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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-10
DEVELOPMENT
GLOBE AND MIAMI
TO HAVE CAR LINE
Engineers Look Over Route
Work Progressing on
Transmission Line.

Globe, Ariz.. Sept IO.-Engineers are
in the city looking over a route be-
tween Globe and Miami, a distance of
six miles, with a view of putting a.
trolley car line between the two towns.
Iney refuse to give infOrma ton as to
Whom they represent
1t IS known that there are two par
ties DESTROYS of putting in the line.
1hey are n. l. Amster, Of Boston, and
the Inspiration Copper company
Work on the electric power trans
mission line from the Roosevelt dam
10 the Miami mines is progressing rap
idly. The line will be IS miles long
and will supply 1000 kilowats to the
Inspiration Copper company and the
Miami Copper company. The power
house will be located at the dam The
wires will be strung on galvanized
steel towers set in cement bases The
line will cost over 100000. Irving G,
harris, of the reclamation service, is
IN charge of the work, which will prob
bly, be completed within nine months
Citizens of Globe and the ella valley
are interested in a petition being cir
culated IN ella and Graham counties
requesting governor Hunt to have the
conYictS build the uncontrolled six
miles of road between Stanley and Ara
Taipa. on the edge of the Crook Ma
tional forest in Graham county. If the
work is done, it will reduce the dis
lance to railroad facilities of that dis
trict by 40 miles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-10
BABY rs BORN WITH
INITIALS IN EYES AS
ALREADY NAMED

Philadelphia, Pa. Sept 10.-Physi-
clans at the jefferson Medical college
are attempting to explain the pre-
Eomena of initials continually mirrored
in the retina of the eyes of two year
old John Dugan of 1922 North 18th
street, this city.
MirrOred in his eyes are two distinct
letters of typographical design, each a
quarter of an inch high. They are the
initials Of the name decided upon BY
the boys parents before he was born.
That name was John Dugan, the name
the boy now bears. in the middle of
Johns right eye. as if imbedded in the
IRIS by the hand Of a fanatic master
surgeon, is the print of the type y"
IN the left eye is similarly set his other
initial. ID" The bary's father is 4
printer.
. Jonn Ougan was eXpectantly awaited
by his parents. and they decided upon
his name before he was born. He is
now more than two years old, and the
initials are still there. They are even
more plainly visible than they were
when John was born. The child's eye
sight is perfect and his health robust
His mind and conduct are normal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-10
Rivals Her Daughter
in Youthful Beauty
(From social RegisterN

A well-known society matron whose
youthful beauty is so we'll preserved
that she is regarded as her daughters
rival in this respect-though she does
not pose as suchAattributes her girl
ISM complexion chiefly to two things.
She says:
Il am convinced that creams, by
overlooking the skin and pores tend
to age the complexion. Mercolized
wax has just the opposite effect 1t
Keeps the pores clean, permitting them
to breathe, and removes dead particles
OF cuticle which are constantly ap-
pearing and which give the complex
ion that faded look. Whenever my
skin begins to get the least bit off
color, 1 go to my druggists for an
ounce Of mercolized wax; I apply this
nightly, like cold cream. for week or
so, washing it off mornings This is
what keeps my complexion so fresh,
white and velvety.
The absence of wrinkles and fab
biness ] owe to the use of a simple
face bath prepared by dissolving one
ounce of powdered saxolite in a half
pint witch hazel. This keeps the skin
tight and firm."-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-10
A. PHYSICIANS REPORT ON
TURERCUIOSVS MEnVCTNE

Have used Eckman's Alternative in
several cases of tubercular glands of
the neck, with excellent results every
time In one case it cost me $50, for
the girl was put on it only until she
could arrange to be operated, and in q
short time an operation was not need
ed 1 suppose your records are Just
as fine as Of old You know my faith
in it"
(originaI of physicians letter on
fne)
Eckman's Alternative is effective in
ether forms Read what Mrs. GarYin
Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Gentlemen: have gained twenty
two pounds since last February and
my baby is in perfect health. She is
now four months old I do not cough
or raise anything at all I believe my
lung trouble is cured"
(Signed Affidavit) MRS. N H GARVIN
Eckman's Alternative is effective in
Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat
and Lung Troubles. and in upbuiIding
the system Does not contain poisons
opiates or habit-fOrming drugs For
sale by Kelly & Pollard, Knoblauch
Drug Co, Peoples Drug Store. and 9TH
er leading druggists. Ask for book
let telling Of recoveries and write to
Laboratory. Philadelphia, Pa
for additional evidence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-10
THE HUSBAND QUESTION

