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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
|Magemein
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5hulen fir Qnalphabe=
ten.

Nad) Sen 8eri6ten 6es Mrbeits=
Oepartements CUB es am gnoe 0eS
Wonats Stunt 2237 @egemein6en, Die
lib- NIT Ser 5dulung bon Mnolpba=
beten be- oBten. 9us MrbeitS=D epar=
tement unter1tiibt 6ieie S9ulen, in=
oeu1 es Dieielben foitenlos nit S6nl=
bilbern %Deriorgt, audi S6nl5engnille
aus teut. Gnr956nittli9 0auert Der
Sur jus bier Monate. Ser 1nterridt
finbet 0reimal. Die 8o9e 1tatt nno
mQbrt jeoesmol 51pei Stun0en. Ct
miro lopobl mdbreno Oes Eages mie
beS Mben0s erteilt. Inter BEN S6u=
Tern l111o S6ilerinnen, 0ie leien unO
idreiben lernen, befin0en it6 Nnge=
b0rige fo1t je0er Natinn. Sc miro BE-
ridtet, 6oB sic 2ernen6en 0as gr0Bte
SSntereiie an Sen Sag legen nno ooB
e5 ielten porfommt> 0uB jeman0 Ben
ltnterridt oufgibt, na60etn ct ii6 in
6ns &lalienregiiter fat eintragen lo1=
1en.
llnlQngit ging Bent Nat1ralilaz
tions=8iiro Elm &eri6t 81, aus benz
berborgebt, 0oB ont @n6e Sunni 1T
1855 0ffentli6en 56ulen 1874
Mnolpbobeten in $40 &lol1en inter-
ridtet mnr6en. Die Mebr5ubl Ser
>Sdiiler G499) naren Sta1iener,
Damn folgten Sic Fole1 nit 1894 nn6
Sic Yortugieiien nit 694. @lei6 oor=
unf fanel1\o / gebiirtigen Mmerifaner
NIT 639r ntto 0arauf Die 5%ran5oien
nit 637 @9iilern.
SIS lit cine interelionte Gat1abe,"
logt Scr. 81. S. Gbrilt> Direftor Of
giti3en1 bip oe5 Observation-Disclosures ii=
ros, vbaB Dor Ser @riin0ung Ser
Gdulen fir ousldnoii6e Mnolpbabe=
ten es feline Mnltalt gab> in Ser Der
gebiirtige Mmerifaner @elegenbeit
fun6> li6 6os @iiien ar15ueignen, MEL
DIES ibm friiber I'M 2eben 6ur9 I'M
giinltige l1mlt6n0e borentbalten p1tr=
Sc. @r %benerfte, 1pie i'm Ser Nus
lGnoer %iiberbolte, unS 6tes ipornte
i'm an, ebenfaus gu lernen. 9ie @r=
fobrung lebrt uns, 6aB niemano 5n
alt III, l1m 6ie' engliide 5prade 5n
ltuoieren, obtppbl Das@nlii4e perbalt=
nismdBig idtpierig 5u erlernen lit.
Wir boben Sdiiler, sic 6as biblii6e
Sitter bon 70 Sobren erreidt buben
uno opd) imp1er nod lernen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
Der Qrbeitsmdrft.

Ser sSabresberidt Der SEPARATIONS
Dibiiion oes 8nnoes- Mrbeitsnadtpet=
les reinmiert Die Gage cuff Dem Mr=
beitsmarft fir oas nit benz 80. SUM
enoenoe Sinan5iabr, ME folgt: ~9te
&ouptmerfmale 6es Mrbeitsmarftes
fin6 Elm Mongel an lan6pirtidnftli=
den &iIfsfrdften II. an Sagelobnern,
I'M @eiten pie I'M Si6en, cine gu
1iebmen6e Na6frage nod gelernten
Mrbeitern I'M 8ougetperbe, lteti9e
8erbdltnilie IN SEN meiiten medonl=
16en Betrieben nn6 elm betrd6tli9er
neber i9nB an 8iroangeiteQten, tef=
nfi6em Ber1onaI nn0 Nngeborigen
ser freien 8erufe.
Ser ertpdbnte ueberiduB lit gum
Sell Dem @unibe bieler Berionen>
sic friiber Eagl0bner o6er &onoper=
fer paren, 5u5uidreiben> SteQen als
8iiroangeite1te ODER Mufieber gu er>
balten. gbenfaus DEM nmitnnoe, 6aB
cine groBe Mn5abl neuer unterneb=
m1ngen, sic tednii6e5 nn6 ge16dftz
li9es Her1onul bel9aftigen lpiroe1l
ni6t CUR Musfiibrnng gelangen fon=
men, ebe ni9t Der Srie6ensbertrag ro=
tifi5iert mor6en lit nn6 sic inoultriel=
len @erbdltniiie 6aourd beritimmter
%getpor6en itn6.
u9ie Gage mir6s noG beridlimmert
6nr9 sic groBe 3abl Der te6niiden
nn6 fommer5ieaen 8eamten, Sic aus
DEM @eere ansi6ei6en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
Ouben frem0er Sprd6en.

