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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-21
1uprY-rHIRD YEAR "a PUBLICATION
n Years Ago Today
From The Herald This Date 1soo

George Fitzgerald came in from ARR
iona today
r. NJ Thomas went up to Las Vegas
this morning
Engineer Cunningham. Of the G. H.
is on the sick list
j. Fitzgerald of the G. H. shops. has
left for Houston Texas
General live stock agent Hall Of the
7. & p. arrived this morning
j. II. McCutcheOn left for a trim
through New Mexico this mornnig.
A marriage license was issued today
to Louis B. Want and Miss Alice 3
Wood
Mrs. NJ Yoakum. Of this city. left
over the T. & p this afternoon for
Fort Worth.
J. A. smith returned from santa Cat.
alma, Calf, this afternoon after
short stay with his family, which viii
remain there all sumner.
The new silk flag viii certainly be
raised over the c. H. shops on the
Fourth of July. The flag is one OF
the best in the state
Miguel Ahumada. son of governor
Ahumada- arrived on the T. & P This
morning from POughkeepsie, N Y
where he has been attending school
The extension Of the i. p. & n E.
has reached point three miles be-
yOnd Three Rivers, and is moving 10
the coal fields at the rate Of one mile
a day
Felix Martinez will endeavor to have
the celebrated Mexican band which win
arrive tomorrow night. on its way to
Las Vegas. n n, give concert in the
plaza here.
Today is the Iognest day in the year
and December p is the shortest. The
difference is probably accounted for
by the fact that heat expands. and
cold contracts
Engineers Ramsey. Bader. March.
Mast, SiminO, Johnson. Burroughs Star
key, Lynes and Cunningham are the
first 10 on the c. H. coal record for
the month OF May
William Grey is in the city He
recently purchased a number. Of cat
tie in California with the intention OF
shipping them TO Mexico, but was pre-
vented 5y the quarantine law
Engineers HandibO and Starkey OF
the g. H., have concluded that life is
not worth living in this climate and
have left for ClOudcrOft. where thew
viii do nothing but breathe and eat.
Engineer H H DOckham- who has
for the past y years been on the Tue
son division OF the Southern Pacific,
has been. by his own request trans
TERED TO this division with headQuar-
ters in this city
Yesterday evening chief LOekhart re-
ceiVed second telegram from Van
horn. saving that 8 w CoWan was
not wanted there as first stated and
authorizing his release from custody.
Inc cllef lost no time in Cmplying
with the instructions.
Arrangements for the hook and lad
der excursion 10 TObOEgan July 4 have
been perfected in every detail and the
prospect now is that an immense
thrOnE viii take ADVANTAGE OF the oc-
casIon TO visit ClOudcrOft and for a
good time in the mountains and woods.
The entire hook and ladder company
nave been appointed a committee TO
maintain good order
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-21
hear a burglar.

