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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-01

oper. At en- iaa ifpn eeiIisbeo TfuIoe
bortfaites.
9oqen. iom life er ret opstiae /
@eoprafien. Iparaer maoife: Men
bpor er Scranton, Sotpo2 So. bet
er en lille go paa 9ortbmeitern.
9anen. ca. 35 @il 9orosft ira ait.
oubon, % ri er iaoIeoes en- lille
odnif dorpoit for BET tore elf0orn.
9uoubon- Excitement. % ui nu.
rer BET Soab. at De aoOe self Der
nc0e hot efter ltot nil ien9e oeres
iriife trooper op oeniie Bel otter
Saanoen iom De trpnaer til l0oi-
belle. iao oi ON iaa aar fan bliue
en- Bart al oct itsrite 0anite Settle.
ment / gmerifa. Ger er alereOe
aooe antnOninaer / BEN sietnina.
oa III, oa ri bar boiiooenoe 9rpit
% gnosticneite bber Ssnoae, ipnes
Oi, at oi bar aiort BET beoite. 81 fun.
Sc, for oenne 5onfes 5ulofereIie.
4om til por grpiteboIias SnouieIie
oa ie, on set life er goo og urroia
NoIitif.
Meo Silien til ale 0naiferen" ;
9giere. 9eres
W1eSSeler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-01
.1unrriuunnb


,5onoernide 3eitnna" ueeo Naao.
3 6%orbinoeIie meo Grgitelien / BET
preusfiife eerrebus ~ifrioer Ton.
oenide 3eitnns~:
.6orboabentlig oil 9ie8eringen III
gribe mo meo en- Il nota5eI ess
tiIftan6 or BET nor0Itge
SIesbi9. ioa at Den oanite 9res.
Ie f~orbpoes. oe en0erfpofte
Gorenfnger oplsies Of
8efgget / De oanfte Scr.
amIfngsbufe orbDoesf
Get iocialoemofratiifo 9Iao
.5lensburger Bolts. 3eituag" be.
marfer ipooiet, at oisie 5or6olos-
regler / @runoen life er uotsmmen.
De. 9laoet ioreilaar. At ale Gan.
tie uoniies oe naar bet life tan ite
burtie nof. ber ma iimpeltben ifD.
De benz meo 8aroutifer. Soa ban
greusien $50. og ma fan uoen
gonifeliebeo gore RoroiIesuig til e
Sunferpnroois.
SOl6a % SOptrnp. 5 oRoro.
Ihlespie" Tor 1. Stunt ~Ifrtoer Pa.
flor 8ogel j g~eiterIano. tioliaere /
ipp Var Qrait / 3olbsl ON sol.
b6l og Soptrup". 9e tpife Cog
neboere bar pitt Mangel paa 5or.
I%taaeIie for, atBrpiterne ogiaa mont-
te poretoae 0eres oanife So1neberns
Earn, oa 0rpiterne bar life alto
biIt Tniferne ben 5msoef0mmen,
Iom DC mente at tltnne Dente. 3er
er ioa fommet R%ipninaer. o. til
Ii0Tt or Sc blepen helt frenneoe for
h%inanoen. 3 begge Sogne FAN fitn
cen Sina bipIpe. mener Baitor 90.
gel, at De beiinOige Spifere trpoer
no of oeres SilboaeboIoeHbeo %
f%orebnqger. at noaen Sin6e mere
grpiterne isIer fla tpinane at tnifs
Soqneboere til at neoipggt oeres
Bolt cGer holoe BroteitmsOe / atr-
fen. Sspriat er Stiaingen libel.
6ia / Here END Sc TO 5ogne.
@sgeltenoer. GftermGIe. 81.
gD.) Oct timber 10 5lanot De ganIe
geteraner Der I sognet. : 9irs-
bags q. Snni) ior6fpiteOes 9sofer
gilbeIm gonien Der At gper. Zen
gomIe, Der bar ppret Ioogeiig efter
ct SIagtiIfpIbe for noaIe acr iioeu.
bar iom ing SoIoat til OrIoas %
oeItoe / Rrigen unoer aaptainSam.
nier. San bar en- at Dem Der /
9ar fit tiTfenot sen 0onife Sp6ers.
aane.
gonIen Der bar ppret en- agtopr.
Dig og oDqtiq 6aan0nnrter, betlnos
te I mango Tnr stifinaen Iom Cir
feorrae. San oar en- 900 onnif
@ono: men BON h6rte iii Sc Stine
| 9dnoet.
Breoc Sogm. 3cobrGnot. %.
- Mnnoag aften ben +. Sun:
aloffen ipp opfom Der paa anonp
life opfloret Mnaoe SID ! giaten.
borgs @ooro I gorrig, lem neo.
brpnote til @rumoen / Se6e. al en-
Iiae Time. Der bar moot Sprei-
ter ira be omIiegenoe eper. os BET
IDffeoes at reo0e ct Bar Smaabuie.
iom 8inoen bar paa 0giaa aup.
get bleb reooet. Der inoebrpnote
z SDin. Oct meite at Suoboet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-01
III ,9amif 5~OIfeIrsnins4


