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Exports in 1919 included 50 3nS. on worth
~ sugar, 81 75a. OOo worth II cacao. and
81 20 J0O worth ~ Tobacco. The balance
was represented by shipments ~ such
products ~ bananas. hard woods gums
dyes and 50 forth. The United States
supplied 81 per cent 81 the total imports
and took Sc per cent Of the exports In
an official report recently made nv Com
mercial Agent John VI Turner. stationed
at Santo Domingo city. the opinion il
expressed that American merchants and
manufacturers may easily secur" a larger
share ~ the trade II the island re
specifies a fe~ articles q possible increase.
The American sales 81 agricultural nipple
ments amounted Co s.. n3o. while German
sales amounted to t2o es5 The sales 81
American cotton goods amounted 90
s3se. nn and British sales amounted 10
$50 0oD. The American sales represented
about one-third Of the total imports IA
this line. and Mr. Turner ASSERTS that the
United States could easily sc, II all. a.
there - no prejudice against the American
goods and our patterns ar" ~eIl liked
-Of earthenware SAYS Mr. Turner. the
United states sold 81 's7 worth. while
Germany snld S2oIi4 worth. All the
Y
Italy supplied S. IN worth 81 hats and
cans. whll" American sales were only
81 40. Italy shipped So OOO worth -
jew-lry. watches and clocks. and the
United States o. 97O worth Germany
supplied 1900 ON pounds Of rice worth
s3eI go. while American sales amounted
20 81 Pal Mr.. Turner believes that this
country. as large producer 81 rice
certainly we can compete IN price
Instead 81 heing a certainty such com
petition IL more than doubtful Germany
and England can and do lay down IN the
West Indies millions 81 dollars worth II
rio" from RanRoon and Saigon az prices
which American producers do not care to
meet Their selling prices for the de-
livered article in West Indian markets
are about the same as farm values IN
Texas There IL, however. no question
that sales Of many commodities could lie
materially increased 10y proper attention
10 the Dominican market
The agreement rega Tviing the finances
II the island carried a stipulation that no
reduction should be made in the tarifT
unless the annual revenues from that
source exceeded pOpO.GD A. the GUS
toms receipts were running 10 more than
-. ON on = year the authorities decided
that revision would lie safe and wise nd
new schedules were put into effect with tn"
beginning NJ 1910. Some complaint was
made. some doubt expressed. and little
time was required for adjustment. but the
orinion ~ the Official receiver. MIR W. r..
Pullman. apT-asrs To have been fully sup
ported by results. His report of receipts
for the first FIVE months under the new
schedules in as follows
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Squadron \ AMI It's gallant commander.
MAYOR ERir"H,N. will probably never
hear 10" last - their capture M tho final
ul''l" IN ~" Pm" Plains Wilderness hut
y DOCS not soon - IS ~ b" any reflection
upon W." yalpr and form 81 squadron A
Co nav" - -uc"uuh - m" Tenth Cavalry
ant IT." twenty fourth Infantry 81 tho
I r.t"i StI'"s army. II - true that they
~" l"gr0 r"glu"nts hut their off.c"r- are
'r"'U"riop-ly proud ~ them. and IN Ell
Cheney t""y r"mU1r" we'll with any white
regiments ~ 10" army
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LITTLE JERSEY BIRDs
se'ne Phi,ossph,e sse.er,auoas h, n S,,,..
student

