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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05
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m.br.-S Sufubr IS ,972 sbIs.. gsrianbt
l0,s7I BIS. Ter Rdrtt mar ruhig.-
Sprtna Batent "a .75-5 .05, Biuter 5traiahts
81 1880, miHier QateRts "a .0O-4 40,
Spring clears % .7o-400. Dtnisr Grtras
70. s3.20-3.40, No. 2 DO. S3.05-3. .l5,
aanfas ftruiahts $4.lO-4.24.
RosseRmebI III fs't. Sair BIS gu.
tes 81 .4o--4.5o. 6oies bis fGnsp S4.65--
4.S0.
su9m.itsumehE III rabts gu s2.75
per 100 9fuHe.
Su6weissu tftrabis. american 1866
uHo eanaoidH 6Sc {. I. I. Rem Dorf.
RatsmsbL 1T itstis. - 5eines Ustses
uHD selbes Sl. .l6-l 90, grobes Sl.l0-l.l5
RtInbrteo $2.75.
RosssH nontinsa.-- 30. 2 Bsftern s3e
(. o. b. Rem Dorf.
gsrfte lit pilia. RaIsesrite $1.l3
III c. I. I. Rem gtorf
DeiseH.-3uFubr 81, 400 Sa.. gerIanot
15,S27 gu. Nartt TIT fen Ro. 2 rotber
81 ne imGlepatoE uHo S2hef. o. b. iApims
Heno, qo.l RcrtherH TuIutb $I.04 I. 0. b.
f@wtmmenb.
Dslf&forn.- 3uiubr S,635, Ser,
iaHet Is. .sS4 Su. @artt feft Grport RO.
2 62I5e 4. b. itwtmmenb.
Safer. -9nfUbr 54 800 8u.. gerFauoi
2s5 gu. Rarit itette. StGnSaro psi.
ser s6e. Rc. 2 peibsr 361Ee, SO. 8 S51Gc,
30. s41se.
Seu III felt. grima lose, 20. IOoe,
20. 2 Soc, 30. 70-S0e.
Sppfsn III feh. state 1910, crbtn6rer
bts Dolce 25-29e; 1903, lS-2Ie; gaet'ic
Geafi 1910, OEstndrsE bis 4cics 2O-22ei
1903. life.
oaut. ftnS it.tis. - Central gmerico
2oi+s. Bssota 2l1z-22he.
seosr II. fen. Semio6 % -- 25Le.
Sort tft itetis. GaniIu sl9.0O-2l 90
ihcrt clear si70o-ls.5o, Rsb s20.50-
n 90.
Besf taum itetis. iFamslu SIS so
Rss sl3.5o-l4 90. BeefsGninseu s27 90
-2e.O 90. 9erpa6t Sl2 oo--l2 so, eitp ertro
Jneia Reb Is .0$0-l5.6O.
Gut Reats iiHo rubis. @sp6teIte Bel
ties, 10 bts Ia gfo.. ll--l21<e, DO. SHuIr
tern s1ss-sAe. DO. s6intsn llk-l2c.
S6mals taum itetig. MieoIesBefi primo
ss. .lo-s.2o. 4afNutrtss rubts. eouttnsu
~. so, 9. u. 5000. Compound Tl1--7kc.
TaIs 1T fIGu.-psima sisp &c, eOuntrE
5s+-8He.
BaumwelitaamsnsCeliit . I 1T wiuts.-
Brsma robes s5,l4-5.20. prima semms,
gelbes S0.Q0-6.l5.
petroIeu um 1T itstia. Roffinirtes asru
Dorf s7.40. gbiIaeslpbia uno SGltimor,
~ 40. DO. In BuGt s3 90.
@sIIs III ruRis. 5omeftic fsIssst 81
SIC.
oar, III ffetis. straimeS. sepSsnIisss
bic gutes $S.35-S.50.
1srpeniin 1T itetis su lose.
Nets III rubig. gtnbeimifner 214-54e
gatna 5l-6c.
Molaiiss TIT ftetis. Rem Orleans Iper
aetfis, gutter BITS hotee. S0--50e.
0u6sr. ~ Robsr In feh. Waseapabs
50 1sft. 886. Centrifugal 90 TEA 3.s6c
gl0lafies 3ufsr 50 IeGt 3.Ile. Rcfffnirtsi
III stetis. Gut qodf $50, gruibee 5.50c
Hfoulh ~ 5.l5e, CUBES 5.05e, 9owberet
4.s0e, Granalateo 4.S0c, Diamond ~.
4.S0. Gonfeetsoners ~ 4.65c, Ro. / 4.65
70, 2 4.60e. 4s. ass. go. 4 4.5oe, 80.
4.45e, 10. o 4.40c, 30. 7 4.35c, go. {
4.3Oe. 80. 9425e, go. 10. 420c, Ro. II
4.l5e, so. IL 4.l0e, 30. Is 4.05e, SO. 1.
& .05s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05
Ghicagp, 4. apriI.

