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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11
3nfrieoen NIT sllamo.

gs iupbmtem bie alten 9emtidem,
glm bciben 11fern bes &beins
sic ff)liefen anf 8aren1Gmten
ttmb tranfen i,tner mod eins.
Sas mar tire erite Engenb
t1nb barim batten tie redbt,
Senn rpd) feiner itarb in Der eSugenb,
Scr bis snnt alter gesed]t.
Gs ,upbnen sar biele Seutidle
Mnt Gun NntDniD 0lnR
ltnb bis gum u La IN 70 lit es
Sa 1tur Elm Giidlienidnf.
Sic tupbneu 5n betben 3Geiten
0cmait tpie bic Mlten a1n N6ein
Spdj tpollen ben 9nrit fie I5iben,
60 ntmf es nit u a m . ieim.
9lmfj gleidjen tie barin ben Mlten,
Sic trtnfen thinner md Gins
Spdj eriett bas berrIilje alamo
Die idb5nen Weine bcs Mbeins.
9enn bet benz tGglitten Erinfen, .,
gSte's nnfer Gltma gebemt,
Sa f1nnen 6en Smrit itir l1fdjen
Wsit &betntuein ffbiuerreidje 2ent'.
@tr iinb aber sans snfrie6en
Slit q a ut ., oem @erftenfaft:
Gr perbiitet ais ipirfiantes W2tttel,
9af 0eiit nttb 25rpcr eridIafft.
0abei berbleibt man bei Ginnen
Selbit iuenn ntau mod i,nnter eins
trtnft
ltnb ipenn Der 8edber Die 9imnbe madt
Bis baf' Die Spnne iinft.
ltno tpenn mir besablen tupllem,
Set's fiir Srmg, @las pber sSlafd5e,
90 baben mir fttnter &lein=Gelh genml
Safiir in itnifrer Safde.
S'rnnt trtnfem mir ititrner bas Mlam
Gs iei bon nns itets geprieien,
SO bat it'd md St aller 3ett,
gls 2Spltiter ertuieien!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11

England, fubr Serr Gruppi fort,
leien, peit babon entfernt, befaoent
gu iei1L tagtagli6 in bo6it tatigem
8irfen uno biloeten bie @rllns,-
lage Der auspartigen Gplitif ocs
2anbes. @eit Oeuti6lanb, erflarte
er, miiroe Sronfrei9 cine Holitif
Der &ooperation pflegen mo ilnmer
Die SSntereiien gemeiniam ieien.
@roBtes slufieben erregt in
Oiilleloorf oie 4liitbe bon Dem Srei-
ben elmer gngelmaherin 0eameus
Haufall, melde BON Der Boli5ei III
Saft 9enommen poroen lit. Cine
Sausiubung bat ibredli1e gntbiiI,
lnngen ergeben. gs ipuroen aabl-
reide &inoer borgefunoell oeren
G0rper infolge Der erlittenen Mis-
banolungen nit @lurben beoetft
iparen uno tpelbe 5lnleiit poIlig
ausgebungert uno gu SfeIetten ab=
gemagert maren. Dur1 Die oerr-
nahltigen geridtli6en gerbanolunl-
gen oiirften biele Terionen aiif oas
i6merite fompronittiert iperoen.
Cine 8epei1e olts 9erlial
iaet, ein Gertreter ser omerifani-
16en aali=SntereIienten fonlme itadj
0eutihlano, Inn Elm 9(bfomneil
nit oem oeltihen 3alilpnoifat 81
reft, obne oiplomatiihe 8eibiilfc'
ab5uihlieBen
gnr Dem Neidsgeriht in 2eip-
5ig fano fiir5lid oie @erbanohlno
eines nelten Espionage Broaelie5
itatt. slls glngeflogter itano Dor
ben Shranfen 2uomig Sod aus
Montignp i'm areiie Mes. gr mar
bei9uloiet, i'm Sntereiiel ! elmer
fremoen Waht Espionage periibt
uno 2anoesoerrat begungen 5u ba-
ben gsad perbaltnismaBig fllr5en
@erbanolungen puroe Sod gu 5ipei-
oreipiertel Sabren 3uhbalrs perllr-
teilt.
Sn 9eantportung elmer g(n=
frage I'M englil6en l1nterbaule er-
fldrte Sir goparo @rep, Ser
Staatsiefretar oes MeuBern, &ei1s-
fan5ler 9r. b. 9etbmann &ollpeg
babe in ieiner Heidstags-Heoe iiber
Die 9lbriiitung ausbriiflib Dem @e-
oonfen zines gtadfibten-MlAsTall-
ihes 5iDii6en @robbritannien uno
0eut11lano iiber oie yrage oes
Slotten glusbous 5ugeltimmt. Cir
Gomaro @rep ipra6 Die Mniiht
aus, Elm oerartiger glustaulh iel
nibt MIR ausfiibrbar, lonoern aub
tpiinibenstpert. Gr fiigte bit5u, oaS,
iniofern ber 0abrihten glustouih
oa5u angeton iei, 8eroo6t gu beiei-
tigen, er auh cine @irfung auf
oie gfiiftlngs slusgaben Der 5tpei
Climber baben fpiiroe.
slus @ien meloet man: &oi-
Ter 6ran5 Soiepb emfins in feierI,-
der 9luoien3 eine Iboronung beioer
epangeliiber @emeinoen melde einc
@rinnerui1gs WieoaiGe iiberreihte.
9ieie Maeoaille lit onsefertigt gum
4nocnfen an Die Dor fiinf5ig Sofj.
rem erfplgte slnerfennllng oes 9ro-
teitantisnus ourb Die failerlihe fe-
eierling. Ser aaiier ipra6 fir bic
@abe ieinen Dat1f aus uno beoien.
te iib in ieiner @rtpioerling ouf
oie s[niprahe oes Siibrers Ser 9(b-
oronung Ii. a. folgenoer 8orte:
.Sie fonnen neriidert lein, oaB idj
au6 ferner, lpie bisber, Sbrer Sir
DIE meme SSoroerune ongebeiben
laiien iperoe. Sd bin iiber5eilet, oaB
altd Sic ferner nit glei6er Srele
uno 2opalitdt auf ben @eilt Sbrer
@enteinoen einipirfen iperoen."
Ole merifanii6en 9aepolutio.
ndre rnahten BEN 8eriuh, 3ocate-
cas gu erobern, pnroen aber 5ll-
r,,f foa{rAfooorf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11
9fettete bas lcbem ser Nfutter.

