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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-17

ma plesen veter imajo brezplaGen
vstop; in telesne kazni so zanje
odpravlJene . In "a kakSne
zasulge, Sc clovek opravi6eno
vprasuje. &c je deklica spustila
robec ma tia, il ga moras pobra-
II; &c vstopi, moraS vstati in il
ponuditi svoj sedez; ce odhaia.
10 moras spremiti . Pa we
mimo cinovne razrede! Preden
postanemo, JAZZ, ii ali KIDD drug
vladni svetniki Sc moramo trudi-
II Tse zivljenje, a deklica Sc je
pol Ire p~orocala z drzavnim svet-
nixon pa je re visoka oseba.
Da postanem knee ali grof, mo
ram osvoJiti YES svet, Sipko mo-
ram welt, biti nekaj casa "a mi.
n%istra, a poljubna Anka ali Ka-
.tinka, XII Sc il Sc nj mleko do do.
bra posusilo ma ustnih, pometa
pred grofom s svojo vlecko, po-
mezikuje malo S svojimi ocki. -
Je re visokorodna TT 81 pray
kar postal vladni tajnik Ia
cinovni razred 81 dobil. a lehko
recemo, s krvjo in potom; a two
ia Maria Fomisnaf Zakai ie ona
.vladna tajnica. Il popovske hGe-
re Sc je cez noe p~relevila V urad-
nlco. Lepa uradnica2 Maj posku-
81 enkrat Z naSim delom. takoi ii
vplse dosle akte med odposlane.
- Zato pa poraja Z bolecinami
ctroke, Je pripomnil Svistkov.
- Velika stvar, stala maj bi en-
KRAFT pred uradnim nacelnikom
kedar prav pOSteno oSteva Glove
ka, pa bi Sc il brz zazdeli porodi
kakor zabava. V vseh. pray Y
vseh reGeh imajo prednostl Pc.
lJubna deklica ali DANA il naSih
krogov SINE generalu take zasoli-
II, kakor Jill ne smeS izreci niti
Derlcu. Da $50. Tvoia Maria
Fomisna gre lahkO smelo Y vlad-
MIN svetnikom pod pazduho! Pa
poskusi ii enkrat, V naSi Hist.
rayno pod mani, zivi neki profe-
sor s svojo zeno On ie V ci-
novnem razredu generala in ina
red sv. Ane prvega razreda, pa
ol slisal enkrat. kako ga pozdrav-
ia; 'Bedak! Bedak! Bedaki CT
sto %preprosta babnica. IL nurpar.
ske familije! Pa mai bi bilo: n
Je vsaJ zakonska zena: odkar
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-17
SPREMEMBE PRI KRAJEV-
NH DRUSTvIH A. s. P. D.
v MESECU AVGUSTU
T, l..
Novo pristopli CLAM:

h druStvu, Stew. /. Josef MiSic,
k DIR. stew. 4. Frank Maseli; k DIR.
stew. II. Frank CvetkoviG in IA
tarina Potocnik; k DIR. Stew. 13:
Ambroz HekiG, K dr.. Stew. IS:
Peter Pistotnik; k dr.. Stew. 10:
John Potocnik in Frank Galuf
k dr.. stew. 90. John Sega in Do
mink LuSiR.
Prestopli clani (ice):
Cd dr.. stew. 9 k DIR. stew. 81 :
Ant. in ]. Ulcar; cd dr.. stew. 3
k dr.. Stew. Z: Jos. Golob; cd dr..
stew. Z k DIR. Stew. 10 Rum. Gross
in X DIR. Stew. 10 Jos. Bucer; cd
DIR. stew. 8. k dr.. stew. 81: LukaS
DrnovSek.
Suspendirani clani (ice):
PR dr.. Stew. l.: Peter Meisni-
Ger, FIR. Fabio, Louis Boseti, Krist
Meisnicer, Ant. Blasic. FIR. Sail,
Ant. Kozman, John Bozic. John
Krusi6, FIR. Kocjan. Geo Aschba-
her. A. Aschbacher. Joe SuSnik,
j. Krusie. Louis Barkel. Paul
Melhiori, VIM. Hromek. FIR. Sus-
mix. Joe Yartz, Robert Gruber,
A. Paulic. John Humer, C. Smar-
da. JOS. Bihelmeier. Joe Jereb in
Erman Paulli. Cd dr.. Stew. 9: J..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-17
Boil. Pod. DruStVO
Avstr. SIOVenSkO
TO-. j~anuvarja 1892.
Sedez: Frontenac, kans.
Ustanovljeno

