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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-05
@omitaa naAmittaa

Smitae nadmittag itarb I'M
6ospital Elm gerbfler
sSsilIio Mlparabo an elmer Stidr.ull=
De, bic ibm bon einem fllfaebn-
jabrigen Sl,lgen @amens Seritcll-
30 @on5ales beigebradt poroen
iein iol. geioe paren I'M Galifnr=
mia : Heitaurant augeiteat, Ilpara=
% ais &ot mo @on5ales us Gel
ler,Doidler, uno iparer Snnltag
lEnrgen in Streit geraten.
49, @abreno Der lebtel1 5:polf
Mpnate babell 1916 Yerinnen 81
SEMEN er9ulten, als Gbaufieui Su
fureieren.
- Sn Beacon Sill muroe cine
alierc Srau urter Der Mnflose per-
baftet, .einen @bed aif $50 10 per-
onoert gu baben, bob er auf 1920
lalttete.
nnsefabr 700 Yerionen iinn
Sonntag BON bier nod Sort @ortb
gefabren, UNI an Der groBen 4nti-
Notwithstanding teil5uneb-
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-05
ralamO" als sroit.

"
Ser Summer lit r1u,, mieber ba,
Watt icinem beiken Sagem,
Musfit0's, Hrifelbtte gar
limb anbern idIlttnr1en 9lasen.
@as mill man aber babel tnn,
Wir ntiifien bier %periueilen,
@ir miiiien fdiuitenb Sag fir Sag
BUR lauren Mrbeit ellen.
9as lit gemiR fein id,5nes Coos,
Wir f5nnten'S better baben;
Mlein iehr tngeredt D~ertetlt,
Sin6 ale @elten= G,a6en.
Der Sine ihmelgt im tteberfluf,
Der An6're fdtnpft nit H5tem
tlnb lit Der Mpmat tpieher rum,
0ebt ic6er Dollar fl1ten.
Sod Seber nidt mad Mcidtum ftrebt,
Man mill uergniiglid lebem
tnb mas snr &rGftismng se61rt,
Will man bent Wageu geben.
DENT hieie Magenfrase 1T,
Die widtisite ppn allen:
Sin gutter Slid, elm feiner Sranf,
9as last man fih gefailen.
itnb mebr famm aud elm Geider uidt,
DIM Htiicu iid) l%eiiten;
Gr iet mnb trinft nnb randJt mnb lebt,
Niflt better als bic meifteu.
Sas aIamo", has tit iein TrpIt,
Sn alien Sabres5eiten.
Gs lit bes arnten Mannes Ssreunb,
0eumk TUFTS linn bereiten.
N [ a o" tit b'rum pppnlar,
Bel alien Sdtdteu, 9laHeu.
aiamp" bod unb bretmal bod!
IS paRt fir ale 3aiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-05

Her aufeefiibrt iinb, lit nit So. 222,-
$40 cngegeben, ipie aug benz ge,
riGt 6es Hou : Snipeftor Neu.
mann 5u ieben lit. SIN @on5cll
truroen 1924 grIoubnisideine aus
sefteIff.
3ouis g. Berg, Der Yrdii-
ben Netp Orleans & Chicago 8ohn
Elm friiberer geipobner unIerer
@to6t un0 bier algemein &c
tanrt, lift bef einem giIenbobnulss
foG IN Der N6be BON geraes, Minn.,
iGiper perIett iDoroen. Seine Graa
pur6e getotet. Grou Berg mar Ell.
nc geborene Gan Mntonierin, Elm
friiberes SRI. Compton, 9odter
BON Germ Compton. Sic NOR orei-
iin6fiinf3ig Sabre alt.
GIN Monfr nno cine Jrau
0ie III Sosfe's 2ooen unter Der An-
fIooe berbnftet nuroen, Snden ge-
ftobIen 3u boben, iuuroen nit cine
@traie bon lie 500 belegt. Gin
bter59hnidBriges WdoheaL oos BEL
linen NOR, erbieIt cine Strafe bon
$25 5abittiert. Da lie lire Gtrafe
tidt be3abIen fonnten, muroen fe
BEN @efdngnig iiberpieien.
Nah benz 9eriht oes Staot-
dnqdnidurs iino Ddbreno oes Der.
sdngenen Sabres 66,7S2 0uobrot-
gor6 reues NfIalter selegt unh
3o.675 9unoratsWaro aItes Yfla-
fer men geIegt poroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-05
&prreippnbema. @ibolo.