feat Of returning to the office %
minutes before time.
When he saw Brown in the tea shop.
Z the horrible suspicion had borne in
upon him that someone other than the
assistant senior clerk was Imprisoned
in the lit StemmlngS had practically
confirmed the suspicion Who the 9TH
er person was, Jones hardly dared to
imagine.
Trusting open the swing doors. he
CdSncd across the spacious show room
70 the lltt. There was no1-cOmmital
kind or silence hanging over it that
struck a vague fear to the young mans
nearJ- lie closed the gate and pressed
the button.
If Mr.. Jones could have stepped IN
der the down coming lift and convert
ed IL into an automatic juggernaut
he would have welcomed the OppOr-
tunity. The sight of the now calm,
ominOus face of TOdbury Finch struck
cold despair into his heart
The partner stepped out in silence;
then he turned around on the expect
ant clerk with alarming shrewdness-
Did you do it2" he snarled
Now had Mr. Jones been possessed OF
greater presence of mind or been a
more accomplished disciple of Ananias.
he might have offered flat and indis-
nant denial; but he did not.
I'm sorry, sir he stammered. Il
thought it was Brown"
You did. did you2" said Mr.. Finch.
Come up to my office at Once.'
Jones followed him meekly.
Now explain it exactly" the chief
commenced
Jones perceiving the only possible
avenue Of escape was the truth, made a
clean breast of the whole affair.
I see, said Mr.. Finch. after a depress-
ING silence y on were playing a prac-
teal Joke. I happened to be the vic
tim Most unfortunate for both of US
Mr. Jones I must ask you to seek an
other employment A weeks notice.
Thank you"
The worst had happened. Reality is
seldom worse than authorization Jones
whistled jauntily as he left the room.
Having thus vented his spleen. Tod
bury Finch, Esq, lay back on his chair
and pOndered-
Shortly after O'Clock he went out to
lunch he ran into a shouting newsbov
on the street. Mr.. Finch understood
the burden of his song. It was. Two
o'clock result Piperl"
Who won the race2r asked Mr.. Finch.
handing the boy a coin.
Felix said the youngster prompt
''Felix",.-increduIously. How about
The boy eyed the partner pityingIy.
Also ran o'course," he said Back
Mr.. Finch could not conceal his ex-
Good. Good" he calculated.
Wot! Glad e lorst2' said the boy.
eS. rather, said the partner, and
turned his face towards the office;
while the newSbOy looked after him,
doubling the sanity of the world.
Mr.. Finch was of a mercurial tenn
permanent The fact that Bluebell had
lost turned spleen into positive jubi-
lation- The period he had spent in
the lift had saved him so pounds
Bluebel was supposed to be a cert"
AFTER all betting was a mugs game"
He thought he would drop it,
Late that afternoon Mr. Jones was
surprised to receive another summons
to the chief.
I've been thinking jones' said Tod
bury Finch sternly. Perhaps 7 was a
little hard in dismissing YOU. You will
resume your duties as usual. and. per-
maps. keep practical joking out OF of.
fetal business"
Jones promised humbly that he
would, and left piOusly. To this day
he has never dreamed the truth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-21

S4,ll6,258 in imports over the total OF
1911 The other 100000 increase was
because Of rice im3OrtatiOns so that
the actual increase in value Of gem
era1 Imports was S105.939
The rush of American goods TO the
Fhllpplnes caused a natural excess Of
imports so that in 1911 the balance
or trade was against the islands for
the first time since 1904. The differ
ence against the islands. a trffIe over
SlO.UUu,UUu- was not so heavy as 10
looked Tor the reason that the value
or the articles imported free of duty
from the United States by the army
ana navy aud government OF the Phil
lpplne Islands. and impOrtatiOns free
OF duty Tor local railroad projects
which were being aided BY the gov
ernment. which were not counted in
LoIIner years were tOtaled for the
fiscal year 1911 This became nee
esSary because a great deal Of mer-
chandlSe which formerly had been i'm
ported directly by the army and navy
ana lnSular government. free of duty
under the provisions Of the old tariff
law IN 1911 imported by Philippine
merchants from whom the supply Of
ucers made their purchases. These
Iree lmpOrLatiOns amounted to s4S65,-
933 so that the actual balance AGAINST
the islands was S5.1S9.160 Last year
the 1mpOrtatiOns still exceeded the eX-
ports but by less than half OF the
previous year. and ii is believed that
the import and export figures viii bal
anCe this year
Expectations Less in 1911.
EApoF laJlonS also were somewhat
curtailed in 1911 because during the
Ilsc2l year 1910 large stocks Of Phil
lpplne products. principally hemp. cop
IA, tobacco and fibrOuS products. which
mad been held awaiting the passage
OF free trade were rushed to the Amer
lcan market A large proportion OF
these GOODS remained unsOld at the
close of that fiscal year thus tending
70 reduce the demand during 1911 The
Iact that the value Of expectations OF
domestic products during 1911 was
greater than those of 1900 and the
same Is true of 1912 over 1911 and OF
lhls year over last year nOtWithstand-
Ing the extreme increase OF 1910. ap-
pears to be certain Indication that the
exports soon viii exceed the imports
and the balance of trade thus righted-
Inc dement's OF free trade TO the Phil
lpplneS are apparent and investments
Inere viii mount higher and higher
every year.
Two years ago the United states
looh Sbbu-gVn9oO of tropical products
Lhls year our impOrtatiOns of this
character viii be over $500. 0O0. 600 and
within less than q decade it viii be a
round billion OF more The islands have
tremendous natural resources with
known ability TO produce Ereat quaint
LlES OF SuEar- tobacco, copra, hemp
rubber and lumber
As for the United States four years
OF free trade has all but given the
market and the disadvantages which
nampered them for ten long years are
things of the past
Inc greatest loser from free trade
mas been Great Britain, its loss be-
-nS 50 per cent; Germany and Switzer-
land have suffered in the sale Of mus
I'm articles. but Japan eniOyed-a com
Portable increase.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-21
"Martydom," Not Punishment

