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$40 Reward.

have purchased the ]. ..
Pierce saW.mill outfit at Isabel,
and find the whistles and driving
belt are missing, . reward OF $lO
will be paid il same be returned
to my address.
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Charter Of the
Clifton Mercantile Company
State Of Louisiana
Parish OF Washington.

State Of Louisiana
Parish OF Washington.
Be it known and remembered that
on this 1st day of June, One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Eleven, before me,
Msgee W. OFT, Notary Public in and
for the Parish of Washington, State
Of Louisiana, duly commissioned and
qualified, in the presence of the under
signed witnesses, personally came and
appeared the persons whose names are
hereunto subscribed, who declared
that awaiting themselves of the laws
of Louisiana relative to the organiza-
ton of corporations, they have formed
and by these presents do form and con-
stitute themselves, as we'll as all such
persons as may hereafter join or be
associated with them, or with their
successors, into corporation, for the
objects and purposes and on the fol-
lowing conditions to-wit:
ARTICLE
The name of the corporation shallbe
THE CLIFTON RCANTILE COM
PANY, and under that name snail
have and enjoy existence and success
sion for period and term of Ninety
nine years, unless sooner dissolved
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Sheriff Sale.
26th Judicial District Court state o'
Louisiana, Parish of Washington
Darlington 1atemsn Co., Ito'
Versus No. 1915
W. L. creel.

Notice is hereby given that by VIZ
the of a writ Of Fieri Fac'as 'ssueo
out of the above named court in the
mater of Darlington Batenan 20. h1a''
versus W. L. Creel, dated June 10Th,
1911 and to me directed for execution
have seized and will offer for sale ana
sell to the last and highest bidder at
the principal front door Of the court
house on
Saturday, August S, 1911
between the legal sale hours for JUDI
cial sales the following descrIpeo
property towit: y,
Lots !, ?, 8, and 8, So. "a, and LOU
l in So. 25 in the town of JenklnsVllie.
Terms Of sale: Cash with beneht OF
ADVERTISEMENTS. This 29th day OF June,
1o11 JOE N. MAGEE,
~ SHERIFF.
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Sheriff Sales.
18th Judicial District Court of La.
Parish CT Washington.
Emile Frederick
We. No. 783
Louis Grain

Notice is hereby given thai by virtue
of a writ of Fieri Facias, issued
out of the above named court in the
matter of Emile Frederick versus No.
1873, Louis Cram, dated May 18th,
1911. and to me directed for execution,
l have seized and will offer for sale
and sell to the last and highest bidder
at the principal front door of the
court house on
Saturday, July IS, 1911
between legal sale hours for judicial
Sales the following described proper
ty to wit:
S. - of S. Z. ia, Sec q, S. Il. II,
containing 80 acres.
Term of sale: Cash with benefit OF
appraisement. This 9Th day Vt June
1911. JOE N. MAGEE,
Sheriff
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Gexos 3.