SedeZ: FrOntenac, kanS.
GLAVNI IN
Predsednik: MARTIN OBERZAN, Box 70, Mineral, kans.
Podpreds.: FRANK AUGUSTIN, Box $50, w. Mineral, Kans.
Tajnik: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, kans.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box 245., Mulberry, Kans.
Zapisnkar: LOUIS BREZNIKAR, l.. Box 3S, Frontenac, Kans.
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 357, W. Mineral, Kans.
ANTON HOFFMAN, Frontenac, Kans.
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSIP SVATO, Woodward, Iowa.
JAKOB MLAKAR, Box 800, W. Mineral, Kans.
JOHN ERZEN, Jenny Lind, Ark, Box AZ.
Sprejemna %pristojbina cd 16. do 40. leta znasa samo eden
Dollar. vsi dopisi Sc maj blagovolijo posiljati, gl tajniku.
Use denarne poSiljatve pa 81. blagajniku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-17

81 dovOljujejo! Do sodnega dine
ne pozabim slucaja, XII Sc mi je
prepetil. Kmalu bi me bilo konec,
i'll lie molitvi svojih stariSev Sc
imam zahvaliti. da sc .ie sreGno
skoncal. LAM, Sc spominjaS, me
Je wei mas general S seboj ma de-
zelo. da sem mu vodil korespon-
denco Delo je bio pray o.
~trocje, komaj IA uro ga je bio
ma dan. Opravil sem svojo stvar,
potem pa sen Sc sprehajal po GO
zdu, ali pa sem druzinski sobi
posluSal lakajske pesmi. Mas ge-
neral je samec. Njegova hisa ie
kakor polna casa. S~luzabnikov je
kakor paste zalege, ampak zene
nj. Xxi bi vzdrzevala red. Sluzin-
cad je razbrDdana in n~eposluSna
=. a mad vsemi poveljuie baba,
Vjera NikitiSna. Ona naliva cal,
sestavlja obed in kriGi mad lakar-
il Grda. zlobna bahia. dragi
moi, in kakor xiv satan izgleda.
Debelo. rdece vreSGalo Ce
zaGne kricati mad kom in vreSca-
ii, je najboljSe, da zbeziS. Maj
hujSe MISC psovke. ampak to vre-
SGanje. Moi bog. Nobeden nj mo-
gel shajati Z MO. Ne lie V sluzab-
nike. ampak tudi vame Sc je "a
dirala beStija Pa sem 81 mi
sill: le pocakaj. ko Sc nakljuci
pripraven trenutek. razlozim ma
Gelniku vse o tebi. Yes zaglob-
lien je. sem 81 mislil. V sluzbo.
pa ne vidi. kako ga ciganis in
kako ravnaS S posi-. lie potrpi.
odprem mt o6i. In odprl sem oci,
%prijatelj, n odprl sen jim tako.
da bi bill kmalu svoje oci zatisnil
ma veke. in da me .je Sc sedaj
strah, Ge Sc lie domislim. Mexico
grem pc hodniku, pa zaslisim
vreSGanje. Najprvo sem mislil, da
koljejo preSiGa, potem SEN po-
sluSal in slisal, da Viera NikniS-
ma nekoga zmerja: "Osell TAX
capin! Zlodej!" - Koga ima?-
81 mislim. In naenkrat. bratec
moi, Sc odpro duri in vun skoGi
mas general. YES rdec. z debelimi
ocmi. lasie - kakor da bi Sc bill
sam vrag valjal po NTH. A ona
"a MIN: "Capin! Vrag!"
- LazeS!
Moia castna beseda. Pc
meni. YES je kar zavrelo. Mas je
ubezal V svoio soho. a JAZZ sem
stal kot bedak ma hodniku in nj
sem niGesar razumel. P~reprosta.
neizobrazena baba. kuharica -
pa 81 dovoljuje take besede in
tako obnaSanje! Mislim 81, da jo
je general hotel odpustiti. a ona
je izkoristila okolnost. da nj priG.
in ga je poStenO ~zlasala. Vseeno.
pojde vsaj proc! Pogrelo me .ie
|. Podal sem Sc k njej V soho
in dejal: "Kako 81 Sc ~predrznilo
malopridno babSe. s takimi bese-
damn obkladati visokO oseboe
Ali misliS. ker je slaboten starec.
da Sc nihce ne potegne zani9"
Nato sem Jill il prilozil nekaj ma
%tolsta lea. &c hi bill sliSal, prija-
tell, kaksen vik in vriSc ie "a
gnala. Zatisnil sem 81 usesa in
odsel v gozd. Cez dive uri mi pri-
sophia decek nasproti. 'Izvolite
Sc Oglasiti pri gospodu." Grem.
vstopim .Sedel .je raztogotenega
obraza kakor puran in me nj po-
gledal.
-"kaj pa ste %napravili. - je
dejal, V moi hiSi?" - Kaj take
ga, prevzviSeni? - sem mu cd
govoril. - Ce mislite ma zgodbo
Z Nlkltlsno sem Sc pa potegnil "a
vase prevzviSenost. "VaSa
stvar nj, - je deial, - da Sc
vmeSavate V tuje rOdbinske "a
deve! - RazumeS9 Rodbinske,
In potem me ie zacel oStevati in
zdcIavati. da hi bill kmalu umrl!
Govoril je, govoril, rohnel. roh-
mel. potem pa Sc ie naenkrat "a
hrohotal brez vzroka. "Kako ste
Sc lie upali? 49, ie deial. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
WESTON CASE TO
Be COMPROMISED
THAT GOVERN
MENT WILD NOT PROSECUTE
CASE AGAINST COUNCILMAN.