militant" suHrages England ny
wv meted them this nevertheless
the effect the public Will be them The problem
s
df crime because criminal nature but be-
perspective Of right and The law takes cgnn Of that and
judges the
question
would the imposition of sentences
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-21

u ohtAd aolEl-l-l
Parents who never heard their chill
dren tell lies are deaf
The most harmful brand Of deceit is
when YOU deceive Yourself
People who eat much meat these
days are also exceptionally wealthy
no individual is without faults but
some are most successful in hiding
them.
The man VINO keeps on following the
long road without . tLlER is almost
certain to get there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-21
One-Sentence Philosophy
QUAKER NIEDITATIONs.

philadelphia RecOrd)
HOaN-"POIitician are good big
IKE pianos. JOaN-"Elucidate. Hoax
IL they are square. they are Did
fashioned"
Blobbs-"I thoroughly believe man
should keep his trouble to himself
Slobbs-'I Yes. or until he meets a fell
low who is looking for it,"
No man has such an impediment in
MS speech that he can't say a good
word for himself
success not only depends upon max
inS the best of ourselves. but upon
betting the better Of others.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-21

when two women have different
views they consider each other pecu-
liar.
When the girl yawns its the young
mans cue to get into the home stretch
You would probably be surprised of
YOU knew how much EOOd has come
out of your mistakes
There's "a beautiful statue in everv
block of marble. but only an expert
sculptor can make ii come out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-21
GLOBE SIGHTS.

You don't hear so much about the
promises that are kept as about those
that are broken.
An agent won't take a hint but he
may take something more important
unless YOU are firm
Among the things the writer has no
patience with is simplified spelling. 1T
is too difficult.
Your Willingness to bet on a propo-
sttion viii not, however, be accepted
as conclusive evidence.
We are betting the American eagle
viii remain the national bird as long
as il rOOsts on the dollar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-21

? ? ASHINGTON. D. c., June 81
~ Although the Payne-Aldrich
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-21
JOSEPHINE BONNER

(Are YOU ClOsnob?)
A Closnob laughs
at you. unless
You wear the latest
style of dress;
And if your clothes
are not as new
As hers. size makes
such fun of you'll
Now such Coop
IS Josie Bonner;
She IS a Closno5-
shame upon kcrl
Don Be 4 Coop!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-21

Herman Schweitzer. superintendent
OF the curio department of the Fred
harvey system was here Friday for
an inspection trip OF the EI Paso curio
shop
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-26
qms Goancil glnffs.

