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Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-29

Miss Della Hovermale, of Berkeley
Springs, who was at the City Hospital
for treatment, will return today to
her home.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-29

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Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-29

Mrs. A. ]. criswell and niece, Miss
Grace Engle, of West Burke street,
are spending several days in Balti-
more.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-10-29

Messrs, William and J. H. Wilt and
Levi NJ. Porter, of Jefferson county,
were here today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-24

there in Whalen that care for. All
the old families with whom We asso.
ciated are gone. 1t is my misfortune
that l am left alone in the old house. y
Why need you be alone? There
are people all about you, common
people to be sure. but kindly and good.
And there is-Nelson Travers."
"A common farmer"
Miss Fanella could almost believe
she heard real voice in the old hall
with al the Fenway pride and acorn
In It, q voice alarmingly like her state
" mothers.
1T has been settled these fifteen
years" she said. picking up the little
lamp YEARLY. why must it be zone
over again every Christmas."
Through the great cold rooms the
light moved dimly. until she entered
what had been the buffers pantry in
the old regime. Here a small stove
dihused q halfhearted sort Of warmth.
and little table and a leather chair
were drawn close.
Here dwelleth the last Of the Fem
ways" she said derisiyely. yet too
aristocfatic to associate with osS,.
nary mortals!"
From her worn leather bag she
drew a letter she had found awaiting
her at the postofice. There a,ore
few persons using such stationery who
still remembered to write to her
Dear Miss Fenway?" she rood
ARE you still alone at the old Mace
If SO. why can You not come with ma
TO Japan this winter. and helm mo
with the children? There will he No
one in our party but ourselves. please
let me know BY the first of January ;,
There followed a page of details
fhe letter vas signed by an old school
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-24

O0Io' ~ ~ UW2ll
wonder that the storm seemed merci.
less and cold. But when she turned
in at the big stone gateway, her
shoulders Strengthened proudly.
THE old Fenway place." she muir.
INJURED. glancing about the gloomy, un.
kept grounds, "and am the last of
the Fenways."
III you were not II would 70 hard
with them." interjected that other half
Of Miss Fenway's nature that was
always ridiculing her Fenway pride.
Unless" with malicious emphasis,
they CHANGED to be also impervious
to cold and hunger!"
Miss Fanella's lips trembled % she
unlocked the great front door-upon
no condition did she ever leave or
enter the house by any Of its other
numerous entrances.
She lighted the small oil lamps that
stood on the marble top Of the hall
buffet, placed her coat and hat on the
carved rack, and peered closely into
the great mirror.
Tomorrow Is Christmas, and your
birthday" she whispered accusingly,
"and-no one has remembered It!
Not one Of your old friends! You
are alone"
"Of course, I am alone" spoke the
Fenway pride complacently. "Who 10
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-24
(copyrisht.)

y MISS FanellA Fen
way the furry Of
Christmas snow
was not beautiful
80 III . hurried
through deepening
twilight. .4.
Though possess
Ing . certain dis
tinctive air. her
coat was piufully
thin and made
Quate. Though neat
~ blackened. her
shoes leaked and
she wore no rub
hnra n IN ANAL
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-24
For the Old Folks.

Cora taged tent. to Reggie (sxaS
SEVENTIES. The games ara =
wretched bore. But. then, it's Cbri,t
mas, you know. and the old people do
% expect to enjoy themselves.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08

bopbc giort SnopenOiuger. Sno0e
ieg Oa anoet at gisre, emo al boIoe
goOe 0iiner til let Spil? Ahr, Ri
bleu oog fine @enner olligeuel. Sea
ipeoe paa min @egiemitspIe, % Wu.
leren maleoe. % unoer Grbeioet
iorta!tc ban ON line llOeuIauoSrei.
Ter, og ga isrit OF irenit ON lit ge.
log | StaIien, ON iii geisg / Gcnejia,
ON BET iantuitiife 90 eienOommelige
Sip, iom uoioIoer iig poa aanaIerne
ocrncoe peS aitcustio, ON DC iInnfe,
imi6ige auinoer meb ben ble1e Sup
OF Zine og Saar iom Hntten, ON
cen cienoommelige Muiif poa Strens
qcinitrumcrter og anitagnetter -
ali ifilorcoc ban Zig, at lea ipne@,
icg iaa "gene3ia ueo Nat" -
iaa FOR tuian" ser req leg
guiten al Sraaoen Sopaen
bar brltot. Zen nPite Dag par Bill.
IeSet iproig.- ("@uiferuo5 glao").
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08
en- Syeoeifomaser
fortoller

