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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-03
@dbIaHb fir SaarfiHitIer.
6Ttienrs HHh earbiers fBHHtH TN aHbtJspiteH
China ibr eBIhd mahen.

@irem SaarfiinitIer, Der iein Slid
MAIDEN mill, fam man MIR rnten,
iih mad Beting auf Den 8eg gu ma.
den. Die Reiie iit 5lpar etpas lana,
aber ipenn CT erit einntal an Srt uno
Stelle lit. bat er onfiir aud cine be.
griinSete gluSiid,t, in elm paar SAB.
rem Elm biibibes @ermogen 5u errper'
ben. 0ieier aufidlt lit Denigitens
Die beI9iihe @eianOtihuft in 8efing,
bic ben 9riiIieIer 5riieuren parm
entpfiebIt. 6as llnterne1men Der
rleberiiebeIlulg nnh Befing gu tua.
gen. Gea6 ben @riinoen fir Die
brineenSe Nahfraee rad europGi.
i6en 8eri6onerinasfiinit brau6t
man nidt Iange 3u iifen. Seit Der
Sopf IN gbiro abeeidafft 1T, folgen
bic 9epobner Ses Sinrmlii6en &ei'
DIES in Saf,en Der Bart. unS 2opf-
boarpfIege benz 9eiipiel Der @uro-
paer. sic Iaiien iidb raiieren, Die
Saare i1neiben intb bremen, friiie'
ren unS BEN aopf tpaiden. @s lit
bas eine Der ungeadblten gegleiter'
ideinlrneen Der politifhen rlnapol'
ainrs, bic ii6 IN Gbina ooll5cgen, unS
@epflogenbeiten bes Reihes Der
Wfitte bon @run6 aus ber1noert bat.
geun baben pobl bic dineiii6en
SoarfiinftIer, Der Sorberuirg Der 3eit
8e6nime trngetS, bier mrb bo Sri
iierInlor8 mad benz Weuiter berieni'
gen bon garis, 9orbon lutb Berlin
crSffnet, nber fire 8nN 1T beidr1nft,
un6 itber6ies bdben fid bic 6ineii.
Id,en SoarfrGusler in Der titrsen Seit
nod nidt oie @effidlidteit tbrer
europ6ii6en SoIegen an5retgnen
pernodt. 8or aIlem ober perntogen
fte bem 9eSarf Iangft nidt mebr all
aerriigen, Senn es gibt airr5eit ntht
etrsen eIegarteR Germ in gefime, Der
ni6t elm it1nbioer a,rnoe bes Srifier'
foIorrs pGre. limb Die Mafie bes
8oIfe8 sogert nitt, bas bon oben ge.
gebene geiIpieI na6aitnbuen, 10 Sab
iid Sptf6en 8eSdrf unO geaHfrage
elm irrmer i1Grfer beroortretenoes
UtsperbdItnis bentertbor madt. @s
begreift fid bdber, Oab bort bas COL.
bene SeitaIter fir, bic Saar. nrS
Bdrtfiinftler, iotuie fir Die Gabrifa1,.
ten bon Sderen, S4reibenafatnen,
@GffermeIiern unb al ben anSeren
tedrn4en $iIfsmitteIn Der Soar'
iuto 9drtpFege art9ebro6en 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-03
Sass I'm bOben WsrSen.
usrs hHrA sStiidbs 1dHinHnssu, bic bsr satbd
strEriaabt, siisas eridasrt.

