davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14
9aS NattOmaI. MmIemm sOnn'
tags OHen.

@nOlid DOT Ser @ermoltitngsrotb
oes 9otionolmuieums Dem nadbal-
tigen, pom 0eutiAen GentrulpersNl
ifon Dor Sobren geIten0 gemadteil
@erlmtgen. oaB Die reid]en Samnl-
[rngen oes Nationolmuieums aud
onu 5onntog 9e0ffnet Iein ionten,
nafygegeben nidt gum menigIten in
iolge Ter 8%emiib1tngen oes Sefretdrs
0es Smitbionian Snitituts CHARLES
8. @olcott. Gum eritenmal iert Der
@riin0ung oes Mfuieums Dor mebl
MS lteb5tg Sabren moren iam Conn
tag Die reihen etbnologiihen, palaon.
tologfi1en un0 naturbtltorpIdlen
S~ammlungen iouie Die nidt unbe.
oeutenoe 8ilOerinmmlune oes Wuie,
INNS Dem 8ubIifum 5ur Beli1tigune
5ugdngIid uno iiber 1900 Yerionen,
nomentIih Sdultinoer uno glr9eiter,
0enen Die lange A~rbeits5eit an $50
hentagen ben 8eiu9 pieler @nibing-
toner Se6ensmiir0igfeiten bisber I'M
mo9li6 madte, maften bon Der if.
men enOlid oargebotenen @elegen.
belt @ebrarf. 9ie 8eiuhs5eit III
bon 100 bis 4.3O gta6mittugs.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14
@eruaanta Mamner@or.

Die 8orbereitungen fir Den gro.
BEN @on5ert., Gbeater- unb Ball.
abeno, NIT mel1em Der @%ernonio
Ndnnerdor iibermorgel, (@tontog),
i'm Wtaionic Semple an Der gde Ger
geeunten unO 5 StraBe, @.-8., ieine
@interiaiion erOffnet, lino OollenOet
uno es miiBte ionoerbar 5ugeben.
penn oteie nit Der groBten Sorgfali
BON Dem 8ergniigungs Gomite, bon
benz @bor, BON Dem 0irigenten1 bon
Dem Hegiiieur uno BON Der riibmlidli
befannten Mdnner6or Sperettenge-
ieai6aft borbereitete Beranitaltune
ii6 ni9t 81 eirem our6i1Iagenoen
@rfoIe geitoltete. Suf Die neueite
S9opfung oes aIs Sperettenfompo-
niiten Dem @oibingtoner 0eutid.
tbum i6on LANCE riibmIi6it befann.
ten 8ereinsoirigenten 8rof. emil s.
Gbriltiani tbel9e an oieiem 4beno
lire @remiere erIebt, oiirfen Die 8e.
iuder gang DEFENDERS selpannt fem,
Sier oos 8rogromm:
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14
@eI6c 2Otteri0feit.

Sn Der bieIigen Gaop YorO bot Iidj
bel Der ioeben nbgeidlolienen 4uf-
nabme Ser Snoentrir, Der erlten Die
man bore uno Itnitne ieit %
$abren gum erIten Naale in Der g6dup
NurO porgenommen tpuroe = 3iui-
iden Ben mirtlih p%orbdnOenen uno
ocn budmGBigen @eitdtpOen etne
Di1feren3 bon $3,2S8,271 ergeben.
3ur @rfIGrung oieier Gbotiode iogt
Sefretdr Mieper: v5n friiberer 3eit
muroen infolge nufldiiiger 8nh-
fil6rung, MateriaIierL meIde bon
zen @npp DarOs auSgegeben iDur0en,
Monote urpo ieIblt Sabre lang nadj-
.6er ni6t gebuht. Die Jolge mon, bob
3u irgen6 einem %beitimmten 3elt-
punfte Die @orrGtbe, tpel6e 6uf-
m1Big Dorbanoen Iein ionten, bel Der
Nufnabme ser Snpentur nidt 81
maren." gIs 8eneis BON
llnteri9Iagungen fonnen nnh Der
beitimmten @eriiderung pieIer De
partementbeomten Die ~uufgeOefteil
Differen3en ni1t oieren, Dielme6r
limb bieIe IeOiglid Oas grgebniB
elmer bonIt1noig berulteten 8atdl-
6altunqsmetbo0e.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14
Smptans seseu appbas.