The Dsagreeabe Comments
Sutton
By VIRGINIA TERHUNE VAN DE WATER
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-10
CLINT BAND ORGANIZED


Clint Texas. Sept 1O.-The organiza-
ton of the Clint corneu pand has been
completed and the II members who
have Joined have made an order for the
instruments, which are expected to ar
rive within two weeks. Monday and
Thursday nights OF each week will be
adopted as the regular practice nights,
and it is thought that within two
weeks the boys will be far enough ad-
vanced to play in public, as a num-
Der of them are old hands at the busf-
ness and have Joined with the inten-
ton of making a success. H. NJ. Wells
is the president and c. D. Humble sec
rotary, treasurer and leader The
members include Oscar Cheek. Oswell
Cheek, Henry Herring. James L Cobb.
August Sherer. Claud Elan. Harvey
Elan. d. L Peters, G. H. Wheeler. Prof.
Yarbrough. Lee Cummins, Shorty
White, John Carr. Karl G. Schairersand
Jack Mckinney.
The preliminary trial of Juan Bus
tillas, who, it was charged. while in
drunken frenzy set fire to and de-
strOyed house belonging to c. NJ
Mckinney, resulted in BustiHas being
bound over to the grand jury on
charge of arson. to which he pleaded
guilty. The house. which was q small
frame structure, was rented by Bustil-
las. All his household goods were de-
stroyed with the house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-10
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.


To George Beaudett, to erect a brick
cottage, 1929 Hawthorn street. esti-
mated value $4,000.
To F. G: Stiles, to build a one story
brick residence. POO block Montana
street; estimated cost $4,000.
TO NJ Santillan, to erect an adobe
1928 Te6as-Pacific street; estimated
To J. w Bradt, to remodel building.
S$3d Alameda avenue; estimated cost
To A. A. Escontias. to build rom
crete porch, 261S Wyoming street; es-
timated cost s35.
Deeds Filed.
Ell Paso county, Tex-Josephine
crosby to Charles n. Bassett, so acres
IN grant made by state to Juan and
May %, 1912.
Ell Paso county, Tex-Ed W. CIoney
to Nancy Burke, south portion of sur
Xey $50; consideration $50; Sept 6,
North side of La Luz, between stew
ems avenue and Travis street-Sidney
Williams to Ray H. Kinchloe, lots 3 to
3, block 4, Government Hill; consider
alton S675; Aug. Is, 1912.
Northeast corner of Douglas and Ce-
bada streets-Mary Magruder and hus-
6and to John W. Phillips and Aloysee
S. Phillips, lots l and 2, block 1872, East
FL Paso; consideration 1925; Sept 6,
South side of Bliss. between Cebada
anu Lula SlI6GlS-El- w. mitchell anu
wife to Z. o. Holly, lot "a and wester-
" Is feet of lot %, block 12O, East Ell
1912
Northeast corner of La Luz and Ira
Wis streets-Joseph H Lonsdale to
Helen G. Caplinger, lots l to 5, block
10, Government Hill; consideration
$1,000; Sept. 5, 1912.
Licensed to Wed.
Cruz Espinosa and Maria Gonzales.
Ventura Rodriguez and Andrea Con
zales.
Frank O. Beatty and Willie Stevens.
Ascension Estorga and Epifania Mar
tinez.
Automobiles Licensed.
1901-B- Dubinski, 1920 Rampant
street; two passenger Black
1922. W. Taylor, Las Cruces, n.
NJ; two passenger Carter.
1093-Cavin Brothers, 1405 Montana
street; five passenger Buick
BirthS-GirIs.
To Mrs. Sicilio Carreon, 1908 South |
street; Sept 1.
To Mrs. AsenciOn Moreno, 1910 Ninth |
street; Sept. 8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-10
DEVELOPMENT
TUCUMCARI PUSHES
CREAMERY PROJECT
Radical Changes Planned in Water De-
partment of Tueumearf; New
Residence icing RuiIf.