SSrne 3. 1911. uniere grnteaus1if)-
ten iino bis iebt rebt pielperlpre=
ber1o, Sort muB IN einigen 9agen
einen guten Negen babelL um cine
idhpere grnte gu maiden, of
ne 3egen miro Die grnte
mol iebr leidt bleiben, aber INNER
nod GROCER iein, als nur oen Ye.
bari gu oefen. 8aumtpoae 1te5t
iebr gut, mir batten aber bel 5ll
fampfen nit Gut norm, Siolt
uno anoeren idlinlmen Dingc,l.
SteaentDeile muBten 2 Bis 8 MoI
feline Stiide nadgepflan5t war.
6erl oas marme @etter bat aber
allies pieoer ausgegliben. Slitter.
itoffe eeben cine iebr quite Grnte, es
1T iebr bel oapon eepfIanst por-
ben. gs eiebt Jarmer bier, Die big
gu 6 older III 3uderrobr geiaet ba-
ben.
Die Eelepbon : Clinic 3piiden
Gibolo, Sderb, 3uebl. ullo ben oa-
5piiben ~liegenoen 5armerl idrei.
tet langiam borarL oieielbe ioIta
i'm Sebruar ihon fertig iein, es
fat iid aber INNER nod peraogert,
es miro mol 9erblt tperoen, bis
anes fertig bereeitent lit. Die Yio-
item fino bis iest nod lange riidt
ane ~geliefert tros aontraft.
Ser 2ofalperbano bon @naoa-
loupe GountD oes Deutid-9lmeri-
faniihen NationaIbun6es, miro am
a. SUM- 5eguin cine sroBe Ser,
iammIung abbalteu. Die @abI fin
uniere perionlihe Grcibeit ridi
immer naber beran, uno mir milf.
len ale, Wann fir Wann infer
8eites tun, um Die Giniterlinge gu
i6lagen, tpas u1ls boffentlid ge-
lingt.
Sdulprifungen iino iebt an Der
gagesoronung, 9hers, Gonperie.
Martine5 uno Marian baben ale
idon lire Nrifungen eebabt, a1i
alien Ylaten lino oieielben re1t olt.
frie6eniteGeno nusgefauen, an oen
meiitel ShuIen bleiben Die alien
2ebrer, Elm 3eiden, oas Die SdnI-
patrone 5ufrieoen init Dem liner
rift fpurer. 81. NfetI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-05
Die Mrbeit beainnt idlneQ

lpenn SIR Or. Sings Meue 2ebens-
Biaen eenommen babt. sic regll-
lieren ben Woeen 2eber, @inge=
peioe uno ftarfen uno frdftigen
oas gauge Spltenl. 0ur 25c BEL al.
len Oruqai1ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-05

gu Nieoerfinop i'm 8otsoa.
mer areiie Mngernliinoe lit Ole be-
fannte Amfangreide 3iegelei ell.
Hanb Der Slammen getporoen. Ger
@erluit trift ben @eibsfan3ler Or.
b. 9etbmanm Solltpeg, melher Be-
iiBer oes MnpeIens lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-05