Sn ibrem Sabresberi6t erfl6rt Die
&ommiiiion fir @inmon6erung UNI
@obnungSfrage in Californian, 6of
tie, als Ser &rieg ausbra6, 6ie ST.
ltruftiore11 iiber 6ie Musfiibrung oez
@ebrpfli6tgeiebeS in ni6t menige1
als in 16 Spro9en ber0ffentlidte,
Sic aommiiiion pfli6tet nidt Ser lr
oft geborten Mnitbt bei> 6aB Ser Gin.
uan6erer 5uerlt Ste 2on0eslpra6(
lernen m1B> um 6ie S6eale AmerifoS
ber1teben 5u f0nnen. @ie gla11bt bel.
smebr, 6aB &e0eu,~ sic Dor BEN Gin
pan0erern in ibrer Mutteriprode gez
balten merben, ELM midtiger Sell al
Ter 1pirfiamen acknowledgements
ltrebungen 1in6. @enn mon martet,
big Ser ginmonoerer englii6 lernt,
ebe man i'm nit Mmerifa befannt
mo9t, 10 miro man BEN pibtigiten
Bunft ieiner gr5iebung auBer Mdt
laiien.
Dieie Sbeorie miro BON BEN SIT
reaus Ser @ommiiiion in 6ie Broris
nmgeiett, in6em tie fremopradi9e
Steiner unter 6ie int Mltslan6 gebo=
rene Bep0lferung int Staote idifen,
6ie ite in ibrer nenen l1mgebung als
fremo nn0 nnberitdn6lih empfin6e1t.
9ie Steiner %erfldren Sic @eiebe, Sic
bdufig aus untpiIienbeit ibertreten
tper6en; lie erfabren BON BEN gin&par=
6erern in 6en Acknowledgment; mos
lire 8eihmer6en 1tn0, unb fungieren
als 8ermittler 5tpii6en ibnen nno
BEN l1nternebmern; iie fldren bie
@intpan6erer iiber lire 8flidten &C.
geniiber ibrem Mooptibs@aterlunoe
ouf iotpie iiber lire &e6te 11n6 Eri=
bilegien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
Orr Nornstern
0as beefbcif1iac HmmtGnien.

Nser fennt nidt Die @eididte pom 8ettler, Der aufs
aob tam nto ibnl niena1o rlebr elid gSer fernt lt6t
oie %tra1rige 9fole, oe @un1arie1 gegenlpartig in europa
befano, ais es ii6 our llnter5eidn11ng eines Trieoensper=
TRACES ge5pungen iab, I'M nidt oas gar5e 2ano gu per-
@lieren? User f0nnte oarar %glaube1, BOB Elm oerart Sc
i6lagener iib %aufbaun1t lno gu einen1 Steges5uge por=
Dor6rineen iabf, Sic @eleeenbeit beniieen, alS oieier
Staat in ieine11 sSnnern Die idmerien &an1pfe gegen Inn
itl1r5beitrebungeu gu beiteben bette. Mber per fennt nift
gum S6luiie oos eleide &11ndnien, oas I'M lebten Bal
%fonfriege in ben lebe1 Sagen in 8ulgarien %einorang,
als ii6 ale anoeren 8altanlGnoer cine beion0ere @bre
oaraus ma6ten, Dem bereits @anfenoen SEN Sooesitob
gu %berieben, .11no BEN ertragsrei6iten Sell oieies 2onoes
als Siegesbel1te b%erlangte?
9as beutige &undnien tut 6asielbe, mas 6as &C.
ltrige &l1u1dnien tat: es mill lmb Die belten 5rii6te als
total @eidlagener aus ben1 lebten &riege boler. Siebe1=
biirgen, 6os> 1pie ste Brieoensfonferen5 in Horis aus
n1alte, bon elmer ibertpiegeno rln1Gniiden 8ep0lferllng
~beiieoelt ii, in @irffidfeit aber uebr oeltib mie unga=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
2lneuf 81 8.