&tl SNIlluD I'll SluIleS vi.
Samilton bat bon 81 8aio aus eli.
men fur5en Slug Die @ren5e emf.
lang gelna6t. @r iob bon ieinem
4eroplon aus, bon Dem aus err oie
8egeno oltf 20 Meilen iiberbliden
fonnte, Die omerifaniIden uno Ole
neritonil6en Solooten 81 beioen
Soften 0eS Gio @ronoe fonnte ober
feline merifanii6en Sniurgenten emit
oeden. IS lit oteS mol oos critic
@}ol gelpeien, boB ell 2ufti6iffer
III enter 6lltgmaidine iiber ein Sc.
bet bingeflogen lit, ouf Dem 'id
mtrtlide &riegseretgniiie oblpieltett.
IS flnoet o~llgenbltdli6 in gl 9oIo
ell io9e1onnteS nMpiotion Meetino,
ltott, lpie mir es lebte ISOLDE bier in
Son Intonio gebabt bobe11.
Der 9ulaIer Stootfommiiiioll
1T cine init 1900 l1nterihriften
perlebelte Getition ei1tgereidt, in ser
bic IbleButtg Ser Sfulrote s. 6.
Zane, 8. 81. @rigbt, Sbearon Solr-
ner unb @erbert 4roreD perlal1gt
miro, neil Tie fin S6ulluperinten-
bent 2efepre eineetreten ieien, ols
Die 8iir9eri6oft ieinen &iidtritt Der
langt babe. Cine anoere 8etitier
miro Oemnodit Der. &ommiliion eill.
9ereid)t meroen it Ser @nhGnger
Der oben genannten bier S6ulrd.
te Ole I6iebug Ser S6ulrdte Garter
uno Mc@ram perlongen. Ger Streit
IN Der 9o1aier Sdulperlpolturo
i6eint fem @noe nebmen 5u mo1en
Ser Streit Inn bas Nmt oes
Professionalism 1T frieolid BEL,
gele9t. Der iebige Snbaber 4es
9(mtes. 6. 81. 8oImes, ore bebauptc.
te, er lei beredtigt Bis gum Sum-
in1 Imt gu bleibelL bat reiigniert.
ooh miro feline Defamation eri1
om 30. Wedr8 in Strait treten. Mm
1. Ipril iibernimmt oonn Ser nelil
8omniiidr 8nforo Doe Mmt
8oImes fat ii9 ober bereit erflGrt
guforo l6on iebt ols ieilten Sc
6iilfen on5uItellerL oalnit CT init Ser
9lmtsfiibrung griinoli6 befannt
meroe.
@oltberneur Golqllitt bat Ser
9eidIuB, Der cine abitimmuna iiber
ein Prohibitions 9lmenoennent am
%. Suit al1oronet, uno Oie ioge-
nonnte ySeab 8iG~ unter5etdnet.
Sn Del gio muroen BET Ger
9fbitimutnng iiber ginfiibrung elmer
&omntiiionsbermaltullg 204 Stim-
men fir uno 206 Stimmen eegerl
Die Ginfii6rung obaegeben.
@us Gidmono miro gemeIoet.
BOB 6rolt 5rieoerife Maridolfe, Sic
erlte oeutIGe anlieolerin Die iid)
in Sort 8eno Goltntp nieoerlieb.
qeltorben Jet.
Sn 4moril1o uno onoern Or
ten bat es aeidneit. Sn 9mariao
iino on Sreitog morgen 8pei 3or
Sdnee gefaaen ltno in Slopoobo
oar feds 3oll. Stuh in 2ubbod
ioa es itarf geidneit bobetl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-11

