davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
2mcifcl an Wpraan's Sob.

ittSburN Fo., 5. Sanuor. -
0oS @crid)t bat baS 0ellth INN gr-
%ncnnung eineS Woiiefiirotors fiir oeit
pcrntiBten &uuelier s. u. Worean
nbgclebnt. Morgan lit Dor e%iniaen
0ugen uerldmitnoen, uno ieine alei.
Der puroen 5erriiien un0 nit glilt
beihnliert, on llier beS allegheny
Hiper geillnoen. Muu permutbet,
oob cr ermor0et mo berollbt iporoert
Iet, lno 5luei Wdnner, Die aeieher
mor0en iein ioaen iuie lie Dem >Sllipe.
Tier mn Gage ieines 8eridipiuoenS
folgtcrL lulrr0cn uerhnftet.
&n5miifen iheint Die Eoli5ei ie.
bod Die llcber5eugung gelponnen Sli
boben, Dob Morgnn nod am 2e6en
lit. Gin Wnnr, ouf Den ieine BE.
Ifrcibuna poBt, ioQ geieben moroen
icin, oils er ein Billet mad Ybilooel.
pbin fouite. 1ieie Spur miro lest
bon Den 3etcftioS perfol9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Baltimore, yeh. 9onnerfas, ben 6. Sannar 1910.

Ncrrcn 81 MitgIieoeru bc9 BOIL Pip
neutrality-suspicious., meldc8 inter Ocll
&erorOnlrugen ocs Nlortd Eounc.
(urii1cicBe9 cin5ulcBcn lit:
3lun prGiioircnOcn Ri6tcr- Alirco
& Sore, 0eAenmGrti1 @lmocafrcis.
rihter iiir sen 5pcitcu @crihtafrei9 +;
81 9ciIiberu $50 @iuiom s.. &unt,
Fclcmdrtig 9rmoeSrihtcr iiir ocul
Glitritt Wontona;
&umca =. Smith, fritbcrcr @cnc.
rol-@oipernellr Der Ebilippinrn irii.
bcrcr Ridtcr OcS Gbcr9cridta Scr
A}hiIippincn uno irilbcrcr 3ol.Gol.
lcttor olli ocu Fhilippiucu;
3. NJ. Barber Don Ncrnont, Gin
hcrporrogcn0er Nedt3umoIt inn &c
numltcn Stuotc;
MuriOn 0cprie3, %0egcmuGrti0
&oriibcr 0cS o@oor0 of General Mp.
prniicra" in 9tep- }ort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06

Ginlpano crbebcu. 2lbgcicbcu BON
Scr Vcrcbtiguug Ser Nrtgbtifen
gcbuuptltna Der acknowledging,
bulteu mir obcr Oieico &orgeben filr
nidt iportm0uniid, oa Die Wiaiti.
men uidt 3ltnt 3medc oca @erfoufs
nud Nn1erifo neidift mer0eit. Itn
gcNrmuGrtigen Stu0ium Der Nlnios
tit lit Gin ioldC9 Bebobrcn cntidie-
Den ichr ihGOigcno unO oiiritc ats
mdrtigc Ncrupluninhrcr nbld)reder,
nod Oeu Ser. Stootcn 5u gebcn."
@nti h ctbung it cn0giil-
ttq.
&opcnboQCm ,. San. - Or.
GrcOcrid VI. Gonf'9 original Gage
bidder trafcn bier cin mo lper0eu
pom Dem Gonlite unuer5ijglid ae.
priiit mcrocn. Heftpr Salon1onion
crfIGrt icbodL Dob Die llntcriud)ung
0cn Gntlheio ocS Gonite'2 uift an
0crn miro. Gr bat Ole (ogcbiiher
qcicbcu ltno lit nod timer ilber-
5cl,1t, ooB oeS GoriherS Nnipruh
oui Die GntOetltnQ oes Nol0 nidt
bona fi0e" lit.
Nooicuclt'a Nobcl Yorle.
lung.
Gbri it al a, 3. Gan. - Ser.
bert s.. :. Ecircc, Der onerifoniifc
@eiouote III 9torlucgcrL bat boS go
bel 4}rcio . Gomite III aenntniB &C.
icBt, Dab Gr = ErGIioent Rooiepelt.
mad ieinem @eiltd) in Berlin. nod
Gbriltinniu fommeu miro, INN ieine
NobeI. %orIcIlulg 81 bglten.
Nie0rt0Cre Srodt0 &c.
HipcrpooL 3. SAM - glS Gr.
QcbniB IunGcrer &crbanoIungen Ger
Sciter oeS Sradlt1eid)aits Der Der.
ihicoeneu 0ompierlinien iuerocn
ocmuldd)it WinimoliGbe fir ben Ser
tebr mad, Den otlantiiheu Sdfen
ltoro . 9lnterifo'S in Strait geiebt.
Die buuptiGdlidite @irfung beo
ncrcn arrangements miro Iein, oaB
Ole lu1rentublen SGbe peridipinoen.
Die 0urh Die Gontirret5 nm pas 8e.
id,0it nuh Dem Snilern oeS 2uloeS
sur Nnpenoung geIal1at limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06

