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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
WEAKENS IN NINTH

New York, August Slater hold
ing New York to three hits in eigh,
innings to-day, Pitcher Fanwell, of
Cleveland, weakened in the ninth and
the Highlanders made three more
safeties and run, winning to 1. The
deciding tally was scored by Roach
and batted home by Criger.s The score:
Cleveland. New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
Increased Values
Same Prices

M . i j.. y + = v "
These are the kcynotes Of the
Chalmers policy for 1911. In
Chalmers cars-"3O' horsepower
at $500; Forty horsepower at
S275O--we strive to give the great.
est possible automobile value at
the prices.
We have made many minor inn
provements in Chalmers cars for
1911 - all making for greater
values. Yet the prices remain
the same as last year.
Let us show you how much
automobile you can buy
for $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01

6"Thc Soul Kisso
THE Soul Kiss" h brilliant musical
event, at the Academy tomorrow.
matinee and night, is said to be
crowned with an additional triumph
or success In It's new cloak of pre-.
sentation. Many new, bright, jingling,
musical numbers and new, picturesque
groupings of petite and statuesaue
girls, gowned in ultra-f fashionable raj
of new principals Interpret the charae.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
unfnir Adynntnse nf sa...I. ~

Unfair Advantage of Sleeping Man.
William Smith, colored. was arrested
YESTERDAY by Detective Sergeants Whey
and kellam on suspicion Of havin1
comm commits e. a felony. The crime OF
another negro two weeks ago .The
latter was said to be asleep when
smith undressed him. took his c1othe.
and valuables. and deca/nped. leayina
.ne drowsy one to get home as best Id
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
Two for Rocky Mount.

Especial to The Time -Dispatcll.1
Fayetteville, N. G.. August 31.-By
scores OF to l and 8 to 2, Rocky
Mount took two games from Fayette-
vile, both games being featured by
Peartree's and STEMS playing. The lat
ter made five hits. including a two
Dagger, in six times at bat
Score by innings: r. Fl. r.
Rocky Mount. oil 0110-4 12
Fayetteville 00o0010o-1 8 4
Batteries: Griffin and Leary: Way
mack and Hartley.
Second game
Score by innings: r. H e.
Rocky Mount $4,000. 3 0000-3 0
Fayetteville ..........0 o III o. l
Batteries: Wilson and Dussault:
Luyster and Hartley. Umpire. Barre.
Called on account of darkness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
National Hank for Norfolk.

Washington. August 31.-The Comp
troller of the Currency to-day APP
proved the organization of the Virginia
National Bank. of Norfolk, with capt
tai stock of 100000. The organizers
named are w. II. Taylor, ]. W. Hunter,
George w. Roper. L. D. Stark and
w. d. Baldwin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
DETROIT TAKES SERIES

Philadelphia, Pa. August 31.-De-
5troit won the series from philadelphia
by winning to-day's game 4 to i. Don.
oVan was very effective not a hit be-
Ing made off him until the sevent in
ming, while the home team played very
poorly back of Bender The score:
Detroit pbi,d.,,,,,,
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Play To-Day.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
No other games scheduled.
JOHNSON MAKES RECORD

Washington, d. c., August 81
Walter Johnson's brilliant pitching
enabled Washington to shut out st.
Louis to-day. to 0. Johnson came
within one Of equaling the seasons
record when he struck out fourteen
men, and the five hits registered
against him were made in as many In.
nings. The score.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01

Detroit ...,.......,..,..........OO 90 2oo0-4
philadelphia .............,.,.O O o o O o 0o1-1
summary: Runs-Cobb. Crawford Mortar
s.ty Bush. Collins Left on bases-Detroit, 9;
Ph:ladelphia, 6. First base on errors-De-
troit, .. Hits-on Bender. in innings; off
Plank. In 3 innings. Three-base hits
Crawford, Collins. Sacrifice fly--T Jones.
Struck out-By Donovan, z; by Bender. 4; by
Plahk, ). First base on balls--Of Donovan
g. off Bender, ?, Wild pitch-Bcnder. Hit by
pitcher-By Donovan. / (Davis); by Bender,
l.(D. Jones' Time OF game. lao. Umpires,
Connolly and Egan. v.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
hicago 3l1oo1o1o %
oston ........... q a n n n n n