Sohlbede iid befennt> baran felt.
ooB Sonie &ugleif in Dem 1torblidl.
iten Siitlano, Dem iogenolu1ten
@enoipliel noroli6 oes 2infiorSs
eeGerridt bobe.
Mid III be5ug ouf ole Iatio1aIl.
tot bes erlten 8ifineerDduptlin9s
in Der Normanote, oes eetpaltigen
9ioao ielblt, fornen iid) Die ifon-
oinabti6en Hohfornmen Ser Sci
finger idmer einigen. Die @orlpee
ger bolten iGr et1ergii6 oaralt
felt, boB Holo Elm Norueger gene.
len lei; ct lei = nadb norpegiider
8eriion = NIT Dem olten 11ortpegi.
iden Sauptline Sanger &olD
(Mulp Der @aneer) ioe1tiih GENE
fen; Golp ser @dnger bteB iensr
Sorptline, neil CT forpltlent mar,
ooB tin fem Sob au traeen pers
modte! Die 9onell iubeu ober ben
biitoriihen No6meis 5u bringeit,
oaB alid) &oGo eill oanti6ers @l@
fingerbauptline eeipeien lei. Ser
Streit Inn Sic Souptlinge @ltg-
leif uno Sen eemoltieen Rouo miro
nit GROCER Seftiefeit in ben far.
Nnabtifen A%reBoreanen eefiibrt
uno beeintradtiet il; ben oret nor.
oiihen 9anoern Big 81 einem getuii~
ien @raoe Die fro6e Seltifimmtng.
Soffentlih miro bieie moberne @i-
fingerfeboe, Die init Sober, Girte
INTO 9ruderi6mar3e 5mii6en ben
Rodfommett Ser eemoltigen SSupt-
hinge gefiibrt miro, feinen aGall
greGen MiBton in Die Sarnlo1iie
ser Subelfeier in Der 9ornta1bie
bineinbringen.
Muf cine belonoers orieinele
@ei1e gebenfen iieben norpegiide
Stubeilten Die @riiatoung Nouens
gu begeben. @ie aus Gbriltionta
geidrieben miro, planen sic Sic
fen cine eetreue @ieoerboluag bc5
Gormonen5uges BON Der @eltfiiite
Norfpegens nod Ser Nornmaoie.
Die Sabrt ion IN einem MuoerDoot
erfolaen, einem Der oNorDlauo5-
boote" alteren Stils, Die i'm noroli,
diem Normeeen nod beute geblussG,=
lid iinb uno Sen alten 8itinser-
hooten fait ooaitanoie eleiden. sie
abreiie miro, mfe es beiBt, Mlt-
fans Mai BON Bergen Gus crfol-
gen llro Die Sabrt iiber Bic 9oro-
ice nod england unb langs Der
etlglii6en aiiite oes @anafs naG
Ser normarniihen auite geileil. Sic
ittben Stnoellten l%ialnl1en Iar,nl.=
I.t aus Gem norpegiiben Moro
lenp, r;io ieefelt, iebr CUTE Hllree
rer mo bon oem @elingea ibres
fiibnen llnternebmens iiberaeuat.
Sn einem 8unfte. unterideioen lie
lih aaeroings bon ben alten So.
fineern, Die Soften oieier @eise
$4,000 &ronen ionen ourb eire
Snbifription aufgebra6t meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-05
Cine idlredlidle @nnoe

BON einem Meiler, roitisen NageI,
BON elmer 8le6fanne ooer
anoerer @rt, perlangt prompte 8e~
%bonolung nit 8ndlen's Mrnica
Salbe. Seilt ibnea uno iider. 25e
BEL olen 9ruggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-05

aatarrb famm mtdt fmriert iuerben
burd lotale GppIifationen, ba lie
ben 5iB Der 8rant6eit ni1t erreiden
t0nnen. &atarrb lit cine 8lutS ODER &ons
fitutipns< &ranf6eit nnb Inn fie gu bei>
len, miibt SIR innerli6e 5eilmittel nebe
men. 9an's &atarrbs&nr tpirb einges
uommen u1b tpirft brett nif bas 8lut
unb Die i6leimise Dberfld6e. 5an's
&atarrbs@ur lit feline Qnadialberz Weeois
gin. sic puroe felt Sabren bon eine1n
Ser be]ten Mer5te oieies Qanbes berprSs
net nno lit elm reselmdbiges Ne5ept. gle
be{tebt aus ben beten befannten Sonicu.
herbulben nit ben beiten gIutreini<
gunesmitteln, Die brett auf Die Shleims
oberfldde nirfen. Sic boufommene
8erbinbung Der 5pei 8~eitanbteiTe lit es.
mas fol1' ipunberbone &efultate BEL Der
9eilunn bon &atnrrh herbor6ringt.
S. s. Gbeneb & Co., gisent., Gos
leoo. $. @erfauft bon allen Gpotbefern.
9abt gn6 3eugni1e umfonit geben.
Rreis rs Gents.
6an's Eamiliensgiaen iirln bic beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-05

Sic rebelliiden araber polll
Stamme Der Iiir baben Die 9allpt.
ftaot Mbba erobert uno bic Weiasunla
bon 5000 Wann tiirfiiher Erup.
pen gefattgen gefommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-05
observation-disclosures.