Set par etIlags Nomaoelip, ri
Sfomagere ierte / 9amle Gage; al
tio paa Slptteiob rlr1ot omfring |
9pqoen meo no9le iaa Cages Sp-
bolb poa Observation-Disclosures, men
paa oe itore @aaroe Here Tiger. Oct
bar igrunben Ell inbboLosrig SiIoG'
relic, rig paa Iipefsllng; tbt man
fom i 8ersring meb en- WtGngoe
Renneifer. 90 man bdobe oct goot,
bleo bebanolet iom @jgiter o. bPn'
fet pe0 observation-disclosures gorO, o8
ga bill enboer f~oritoa, at man tit In.
leoning iii of ie, bore % lore mangt
og meget, ON mar holot "8lugger'
ne" aobne. Cite flr0e Der ppre
6remmeoe ira ANDRE 9p5ber eaer
gper paa 8aaroen, iadoanne funoe
10 bringe meS noget mt babe / Sp'
Isriel og SGnfemaaoe.
Eli ben anSen SIDE al geiolfniu.
gen fom mo 10 ogiaa ! Itert gers'
ring. s be lange &interfoelbe iom'
leSe iig Susm9nS % Iieneitesutter
paa @aaroen, ia ogioa ira Ra6o.
oaaroen, inoe hos Sfomagerne, %
oa bar iom &egel Stemnineen life
trpffet. N1i pil ieg life paaitna, al
2uiten / @9reliet en- iaaoan apelO
bar | fontaft meo De npe ianitPre
Spifrifter, naar oct leo no paa aoel.
ben; for noJIe ien6te meo forte We-
Iemrum StraaIer al brun Sobafs.
ions bortoper 8ulpet, andre regte.
Gertil fom Quit ira Stalo og Sis,
ira paaoe al9ber og iueoe aroppe;
off leg iammen og IeireOe liz iom en-
llpeirsifp opunoer 2oitet. Men Zig
iom Sungen fom paa Glib en- ilis
aueIbituno, @amle graaiprpngte
Susm9nb funoe meget neltaIenoe
fibre fine mango StrabaSIer i
Sfog og Morf, ON huor iorifieQig
altins arter iig MI iroS oensang, De
bar unge, % ON bpor baorob9not
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08
en- mooerne Oantalus,
GnslGaberen / gnOesbiersere.

: ct engelit 9loo iortGaer Ell
Mrs. 4oams, ser nrlig er fommet
biem ira en- oiOenifabelig Grpeoi'
ticn, ioIgenoe SiItorie, for buis Rig.
tiabe6 bun inSeitaar Orb Ill an0et:
5or nogle 2ar iiOeu reiite to unge
GnglPnoere ira lit 9iemlano til Fe.
ri; De oiI0e bIi rige o. De buooe
bert, Of ma furoe iinoe 0ulo / BE.
III. Ie uibite uof, at ser pentebe
Dem mango Granddaughter og baarbt
grbeioe, men De baooe r~ngbommens
@too. OF De flatre6e ufortreSent irem
oper biotil ~mloforifeSe 9ierge os ba.
lancereoe 40 liusiarIige. imale Stier
iorbi iuimleroe aigrunoe % Iteile
SielboGgge, inotil De ilutteIig maze.
Se fine Gnifers 9iaal o. iau0t Ell
8uIomarf.
Se tog itrafs me6 itor SOer int
paa arbeioet. og bo Steoet albrig
Tor bapoe pGret beisgt al Renneifer.
erboeroeoe De iig burtigt itore Rig
BONNIE. Meu ba Be piloe penoe iii.
bage til Gipiliiationen meo i'm Stat,
msote Der Dem Ell uuentet Sinbrina.
Zen enc al Dem bopSe troos bet
baaroe grbeiSe lost JIG mere % me.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08