summary: Runs-Lord (2). Mclean, Zei-
base hits-Lord Wagner. Parent. Sacrifice
fiy-Lord Sacrifice hits-sullivan. McCon-
neli. stolen bases-Parent, zeider, Lord,
Mclean, Mcconnell Double plays-EngIe to
Stahl; Engle to Wagner. Left on bases
Chlcago 81 Boston, 9. First base on balls
on walsh B; off Smith, 1. First base on
!. rroi-,tooston, i. Hit by ptcher-By Smith
! tDousherty). Struck out-By Walsh 10:
by smith, 8. Passed ball-Carrigan Time
Of game, hours. Umpires, Dineen and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE

At Fayetteville: First game-Rocky
Mount, a Fayetteville. 1. Second game
Rocky Mount, 8: Fayetteville, 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
WALSH SHUTS OUT BOSTON

Boston, Mass August 31.--Walsh
shut out Boston to Today, break
ing the locals winning streak. Frank
Smith. recently secured from Chicago,
pitched his first game for Boston, and
was batted hard. He also received
poor support. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
Glass Factories to start Up.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Alexandria Va. August 31.--All of
the glass factories in this city Will
resume operations Tomorrow morning.
One of the factories started operations
this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
Towns show Growth,

Washington, August 31-The popu-
lation of North Yakima, Washington.
is 14,0S2, as compared with 3.154 In
1900; of Bloomfield. N j.. 5000. as
compared with 966S in 1900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AT indianapolis: Milwaukee, q In
At Columbus: Kansas City, 8; Column
bus, (ten innings).
AT Minneapolis: Minneapolis-Toledo
game called at end of first inning;
At louisville: St. Paul, 3: Louisville.
n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01

'B. Killifer catcher.
NV. Killlfer, second base.
Score by innings: r.
Washington ...................O0 Oe1.-S
st. 90 o o 90
Summary: Runs-Milan. w. Killifer, Con-
roy 60, Gessler t2), Mcbride. Eiberfeld.
Two.base hits-Grisss. Mcbride. Three base
hit-Unglaub. Sacrifice ht-Conroy Stolen
bases-W. Killifer, Gessler. Unglaub. Double
plays-Hartzell to Newman; johnson to Nc
Bride to UnSlaub. Left on bases-Washing-
ton, 2; ST Louis. 6. First base on balls-On
Johnson. 4: off Bailey, s. First base on err
ror-Washington, l. Hit by pitcher-Elber-
field, Beckendorf. Mcbride. Struck out-By
Johnson, Il; by Bailey, 6. Passed BALI
Beckendorf Wild pitch-Johnson. Time of
game lao. Umpires, Evans and Collitiower.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
Standing Of the Clubs.

Where They
Pittsburg at Cincinnati
New York at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at Boston.
No other games scheduled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01
AMUSEMENT is.

Bljou-"The Adventures Of Po,ly.p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-01

American horse breeders futurity.
for foals of 1907, pacing division. TWO
In three-Directum Regent, blk. h., by
D;rectum Kelly, first; Nell Gentry, D.
&, second; Leftwich, b. f.. third. Tine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02

terer uno 2eigbtncr murocn gelteril
@ormittag in ibren @obnungen mo
9Ines geitern Wittag an Ser Serlllg-
tom, nabe 2ibertp.S traBe, perbaftet.
99ie bcreits eruGbnt, legten Chip
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GapitGn Eumpbrep @~eitanbniiie nb.
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ben ser itrifcnben angeIteuten Der
Baltimore bio.g obn" sdbIell, mel
DIE inn Woi lcbter Sobres Die Irbcit
nieoerleaten. 3ilnmermann be5eid)s
nete 2ei0btner oils Den Wonn, lpcIter
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Sbiplep's @eirdnbniB gebt berpor,
Dob Mines in Die angelegenbeit Der.
lpidclt por uub oaB Der Wonn, benz
Sbiplep oos Ipnamit iiberbrad)te.
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Nah aniidt BON 9apit1n Eunl-
pbrep ioQten Die Gpnamit. grploiiO.
men bie Nidt.llnionIeute, ipeldc ieit
Dem Moitiniitcn. Strife bon ser
Baltimore Ohio E 9abn" on9eitelIt
limo, einihiidtern.
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I'm Nicnit bes ScntidJtbnms.