ugler sler5te batten mid oufgege-
ben" idreibt Wers Morp @oines
bon slpoco 2o., uno meine &inoer
imo geahbarn elaubten, oaB id iter-
ben mrBte, als mein Sobn oarmls
beitano, oaB id electric 8itters neb-
me. SD tot es lno er bot meilie
Srmenleioen furiert. @arantiert
ooer oas @elo 5uriid BEL aaen Drug
aiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11
Gin perlpeaener uno erfola.

Gin peripegener uno erfolg-
rei6er @inbrrd) tit inn ungariidcn
@olbbergperf @erespie ausgeiibt
moroen. Siinf ytauber orangen in
Die @rl1be Elm uno pertrieben Die
Wabter NIT 9Dnanlitbomben. Sic
i6leppten @oloer8e m @erte boil
mebreren blnoerttoilieno &ronen
nit ii6 fort.
= Der 2a1npfer nSroquois" lit
an Der &iiite BON gritiib Columbia
geideitert. 3pan5ig Berionen fino
oobei 11n's 2eben aefonlnlen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11
g.. $. & 8. u. (Saupt-2inie).

nv q - ~ \eSS>fP<7 rStsetSJ.
J2o. 9-Wom Often. ..7:35 uorut
No 7-Iom Often. $3.50 nadlm
20. 10-@ ST Haio II. @eiten. .7:30 nadJm
go. 6-8on gI Baio.. lob born
Mbfabrt-
80 9-Nab eI 9aio unS @eteu.
!. 80. ....8:30 BORN
SO. 7-gia6 81 Bafo unb 8eften. {.
:. :. ;. 700 aberos
SO. 10-9ea6 B. @eiten. 100 aberos
SO. 8-Na6 Dem Often .10:45 bort
SO. 1-Nad Sci 9fio.. 400 aberlos
gietoria 9iuiiion 9. S. & g. a..
Mnfunft
&C.; so5-guero, gietoria. .7:6o na6m
Nbfnhrt-
go. Soe-guero, gictoria. 800 BERN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-11

Sm< merifanii6en @taate
Sinaloa lit our6 Elm grobeben
5iemli6 piel Sdaoen angeri6tet
tporoen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
FOR PANTRY
STORES FOR FAIR
ARE FANCY
Women Who Expect to Par
ticipate in Culinary Display
in October Assured of Honor
and Compensation.


