounda tnai caused his death.
tiiicrr GrrD refused Ia state on
what rrouua. hr had ph,cd rursl"y
under arrest and stated that he hni
been unable tu rerupture him because
he did not want to shoot him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
'ANNUNz|O To
)E GIVEN DAY
ITO QUIT F|UME
les Said to Have Decided Upon
suing Ultimatum-Guns Of
quadron Of Warships Are
rained Upon the City.
RT HAS EUPPLIEs
TO LAST 3 MONTHS
position Of City Is Said Have
cen Complicated by D'Annun.
0 Coup-Wilson Blamed for
clay in Negotiations.

'ARIS. Sept. 20. captain Gabrielle
inunzlo may be given ~ hours 10
. his forces out of Fiume, upon
IN city squadron Of allied war;
} have turned their guns, accord
fo advlces received here by way OF
In. Laibach and Vienna.
IL indicated that this ultlniatum
come from the allied powers. rep-
ntatlves OF which are reported to
conferred az Abbazia. about two
h northwest of Fiume TO which
y they retired when Captain
hnunzio entered the latter city.
peace conference circles II II In
ted the settlement of the question
be- disposition of Fiume has been
,llicated by the pAnnunxio coup.
italian delegates insist decision
hing delayed because Of the fact
President Wilson has not answer
9ehnlte proposals made by italys
'esentatives here.
nericans assert the Italians arc
tantly changing the detail VI their
and that Tor this reason an ans
has So far been Impossible.
lvices from Rome say that the
J. ~ Aostn. a close friend of Cnp-
1 BAnuun1io has conferred win
victor Emmanuel ana Premier
and Il h suggested he may act
ediator Ia an erort tp bring about
abandonment of Fiume py IN"
hnunzio forces.
Hume IL closely biockaded by larl
sea. but there are stores In the
sufficient TO maintain the people
troops for three months Cap
B'Annunzio Is reported to have
him many members of his ia
i aerial squadron which fought
lhe Austrian front during the war.
Italian government. however, has
fred the maEnetos of airpianes ~
hviation camps removed 10 that
lnore machines may go to Fiume.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
President is Unable to Slip
AEay From Los Angeles Crowds
People Force Him Get Up When Train Arrives Appear
TheHs Car Show Is Showed Away, But Crowd Remains
Station and He Finally Gives Up Drives Through
Crowded Streets Amid Much Cheering

to finish hls br'aifaei. To discouraee
the crowd d also WIN announced that
the parade from the train 10 the
presidents hotel would take place
after noon, but those who had gath
cred az the station only increased in
number and at tuiaa tn Maynower
was brought bach and the presidential
party drove 10 the hotCl through
blocks Of cheering crowds
Al the hotel the president went Inn
medintely 10 hia suite and u wna an-
nounced h' would rest the remainder
OF the das Doctor GruSson his
physician. aid ne WAS not iil but
realized thnt the irir eastward durine
the coming week would be- a strenu-
Gus one and desired 10 eonrerve his
strength a. much na possible.
Mr. WILSON had promised to make
only brief address az the dinner to-
night. reEervinH his principal cnoft
for the MASS meeting az the audi-
torium.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

LOS ANGEl.Es, sept. 70 prssi-
dent Wilson came 20 Los Angeles to-
day 20 conclude his stay on the Pacific
consf With q two day visit devoted
mostly 10 rest The only appoint
msnin on his program up 90 his de-
parture tomorrow night were public
dinner tonight and a Saturday nlkht
address NJ the Shfiner's auditorium.
Despite the plans OF the pFcsl-
dental party 20 slip into the city
quietly. noisy welcome WAS ex-
tended. leaving san Diego immcdi-
atoly afl'r his public dinner last night
Mr. Wilson slept late aud when his
train reached the station here he had
not ytt brcakfasted. IN Ignorance OF
the presidents wish not TO be dis
turbed how eyer "a large crowd had
gathered and u refused to go away
until Nj. end Mrs. Wilson appeared.
Train Officials pulled the private
car "MuyfloWer" TO a secluded side
track In order to permit the president
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
SHIP WITH 1000
TROOPS AGROUN
Men Are Rcturnns from Russ
Inmni.