Seit 70 Sabren bat Der nScutidc
Correspondent" Die Sntcreiicn oc3
Scutidy E Imerifonertbums iurftlos
mo treil pertreten. Ger ,Gorreipon.
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Scr Heuia brstng

Ger erite Sog Ocs SaGres 1910 Der
Lief in Ser iibIihen @eiie. ale Welt
i%eiertp, nar frobIif linb gutter Gin9e.
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Der Baltimore. 5ruiifen Solltoup' II.
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NbcuO bon 9ciud)crn ilberiiiat.
SroBOcm Die Srottoire NAB mo
itnlusig morcL luitmufroelten loits
icn0e alli utb nic0er; Die Baltimore
ltroBc ipar foit 10 iebr belebt, lpie 5ltr
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1903.
Tic Semperotilr mar gcllnoc $500 jill
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ySGnlia.M Gnncrd)u,."
-yicorabene nno 0aH-
Sicnitaa ii. Saunnr,
@ermania. WanncrdDor.S anc.
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(2,5,S,1i

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rcre EepartemeniS Der Worplorb
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crtog fir Die Ineci,cQtcu. GoS
Sfiiisbuu Tcportement iplpohI ipie
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ben obcr eroBc allitrdee o~l,s5niilh'
rem iinb fonnen besbnlb feline Mi.
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Stnpel geloiien perben. nno oic
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Ter Nentidle Gprrcipunocnt.

lie ein5ige Oeutihe 3citung III
Baltimore, pelfe ben 2ciern oIle
Ncuigfeiten Der Staot, oes StoateS
ltno Der @elt t0glih iriib %liefert.
Gic ein5ige beutife Seitun9, iueld)e
in allen areiien oes 2eutiftbums
gcleien miro. gtur Der nGorreipon-
ort" brinat Die Gepeiten Der vAiio.
ciirten Yreiie," beren Witglieo Der
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eir5ige bertid)e 3eituug, pclde iit)
GROCER Ierbreitln9 in Marplano,
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itcbt feiner bieiigen groberen ensIi.
ifen 3eitung i'm 9epeidJen' uno
SofaInatridten.G icnlt mad.
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Ias @cttcr.


Sir Worplonb mo Den Giitritt
Columbia beitc bcluoltt uno pGrmer,
lllprgen flar mn t0lter, nlGbioe lilo,
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gcnbe @inbe,
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@rao bon , llbr Nod)mittnos bis s
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las Hptbe Bud.

DIS yRotbe Bud" bes uIeutiten
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bciinoet iih jet i'm Irud mo miro
III Babe ocn 2eicrn beS vGorreipon.
ocntcn" Sugeitelt iperbel. GoS Dies.
jGGrigc nHotbe Bud" lit cbenio reidl'
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Stdot Baltimore.
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is the only German Newspaper In Baltimore
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Sclbitmorb ant Ncujabrstag.

III We9ennpart mcbrercr Wnlte. -
@interbliebenc lpiiicn feinen
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Cine m~iircgenoe Scene e%reignetc
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ron Widoel Soucrs, 9tr. 1879. Noros
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or bctam. Eloblid) 500 Semorb ieinc
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Nnr mt Simon in's UcbGdtnif ~
rnicn.

Gle Seiertoge iii,b nabe uno pieIc
6reutoe meroen Ste beiufen - ieie,i
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(33S--)
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Sbcp. s. 0icncr E &c.,
2t7 DIT. Baltimore Strose

Tcutifcs ,ir,o nnbcrcs ousIGnbi.
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Cheques. (S-
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Ncu AIRS Gmpiang. -
aaroinal @ibbonS bdit bette nad)
bent Sodonite iii ser a~otbeorale, bel
Incident ct Die Neuiobrspreoigt fol.
ten miro. ieircn Neniabrs. @mpfong.
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: Mflhienhnnnen.