Spisbersen 1T fir 5reunoe Der
Renntieriago ems Der beiten Ssae6.
gebiete; man fam bier aber, penn
man einupoi in einen oihten 9eebel
btneineerdt, Die mertiuiir6iaIten
Gbetteuer erleben. Pin einem Ib6.
nen Guguittage", 10 er5GbIt elm SD.
Ber I'm D@acciatore Stoliano", BE.
fanoen mir uns auf elmer aroben,
nit Sfnee beoedten @6ene, Ole elmer
ber beiten @eibepI1te Spisbereens
III. Bonn @ipfeI zines iIoIiertiteben.
ben fIeinen SiieeIs ans erforIdten
tpir oufmerfiam ben Sorisont. Weine
1egIeiter, SeeIeute, antbedten baI6
atpei fIeine 8unfte, Die Iit borip1rts
baDeeten. gs iiitb Renntiere, un6
mir ipieIen rSeIsseitein". bas beibi
mir bIeiben, bidt nneinanSer geIebnt,
iinbeipeaIi4 iteben, 70 baB mir tpie
cine SeIsmaife ausieben. Die Rertn.
there baben faum uniere iGpar5e
@aiIe erip6bt, aIs fe aud I6on auf
uns Iositeuern. 9ieje Giere Iino
rr6ntIid auBeroroentTi9 neugieria
uno nabern iib aud benz WenI6en,
Inn oas merhpiirbige Deien, bas iid
tbren Gugen 5eigt, eenau au betro@-
ten. Gls Die Renntiere etfpa bum
bert Meter bon uits entfernt itnb,
eroffneu mir bas Geuer uno Itreden
fie rieber; bann riiden mir peiter
Dor. PIosIid umsibt Der WebeI bic
Sonne nit einem falten SdIeier,
unb burh 6ieien 9sebeIidIeier bin.
burh ieben mir cine pIlimpe MaiIe.
Gin Bari Sn einem Ru fin6 Die
@epebre tpieoer eeIa6en, aber bas
Eier, bas offenbar gut aufeepabt bat,
siebt fih NIT groBen Spriineen, bic
fir einen Barren elm bibden unge-
pObnIib itnb. ouriid. sn bieiem
augenbIid 3erreibt elm Iei6ter 8inD
Elm luenie ben RebeIi6Ieier uno aus
benz Barren lit elm Henntier geporoen.
Siub mir nieuei9t in einem Der.
sauberten 9an0e2 9as Eier lit auf
S9ubneite unb mir geben Seuer;
nber pabreno mir ouf elm Renntier
ge5ielt batten, f1lt uns, 3u So6e ae.
troffen, eine srobe Roipe Dor Die
Sibe. Sn ben BoIargegenben brirtgt
Der NebeI iebr oft optii6e GduIdun.
gen 6ieier Grt berbor: Der aus 6en
@aner berportaudenbe 9opf zines
Idnpimmenbet SeebunSes eri6eint
ais eebirgise ssnIeI, urrS Elm ipeiBer
5tein madt oft ben @inbrud elmer
moloien S6neefIG9e ...
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-03
Der Stein bes dHituhss.

Sn eipen 9opfe Sdrrrcpers ioIlte
elm neler Rir4bof angeIegt Deroen.
Bel Der auslpobI bes BLases erin
nerten fid bie 8niern, 6ab on etner
SteIle, bic Der neiie Rirdbof UNI
{d5IoB, Der 6antaIiae Ronig @eopg
unb fein Sobn, Der iesise $er5og
bon Cumberland itartben. ais fie
biIfsbereit berbebseeiIt ndren bel
etnem flrdtbaren @rouSe, Der ba-
mails fnit Sas edrr5e Dorf in If6e
Iegte. @era6e 80 Sdbre tparen felt
ienem Sage perflofIen, mos @rrnoer,
6ab Der treue ipelfiid,e Sfrn be.
idJloB, bort eiren @ebentitein aii er.
ri9ten. Der tiinItleriide 9eirat
I9lu9 einen eepoItigen GinoIing
nit @rorpetnidrtft Dor; ha iolde
Sbeine in Der @eset6 niht gu baben
paren, firbr oieier Saee emo Gboro-
ritrg naf Snnrrooer. Dort tprroe
Der Stnblins airsgefibt irro bic Sn-
Idrift betellt. aIles mar IN better
Orbniue, lutb ore &borbrnrs begu5
ii& tpobIganut in elm 9otaI, Inn bic
seIlrneene Code ettpos 81 begieben.
aaum faben fe bort, 70 tpurbe bGs
gytroblatt a,iseerufen, bds ae Der
Iobitng Der toiierit&en prindeffin
nit bem @eIferprinSen berfiinoete.
unfere 81uerIein boIten ii9 zines
on ibren Stt9 unb ftngeu on gu
Ieien. Grit beeriffen fie es gar ui&t,
bann iaben fie fib IN ippo9Iofem
Staunen on, bis pl6tIidb Der SduIoe
einen aetpaIti9en Stloe auf ben
Gif1 tat inb mtt Sornerftidter
Shmme rief: -geu Ioten tuie e aber
blietpenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-03
Ssdsidbriss Bit,ueu.