Sreirag a6eno muroe i'm frli-
beren Souptquartier Ser Commit
lion Government 2eagile" cine Ser
lammlune BON @efiirnortern scr
NOTWITHSTANDING dbgebaIten,
Die troR oes i1le1ten @etters out
belllht NOR. IS lpurbe beidloiielt,
BEL Ser ~fonlrnenoen Staottpo6l Elm
eigenes Sidet aif5uitelen uno Der
Goriibetoe muroe beouitragt, eiil
Gollite SIT ernenllen, oas eilten
Elon fir Nominationen uno Gont-
pa9nefilbrlng o~usarbeiten llno in ct=
ner anl II. Sebruar obenos INN s
llbr ob5ubaltenoen @eriommlling
borlegen ioa. gs muroe in ser Scr
lommlung au6 befanlt gemat1, ooi;
oas &on1ite Dem Die &onteIt-9(ngele-
genbeit lehter5eit iibernielen mar,
beidloiiet babe, oas graebnis Ser
Charter : @abl gu follteltieret ulo
oaB Sames $. Glarf nit Ser M6-
faiiung Ser oiesbe5iigiden @etition
~6eouftroat Jet. Gs murben peridic.
oene Geoen gebalten, opd muroe
9eiemono oIs ettuniger &onoioat Qe.
nannt. q. $. SoneS fIbrte Sen Scr.
fit, ols Sefretor fungierte Sornce
8. Sbelton. Die n1dIte 8eriomln.
lung finoet Sreitaa 5. II. 8e6ruar,
5tatt.
Setator @einert bot cine 9iG
ein9e6radt, ourb sic oem @ouner,
neur oas Gedt gegeben miro, oie
ieiller5eit bon Martin Shmiot Dem
oelltid)en euaneelii6en @aiienbolls
iibernieienen 2Gnoereien an 6ie
oentihe eoangeliide Spnooe Sl iIbcr-
trageK
@idter Seeligion bot oos sc,
Judi uni %grnennung zines Moiie
nerpalters fir sic Central Comm
iite Company ben 6. g. Simmons
eingereiht bate, abeeipieien.
Snt 80. Sduloiitrift nniere3
gountps foa ont 8. MGr5 barber
obgeltimnt merben, Of Die Spe5iaI
Shnlitelier abqeidafft meroen ioa.
Bertha Sbert ipllroe nod eli
mem Bro5eB, Der mir einen Sog
geoauert botte, bon Ser @nfloqe, Sic
Negerin Sarab 2ittlefielo getotct
gu baben, freieelprod)en. sic &c.
bouptet> iie babe in SefbItperteiois
gung gebnlloelt.
@egen &nds, Cabs Ii. 9ugeics
telepboniert 693 Salaee 9iberp Sta.
bles. Shneaer Ii. 8lloerldiiiger8 ieitit.
= Gin fali6er @lorm riei Ssrci.
tag abcnb Die Selteriuebr nod Dem
@oIhon'iden @eb1noe auF Der
Main Gfo5a. Semano botte
&au6 aus eiilenl Ser Seniter TOM.
men ieben uno g~e9laubt, es lei
elm Seuer I'M &auie.
Silpiano 8ena Fat oie 9(rolt-
Ias BoB 0abn ouf $t0.50O SGo-
oeneriab berflagt, ols gntif10iguna
fir 8erlebungen, Die er ii6 lin
OtenIte Der genonnten 8ohn 81.
| gesogen bot.
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Gine perrufene frau.
Son $. g colbert.
tdurtictliul.)