bar oi mootnget feIgenoe npe SO.
ger, iom ien0es portofrit til en-.
bier aoresie oeO NootageIie al De
peoisieoe Doerit lape griier:
Hobinion grnioe. On Semanos
Gin oe piounoerlige GDentpr. III
Daniel 8efoe. 212 Sioer. Smuf.
rs6 Sbirtine meo @uIotrpf. gris
30 Cts.
Eollp. 5ortGnina al 9ouiie 90. I'll.
colt. 240 Sioer | blnot Sbirtings.
bino meo EiteI oe 5oriiring |
Sub. gris 30 Gts.
ltglipils Siitorier. ltnoerIige oa
iGIiomme Siitorier on en- Bon.
oeisn ira grunsOis. 5orfOrtet
llogape. rs Siber | Sbirtings.
bino. aim 80 Cts.
Nile ire gsger m e n
portofrit Tor $f.00
5aniib emt6. gnbi. SoHie,
Blair, 0ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-01
Dc lpnperineife aournaliiter.

Se ipnoerIDoife Jonrhhltltef,
aften ST. 6 Den II. SUM tiltraaott
Geoafter q. 6eisluno Sbomien Nj
ioningen al ? 0tanneoers 6grfg.
Ielsitrai / amtsf0nailet / Aabenraa.
6n mGrfelig lloDisning. 1iene-
ltefarl Snlius Yeterien, Der itam-
mer ira 0oroiiGllano % too / lie
neite hos @aaroeier 3ahnrlasien /
0pbbsl, 1T Onsoaa Den 10. SUM-
al a1mtsforitanoer aier / Ssnoer-
borg Me60eIelie ON. at ban par
uouiit % bab6e at forlaoe oct preas.
life 5tatsomradoe inoen ire Gage.
aarlens 5orbrpoelie 6eitncr, eiter
6oao 3adnriosicu meOoeIer Dub.
bsI. goIter@, l. At ban bar oGret
altIf for fin Susbono til geteran,
itppnet | sSoriamIin esganroen
Smooeo~ Senoaa forn6. "a Gar.
len life bar OeItaget / @soaT, er bet
en- mqrfelig MISUNDERSTANDING
8eterien bar itaaet / 3ndariasiens
Gieneiie ii6en gfteraaret Oct isn.
oerboraffe 6ortpifninesblao %ifrioer.
at aarIen bar oeltaeet i Me0et.
San er alraa r0piit pee Ell Mis-.
foritaaelie".
atter ct firfcliat MpOe 6inOrct.
GaItor gonneien al 9eaeoao 81
Misiionpr anuoien bnpoe til 9irs.
Dag 8. is. SUM- iuooarilet ct Meoe
paa Sotel nStaot 9nmhura@ /
@raaiten. Steoets 8rpit. 9aitor
SCOT meooelte imiolertio aoniiito.
riet, at @soet ifnIoe 6oI0es j et
onnif 3oriomIinasbus. % 4oniiito.
riet bar oerefter nqgiet Gaitor Ton.
neien Con til at tale.
Gaftor @oots 9aaitono ON At
Sotef .Staot Sambnra@ err et oanif
6oriamlings6us. er meaningless. Oct
er life noaet GoriamIiuosbus, Iiae
iaa li6t Tom sltr6niet er oct. men
ct @%piteaioeri me6 fllIo 9oncesiion
o. en- inf gprt, boor oagIig baaoe
oanifc % tuife Soft igroes. 8ette
fan Gaitor @o6t onnrligt orre uni-
oenoe ON. inn me9et minore. iom
ban felb bar boet paa Sotel gStaot
Sambnra". gaer mon 9nitor @oot
meo 5orfprIigbeo ta9er inc paa D.
oanife Soriamlingghuie2
Terii hor man ipurrct Csren /
observation-disclosures % oa man Der.
eftpr tner til en- aroiaI. fol oeiaa
Sen luffes. Soao bette emo fan fal.
0es, iaa er oei / boert Sab life
friitelia 5aoIiom5eo o. Smsoefom.
men. Smiolertio bill Meoet BOG
blioe af6oIbt cnten pao Sen enc eI.
Ter paa Sen nnSen Mnnoe.
6n iiOOisuins. MaIferester 9eiels
Gorlien ira @amneIbn 0eO 8eien.
/ Ejeneite Dos @naroeier Qiels
9roe / Moibsl, oar @nnbas ben 5.
SUM itrDnet / 5orher hos amts'
foritanoeren / 3sooing. On oeI0il.
Tia sigl bapOe nemlia meooelt, at
ban baooe ooeroGret en- @pnfna-
itifopoisnif1g { Utter 9inOet Tor.
iamliugshus I Mnrts mnaneo (oen
iamme aiten, ga BEN unge 9ise
Bier noteret o. nOpii). % Garlien
fife tinoe frasaa. at ban baDoe pg-
ret Der. it ban 5ilholo om at Tor
Ia6e oet preiisiiife Statsomrados
inoen 1irsong 5orinioOae afof
fen If.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-01
Snbremt sfionen:
GiIiamll1en $ts4.15.
N