lcrnelOct, Dob Elm idlon om I. %onllor
rort i0liBcr 3ug ser oFeoro, SnIt
Sotc uno So0 &nAclca 9ubn" aus
Cos 2InAcIcS, Sol, in Ger ltGbc pom
Gulicutr, )tcu., no cine llchcridmcnl-
mug oo0 @clciic oui Meilcn bin
3crltort bat, ltctcn NcbIicbcn lit. Gr
hot 80 EoiIoNicrc on @oro, inociicu
lei0cn 0iciclbcn tcincn Wtun1el OH
9'nIrunn m0 NobuidupeIlcn Iiciern
COS n%otbpenOiAc @ci5uotcrioI. So-
tulo Is m0Nlid lit iolleu Die Goiio-
9ierc jctt ultf Nugcn nod) @orplou
lCf0rocrt mcr0crL pom NO aus elm
Bug lie mad, Salt %otc brinQcn miro,
Nan id0Bt OoB Is immcr nod
Nrci o0cr pier Gage oollcrn miro, che
ott o%uiNcbultencn Reiirn0cn SoIt
&nfc crrcidlcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Nnrdl NrGnoc nmnefummrn.

Ycorin ST. .. &omlnr Grnlt
@nlton GupioiolL ibrc 5mei aiuOcr
mo cilt S~oilA0nAer, 9tnmcn5 Soiepb
Yuccn ficIcu bcltte iriib cincmNrunOe
Nlnt Spfer, melder ben N%upen0on'-
idDen @eibltoll 0nbier 5crit0rte. Tic
Semitic mohnte I'M 5"lueitcn Stod.
mcrt 0ca @cbGll0ca. Srou 9upib.
ion'a Ghenlam iprong ulla Dem Tclts
tier mo crIi.t IebcnaQciGbrlihc Ser.
lc6ungcn. Gorbcr bate cr ieillc
Irou uno ainoer olf ooS 9od &c.
tyoAcL no cr iie iiher gIollbte. NoIb
ourolli ~itilr5tc ieooh 0nS Inh Gin,
rnO 0ic Wtllttcr fam init ibren &lei-
ncn um'a 2eben.
Nem Nlorencc go, .. &on.
- Gle @riiocr Sobn uto Gonicl
llt9lcr, mcldc I'M ebrmiiroi1cn Nlter
urn so, reip. 50 Sobren Itonoen,
tCnlcn bel cilen, 9ranoe um'S 2cben,
Weldem ibrc feline, in Sn0ionos
Gountp. uid,t melt pon bier belegellc
Vlofbiittc 5llln Spier iiel.
@nrniioc, Gp, 3. San. -6rolt
Mortbo Gorocr, lire Shlpcitcr 1rolt
%nn1es aioo mo brci fIcinc &inOer
c%rlitten in Der lceteu Nod)t ocll
Ilonmcntoo, ais Die &ibo'ide @ob-
nllll1 81 GInucn$, Muonc , Goitntn
burdl Scilcr 5erit6rt luuroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Wuric cmpiGngt Yeimd).