8. hamburger If. Bobnbmis. &irfe
patrid Mbe.. $1400.
8. Senerbader. @obnbaus, Barrett
Elace; $3.50.
6. AIbredt, 3pei= 3immcrs oars.
SifSgommerce Ctr; 5000.
Mag Damn, anbml. San Eefrc
gtpenie; $75.
gbert 96iffers, 5iuei @~oSn1duier.
Ban Web CTR; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-05

gu ben ainoerfrmnfbeiten ge-
bort IN inierer 3eit aud Die 5riiI,-
reife.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-18
Old Fashioned Marketing


habit will
making economical
housewife
marketing
prevailing
make this
personally in the they
the old fashioned
prevails actually
living
system especially valley
fruits
ia the btp possible
100000
will this
association The
viii $5ooooo
valley country We
business excursion there this fall
the Texas
called rade
than this connection
inspiration business that takes
defendant
legally convicted
IN proportion five times Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-18
EXPECTS A LARGE
NUMBER THIS YEAR
President Garrison of Agri-
cultural College Receives
Many Inquiries

Agricultural College, n. NJ. Aug. Ii.
President Garrison is receiving
many inquiries about the college
courses. A large attendance is ex-
pected on account OF the general pros
perity in the territory.
Mrs Winninghams Of West Plains.
No. who was elected to the position
OF dean of women last spring, accom-
panied by her daughter. who will be
principal OF the Mesiila Park public
schools this winter, has arrived to get
acquainted with the valley before
school starts
Miss Ruth Oliver. Of Santa Rita, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Simpson. and
will attend the county institute at Las
Cruces.
Herbert Stewart. who Is a graduats
OF the agricultural course here and d.
rector OF the substation of agricul-
ture at Pecos City, Tex, Is making a
short visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Scott P Stewart
Mrs. MacIver, matron OF Nozzle hall,
and her daughter, wander, have ar
rived from their vacation at the beach
in California
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-18
Sophia In History; What the Name
Means; Persons Who Have Borne 1t
MaeAm..~.
Copyright, 1910, by Henry W. Fincher)

was the daughterinlaw of the Elec-
tress, the discarded wife of George l.
Of England She was accused Of an
intrigue with count Koeningsmark,
declared unfit for the throne and ban
ished to the tumbledown palace Of ALL
den, where she died.
The mother OF emperor Franctes Jo-
seph was arch duchess Sophie of Aus
tria.
Sophie Charlotte, the first queen Of
Prussia, lives in history as the phi
losopher queen. She was the friend OF
The. second queen Of Prussia, Sophia
Dorothea, was the mother Of Freder-
lex the Great.
The great Catharine of Russia was
known in her youth as Fiekchen. So
phia being her first baptisma1 name.
During the first SO years of the
reign of the house OF Hanover. the
name Sophie was most fashionable in
England It was borne by Countess
Platem, whom Thackeray grilled in
1.-The Four Georges" and by countess
Yarmouth, beloved by George II.
Princess Sophia, daughter OF Geor-
CELL, achieved some passing notoriety
by her fondness for snuff.
The church of Santa Sophia Is dedi-
Gated to the "Hagia Sophia which
means sacred wisdom
The red mulberry is Sophia's en-
blem and wisdom her sentiment
Nexa names: Laura, No. 70; Cora and
Corrine. No. so; Theodore, No. 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-18
The Herald's Mexico News
. HE HERALD has employed


situation both the
quickly will write the
it regardless of outside considerations
printed in the
publications generally indie
that American both and editorial
often coOed the interest of this faction that
found Illuminating absolutely reliable will
reliable of information which
situation which intelligent opinions
formed
pretty political play
close watching.
at shutting up gambling Pity
S ofnG followed
Better
proved effective in Juaez.
says proceeds
it Teddy takes chances
Down in the they
and the flowers II inches across
Why average
wife home having time sitting aOund7
The community spirit public improvement development
Mormon town. worthy of emulation everywhere
McGint
insurectos
year II hours have been cut off and there much greater
possibilities completed from FL Paso
Panhandle by of Hope and Artesa
Mexico does not appear right
notified
viii not moved France
it interesting to how England meets the crisis
president
a elections His ciumspectn
country
president the republic before
years pass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-18
IA Years Ago To-
From The Herald OF Aa-
This Date 1897 uoy