The case of Councilman Charles a.
Weston will be compromised today
amicably to all parties concerned, 1t
Is understood and there xiii ha no
prosecution OF the matter by the
government.
II will be recalled that Councilman
Westons place of business in second
market was raided ten days ago. and
a quantity OF oleonargarine and Ger
tain apparatus seized and coutlsCated
While no warrant was issued. 1t was
learned at the time that there was
evidence 10 suspect Mr. Weston OF
coboring oleomargarine and selling IT
for butter, a practice which is Ia vto-
lation Of the Internal revenue laws.
and FOR which the offender is sub
ject to a minimum fine ct $4,000 or
Imprisonment or both
Local revenue officers. under the
direction OF Colonel W II Chapman.
conducted a quiet investigation Of the
alleged violations and referred the
evidence 10 United states Commits
sioner Cabell az Washington. =. =.
Mr. Weston retained the services Of
Attorney John A. Lamb who went
on 10 Washington to seek corlpro-
mise for MS client, which would not
impair the dignity OF the government
nor interfere with Mr. Westons bus
mess affairs hurtfully. It - under
stood that his mission was success
fIl. and that final and official formal
tiles with the local revenue authori-
ties uil he concluded probably To-
dav.
MIR Weston represents Jefferson
ward in the city council His place
Of business in Second market has been
closed since the unpleasant situation
developed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
ARMLESS GIRL
RANKS HIGHEST
AFTER LEARNING TO WRITE
WITH HER TOES SHE STANDS

WILLOWS, JULY 9--Martha Hale,
an armless girl, ranked the highest
- any grammer school graduate in
Glenn county this year, This fact
was made known when the various
schools of the county made their
reports to the county superintendent.
Her general average was 9S 9-f6 per
cent.
Martha Hale Is fourteen years old,
me daughter of f. +. Hale man
ager Of the big creamery at ore
land, where the family has lived
for long time She is very at
tractive girl and very bright. Having
no hands, she learned to wr1to with
her toes after the manner Of others
who have been similarly afflicted. At
school she sits with her $ stcr, Flor
once, at a special desk made for her
convenience.
She IS very sensitive as TO her mis-
fortune, In spite of the credit hat is
/ due her for her determined and sue
icessful fight for success at seemingly
Impossible tasks for one SO afflicted.
/ Her friends are very proud of her
success in ranking ahead Of all other
students IN the county. She even
ranked nigh in penmanship
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
Lnnes IL. SWart.