Gm 10. Rdrd 1911 fanS auf Der.
artIaffung Der ensIii9en 9eb6rben In
Suoien cine 8oItsddbIHna att. 9ie
iest porIieeenoen gredbniiie Sieier
3dblnrg geipGbren einen @inbIid in
entFeslihe 3uitdnoe, Die cine ScIae
Der trGlirigen Gage Der in6iiden
Grauen un6 Der beriibtigten inbiihen
Sriibeben iirr6. 0ian 566Ite unter
ben nerbeirateten Srauen nidlt me.
niger aIs 302,425 Die 5ur 8eit Der
@bei6Iiebung fiinf Sabre unb bar.
irnter alt Doren; 17,700 bieIer I'M.
gIiidIihen Rinber iparen iton in Is.
rem ie6iteu 9ebensiabre 8ihuen.
100000 5rauen batten atpii6en
benz fiinften urS 6em 3ebnten Sc.
bensinbre gebeirntet; 19,250,000
atutf6en benz 5ebnten un6 6em fiinf.
tebnten 2ebensidbre; bon 6ieien mo-.
rem tnsgeiantt 10000 mad tursem
g@6eitdrroe" @ttfpen getuorben. No6
lueit trnuriger eri6eint oas allies,
luenn man erf6brt, onb Die meiIten
iener Rinber erpoHiene TGnner ae.
beirotet boben. Bie entiesIif Sas
Cos Der i'm 4inbesnlter itebenoer
Bitpen lit. erbsIIt aus Der Satiobe.
oob bas 8itpentim bel ben $inous
bic Grau in bie niebrtgite Mafie Der.
iett. unt ba6 20 IoIHen fpeiHi&en
Parias unterioet III, ii9 gum oipei.
len UeuIs si berheiraten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-03
grOfsiTur R. Sod unb bic BanideI'
rute.

Bon Der Barteien CUNT unS Sab
beripirrt = Sdapanft ibr Gbaratter.
bib in Der @ei9i1te." Das fann
man aud bon Der @iini6eIrute
fngen, ore fhon in elmer aItbo6oeut-
iden @Ioiie als n@unIeiIieerta" er.
D1bnt miro. Dab an6 Robert ssod
iid elmer 8iinideIrute 5ur gnt.
oedung bon @afer be6ient bat,
oiirfte tpenie befannt iein. 9tlleroings
nabm Der metboOiif gefduIte @e-
lebrte ni6t cine gegabeIte @erte bonn
Saielnubitraud, ionOern benutte elm
bon 9ianhi erfunoenes SnItrument
5ur lnteriu6une Der menihliden
Ser5tone. 9IIs er einmaI pegen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bon flieben6em
8runSDaiier befragt tpuroe. fam er
auf ben @ebanfen Itatt oes gru1t.
fnItens bie Sberfl1be unierer Mutter
Grbe nit bem Bbonenbotiop, 70 Iau.
tet Der Name 6es Snitrumentes, al
beborhen. I'm bies 5u perIteben,
mub man bic 9lrfammenietrng oes
@er6tes fennen. Cine SfaIlfapiel,
an Der ii1 arfasr6bren gum ua6er.
itreifeu bon Sorf9lduden befirSert,
ipirb bon elmer 6irh eine Seber ge-
iponnten Sartginnmi-M -Menrbran 6idt
abeeidIoiien. Ser aIpparat seIntgt
berartis aur &rtpenbir1te, 6ab Der
Sori4er bic Solitude fid ms DIR
einfii6rt, tp6bren6 bic @opieI, bic
Rentbpan nad ln,ten, alf Die gu BE-
borhenbe SteIle, mn borIieeenoen
Sane aIfo aif bic Grbe, geiest tuirS.
Sod oernabm 10 in Der Got bas @e-
rduih bes in Der Eiefe Hiebetben
@run6tpoiiers, unS utpar mar 6as
Sairfen INN 70 ftdrfer borbar, ie gro
ber bic Renee bes DaiIers nrS r
bebeittertber Der Strom tpar. Bel
itebenbem ooer Idrpgidm fiebeHberu
@runStpaier oiirften fib faum er-
foIee erSieIen Iaifen, tpenn man nibt
6urh Grbrtrgiine bon Gibbons 1i.
frotaiimeter ober dbrIihe Glnorbrum-
gen bte Dirtlng beritdrtt. 9bonen-
boffop lit ieSen GueenbIid qebraiHbs.
Fertig unb IGBt fib idntt @uutnri-
hl6uden beqiiem tn Der Soife tro-
gen, Sa 6as 9eripGbr,rtssfGit9en bie
Wabe bon Hlrr 1S Il :8 8entiuleter
nnhpeiit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-03
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
0sIauare. eadamanna nno BsHeru Habu
Sn ardft ben "a. Suni 1906.