Rtubpteb. Seeues 1926 - $50,
Ieras Sttsrs q .5o-575, peftIi6e Stters
$4.s0-5.9O, 5toters uno Geeoers $500
5.75. 9iibe unb 5eifers 81 70-5. 80, SdIber
S4.75-675. Rarft ruhig uHo itetig.
5nnetHs - seifts S. 1850, aes
miihte $620-675, inpere $6.00-6.50,
raube $6.00-620, CUTE bis uuserGsieue
itpere $6.2O-650. 5srteL $6.s0-6.T5.
Rartt ihwGd bio Sc uieoriaer.
Sadfe uno E dmmer.-Shafe: gins
beimii9s So .00--5. 30. peftIide 50 .25--5 .35,
3GbrliHee 81 450-5.6O.
admmer. - Ginheimiite S. .00-6 80,
psftIhs $5.2o-6.50. Ttartt lansiGm uuo
fteite.
5ufubr - Rinbpieb $500, ShDsius
l5 900, S1afe nnh SdmInsr l4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05
eas. ssuss aas nr.ls# In Hs~ psrt.
&C go miIIin ,n IL.

@.rS ON eau mar wiGlis 90 214%.
grtrna BeIHditspapisre rsaroeu ~ g.
4%R sistOniirt. !. AIT
sterItna Graanse ift fetts. -
gt6f au s4.8s1s uus 90 Tase Ss@f ~
"a .s3s<-4.S3T. a
BunbessE EbTtsattcnen rrnrsn lfss
tia uno nurben ME foIat cnottrt:
Ser. s.aaien Rsfunbins 2g lolL
oebs ~ rsasitrirts lis25) ll5 - llo,
Gouponsi il51 --li6A 81 reaiitrsrts lOlA
--lOQK. Coupons l0lA-iO2L, SaHama
gpupcs,s 2% 10l--l0lH..
afti,nmarEt. - Bel Der 6rotfunng
mar Der Rarltl TART. beicuoers dbsr Dig
Gancbiau gacsFe asfien, wslde NM
gotnts itleaen, Union pacifis uno ots otu :
9t,eu aahnen vrpfitirteH sbenfaas eaoe,.
sRifIouri Raeific rpurben ftcri psrfault nu .
TsIsn besbalb um eineH Botnt. 9essn
ghIus ruroe Der Rarft fLaa, abeF ttarf.
mnb BE stIusnotirunssn itannsu msifseHs
iber beneu pon sefisrn.
Nahftshsros qurie wurbsn uoH Der 5tss
r,a gr.ptys. Bauman 4 60, go. 22S--z3z
NaInut Strabs. bsrsAtet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05
en- Dort. A. aprtf.

Rew Dort 4. April.
3inn mar rubis gu $42.l5 -- AZ. so
uno aupfer fLou; GATE gu 2.87%--12.50,
GIectroIptbic ~ $12.25 - l2.27K uub Ga
fling ~ sl2 .00-l2 l2H. Btet mar flau gu
"a. .45 - 4.50 uno Spelter DO. su $545-
5.55. Giien mar rubis. go. 5ounbrp
Rortberr su $I5.75 -1625, Ro. 2 DO. Su
$l5.50--l600, Rc. ! Southern uuo Ro.
sputbern foft gu Sl5.50-l6.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05
Gsteaso. A. ayriI.