Weloicnbumaen nod Eeutihlnno
uno Seitreid) . ltnsorn iid,cr ms
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perfaufen.
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VI ii len ncnc Gontruftc
nb d) IicGen. Ioourd,, bo6
oas Giaentbum Der McGoll Serrp
Eolucr so. ON SuSoucbonna OIL oie
SbIi9ationen Snbaber perfalift
morbcn lit. iinb Die Gontrafte, lpelde
bic Gompaguie nit Der Der. Stroben.
bobn'8 eielid)oit mn Der Gleftriid).
lid)t = 6eiellid,oit BON Baltimore ob.
geidlloiien bnttell. fir Die 9~ieferung
bon elcftriid,er araft. mad, Nniid)t
uieler &ed)tsonlpdIie b%ini1uie ee.
poroell.
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SeiS %barmBersia!

60 fur5 limo ieBt Die Gage
limo larlgiam id)leift Die Nod)t,
les Winters 9totb unb Ylage
Stebt louerno ouf Der Waft.
IS mebren lid Die Sorgen,
Ger @inter bringt iie nit -
Sic fol9en ms ont Mor9en
Iuf ieoem Sdritt uno Sritt.
Sfon it's inn morrlen 9teitc,
gnl reld)geidmiidten SERB,
Ga firloet man oas Bette,
@os nur ous Ser5 begebrt.
Tort idleihen feline Sorgen
Inns bishen toelid grot -
Ter @oblitonb lit ~geborgen
limo leibet feline Noth.
Ga gonltt man lid gergniigcn
Sn fulter @internaht,
Nan idliirft NIT pollen 3iigcn
gis IN Die Witternadt.
Sagbea mabt man Die HGd)te
Mit einem 2ibtermeer,
Ges @oblitonos Itpl5e W1ftc,
Die f%rieren nimmerme1r.
Cod brauBen iiebt man fauern
Wanh' arif1eS 9ettelfinb
Nm oes Yalnite5 Waueril,
@ie pfeift 10 falt Der Wilo!
Sn 2umpen MIR gebiiQet,
90 Grmlif uno 10 bios
Zen Silltger nift eeltiuet,
Gos lit Der Irmutb Coos.
llno BORT in enger aammer
Sieqt franf elm urrnes @eib,
Still tragt iie ibren Sammer
Sn ibrem iiehen 2eib -
Ger 8inb mebt burh Die 2lidell,
8 fam ood) Siilfe beut',
2ic IrmlItb mliB lid ouden
Mud in Der @eibnotts5eitl
@nrnm? 10 muB if frogcn,
@efn if baS IQes Jeff.
@orilin Die pieIen alneen2
@arum Oas Id) unb Web?
Sm 8roBe,t, mie inn aleinen.
. iuelh eilt grauiom Spiel!
Sier - bari Die Some ideinen
limo BORT - Ser Sbr1nen piel.
Cod iiber 9iht unb Sd)atten
Sbrort Die 9armber5iefeit!
Sbr Ser5 miro nic ermutten,
Stets lit lie biilfsbereit.
llno eiebt's ollh piele 2eioen
Sn bieiem Groentbnl,
Sod iiber Roum mo 3eiten
@lGn5t lie I'M golbnen Strnhl!
Wond)' 2ieo bnb' id e%eil,n9ell,
Gon Sreunoifoft, 2ieb unb Sreu,
Sd lang, OILS nb Die Gr0e
8obrboft Cit Simmcl iei
Seut' ober iol ertonen
Gin erl1jtps SnrfPujDiel
Id lueib' cin Sieo benz id,onrn,
Gem beili9iten @efiibl:
u@armbcr5iafeit" ioQ's beibeH!
Is flinat iuie Sarfenton
Ten Gngel nil id preiben.
Gr tragt nidJt Shruert, nod aron
Gr trodnet mond)e 5br1nen
Sm Itiaen a%Gmmerlein,
Gle lid) oerloiicn mGbnen,
Bel oellen febrt CT Gin!
Il. i. 2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02
Wpti3.
Seb6el's einsiaes Stubio.