Sn araft ben "a. 9uni 1906.
GfbIih h-gsrI6ei SCRANTON fir NsB gurI
mi 2.O5, 3.20, sos. 3 90, 1920, Berm..
7z.S6, 3.25 uHb $40 RaGmfitaas. Mfr
Hrr gcrf unb pbiIabtIptid, um 500 Born
f2.AO uub 3.35 Radmittaas. Gir
1ebpbduud, 6.t0 NaGmittaas.
W5rnIid-Hf Buffalo um LIS. 6.25u 900
4scr. t.55. 6.40uu6 II .tnRaGmittass Efir
Ainabdmtpn, ,GInira unS 3pifHrrfationsn nm
1910 Wor. uut los Hd6m. Biir Sspsap
GvrdtuTt unt Utica. UNI III 5 unb 6.25 Wpr.;
1.55 RdGmtiidas. SsRtau. Surdruit unt
fititd 3ua um 6.25 Ror. Iduft tdaIitt. dusat.
usmmtn Spuntaas. MIR Routrpfs um e.C O
Rcr. LOS uub GAO @a6m. NiGpIfpn &c.
consolation, um 400 Ta&miitaas. Bins.
kampipn astpmrsatipu nm 6.f5 Na6miiiaae.
DIoomsbara 9ibifion-gnI6Hf Scranton
fhr Ncrtbumbtrlanb I'M 8.35, 1920 WpT.;
f.55 uub $40 Rd&m 8hr plymouth nm sos
,Na&miitdas.
Sountaass8dee.
EhoIidh-Har Rsp apri um 2.O5, 800
COS uub 1920 Rorssus, 1886 uub $40
2dbm.
RSrSWd -HHr BufFatc um tbs. unt
6.25, Rsr.; f.55, Gao uub tf.f0 RaGm.
Gfr Btnsbaniipn unb 3pii&sufaiisutn. 900
9Hb tO.t0 BpTmtiidae.
SIaomsbura Sibifiou-s -sysridat SCRANTON
nnb 1870 Wrr. unb $40 Ra&mtiiass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-03
Scuntaass8hae.
ea6aBaaua-& @bomtns SalIsb.
(eaHreI einie.)
9ulF&tu 9rauten nub @iIits-e Barre.

3wtf@sH Scranton uub @tIfss>edrrt.
aHgs SsTidFtn Scranton um .00, 200, 300
400, 500 une 500 Wsrasns. Nm $40 Rpr.
Gus an @cmthtassn unb ale uahfcIatnbs
sranits Rtnuttn, une nm 700 Wpratns an
@rnnidstn une dIit na&foIatnes itDdnsta Rt-
Rustn ole unb tuiIuHSs 1900 Rents, tn @iI.
Ets.Sdrrt IL Rtnuitn ipditr anfommsnb.
eJpuBihss, nur Ia pttiston anbdIienb, ber-
Tidsa Scranton dae Stunbt tdsith, atisas-
Emmen SoHuidss unb 6stsrtaatH, BON 7.f9
NForasns bic 7.f9 abenbs ; unb trtTtn In @iI-
r. -8arrt 80 WiHuttn fpdtfr Elm.
Dsfttrtr Disnff ftptI1sa Scranton. Rds aua
art, euna pdri, PETERSBURG unb Duumpre.
Stsbs SdbrpIdp fur aep6dbef5rbtrubt 9fe,
Srdttu 4rdit am 8. SuItf907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-03
Sumner @eauem.