IucumcarI, n NJ, Sept. 1O.-The
movement to establish a creamery at
TINS point, which has been under con-
sideration for several monfbs bas
taken definite shape with a call for a
meeting in this city today to consider
an oTTer OF J. L Flemister from the
county to furnish 500 pounds of cream
daily towards running the plant
The city of Tucumcari has asked for
sealed bids for the tapping of the CITY
mains 1t is said that radical changes
are being planned in the water DEPART
ment of the city
The foundation Of the c. V. Robin
son residence on South Second street
Is complete and work on the walls has
started The frame of the second floor
OF the Horne residence on Center and
Third streets was finished Saturday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-10
MONTERREY MEN TO BUILD
BIG HOTEL IN TAMPTCC

Monterey, Mexico. Sept ia num-
Der OF business men of this city are
busy in the promotion of a new hotel
building. in the city of Tampico. which
will be one OF the most modern struc-
lures OF its kind south of the Rio
lied for the erection of a handsome
200 room hotel
According to the present plans, the
MOTEL viii have a ball room, roof gar
den, public grill. swimming pool, gar
age, archery and tennis courts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-10
Idaho Falls. Idaho.
EARLY DOES NOT RECALL
DETAILS OF ACCIDEl

Barney Early, who was with T. F.
Davidson when he was killed in an
auto accident on Stanton street. was
downtown Monday afternoon for the
first time. Early was severely bruised
his knee was wrenched and his body
cut Mr.. Early says that he does not
remember anything after he had
warned Davidson to watch out for the
street car until he regained conscious
ness and does not know anything of
the details Of the fatal accident
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-10
MONTANA STREET PAVING
FINISHED; STREET

Montana street is at last paved and
open TO traffic. The street is now
paved eastward to Piedras street, the
western boundary of East Ell Paso,
giving a straight drive of over two
miles on a paved thoroughfare. From
the pOstoffice to the end OF the paving
on Montana street is more than two
and half miles. all on a paved sur
face The work of putting down the
new paving on Montana street has
been in progress about three months
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-10

GRADING STARTS ON
ORIENT TO STOCKTON
Fit. Stockton, Texas, Sept 1O-Grad-
ing has commenced on the Orient rail-
road from Stockton to Alpine and will
be pushed to completion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-10
Convicted Wan VIII Be shot.

Salt Lake City. Utah, Sept 10
Thomas Riley, who was with Harry
Thorne in holdup when Thorne shot
and killed an east side grocer, was
sentenced to be executed by shooting
October "a. He had been denied a new
trial Thorne is to die September rs
in the same way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-10
SAN MARCIAL SCHOOLS
HAVE GOOn ATTEND NC-Ia

San Marcial. n. NJ, Sept 1O-The
public schools of San MarciaI opened
Monday, with Mrs. c. R Brown, prin-
cipal: Miss Ida Roberts, Of Roswell,
teacher of intermediate grades, and
Miss Jeanette Ward, of Los Vegas. in
charge of primary work There was
an unusually large enrolment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-10
ans nv nunNu.

The ordinary cost of a Want Ad. in
The FL Paso Herald is 25 cents. It
reaches an average of about 10000
readers each issue.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
gGoInmbia SHrnpsrsiu@.