ktNhtN. sept -l.@An eNal
News dispatch from Sirkwuil ID
reports "a White Star liner agrd
north ot ilouuisisnay II ia heu.|
says the mosaago that 5000 "A
from northern Rusaia are on I'D
Al the war office q was said
vessel ashore OFT the Orkney y
about 1000 troops on board reiu
from The Russian front, She wa1
believed TO be in a serious .lndit
Later u was stated by the m
OF chipping that the liner had ID
floaiod and was proceeding 10 I'D
unatlon. The vessel was the Nc'
5.lsa tons net.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
N. {. CONFERENCE
VOTES TO MEET IN
ROSWELL NEXT YEAR
Service Flag Of Nineteen Stars Is
Demobilized-M Ministers to En-
ter Secret Prayer Each Day at
9:15 A. M. During Campaign.
TOMORROW PROGRAM
IOIs MI. GDNII.Rl.NfU

a;l3 n. M. SUNDAY sclioOi Fttslon.
-. \. pOrtcrficld, superintendent.
1900 q. ~. Public worship. Srr-
mon hy Bi~Iup francis !. McCon-
nell. -. D.. H.. -.
3;00 y. ~. Conference love feast,
REV. =. o.. Turner
3:ia y. ~. Memorial service.
400 y. IA. Ordination service.
200 y. ~. Epwnr,h league ds',o-
tiunal service lcl by tic state prrsi-
drni uT the lcuUuc. iicS. Rufus G..
Baker. ~ I'asu. TcN.
$500 y. "a. Educational rally. Nj
drc.~: isisliop Francs =. McC Conncli
-. ~, ~. u. Krv. ~. \. Hassstt.
-. y. presiding. AZ the close of
the service thc bishop viii r,ad tlIe
iiSt of appointments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
$5,OOO,OOO FOR
CORPUS CHRISTI
Appcall for Aid Get IilnsSl
Ife~fsuuta

CoRpIs CHRisTi. Tex. Sept 20 -
Actral funds ur assurance Of financial
support for rehabilitation % storm
swept corpus christi are coming IN
from every part of the country, with
officials estimating that the total at
the present rate. might reach So
0OH 400
Roy Miller chairman 1f the cit
izen relief committee. said the couu-
try-wide response TO the appeal for
aid had exceeded expectations hut cau-
uond against any impression that the
need for funds had been entirely met
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
DR.. SHULER, MAYOR
OF RATION, DIES
End Coan''- In IIo,rith IN Tolcin.
haIIsals.

RATION, y. NJ sept 20 DIR J. !.
shulcr. mayor Of iSatAn, one uf the
most popular executives " Sew Mes
leo aud mayor of thisNpty for 80
years. died toDay IN the - IVA Fe hos
pltal al Topeka. Kans. GLOWING an
operation for appendicitis.
Hts death comes az time whsl
his biggest efforts Ia life were being
realized. In getting paving u whife
way. storm sewer and other civic I'M
prnvements for Ration.
Deceased launched successfully
three municipality owned projects for
his city he was twice mentioned Tor
governor on the democratic ticket.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
NO BANDITS ROB
BANK OF $4,000
.Idcr of Omaha I'ank l. i."rLed ="
lIis tagc.

7NNIIN Mn. SrUI- 20" Two Wn-
.i,.d bandits held mp and robbed
.riuzeus Nuuonal Bank of ilalSi"n'
iburh i've mites south of this ciN
ttIN after noon today
n.r io,kirr the cashier IN his
i and Inning four customers against
wnn. the, stole $4,000 aud made
.r escape
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
MERCER
PRAISES NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Sept. 2e,--Delighted
hy the wefromo which he received
and promising TO return TO New York
Octobcr @. Cardinal Morcier LETT today
for Baltimore.
a never thought a people could he
30 Anccrs aud open hearted as the
American people" said the cardinal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
BOYS HAVE
STOLEN NEARLY MILLION