Sin ben 2aOentiidp eelebnt, bell
Der @asfldlnme beleudtet, itnno er
Dor i6r. uno gtelp betratbtete lin
nit Dem Sntereiie, bas ieoe Srall
OIL Wonner1l gu nebmen pflegt, poil
oenen lie meiB, Dob ibnen cine
ebrli6e 2iebe obne aae 9ere6nllltg
oaS @er8 betoegt.
gr itano in feiller Hid)tllng bin
ii6er Dem 9ur6i6nittsmob, oas e.lt=
piano lie iebr mol, ober Srioo BON
2iiffte1t batte NIT einem 9epor5llg.
ten ouf nidt piel an5ufangen a..
muBt. Sic miiroen gut 5ueillQnoer
palien aber ser nl1iiber6riidbare
Strom Ser 9elibloiigfeit trennte Iie.
gtellp bate Mitleio nit beioen.
2anga foroerte Elm pen eri6iene,
mes 9uf), oos bel BON lih reocn
mod)te, o6er S9ultes 8ibliot6et
IN 9elua botte oerarttges ni9t auf-
5uipeilen.
Ser SEER 2eutnant tGten better.
es 81 f%aufen, gum 8erleiben meroe,i
mir es nidt anldaffen. SoG id
Die Seiteauna notieren2" fragte oel
oepote 2ooeniiin9ling. CT 6ielt bell
Stift Idon gelpiet in oen S0noen,
aber 2anga mehrte-ab.
48ebiite! @em1 es nidt gu (ci.
ben lit - 10 notig babe i6 oie 2ef-
tire ni1t."
Nelp itouo arlf uno oronete sic
300, soie ii6 ibr nm ben Sails
mol1o.
SD bette oos 9nd, tpenn ib es
Sbnen 8ltr 8erfiigung itellen oorfi.
Serr bon Songa? Gs lobnt iih, eele.
len 81 iperoen."
Ger Sffi8ier milroe peripirrt, ltot
terte. u@naoieite Srau iino ie6r
9llttg i'd nebme nit 9onf an =
@naoigIte 6rau mer0en 6egreifen =.
ooB Der 2eutlrant gum 9iiherfoll.
len ben Mamlnon ni6t oerrte allS.
gibt."
Sic lodte better. so, ous Ge.
0reife i'd
St rib ibr Die 4iir allt nrto blitb
on ibrer Settle.
Gin fopitoles @eib!" oodte er.
SD fonn 9lauonib ieine @erriift.
belt nid)t einmoG 10 iibeGneb.
men"
~@eItotten gndoioe Ston meme
@eoleihung?~
SD 0odte, Sic moflten iif SOS
Bud mitnebmen?~
vSn elmer 0iertelituhoe nerbe iN
mir erlau6en, es bon meittem Bur.
i6en abbofen 5u Goifen.~
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@iiienihoft ser @oitronon1ie. @ir
biloen uns beute M no6 ELL
Seinid)n1eder 8r ieinl a6er mir
iino's ni6t mebr. @ir BADEN bet
te gar fein &eritdlronis fiir'S 81
len mebr. Ste lebten nirflidJer
Seinidmeder bot es Inter Nopoz
leon Dem 9ritten gegeben uno Der
eir5elt taudten tic nod in Den iieb=
5iger Sobren an fleineren Oeut=
l6en Soften al1f. 9ei6t an oaet.
oertn an oielen ipurbe i6ledt qegei=
len. Iud) nidt an BEN groBen
oel1n bo mar oos Giien olldb niGt3
inert. 9lm 8erliner Sof mar sic
Safel inter BENT often @il6elm
Jeff n1dBig beiteat ii. Der @ict1er Sof
mor Itets berii6tigt megen %ieiller
ifled)ten aii6e. ltnb bier in 9(r1e.
rifo bot es ~iiberborpt fem 2yein
lhrnefertum gegeben erIt in Sen
lebten 5lpan5ig Sobren 8iidtet iih
Elm f%ronfbofter Na6muds berol..
Phi Ser Sobe ser 3eit @riQot-
Sooorin's itebt MON beltte mir
eenos me6r.- llniere 6%eitm0ler
iino prtnfpoQer geiporoen. @ir
geben 6ette mebr fir 9lumen
aus, ols man bomols fiir's gauge
Diner o1sgab, ober ouf unier1
S6iilleln uno Seqern iie6t es troit=
los aus. Sn enoloier 8leifformig,
felt m%ieoerbolen ii6 ste @eri6te.
es feblt oie Sri9fnolit0t oos 81
genartige, oos @eniole Ser Grim
Dung utlo oos @eniole Ser MuSfuh-
rung. 9rillot=So parin fonnte nod
Sen Sat m1fteaen: o@er ieine
Sreunbe enlpfanet u1o nift per-
iot1lid fir 6os Mabl Gorge trGot
oos ibnen bereitet, lit nift merf.
S%rellnoe 5u 6aben." @er giebt iiG)
belte Ole Miibe, oie er oomotS
als llnerIaBli6feit foroerte? Nie=
monol @ir boben ouh nidt oie
3eit oo5u.
0a lieat's = oas 5aiten uniercr
Belt. ltniere Merpolitot iibertrGgt
iicb olld ai1f uniere 6eitmable. MStr
boben feline &llbe, ielbIt mcttu
mir ltunoenlong ON Sii6 libel,.
Wit Dem giien allein fonne1 mr.
llns gar nidt mebr bel9dftiqerL
ielbit lpet1n eS cine ipl6e 9eihGfti=
gltng berbieut bot, oo mllB Ell
moS Nerpe1lfitell16es babel feir.
9ei6t onbers muB Sober Ser @n=
meienoen cine Geoe baltell oamit
MIR ia olles 8ebogen, a1e @emiit=
ltffeit 1lno aaes @ergniigen ans
Dem 3immer geidmatt lit. griGat-
Sopartlt ipiiroe ii6 Sic 6aare aus
raltfen, lpenn er 10 einem 9an-
felt b%eimobnen miirbe, ned odsu
bier in Mmerifo.
God mir miiiien min einrual 10
perbraltGt merben, nie mir iiro.
Wir fonnen ois unierer Belt 10
ipetia berats, nie aus unferer
&aut. Iber es tit gang gut, peltn
mon ii6 oanll ltilb mann mai oa-
ron %erinnert, oaB mir bod not9
nidt in alem ouf Ser bofiten So
be Iteben. Dab cs 3eitetl gegeber
bot, III Der Die 2eute 8eiieres Ieifte-
ten als mir, leIblt in Dem, mos mir
oae griinolih SIT periteben glau6en
- m, Ti1nt,
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@irb ei11 Cnfer hpn Siehen.