Dem 8irfnlar ertpdbnten, cine 5arm
bon 100 older fnufen. Das gan5e
limit 1sDitem ob es MN I'M s5t-
dorDnuiie, Yfiriihe, Geiger, 3uder=
robr, grbnii1ie, Sbtpeine, ODER ionlt
etDns banbelt, iit nur Elm Wittel, nm
ben un1piiienoen nn0 unporli6tigen
fleinen @el6beiiBern 2an0 5n eine1n
Yreife gu %perfal1fen, Der bret< bis
funfmol b0ber if, als Der Wnrttprels.
Wenn sic sic $1,000 fir oieie 5e9n
Mder be5ablten, miirben sic elm
uSuder" Ser i6limmiten 5orte LEM.
Dieie Musfubrnngen iollen IN feiner
8eiie Elm ibIedtes 2iht anf 5lorioa
merfen, benn es lit Elm gutter Staat
nn6 ons 2anb bort 1T berbaltntsmd=
Biq btuig."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

5iierul1a bes 5riebenspertrages uniere 2ebe11sn1ittelpret1
regeln 1uiiroe, gla11bt bod nienanb IN ben Ser. Staatet1.
Wir ertporte1 bon De11tidlano feline @infnbrA bon Ge-
bensnittelr, Die %unierenB beiniide1 Mlarft beetntluilen
f0nnte unb oeren 3nfubr uniere gegenlpartigen Bretle
6an1it All tim? Dieies 5dmer5ensfino lieB iebr lange anf
lid martert uno mir f0nnen bon eineu1 iibereifrigen SaIten
au1,3 gepiB Mbitano nebmen. Die Mnfgabe lnieres &on-
grelies lit es, oas eigene @olf in aaereriter 9inie gu be-
idiiben. @enn audi nnier 9onoel elne ra1dbe Abtertttgnng
Ser @atifi3terl,nq perlangt, 10 gebraudt er gu ieinem
grfolge oenn BOD pieoer sic Arbeiteridoft uno aae on
oeren 8irofrdfte, oe IN %biligeren Eretien ibres 2ebens-
municipalities Elm beiieres un6 leidteres Daiein erbliden.
Mseg nit al oieiem 6irlefon5, oamit benz l1ebel tiibttg
an Sen 9eib geriidt meroen fann: Ser Wlnter 1T n19t
nebr in aq5u lpeiter 6erne u11o oieier falte Sblafgeieae
treibt Yreiie piel lieber in Sic S0be as gu elmer Grind
Bigung MitbIfe on5ubeten. Gestpegen lit Gle iebr am
HIabe! 3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