anlaBLib Der lleberbonOnabme
BON Gppbuserfranfungen in oaea
I6eilen Ser @ereinigten Stauten 6a'
ben oie 9eumten BEG 0ffentliden
SanitGts. unO Marine : Soipital'
Oienites lid Offentli4 gu @unIten Der
anti 8pp6lts ; Smpfung, wie iie in
Ser 9lrnOesormee fir SoIoaten III,
ter 40 Sobren 5tpungsmeiie einge-
fiibrt lit, ols 8efdmpfungsmittel
allsgeiproten ieood iiuo iie Der ar-
lidt, 0aB Oieie SmpFung rlr an
gan5 geiunOenz frdftigen uapo DOL
,olen ~fOnperlifen @ebreden uno Or
ganii6en 6e6lern freien @erioner
porgenommen mer0en iolte.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14
@emm--

Cine NufIteaaune Oes Sdnsamts
iiber oas i'm llmlaluf beFinolibe @elO
in oen 8ereinigten Staaten 5ei9t,
OaB oieIes 5rr s3eit $3,242,1 1872, 10
betr1gt cine 3urabme non $13,269,
081 ii6er Sen porbergebepoen Wsonat
uno BON $77, 255J O34 gegen ben glei.
den Monat Oes 8oriabres. Siernad
Iolte ieOer giirger Der 8ereinigten
Stndten $S4.35 in ieiner Saide ia.
ben tpenn n6mlih GILES oorbonOene
gaareelo i'm 2anoe gleidmdBia
nertbeilt tp6re.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14

Sn ben &uinen oes Goodyear
9oteIs, melbes Dor Der groBen &ata-
Itropbe on Moine Ctr in 9luitin,
40, ltano, murOen am 0ienItag BON
Arbeitern. pelhe NIT Dem Aufr1u-
men Der Eriimmer beidGftigt Iin6,
Die &eiden BON 3luei 5rouen olfae.
funOen, tuomit Die @eiommt3abl Der
Sooten orf &C geitiegen 1T. Die BET.
Den 6rallen tuuroen nift erfonnt
uno nod Der Morgue gebroft. So
iino iest bel Gag 100 Mann nit
aufr6umen beihdftist nno cine gro.
BE An5obl bel 0ndt. Die arbeiten
MAIDEN quite 6ortidritte. bod miro.
cs nod pieIe Gage nebmeu, bis oas
rieiige @erf ooIIenoet fem miro.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14
(@ingeionOt.)
Cine d. ne 6IuBretfe.

llnter oieier ueberihrift muroe
cine @inloOun5 Der MarIbaa SaG
0ampierIinie 5u elmer 6reifabrt na1
Snoian 0eoo am Sonntag, ben s.
Gftober all Die 0elegaten uno 60
mitemitglieOer oes 0entid Aemri-
faniihen acknowledgements erbaiien.
Gin @ntpfangsfomite, beits6enO aus
4omiraI @olfg. GufO1idel, Gopt.
9D. Streitbereer, &ommooore s..
8oamer, Commander Geo. 9nusler
uno 6laggenleutnant 8. Homig, mar
~friib5ettig alf Dem @riegsonmpier
oGbos. Mocaoelter~ bereit Oie @1ite
81 empfangen uno ibnen pom Yro-
uinnts urlo WunitIonsraunl aus nit
@e6rauh Don @lGiern Die Sebens-
miirOigfeiten 81 5eigen. God iiebe
bal es fam gtiemanO. Dos Gomite
nruBte it'd Oemnoh oanlit begniigen,
Iif Ielbit 81 enupfaneen. Dies ge-
idDab in Dolem 0taBe, 10 Dob aus Der
Stub. cine 8ierreiie muroe. Aae Der
gniigten ii6 nufS bette, mn Der 40.
miral befom beim 9etreten 0es 6elt.
lanoes einen Anfoll BON einaebiIOe-
ten ar1lnpien Der ieoof our1 einen
Sdlud aus elmer eepiiien fleinen
-
6loife iofort beieitigt muroe.
S. 81.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14