.EW YORk sept 20. trusted
.senecr bo,s In the financial dis
|, bnve disappeared with nearly
zoo O0O In nogntiunic bonds ana
er securities iu tine lest siN months
riding to AN estimate made here to-
me messenger who disappeared WIN
\ 600 I'm bonds. Was murderer m
.fnrd Conn. and No trace of the
ids or the youths slaHers mas neon
nd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
FAVORABLE REPORT
ON RECLAMATION BILL

WASHINGTON. Sept go Foyoru-
bic report was today unanimously or
dcrcd b, the senate irrigation commit
toe upon the hili by senator Jones ot
Washington. TO appropriate t2be.0ou,-
0oo for the completion OF reclamation
proiects now under way as well ms for
the construction OF such new ores as
the rcciamntion service may think
feasible
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL
STAMPS ON LETTERS

WASHINGTON, sept. 20.- SpeciM
cancellation sor mail matter which
viii show the words Roosevelt Menu
orial Association. October 2o-a7,' was
authorized today by congress TO aid
the associations campaign for w.
coo. 900 to construct Roosevelt
memorial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
Beer is Being Sold Openly
in Chicago, Judge Discovers
1t Being Struggled Into Illinois From Wisconsin and
Police Chief and Deputy u Mahals to Court and Tells
Them Of Violation Of Law

"Ars the saloons siiil running IN
Chicngo7 Mt. clerk call up the
chief Of police and invite him here
nnd send aome deputy inurahnls aud
tell the federal court cletka not to
close at moon. We wiil probably have
some NOR work for them"
When chief Of Police Gurrity en-
tered soon aftorwprd. Judge Lands
said.
II have Just stumbled onto u very
interesting thing chief and ! think
YOU ought To- know about H. That .s
the importation of beer into Chicago"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
FARMERS FAVOR
u. S. OWNERSHIP?
wnnnu Cicsiy oucsfionef When
He Make~ Statement.

WASHINGTON, sept. z0.-When
he told the house Interstate commerce
committee today that farmers were
overwhelmingly IN favor OF govern
min O.. Marsh. who said he represent
"a the farmers national council. WA
pressed hy some committeeman for
proofs of bis assertion.
Chairman Esch had a letter from
r. e.. Afkeson. legislative agcn, of the
national grange protesting again1t
me Plumb plsga heprezsnia'iye Ray.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

FHTFAfiO. NWnI. EW1"|IUUIU kFnNs
saw 81 lands. presiding In the
United states district court today
made the interesting discovery" that
beer. stronger than the law allows. is
being sold IN Chicago.
The information was Cleaned from
witnesses who appeared In the case
OF nine motor truck drivers. charged
with smuggling illicit boverag ~ from
Wisconsin bfewcfirs TO Illinois.
In the course OF the examination
Judge lands asked
do men drink an this beor?"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
PREPARE
TO HANDLE STEEL
STRIKE SITUATION
United States Corporation Re-
quests Its Loyal Employees to
Help Guard Property When
Wallxout Goes Into Effect.

pIrrSbl no. Pa, Sept 20.--Wiih
an chances Of averting the steel strike
gone and with plants an over the
Plttsburs district shutting down Tor
the week end. police authorities in
many communities where steel mills
are situated prepared today 70 handle
the situation "a ID dcv slops with the
coming Of the waikout on Monday.
The United States steel corporation
officials directly IN charge OF It's plans
were husily engaged in preparing for
he strike. A requeat wns made Of
Loyal employees 10 assist the corpora
ton 10 guard iis rroperty against In
jury. \ large number Of men. II was
declared. respond a and were sworn
IN ns guards 10 assist the regular
company. police. lt-.
Reports that tho United States Steel
corporation would shut down its
plants !n he piitabnrg district unless
there wa1 100 per cent Loyalty shown
BY the work 'ra were denied today Al
the offices OF the Carnegie steel COM
pany. u subsidiary The plants will
operate M long as men report Tor
work, IL was said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
JOHNSON SAYS
LEAGUE IS bic
WAR TRUST
On One Side Is Path Leading TO
Sinister Diplomacy aud on
Other Narrow Path Of Pure
Americanism, Senator DeeIares.
TO WIND UP HIS TOUR
TODAY WITH 8 SPEECHES
Tells Crowd at st. Paul That Cove
nant Means American Boys
Shall Police World and That We
Uphold Tottering Nations.