To THB EDITION oP THE So G..
Mighty Though devilish uncornr mon,
Truth. but who would have ssr..,.A
Plainneld man not only 70 adm, -.
mosquitoes thrive In his city, hu, N di.n..-
n Halter Of Entomolokists- docs - -
letter in to-dRys SUN. a sort Of pride n, -.
Intelligence and pernicious ar'trf,y
those angels In tho house'
Nor that Plainheld IL a nurse 9th.
daciou-. but heat and mosquitoes Ar. =,
ways In the neHf town: never In vou, o..
In Atlantic Highlands tho natives ana a..
summer people will tell YOU with -
sympathy in their voices how hottn -
Seabright. for instance. and how un.nt,,'
able life IL there on account Of Tho mo.
puiioes. Whereas Won hear the rhI,or,,,
on the steamer on his way 10 Robbers.
Row say to hi- neighbor a. the Hishi.,a.
draws near: Pretty place, but my sraciou,
how folks live there. what with the -,
and the mosquitoes. I never could RAJ.
oui
Elizabeth pities Plainheld PiainrslA
Elizabeth. both pity BAyonne Rsvonn.
pites both. and 80 on indefinitely nj.
wear in the presence Of q common hlas.tn,
lets all be as truthful as Plainneld II :.
grand wear. aud no mistake. for the real
national bird. Hut why ask. az my Plain.
field friend does. for larger bir,is.',o ,. On,
lulo lAhN NAuG Indian
t-'alpInR songs to our young WHY insis,
on szes The little birds Of 1910 are m.
fowls for INV money. They have seniu.
I believe the black devil L. incorporate ana
inCarnate In every one -, them. They are
full Of -ghoulish glee' up or down 20 tho
Plimsoll mark
And why hate entomoloRists' am an
amateur oTnithologist myself and HAVING
the time Of my life with the Jersey song.
and bite birds. For they do bite A.
Plaini1eld SAYS. Every morning my hand.
and face bear the lncised marks Of cunning
little teeth Yesterday I caught enough
mosquitoes on a rug spread in The garden
to harrow that garden with And such
singers, Night after sleepless night | hear
'em chant.
This i the summer. we're out for spoT,
We don't give . damn for John Port
Commuters and natives We yank 70 court
sing no. the Woody AssiEesi
In milton hands we snap at their hsnd.
Their chee'S. their ears and their ey-ses
II we're not an insurRent would lik. 70
h" Napoleonic jersey mosquito. DIAMOND
edition. 1910. { Lex
SoMERvILLE. v =, Angus, 10
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E,p- pc Dsisn' md Hyg>rN Glisrs
A, = rNureh supTer n small toy vas seen "a
turn nAlc and to lean hack IN Sis chair one Of
80 Wairessrs asA~i WhAt vss tho trouble and
lrarn~,i that u was stomach ache You poor
little fellow. you won : bs abe TO Anish that rice
supper will yoi'- ssh IN" waitress oh. yes.
viu' rrpI;cd the hoy. ~ will have % ache =
good deal harder before IA quit estne JUS,
this form Of h~roism viii stand In the way Of any
WholeNAle movement 20 drive the esc-sH Of con
sum~rs In the city back IN the county 70 heroine
direct producers they riil complain Of high
prirp- low wsge> about tNicr what the sAme
Grade 81 labor on farms receives, long hours 81
worS about tao thirfs Of Vhst our grandsath-rS
onsidetrd reasonable dIfnculty Of a. ting Wori.
when owners o; farms are clan orinR for help.
hiRh rents and board when rent and board are
Offered In the country a. bonus beyond wages .
hut they are nowhere near the point of suffering
., which They Sill he willing % leave the incl
dental pleasures Of city life.
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VI hal a slblim" faith at on" time in
~" star ~ Or JoHN y. SMITH n the
savior n New J"r,"v from M" mesquite
h"r,l"-. "" thought that be- would
writ" his nam" hugh ~ ~" roll ~ fame
hc~ld" IN" SHINING names II Colonel
WILLIAM ~ GpHGAS. : \. and Dr
\Ly'H " DDrN. Health OTi"cr n the
Port ~ \"w ! "rk. Thor" ar" No., Kim,
hIrds "n 'h" l-t7mus II Param1 bat ne
mosquitoes. In Ianoi"umyilI" ou tho
hanks 1T Fresh Kills y nov a Sonsation
To discover a specimen Of Culex solicit
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SHsNK

students - costume 500 with Joy that
br PASIsHIHT. in" Providence Jour
rr's famous PROFESSOR 81 hinatiourgicr.
- giving his days and nights To- expert
n"r's IN "A proper aviation costume
Let 20" rest - the world splurge and
Iu-urC". a. = viii In hi- dnmed and
stained glass lighted studio Dr PAxr-
~UIFr roni"-- t""rly tho problem What
should T"u .t- ~ aviation rn~e's'- Tho
futon" - aviation - ~ thoroughly com.
u..'"ut hands
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The HIladlsss AGE.

To INV RrrToE ~ THE SrS ~, VINO IL ~
sponsib'e for the present fad ~ tuilding HOUSES
without The old fashioned blinds. or shutters.
which furnished 10th adequate ,enuiauon and
prNary' I suspect ~ "a. radical rrfornrr.
hccsu-e the methods Of gentlemen Of that t,p-
- . rule re>ui' IN defeating the purpose they atm
a. tmaIly they can other method Of
roasting pig than burning the house down I
have baked the present sunwr- In = front room
-gi'h awnings ami shades. ana have ioneed. On
80 much for the good Old days Of The b,ind, or
shutters OtD FoCT
SFNNpN August N.
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klssena PArk.

ro THg E"rToH ~ TnE SrN ~. In THE SrS
rcresty Klss~nA TAFL w.. spoken o. - a noted
swamp In ipstice Ia tiushiag n should he said
that the PARK i a place Of great natural BEAUTY.
with a large amount ~ high lana covered with
large trees large laAs. and small area Of rrarsby
land where the lake empt!es out into = hroos I
have lived n-Ar ~ FOR thirty eight year. ana know
To call II a sUa amp makes people think u = all a
bix swamp. which ~ l. not.
NHw YoaE August 10.
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NissouTI .Ju.'Ire.