re no og oar bleuen iad ieS. at ban
life funoe fommle tilbage 40 De male
Stler. O1rs. aOams bar iet ham
oeroppe og bun iortpler, at ban er
Iaa INF iom Ell 6%alitaii; % bpiS ban
oil neo, ifal ban Ell SteO gua 40 Ell
lmnl Sti, ser aaar lungs en- iteil
6lelOUGg meO en- 1000 SOB oub gi.
gruno pua oen an6en SIDE; ielu oln
MAJ trptter iig tPt 90 til 5ieIopPg.
sen, RACER alligeUel Ell Gel al arop.
pen no oner gigruuoen. Get oiloe
bare Oen piSie GsS for Sen Itaffels
SgfIof, ON ban poucoe ia no paa BEN
Sti.
Zen uIuffeIige Wauo bar iiSer
giort alt mnIigt Tor at fOmme al me0
jim 6eOnte, me u0en Reiultat; han
bar lobet og iprungct ira Roraeu iii
aIten og giort ii Ran65 ar6eiSe, Q,
bans 6ormue er oeroeo bleueu itsrre.
men bons aorpuIence life minbre;
ban bar life miitet ct ereite al fine
800 Funo. 1erfor prGges bans au.
iigt ogioa al Sen ou6eitc ReIantoIi.
San tGrfer aItio poa lit fi4re eng.
lano, iom ban ianoignIiguis aloria
mere ital iaa ie, % minoes meS @a.
moo Dem Sio, ga ban iom en- IIant
ing gtano ilcntrebe runSt / 9ouSons
9aoer u0en en- Eeunp / 9ommeu %
orsmte ON fommeu0e RigSomme.
Sg itisut ban er Here 8nnge RiQiu.
mar, er ban life Inrgt ira at JORDAN.
De oen 6ormue, iom ban bar tient I
tit auiigts SbeS, men iom ban al.
orig fulot no oil fltrne rpSe. -
Gro Oenne SiItorie. boem ser bill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08