g. %. 8onos BON Goal Gito,
Sfla., bei6mert iid, oaB 5mei 9iebe
ibm Die @%eiunobeit fir onei Sabre
ltablen: Sin 2eber= uno Elm Gierer.
lei0en. Or. Sings Neue 2ebens
&iaen furierten i'm. 25 Gents bel
aaen 9rrgaiIter.
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- sSm Mlter bon "a Sobren itarr
bier @uguft S. @iesfer, Elm
@eid0ftSreiielloer ans Winnei pta,
Ser iih lett einigen Wonaten IN
unierer Stabt mlfbielt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-11

l1eber einell bolperieen 8eg
lit better geben als fobren.
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gns S6er SaDern.
On, @irgl. mas is Dos, platoni.
i6e 2iebe?"
u@enn s. 2eiter 8 fur5 isl"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-25
MINING CONGRESS
TO OPEN TUESDAY
Mining Men From All Parts
Of the World Gather
In Chicago

Chicago. Ill, Sept 25.-1uners, engi-
neers and mine operators from all parts
Of the civilized world are congregating
here to attend the 14th annual session
Of the American Mining congress-
which opens its three day session in
the auditorium Of the La Sale hotel
tomorrow. The present convention VIII
be one of the largest as well as one OF
the most important In the history OF
the organization
John Dern, president OF the American
Mining congress, together with Richard
E. Sloan, Of Phoenix, Ariz, and other
mem berB Of the advisory committee,
have arranged for discussion on a list
Of matters pertinent TO the welfare both
Of the miners and the mine owners
These subjects viii include the con-
servation Of the nGtiOn's mineral re-
sources the conservation OF human life.
the Alaskan coal situation, the revision
of the mineral land laws. the proven
ton of mine accidents and WOrkmE8n'5
compensation
Each of these subjects IS In chaTl58
OF @ committee. whose Investigation
viii be embodied in a report to the DEL
egates, who VIII IN turn take up the
matter for discussion and vote upon
a resolution for the future guidance Of
the policies Of the congress.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-25
SENTENCE SERMONS IN
PULPITS OF Ell PASO

to to
ver forces C.
l. Overstree AT FIrst
nOz
veHas
there question
In our
notho man r.
LAND Pa
Anan to be NJ o
heun.-Re D.. a
Is Is
FIrstM
struIya saint
there.-Rev. PER- J.. lee n Irst c
a nature hat the
William NrCCaeken Clements
pachu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-25
BIC PRESBYTERIAN
MISSIONARIES
COMING
DR.. Fullerton to Speak-Re-
vival COntinues-MethO-
dist Conference