ek iSnnsn w,GfsIn Strsn &btd isbsn absnb
kis 9 tibr. $f.00 n5fH't cine SpartinIaas
setIt 8 prpitnt 3tnftn Sk fUuusH jtsbsu Sbr
@eie febsn Sag I'm Satr sbns 4hubtsuua.
BHrafGaftIiH bsppam6@hats Gssnitn fir bic
NmmHi&su Sc Sransailantii6tn uub aiiffsn
Gampfsr einisn. G3itbt fit Hftftu bic bette
Gusiuuft uub nisbrieft preit.
Dit Rutariats abibtiIuna frtiat gclluia&hu
aHs sel6tsems atl,BIiht Dpfumtuts In alien
szFcp6if&tu Sprdtsn an. 8,icret pdffs fir
Gpratr BON htn Ser. Siaattn. GtIbItntunesn
aa& allen Sbttltn bsr @sIt.
8fan 0anfin9 &Dnfe,
as 3adatpanna 2pe., Serantcn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-03

Seber 9eirranftri9 Dir6 ipdgier.
bidt, tpenn man ibn NIT @au1pfeI:
abhi6 bebor6elt. Daon todt al bem
8tpe6e ia 9rurs plIneriiierte@aa
dpfeI in 260 Ritbfbentimeter 9afier
du ettpa Elm 9rittel Ell, un6 beftreiht
Sorntt bic trodene 9etani1tft. Die
@aldpfeIeHoatrg uniB Dor beui
@ebraa& burd einen 2etutDorhup-
pen fttriert nrAn-
Rooerseru@ ertiernt- usan aus
SoIseefdbeu burA Glispui&imgeTl
nat betbem G1fis ober berbifnnten,
mo ertpdrmtem parntspdn. Osa4-
trdgltd Haib bas @ei6b NOD nit e.
asr GSoGpurs bon ei@enrtftDe G1fs.
sefpiAt sHD b bar SoHne estzO6aet
tusrAeR.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-19
LANGTRY IN FAVOR
OF PROPOSED ROAD

Tangtry, Texas, July 19.-That inter-
est in the road between Ell Pasc and
San Antonio. first proposed by judge
Evlar. of FL Paso. is spreading IN the
communiti s through which the road
viii pass, is now very evident.
W. II. Dodd, of this place, has received
a letter from d. c. Colp, secretary OF
the San Antonio chamber Of commerce,
inauiring as to the sentiment in this
community regarding the road, asking
for suggestions. and suggesting that the
boosters for this road meet in Del Rio
about August %, for the purpose OF
discussing plans and furthering same.
This county is thoroughly alive to the
benefits to be derived from such high
way. and it will not be long. it is be-
Ieved. before there viii be a fine road
from Del Rio west TO the Terrell county
line. This viii be one link in the pro-
posed highway.
The road now being worked for by
this place, and which only needs the
granting of permission Tor right OF way
BY some of the landholders, viii be a
part of the Val Verde county east and
west road, and viii present some OF the
finest scenery to be seen In the west,
also malSs accessible the splendid fish
ing on the Pecos and Devils rivers.
1t is expected that Ell Paso and the
other counties west of hers viii develop
the proper interest, 50 that this highway
NAV be constructed and connected up
without unnecessary delav.
The young people of the place are hav..
ing CAV times, there being number of
visiting young people here this summer.
Every week sees a dance, a moonlight
picnic or something of the sort. On one
evening the crowd enjoyed a hay ride
to the old ButteTworth ranch, where
marshmallow treat was INDUCED in.
No revolutionary activity has been
noted recently in Coahuila, across the
Rio Grande from this place. But it is
believed that there are a number Of
revolutionary agents in the railroad ex-
ira gangs now making headquarters
here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-19
LIGHT BUYING
WEAKEHS WHEAT
+. Rains and Cool Weather Put
Corn on Down Grade; i
Provisions Decline. /

Chicago. H., July 19.-Wheat weak
ened today on account of reports from
south Dakota. that velvet chaff fields
we're being cut and that rust was too
late to be a serious menace me
weather northwest was also OF a kind
to favor the bears. Buying was only
scattered and the market opened sc to
&C lower. September, which started
at IS s q z c TO 67sc, a loss Of Is C to
4 as c, declined to S61s q Sc
Statements that harvesting would be
finished by August ! in North Dakota
prevented any decided rally. The close
was steady at seq for September, q
loss Of "a net
Rains and cooler weather southwest
made corn take the down grade sep
TENDER opened = C to sc Off at 81 = C
to 611kc, and seemed disposed to keep
within that range
The market later had an upturn be-
cause of the buying on the part ct
leading houses The close was steady
with September = to i C net higher at
621sc-
Buying on resting orders rallied oats
after an early dip in sympathy with
corn. September started Z @ sc to sc
of, at 1914 q 81 to SO z c, and rscov-
cred.
Provisions gave way IN account OF
the break in corn. The fret sales were
unchanged to Y n1Oc down, iilcI0l3 -.
September options, as follows: Pork
S21-35; lard, $1Ls71z to S1LS2h; ribs,
I. Sll 921A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-19
EARLY VOTING ON
AMENDMENTS LIGHT
University Men and Young Democrats
Work Hard All Day and Autos
Are Freely Used.