Hugo seebury has. gone TO Las
Vegas.
w. D. Pearce has one to San Fran
cisco.
Mr. Follansbee went north on bus
mess trip this morning.
Dr. c. C. Brown returned this morn
ing from an eastern trip.
The diphtheria scare. after being in
spected by DR.. White. Is now a thing
of the past.
E. Houghborough. Of the T. P. at
Dallas, and wife. were here today en-
route TO California
Deputy sheriff J. c. Jones left this
afternoon over the G. H for San Saba
county as a witness.
Secretary Happier and wife and Mrs.
Willard Patterson returned this after
noon from a California trip.
Award White has constructed one Of
the new fashioned kites, and made q
successful flying yesterday evening
Messrs. Lowrie and J. A Eddy start
off this afternoon on their buckboant
over the proposed site OF the White
Oaks railroad
The "A struggled horses recovered
for collector Davis by the Mexican
customs officials were auctfoned OF
this morning to W. B. Merchant for
sl16.50.
Supt- Blair, Of the s. P. steamship
line, and family passed through here
this afternoon in their private car
Morgan. attached to train No. 20, en-
route to California
Senator Roger O. Mills left yester-
day over the T. & P. and said he was
so impressed with this city that he
would boost FL Paso for ali Il was
worth when he got TO the capital
The bunch Of FL Paso sports will get
together a team TO take IN the Albu-
querque ball tournament which is to
be held on August %. Albuquerque
has an aggregation of Texas league
players and they expect to take things
coming and going from Ell Paso and
any other team that shows up.
The Mexican Central is laid up
somewhere between Juarez and Chi
huahua, due to the heavy rains. The
tracks were so soft that the train yes !
terday afternoon sank into the roadbed
and went off the track The engine
and the first two coaches were lying
in the ditch when last heard from, but
the passenger coaches had only run
off the track
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-18

which just them seemed to awe and
humble him.
Miss Canning" he said, II must
be going now-down to the village inn
where I'll sleep tonight"
He took her warm, soft hand In his,
then moved towards the door. And as
he passed the table his sleeve caught
in an apron that lay there and dragged
it away. Something that had been hid
den under the apron fell to the ground.
and, stopping, he picked it up.
Joan tried to get II from him before
he had seen It, but in an instant he
knew what 1t was that he held In his
hand-the object at which the girl had
been gazing so intensely when he
watched her through the window
photograph Of himself.
Without words he laid 1t upon the
table. Then he looked once again into
her eyes, and the mystery that he had
seen there and the mystery that had
been in his own heart were made plain
to him from that moment
He caught her hand again as he was
passing out into the night, and he
raised it tenderly to his lips.
JOAN" he said-and the use OF the
Christian name came quite naturally to
him-"Joan, you may think I am a
young man in hurry, but can't help
it; it's a case of love at first sight,
Joan; 1 can see you've been thinking of
me as a friend. Will you let me be
friend in reality-more than a friend?"
More than FRIEND" she answered.
smiling happily.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-18
q OPHIE means wisdom" and while
1t occurs in the Bible, it Is not

q OPH1E means WISDOM ana While
1t occurs in the Bible, it is not
used as a name so far back.
Sophie is the mother of Love, Hope
and Holy Fear" says the Book of Ec-
clesiastes, suggesting an allegory of a
sanity mother with three daughters.
Both Sophia and Sophy are correct
in English, the latter is also the most
popular in Germany except that the
Fatherland substitutes 'tie" for the
final ~" the same as France.
The Germans diminutive Fiekchen.
pronounced Keekjen. is contraction
of Sophiechen, or little Sophie
The Scandinavian countries use the
musical Sonya, the Russian, Sosfija
Ssaniuska
wye" is Tristan, "Saffi" Danish,
'Wike," Lettish. "Zsofia," Hungarian.
Constantinople had an empress So
phia, named after the great cathedral
Santa Sophia" erected by her uncle,
Justinian. From that time on Sophia
was much used in royal families. We
have Hungarian. Saxon and Danish
royal Sophias in the early days and
the name still fingers on the thrones
Of Europe. The crown princess OF
Greece, a sister of kaiser Wilhelm, is
called Sophie.
Sophia, royal electress of Hanover.
would have become queen of England
If she had not died three months too
soon. In her place her son, George
l., succeeded to the English throne.
Sophie, known as princess Of Ahlden,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-18
PLAINvIEw REVIVAL CLOSES;
SEVENTY-TWO ARE CONVERTED