Ir.. Ns ~ Frrs lssst
~ ~ Charlie, 'rs' "rr, TESTER InSrahan traded
n tsHrrn = hn.-r FOR . motor boat few
hours l'or O,hoF1 disruverci that the hor.e va.
wor'hl~ss ~ ~ vent 20 ne boat and removed
ne engine. auI inc hors- dirt - he vas hauling
o. away. 4 i'Iry In justices court awarded IN.
graham the sEgins att o. DAMAGE
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Conditions for the current year are re-
ported as more favorahl- than thnae ~
last year. and larger trade IL expected
Mr.. Turner states that German capital
il going into San'o Domingo quite freely
With the cash and commerce largely Ger
man. trade will drift into German chan
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wicked Arspahos. Tonsd

FroHp me kaHsas Ctn TissS'
Hearing that the Cornanehes uerr - reeeg.
payment iron, the Federal Govsrn-7eni 80
Aranahoes equipped With various Earh'7s q,
vices ana considerable sum OF none 'of oet
ting purposes w~nt down Ostensibiy on 'f'enly
visi'. hut really take them 70 . rssnlnt
When the Govern rent heard Of the pian' o' -
bad ATapahocs rider vas issued that ne PaI'
neni should not be made untn after the NV
boss had gone hom84
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Eisetsis car, In IN. DoIom,,s..

Froa Dsny CoHsuiiy a5f r'I9- RSao-,
neE electric road from BelIlno viii penstra,e
the Dolomites at LAvaredo. ard be extended to
TOblAeh In Austria Hungary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-11

Sp'gv. almost i-p~-reptih'y tas sumner f.
.rl 'tNg INTO r.'..rr4 The son utth sD-ing
nsr f'rs' 'r .r n1'ts Nsrrt
- Beauty . SANBo BowLEs' The
AC1Vam Pastoral school, thrive- marvel.
Iously N ~" capital II Literature and
SHANK
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onr,ai attitude Tow ard the Green Cas.,

10 TUp EpITnH oP TINS SuS-SW IL
appears that the deS,reS or ideas Of mem
hers Of the Royal ArCanunl have no weight
with those m power a. can he understood
from the enclosed letter to me. an old men,
rar from the supreme Secretary Of the
order
II isiu ansN er 90 question regarding
lat. de, = on VA New York court az reported
ia Illt SIS
We oh mem hers must -till pay our largely
IN, rea -..i assessment :. " hile young members
ar, lot ~ easy {. n n
,pHNwAIi.-u<- HUDsoS, August 10
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pF,R sir $40 REoTHyE Your favor ~ 'hs
1"'h flt VAS duly received. and N -e0'y h-g
.ra,r 90 say tha' In ,iew Of the Inquiries WHICH
have reached the supreme secretary once Re-
rarlius 'hr recent decision In the treen case 70
Rrpo.iNu m articie Will appear IN me iuEust
.., c ~ the Huiisf7 explanatory Of the position
~ the supreme council and Of the merit. Of the
ra~r "a hicn will shortly reach you
fr the meantime might say that the de-isoo
rendered ia The cas- above men toned q N the
.ovr-i ir,sI term OF the supreme Court ~ N-w
Nor. and sTcctS oniy one member VII Sarusi
Crc-l. no brought tue acton. 4 similar esse
To ms that of MOCK vas tried In ne SAVE court
30 'Ja aud decision given In Morris favor N
va> appealed to the Appellate Court where the
drcIS'o0 Vas unanimously reversed ms esss
~ C-rcn has been appealed ~ the supreme
Council 70 ire SAmc Appellate Court. ana u IL not
20 be supposed that that court viii reverse 10
previous Judgment Fraieruslly yours
ALFEyD 7 TCESIA supreme secretary.
ROstoN, august 4
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Ips'sgr ~ foreign countries added
NI.rr.s~ unH,, oTd'r, ~ Ia be vale ray
FlIg ~ NIN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06
CLOUDCROFT TRIP
FOR THE SHERIFFS
Special Excursion to Be Run
for Them During the
Convention.