Atlanta, 60, ). Soruiar.
Srou Charles ". Morie, Die Satin
oeS @onfierS, melder ieet inn bieii-
zen Nnnoes. 3udltbou'e untergebradt
III. trof bier ein lntb muroe oitf bent
9obnboi bon ". i. Heio, Dem
SrcunOe hires @ottenL IN GntpianJ
gcnommeu. Ter nnitncbrigc Strof.
ling trnt icinen 9eilld)crn nit einem
S1d)cln entGcacn nno belprud) nit
ibnen Ole nudIten Sd)ritte, melde III
icitcm &nterciie aetbun pcroen iol-
len. Grit olS lid Die 9eiildler luieoer
pcrnbid)icOctcIL pcrrietb er einige Gr.
rcglmN. 1rou Moric miro ibren
@uttcH MIR uIlc II Gage beiuten
oiiricn. Ncio ober miro int @eidGftss
irtcrcile %icincs SreunoeS uno, oomit
nid)t Nnbcrc oorlnter 81 leioe,i ho.
BEN Dob icinc @eihGft3ongelegenbei-
ten uernnhlGiiigt merbcn, otter 5uge.
loiiCn meroerl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Sanfc in Der Stride ppr Sinridtuno

Atlanta. st, >. Sonllor.
George Nur1c. melher am n0hitcn
6rcitog lpegcn GrmorOung ieiner
@uttin Den Zoo am @olgen erlCiOelr
ioll, nod)0em cr blrd ouS 3ellglliB
elmer Oreiidbrigen Sod)ter ii6eriiibrt
mur0c, miro morgen Nbcn0 oili eiQc,
rcs @cilIh aus ieiner 3elle nod elmer
STRIDE qcbroft mo 0ltrdJ llntertolts
dlen qctollit iuerDen. Gr moltc pom
Der ilblidcn 8nufmetbooe ourd) bIobc
@endiilnlg 6cS aopie@ 9tihta Wiiicn,
unb bn iih fcil, Gr0Bcrca 5nuibedcn
I'M @cfdnQniB bcfuno, 10 mi1i9te Die
Webor0c cirL ibn nuh elmer STRIDE 5ll
'fifcrL pcld)c iilr cine (ouic, mic it
Der nrmc Climber miiniGt, eiuQeriGj.
let lit. Ger 0ouperne!w, meld1cr Dem
Nernrtbciltcn Idon oreimul cine Wol,
qcnfrilt bclUilligtc, bat Ou9 Nrrou0c.
nlcllt gcnchni9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Ninterluctter.

@oibin9ton, :. g. 3. San.
9itterc adltc uno Sfneegelt0ber
merOen bciltc oll3 pielen Stooten oc5
CltenS rnb 0ca @eItens gemcloct.
NilBeroem fomIncn bon nlen Seitcrl
Ter Nad)rid)tcn ii6cr &erfebraiperrell
oliGiienbabncn, rpie lie ie0er gr0bert
Gfneciturm nit iih bringt. Nl
leros lief Dos thermometer olti %
@roo, nnb int n0rblid)en SbciIe bes
Stoatts ihneitc ca Den gnrjen lon
il6cr heitig.
Nus Solt Snfe Gitp, llta6, miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
GOlliiiom aaf Der Baltimore nnb
gabn."

Eitt@ RnrN ia, ). &on1lor. -
Ser 5piid)rn @beeling mo Yitta.
burg iobrcn0e 3ug Nr.110 Ser Bot
tInlorc ul0 Shio-Nnbn" collioirtc
5mci Meilen pon Wclt'N Ieronoer,
10, unnlittclbur Dor Ser Giniobrt
einc5 tunnels, nit ciuem 3rod)tBuge.
Hcp1dmciIter Z. i. Barton, iopie
bier on0erc 3nIbeoienltcte erlittcn
tchcntlid)e Nerlcblnoen. Gie Gniin,
Aiere mltrOcn Reborig ouigeriitteIt,
c~rlitten jcood) fcinen crlpdbnel1slper'
thcn S6ooen. Sobn Wibion. eir
Sonoelsreiien0er, brad) unmittelbar
nn6 Der Golliiion 81 SUB nodl @cIt.
Nlerulocr ouf. IS mar bitter fair
rn5 cin idNpercr Sturm berridte.
Ger iunge Monl mar total eri6opit,
ais cr WcitsN Ieranber erreidJte mo
rIt oortigen Nilrger 81 SiiIie riei.
$. Y. Ree0, Sci5er oeS Ycrionen
5l;geS, meld)cr ihmer pcrlcbt lpuroe,
lit icit Sbi9cm geItor6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
W~attinmUrocr ocrid,tct.