rid ooer rurndniih 1T, ideint Sen lnnoblngrigen Stu
n1atet1 nidt %gernigeno gntihdoigung fir Die ben MQiier-
iid tpabrideinlid Ole Ginide Der gu11dne1 llno perr
n1ogli6 pieQei6t iber Die frudtbare gbeiB-Gbe1e binans.
sic ideren it6 nibt i'm %geringiten Inn Die gSiinlfe oes
SrieoetsrateS nno befinoen iib nod in %ltngar1.
Selbit Ser &9nig Der &ultdnen rpoQte Bu6apeit einen
geiud a%bitatter, I'M Griun1pbe in Die eroberte @auptItuot
Der l1ngarn %ein3ieben. gber er CAB feline Geiieplane nlf,
firdtete pieaeidt eine1 gu falter @mpfang ieitens Der
~altterten 8ertreter in ser ungariiden Wetropole. IS
miro aber Mufgabe Der Maiierten fem, nit aler @etpalt
Die @l,n1anen aus ibnen nidt 5ueeiprodenem o5ebiet gu
%pertreiber, Tim enolid einn1al Sronung in Die Melt 5l
%briagen. @enn oiee 3uitanoe nod lange anoauern, oann
miro es nod langer nebWen Srieoe11 gu i6lieBen, os es
nabn cine seite gu %beiegen. Wir0 6ies nur teihpeiie CUR
Gatiade, Damn betpies man Der gan5en Belt, oaB man an
einem Srie6ensgefiige iduf beien 9aiis anf Sdppimm=
iano rubt. &ann 9%fun1anien Dem gan5en europa nro ielblt
Mmerifo elm oerartiges Sdnippden idlagen, mas mag
oas 6irltentrn 2iedtenlein> NIT feinen 10000 @inpob-
nert, Der @elt nod fir idmer gu loienoe 8robleme aut<
geben? S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

Sic iin6 9arlegunger Der 2ebens.
formen, Die ii6 int 8erlauf LANCER
@%rfabrnngen als porteilbaft fir ale
8iirger erwieien baben. Cute @elete
iin0 10 natiirli9, mie quite @eiuno:
beit, un6 Sic @epflogenbeiten oes
@emeinpel ems, tpenn ales gut gebt
fonnen nit eineh1 guten @eiunobeits:
5uitan6e beim @in5elpeien perglt4er
mer6en. 8ie Der Mr5t, 10 lit Der Sc
iebgeber bemubt, &egeln anf5niteaerl
Die oie fortoauern6e quite @einnobei:
,6es @emeintpeiens it6ern un6 6ieie
11igen 2ebenSformen bori6reiben, Oil
a1er Babri6einlidfeit na6 ii6 fiji
aue M~ngeb0rige als borteilbaft ct
meil EN- Der6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

5timme bel Ser unre6ten@ elegenbeit.
Die englii6en @ofale bereiten ibnen
0ie gr0Bten 59mierigfeiten. Sic ia
gen ~epple" fir ~apple", o6er ugap"'
fir go" Sic gebrauden b fir b uno
fir If enttpe6er 5 ODER +. Sic 1pre=
9en sic @n6lilbe ing aus, als Oh iie
inf gei6rieben miir6e. Sic neigen 90
gu, in f1r5en, abgebadten Saben 81
ipre9en uno Sic @egenpart an1tott
Ser @ergongenbeit 5u gebrau6en. Sic
Beieitigung 6erartiger 6ebler lit oie
Mnfgobe Ser gennnnten Mn1talten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
Der fremoe lf3ent.

Sic ltQotii6e @6ulbeb0r6e bon
Seem Dorf beriu6t, in BEN bon Dr.
Ireoerid Mortin fir ltotternoe &in=
Ser erridteten Mnltalten au6 ben
fremoen -Mf5ent BET Sen int Nuslan6
g%eborenen &in0ern a~l1s5umer5en. 81
ne untcrindnng in Seem Oorf bat er=
geben, 6oB bon 100000 &in6ern III
Sen 0ffentli9en S9ulen 100000 nit
einem frem6en Mf5ent ipre6en nn6
niGt meniger ols 10000 5pra66efef=
tie boben. CT. Mortin bat ii6 einge=
ben6 nit Ser Musiprod)e 6es @ngli=
iGen bel Sen Mnsldn6ern be16dftigt.
gr lit Ser Mniidt, ooB es nidt id1pie=
rig iein miro, BEN fremoen Mf5ent Der
Sdulfinoer o1s5umer5en.
9febt intereliont iinh sic 8eobob=
tungen, sic Ser Mr5t bel oen &inbern
Ser beridie6enen Notionen gemadt
bot. gr finoet, oaB ruiiii6e nno front
5oiiide &in0er geneigt iin6, 0nrd Die
Noie 5u 1preden. Set Den Tnlie en-
5eigt ltG Die alge1netne Se11oe115,
beim Spreden 6ie 3dbne maize anein=
amber 5u bringen. Sir biele &inber
ihreibt er @ofoliibltngen Dor. Sic
3entiden betpegen sic 3unge> menn
lie ei11en Bofal ausipre6en; Die Sfan=
0inobier tun baS gleife. 0ie &tnoer
oeutiden, iii6iihen ODER llapiiden
.l1riprungs gebrauden am Mnfong
zines @ortes Sen &onionanten b ltatt
BEG m. Ser 2ebrer bemerft auf, oab
Die ausldn6iiden &inoer 6ie Neigung
haben, 3piiden 5pei &oniononten oln.
Mnqang nno am @n6e elmer Silbe Ell
men @leitlaut ein5ui6ieben. Sic la
gen 3. g. vutbaletic" fir athletic"
un6 gpminoitum" fir ugpmnai il1m.
Dos idtpierigite 8roblem btloen
oie ruiiiihji6i16en &in6er. sic 1pre=
ben cultural unb natal nn6 beben Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
3rGii6ent @ilipn betierte Treito!