ten Ipber paa ubeereniet 8e.
eulering q.
angaoenbe 6orbolbet FOR apams
geofommenoe oplpite Sfaar unSer
0ebatten / Stortinget bl. a., at
Stslsmarferne bapoe ! ben 8rao pe.
ret eitertragtet, at Der bar Ell 80 for
Ifieuige if~plbIagte HarieIer oppe /
9aIen. "a man | Bergen toa Ela-
nerne op ON Opfisb ,og Regilerina
al bisie 9asorag, blep ser ienot
Isenter inopper til apom. 9isie fit
@ienSommerre poa SaonO; Wteitepor.
ten til meget rimelige &riier. lin.
ser Sorbanolingerne bar oct frem.
boIot, at SpbPmningcn oiIoe, iom
ier nGpnt, breie iig on 4, beiit 3 Me.
ter. Smfring t90S-O9 oor 6egu.
IeringspIanen omtrent fEroig, % oa
rptfeoes oct, at oct gioI0t 10 til 90
ReterS SpoGmning; bet oil meo on.
ore Orb iige, at Stslcr % Saune.
gauge oil blipe lagt nn0er Sano!
"a ser par Sale on III mirlore
SpSpnming, bapoe apam$ Serreos.
itpre erflGret, of Oct Inlet bapoe at
inopenoe moo en- &onceS lion; men 90
DC me Hegulerinssploner bIep be.
fienbt, forlangte SerreoSItpret at
faQ WnDel / Ifaifterrle.
aoncesiion paa &cauIering al
Samnangerpasoraget bIep gipet for
ct Siosrm al so Ior % meo Ell
aarIig Night til aommntnerue al 80
Gre pr. Seitefrait.
Sc beoite 9eitesmarfcr lager /
RGrbeben al @anoet. Gn Spoonn.
ming al t5-22 Meter er enSbetp.
oen0e me6 Ell pRIentiig Iorrrin9eIie
al S9trenes g9rbi.
Slime Selestpeit bar for noole
gar iiben opfsrt ct goOt SGterbus
paa "SGgret" peo Solmopuno. Oct
raa III flutes. 2igeino SGterbuiene
peo 6et ooenforIiggen6e SotabotS.
oano. Higtignof bleu Oct nogle Srrs
OreOe &roner til 9eliug, men be lie.
ite inbier mi, at SeberIaget paa in.
gen Wan6e bar tiliuarenoe Dem Scr.
Noiforringelie, iom for nIe SiOer er
~opergoaet bette Sielbitreg, ser berer
til @pgOenS ppperite 9eiteitrpfnins
ger.
Irbei6crpartiet / Saroan9er (pG.
ientIig Sboa) bar for fommleltoe
StortingSpalg nomineret Sr. Io.
junft Sorgeir @isruaroa. San rei-
ier for Sioen runbt / @aronnger og
bolber 6oreOrag ON Eartiets Salg.
program.
$ CONNER nebligebolote8 autos
mobiltrafit mellem 8oiS % Gibe. De
reiienoe er bel fornsiet meo Den baos
De bllrtige og beba9elige Seforbring.
NpIig inotraf imiolertio ct llbclo,
iom let fllroe faaet meget aloorlige
Selger. Sect to IutomobiIer mpb.
tes % ifulbe pasiere bperanore, CLEO
Den enc rtofor 8cien og neo | Glpen;
Easia9ererne falot | Sonbet og lit
Sframmer o. minbre 9eifaoiaelier.
gutonlobilen blep soelagt. Sapoe
oct pGret bsiere uofor 8eien, piloe
bel ingen bape fommet ira Oct meo
2ipet.
Set meIbeS fra Ssrfioroert, al
@aarbbruger 2ors Slien 8ienne ira
&iniarpif Sogn fulbieileoe og ont
fom / Sioroeu melem Sienne cg
Iingsen. Gen f~orllpffebe omtoles
iom en- iielOeu agtet og afbolot
Wano.
Sea begpnote bette 9rep meb Sm'
tole al @eiret og SsIhubiigterre cg
faor ogIaa lutte meO bette @mne,
ga, MI bar hi Ga facet rigeligt Hegn,
Tom fom bel meo, ga Banomangel
por inotraaot paa ilere Steber. Eao
gerpe / Siiteie mootte mar ! Here
uaer fisre Sanb lige fra GiIteieel'
ben. Siffert err set, at | begge Ser
aenbusamterne bar Ssrfen giort me-
gen Sfabe.
giIteis ben 1Obe au9uit 1912.
81 6. Sfaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-08
Nor tnue Gar iisen. get Ct

Sor tpuc gar iSen. Set er nj,
tpbe aar iioen~, ifrioer Mr. Sreo
Gmfee ira Spatoma. Winn., "at
altrifo beIbreoe6e mig for @iet, %
iioeu 0eu Stb bat oeu natlrrligots
p9ret Dor Sitsmeoiein."
3et er toiliomt, ON Ser iinoes no
gen Ieoiein, iom er bleoen iaa nsie
forblmoet meO Sieumet iour Or. Be
tiers Surifo. Zen iaaes oirefte ira
laboratories giennem Speciaf- 4eeri-
ter oniot AZ @ierne, Or. Better Sahr.
men & Cons Co., 1875 60. Sopne
aue., Chicago, Sa.
Advertisemsut.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-17
PONY POLO AT THE
POST is PROSPECT
Match Booked for Next Sun
dav Between Fourth Cav
airy and Toltec Club.