Plainview, Texas, Aug. 1.-THE most
successful revival in the history of Plain
view has closed at the First Methodist
church, south Evangelist R. B. Bonner,
Of Stamford, did the preaching and R.
ii. Woods, of Abilene, had charge of the
song service.
During the two weeks there were Y
conversions and reclamations and so will
be added TO the roll of the church. The
interest and attendance were unprece-
denied, many being unable to obtain
entrance each night. Under the influ-
ence OF Rev. Mr.. Bonner the interest
IN, the Sunday school was greatly stimu-
lated, GOT being present last Sunday.
$50 of whom were students. Pastor
G. n. n. Ferguson expects to be able
to hold the attendance at $40 from this
time on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-18
RULES AND RULES.
Editor Ell Paso Herald:

Editor Ell Paso Herald:
only way 1 can air it. Not that think
for one moment that anyone Is going
to try to give me satisfaction I just
want to tell my troubles (and I am
speaking for others, too). My say is
this: Some people have heretofore
sought TO obtain positions In the Doug
las school The applicants were mar
ried women. They were informed that
it was against the policy of the school
board to employ married women. Now
we believe that was a good rule. But
If it was good in some two or three
cases. why was it not good in two or
three others?
Prof VIM. Coleman has been of the
opinion heretofore that married wo-
men should not be employed as teach
ers. Now we see his wife, Mrs. Cole
man. has been appointed as such IN
the very school under the very princi-
pal who couldn't see his way to have
married women as teachers. Mind you.
now, we have no quarrel at Mrs. Cole
man. for she is lady. every inch OF
her, but II is with those who have a
rule and only work that rule when
someone is to be hindered. We haves
heard something about some different
rules and laws concerning certificates
In this state. Many are asking II Mrs
Coleman is possessed Of one as required
by law This Is asked because Mrs
Coleman has been here several years
and 1t is not understood when and
how she got one as she has not been
away from FL Paso. Prof. Coleman
has been standing pretty well with
people here and 1t is to be regretted
that he in a moment of weakness. gave
way to nepotism at last.
Grieved One.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-18
U"c1M7A Wars Denatured Poem

You can't speak toe highly Of good old Doc Wiley the chemist
all things which loaded with dope He's death to the ae
labeled with
rancid the koh the poisonous pies Doc Wiley has
throtled the sinners who al cheap rubbish
labeled courageousy, gaiy he's guarding
It's
truet heya of front of
the beating the is do
should When
dtn to vily, feeding
nd oand
jumped onothei persons and made through!
r.,v,,.,, ~, ,, o..,x. Matthew. As.n. LOasAnl..o>.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-18

Why is it that the with electric fan in his
wife at home having easy time sitting aroundl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-18

community spirit toward public improvement and social
average worthy of emulation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-18

colonies in Mexico they raise sunflowe
and the flowers grow II inches
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-18

old McGntN back home better keep closer wa
gun might back next time it wanders ava
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-18

says need make defence of himself and the
il. Teddy takes any chances.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-02-03
LEASE ALASKA COAL LANDS.
Administration Bill Reported by Senate
Committee.

The senate committee on public lands
has authorized it's chairman, Senator
Nelson of Minnesota, to report favor
ably the administration bill providing
for the leasing of the coal lands in
Alaska. Transportation companies and
their stockholders are barred from Oper-
ations.
The action of the committee was
unanimous. The interstate commerce
commission is delegated to fix the
price at which coal mined on the
leased lands may be sold or trans
ported.
The area of land which may be
leased to any person or corporation is
limited to 1850 acres and both a rental
on the land and a royalty on the coal
are to be exacted. The royalty is
placed at cents a ton If the lease is
made within 10 years from the passage
of the act; after that time it may run
as high as 10 cents ton.
Under the terms Of The bill coal is
to be reserved to the United States in
all patents to mineral lands in Alaska.