gum %5meitenmole Sen @i6errnf bes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. gr the oas
MIR 50gern6, iagte Der Hrdiioent in
leiner @etobot19nft, 6enn CT erfenre
bououf sic bielerlei 1nannebmlidfci=
ten, bie 6ns @eieb Sen 6armern be5
2an0es oufbiir6e. Mber er babe 6ie
Q1nannebmli6feiten anf ser einen
Seite gegen Sic nuf ser an6eren obge=
tpogen nn6 lei gu 6em 5bluiie gefomz
men, 6oB 6as @eieb Sic Froouftion
erbobe, nn6 bas lei Sic groBte Scot
tpen6igfeit 6es 2on6es, Sic n116 Dem
Sarmer 5ngnte fon1n1e, ser Sic So
brifer5engniiie ben0tigt nnb an Ser
Hro1peritdt 6es 6abrifanten nnb
&aufmanns profitiert. Gr boffe, BOB
Ser &ongreB nn6 i6lieBlid) audi Sic
6ieier @rfenntnis ii9 nid1t
berl6lieBen tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
Gtne &laiIe bp1 iiber 500 Gpnber=

Cine &laile ppn iiber 500 Gpnber=
titen, mabri6einli6 Sic groBte> bie in
8oiton jemuls iemals gefirmt norbei1
lit, en1pfing Dor fur5em 6os Cairo
ment Ser Tirmung aus 6en @dnoen
0es @aroinals in Ser &atbe0rale. Ga5
S6anlpiel tpar elm iol6es, 6uB es BON
ben Mnmeien0en niemoIs ~bergelicr
merben miro. Sic &onbertiten geb0r=
ten berl6ie6enen Nationolit6ten an,
nnter ibnen Neger, Gbineien nnb Elm
Sn6ianer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

Wander iblieBt cine Greun6i6aft,
ni9t I'M 6reun6 5u fem, ion6ern nur
I'M einen 5u baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

SeIbit ser Mermite liebt feline @bre.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-13

The Mems cluD OF the Congrega-
tional church will hold its first meet
ing Of the season on Tuesday evening.
October gIst. An men Interested In
the church. not members OF the club,
are invited as guests
w. g. Reid has gone TO Roswell on
legal business.
Those who have visited the Hubbell
Gun Club already report hat there
are hundreds OF ducks on the lake.
As the club Ia limited to a member
ship OF thirty those wishing to join
are advised to sign mp at once before
the list n closed.
r. c. Iden leaves tomorrow for
Tucumcari.
Carl T.. Aydolotte OF Roswell, n
former university student and foot
ball star, has returned 20 tho univer-
sity to take up hts work. He will be
n welcome addition to the football
ranks on the hfi. He has been In the
navy for nearly two years. serving
as quRrtermaster. ord class on a sub
marine. He II a member OF Sigml
Chi fraternity at the university.
County Clerk Nestor Montoya Is
sued a marriage license to lose Gar
cha and Angelica Chaves. both Of Al
buquerQue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-13
Isleta Entertainment
For Belgian Monarchs
Arranged Tomorrow