DR.. Baxter T. Fullerton, Of st. Louis,
No. national secretary Of the Home
Missions board of the Presbyterian
church in America, and Mrs. N. J. Gil
dersIeeve. the national associate sec
rotary Of the Women's Home Mission
board of the Presbyterian church, viii
come to Ell Paso this week and will ad-
dress the congregation Of the First
Presbyterian church.
DR.. Fullerton will speak at the au-
ditorium of the First Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening, and Mrs.
Gudersleeve viii speak at the church
auditorium at 2-3O Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. Fullerton has been prominent in
the affairs Of the Presbyterian church
in America for several years and four
years ago was moderator Of the gem
eraI assembly of the church, the high
est position in the Presbyterian
church Mr.. and Mrs. Gildersleeve will
come to FL Paso from San Antonio,
where they have been attending the
meeting of the Presbyterian synod
Wednesday morning DR.. Fullerton win
conduct a conference of church work
ers at 1870 at the church parlOrs.
Rally Day Sunday.
The Sunday school Of the First
Presbyterian church viii hold its rally
day services next Sunday at the regu-
lar Sunday school hour. A program
has been arranged for the srvtccs.
Rev. 7. S. Knox, OF the Westminster
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-25
TRINITY PASTOR
TO BID FAREWELL
DIR. Wright Has Been Here
Four Years-Wil Be
Transferred

Rev. Caspar S. Wright, pastor Of the
Trinity Methodist church. viii leave
FL Paso TO fiI a new pastOrate TO be
named by the Methodist conIerence
which viii be held at Tucumcarl y. 81,
October g. The successor OF Mr.. wright
viii also be named at the conference
He will remain as pastor OF trinity
Methodist until November /, when the
change will go into effect
Mr.. Wright has been pastor OF Trim
itv Methodist church for four years.
the maximum time allowed BY the
Methodist conference for pastor 70
remain at one church. On account OF
this law of the Methodist church MI
Wright viii have TO be changed to an
other parish.
During his stay in FL Paso he has
been popular with his congregation
and with the people Of the city OF ~
Paso in general, and his work at the
church has been very successful Dur
ing the four years he has been in FL
Paso he has succeeded TO a great. eX-
tent in removing the heavy debt which
was on the church.
Mr. Wright does not know where he
will be sent as this matter viii have
to be decided by the conference
He viii preach two more sundays az
Trinity Methodist church, leaving El
Paso October 9. to attend the confer
ence. His removal viii take place No
vember /.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-25

distributes there upwards Of 100000
volumes a year, and others do colport-
age work in proportion
Societies having largest numbers OF
workers in the affected region are lne
American Bible society the Y. ~ T. A.
the Methodist North women. and the
Canadian Methodist, and from England
the Church Of England missionary JHe
China Inland. the Friends and the
British and foreign bible societies.
The province is densely populated by
an uneducated, often warlike but ylrile
class. a very small proportion OF Man
cbus. and often given to uprisings, not
AGAINST missionaries but against FOR
eigners. including the Manchus, and
against foreign ideas. The apparent
need has led missionary socleues, es-
peciaIIv American Baptist and MetnO-
dist to send of recent years large
numbers Of workers into Cheng Tu and
the country about It.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-25

Home mission societies have long
worked TO stop overlapping, an abuse
described as six TO 10 churches receiY-
Ing mission aid In towns where two or
+l,-ea M most are really needed. Now
these societies declare there Is mucA
erioOkfng-hUndred Of towns Where
there are neither Protestant nor CAIN
Ole churches ---+~,.-.
from each OF the 26 societies represent
81 In the Home Missions councll VIZ
undertake G study OF the two c0nlls-
uous tiers Of states between Ine NJ ~.
sfssfppi river and the PaclIlc Cns
nontf is TO be devoted to the survey
and conferences with local ministers,
secretaries and other leaders are 10
mis- series Of conferences. the first
ever held. viii begin In Mlnneap oLls
on November is, and go weSJW ara ~
Washington along the northern l19 -
dan. Butte, Boise, Spokane, Seattle d iIll
Portland, the last named CITY De4Ns
reached on December J. -,
The second half Of the month viii pc
given TO conferences pa 2sL T 5ctI,- 4 n
Los Angeles, salt Lake CITY OQ --l- -
SDrIngs Topeka. Omaha and Huron
South Dakota. In all conferences So. ~.
les are TO be made OF rural ulslL-I-1s
foreigners, lumber and mining cdIl!ya'
indians, possible overlapping IN c4S -
and on the coast conditions among ~
entails The societies making the sur
vev state that there is really worse
Situation i'm the overlooked fields tnan
ever obtained in the overlapped ones.
RELIGIOUS bodies taking part tnrCu5n
their home AGENCIES, in this comprehen-
sive survey include the Presbyterian
Methodist, Disciples Of Christ Eplsco-
nal. Reformed Dutch and German go4-
les CONGREGATIONAL in both Of their
home orEaniza tons, United Brethren
Lutheran and Baptist Southern socle-
ties are in IL with northern
The federal council and the American 80 y
FEDERAL council and the American Bi9-e
society also have part In all OF ll-e
states named Christian leaders are now
making studies Of conditions IN oIul-
these survey conferences. Better Qlrec-
lion of the $40. 900. 600 given by Chrls-
tians in America for missions at nome
Is the object.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-25
SERIOUS OUTLOOK IN WEST
ERN PORTION OF CHIN