Gin 93efie oes &rin3regenten
Quitpol0 BON 8apern, Yrin5 <omig
6eroinano, peld1er Doftor Der Wte-
Gisin uit0 gbrenhirrrg Der fonigl.
lpuniifen afaoemie lit, bat Den Dor
lib elmer neuen @eleliAaft iibernom'
men, meld1e lid) Die @rridtilng elmer
9lnItolt fir arebsbeilillg mo &rebs'
foridung sur 4ufgobe gelteat bot.
Ger @eieaidoft baben iid in fiir5elter
Grilt nidt meniger ais 350,OOO Weit'
glieoer angei1loiien. n Sn Dem BE
finOen oes i'm 81. 2ebensjabre Iteben-
Den Yrin5regenten 2uitpol0 linn
n~aler0ings mieoer ole 8elorgniB er.
r~egenoen SdmGdewtdnoe 5uriif-
gefs5rt. @abrIdeinli6 bat Oa5u Ole
9aahridt bon Der @rfranfllng Oel
ein5igen Shmelter 0es &egenten
Der 80 Sabre aIten, in 8rien am
Gbiemlee mobnenOen Hrin5eliin Noel.
gunoe beigetragen. Die Ieit 1875 Der.
mittrpete 3rin5eiiin NOR nit @r0ber-
5og 6ran3 BON OelterreidFGite, Dem
grbprin5en unO ipateren gr5ber3oq
bon Mooena in finoerloier @be per,
m6blt.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14
ROneftOren.

6OllsftOrsu, weIde in ibren Diiiritisn
autOrifisrt inO, Die NbOnnsmsntsbstrdss
gu srbsbsn unO gu quittisrsn, limb fOI'
ssnOi 9srren:
SObn @sbsr, 0O. 5ls, 8. Ctr. u. g.
fir ben N%orOOfen.
s. 6. Debmsr, go 95S, IA CTR. .. 6
fir ben @hOofsn.
6rib RIsin, 2434 ga. AUs. 81. W. fir
ben 81. @. weitIi9 pom Der l5.
Str. einidIieBenO @eOrsetOwn
unb GOBlyn.
Saul 9OIfter, 1868 80. Ctr, %. D.,
fir ben NorOwslten, nOroli@ Der
s. Str, uon 9tOrO capitol bis
l5. @trOBs sini9IieBIi6.
Stub. Sausr. 239 Al Ctr, S.D.,
fur ben Siioweten.
Nusult 8enOer fit GOnsreB 9eisbts.
@uitsO 9ennins fir Mt. &uirier,
BIaOensburs unO umssbuu9.
Wsssu GIagsn Die nus bic unO o0
SutOmmsn OaB Oos sSOurnal" ni@t bis
SamitoS. abenOs OOsr erit @tOnta9s
in bic 0dl.Os Osr 9sisr tOnmt, tbsiIsn
mir nit, O0E bic 3e.iuus 3eitiS Semu9 aui
Die YOit tOmmt nm Samitas mOr9ens
nit eriter POit ubseIiefert gu werceu.
Otom beldwsrs iid prompt bel ben
9srrh 9risftrdsern. Sci @isOsrbo.
Iun9en bitten min nm Na@ridt per Ges
IepbOH OOer 8OlttGrte.
grSebenf
Der 6eraus9eber.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14

Ger Ameritoner perodtet
feline geationalitdt, ooeeeen ober nit
poI1em Heft iolfe, Die ii1 ibrer Sea.
ttonaIitat iddmen uno 6ieielbe Der.
leusnen. Mer in einem omerifani-
iden @eiddit frei iinO often erfldrt,
OoB er atf @runo elmer an8eise I'M
n@aibineton SournaI" fommt, ida.
cigt Soour9 feineswegs iein aHie.
ben, Ieiltet ober Der 3eitung einen
uni&asbarea 2iebssOienit.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14
@rSebenf
Der 6eransseber