The Fourth cavalry is going after
their enemy. the TOltec club. out on
the post polo grounds next sunday af-
ternoon- One feature Of the game will
be the playing of some new polo ponies,
imported from Mexico.
The dobbins were recently imported
from the CorralitOs ranch, down in Chi
huahua, and are destined for the east
ern market and due to show at some
OF the eastern polo matches But be
fore leaving for the interior the stock
viii be tried out by the FL PasO pat
rons Of the long mallet.
In the last play some two months
ago the city club bested the army
players good and plenty But the cav
airy officers are expected to come
back IN fine shape and sporty play is
expected
The match viii begin at $50 and will
consist OF four periods. The respect
i've lineups viii probably be as fol-
lows
ToItec: Warrington ]. Davis .. Beers
8. Hines 4.
Fourth cavalry: Milton /. CuIlum ?,
Cheney 8. DoUgherty T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-17
POPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE
MARRIED. AT SOLOMONsTILLE

SolOmOnsTilIe, Ariz-. Nay 16.-At the
home of J. n H Gillespie. brother OF
the groom. Queenie Holman was mar
ried 10 Albert Gillespie, Judge Palley
performing the ceremony. The groom
is the youngest son OF W. A Gillespie.
a large ranch owner and cartlemau re-
SIDING near town he IS also the twin
brother OF Mrs Walter TidWel. The
bride is the daughter OF Mrs George
Duncan and has taught school the past
year
from Coronado. where she had been
visiting her friend, Mrs Howard Parks,
for a week past
Mrs. c. E. Norman and daughter.
Mrs. Clark, were Stafford visitors this
week
H W Bishop was in Stafford on
business
The Aid society met with Mrs. ". A.
Gillespie Tuesday at her home just
west OF town.
H F. Courier, who taught the school
at Sanchez last year. has purchased a
piece Of land about four niles from
Stafford He intends 10 raise chickens
for market.
Rev Ed OIbony has returend from
Clifton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-17
WINKLER TOWNSHIP
MPAHY DIss0LVE5
UnsOld Property Is Divided
Among the Company
Stockholders.

Kermit. Texas. May 1.-THE Winkler
County Townsie company. owner OF the
townsite OF Kermit. has dissolved and
divided the unsold property among the
different share holders
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Coats. OF Loving
ton, n n have been among old friends
IN and al ound Kermit the last few
days
r y. Gum is contemplating moving
his stock Of merchandise TO Barstow.
D. c. Coats has bought the Gaynor
Miller and John Callison stocks OF cat
tie and has moved them TO his ranch
near LOvingtOu. n NJ
John CalHsOn is having a six room
residence erected on his ranch, about
10 miles north Of Kermit
John A. Stuart. a merchant Of PyOte,
spent a day in Kermit
County commissioner J. n. Joiner is
in New Mexico this week superintend-
ing. the drilling OF a well on the Beck
ham ranch
Assessor Of taxes Jim Payne is in
Kermit this week before the board OF
equalization with his 1912 tax rolls
Justice of the peace n F. Cannon
mas returned from L0viugtOn. y. IL,
where he has been for several days.
Kermits public school has closed for
the season
Sheriff w A. Priest has returned
from Pecos and other points down the
T. & p and p. y. s railroads
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-17
HERALD NEWsIES
TO SEE THE SHOW
viii Be Out Tonight to
Laugh and Cry With
Salvation Nell. "