Self Sauer bon @ooobiuq
lDGr0e BON Der 9unDes GRANDEUR
m anflage perfect, uegen gerlg
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I'd miB iid perantlporten mcgee
tHlii5ruug Scr gloic QittIeio6n, 81.
eg iiir uimoraliiba 3tUede pon so
gan nah Gma6d brndte. "a.
Faoden fol- 5wG Gage in SEa6l
getiieben iein mo tebrte oann nat
&dIie 5urild.
Gle 8roBgeihmurenen babe
gclca alles Grparten. fetHe anfla
&c legen @arren Godrel, DegC
8rmoihitung, er5oben. "a aage
MEM aa8eHommou pur0e DAB So
iHa1e gtann geiiteaget6rt mar, al
fr 8a peri6ieoenen 92aten 5euer IT,.
@ebdnoe oes SiuqlingsDereins d
ie3te, 10 mdre cine lleberfibrm
iMam moalth gepeien.
Die 8araga 0ea Serrn g.
9laDien 337 g5eIt 8roa6na1, min
% ami 1%0Hueritag gladt ebenfol
ron Gin6reAern 6eimgeiuHt, la
i.abla ie0es Stadden 8latina b
6cn DerihIeoenen 4utomo6ilen,
ra IN 0er Garage bqianoen. 2
Scrt5 Dos g|eito5ienen g0elmctal
viro ami $50 gei6det. 5n 81
ielbeu 9taht orangeH Gtubrede
snrd Gin 6enIter i'm @ntsrtbC
ae5 @eb0uoes DON Camps Qlpotbel
5 8ruaonap. ua0 ta6len Iii
5nHme aleiugeLo icpie etne 9(l
.aAl 8oftmarfen. g(ae 0ieie Gi
friide ipnrOeu i'm Mittelplmtt .
G tabt, inter ben 2fuget Der Sc
ri neriibt. Cine 8ergroBerlng &
Noli5eimnnnihait III brett gebote
Die 9araca INTO 8bilat5
NIaiie Der 5tpeiten gres6nteriau
Stride 6ieltan am 5reitaa Elm All
9iic NIT g8iener @urit" in Sc
@eBol5 an Der Sranflin 2lbe. q
AID ons notbtge ibdumeu
NaB nidt febIte, nm ben rGm
&rnh" boGitdnoig 8u MAIDEN, MI
De uidt beridtrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-26
shaiadtaas guaa hai str

1iieisltltu6f gmen BET htu
.lm 8fififiW De u pfuiti.
ili n iH nti hg8 NraHbMlfn
fiiN HtR a|n1uHflafL .lnhaH
81 alsafnillh siae8 eItuhf5 Bal
ifWialaten apnmf be iir oie
sm 6%fnidsteff au5ihalm1 out
faa WeM ht3 NriH kitten Ser irons
atn #tpullN mh tes Wrih
.rNieN Alilian Wdfttr trant
ti5eu mraerbelt fffldri oab
ngfIaHlthf 0ei1mdfn BrDGns.
% Die anspnbl atr pom ibm be-
atlA @girinit Id i5ra1e t5miHt
ra fHais ditlthfHs
Toms aelNelilla aneu ihlet.
0ig oariiber maaat. abcr 0a.
Fl o mlb bie a%Haele1eihrit cut cr.
8t ieln Atk eriiqr Wliuiiter
tsa gal0es aber bat grudn lcpiiit
neutrality-suspicious. }t erhiuH
o.e tenn nidi erlaiieu Uproeu ION.
rc1. menn BE slcpublif nitf sum
,ipOtie Der Belt gemadlt neroen
tsa. Casu aeb0rt aud. Dab CT
ors ldueiite @oite. bic Ct tn umtIis
ter gigenihait cmpiduat bentr.
t1rt, mie es III Der ganlcu @eIt
ne ID. er ielbit bralldt ia audi
ioldea @elegeubeiten uift5 80.
FEN, aber ieineH @aiten ipeHil
"a ioa CT DoriebeL mas allgeneiu
lid iii. ltnieretUegeu mag CT.
2 oui Die @eimobeit oes grdfi
sten @ilion ru5iq @aIier trinfen
cr 0ns auf bic @eiunSbcit zines
lremOm Staatsoberbaptes 7u thm
III cine llngeididlihteit. Sic nidt.
@ari aellig getooelt Deroen fam
97uu 1T rs better Den Srinfipud
CONS 81 mterlaiieu oenn Damn bla
inert er menigitens uidt iit ielbf
iso Hidt Die 9lation, Die 81 Uertre
ten er bel ioldeu @eIegenbeiten be
llIien lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-26
Ein [cbarfer sttcb.