Ger S1ngerbun0 gibt feline
critic mufffaIii1e MISUNDERSTANDING
Oiefer Saiion am 5onntog, ben %
OCTOBER, in ieiner SaIe,
Ger Columbia 8uno Scr. 81.
9. 3. g. st., erIeoigte in feiner an
0ienitag Nben6 i'm |ereinslofale,
Scr. 1927 @iebente StroBe, 0.-@,
itottgebobter @onutg : 8%eriommlurg
oie sep0bnIi9en Goutinegeiddftc
Cont lag nidts belonoeres Dor.
Mergner uno Maf itno Die ge.
iiser zines Der empfebIensuertbeiten
@rfrfi9ungsplGbe i'm norO0itliden
@afbington. Der Hlos tr1gt Oie
drummer 1925 s StraBe uno lift no.
mentLid UNI Die W1ittags8eit ieines
guten 2unbes tpegen bon Star.
lungs unO neutrality-suspicious.
itorf beiubt.
Ger r@rion" bat in ieiner Wfitt.
mods : @eIangftun0e bei6loien. bel
Dem Ball Oes SAmdbii6en &ranfen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS am 6. Nobem,
Der. i'm MfaIontc Gemple, 81 iingen.
9ie MISUNDERSTANDING Die an
Dem Mben0 bette itattfinoen ioIlen,
puroe ouf morgen Abeno punft s
ubr berf9oben. @lei65eitig init Dem
yArion" belt ser Nrion 9amenber,
elm, inter 8oriib Der H%rGiioentin SRI,
9oiiIine Sober, in Dem 9amen5im-
mer oes glubbauies, cine gutbeiu6te
unb febr entbuiiaitifde 8eriammIitno
ab. Die 8eipre6ungen be8ogen lih
Oor5ugsmeiie olif Dos am Montag,
ben 80. Sftober, ltattfinoenoe Eon5.
frGn8den unO auf Die 8etbeiligung
am philadelphia SdngerfeIt.
Ole Spiter @onItsl Die Der On
feI 8r6lig 8ersnigungsberein giebt,
boben ii1 INNER Der belonoeren
CUNT Der bieligen oeuti9en Sem
I9meder 5u ~erfreuen gebabt. Diele
merOen gepiB nift peri6umer, iid)
morgen nod 9rao6urbs YIas III
Spining gitp 81 begeben, oenn bort
giebt es morgen pieoer einen Der
beriibmten Ontel 8rdiie SDiter
&ooits. gm lesten Sonntae bielten
Die OnfeIs in ibrer 8ereinsbole I'M
@oloen eagle &otel lire moratlide
Geriammlung o6. Gen @oriiB fiibrte
8r1iioent @enrD @ebrenberg unO
Sefret1r George Mair pro%tofoQirt'.
Der @i5epr1Iioent mar ~nbpeien0. 81.
ne @inlaoung 0ea Sdmdbii6en
&ranfen : llnterItiibungsOereins 81
0eIIenllnterboItltngsobenO am 6. 80
oem6er hpatroe porgeleien uno in cor
pore 9etbeiligltne bei9loiien. Qls
@ait botten Die Snfeln ben gr5onfel
5ris 90. @e6ren6erg BON Baltimore
in ibrer Wtitte, Der als elmer Der De-
Iegoten Oes oortioen llnubbdngigen
giirgerpereins sur goHuention bes-
iiberA gefommen NOR. Serr @ebren-
berg lit befanntlid Der Smifpatbe
un0 Elm @6renmitglieO beg bieligen
0ereins ulro &rdii0ent beg 8oltimo-
rer ullnfd 9rdIis gereens" 5u mel
dem Amte er in Der boriger ISOLDE
gum %. Mole mieoereeu6blt wuroe.
ooh Ser @eriammIung lieb oieler
@nIt cine plattoeutide &eoa pom
Stopel, oie &anO uno Sub botte. IS
NOR nod W1itternuGt, als Die lestea
GnfeI beimtpdrts oogen-
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14

Eg Deutide leiensmertbe Bidder
beaetriitiihen uno popular miiien.
idoftli1en Snbolts, @orterbiiher
uno Anleituneen our grlernung Der
engIiihen Sprade fin0 %porr1t6ig in
Der Slid- uno 5dreibmateriolien
bauoIuna BON %. &6ilips, Scr. 1888
Siebente StroBe.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14

g Ser OnfeI grdfig gergnii-
gnngsoerein beranitaItet am Conn
toO, ben 10. 0ftober, einen sroBen
ODfter : @ooit in Bradbury : Bart,
Gminiuu ghp.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14

ais Oeuti6er aaminfeaer Bat
SllIilts u. aodt Rr. 931 Wsiiiouri
aoenue, in @uibington nidt ieines-
glei6en. Sect lit Die 3eit, Die Sea-
mine nudieben 5u Iaiien.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14

MortfI0bfuppe lit cine bon
ben bielen Delifatefien, oeretpeeen
Die Oeutide Stride in 6rouf Gnores'
@arf @otel IN Der Ode Der ii. Ctr.
unO Rep yOrf 9lue. beriibmt lit. sic
lit an ieOem Greitao bort au baben.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14
@eNOrben.