1Spooial 90 The Rlchmond Nirginian-l
IEEsBURG, VA, July 9.--Jamcs
H. Swart one Of the oldest residents
of Leesburg died at his home hera
Sunday evening from cerebral hemor-
rhaFo, superinductcd by sunstroke.
Mr.. Bwart was in the eighty fifth year
Of his age He was prominent
member Of the Loudoun Hunt club.
and until recently rode regularly to
hounds lie is survived by a widow
two daughter, Miss Clara swart, OF
tseesbur5;. and Mrs William ". orrt-
son. Of Ashburn, Va. two sons Ar
thur Swart, Of near Leesburg, and
Or Edward Swart. OF Baltimore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
MEET TO-DAY TO
ARRANGE PRIMARY
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE OF
FOURTH CONGRESS- DISTRICT
WILL SELECT DATE.
CONTRARY
REFUSES TO CONCUR WITH teN-
MON COUNCIL IN AWARDING
CONTRACT TO CARTER
BROTHERS
virginian Bureau,


Especial TO The Richmond VirefnianD
PETERSBURG. VA, July AT
the last meeting of the common coun-
Gil contract was awarded to Carter
brothers for the removal to their
plnut In pocahontas of all condemned
meat and dead animals il this city.
The board Of aldermen failed last
night 10 concur in this matter, and
laid It on the table until the August
meeting in order to receive a com
petent proposition from the city
scavenRer 70 do the WORK on condi-
lions equally as good, II not better.
than offered by Carter Brothers.
The board refused to concur in
the additional appropriation made BY
the council OF $3.50 for catching un-
muzzIed ard unlicensed dogs II re-
auired a two-thirds vote 10 concur in
this measure. and only eight out Of
twelve aldermen were present. Alder
man Kidd voting against the measure,
and defeating it, Mr. Kidd said he
thought enough would have already
been spent in this way, The matter
VIII come up again at the August
meeting for reconsideration.
Democratic Committee.
Tho Democratic committee of the
Fourth concressi onal district Will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 6 O'Clock
at the Stratford hotel for the purpose
OF adopting a plan for the coming
congressional primary, and selecting
date. The assessment of candidates
now fixed by law is five per cent of
one years salary. and expenses Of all
kinds. cannot exceed fifteen cents per
voter.
Retiring Grand Master r l. Spain.
Of Monroe lodge, No. 3. l. Q. O r
was presented with IA handsome Jewel
al the lodge meeting last night. IN
token of appreciation of his services
80 the lodge. The newly elected OF
fcers Of Monroe lodge were Installed
last night by District Deputy James
A. Alfriend
A regular meeting Of the special
hoard Of directors Of the Central State
hospital was held at that institution
this afternoon,
Oldest Resident Dies
Boiling r. Moore. probably the old
est resident Of This city, died 1T his
home in Liberty street last night. at
1916 o'clock. aged ninety-one years
He had lived here practically all OF
his life, and was highly respected by
all who knew him For the past forty
years he had been a member Of the
tirm of Badger and Moore, undertaN-
ers, and had been a member OF High
Street Methodist church more Than
fftv years His death caused much
reeret He is survived by Two he-
phews, John Dance, Of Chesterfield.
and Thomas Dance, IF Richmond. The
funeral Will take place tomorrow at
ternoon at 4.3o O'Clock in High street
Methodist church.
The funeral Of Mrs George ". Laf-
foon took place this afternoon at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
Mrs. Hill With Mother.

IDNIJpN. july y MIS- RUNtTJA
Menges Corwyn Hil, recently reported
IN some dispatches rs -rrrTt
destitute in Paris, Was found with her
mother tonight ar the Savoy hotel II
London. She Is suffering FROM 81 u~r-
vous strain hut her condition "a rot
al all alarming. II is said by friends
Of Mrs Hill and Conway Tearle. the
actor with whom sine eloped. chat their
life Of late has seen some differences
which have been followed by recon
citations The pair are now living ut
different hotels hut see each oeher
fraduent1v
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
COMMENCEMENT OF
SILVER CITY NORMAL

Silver City. \. NJ. Nav 21.-The com
mencement exercises of the New Mexico
Normal school were held this morning
at Normal hall, which was crowded to
Overlooking by a brilliant audience. The
OratiOns and essays by the graduates
and a poem were of a high order of
merit and were made more delightful by
splendid delivery and excellent reading
The rendition of the vocal and instru-
mental numbers on the program was
satisfying to- the most critical of music
lovers, and this part of the exercises
contributed much to the pleasures of
the occasion. The program in full fol
lows:
Piano solo, "Erl King" Schubert, 8Irs.
W. B. Walton.
Grafton. "The Rising Tide of Social
ism" William Ward.
Essay, "The Playground and It's Rela-
ton to Education" Miss Thwaits.
Recitation, "The Day of the People"
Julian Downey.
Essay, Business Training for Stenog-
raphers," Miss 'Dimmick.
Piano duet-"Overture to Tampa"
Misses Pennewill and Siler
COntralto solo. Mrs NJ W Porterfield.
Original poem, "The Passing of the
Old Regime" Miss Allie Nav Cooper.
Essay. cold English Ballads" Miss
Wachenhusen.
Grafton. Questionable Methods of
Trade Unionism," Frank Gouin
Violin solo. Miss Vivian Jensen.
Reading. Judah of the House of Hur'
"a Ben Hur a Galley Slave for Life
lb) Going Into Battle Free" Miss
Sturdivant
Grafton. "The Mexican Situation"
Phillip Bartlett.
Vocal duet, "In the Garden of Nv
Heart" Mrs. J. Agee and Miss Belle
White
Presentation of diplomas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
PRISONER CONFESSEs
TO ROBBING A STORE
Tells Police Of Part He Had
In Taking Stuff From
Beach s Place