Die gacp gort @orIo" bat Serrn grpau Die guntne bon $4,000
sS!iH aus i6ren S1dcl fir bic Daucr ieuer anhfibrung ais Stdnts'
tretdr, o%ngeboten, nenn er mdbren0 Oeer Belt ft aler. aeOen on
Ideer, an oenen etnirtHsaeIo erbo6en miro, entbatea uo mf bic CT.
in5nng iefnes ,fnrgen" @ebatts ourd ~Ge6nbaten oertbten no1e. an
iffdaenOer steae in ~nffaQcnosm Druid eriden gefern beeS anerbieteH
Il ben SpoHen Der vGorIo".
oNldFdten mf bic @irbe Der Gegirung, en nlr0igea gerbauen
liner erRen geamteu ub gfidfft nf ben Grolg Der aominiiruton
3oo6rop @i1ons" Heroen ais anlab fir 6nes, un aaer geteoeubet
lanafte auerMten" a~ngegeben.
Inn oas Oorpes Su nebnen, lin aQer gcfteioeubfft" Tx Oas aner'
ui6t gcnadt. Cont tpdre es ntt 6fhutid gdaeben. GS HI cine
,or5heHGe DeHame fiji bic 8etuug, Gin fr idorfer @b, Elm, pe man
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-26
@eltIid, sdnlsn i'm Orient.

@is Dor tur3sm golf es ala 5dtr
fade, baB i'm Orient uur foEde euro,
pdtf4e GduIsn gtostbea ionHteu, biz
eon 6riftiidsH mi1fonen ~unterbuIten
pirbsr. 6ruHtrsi9 Bot NIT bitIsr
TRADITION gtbrodsH; felt z SabrsH
tDenbsf ts feline Rrdfts Der Grrittunq
psltIi6sr fran8Sffasr e9uIsu auf
tlrtifHsm @.biet 5u, bon Der QuIial
ousssbeno, oaB nur 70 tDabre Rultur
psbreitet tpsr6en t6nne un6 bdB Rur
bic DSLigt RsutraIitdt g~eotniber ben
Reltgionshr1muTsen bes Gitsns Elm
pirtli9 inniges DerbdIinis Der DF'
Ii4sn our ipsfIidsn auItur g~eItatts.
Cine Der srTttn oiefsr unterridtss
nnftolten mar bic tpeltIi9e Mitttls
I6ule In SnIpni9t, bic i'm Sabre
1906 bsgrluOet ipurbe. 5tuts gGblt
Fs I6on 600 G9Hler: mobamm.Ods
nsr, JBraelitsn, ortbobort @risdeH,
Ratbpliten un6 protsfonttn. Gis
umfoBt /. Elm @bmnaFum, 2. elm
Mdb9snIpseum, S. cine SdnbsIs.
iduIs, a. sins DoItsf6uIe, 8. cine lsbs
rsrbiIoung8anitaIt. 4sbnIid RAID Bat
fi9 Dos ipsltIi9e @nmnaFum in 8sis
nut e%ntnidslt; srit i'm Sabre 1909.
bsgrHnbet, 8dblt es bsute bsreits 245
G4iler. Mud tpeifer i'm Often, In
psrfen uub in China, foIlsn sbsn isbt
lpeItIids GduIsn uuf franS0ffds Der,
nnlaFung errtdtet iperOsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-26