Am 0onleritoe, ben 8. 0ftober,
Itorb I'M boben gLIter bon 80 Sab.
ren Guguit @roges, Der in friiberen
Sobren bier elm gigarrengeI91ft be-
trieb, Die lesten Sabre ieines 2ebens
aber bon ieinen ginfiinften Iebte. @r
NOR in Sannooerild Wtinoen gebe.
rem ulo fam i'm Ilter bon 80 sabren
nod amerifa. ST mar in 3lueitee
gbe, ebenio pie in Der eriten, finoer.
los Dermdblt init Der m%1nmebriqen
8itttpe 2ouiia, geb. Sproeiier. Bon
IonItigen angeborigen binterl1Bt ef
MIR cine Stiefto9ter uno cine
S6melter in 0euti6lauo. Die pon
Baitor S. q. Men3eI geIeitete Beer.
oigung fanO am Somitag gta6mit.
ta9 BON Dem Grauerbouie, Jer. 62S
9ritte 5traBe, @.-g8., aus aitf Dem
@Ienwooo 5rieobof itatt.
Sim Sonntag, Den S. Oftober,
a6enos INN 7 llbr, ltarb all ben Sol.
gen elmer beftigen 2ungenbIutune,
81 Sabre alt, Der unberbeirot6ete
S4anfmarter, Serr Sobn &oiIer, elm
Sobn oes perltorbenen Bidders SSobn
aaiier, unO oeIien glei9falIs berltor.
benen @befrau gleopore. Die Beer.
oigung fano am Wtitttpod Nabmit.
tam Inn 2.30 llbr BON Dem Sterile
bauie 9r. 1909 Netp Seriep glbe..
aus auf Dem Broipect Sill 6rieobof
itatt. 9oltor S. 81. Neen3el belt
Die 2eiAenreoe.
am 0ienitag, Den 10. 9ftober,
Morgens UNI $50 ubr, itarb in iei,
ner @obnungl SIR. 462 S StroBe, @.
49,, Senrp q. 2eim6a9 I'M II. Sc.
bensiabr. 9os 8%egr1bnib erfolgte
oorgeitern Nahmittag bonn Srouer.
bauie aus auf Dem 8roipect Sill.
6rieobof. 9aitor Soils, BON Der ep..
Iutb. Ct. Sobonnes Stride, leitete
ole 9rauerfeier. Ser 8eritorbene.
Der in ieinem II. Gebensiabre aus
ieiner tbiirineiiden Seimatb bierber
fam, mar BON @ei66ft Sattler uno
batte mebrere Sabre lang ais iolter
iein eigenes @ei9Gft. Gr binter.
ldBt olBer Der @ittpe flint ertpo6-
iene Sobne. or mar MitgIieo Der
@ermanio 2oge 6. Of g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-11
Building Permits.

To FL Paso Laundry company, to
build boiler house, Ell Paso and Ninth
streets; estimated cost, $1,000.
To NJ Salagon, to build residence, lot
10, block 81, Campbell addition, Tenth
street; estimated cost. $50.
Deeds Filed.
Grand View, Kings Highway, be-
tween Myles and Martinez streets-I
IL Nations to W. L Tooley, lots 10,
block %; $1,000; Jan. z, 1911.
Tobin, Texas-F. R. Tobin' to Victor
Sosa, lot II, block 10; 81; Dec 81. 1910.
Franklin Heights. near G. H round
house-H. T. and J. c. Ponsford to H
N Young, lot IA, block 6; $1,000; Dec
%. 1910
East FL Paso, Alameda avenue. be.
tween Rayner and Piedras streets-W.
z. Rhoton to J. z. Keltner, lot 20 and
west feet Of lot 10, block 16; s14OO;
Jan g. 1910
FL Paso county,. c. Barnes and
wife to J. Y. Stewart, north one-half
and southwest one-quarter of sectionl
i, block 81 also northeast one-quarter
of section 9, block 81. public school
land; s946; Dec. Il, 1910.
East FL Paso, Bliss street between
Copia and Grama streets-East ElPaso
Town company to James L. MARI, lots
-
FL Paso county, NJ c. "A. of Ell
Paso to L. V. Carroll, $40 acre tract of
land on east bank of Rio Grande, Sold
Fort Quitman land; $3.50; Jan. 9, Ill.
FL Paso county-Frank Shupak nd
wife to G. NJ. Mahony, 100 acres of
southern part of survey II. township
10, block IS, T. & P. grant; 1887 81;
Get. 29, 1910.
FL Paso cOunty-C. V. Nafe to AlicA
V. Davis. 54.46 acre tract on San ER'
carlo island; s1OSO; June %, 1910
Latta's Woodlawn addition Ham9hett
boulevard, between Walnut anH Cy-
! ress streets-Antonio Lucero to Ra-
mon Telles, lot l, block 26; $500; Feb.
Z, 1910.
Licensed to Wed.
jose Romero and Paula Baniaga-
Nicholas Martinez and Maria Rivera.
Births.
To Jacinto Soto. Mexican, Val Verde
addition, girl. Jan. s.
To Manuel Lopez. Mexican, 1910
South Santa Fe street, girl, Jan. g.
To Valentin Banana, Mexican, 3O7
Ninth, boy. Jan. 9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-11
PLAINVIEW TO GET
THING PLANT SOON
The Rock Island Proposes to
Build From Tucumcari
to PlainvieW.