Gnnncmoro, N.D, ). Suli.
- 6ront SOdion, elm NicQcr, melfel
in Nltauit 1908 icinc Gbeirnu 81
S0nop Sill, NJ, crmoroete. mllrOC
bcllte I'M GIinton.@ciGn9niB ourd
Gleftri5itGt binacriftct. Gr Der.
brod)tc oc1 Gr0Bten lbciI Der lcbtcl1
Nod)t nit Dem SinGcn non airhcn.
licocrn lmo Nit1 BcioBt in Den (o0.
Ter 9tcAcr botte Scr GrolL nod)0cu
CT tic Scr cbclid)cn llntreuc beIdyuloi0.
tt, NIT cillem Huiirmciier Die &ebtc
6urhihnitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Nipbcrtai 8 tapaec.

Ncm OOrf, ). >Somtor. - Die
jlntGc Grbin Rnberte Sc Canon, mel
d2 nit Dem &cllncr Cohen aus Ebi.
lu0elpbin ourd)bronnte, ihcint &c.
dloubt 5l bobcn, boB ibr 6itIid)cr
Wulan (Gobcn lit bcreit9 10 Sabre
u.t) Elm pert0pptcr Boron oOcr Nroi
lei. Srnu Gobcn hot ucrid,ic0enc
jrpilden Ocnl E0rd,en Qemcdieltc
Nricie IN ibrcm &ciit, il mcId)em iidy
Gobcn .9urou Ncr0innn0 DC la Gbos
pcnc" nunntc. Die Sltbc nodb Sen
TliidtiAcn miro bier iouohl, mic in
&bilooelpbiu iort1eiebt.
Hobcrto'a Nnlcb0rigc iolpobl, mic
Gruu Gohcn iin0, luie bclltc 9lbenb
Gctumt miro, &iQens, 81 pcrgeDen
mo 81 ucr0ciicn uno Die 6liidtIin0c
micoer 81 @uo0en nui5unebmen.
irclln lie lid) jlr Hiidfebr entid)lie.
zen. licabc3iilIihe N%nnoncen limo
ron beioen Eurtcieu IN Den ,}citrlt.
gen p~croiicntlid)t mor0cn. @is jebt
lat mon nod, feline Spur bon Dem
Noorc oltfAciun6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
SdIicOsNcrid)tlidJc &cilc0uua crBofft.

bIr00N N0nuor. = Miit0lIc.
Ger Scr @cihenltcllcr Union Der mcit,
Iidcn G%iicnbobncu troicn belttc nit
orr n@clernl QtonoNera N~iiociution"
enc &crcinbormlA, liant lucIder ibrc
6orocrrmGcn III @e5ug o1lf 2obn.
erhobnn0 mo tiir5cre Nrbeita5eit
rllrd) Nrbitrotion llntcr oen @eItim.
mnll0cn bc3 Gromon. @eieBca 0cl0it
mcroen iollcn. Gic Mcidcniteucr
Luttcn nm 9trbitrution Crind)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Tnh MpnI

fibrcr nielc Gcqc, 5lr @eiuuo6eii a6er MIR Der
cine oce in dlCi ,Sa,lcu bepdbricn Wtttcls.
Del oet Dtdaena mo 2ebcriranfbeiten 1T bic
les bds redic SeilniiiteG. ens rie ~Deriaet. cine
ipe5ieu 3u bic'cn1 3ued ais cen beffen GfIan.
6euifnifeH berQeitciIic Hr5nei IN Itlenform.
pilien bcranui. 5itr % Gents In auen 9tpoibe.
Ten 8i bdbcu. Yet appeiitlufigfeii. f6lchiem
Seihuind. @eIbinft. Seritopiuug uto fonitigci
BLAZER mo Heherletoet heilen ~ ieoeni Jule
ieie iber5euGt. CLEO, Sd,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Cigcm Nntu-llnfnl Sum Epfcr &c
fuuCn.

Gbtro0n >. &outor. - @orli3
:. Gonc pon bier mo icinc @ottiu
fGmcn bclltc bel elmer Nlltonobiliobrt
MRS Ecbcll. &brc Noihint muroc
pom cincm 3u2c Der oE1iuoi3 Geu-
trolFSobn" @Nctroiicu mo 0cnrplirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
GOlcftiren uuH 1910 Stcucrn.
eteuer.S cpurtcmcut, Mathbaus.
8a / / more, &. Nuftlldr /!
Mn. Oh IhNhtaA ittr @Iratnr.nhlrrl