Work Hard am Day and Autos
Are Freely Used.
Iight voting. which characterized the
opening Of the polls Saturday morning
for the voting on the four cohstltuI-
tiOnal amendments, continued 16sCu-sh-
out the morning. In spite OF that, the
university men who nave taken thS
active part in the election, predicted
that at least 1900 votes VIII be regis
tered before the polls close at O'Clock
W. r. Burges. who has been supporting
the amendment TO the constitution au-
thorizing the state to vote DondS LOT
the university with active work am
speeches, wants 2OeO votes polleu, DuI
admitted that he did nOt think any
thing like that number Will De poIleu.
He does expect 1900.
II that number has not voted 1t VIII
not be because the officers OF the
Young Democrat and university men
have not made every effort TO get the
voters 20 the polls. Early saturday
morn ng, Judge Ballard ColdWeli, OF
the corporation court. was out HIllhs
nm the automobiles which were kept
busy running the voters TO the polls
Friday afternoon the judge had alder
man Ben Levy preside over the pro-
ceedings of the court so that ne couId
devote all Of his time to the autom9-
bile end of the election. Every mem
Der of the Young Democratic c1up
who owns IN automobile was burnlnS
up gasoline saturday IN nahIIlS eI+ps
with voters so that FL Paso could make
n good showing in the CONSTITUTIONS
amendment election
Only one polling place failed 20 open
on time That vas precinct No: Is,
Grand View. BY II o'clock the pollinS
place was still without election ofI;-
GERS and the voters We're kept standing
around waiting for some one TO register
their votes. Robert Holiday, VINO mas
charge Of the election affairs, was Kept
in the office answering phone calls anu
supplying. men ana accessories needed
by different precincts Mayor Z. T.
Kelly, with his seven passenger auto
mobile, was Kept on the run
Oily one of the amendments beins
voted on has developed anything IKE
opposition. It is the amendment relat-
ing to the abelisninent- Of the fee sys-
tenn and placing county officers on a
straight saIary basis. Opinions Oh t tins
appear to be divided and the Voune
inns far equally divided. County off
Gals are opposed to the amendment and ma
several were out Saturday advocating
voting against it. The only split pre-
dicted will be on the salary amend
ment, the others are expected to carry
hv large n,ajorities. With the excef-
ton OF the county treasurer ana coun-
ty auditor, every other county office Is
on q fee basis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-19
Ell PASOANS TO TAKE
TRIP TO HOT SPRINGS
VIII Go Up Sunday to Fort Seiden 10
See the Work the New Company
Il Doing to Develop Resort.


Is Doing to Develop Resort
A partv of business and professional
men Of Ell Paso will be taken for
visit to Fort Seldom hot springs above
Las Cruces Sunday morning The trip
will be under the auspices Of The Fort
selden Hot Springs company, and e
E. Baton, the manager, will be host
to the FL Pasoans IN the party.
At the hot springs, the FL Pasoans
will be met by q number or Las u =
people who will make the run up "
the springs in their automobiles.
The FL Pasoans will leave the union
station at $50 on the regular morn
ing Santa Fe train, and, retufnlhss
viii reach FL Paso on the evening
The The company exploiting the hot
springs at Selden has n large force OF
men at work clearing the properly
surrounding the springs and getting
ready to start work on the oath mouse
and hotel Sixty letters have been re-
ceived during the past month LonI
people inquiring for accommooatl0ns
at the hotel, and manager Baton De
! 1ieves that the resort will pc sue
| cess from the very first, as the wafer
| is pronounced very valuable rom a
medicinal standpoint, and has eL
fected wonderful cures in the pas"
according TO local tradition -
! The st. Louis Cardinals have peen
signed to train at Selden springs next
| spring, according to Mr.. Baton. lie
/ saws he has the contract already
/ signed by president 5. P. Britton ana
! that Mr.. Brittou is interesting him
! self in trying to get some other Amer
/ lean league team to train at the same
! place Mr.. Britton, accompanied MI
| Baton to Toledo in an attempt TO get
Z the Toledo team to come down, but lI
I Is under a 10 year contract to train
| at New orleans, so cannot sign up
/ for Fort Selden. -
( Secretary A. w. Reeves, OF the
/ chamber Of commerce and c. A ktnne'
| ex-secretary, are assisting Mr.. Baton
! to arrange the excursion Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-19
MONEY AND METALS
NEw voRK AIARKET.