A characteristic. II not regular In
dian dance Will be celebrated at Is
ieta next Sunday for the benefit of
the Belgian ~nonarchs. Col. Sellers.
In charge of the committee Of ar
ngoments for the entertainment OF
their maicsties, VIII make "a trip TO
irleta tomorrow to complete the plans
which are being made for this dance.
and 10 confer with the laleta chiefs.
A transportation committee, IN
charge Of G. -. Boulc. will arrange 20
convey tho party TO ialota aud return.
II l. probable that there VIII be about
twenty-five individuala in the royal
party, which will he accompanied ~
a reception committee Of the same
number. ~ IL not yet known lust
how many cars Will 20 10 isleta nor
what cars will be used. When all ar
rangements have been competed and
there IN no further room for change.
the completed program FOR entertain
ment Will he announced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-13
A HIGH
TARIFF ON BEANS


WASHINGTON. Oct. f5.-Rencw-
Ing charges Of discrimination against
American bean growers In 1918, Aaron
Sapiro Of san Francisco. counsel for
the California Bean Growers aasoci-
alton, told the house way and
committee today that Abe Kutner,
head Of the company through which
-the government purchased rental
beans had received special favors'
while X. p. KimbaIl was head OF the
grain corporation, In cnarge OF the
purchases. lie said kuiner had loan
ed Kimbaii $4,000. adding.
1--WE are not saying mat II had any
extraordinary significance"
About one-haif OF the 100000
bags OF foreign beans bought by tae
government we're purchased through
Kutner's company. the Western INT
port company. sapiro uaid, adding
that Kutner received orders ~ Tar
ahead he could buy on aud advant-
aeeous market.
Mr.. sapiro urged a tariff Of four
cents a pound on oriental beans, as
sorting this amount was necessary "a
place the American product on the
same market level In this country.
without the tariff the American
bean Industry will disappear said he.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-13
HOME FOR ~cONvALEsCENTs

A place TO get strong and well
win have TO be seen TO be appre-
ciated.
1901 N. 4th ST. Phone 4l3
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-13
SAYS STRUCTURE.
!, At TUCUMCARI IS
~ SOUND FOR OIL
Experienced Oil Man Declares Oil
WIN Be Found in Quay County
or Structure Theory WIN Be
Proved Worthless.

1T oil IL not encountered In some
~ the wells nov drilling and prepar-
Ing 70 drill In Quay county, New Mex
leo. the whoie theory Of oil structure
~ wrong and geology M an aid 70 oil
value" said W. H. Palmer, Of Okla
homa. who Il In Albuquerque todng.
Ar. Palmer 10 an experienced cil men
with years Of service In OklnhomB.
Kansas and Texas neica. He thinks
that oh will be found in the Tucum-
carl district. He n associated with
Springfield, No. people h have
leased 4 considerable acreage from
~ s. Dounoli and associates Of Al
buQuerque and who have formed the
Ozrrk on and Drilling company 20
prospect this acreage. The company,
under Mr.. Palmer'B supervision. viii
be drilling soon. Itn rig ~ now being
assembled for shipment
Il have never seer a district whore
structure was more favorable for oil,
ar. Palmer said today. There u
ever, resemblance on the surface 10
the oil nelds Of oklahoma and Wy
ominE and some strong resemblanCs
70 the Ranger Reid. The MCGEE well
the Nrut deep test IN the TucumcsFi
field, u now own 1850 feet and the
situation is somewhat tense while
waiting for the mex 300 feet q .his
we'll. j am Informed that the indtca-
lions 10 20 this depth are as favor
able a. can be. II would not sur
prins me II OF SHOULD be found IN this
we'll"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-13
100000 RED CROSS
SEALS RECEIVED HERE

Seven million Red CroNs Christmas
Haals we're received nt the headquar-
tiers OF the New Mexico Public Health
association Saturday afternoon. This
IA said by Clinton ~ Anderson. secre-
tary Of the association, 20 be more
seals than have been sold In Acw
MEXICO since he inauguration OF
Chrinimaa Zeal sales IN 1911. The
seals vail b. distributed during h
Intensive drive for funds with which
10 f4hf the spread OF tuberculosis.
which via 30 made December 1 ~
10, next.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-13
LOWER RANK TO
RETIRING ADMIRALS
Daniels Agrct a. Change s~uggceted
By SENATOR'S.