There is going to be dead oozles"
of fun at the FL PasO theater tonight
It will be one of the nights that
salvation Nell" will never forget, no
matter where she travels-even though
in the sweet bye and bye she visits
the planet Mars in an alrship to show
the people Of that sta1d old planet now
a bowery stfrs up excitement and in
flames the spirit of Jest in a real
live. fun loving, mirth provoking
world.
What's going to happen out Of the
ordinary. did yOu ask
Why. The Herald news boys will be
at the theater in a body to greet SALIVA
tion Nell" absorb some Of the lessons
and shout at some Of the fun she IS
going TO paint on a Salvation army
banner for them.
They win be the guests Of the FL
Paso Herald. the paper that employs
them. Therem be big boys, little
boys. tow headed boys, red headed
boys. all with bright eyes, large
hearts, clean faces, active wits and
happy souls.
They viii be all dressed up and q
large flag viii mark the spot where
they will be congregated, demonstra-
tive Of the patriotism Of the news
les" who handle The FL PasO Herald
And they will carry this flag in a
street parade prior TO going 70 the
theater.
salvation NeIl' will never look into
brighter faces. Who knows but she
will see in that bunch a future presi-
dent of the United States. a congress
man. United states senator, q second
Thomas A Edison or Oliver CROMWELL
Among these boys may be the future
savior Of a race OF benefactOr Of a ma
ton.
Pulitzer. Gen Grant. James Gordon
Bennett. James A Garfield. James G.
Blaine and many other great men
were "neWsies" 10 commence with.
And why has not an FL Paso Herald
boy as good a chance as any Of these2
Salvation NeI's story is one fllustra-
tive Of the bOundlessness Of human Life
downward or upward-Of the pOssibili-
ties Of a human heart with a viii to
accomplish things
The "newsies" viii be benefited by
#
That's exactly what The Herald
wants
They will be tickled from head TO
heels with IL.
That's also The Herald's desire
The Herald invites all its -newsies"
to this feast Of fun and lesson OF life
And il viii do the old folks good 10
see these boys there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-17
HURLEY CHILDREN GIVEN
PICNIC ON THE BEE RANCH

Hurley. Y n, May IA picnic will
be held Saturday al the Bee ranch for
the Sunshine and Buds Of Promise
classes of the Sunday school Mes
danes JOurdin and Westermann viii
accompany them
Mr.. and Mrs. W Dryden are moving
this week 10 Deming, where they go 10
live out a claim.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Dryden have re-
turned from Deming
Mrs. Keats's mother. Mrs Aldridge,
Of Mexico, who has been with her for
some time, has returned 10 her home
Mr.. and Mrs Merrill, Of Alagill, New,
are new Corners in the camp
The Messrs- TretherVey are on trip
to the northern part OF the state
Miss Warner. OF Central, has been
spending a few days IN the camp with
her friend, Miss Blanche Bleumm-
Rev Mr.. WithrOw, the Baptist pas
tor. Of this place. filled his regular ap-
pointment here He breaches here the
second Sunday in each month
Mrs. Stewart. who has been for 10
days the guest OF Mrs. Oberholser. has
returned TO her home, in San MarciaL
She made many friends while here,
who win always be glad TO see her in
the camp.
Mr. McCullom was Joined this week
by his wife and baby, OF salt Lake
City, Utah. He has been here for about
six weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-17
STANLEY is MAKING
GOOD TIME ON TRIP
Globe Man Reaches ROdeO
and Goes on West To
wards DOUGLAS.

Rodeo. n NJ May 17.-Wiu shan
ley's Globe car left Stafford yesterday
morning shortly after 10 o'clock and
made excellent running time to Lords
burg.
Quite a number Of prominent SAT
ford men gathered to see the Globe
circle" car off, including John J.
Birdno. Z. W. Clayton, A G. smith
Messrs. Weber, Fern. Norris and otn-
CPS.
The Graham county people expressed
their determination TO initiate NOR
good road work at once CONSIDERABLE
work is being done and great deal
more planned.
The road over the Mesa from Sol
omonsviIle, is very fast and was easily
negotiated At Duncan the car was
met by the Greenlee county road super
visor. S. T. Await. and by G. H. Knox,
Of the FL Paso Bridge company, who
are building a $4,000 bridge across
the ella river at that point. Mr.
Await stated that he will leave to-
morrow for an investigation OF the
road from Duncan TO Stafford and take
notes for Improvements and culVerls-
The bridge at Duncan is being rap
idly finished and viii contain 400 feet
steel and zoo hundred trestle-
The Globe car is touring and not al
tempting TO speed. At gait consls-
tent with the comfort OF the occu-
pants ana Tor the EOou OF LL4I al LtAS
trip was made from SattOrd TO LOrus-
burg in four hours and 25 minutes
The Marmon car behaved splendidly
all Of the way. Not a puncture was
sustained nor a complication Of any
kind encountered as We l.
AT Rodeo the car remained for the
night and left for Douglas early this
morning. The road from LOrdsburg TO
Rodeo is excellent with the exception
of kinks and wigwagtngs which pre-
me r-GaHf ina al
miles per hour and an average speed
Of 20 or 25 Considerable sand was
encountered just west Of Granite pass.
otherwise the road is in good condition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-17
TO PREVENT ANY
TROUBLE AT FIGHT
Rebels at Juarez Guarantee
Safety to American Visit
ors at Sundays FIGHT.