GoS am lesteu Sonutog i'm Cont
merlarten oes columbia Iurnber.
ems a~bgeboltene 9on3ert mar iebr
gilt beiudt.
@inc lleberrniduug bot cine bumo.
riitiidc Competition tiir 3 6aeotte,
betittelt Oie ,9eiOen Burner, porge.
tragen BON ocn Srrn. Sharbau uno
&caner; %iano 9egleitlng Serr
9abr. Serr aeaner, Elm IitgIieO
Der Mlariue aapeae, lit Der Com
pouiit oieies Quotes. Cine Bala0e
fiIr 6oqottiolo, eenannt oEurnboters
EiebeslieO" ebenfaus bon Serrn Sell
ner geibrieben unO porgetrogen. Mu1
batten 8urner mo 5rermOe @eIegen-
belt, Die iuuge 6ral, pel1e Serr
Sddrbou lid BON Samburg gebolt
bat, tcunen 81 lernen.
9lm foIgenOen Sonntag, Den %.
Slli, fommt folgenOes 9rogrOmm
sur Auffiibrun9:
I. @brenwode Marid, bon SeoH-
bart.
2. Suucrtiire p0i6ter unO Bauer"
bon Suppe.
3. @ol8er SLIDER uno @olo" bon
Sebnr.
A. Suite ~eiu Eog in geueOig" bon
@tbel gteoen.
5. 4NIte Samcraoen". MarId bon
8eife.
6. Der brape SolOatg bon Oscar
StrauB.
Z. @ol8er Die edIittfdubIaufer"
bon @aloteufel.
8. Eotpouri u&ur5 un0 grbauIi6"
BON S6neioer.
8. y&e0erie grtoie" BON Same.
10. vMelooien aus Dem @~GterIan0e"
bon aliefen.
II. Selection Der 2uB~ BON 8iebrer
~. @aIopp nStiirmiid in 2ieb uno
Son5" bon S. StrauB.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
8ic Elm Namcnsnetter gefa6rlid
lueroen faan.

Der peniionierte 8oIi3iit SO. s.
Marr por fiir8li6 in @efobr, leine
Sobres : @eniion BON $500 ouf $t2
6eruntergeieBt 5u erbolten. Gin &.
s. Morr Itano in oen 0teuer6iidcrn
Der StoOt ais nielfaher @atseiger.
timer, uno Die 0iitrifts Gommiiia-
re bielten ibren 8enniion0r fir Den
betreffenoen Mam. 0iarr bate wobl
nidts oagegen gebabt, Elm gliiflif-
er Saiisbeliber 81 ieiL aber oa er
es 81 leiltem 2eiomeien nidlt lit, mar
er geltern frob, ieine Yeniion ourd)
ben gtafpeis retten 5i tounen, DAB
iener SO. s. Mtorr mlr ieir gtamens-
better lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
Der aIten Seimat slt.

Sros Ser i60nen lllo anmutiqen
llngebung, Del6e oie @iaa @irfle
III SuitIano. in Ser gtG6e BON @oib-
ington @errn ii. 5rau &arl 8irfle ge-
DGbrt, lit bel Dem bieoern oeliti6en
@bepaar Dor Ginger 3eit oas Ser
langen, bic olte @eimotb in 0eutl6=
lalo no6mals 81 leben, alifgeitiegen,
DAB iie iid erltidlolien, Die &eiie iiber
Sen groBen Sei9 5lt MAIDEN, un0 10
i6ifften iie ii6 oenn am Mittpo6 in
Baltimore auf Dem 9ampfern Nefar"
Oes N~orooelttiAen 2loDo na60 eutid-
lano elm. Su ibrer @eieli6aft befin-
oct iid SRI. Soiepbine 8irfle. Sic
meroen Sloenburg uno Soben3onern,
Der Seimat Der 8irfles, aitsge0ebnte
8eIu1e %ob1tatten.
@Gbreno ibrer Mbnelenbeit miro
Die 8iua BON Dem 8ruoer oesO eltti6s
lanoreiienoeu @errn 2eopoI0 9irfle
permaItet uno er miro oarauf ieben,
OaB oie Sriidte Ser 6eIoer uno Gar
ten geoeiben, unO Dem S1ten Oes I'm
frauts alf ben idattigen @egen unO
in BEN geeten 0es Sallsgortens miro
er perionli6 feline Belt tpiomen. Gem
@bepaor 8irfle niini6t oas Sour
nal" gliidlide &eiie uro frobe @ie-
oerfebr. - Dab oas Sournal in Der
Somilie 8irfle licbe uno quite Srellil-
De beiibt, benefit Ser ltmitano, ooB
bier MitglieOer oerielben, ndmlif
Garl, 2eopol0, @ugen uno Battles
8irfle 9lbonnenten uno An5eigefun-
Den oes uSournals" iino.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
Der nnaeIaOsne 9icuOIucr.