~ 81 '''''' WI" O." so
OF inc pantry stores depart hehl OF
ne womens display az the New Mex.
leo tate Fair in October, has been
successful 10 securing a numbc" OF
N"iN attractive prizes and women VINO
expect to enter samples OF their cul.
mary art mas be assured OF recon-
y"nse other thah the honor lhai goes
win winning
I"' '"H'"lhS IS e partial ilat OF
o." I' '&'' 'li''"d '"f n'nitN stores.
IAr ''mmI'''' 'Np'rl' '' secure
number ~ 'dditi"A" pIi@es in lhis
d' p"iim'h' "'d WIZ 'uinI'h il'' "i
ih"n' '' ans on" Interested upon "p-
pl'c"'''n.
y }. Md'"N irn''I} '"--'" ms
y J. J.. lI'"' ''' ''@i oar OF 'r'"'
Wdi' from 7"nl'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26

Bc5bor Co., Opticians. Tuone 4O9.
Df Common. osteopath. Tel Go5-32i.
Mrs e. l.. I.orcy OF Bcrnalilo is an
AlDuuuofqIc visitor TO-DAY
Mrs l.. D. Foster ct Carlsbad he On
Albuquerque Tor snort stay
J. e spears ana wife of Gallup are
her, today.
Mrs 90 " Trchmd of santa ~"
arrived IN Abulurrqu, last night for
% brief visit
Alexandra Sanduyal f. prominent
politician ct Sand,tal county. is IA Al
uuquorquo today.
A. Garfield Fleming formerly Of
p'ua Blanca n NJ now of Sew
York city is here today. q guest at
hp Nlynrad" hotel.
Duncan McGW,yry ana g. NJ Mc-
GIll,rly are here from their nome
boa Crown Point
" A. Cameron, travelling passenger
agent for an" santa Pc. arrived from
santa Fr last uight pnd iru this
morning tor Brl,n.
Edward L. Modlor of Las Cruces
, former Albuquerque attorney who
b., ,n,,.,',,..,,,. -.
MN ''u' N''"h'h''n "i i'i'Na I7
30 mo city tor puci visit Mr.
.r ~. s,,,,h,r, ,,,,,
-,
U"''' '''''", WI" mas
''''''h ''''''''' """ ''''""S j"
,'" l',e '',N' WIZ '''"'h h'''' suns
"'' '" W.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
BOXER WILL STUDY
FOR MINISTRY
Fred Wertz, Well Known Lo-
cal Athlete to Attend Mid
land College at Topeka,
Lutheran School.

Fred Wortz. well known young
m1n who has appeared several times
In boxing exhibitions. viii leave soon
To stuty for the ministry 81 the In.
thcrn church he viii attend Midland
college. the Lutheran Theological
school located al Topeka. Kans
Tho Young people OF the Lutheran
church viii hold reception In the
church milding Monday evening as q
farewell anair IN his honor Ioung
Vert has been q resident OF this city
about lour years. He viii leave early
IN the week tor Chicago and viii go
from there 10 the college some time
Ia september
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
The Churches
Highland Methodist

Highland Methodist church. BIS
south Arnu. samuel T.. Allison, pms
tor. tn" pastor win o,cup, the pull
pit 81 II q. m ana IN iIr Will
discuss the topic ct christian Cit-
2cnship Mi Allison viii haN" some
things 60 say on TIA" new state and
our duN 60 10 az citizens and CHRIS
t1ns The subject for tho evening
hour Is Tho tpufted Chusi" Sp"-
lrHl music by thu choir SUNDAY
school 90 g.I5 q. M. Ronrrt HOLIDAY,
superintendent cordial invitation
and VHIm Welcome u au
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
WILL SELECT SITE
FOR NEW school.
Committee viii Visit lsleta Tonor.
row Tor Purpose Of Deciding Where
Indians Shall Receive Education