Wssf. Rartt unsereeeIt s9inter
yatsHss BIS. 80, Straiabfs $S.50-4 10,
Sprins DateHts beises y .00-5.aO. Straigbis
A.m4. 10, Basers $3.00-4.35.
Msisen. - Tar Rai "a -S5he. am
S&lub e4sse; far Suii S4z -- Soc. am
e6Iut Soc fur Ssptember s5h 6Ss &c.
am S@Iub 85Jxe.
BsIitfern. - 6Gr Nai 461 -47 u 6,
ana eAIut s6s&t; fur sun $50 ISIS. am
S3lnb 4sAe; fiir Sspismbsr 49ss boz,
an @6Iub b0e.
AsftT. - Our Ras 2ss1-soazs. an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05
@etFesgesenp q 1T.

Su sinsm 1beateritiid iou bic 5elbin
srIfoiisn iperben, aber bic giitole per=
iast. Die aiinitIeriu foit iih fbHeu
unb ruff: p5ol it fttrbe ais critics
Spfer bes rauf,s uno tnalIoien Pull
psrs!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05

8enn man fOrtfGbrt gu eifen.
mas man niht psrpnuen tam. 10 mub
man Or. Qugu't 4Dnts's Samburgsr
2ropfen sebruuden, um unperbaua
Ii6teit gu turiren uno ben magen In
einem euten 3uitanb 3u balten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05

Tos alter Der beirafhidbigen "a.
men erfennt man aid oarnn. oh lie
Die Glnee oes 9eiperbers nod genirtl
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05
8 II mid

Stuoent t0or Dem SeineIberger
;saiie Iteben6): n,Seet aen Wtuaer ei.
mes Wamulirts bdbeu tluo bie5 ehrr
uiirStge ;saB NIT Gbnutpaener gea
fiillt dustriuteu 81 fonHer. oas mars
10 et,pos fir meineS 8aters SpbRl@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05
Niebmdrfte.

Rtnbp ieb. - EbpobI Die 3ufubr be-
oeuteub geriHser mar, 10 bIieben bod bic
gretie unuerdnhert. Stoters uuo 5eebers
rparen In RanfrGge uno ftetig bel oertnger
3ufubr - WiIttiihe itno ru6tq uub wiuig.
59pere Stiere $4,000, ertra Sc. 10
1886. fancp -, Chien 81 2.25 - AIS,
5lsti5erftiere s425-5.75, ertrG S5s5-6.0O,
Setfers $325 - 5.65, ertra $5.75-60J,
RIbe 81 2.50-5.OO, ertra S.. IO-525, Gan
ners 81 .50-3.75, Stoders uRo Seeoers 1915
$50. ertra S5.60-5.75.
9uILeu.- Die 3uFubr mar rur mdbig,
Die Radfraee gut uno bic Breiie itettg.
Raqere uno leidofe 81. .75-4.25, Bologna
s4.35 - $40, ertra s5l5-j.25, fstte SuIeu
s4.75-5.25.
Die 3ufubr mar mebr als
geHageuo uno Der Rartt uiuie, sunIal bic
Raafrage uur mdbtg mar.
Gretudre uHc erose So .00--6 25, fatr big
quite Isihts S4.5O-5.5o, sEtra S6.75-7 90.
adlbsr In ben aommtitous 6duisrn. -
Faucp 7c. prtmd bis auserIeiene 6-6Mc,
orSiRare 4-5c.
2 6Detns. - Die 3ufubr pou Stlnei
Hen mar beute siemli1 srob uuo Der BtGrt
tHfoIgeeeHen inwa9. Die Breiie HELEN un
5-l0c.
SpUeEe SWIuetHt UEuG1LtH So-O0-O-oo
CUTE bis aaserleiene 8erpGtunass uni
5Ieiiheriorten 81 75-6.S5. esmiInte Ser
pa6unssiorteH 80. $3.50, oroiuGre bts
auserIeieue Idwere iette Sdue $4,000
sgtra $50, Stuss S4.00 - 800, Ieiht'
8eriGnotiprtsn 81. $3.50. ;SsrtsI upH III
Rfo. uuo peHtaer S6.25-6.90.
SAafe uuo SGmmer.-T Die 3ufUb1
pom Shaieu uHo sammeru mar 9ertRg uni
bic sreiie iietts bis TART.
Shafs- GEtra $4.85-4.50, quite bts aus
| srIeiene $3.s5 4.25, oroindre bis gutt
| e. 250-3.75, sSdbrIiHge S4.75--5.75.
| admmrr 49, Grtra 1915, CUTE bis Guser
Isiens $6.2j-665, oroin6re BITS quite S5.5(
800, geidoreRs s.. .25-5.S5; 5riibiabrs
| Sdmmer S-lic pro 9fe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05