3rr Hahridt iHr StcueriabiCr!
Die Niidcr hiCtcS GgpurtrmCltc itnN lett
GcotIilct itr GntRcpelUabme pom Sluata- mo
Stnotilctern fiji bGe 1abr 1910. 3iuCi uno elm
bn.h (2la) Rro6eni Ltslonln lpcrocH ult ale
ttdotti6en SrllnheiUcntbuiues RCrioHaI uuo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b~emtuigt, Die wibre1O
hcs Ntonat5 Saniur, ntdt ipdter. ais bis
bC5nbit luerocn. Slim % Frnictt lucroeH uti
ZtndissAtebmingeu bepilltgt.
Stcler8ubler i1nlGl lire RCbHinGcn pCr
Bot c%rhaitcH. inocnI @oiciclbcu obuc ,}5acrn OF
rum Criuheu. init InQn6c bea Giaentbrmo. an
iucll cS GhGcibibt III, mn inter Nci'iigrnG CT
leS NIT ser betrcfirnocu gtorciic nerie6eneH
lHnitrtc1 ~@rteinmih!o1o. steine %Netnltacll,
fir ndr l~uuicnne Sdbr perhcu alt@pcfnnot,
luenl litt odGllm pCr'onIih uoer brIet!td CT
iudlt luiro.
Ttant rSuuu.
SAINT, 4 ,lS,25ib) Siuoi SlUuCrClunCbmCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Gas meme 3uQ- AppeQationsgeridDt.

Soil ington, 3. g., ) Son.
Nr1iioent Soit iiberid)ifte betite
Dem Sennt Ole grnenmlmg ~iolgenoer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Gine @obe Salt.
Sin 1ngcnicnr ans Baltimore III
MnflIaub ucrnrtbcilt.

of Grploiion AMI oem llntcriccboot
oGrohc" Olrh NodI6iIiNtcit Der
idllIoct bobcu. - Miuiitcr Beer.
nocrt iiber sic WilltiQfcit Der Gbc
oc9 uc>lcn &6niA2 Ger NcIgicr. -
@roBbritouicu miro, iou9 Die
fommcuoc @obl SIT @unitcu ser
0c1cnmdrtigcn Regierum0 ans.
iGQt, oie Giniubr non St,lod,t
picb aus 9ir1cntinien Qeitottcn.
- Shod5uN NcNcn onlcrit0niide
SpctuIonten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
20. Sabrsang.
Yrppioent Sapings 2sank
uun Baltimore.

C5Heprpurirt 1861 g..
gnstueiS fir sas AM 81. Tedember 1909 cnocioe
Sahr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-23
MUST
EARN MORE MONEY
Prominent Railroad and
Business Men Discuss
Road Problems at
BANQUET.
BanO1let.

New York. N Y. Nov. 23-Railroad
earnings. expenses. freight rates and
the reasons for increase or reductions
in rates were discussed by speakers
at the annual dinner of the Railway
Business association in this city.
Martin A. Knapp, chairman of the
interstate commerce commission, said
in part:
If our country is TO grow and pros
per we must have railway earnings
sufficient for three Things:
First-A return on railway invest
ments of such amount and so waiI as
SUred as to attract the necessary cap
tia: to improve existing roads anG con-
struct thousands Of miles Of new lines
in fruitful districts now destitute OF
any means OF transportation.
Second-The payment of liberal wages
to an adequate number of competent
men.
Thrd-The betterment of existing
lines without unnecessary increase III
capitalization. Every dollar borrowed
TO improve a road now in operation
involves a permanent addition TO ths
interest charge which the public is re-
quired to pay.
Willard On Cost of Operations.
Daniel Willard. president of the Bal
timore & Ohio railroad. in an address
said in part:
If costs Of railroad operation con-
tinue to go up there would seem to be
only one way of meeting the situation,
and tnat is by an increase of rates.
Any such increase must be approved
by the interstate commerce commission.
This operates as / view it. to place
the credit of the railroads in the hands
of the commission; for credit will de-
pend upon net earnings. and net earn
ings will be dependent upon the rates
received, which in turn rests with the
commission.
There is today in the minds of rail-
road managers a feeling of uncertainty.
of hesitancy, as regards the future If
a more conservative attitude should
result in giving the railroads a re-
spite from further regulation. for
time at least, and until they can work
out some of the many problems con-
fronting them. the patient now indis-
posed will Immediately show signs of
convalescence.
John CIaflin Speaks.
John Clafiin. president Of the H. B.
CIaf1in company, in an address said in
part:
The railroads now have reached a
point where il seems difficult TO :n-
crease gross revenue materially with
out very great expenditures for better
ments and for extensions.
Let any merchant look back over his
records and mark the years of gen.
eral railroad extension and improve
ment on the one hand, and the years
of railroad retrenchment on the other
and 1 am sure lie will find thar his
prosperity on the average has in
creased with the progress of the rail
roads and mas waned with their lack
of progress.
II the railroads should be permitted
To make some moderate advance and
our typical merchant should pay S50OJ
additional in freight and express
charges, the general activity which re
newed railroad buying would induce
would increase the merchants bust
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-23
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME
CARD CHANGE IL E,YPECTEE