sT. PAUL. MINI sent qo--eent-
Tor ff;rauy "a fohn.n,, ,,t.,n.t -.
,,a.. M. -, ....',,,.,', .
''o-r ~" Hpeeon-""f'hE Tour OF the
middleweat, presenting arguments
AGAINST the unqnailned approval Of
a.. te..,,.. ~ ,,..l,,.. .,.,,.,..., ,.,.,.
"'
'hfee addresses IN the twin cities to-
day.
Al noon ha adarraaes n iarre rafh-
erinr M fhe N~tropollfnn or,era ho,ls..
II csre nc1hlnc 90 I man M, Mi
NOT listen ~ hrse esde- ~ - is,,,o,,. ~ 49,
Ar, auees,on and ! cere -. sar \ ,,,.,,
,,io r.f,,srs - fo,,,, - =, s.,,ir,o,, -
taLo "A positive sfand IN reear5 ~ a
vlfni la',,e s.id senator Iohn~o,
,This n lime when men eannnt hais'
hesitate and pu-svfoot They must
take aides IN the irqrtie M nafIon~ ~
s,ie because h h the ,nost ln,norfant
o,,estlo,. snhn,ttted 10 the An,eric.,s =
neopte for declslon sl,,re fhe clvii
,var.
con ona side IL the nath leading a
sinister dlnlom.rv III ald world ooff-
,irs 80, ,h4 ofhee ne- ma narros,
nath ~ n,,r. Au,ofIranirrn
Ss.,,.. n. a,,,s.,,,..
The issne IN Anerlca ana am m
American =
NVlth euphaas the ~crator declares
Thai the nrnposcd lenrue ~ naflo,s
vas nof In reaiitv an naaoriaflou -.
nraxent war hui =, icact. ~ arn,etf
natinns In n ,iranfir w. tr,,st .
Gin n. ver., creafion declared the
50 nator. ~ has been stripped OF evsry
ldeaiis,ic nnrno.e /, e,cr nad n, rlv.
~. II. a., ~ s,h.ct,,,,, G.ce.,o,, ~.
chain. ~ tyranny uno,, bniilionn ~
neople ana condonos Tor All time ,,n-
iuat and wicked annexatfonr.
This league ~ nafiona with fha
man who rcaiiv wrofe n was uaeant
10 ohtaIn poace onlv In "a far ~
ocare w.tntelned forever lnvlorare
their Territory and their runieet ne,,-
nifa ,,f-i nj NH r,eAnf thaf fhlr tlnf
~ reore should he ohtalned nv inc
e~crcise ~ ~. mower and the FORE
81 fhr f-nlteJ efstrs
.In Il ,ynr5 this leaau. meana thar
Amcviean aovr shall noltr. me worl1.
I thai ali tot,erine nations Of the earth
I shall be unheid by our blood nd our
bone. lint Euronr Asia and Afrlc-
may draw tipon ~ In their every dis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

MEM YORK. Sept e. II was
learned at The unicca OF shs United
states steel corporation today that
the methods 20 be employed In com
batting tho strits called for Monday
morning would hc lcfi In general
way to th discretion nf the heads of
the various piantT and Subsidiaries.
The pl8nH 60 ho failnwod urr not cx-
prCtrd 20 De uniform but VIII be goN-
orned largely hy local conditions
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-08

Time savers-the railroads, the tele-
phone, the telegraph, the wireless and
the Sheaf wants ads.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-08
OBSERV ATOMS
Opinions OF Others on Timely
Topics
CITY COUNCIL GRANTS
LICENSE FOR MOVING
PICTURES ON SUNDAY