@ie oft iton lit gegeu Ole Sono-
bobimg Oes nuugelaOeuen &epolucrs"
geipro6en uno geidriebcn morOen,
aber INNER limo es wieoer @ormibi
&c oOer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., oie
Den ShaOeu Oopon baben ScBt licQt
Der 14.i6brige gilbert ". Soncs BON
Der Georgia 9pe. nit elmer auael
mlm0e i'm llnterleib i'm y@arfielo.
SoipitaI. Der .lngelaOcne Geuol
per" trGgt ole Shulo. Soncs unO
lein Altersgenoiie 8oul Denis BON
Der 8arf Apenlle ipicIten in Dem
Seim oes &ebteren NIT eillcm gie.
Uolper, Der ungelaOen icin iollte obcr
III 8irflidfeit geloOen mar. unO ais
Dents mebrere Wlale oboriidte, Inn
Dem 5reunO 81 5eigen, mie Die @aife
arbeite, fradte pl0Blid elm SduB
lnO Sones iant idmer a%etroffeu ME.
Der.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
GuOIid ~irO sr i'd anfISisu,

Gas @noe oes 5Ieii6truIts lit &C.
fommen.
Die ogationol @oding Co., 10
loutet Der oifi5ieae giome oes 6leii6-
Fruits, idreitet sur Seilung Der $50
@eieuidafteu. tpel6e ibr a%ugeb0ren.
Saut zines ieitens Der National Bad=
ing SO. erlaiienen Ruuoidreibens
Deroen Die ein3elnen @eleuidafteu
Den Orei Saiipt : Sntereiielten @r-
mour, Worris uno Smift 5llgeteilt.
Die @eiellidaften, peIde Die gIati-
onal Safing 60" biloeten repro
iettiren Elm RapitaI bon 80 Miaio-
len Dollars. Die guiloluue Oes
fruits erfolgte, Inn nelle BON Der
8unoesregierung bereits anbdnqig
geino6te alagen 81 berbiiten uno 10
eillem nodmoligen, longpierigen @e-
rldtsuerfabreu bor5rbeugen. Sn Dem
eriten JtilnOi9reiben perOen 46 Sir
men geiannt, pelde fortan bon Der
Irmour-@ OmpanD betrieben meroen.
8eitere Bitten, pelde Die grt unO
8eiie Der Serteilung 3eigen, tperOeu
oenln19it peroffentlidt.
Isle Oieie @erteilung Der ein5el-
men @eieui6often inter bic 8ernal-
tlrg Der Orei Soupt : SAterelienten
Der rytationaI 8ading 60" Oen
6leiidtruit aufloien fam, lit 3mor
l6per ein8uieben, uno 8unoes : 0i-
ltrtttsonlDalt @ilferion erfl1rte nah
9urdIidt Oes &itnoi9reibens: vaei-
ne HomensGnOerung, ionoern nur ei-
ne ablolute uno oefinitipe @~ufloiunq
oes 6leiid.Sruits miro BON Der Bum
ocsre9ierung angenommen". Der
Flan Der 6leii6 : Magnaten muB bis
lpdteItens gum /. Altguit ser &egier-
tlilg 3ilr gegutadtung u~nterbreitet
mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
Snriid in Oas eanO icincr @c6nrt,

PIN Mitttpo6 9l6eno traf nod
idoner 6abrt Scrr E6omas SsIcr,
Elm Neffe oes Serolsgebers oes
rSoirnols~ Serrn Gopt. G6as. Z.
S6Wegler, BON 3iirid in ser Sdmei3
bier elm. Serr Ssler lit eli gebore-
ner Imerifaner, puroe ieooh I'M Al-
ter BON 2 Sabren, no6oem Gater uu0
Miitter ~geitorben tparen, bon leiner
Gante, Die ipieoer in ole olte geliebte
Seimatb 3uriidgine, mitgenommen.
@r genoB BORT cine CUTE S6ulbiloung
lernte etlide Spra1en mo biloete
lid ais 9unItidIolier aus. SEER So
ler bdlt iid ~OorlGufig bel Ser Semitic
oes Serrn @bos. z. S6pegler. 1929
s StraBe, q. 80, olf. @ir beiBen
Den iungen Wann ber5li6 miafom-
men. aaS
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
saft nnO @iGiun.