Ter liHsias TN biefieeH Glsarlnsbaus be,
lief fidb heate auf q, ,554, 600.
xsfai.gsfaritassa.
Der mdrlt In 2ofaIiesuritdten mar beute
unsemobnlih lebbaft--lebbafter ale er felt
Snbrsu eensieH. Cine. Gas 4 electric 60.
Aftien wartn babel tonangebenb unh bsr
tlrnfnt In benislben elm fur biefise gerbdlt,
niffe enormer. auh Cine. Strset Ap. ass
tter rurpsn itart ge5anosIt uHo american
Npuina niia Go. Kitten warsH e5eHfaGs tn
Rad,fraas. Tte na6fiebeHosn Bersdufe iIHo
sn beri6teu:
Ra Der Hssif. ABAA
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q GmpftnbIider W q n ae |.

Tume (por ihrem (Sapoerobe-
1d)rant): yEollettcn hab' if ruabrhaF.
tig genua; idaoe nur, oaB e5 Htht
mehr -- IaaeS3eIteh gtbtl"
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Grpcerfss,

Su6tr.-~ greife ftefig. Haffntrter eut
Goat 6.20s. vopesreb $50. gubes $3.50,
sranulasee 5.$0e, esnfeetioners ~" 5.55e.
On ~" Bl0-5.35c msiber sgtra ,,G"
4S5-6.05c, srtra ,,s" 4s5--4.s0c, oresnas
rer aeIber 4.65--470e.
RoIaiies III fsstis. asp Orleans
EpeR Gsttle B4--44e, Centrifugal l5--23s,
per GaIone eorsbum 33-S7s per @sllsns.
Rsis.-Hartt siemsth lebbaft uue ites
tis. eonifiana, 6anep Seab 6--6,ts, prima
4L--65Sr. oroinaver Ss4-4&e. 5apaH b.
&c per gfaao.
Taiss grobasis.
Bnttsr. Greamerp IN rahig nnb
milits. 5aHep Creamery 231<t, Greamers
fsrffs 221se, DO. ieeeRes zoe, faHes DARN
i5s. No. l2e per Bfuns.
Rafe. Rartt ftetie. Dbio has l5e,
NoFbpeiterftdsr l51--l6e. Ven Dort 16e.
S6msiaer 49, - 20<e. aimkarssg Ice,
Bird l6s per 4fuHb.
Gier. - .3nfuhs siemlih gres. 4aAftaas
cut. Erima friiae oaaasssisr iA}ls. fshs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-05
s,Ois, WeiDntartte.
Dienstaa. 4. aprsl ieff.