with other roads altering time cards
the g. n & s. A. and Southern Pacific
probably will make some shifts. The
card IS being compiled at headquarters
already, each division having made re-
ports 1t is said that the change in
making through trains of Nos. and
10, agitated for more than a year. has
oeen authorized, but as yet no definite
Information has been received here II
this, is done, those trains. which now
run only between FL Paso and Los An
geles, will run through to San Antonio.
making in all four trains through Ell
PaSO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-23
NAY BE A CHANGE IN
THE SANTA EE TIME CAIN

1t is probable that a change will be
made IN the local time OF the Santa
Te railway card \ new general time
card 10 be issued December 10 is being
formulated by officials
OFFICIALS OF the local branch have
asked Tor a change in the time of the
evening train leaving Ell PasO. At
present the train departs at 6:55, ar
irving in Albuquerque at SOS. making
lengthy wait before connections. 1t
Is requested to have this train depart
rom FL Paso at S:25, making close
connections but allowing time for
breakfast at Albuquerque
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-23
GOOD BARGAINS IN MEXICO


Ell acres, about 10 miles below
yuaTez No better soil IN the valley;
reU land but can be placed in excel
lent shape at little expense; has plenty
Of wood. Price per acre. $40 gold
80 acres miles below Juarez; I'm
sandy soil, raw land. but needs very
title 3eveling. On one OF the largest
1Iitches in the valley. Price Per acre
only s35 gold
IS acres only 4 miles from town; has
2 room house, one-half In wheat other
has good timber. Price per acre $40.
200 acres about 5h miles from
Juarez: finest raw land in the valley;
wood on place will pay for the clearing.
Price per acre, S45.
JUAREZ REALTY CO.,
c. Juarez, Chic. Mexico
No So Concrete St. Phone Bell $40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-23
IF YOU
HAVE RIDDEN

With all the boys, come in and We
will locate you in a home of s rooms,
2 story. fully modern, good location,
east front. big lot, outbuildings, ce-
800 walks hest of street car service.
THE house beautifully finished IN mis-
sion. wide halls and staircases. big
story porches, front and back, clos
cts everywhere, big as some peoples
rooms; model bath You ought 10 see
nc living room. do you good. The
price is $3.50. $1,000 down. balance
TO be arranged.
KettIer Realty Co., 2O7 Mills st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-23
NEGRO FALLS FROM TRAIN
But STRIKES on HIS HEAD

That negro's head is hard was
demonstrated when Stansbury Jones.
horse attendant, fell from the train OF
race horses which arrived Monday
night at FL Paso- The accident oc-
CURED near Orc Grande, as the train
was going 80 miles an hour. The hos
tier fell from a door in some manner
and landed on his head Now STAINS
bury Jones is lying at Hotel Dieu with
few cuts on his head His condition
is not considered serious
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-23
Chicago Provisions. Close.
LIVESTOCK.
Chicago livestock. Clos.

Chicago. ILL.,, Nov. 23.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 10000; steady TO shade higher.
Beeves. $3.50 a 1885; Texas steers, $40
Q5-40; western steers s4.25 q $50;
stockers and feeders. 1885 a $50; cows
and heifers. SIPS a .35; calves, $3.50
Q9.75.
Hogs-Receipts $1,000: slow at yes
terdays average. Lighk. 1855 q 7.25;
mixed, S6.S047.15; heavy. s6-75 100;
rough. 1913 q $50; good to choice
heavy. $500 7-2O; pigs, 1925 100;
bulk. $685. G7.IO.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000: steady to IOc
higher. Native s2.25 40: western,
$3.50 a 40; yearlings. S4.10G $40;
lambs. native. 1925 q $50; western.
S4256610
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-23
Kansas City Livestock. close.