For the purpose OF selecting o site
for the erection ol n day school by the
wherein will he educated
Uncle Sans wards, Major W. II WHIT.
Vicente Armijo Ot he local indian
school viii visit lsleta pueblo tomor
row The Islctas have thus tar been
unable 90 agree on location for the
school ana the government has decid'
ed 10 leave il % This committee which
will report 90 the proper authorities
upon then rohnp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
Congregational

congregational church. corner of
broadway and coat avenue Row
Raymond n Toihcrt minister sun
day school ,u 9.ta a. M. Come ON
time and enjoy an hour OF Bihlo
study Preaching service at ~ o'c0lck
sermon by Rev. j. ~ Hceld. subject.
Tho stat" That Is 90 Bc This un.
douhtedly viii Nc worry interesting
discourse az Mr. iicald ms superin.
tend'nt of missions for the Congrc-
gational church has large aoqunlnt.
anc" with the conditions. aspirations
ana hopes of the new state. \ cordial
invitation is extended TO an 60 attend
ih's service, Christian EndraVor at
~. Following viii hc ne mn
steal numbers for the morning serv-
ice.
organ prelude, "rrcudc in C"..
'f'.'f.'.t .t.+tt,t,..,.. Hnllins
Anthem, Christian. the Morn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
FIRST Mcthodist Epi,cnpoI.

Firsi MtihOdIst Episcopal lhurch.
,ogncr OF Lead avenuc and Third
street charles oscar Hickman, pas
tor tn" Rev ; NJ simmer. pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church "a
E"lon viii occupy the pulpit at ~ a.
40 The sunday school. under the
leadership OF -. 4 Portcrncld. meets
20, '.t' "a. nl. tho Epwurth league de-
Notional meeting a. g. m. Mrs.
M>r, HacHcmau. leader The cveu-
ms Worship az VIII bc e union scrv-
ice loo the First PRESBYTERIAN church.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
4 SOLID TRAIN Of
CANNED GOODS
Thirty Cars of California
Fruits and Other Products
on Way East Now; Largest
Shipment So Far.

The largest shipment OF canned
goods over sent out Of California is
now on ils way east The shipment
rs 4 solid red BALI train 81 California
fruits and other products canned In
the Golden state, The train Is billed
to Kansas CITY ANA Chicago. and viii
be handled hy distributors there No
other shipment OF similar goods sent
out from California canneries has ever
attained such size, and q great deal
of special publicity and advertising IN
expected IRON Il, both on this account
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26

ST. pauis English Lutheran church.
corurr silver avenue ana sixth street
Rev ". $ pborEolt1,r. pastor The
usual sabbath services sunday school
~ % g. Morning Worship az ~, SUBJ
lr.t. Apart From CHRIST Union
christian Endcayor aud preaching
services from go 90 $50 public
farewell reception Monday night m
honor OF Fred Wrrtz. who viii ontoy
Midland college september d AZ are
welcome
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
IhrI.llnn scirncc.

christian Science Services are held
Loo the Womaus club building corner
NJ cold avenue and seventh street
SUNDAY motning at ~ o'clock. sub
jcct Christ jesus "Wednesday
evening services ut IS O'Clock The
public be- cordially Invited to utt'ud
those services -unda, -rhoul at g.
H M
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26

and on account OF tie special service
Obtained from the Santa Pc
The train viii not go through here.
but should pass through Bclcn on Ito
way oven the Cuton early tomorrow
morning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
COLD and nroadMa, Chris,lnn.

Hihle study ~ 9.fi g. m. , H.
Wear superintendent. morning ser
mon az ~ a. n.. The Endcayor Soc
cicty az Bnhylon" Eyculup sermon 1t
%. m. For Christ ana WIN HIM.
The morning sermon ,s especially for
Young people who are invited 10 at
tend a meeting at o. NJ. Tor the pur-
pose Of forming &c society OF Curs-
tan EndoaNor ll,tmon T. Williams.
minister
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
salvation Army

sunday. M. knee arm; 10 - m.
open air. ~ a IA captain wendell
viii speak on Heart Purity Blcs-
sod are the pure In heart. for they
shan see Cod Matt SIS At2 j. m,
sunday shcool; $50 D. m.. open air
g. M, open air, = y. m. in hJl rs
Rev. Lasley. Week nights 80 y. M.
open a!r, : p. IA, IN han Captain
-. Wendell IN charge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
II. Johns EpIscnpaI.