In the arrest Of Jose VI Rodriguez
and Jose PacheO. both aged 16 years.
the city detectives believe that thew
have cleared up the mystery surround
ing the burglariZing Of Henry s.
Beach's curiO store on Santa Fe street.
and the store at 500 South Fl PasO.
It was said that the property taken
IN these raids would amount to $500
Rodriguez Monday afternoon made a
confession, the police say, of the part
ne took In the rObberies Of the Beach
store, but denied any connection with
9urglarizing the store on South FL
Peso street
The two defendants were arrested
Dy policeman LanglOia Monday morn
ing. and held at the police station on a
charge Of being suspicious characters
until the detectives completed their in
designations
Rodriguez stated to the detectives,
the Officers say. that a majority Of the
loot secured was disposed OF in Ciudad
yuarez and some Of II was sent to
Chihuahua
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
Water Coolers, All Sizes.
Laurie Hardware Co, S09 Mills st.
STREET URCHINS ROUNDED
Ups TO BE WHIPPED
Police to Exact Promise From Parents
Applying for Lads That the Lash
VIII BE Administered.

Police to Exact Promise From Parents
Applying for Lads That the Lash
VIII BE Administered.
Fifteen Mexican boys whose ages
ranged al 1.-The way from 9 to IA years.
had no trouble Tuesday morning in
finding a place in which to hold their
commencement exercises. Mounted Of
fIcer Benson brought them TO the police
station in a transfer wagon, and ser
geant Garner gave them quarters in
dark cell.
According to Benson, he had re-
ceived numerous complaints from resi-
dents in the 800 block on Texas street
relative to Mexican boys, and Tuesday
morning he rode down there
"I found these Is Magician boys
seated on the sidewalk In front Of the
house, 3OS Texas street" said Benson.
I slipped Up on them, ana told them
the first one who moved would be shot
They remained seated until L got the
transfer wagon"
The boys were presumably on their
way to school Tuesday morning, for
some Of them carried school books.
Sergeant Garner stated that he would
keep them in the cell until this after
noon, and release them on line Of a
whipping. Any parent applying to the
Jail for a lost boy this afternoon VIII
nave to promise to whip him before he
will be released.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
orAKER NEGOTIATIONS.
lPhIIadelphla Record.l

tEnlldQEl pAlAa AAC~0- u
Many lovers quarrel lasts all
through married life.
Many a widow doesnt really 1eel as
black as she is dressed.
The prosperity that few OF US can
stand IS that Of our neighbOrs-
Flattery is about the only cement that
will restore a broken promise
When a woman strikes bargain she
generally takes one of her own size.
Wigg-"Pneurich boasts mat mat he has
the best Of everything Wagg-'Ex-
cept manners"
A homely woman always feels better
after meeting a woman who is homelier
than she is.
dence in her husband when she trusts
her pet dog in his care
Hoax-.How did SnObleigh get the
rfclzDame of CarusO?" JOaX-"I sun
pose because he is so high toned
The man with patches on the seat Of
his trousers isn't so apt to borrow
money as the fellow who owes his
tailor.
"a soft answer turneth away wrath, "
quoted the Wise Guy les res but most
pie Mug.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
PAVING WORK ON
MONTANA BEGINS
Country Club Members viii
Have to Make a Round
about Trip.