PIainview, Texas, Jan. IA plant
for the manufacture of thing for sub
irrigation from native soil Will be plac-
ed in Plainview the latter part Of this
month and q ten acre test farm will be
put in operation for this years crop.
The land for the test farm is located
one mile northeast of the city and was
Procured from Harp & Wilkins. c. r.
Ball will be manager of the factory,
which already has orders for a quarter
million feet of tile. The output of the
liant at present will be 5000 feet per
Gay. but it is the intention of Messrs.
Ball and Hardin to replace this machin-
cry during the present year with ma
chinery that will have a capacity of
from 1000 to 10000 feet day.
Rumors of another railroad for
PIainview are fast strengthening into
probabilities. Some months ago the
citizens Of the Plainview country. in
mass meeting, raised a 100000 bonus
with the hope of capturing the Quanah.
Acme & Pacific railway, building west
from Quanah. Since the I. & G.. n. bill
was passed by the thirty first legisla-
ture the O., A s. P. people have de-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-11

Clined to build any further west than
Paducah for the present Plainview
left the proposition of a certain bonus
open TO the first railroad that viii
come to the city. A few days ago the
Rock Island called for the bonus. Their
representatives have been notified to
come to Plainview at once to close up
deal The Rock Island people propose
to construct the road from Tucumcari,
\. NJ, into Fort Worth and Dallas, by
way of Plainview. and operate trains 80
days before this town viii be called on
20 pay the bonus.
Plainv1ew's first test well is located
on the SlatOn place, five miles west of
town. The final test was made with
centrifugal pump and after several
lengthy pumping experiments the flow
vas cOnservatively estimated at 600
gallons per minute. It is thought that
this record will be ,bettered after a
cavity has been made at the bottom by
the pumping out OF the sand and grav-
el. The depth OF the we'll is about 1900
feet but the first strata, which yielded
zoo gallons per minute, was struck at
40 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-11
Population Details In
Census Of New States

ETTING the pace for the southwest
the city Of FL Paso grew faster
- than any other city in the United
States except eight during the past ten
years and stands today ninIn IN rapid
growth with a population OF 3s.27s as
against 1896 ten years ago, an IN
crease Of lat percent in 10 years.
The entire southwest has been grow
ing rapidly and the population OF many
cities within the trade radius OF FL
Paso have doubled their population IN
a few years. The Increase in the popU-
latIon OF the two territories OF Arizona
and New Mexico demonstrate that the
southwest. as a whole, is developing
in a remarkable manner. Arizona in
creased from q total Of 122,931 in 1900
to 204,354 in 1910 an increase of 66.2
percent, while New Mexico jumped
from 1e5, $40 in 1900 to 327,3s6 in 1910,
an increase Of 67.6 percent, just a little
more than the Increase of Arizona.
The general development Of the two
territories has been in keeping with the
growth Of the population The princi-
pal increase in wealth has been in
mining. although agriculture has play
ed a prominent part in each territory.
The population Of the two territories
by counties for the past three censuses
follows, as shown by official figures
Of the government bureau:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-11
JAMES BENTLEY is
GIVEN HIS LIBERTY

James Bentley. alias j. c. Smith. has
been released from the city Jail, Sc
curing his freedom on a writ OF ha-
beaS corpus honOred by Judge Har-
per of the saith district court Smith
was fined 5000 in police court on a
vagrancy charge and then transferred
TO the county Jail on a charge OF
burglary on evidence compiled by the
city detective department which for
mer district attorney Howe judged was
not sufficient to warrant a conviction.
Mr.. Howe dismissed the case.
Smith was shot in the right leg last
summer by an officer while running
down an alley. Since the dismissal OF
the burglary charge in district court.
Smith has been working on the rock
pile under the direction Of the city.
Although walking with a decided limp,
he has been. compelled TO carry a ball
and chain which have been locked 70
his injured leg rather than the other.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-11
GOT 1T
Got Something Else, Too.