- Johns church. corner of Fourth
street and silver avenue. Archdracun
w y. warren. rector residence, ~.
80 West Tijerds avenue Eleventh
sunday after Trinity Holy conn
muniou al a. m. SUNDAY school az
as a m Morning prayer and ser
mon at II.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
hley


Brcahs SWoctiy ..... ...... Shtilef
Cnnrtst. .... .. ....
Otf,Ttory "Mtiodie ... PhdcrcH .ki
Solo. The prnitcut Van De Water
Miss Margaret Franklin
porudc. March and Chorus ......
.................. Wagner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26

hives. ECZEMA. Itch or salt rhrum
sets vou crazy. Cant bear the touch
of your clothing. noan's Ointment
cures tho most obstinate eases why
suffer Al drdggists sell IL.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26

ChattN l0dgcr rto landlord YOU
s"um 90 have seen q good doJl what
ARE Nnu'
Landlord Welt Mr wap lion
tanner and I'd h' there now ~ I 'idnt
a-m1rricd liut, ypu see, my wife was
% knife throNcr n tho SAME show
ana she got 40 practicing her Turn on
me-. Well ! thinks life amt tpo long
Ia ran risks. $50 I took on q safe ioh
ana hccomc stcepleiack puck
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
nm WEATHER

7 III " ' ' ' Ut IT
GENERALLY cloudy, with local show
DI'~ tonight 90 sunday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-26
STnONG'S BOOK STORE

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-17
MEXICALI IN FEAR
OF BANDIT ATTACK

Nexicali, L. c., Mex, Nov. 17.-Mex-
icali is much excited over the report
that bandits, Variously estimated at
from 200 to 500 in number, were en-
camped in the COcopah mountains and
intended TO march upon this city.
Where the report came from no one
seemed to know,
Anticipating that trouble might be
in store for MexicaH once more, sub
prefecto Rudolfo L Galiego has issued
a proclamation warning all persons to
be off the streets by 10 o'clock at night.
The proclamation reads as follows;
Warning: Commencing today, and
until further notice. this port viii be
closed at 10 o'clock p. m. Any person
found on the streets after that time
will be held and punished"
It seemed TO be the general belief
that the bandits, II indeed there were
any In the mountains, were formed OF
groups of insurrectos who had been re-
Gently operating out Of Tia Juana, and
who had been reinforced by bnads Of
men from La Paz and the vicinity Of
Ensenada.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-17
FINANCIAL
CONFIDENCE STILL
CONTROLS STOCKS
Demand Expands and List
Advances Steadily
During the Day

New York. n. 7, Nov. 1.-THE more
confident spirit which was shown IN
the stock market yesterday continued
to influence trading today. The de-
msnd expanded and during the morn
ing the list advanced steadily. Al
though the buying was heaviest among
the speculative stocks, gains ranging
from one to three points were re-
corded IN every quarter. The change
from the heavy tone Of the earlier
part Of the week was ascrtbed in part
to cessation Of the neaVy profit sak-
ing sales. The VieWH expressed BY eX-
president Roosevelt on the trust ques-
ton also were referred to as rae
tor In stimulating the market
Bullish enthusiasm grew with the
upward march Of prices. Extensive
buying by important speculative in
terests conveyed the impression that
large lines which had been sold higher
up were being replaced. United States
Steel touched IS sc, which brought 1t
to within x of the highest figure
reached since the collapse. to so last
month. A block Of $500 shares was
purchased at 64%c. Improvements
we're fully as large in various other
influential stocks. American Smelt-
ing was up 914. Reading three, Union
Pacific 2%, Amalgamated Copper 2 g
and Northern Pacific "a.
Bonds were strong. Dealings con-
tracted and there was trifling reac-
ton. subsequently the market rose
easily to the highest again, with the
demand vigorous for Union Pacific
and Amalgamated Copper. London was
a considerable factor in the forenoon
advance.
Interest in the market died out to a
considerable extent IN the latter part
OF the day. Forecasts Of tomorrow's
bank statement indicate a cash loss
of $4,000, 600. principally as result OF
the Canadian gold shipment General
Chemical jumped five points on the
announcement of an extra five percent
stock dividend.
The close was steady
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-17
COMMERCIAL
CHIClGO is SHY
ON EGG SUPPLY
Fresh Ones Are Costly as
Jewels; No Price
Quoted