An excursion 20 Cloudcroft will be a
feature of the entertainment program
when the sheriffs of Texas come to FL
Paso to hold their annual convention
Tuesday. The Southwestern has agreed
to run the excursion and the details are
ia the hands of sheriff Hall and the
secretary Of the chamber OF commerce.
Though given short notice, Ell Paso
Will entertain the sheriffs in true FL
Paso style.
The chamber of commerce through
C. A Kline, the city through. mayor
Robinson, and the sheriff's office as
sisted by Jack Dawson and W. S. Clay
ton. have been the prime movers In see
ing that Ell PasO does Its full duty in
the way of entertaining the visitors.
Tuesday night the peace officers, who
are expected TO be here about 400
strong, Will be entertained in Cleveland
square with a specially arranged band
concert Wednesday night, as the guests
o. Frank Rich, they viii be given a
special performance at the Airdome.
Thursday night will occur the big
smoker, to be given the licensed gun
to tiers in the open air theater Of the
Elks' club. Judge Eylar has been
chosen as the chief orator He will be
fnilowed by toasts from the leading
delegates to the convention Liquid re-
freshments and plenty of havanas Will
not be omitted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06
PROCEEDINGS IN
BANKRUPTCY TAKEN
Creditors Ask That Maj. n
Lapowski Be Declared
a Bankrupt.

An involuntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed in the federal court Saturday
morning against Nathan Lapowski, a To-
cal merchant, by creditors. The petit
TONERS claim that he is indebted in the
sum of at least $4,000 and that his
stock of goods Will not exceed s10,0 600.
The petitioners are The Burnham,
Hanna, Munger Dry Goods Co. of Kan
sas City, whose claim is s272; the Star
Clothing company Of Jefferson City,
Mo, whose claim is $115; the Bray
Clothing Co of Louisville, KY. whose
claim is s119.34, and the CorticeHi Silk
Co. of st. Louis, whose claim is S92.64.
LapOwski is major in the Texas ma
tionaI guard and is on military duty at
Leon Springs, where the troops are
holding their annual summer camp. He
is candidate for adjutant general OF
the state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06

family, has returned from Jacksboro,
Texas.
D. B. Roark of Prairie View is in the
city.
Herbert E Brown and son, Will. are
visiting points In northern New Mexico
and Colorado.
Frank @. Layhe, cashier of the Inter
national Bank OF Commerce, has been
called to mis- home in Missouri by the
illness of his father
W w Hicks and E. c. Mucllelroy are
driving overland to Oimarron, where they
will join the Tucumcari colony.
Mrs. c. @. Chapman and daughter are
visiting in Dallas, Texas.
AITs. R. A. Dodson is being visited by
her mother, Mrs. Howell, of Las Vegas.
Mrs. Dave A0erter and niece are visit
ing in FL Paso.
Miss Wren Canthen has left for Kan
sas City to attend college.
z. E. Clark and wife have moved into
their new home on jackson street.
John Pring has returned from his vaca-
ton in Colorado.
Rev. L. B. Grogan, who was here on
business from Nara Visa, has returned
home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06
TUCUMCARI COUNCIL
CHANGES MEETINGS
Fire Hose Is Purchased; Al
legged Insane Mexican
in Jail.

Tapcumcari. \. NJ, aug. 6.-The CITY
council will hereafter meet on the first
and third Thursdays of each month Five
hundred additional feet of new fire hose
has been purchased.
Antonio Chavez, alleged to be afflicted
with homicidal mania, a resident Of Re
vIRIto, this state, is IN Commencement here
in the county jail. His condition is rap
idly growing worse and he will be taken
TO the asylum at Las Vegas at once
The next meeting OF the ". c. I. I.
will be held August L. at the home OF
Mrs. Eadv on East Main street. The
membership contest win close on that
date
Father Molinie leaves this week for a
months vacation in California among
old friends.
Judge Freeman has moved his office
into the land office building.
Rev Mr.. Vazney, of the First Baptist
church. viii give a free sDereopticon lee
IL, portTaying his experiences while
crossing the continent.
L. L. KIinefelter, of the 0bar Progress.
EDITOR Hawkins, Of the Montoya Re-
publican and Editor Fowler of the Quay
County Times, were IN the city
Mrs George, of Navasota, Texas, is
visiting her son, Earl George.
T. l. Boone and sister are entertaining
their brother and his wife from Burling-
ton, Ia
Mrs. A. NJ. Milton and niece, Helen
Anderson, who have been visiting Mr..
an dAlrs. S. Anderson, have left for
and Mrs S. Anderson, have left for
Guy R. Hedgeoock, formerly of this
city, is now located at Roy.
j. c. Cornthwaite, who was here in
the United States customs service this
summer, is now located at Culebra Pan
anna, in the same service
Mrs. c. NJ. Sheppard of Plaza was here
visiting friends
W. a Bell Of Nara Visa is visitor
IN Tucumcari
Rev. J. H Simmer from Hudson has
been visiting here.
Ernest L. Dodson. accompanied by his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06
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Don't miss The Herald when you ara
away from home. Clip out this lis* and
look up The Herald agent wherever
you are stopping.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06
FIRE CHIEF MAKES RECORD
RUN IN NEW AUTOMOBILE
Oil Platform on G.. III. Crossing Catches
Fire But Is Quickly Extinguish-
ed With Chemical.