At the meeting Of the City Council
December 9th, 1918, delegations from
five of our church congregations ap-
peared before our City Fathers for tthe
purpose of protesting against the grant
ing of license to Mr. Enrich to show
moving pictures on Sunday. Each Of
the Committees presented petitions
signed by majority Of their respective
Congregations begging the Council to
refuse such license. Mr.. Enrich also
appeared with petition signed by
ninety-four Of the people of our city
asking that such license be granted
In view of the action taken by the
Council, we as members of said
churches who protested against such
license being granted, feel that COM
plete report of the Councils proceedings
should be given to the citizens Of War
rem, in order that they may know ex-
actly the stand taken by the members
of the Council. -.
Upon investigation we find, that
those who presented. the petitions op-
posing Sunday movies are either mem
bers of or affiliate with the following
churches:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-08
Palestine Farmers
Rent Flowing Oxen
Red Cross Takes Steps to Combat Food
Shortage in Jerusalem Is
Region. =

A plan to increase at once the dimin-
ishing food supply Of the Jerusalem
region, by placing blowing oxen at the
disposal Of native farmers unable to
own them, has been launched by the
American Red Cross.
The organization plans to buy large
numbers oxen, to be rented out by
the day at nominal rates, or resold at
cost to farmers.
There are at present in this district
but IS blowing animals, against 41S be-
fore the war; and food production is at
a menacing level.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-08

Winter Beauty -
Snow flakes SO quietly falling
Thru the long hours Of night, .
Furnish the earth with cover,
Beautiful mantle of white; . ".
Fluttering down from the heavens,
Covering earth here below.
Pure as the heart of the lily,
Untarnished, unsmirched is the snow.
Covers the world with a mantle,
Unsightly spots now are lost,
Covers the lakes and the rivers,
Winter-bound, they, by Jack Frost;
The trees standing guard are like
sentries,
White-coated, white capped and tall,
Dressed in the trappings Of winter,
Most beautiful season of all.
Snow birds rejoice i'm the beauty,
Flutter in glee here again,
Children with glad shouts Of laughter,
q Bring thrills to- the stern hearts Of
men;
Somehow the hard tasks seem lighter, :.
. The burdens Of life tinged with mirth,
When the pure fakes OF; snow 99s softly
4.s falling, y y , 's'
.s Bring beauty and JOY to the earth
by Carl Philo: Brockway I'M Courier
4. News
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-08
Letter From Florida.

From letter written shortly before
Christmas from Jacksonville, Florida,
by Mr.. e. Dagoberg, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Mitgard, of this city, we Gull the
following extracts:
= About his trip he says: call the
country I saw during the days journey,
on the Dixie Flyer, was when we went
over the states of Kentucky, Tennessee
and Georgia. Looks to me to be very
poor land and all the farm buildings
are terribly poor too, and have never
been painted. guess the farming must
be over fifty years behind the North
western states.''
OF St.: Augustine he says" st. Aug
llstine is the most ancient of cities in
the United States, the Newport of the
SOUTH It's site was discovered in 1913
by Ponce de Leon. The city was found
ed in 1865 by, Pedro Menendez de
Aviles with colony from Spain. Fort
Marion was begun in 1865 and finished
in 1856. The fort and all the old
buildings and also the city gates and
sea wall are built Of 'CoQuina,' a stone
formed of some collection of shells,
sand, and shell fragments of variegated
colors, firmly cemented together by &C.
ton of IA in water * "Certain
quaint and narrow streets with over
hanging balconies make typical old
world settings" But the city besides
is also modern, progressive and beauti-
full. The Flagler hotels, the Alcazar
and the Ponce de Leon, are grand, the
latter being Of Moorish design, with
beautiful gardens, great towers and
huge iron gates. Beautiful palms,
live oak, elms, magnolias, cedars, clean
ders, camphor trees and roses and flow
ers grow abundantly in the productive,
but sandy, soil. Vegetable gardens are
looking fine now and just as far ahead
as they used to be in Minnesota in
July and AuXust.'' = II can't
get into it my head that it. is soon
Christmas, because it looks very much
like summer, nearly all the trees and
lawns being just as green and nice look
ing as they are in Minnesota in July.
Very few trees here shed their leaves,
mostly all trees and bushes being ever
green's sz6aas5.ssssssss.
Il think will stay here for while,
but expect to go later to other tourist
towns farther SOUTH
Time savers the railroads, the tele-
phone, the telegraph, the wireless and
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