'T liked my coffee strong and I drank
It strong" says a Pennsylvania wo-
man. telling a good story, "and al
though had headaches nearly every
day I just would not believe there was
any connection between the two.
had weak and heavy spells and
palpitation Of the heart, too. and al
though husband told me he thought IT
was coffee that made me so poorly, and
did not drink it himself for he said it
did not agree with him, yet I loved
my coffee and thought I just couldn't
do without It.
"One day friend called at my home
that was q year ago I spoke about
how well she was looking and she said:
Yes, and feel we'll, too. It's be-
cause I am drinking Postum in place
Of ordinary coffee
''I said what is Postum?
Then she told me how it was a food
drink and how much better she felt
since using it in place of coffee or sea,
so I sent to the store and bough. a
package and when it was made ac-
cording to directions 1t was so good 1
have never bought a pound of coffee
since began to improve Immediately.
''I cannot begin to tell you how much
better I feel since using Postum and
leaving coffee alone. My health IS bet
ter than it has been for years and I
cannot say enough in praise of this de-
licious food drink"
Take away the destroyer and put
rebuilder to work and Nature will do
the rest. That's what you do when
Postum takes coffee's place in your
diet There's a Reason"
Read the little book, THE Road to
MELVILLE in pkgs-
Ever read the above letter: A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-11
IMPROVEMENTS IN
FIRE SERVICE

THAT FL Paso is amply protected
from fire is videnced by the
Il number Of thoroughly equipped
stations throughout the city. The de-
bartment now has a paid chief and 50
paid men on duty and during the com
ing year it is contemplated to add to
this force and to erect another fire
house in the vicinity Of the union
station.
In addition to the 35 paid men, the
volunteer organization is kept together
and the paid men are given assistance
from the volunteer ranks whenever
necessary.
The equipment of the department
consists of the following:
Central station-One steamer. one
aerial truck. one hose wagon, one COM
bination auto hose truck and chemical
engine; one chiefs auto; 19 men.
Sunset station-One steamer and one
combination hose wagon and chemical
engine; five men.
Mesa station-Same equipment as
Sunset; same number of men.
East Ell Paso station-One combina-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-11
PEARY SAYS NORTH
POLE STILL LOST

+4-+++
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-11
Arizona.

Total for Ter. .2O4.s54 1a2.ss1 $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-11
WORKS WINS SENATORSHIP
IN CALIFORNIA CONTEST.

Sacramento. Cal, Jan. lion Joint
ballot Of the Legislature, judge John
ID. Works. Of Los Angeles, progress
sive" Republican, was elected TO sue
oeed senator Frank Flint in the United
States senate. Judge Works received
8? votes. while A G. Spalding, the San
Diego millionaire, got p votes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-11
ion hose wagon and chemical engine;

ton hose wagon and chemical engine;
three men.
Highland Park station-One combin-
alton hose wagon and chemical engine;
three men.
The establishment of a fire house
near the union station during the COM
ing year VIII mean the addition at
least of another engine and an another
auto combination wagon and five more
laid men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-11
CLAYTON, n. NJ, HAS
FIRE loss OF $780, 600.

Clayton, n. NJ, Jan. 11-Fire has
destroyed a block Of buildings in the
center of the business district, causing
z loss of 100000. The origin of the
fire is unknown A limited water sup
Fly handicapped the efforts of the fire.
lighters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-11
BRINGS NEWS OF GREAT
LIFE InSS nv HIN

Victoria, B. c.. Jan .11.-Sixty-
Pearling vessels were wrecked and
80 lives lost as a result OF hurricane
off western Australia early in Deem
Der. according to advices brought by
the steamer Makura~ last night.
Broome. headquarters of the pearling
fleet. is a scene of desolatiOn, many
buildings being destroyed by the
storm