East FL PasO fire company responded
to an alarm from the corner Of Ma
coffin and Laurel streets, just before
noon Saturday. The oil-soaked plat
form used for unloading oil from the
spur of the G. H, was ablaZe and was
being fought by Mexicans with dirt and
with hand extinguishers- The chemical
made short work of the fire. Fire chief
Armstrong made the run in his new
machine from the Central station, wait
ed for the blaze to be extinguished.
and was on his way back in seven min
utes. -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06
MAVERICK MASCOT To TAKE
LESSONS IN ROOFING

Mrs. William L. CanIiI, wife of assist
ant indian agent Calm or the Mescalero
reservation, who has been the guest or
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Widdas $40 Prospect
avenue. will return Sunday. She will
be accompanied by Edward Widdas, the
offfcia mascot of the Maverick ball club.
He will spend a week at the reservation
learning a new system of roofing for
the home club from the Mescalero-
Apaches. He will return in time for
the home game Saturday with Clifton, if
he has to walk down the mountain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06
NORTH FRISCO SWITCHMAN
KILLED IN SHERMAN YARDS

Sherman, Texas. Aug. 6.-Albert Geer.
employed in the North Frisco yards
here, died early this morning from in
juries received last night while switch
ing The cars ran over him, cutting off
both legs He was % years old. He
leaves a wife
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06
HEWITT PLACED UNDER BOND.

whom complaint was filed in the fed
eral court Friday afternoon by postof-
flee inspector Kinzel. charging him with
extracting special delivery letters from
the mails at the ocal postoffice, waived
examination here before the United
States commissioner and was placed un-
der bond Of $1,000, which had not been
given Saturday at noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06
PROPOSE TO RAISE TAXES
FOR BUILDING SOUTHWEST
Shreveport Chamber of Commerce Re
quests Governor of Louisiana to
Request Authorization.

Shreveport, La, Aug. 6.-The cham
Der of commerce here today requested
governor Sanders to include in his call
for special session of the legislature
a proposition authorizing municipal and
parochial bodies to levy special taxes
to raise funds as bonus for securing
industrial manufacturing enterprises.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06
RELIGIOUS REVIVAL WELL
ATTENDED At DAIHART

Dalhart, Texas. Aug 6.-The Lockett-
Adair meeting here is attracting the
largest crowds ever seen at a religious
gathering in Dalhart- A great taberna-
Gle and a big choir add materially to
the success Of the meeting. Nearly all
the churches are cooperating. and the
pastors expect great religious awak-
ening-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06
ELECTRICIAN MEETS DEATH
BY CORSICANA TRAIN

Waco. Texas, Aug. 6.-Rosser Will
liams. an electrician on the Cotton Belt
railroad. was run over at Corsicana yes
terday by a car and died here today a
few minutes after reaching the city.
His leg was crushed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Rider,
a son. Roscoe l.. Rider Mrs Rider was
formerly Miss GGoldia Allen, of the
general delivery department Of the
postoffice.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-01-06
TUBERCULAR PATIENTS
Each County Allowed One Patient
at State Hospital at
Mt. Vernon.

Each county in the state will be
entitled to at least single patient in
the new tuberculosis sanatorium at
Mt. Vernon.
This Is an opinion given by the
attorney general to DR.. Probst, secre-
tsry Of the state board of health.
So long as all the quarters in the
sanatorium are not filed a county may
have more than single patient, If
the officials SO elect, but any county
thus favored will be compelled to
reduce its quota to one If necessity
demands. The state board Of health
is to prescribe the conditions Of admis-
sion, but the superintendent of the
Institution will pass upon the eligi-
bility of applicants.