WASHINGTDN, Oct. l1-Secro-
tnry Daniels. In conference today
with Chairman Page Of the senate
naval committee. was said 10 have
acquiesced In the senate proposal -
give retirement rank Of vice admiral
10 Rear Admiral Sims. Benson and
Mayo Instead 81 the rank OF admira'.
Senator Page said, however. the
bill would not be pressed until u was
learned whether Admiral Benson
would accept the lower rank.
The nomination Of Admiral Koon'F
10 be chief of naval operations also
was discussed a. the conference. MT.
Daniels was told that some repuhli-
can objection had arisen to conhrmn-
ton Of Admiral kOontz because he
was a southern democrat, ana sue.
cerdcd another democrat who held
the post for four years. Senator
Page said he believed the nominal n
finally would be confirmed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-13
IN rnomIBITIoN kANsAs.

Temperance Lecturer--f am In
formed that this town 10 thoroughly
dry" j. " true2
cltlzen-Yep-that'a ". Not a
drop In a.
.To,np~rance Lecturer Obsaminsiyl
DO tell me how you good citizens
accomplished u.
ciilzen-we drank It dry.-Judge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-13

Radiator repairing. Quickei Auto 60.
Pay your cues q the "s-Dit" club.
Four-O Taxi Service. Phone 80.
Tau. Phone f.g. Eicholaon Taxi
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-08-19
Fall Broke His Leg
But He Saved the Eggs
"HOW did he do it?"

IlOW ultl ne w IL
That is the question the friends
of Glenn Barnes, near Sturgeon, Mo,
asked each other, when they learned
that Barnes fell out of his barn and
broke his leg, but eggs that filled
his pockets passed through without
as much as a crack. Barnes had gone
to the loft to gather the eggs for the
day. His coat and trousers pockets
were fairly bullying when he started
to descend to the first floor.
A board in the loft slipped and he
was dropped for, a distance of 8 feet
His leg was fractured midway be-
tween the knee and the ankle. Mem
bers of Barnes family heard his
cries and rushed to his assistance,
removing him into the house, where
the fracture was reduced.
Look into my pockets" said
Barnes. 81 guess those eggs I gath
cred are now just scrambled eggs
and we won't have any fresh eggs
for supper"
To the surprise of all, after all the
pockets had been searched the eggs
were found intact, not even a crack
appearing on one of them.
Now can you beat that?" said
Barnes as he writhed in pain on his
pallet from the effects of the frac-
ture
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-08-19
SUMMER SILAGE IS INSURANCE
AGAINST DRY WEATHER LOSSES

Silage is all succulent, and all pal.
atable.
Statistics show that the percentage
of profitable herds is almost three
times as high among herds that are
fed on silage as among herds that
are not fed siIage.
While there may be some possible
question as to the economy of putting
up silos under extreme high prices
there can be no question about the
economy Of filling to capacity those
that are already up.
Every man WHO has silo should
aim not only to put up enough ST.
lage to carry his herd through the
winter but to have some for summer
feeding, at least in case of emer-
gency.
cows frequently drop 20 to so per
cent in pfoduction-even more some
timcs-in midsummer when drought
cuts the pastures short.
When the rains come later, these
cattle do not return to 100 per cent
production.
If there Is some stuff in the silo
when the dry weather comes, the
COWS can be kept up in production
through the drought and carried on
at maximum production through the
season.
Make Doonl for Summer Si1os
Summer silage is, to the dairy
farmer. insurance against loss from
drought.
If he has not sufficient capacity to
carry over summer silage, more
should be constructed as soon as it
is at all feasible.
The summer silo to give the most
service possible, should be of small
err diameter than the winter Silo,
for in order to keep it in perfect con-
dition silage must be fed to a great
er depth each day in summer than in
winter.
AS compared with soiling crops,
summer silage saves labor at a time
when labor is urgently needed for
other things.
Dairy farmers are realizing moro
and more every year that they must
have summer SiloS.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-08-19
Evidences Of Overlooking With
Nitrogen

O. D. Davis, Blackwell, Ga, writes:
have q young mule that 1 traded for
some time ago. Her urine at times is
about the color of dark blood but she
seems TO be well and works every day.
Can you tell me what is the cause of
this trouble ana give me a remedy?