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nos @fah atlaifl Get ttt mlmu
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mith untn Wptiu stHhtn atu tlt
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e1uH iinh luiitt nstifaat attelm,
uh frlihiltu Mfl tfhn ntr aus
Z gmfftHi 70 p%tgsaliuim FA cine
~tnatfltuppt mil dnfm Gcnltuns
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WitHu Nldiltg tuuhnfn In lbrm
mibuiiaHiIAtn gstltim bls mitluna
ou Hiibsr alb dubrofbmllid, p,nn
lt at4 et Undergraduates btB Qbo.
Hoar1Pbsn ui6i bHltnit1tn. co
iatiHi btuu 5usuirdltH, mas In
tiEes @gplhhrs Ghlfons lbsr baB
prin5ip uuo Die gtesuiuna Ats QiHs.
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pit tn uirilihtn 9t6tn un6 o,nau
NIT b,mftIbtu aitirnRraum ri, tuf
tintr unisr,r mitiItTtu sdoubHbatn
tam man Ii9 oIfo i,bi Dor Dem Il.
nttopboHif4tu Qufnabme . Qpblrai
be eur gnifsrnune Bon siDsi Wslr
bttpegtH, uuo 6as RduItnt IN nss
1lsit trtat biIblids unb pbunttiI6.
Bisosrgabs oss Fd bsuqnosn O6.
i,its. llH6 be gtotafuna o1es
osFsn Iisst auf Der 6ano. TlaH lam
rubig fdgsn, oab nun DiriIi5 has
WltttsI stssbsn III, bm UtnIdtu bi.
eDigtsit 8u I6sntsn, nit fstnsr grs
IaeiHuua. ittnsr 9ersgun1, feinsr tus
tigsu nj, isinsr IeittnI6aftIi6.n gss
its, uH6 baB alss in Der Diriuna osp
fsissrt. ntiH, fpirHi6 ,rf IebsnSis
esmGdt ourh feline Stimme, feline
Sprads fem Baden uub Beiusn 10.
ME our6 jeos nod 70 Isiit G6atiss
rung fsines Sous."
Die bislIsitigffen gertDen6uuass
m0gIihteitsn bts ainaopbous lisasn
puf Der 6anb: Sa iinftigsn @qtls
idmpfen ididt 6sy anbi6at Hidt
msbr isiusn agiinior, Ion6sru sinsn
Speratsur nit stnsm gilm; En- bait
tsins langpttligen md6lsrperfnmms
mehr ab, fou0ern gibt dnHs
Iunote finoborftuumen, Sci pelatH
It isIbf In Mprt un6 Bib uufitit;
sr 5abIt nidt mehr fir 9eIeE9tlna
oss SaaIss, iorttrn fit feine @trs
ountelung. gisis @erbreitung DtFtns
Ihaftlthtr un6 ~belebrsn6er @orltfans
gen seDinnt 6ur9 Die miriung bss
oeri6nIideu 8ortrages. llno aana
1eus periptftiben er5ifntn F6 fit
BE o~orfsasnbe GunH, otun NIT sintm
WlinuB in Der i0rtura miro
8 m6gIia isiH, cine gan3s gorttuitna
]. %. Der 8iensr 6ofoper i'm Rino
ines tIsiusn probin3ortss nisoer1us
JebeH. @tpib cine ioIhe Gntlp!ds
nir6 OisTlsi1t Sabre, bieaetdt
5abr5tbntt nod In @ufpru6 ntbmn.
lber bic Dtrtttorsn un0 9orFslH
Tier Qrtsr bon 8ubnen tDsroeu itbr
put 6ardH tun, rs6t3sitig oorlbsr
lad5u6enten, iuiDisfsrn aus Der neltn
srfinouns fit i5re alien gh6Hsn
gs5ogsu Dtr6sn fam. 9ds
tinstop9on miro ieosnFaIs Isinsn I'M,
.usbIsibIidsn Gieg.s3ug antrstsH unS
5u ale6em, mas bic gubns
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