S%ebermanu fennt bic nnn ms &C.
~lieicrte Nrbcit; ipir oenfen nidjt b.
rat, nns i.Ibit sn iuben, ionbern iiber.
laiien bies nnicren 2eiitnnaen. Seine
Sreppen bei inns ~ eriteiaen. 9aieu
Sic fif bon Nnberen nidt tGniden,
&c aieb. mr. Gin cinsiseS &ebbel.Stn'
bic unb bies befinbet ii& i'm Harterre.
Ndjten Gle aif bns 9ans, ,uu nnier
Wamen anf Sbiiren unb Tenitern
itebt.
Seine Asenten. Sin Ercis.
IAten sic ani
-Sebbel'S-
321 Norb.U Str.. uahc Sigb.str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02
Jiir Ieibnaften nnb Neujabr.
Saeob Sdilb & &c.,
Iua. Sabfurther, Gidenthiimer,

Snpcrtenr unb S1noler nit Weineit
nno 2tauorerL
4U6--40S Sit.1apettee StraBe.
peltellunsen fir Gainiliengebrolid,
uno Heitauratipnen peroen prompt
tciorst. Gss15-Sant)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-02

321 Rorb.U ah.S Err, nahc Sisb.st t..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-19

Mrs. r. F.. Bryan entertained the Of
fieers of the Home Mission society of
Trinity Methodist church, south, at her
homie, 1920 Mundy avenue, Wednesday
afternoon. Plans and needs of tne To-
cal work were discussed, after which
each guest was presented with a SOU
venirza shamrock leaf. Delightful re-
freshments were served, carrying out the
color scheme of the shamrock!
Among those enjoying the hospitality
of Mrs. Bryan were: Mrs. Race, Mrs.
Frank Powers, Mrs. Ayers, Mrs. oliver,
Mrs. Anthony. Mrs. Sawyer. Mrs. Craw
ford Mrs. Earl j. Evans, Mrs. Patter-
son, DR.. and Mrs. Wright, Mrs Hatton,
Mrs. Nagley and Mrs. s.. D. Ware.
The Women's Aid and Missionary So
cieties of the East Ell Paso Presbyterian
church held a joint meeting on Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred
Mayhem and listened to reports. consid-
cred plans for the next years work and
elected officers for the ensuing year.
The treasurer's report showed that
total of $315.30 had been raised by the
aid society and SO by the missionary
society during the year The following
persons were elected to office for the
ensuing year: President of the Aid So
ciety. Mrs Kenneth Brown; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. z. W. Brown; secretary. Mrs.
Fred Mayhem; treasurer, Mrs. ]. H. Will
liams. President of the Missionary So
ciety, Mrs Kenneth Brown; vice presi-
dent. Mrs. H L. Wall; secretary treas
urer, Mrs. w W. Littlejohn.
It was agreed that the Missionary So
ciety should meet on the first Thursday
and the Aid society on the third Thurs
day of each month during the year in
the homes of the members; that light
refreshments may be served at the op-
ton of the hostess and that a 10 cent
contribution may be received TO be
turned into the treasury of the society
In addition to what funds may be raised
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-19

out and following them went posts and
wire. One company Of men was beaten
to a lot by a woman with q long pole,
who claimed tie fling.
After the footrace fling papers were
produced that started contests with
some Of the new claimants, who found
no evidence OF fling upon the ground.
The rumor persists that the strip is
TO be opened and houses are going up
in every direction Across the railroad
another town addition is being laid OF
and lots are being staked out there.
]. E. Overstreet has arrived with his
car of goods from Sedalia, Colorado.
Mr.. Emory, eastern sales manager
for the local company, is putting up
a dwelling.
Mr.. Whitlatch is putting up a bust
ness building on Fourth street