Paving work on Montana street has
commenced. The work is being done by
the Petrolithie and Construction com
panv. The work has started on the east
end of the street, where it ends at Pie
dras street, and viii be continued back
towards the city.
Graders are now busy and as a result
Country club members in automobiles
viii have to make a detoU- to get out
of OF into the city The work will re
ouire about So OF so days to complete,
during which time the street will be i'm
passable.
The best way to reach the Country
club while this work is IN progress, is
to 90 out Magoffin avenue or Texas
street to PiedTas, which is the street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21

running east of the Southwestern shops.
then turn into Piedras street to Bliss
street, and continue out the usual way.
1t IS also possible to 90 out Wyoming
street to Piedras, but portions of this
street beyond Cotton avenue are quite
rough and the Southwestern railroad
crossing Is not good.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
DAY AND
TEXAS MAN KILLED
IN MINE AT RAY

Ray, ATiz., May 21-Frank J. Daley,
timekeeper for the Ray Consolidated,
was instantly killed and Ray Campbell
a timbeTman. seriously hurt by falling
rock in a drift in No. 1 mine last night
Daley was from San Marcos, Tex, and
had been working as timekeeper but five
shifts. He leaves a mother and sister
here. He was % years old The body
viii be shipped to San Marcos for inter
ment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
an THE AIRDO1TE.

Saws manager FOB: ''Sure enough
the original famous Jas P Lee COM
pany tonight at the Airdome viii pre-
sent The Widow Obrien,' rip roaring
funny comedy, and, say, have you seen
this chOrus2 Well this is some show
% and IS cents. Tickets are on sale at
Ryan's The curtain rises at s 80 There
viii be a matinee Saturday when every
child u years and under is invited as
the guest of Baby Angelus to the first
matinee, next Saturday, free. The mat
inee Is at 2:3O and the prices are.
Adults, 20 cents; children, 10 cents.
There will be a change Of program
Mondays and Thursdays"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
ROBBERS SECURE
$1,000, AND ESCAPE
Rob Bank-POsses Fail to
Locate Them, but Are


Camden n. J., May 21.-RObers who
yesterday got $1,000 from the vaults OF
the First National bank Of this city
were still at large today The men
used six charges Of nitrO-glycerine to
open the vaults and when citizens were
aroused by the explosion prevented in
reference by pointing pistols at all
who apprOached the building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
Ell PAsO THEATER.

Miss Myrtle Vane, supported by the
Worlds Fair Stock company, presented
last night the big success Paid in
Full" This popular play has been
played at the FL PasO before at SL5O
All those who were not fortunate
enough 10 witness il should by all
means see it now at the popular
prices manager Fogg says, as il il
one play that is worth seeing several
times"
This company is presenting il with
satisfactory results; all who have seen
II are unanimous in their praises for
the merit OF this company Tickets are
selling at Ryan's at 25c, 35c and 50c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21

To the man who viii wear only tailor
made clothes let me say that my shop
is the best equipped in FL PasO. am
showing an enormous line Of new pat
terms and rendering expert service at
popular prices . on viii find here q
little bit better quality than you expect
and the prices a little lower than you
expected to pay. Give me a trial r. V
Pearson. 10 Texas, local home Of Royal
tailoring
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
CRAMFnRn THEATER.

The high school ENTERTAINMENT viii
be given May p at the Crawford at
prices Of 50, so and 75 cents for the
benefit Of the dramatic society. Tickets
are on sale at Ryan's-
Manager FOgg says; Don't overlook
the good pictures. four reels for 10
cents, at the coolest and Best ventilated
theater IN town
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21

DO you want 1t to fit. have style and
be made from the highest quality OF all
wool fabrics2 II so, come here for il.
can please YOU in every way and save
you money besides. r. Y. Pearson, 10
Texas, local home OF ROYAL tailoring
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21
Your Summer Shit

Do you want II to fit. have style and
be made from the highest quality OF all
wool fabrics? If so, come here for it.
can please you in every way and save
you money besides r. V. Pearson, no
Texas, local home OF Royal tailoring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21

John F. ShafrOth yesterday received q
certified copy OF the proposed amend
ment to the federal CONSTITUTION for
the direct election OF United States
by SECRETARY OF state Knox and with di-
rections that 1t be submitted to the
next general assembly. The measure
must receive q majority vote OF the
assemblies Of three-fOurths of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21

Royal tailored suits are guaranteed
IN every detail-even the time Of deliv-
cry. They cost no more than ready
made clothes. Hundreds OF beautiful
summer fabrics to choose from. r. v.
Pearson. 1IO Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21

Three cars Of a Texas & Pacific
freight train were deraned early Tues
DAY morning a few miles east Of Fort
Hancock, Tex, on the G. H. & 5. A right
OF way. The smashup delayed the ar
irving c.. H train, due here at 1856 e.