CBy Associated Press.)
New York July 19s-Money on call
Time loans, easier: so days, 4G41z-
Close: Prime mercantile paper, per
cent.
Commercial bills, Asa
Bar silver, 591A.
Mexican dollars. AZ.
Copper irregular; standard spot,
Tin. dull; spot as.S215 $4,000; july
Lead, quiet: 4.s0@A4o.
Spelter, quiet: 5-15 q $50.
Iron. dull. No. I Northern, 1915 q
1900; No 2 Northern, 1875 q 1890; No
Southern, 1850 615.00: No 1 Southern,
soft, 1A5O615.00-
st. Louis Lead and SpeIter.
St Louis. No, July 1S--Lead firm
40; spelter firm $40
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican Mpney-EI PasO Quotation
Mexican pesos Gel Paso buying
Mexican currency Gel Paso buying
price, "A.
I'll Paso shelter QuOtattOns.
Corrected Daily.)
Bar silver, 1915.
Copper Cathode (cts per I'D 1A15.
Copper (Wire bars) 1925.
Lead (London) go, so, do.
Weekly Averages
douglas Shelter QuotatiOnS.)
Copper, 1881.
Silver, 1914.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-19
NEGRO BOY SAYS MEXICAN
BEAT HIM WITH PISTOL

Because a hard clOd OF dirt which
he claimed he threw at dog went Wild
and struck a little Mexican boy in the
back. Alex Thompson, a negro boy,
aged 9 years, Saturday morning told
the police that Desiderio ValleZ, aged
rs years, dubbed him over the head
with a pistol. A deep cash was in
flicted in the boys head, from which
the blood flowed freely. The wound
was dressed at the police station.
val1ez, together with a long barrehed
pistol was taken into custody by
mounted policeman w, Simpson He
was docketed at the station on q
charge OF carrying the weapon and
assault.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-19
DEATHS AND BURIALs
FEFN ESTFLLE KNOX.

Fern Estelle Knox. daughter OF the
late Mrs. Sadie Knox, who died in this
city in February, died at the home OF
her aunt, Mrs. Nellie Marshall, 1872
Wyoming street, Friday night at $3.50,
at the age of one year and five months.
She was horn in st. Louis, No. and came
to FL SasO with her mother shortly
thereafter. Funeral services will be held
in the Church of the Immaculate Con-
oeption. Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
and interment win be made in Con-
cordia Catholic cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-19
LIGHT VOTE BEING
POLLED IN STATE

Austin. Texas, July 19--Accordlns
TO information received by the head
quarters here of the campaign COM
mfttee on the proposed amendments u
the constitution, a light vote ls being
r6nsfderable doubt of bond amend
inents prevailing. while the others reg
plating terms OF district judges and
a5olishing the Zee system are pract-
cally certain to carry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-19
LOSES WATCH WHEN TWO
- SMALL. ROYS BUMP INTO HIM

J. NJ. Hughes, who attended the band
concert Friday night is minus his gold
watch. Mr.. Hughes was returning from
the concert and had just rounded the
corner of Franklin and Oregon, turn
ing down Oregon, when two Mexican
bows bumped into him. After the col
lision Mr. Hughes missed his watch.
The boys disappeared
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-19
CONGRESSMAN SAYS u. 5.
MUST HAVE MORE TORPEDOES

Boston. Mass, July 19.-"There are
not enough torpedoes in this country
today to fight one round in COMBAT
with another nation" said congress-
man Fred A. Britten, Of Illinois, a
member of house naval committee, to-
day on his arrival at the Charleston
navy yard
Immediately on my return to Wash
ineton," ne said, Il shall introduce an
order to double the capacity of the
torpedo station at Newport"