To prevent any disorders at the
Nritcheu-Herrick 20 round battle in the
Jaurez bull ring Sunday afternoon, reb-
el officials Of that city viii have 20
guards on duty IN the arena Also,
they have given a written guarantee
of safety to all foreigners visiting the
fight That Mitchell is Mexican ana
Herrick, an American, might cause
some heated feeling, was the rear OF
some interested in the fight
Also Earnest Stroud, financing the
Juarez Athletic association, Thursday
afternoon received his permit TO mold
Ihe fight The document. which looks
like a life insurance policy. is signed
bv Col Pascual OrOzcO, and bears al
sorts Of seals and fussy things.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-17
CAN'T KEEP BROWNS
FROM BEING LAST
Yankees No Longer Play
Gooseberry; and That's
All There Is to 1t.
nA1TnN RTNYON.

.trW THE same man" said Mister
Jennings. tapping his interviewer
Lightly upon the chest 4 m me
,,-,- esr,e man with the very same
name who used to have a champion
shin baseball club Don't get confused
ebout that can get afftoaVlts 10
prove it The monicker Is Jennln 80
TeD-f-n-E-s-Ings - Jennings
Jennings. OF Detroit, and there's Tyruls
Cobb and or sam Crawford, and Del.
and a lot Of others on my bench tnat
--54b VET And won't believe what hat
scoreboard says until I get the o1ficial
-ef1T0s. I'm going TO leave by the
last boat"
ant old barbershop blast
ssYou sure can't keep them Browns
from Deing last"
The Yanks are no longer Playing
rooseberry in the American league
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-17
HURLEY BALL TOssERS
PLAY BALL AND DANCE

Hurley, n NJ May I'm the base
ball game which was played last Sun
day at Fort Bayard between the team
OF that place and Hurley. the score
stood il to ] in favor OF Hurley The
next game viii be played on the home
diamond between Hurley and santa
Rita
The baseball boys gave a social dance
last Saturday night A large crowd was
present These social dances viii be
given monthly throughout the summer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-17
BIG RANCH DEAL
MADE AT MIDLAND
Eastern Men Buy 100 Sec
tons Of Land and
MANY Cattle.

Midland, Tex. Nay 1T.-Ons OF the
largest deals OF recent years has been
made here. George G. Gray has sold
20 eastern buyers his ranch in Andrews
county This ranch consists OF nearly
100 sections OF land and in addition the
deal included 1000. two years old steers,
1000 cows and calves and quite a num-
Der OF horses The amount paid for
this property was S200,O00 The buy
ers have taken possession and are go
ing into the business OF raising Here
ford cattle on a large scale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-17
Local Data.
FL Paso Readings

pram given by the Abbott-De Fay
troupe Of vaudeville artists pronounce
Il Al. There are five acts. and the
price is only 90 cents for adults, 10
cents for children The curtain rises at
$50 and tickets are on sale at Ryan s
drug store Manager FOgg says You
VIII need no further invitation. If you
will only ask those who have seen
this interesting and laughable per
Torrance Of skilled artists in vaude-
vile. They give YOU the real thing.
Next week the James Lee Musical
Comedy company opens at the Air