Receipts 5000. including goo southerns.
String native steers $475 7.30; south
ern steers. 1915 $50; southern cows,
S2.7544.25: native cows and heifers,
$3.50 a SIS: stockers and, feeders, $3.50
a 5.35; bulls. s3.0O04.35; calves, $500
a $50; western steers, $500 1850;
western cows. s2756425
Hogs-Receipts 1000: steady: bulk,
sos 17-1O: heavy, sos a us; packers
and butchers. s7.05 a 10; light, $1,000
10.
Sheep-Receipts 1000: strong to 10c
higher. Muttons s3.0O6375: lambs,
s4.5005.S5; fed wethers and yearlings.
80 0OG4-50; fed western ewes, s2759
$50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-23
financial and
Commercial
MONEY AND METALS.
New York Quotations.

New York Quotations.
New York, Nov. 23.-Can money
21a @234 percent.
Prime mercantile paper. So 9s DEE.
cent
Closing Quotations Today.
Car silver, 80 g.
Desilverized lead. firm; SAD a Adv.
Copper, firm. standard spot, SlZ-0O4
1886: Dec, S12.60@12-7e
Spelter est Louis Guotation), strong
$3.50.
Mexican dollars, 46.
Current SmeItcr Quotations.
Gel Paso Shelter.
Bar silver ....- % -
Copper (wiTe DarS) -12.i
copper Cathode Gets. per H. 90
Lead GondOn sales prices) .f13. So %
Lead (New York sales prices) - Si-oV
Weekly Averages.
douglas Shelter Quotations.
DdI SItNGE
copper As'''
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-23
SPECIAL TRAIN EAST FOR
CHRISTMAS TRAVEL, DEC. 4

special train Of through sleeping
cars for New York will pass through
this city. December 4, leaving at p
IN. for the east The special is for
the accommodation of passengers go
ing east for Christmas, and will make
connection with European sailings-
The train will leave San San Francisco
over Sunset lines, December ?.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-23
NATIONAL LINES SHORT
OF CARS FOR PEON RUSH

There is a shortage of equipment on
this division of the National Railways,
believed to be caused by the demand
for troop trains in the south. With
hundreds of laborers returning to their
homes after the summers work in the
states, the condition is fast becoming
alarming Many of the poems could not
be transported by Monday nights train
and remained in FL PaSO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-23
WANTED.

WANTED.
Everybody to know that we have
on our list some of the best bargains
to be had in city property and valley
lands
Four beautiful building sites in East
Ell Paso, fronting east one-half block
from Park car line, in best residence
district, convenient to shops and brew
cry, for sale at $500 each. (terms.)
Two lots facing Montana St: and
corresponding lots on Rio Grande St,
front terraced and sidewalk. This is
the best location in the city for a
swell home and the price is exceed
ingly low. Call Or phone us at once.
Al dandy room red pressed brick
cottage in the 1900 block, north of
tracks, south front. $4,000. See US to-
day.
In addition to the above we also
have a number of propositions Of all
kinds and prices that we would be
pleased to submit you.
WE HAVE SOME GOOD VALLEY
LANDS TO SHOW,
both small and large tracts.
DE SHAZO REALTY CO.,
Phone 265. Suite s, Stevens Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-23

H. c. Short. general travelling audi
tor of the Santa Fe. died Monday at
his home in Topeka, Kans- Mr. Short,
for more than 30 years with the svs-
tenn. has friends throughout the south
west. Local officials have received
word of his death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-23
DODGE PASSES THROUGH.

w Earl Dodge. nephew of Cleveland
Dodge. passed through the city today
in his special car. after looking over the
Phelps-Dcdge properties in Arizona
Mr. Dodge is returning to New York
City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-23
CHANGE IN TINE CARD
* RETNG Cn-

II is proposed TO change the time Of
the E. 2. & s. ". mail and express.
which now arrives from BiSbee and
Douglas at 3:45 D. m 1t is planned TO
make the arriving time 5:15, allowing
a connection at Benson with train No.
10 of the Southern Pacific
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-23

A tight feeling in the cnest accom-
nanied bv a short. dry cough. indicates
an fnflamed condition in the lungs. To
relieve it buy the dollar size Billiards.
Horehound Syrup; YOU get with each
bottle a free Herrick's Red Pepper
POrus Plaster for the chest. The Syrup
relaxes the +ightnesS and the plaster
draws cut the inflammation 1t is an
ideal combination for curing colds set
tied in the lungs Sold by Scott White
& Co, 204 Mills. and Depot Pharmacy.