Chicago, III. Nov. 17.-Fresh eggs fl
Chicago today were like Jewels be-
yond price. At least so the butter
ana egg board here would have the
public believe
There are not enough fresh eggs
coming into Chicago to make price
quotations worth while" said persi-
dent G. W Bull. OF the butter and
egg board We cannot place a value
on fresh eggs il there aren't any and
this seems to be the condition. II we
named quotation. it would have to
De an ideal One-that would be the
price In case fresh eggs were being
brought in"
Quotations on the two hfghegt
grades Of newly gathered eggs, @eIs
tras ana prime firsts," have been
suspended and the butter and eRg
board viii take action tomorrow on 4
resolution 70 discontinue quotations
on tirsts and Ordinary ffrsts" II
the vote is affirmative, Il will mean
that there VIII be no prices from Chi-
cago on eggs of any sort, as cold
storage and refrigerator eggs are not
quoted
The Chicago butter and egg board
IS Just now defendant in the federal
court proceedings. in which the gov
eminent alleges conspiracy 20 unduIy
put up the price Of eEEs. fresh and
otherwise.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-17
FEW AMERICANS
NOW IN TORREON

Four American women and only the
few men who could not leave their
business, are ali of the American resi-
dents Of TOrreon who have not left the
from the strikers. All of the other
American inhabitants have been leav-
ing the city since Tuesday night when
trouble was threatening, and there has
been a general exodus of Americans
from TorreOn to FL Paso, Eagle Pass
and Mexican cities ever since.
About 10 more residents Of Torreon
arrived in FL PasO Friday afternoon
on the Mexico National train from
the south, and alreadv over 90 foreign
residents Of the city had come here on
Thursday. The party which arrived in
FL Paso Friday was composed Of both
women and men who had left Torreon
Thursday afternoon. At that time they
said things seemed to have been clear
ing up and the strikers were in better
humor. and II was thought would make
no demonstration against the foreign
ers. However, the foreigners are still
leaving the city, in order that they
will be on the safe side II anything
turns up IN the meantime.
Every workman IN the city seems to
be on a. strike, according to the pas
sengers, and even the house servants
who work in the homes Of the Amer
leans and foreigners have struck. Food
can only be bought at exorbitant prices
and in several parts OF the town the
water supply has been cut off in some
way.
whom went through the Chinese mas
sacre in TOrreon last winter, are still
in the city. and there seems to be no
fear on the part OF the Cinnamon.
Many Of the Americans who have al
ready left TorreOn on account Of the
srtike trouble are people who remained
in the city during the entire reTolu-
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-17
MARKETS
WHEAT MARIETTA
SLUMP IN PRICES
Argentine Rain Causes a
Bear Movement on
the Market

Chicago. Ill, Nov. 17.-Better wealth
er- prospects in the Argentine led to
wheat market. The opening was the
selling pressure here today in the
same as last night to = C lower. May
started at SLO0A to SLOO%, un-
changed to sc off, and descended TO
S10OA.
The close was easy, with May S1.OOk
70 S1-OOA, a loss Of = TO Z C net
Drenched fields made corn firm.
May opened 3 to ~ higher, s. IS to
SIS y, and receded later to 65H
The close was steady al Csc for May,
4 C under last nights closing.
Oats were swayed entirely by corn.
May started a shade to &c lower at
50A to SOS, but fell back TO SOS to
50Ac-
The entire list OF provisions turned
weak. First transactions were a shade
to 119c lower, with Nay delivery
$3.50 to s16,95 for pork. 1886 to $3.50
for lard, and S8-72h to 1915 for ribs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-17
THINKS ROOSEVELT
KNOWS BUT LITTLE

Washington, D. c.. Nov 17-Chair-
man Stanley OF the house Steel Trust
investigating committee, had a confer
ence today with president Taft after
which he made a statement regarding
former president RoOsevelt's editorial
in the Outlook on the governments
prosecution Of the United States Steel
Corpora ton.
Il doubt that any one man" said Mr.
Stanley will make Up the mind OF
the American people as to the good or
evil Of the Steel Corporation. I believe
there are a great many facts ia the case
which Mr.. Roosevelt does not know.
doubt that Henry O. Prick and Ebert
Fl. Gary made Mr.. Roosevelt their faith
er coufessor with perfect candor."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-17
TROOPS May NOT
LEAVE FORT BLISS

The order from Washington direct
ing United States troops to remain on
the border. win hold the headquarters
and battalion Of the 23d infantry at
Fort Bliss Indefinitely. The infantry
battalion expected to receive orders
Friday directing its removal to one OF
the interior posts. probably Fort Ben
jamin Harrison, at Indianapolis, Ind
Since the border troops have been
ordered to remain on the frontier. the
23d infantry viii probably remain at
Fort Bliss No official notice has been
received. however regarding the re-
tentiOn Of the border patrol.
The 4th cavalry viii also remain in
camp =. z. Steever.
Baraar,s THANKSGIVING sale See nseaE