Dtsnstag, 4. Mprsl 1911.
Mtnn aud BITE Qa1fraes nG& TGrleben
Mine iebr erobe mar, 10 fuarsn bod bie Ges
i1dfte tn ben bieiigeH BaafeH recbt Iebbaft
9sln III INNER nod milIis. Bon ben
8dnfen wnrceH Tdrlehen .oty edlls 30
~ aasgelisben hno G,eihdftspapisrs
wllrbsn su 81 --8% oisfcntirt. ssm offe,
issn Warfte mureen TGrIebsu sor caI" su
sL-4E aHb anf 3stt su III plactrt.
hatdfn aHi siss psa.
Darsnf fefter unb wnrSen gdri unb l0s
NrdTHte per $1,000 tpiihen Banfen usrfnuit.
Die eouHterrate betragt 60s prdmte per
$1,000.
ssfdsfd asf Garssa.
lDuren fefter. Seute finb bic ioIsenben
E.aotsrunaeH ~ bsrihtsn:
Qoneon, Tage Giht, $780, per A.,
90 1aee Gtmt, s4S3L Der e. 9arts
1aae ssdt, 5l2L--5I5 dsaues per 500
90 Tage 1tht, SID $50 ;sranes per 800;
ftlr Geutf4laHb 4 Iase Si1t, Rarf s5j1
DO. 90 Tags Gi6t, e41Se.
Documentary piIIs auf aonbou iuar6sn
su $4,S2L, aHf GIaseorD sa $4.B2L uHh
amf BeIfaH su S4.62 pertauft.
ts-refiaattsnsa.
riibis uns itetis. Die BaHFen qHotireH ME
folgt:
Glnsanf. 8srtauf.
4G Bombs, 1875, Coup. .ll5l< 1lsh
30 GonbS, 1918 -. .I0lA l0eL
~ Bombs, 1880. ......l0lL l02
x ~ NQtiauId ...l0l lVlls
0feartua asusx ifusfahe
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Der Rartt mar itetie. Sersaaft uuresr
ga Bbls. 1iitiusr's Jinssbee 0oees aaI
Der 8aiis pon 81 .33 per galoH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-10
Beatrice Fairfaz,s letters Il ss,p FROM
BOBBY AND MRS. BENTLEY AGAIN

expect her to enthuse over YOU" he
said dryly.
I was so chokedN up with tears I
couldn't answer. He never spoke to me
in that tone before. Mumsie. It's all
that hateful woman's influence.
After the race was over and Bobby
lad won, she rushed up to him before
even I had a chance and congratulated
him.
Mrs. Bentley's at her old tricks" I
overheard man behind me say.
do you remember how she and
Cation ran the pace last summer? Too
bad of Cation, I call 1t. when he has
such a pretty young wife,
1 had just one comfort and that was
that ali the time she was claiming his
attention, his eyes were looking for
SC meone else and when he found me he
smiled SO adorably.
Ny own darling, I do love him so.
You can understand, Mumsie, that all
that rather spoiled the day for me,
though on the whole, 1 had a good
time.
After all our guests had gone. Bobby
and Il went for a walk Before start
ing, he took me IN his arms and said:
Darling, have you something in your
little heart that you ought to tell me?"
I was so frightened that I said no
as quickly as could.
He had been talking to Mrs Bentley
after. luncheon She came with the
Kennetts, and 1 know she had told him
something about Mr.. Sinclair-the cat.
I hate her, Mumsie.
I Wish I had been brave and told
Bobby the truth, but It's too late now.
The worst oS it is that I am afraid
he knows did not tell him the truth.
his lips frightened IN such an ominous
way.
What must I do. Mumsie? Things
can't go on like this between US. am
afraid when I think Of the future.
Goodbye. dearest. Write as soon as
you get this and tell me what to do.
You always know best. Love to my
dear daddy. Your loving daughter.
Peggy Cation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-10
San Luis Potosi. Mex. Jan. IL