Secretaries of American missionary
societies. the American Bible society.
and others having work and workers in
the upper Yangste region Of western
China, express the belief that American
missionaries are safe. while they admit
that the troubles there may be long
continued and may result in much loss
Of Properties belonging to American
and English missionary societies.
Cheng Tu. the capital Of the Szechwan
province. the center of the present out
breaks. is headquarters for vast mis-
sionary interests, most of them Ameri-
can. There is located here one of the
numerous presses, OF printing houses
scattered throughout the far east
where are manufactured Bibles, Tesla
ments and vast numbers Of Christian
books in languages Of the Orientals
The American Bible society makes and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-25
NATIONAL HOLY NAME con-
VFNTTON IN BALTIMORE

The Catholic Holy Name societies VIII
hold their annual convention in BATH
more on October 16 and II. It IS an
nOunced that masses will be said IN all
Baltimore churches at seven on Non
day. 18th and request Is made 10 6oly
Name men from unions outside OF BaI-
timore to have made their confessions
before quitting home parishes, since
such cannot be heard by Baltimore
priests.
There viii be a parade taken part In
by thousands on Monday. Many visit
ing unions viii take bands and banners
with them. The meeting at which car
dinal Gibbons, Mgr Falconio the arcn-
bishops and others will be present VIII
be held on Monday at IL o'clock Res
oIutions formally approved by this
meeting viii be offered later to the
Holy Name unions ana given out, II
adopted by them, as expressions OF the
societies.
Vespers will be said in the cathedral
on Monday evening, and on Tuesday
will be held the business sessions OF
spiritual directors delegates and com
mittees Holy Name men, OF whom
there are many thousands are pledged
as is we'll known TO observe in terms
the third command Of the decalog-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-25
DAILY RECORD.
milling Permits

BuiIdInE FermITs.
To Frank n. Lucas, to build five room
brick and stone residence on Bliss
street; estimated cost, $4,000.
To c A Hammond. to build five
room residence on Bliss street; esti-
mated cost, $4,000
Deeds Filled.
Arizona street. D. and ThOs. NJ
Navfield to Benjamin NJ COwan. the
easterly 10 feet OF lot 10. all of lot 20
and the easterly 1-2 feet Of lot p,
Franklin Heights addition, $lO5O oct.
"A, 1910.
Births-BOys.
To Mrs r. W. Larrabee, ny Hutton
avenue. Sept. 20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-25
CARDINALS WHO WILL BE
NAlLED N NEAT CONsLsLO8L

The next consistory, TO be held by
pope Plus X. soon after the beginning
of 1912. viii. il is said, create more new
cardinals than have been created at one
consistOry for several centuries The
number Of vacancies is %. A very large
proportion of the new cardinals VIII be
italians. for the present number is only
Is or four more than a majority OF
present living members
1t can be said on authority that one
American prelate viii be elevated, ana
that the last time the selection was for
mally considered by the pope decision
rested between archbishop Farley Of
New York, archbishop O'COnneu OF Bos-
ton. and archbishop Quigley Of Chica-
go The passing by of archbishop Ire
land is declared TO be no slight upon
him. but a recognition Of the larger
importance Of the great bodies OF Cath-
ole populations in the cities which
thosa named reDresent.