&rdiioent 8oft uno @ouperneur
8ilion Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tert Der republifanil6en begin. oemo-
fratiiden Bartei iperoen pabri1ein-
lid gelegentli6 oes amerifauii1en
&ongreiies fir Den neutrality-suspicious.
Der in Der 3eit BON 30. September
bis 5. Sftober in Atlantic gitp abge-
boIten miro, 5uiammentreffen. 8eiOe
Serren baben nGmlid @inlaoungen
erbalten, gelegentli6 oes Gongreiies
ibre @nli6ten iiber Den amerifanii9-
en- 2anoltraBenbau gu ditBern.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
SOritmanns @adlaf.

9a Ser am 30. SUM obne 2eibes-
erben geItorbene S. S0en Sorltmanr
fein Eeftoment binterlieB, ernanntf
&idter @rigbt ben Serrn Gorco-
ran Ebom, ben 8ice : Brdiioenteu
Der .Mmerican Security unO SruIi
Co., gum @erpalter oes Na6laiieS
oes REINFORCEMENT, Der etmas iiber
$4,000 in @ertpapieren betr6gt
Ole @rben oes 8~eritorbenen Iino Del.
fen S6weitern. 5rou 2ouiie 8oi1
in @aibington uno 6rou @tbelSmal
in Toronto, Canada.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
5cicrte @ebnrtstas.

Seineu So. @eburtstog feierte am
pergangeneu Sonntag &err &orl
@uBIer, go. 317 2iniportb 9loce, g.
Us. 3ablreid poren Die 8ertuonoten
nno 6reunoe oes @eburtstogstinoes
eridienell, nm nit ibm ben Gag in
rcdt frobliber uno Iuitiger @eiIe 8u
oerleben. Speiie uno Grant CAB es
IN Siiae uno 6iiae, uno Die iorgiame
Sausfrau bot oaes arlt mas Slide
mo Seller MIR 81 bieten bermoften.
lln50bligc MoIe lieB man oas @e.
bnrtStagstino bodleben, unO tDuroe
0id Oerglei6en MaIe oie 4riige ouf
oas @obl oes @efeierten qeIeert.
9todtr0glid ber3Ii6e Graduation.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
Die Ginmad5eIt riidt bsran.

Die iorgiame Sausfrou iaft iest
ibre @inmadgldier uno 9annen pie-
Der 5uiammen nm iie nit @ittem
mo 2eferem fir Den @inter al fill.
len. God, 0 @raus, monder DedeI
ieblt, ulo man6er St0pieI lit perIc-
rem gegangen. 0a aber bilft Sam.
6. &alib. go. 3t8 - Ste Strabe,
q. 81, welder elm boalt6noiges
Eager bon alien Sorten @orfen uno
INSTRUMENTATION ouf Eager bat.
8erft oesbolb Oie alien 6laiden niGt
fort.
alld bat Serr 3aub fir 8irte Die
beIten @olitur- uno MetalpuspuIber,
mie: 8arpoliib. gSoraa, Sbinon unO
9udeD tets porr1tig.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
@sr be5abIt Die stenern?