San Luis Potosi, Mex. Jan. 1911
Editor Ell Paso Herald:
Some time ago I was interested in
a communication from some outsider
in which he condemned the action OF
your citizens in sanctioning the ruling
of your city officials, by which, poor
eonsumptives who might solicit aid in
their distressed condition, should be
jailed or run out Of town Since then,
l notice through your paper that the
Rev. DR.. Bulgin had time 10 stop off
at Ell Paso and tell the people a few
things. and incidentally picked up
about $4,000 for a couple of weeks
work.
Please let me ask you, Wouldn't this
amount of money have been better
spent by applying it tc the wants OF
those in absolute distress2 Anyone
with a heart that reaches out with
sympathy for his fellow men cannot
lass this great piece Of inconsistency
unnoticed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-10
J. H. Davis.
WHAT ARE THEY COOP FoRs

Ell Paso. Tex, Jan. 1911.
Editor FL Paso Herald:
have been seeing so much in the
papers about the amount given Dr.
Bulgin. the tent minister. also the
amount given other Ell Paso minister's
Now I would like to ask if any one il
FL Paso has ever seen where one rim
lister ever gave one cent toward the
upbuilding Of FL Paso Did you or any
one else ever see their name to any
PAPER subscribing for relief of some
poor widow? Did you or any one else
ever see where they gave one cent for
charity? Now thoroughly understand
me. 1 mean charity as you and I look
upon it-by giving good hard cash.
DO not mean Zip charity" I want to
be thoroughly understood. Where have
they signed any subscription paper7
They are the best paid servants The
pick, up" ESQ I have been told by one)
such as weddings, christenings, pres
ents, and other ways. amount to a
great deal They say they must have
their vacation in summer. Yes, we all
would love 10 take a vacation on full
pay, at other peoples expense. I sup
rose you, Mr.. Editor, would like to
take couple of months rest every
summer.
I have often wondered, if souls could
aid of their ministers in summer. If
they could not get along just as well
n winter. Many a poor man II FL
Paso has to have his wife do all her
own cooking and house work, but the
minister's wife must have a servant.
Rarnum, the great circus man. is dead.
hut some of his truthful sayings win
live. People love TO be humbugged.
These ministers tell the good members
that their wives must have servants.
that they must go off every, summer
on vacation The poor fool member
gives up his good hard cash. Why
Doesn't he stop to think how many
men in FL Paso on less than 500
month are supporting a family. How
many ministers in Ell Paso get less
than 5000? None. They have free
house besides. I am a church mem
Der, my family are church members. |
Now I expect to hear a noise from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-10
1AYears Ago To-
From The Herald OF dav
This Date 1897

new gas main is being laid ints
the court house from the street
VIII Eichbaum has lost two. Of his
fingers by reason OF his accident at the
smelter sampling works.
The street cars viii reverse their or
der of running next week and run
down FL Paso street instead Of up
ThesAid society Of the Presbyterian
church held a well attended business
meeting and social the other afternoon
at Mrs Hadley's residence
The snow is three and four feet deep
on the mountains Of northern New
Mexico. There Will be an abundance
OF water in the Rio Grande for irriga-
ton purposes next summer.
Sheriff Simmons has entered suit IN
circuit court against F. NJ. Jones to
make him prove legitimate ownership
Of the Cunpingham horses which Mr..
Simmons levied on some time ago.
R. E. Beekham has decided to W B.
Brack. for $3.50. lis feet on Texas
street. ". W Williams deeds TO A P.
Coles for, 5000, part Of block 80. Nils
survey. D. s Newman deeds 70 E F.
J. Mccarthy. for 500, SO acres OF land
out IN the county. G. T Newman deeds
to Mr. Mccartney several tracts OF land
in Soeorro, for IS per tract
The city. council held Quaker pray
er meeting sort OF session last night
and the general calm was made more
gloomy BY the regular irregularity OF
the flow Of gas-that IS the gas from
the city gas mains. cot the gas from
the forensic gas mains Of the honora-
bic members of the council Charlie
Westbrook had TO send a boy over 10
his house to get two extra pairs OF
specs in order 20 be able to read the
minutes It seemed TO be the. con
sensus Of public opinion that the gas
bill should not be paid until The irreg-
ularity Is Strengthened out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-10
THE CRITICS cRTTIc1sED.

FL Paso. Tex, Jan. 1911.
Editor FL Paso Herald:
Replying to an article taken from
the Toyah Chronicle and published re-
Gently as an editorial IN the morning
paper. I wish to express the following
opinion as an outsider who has been
IN FL Paso short time only. but who
has looked the place over with the
critical eye of the transient
The ruling few. that is. those who
absorb the spare beans in this town,
are always manifestIy concerned, when
anything comes near TO take away
some Of the money which of a right
should be theirs. It's ali right II any
enc comes here and brings money to
buy a 30-cent desert lot for $4,000. or
buy merchandise or needful articles at
three prices: but Just let some outsider
like circus or evangelist show up
and great howl goes up, XIII him,
tor he viii carry away our moneys
Now my opinion is: The person who
wrote that article, Stand by our local
ministers" IN all probability. never
heard Dr. Bulgin preach a sermon, or
deliver a lecture If he had, he
wouldn't yell about other ministers
working as hard as he did Truly they
worked and deserve great credit; but
that worthy man IS simply Killing him
self by his earnest Efforts and labors.
am certain that hundreds Of poor
and wayward people went 10 hear the
great evangelist who were never in
side a church in FL Paso. and never
would have been, who after hearing
this earnest and convincing minister
preach, who came from the 1owIy peo-
lie himself, who literally chopped and
sawed his way up. telling his hearers
1t was never too late to turn back. had
new hope inspired in their hearts. and
his work did great deal OF good for
this city. and was worth fully ths
amount given as a free viii offering.
TO Dr.. Bulgtn and HIS worthy assist
ants
Then why sneer at this man because
he has accepted his reward OF merit:
for merit il surely was or he would
never have received 1t from the people
OF FL Paso. gratis. no, sir / believe,
and am satisfied the majority believe,
Dr. Bulgin's reward. although liberal.
was the best business investment the
town has made for many day DR..
Bulg1n stands in the light OF a legal
adviser who gives advice gratis. but
accepts whatever the client wishes TO
give. Many lawyer has charged a
larger fee for counsel and advice in a
case lasting only a few days Then
why criticize the minister who has
given good advice and counsel to the
y hole city for weeks-after the lion is
some the hyenas yelp and groan over
the bones that are left: what do their
growls amount to anyway
Would like to see this same man
rush into print. on some other subject.
Tor instance the gambling and other
vices Of FL Paso and tell Us Just for
fun what local minister he sustains
financially.
Nv Beatty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-10
HUMSIE DEAREST:
M The luncheon was the greatest
- success. There were about 40


M The luncheon was the greatest
success. There were about 40
PEOPLE and they all seemed to enjoy
themselves.
The luncheon was delicious. We had
hot bouillon, partridge, cold ham.
chicken pie salads and ices. champagne,
coffee and chocolate.
Bobby is the most wonderful host
He makes everything go so well.
He rode Mr.. Kennett's Sultan" and
won the cup. Wasn't that exciting.
Mr.. Sinclair was at the race He came
up to me and said III low voice.
Peggy, am forgiven? Believe me. I'll
never so far lose control Of myself
again"
He looked so unhappy that I had to
say yes. but I did not say it very gra-
ciously.
Mrs. Bently was there. too looking
perfectly stunning in brown velvet and
FER gorgeous sables.
I'm afraid I did rather a stupid
thing, Mumsie. 1 wonder If you will
think it so.
AS we were driving over to the club
TO see the race. Mrs. Bentley passed US
il her limousine.
She waved her hand and called out
something to Bobby.
He laughed and said: "All right; see
you later
I felt my face grow red. nd said:
.. hate that wonani And won't have
you nice TO her, Bobby"
1 had no right to say that, had I.
Mumsie, and I knew I had made a mis-
take the moment I said it.
Bobby got that set look of the jaw
and he said: "ohr so coldly "And why
should not be civil TO my old friends,
pray?"
Il don't know" 1 said miserably 'I
just don't like her, that's all She al
ways ignores me and treats me. like q
little girl"
You are never very cordial to her.
SO I don't quite see why you should