0as Sub @omite oes &eprGien'
tontenbouies, Oas lid nit Der Inter
i1d1ltna ser bieiiqen Steuerperbolt'
uiIie befaBt, fiinoigte an, Dab es Der
@runDIteuerlilte @erte in Der Sobe
pom $l5OO00,000 b%iu3u5ufiigen &C.
oenft. @oriiber oes Counties lit Der
Stem gorfer Demofrat SenrD George
junior.
3u ben ,prominenten" Yerlonlidl-
feiten, oeren @al6ite ldderlid nieorig
eingeI6Gbt iino, mGbrenO oas 8eliB-
tum Ser fleinen 2cltte nit Steuern
iiberbiiroet puroe, geboreu: Sarsan-
oerion, amerifaniider @elanoter III
9elgien; @m. S. 8ooromatt, Slater
BON sri. Mabel 8oaroman un0 6rdll
Crane, Die Satin oes 8unOes : Sc
motors Crane ponNlalladuletts Ser
bert 8u0smort6, G0iion 8raOleD,
Srau Morp Scott 8opnieuo, Sena-
tor Dupont bon 9elamare; Srau S.
&up @attin oes ne~ritorbenen Stats
Iefret1rs, uno 6raucis 0u1aD.
9os @eieb ihreibt cine tH-pro-
3entige Steuer oltf minoeitens 8pei
0rittel Oes @ertes Dor. @ie Dem Sc
iebe in einigen Der fIagrantelten Sal
len @eniiqc geleiitet pilrOe, 5eigen
folgenoe bon Dem Gomite nod einge-
benoen llnteriudungen ermitteltegei-
lpiele:
Gas 2eiter'ide Salis lit $350,000
inert unO auf $4,000 eingel61Bt;
ser @runo oltf 1925 pro 4naorat-
Suit itott $t5.
Sci no1ltebenOen 9olditen lit Der
llnteridieo 8piiden Dem mirfliden
@erte uno Dem BON Den @inib1bern
3ur 8elteuerung angeiebten 8erte
pie folgt:
8oaromon' Saus $4,000 ltatt
$48. 900; @r1tnO, So itott $3.50.
@aosportb's Saus ~ $250,00O
Itatt 100000; @runo, $t5 itatt Sc.
4noerions Saus - $650,000 itott
$250,O0O; @runo, SO ltatt SO.
Sopnieno's @alts ~ 100000
Itatt $4,000; @rrnO, Sc ltatt So.
Der BON Dem BERT. Sap erbaltte
StoneIeigb Tolait an Der Gonnecti-
CIT Ipenue uno 2-StraBe, $780,
900 ltott $430,O00; Der @runo, $12
ltatt "a.
@uf Der onoern settle entoedte 0os
@omite, 0oB Ser Steuerpert Der elem
oen SoI3biitten in Ser @iuom Sree
9[aeD, MOO $500 Meni6en 8uiom-
men gepferdt un0 feline mo0ernen
8erbeiferungen borbanoen itno, i'm
leBten Steueriabre BON 20 Bis 4C
8ro3ent erbobt muroe. @enige Gage
ipGter erfldrte Die SunitGtsbeboroe
Die gan8e Sdrierreibe ais unaeeignei
gum 8epobnen uno oronete Die SHE
oerreiBung an.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
Niitdel Dcrurteilt.

Sobu Mit6el, Der Gice Sefretor
Der Americon 5eoerotion Of Sabor,
Der nit Dem &rdiiOenten @ompers
uno Dem SefretGr Morrilon Dor ct.
lifen @o9en Der OiiBa1tuug oes
@eri6ts iAuloig befunOen worOen iit
muroe am Oienitag BON Gidter
8rigbt 81 elmer @efdngnisitraie bon
9 Monaten perurteilt. Wlitdel mar
bel Der llr~teilsf0lung nidt 5ugegen,
uno fem Anmalt a%ppeaierte iofori
nod Der 8erfiinOigung gegen Den
Sprn9.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27

81 m Mittpod puroe i'm Senat Die
SunorD : @ipil : 8eniligungsDor-
lage, Die $116,O0O,OO fir oie3wede
Der oerihieoenen gfegierungspcrmal-
tungen ausipri9t, angenommen. 0ie
8eDiaigungen oes Senats iiberitei-
gen Die oes Sauies Inn ungefGbr &c.
uno mag oieie 0ifferena in
gemeiniamer @onferen3 beroten tuer-
Den.
Die wiftigiten Eeile Ser 9orlaae
iino: $225,00O fir oie Earifbebor0e,
$35O,000 fir oie Steuer : grbebunq,
$500, 900 fir 8efGmpfung BON Geu-
den uno Der 8ubonic 8Ioge; $780,
900 fir ben offentIiden 2anooienIt,
uno $257,000 fir gerbeiierungen i'm
NationaI -Yarf. @egen oas 8oriabr
baben ii9 oie9lusgaben INN SIG, OO0,-
900 berringert.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-27
9ie 9mmmen uerbcu uidJt ale.

8arnum botte re6t, ais er Iagte,
0as amerifanii6e @olt noble be
bimbuggeo~ iein. General : Yolt-
meilter Sit1eod beridtet, 0oB in Die
fem 2anoe Die 2eute, Die nidt ale
weroen, olir6 i9pinoelbafte Inter
n%ebmungen, Die bon Snipeftoren oes
Boltoepartements aufgeoedt tpuroen
unO nobel 1868 8erionen in Die Ma-
-iden oes @eiebes gerieten, i'm lebteu
6isfaliobre I'M $3.50, 100000 bemo-
gelt noroen fin0. 9as lin0 $780,
100000 mebr ais i'm o%orbergeben-
ben Sabre.