5r foitteret ie abI Ir. % ............... $iss2
oaoensburg, gsis.. @iis e6it5 Senfcn ,.......,... 800
Soitorio. Sopa. 0Iao Sorth ................ 200
orG...o, eso .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-01

| biergeoes. meoens ale 3 Bigers Isi.
Iom life par foriifret, brenote
Sloen itaf op I 2aoen og er for.
mentlia paniat.
Soitrup SOgn. 5posfalO. (8S)
@aaroeier % amtsforitoncer Scr
gen Soitrup i 5oitrup afgit 9eroaB
ben 80. Nai beo Dozen 70 War
gammel. Zen afoeoe par en- / ii.
Sc areoie fenot Mano. Scmamts-
f%oritan0er par ban en- bunan em.
be0smano. iom man ii9loen bar
bsrt alaae oDer.
Singlcu. SreflnmmisiiOns Mars
feit bolotes Sirsoag oen 2. SUM
Der / 9Den. Tom ipooanIie unoer
itqrf Silitrsmnin1. On 5ormio-
oagen talte ifdge 81. ap." 8rq,
Iterne Mabler ira Tm0ilet %
@att0ieien ira 5Iensborg, ON 81.
termi00agen 4ruiterne Ssrgenien
ira SaoersIeo. 9abuien ira Otbmar.
fen, Sonien ira 9oitrup % Nnoren.
len ira glgerifoo liant MisiionGr ..
SEMEN. Der nDIig er ben0t biem ira
SnOien.
SrOneer. 9p%osfnlO. (6f, No.
Gioligere @~aaroeier anOreas Nm
oreuIen paa Sfene 0tarf er ben 3.
SUM afaaaet oeo 3ooen. San bIeo
for ct 9ar Gage fioen rant al ct
5lagtiIf9loe % LA oereficr title
ben, inotif ban nnDnte 8als Nor.
gen blot beniou / tit Stem, omgi,
ben al fine Bern o1 9ernebern.
@%noreaien bar life aIene fenot
font en- 0n9tig 9nn0mano, Fren ban
par en- of bore beoIte oanifa Rpn6
Der paa Gqnen, bemprfer 81. Pm
SrDns. GftcrmGle. 81 M
Ireoie 9inieoog ioroeoes poq grsns
airfeqaaro Rentier Better 9oeien a
Sen6qrnqs. tioIiaere 8o1rSeier /
naerto. 6or 7 9for iioen lamme-
6es ban al ct SlagtilipIoc, % be
70 iioite @ooneoer bar ban oaret
iengeIiagen0e Better 9oaieu par
@eteran fra ga.
SpnScr. Set Ifal ifribes i%friber
,Mm. al 8. SUM. at | BET 5errens
Aar 1911 5oraarsmarfe0erne /
Emoer fres libel. Iigeruis Tom
Soro6qrrene og aartoilerne at iiac
iomme Steoer, II Gage for Mio.
Iommer. 3 @nar Morses oeo Of
teti6en Itoo en- go paa set itort
aupgtoro oeo 2iterbort % itso Rps
| auloen, omsioeu al 8 fpGstnnoige
geriouer. iom t~afiereoe oen o%runoig
mems Ipnoerne hopre0e / Niinoen
paa oen aoen bleD life 'oIat -
ON Sen leoer enonn. beo BEETLES.
pigs 1ioenoe~ life.
5lcns6ors Cmcan. SOmmeriG-
Den tranger 6aarot iii 9iegn 0an.
&c Steoer bar man iislge M. au."
5egpnot at mere 9efnmrinaer Tor
Ell Del al ben. Reanen 9aatten mel
lem fsrite % anoen 4inieong oaz
oerfor me9et fprfommen. Wteu Den
er ioloen meset uli8e. @eSens Der
/ 9pens nprneite 0niegn ialot en-
400 9Isoe. er Der nioare noe finn
foIoet en- ringe MpnsOe. % bet
meIte oerai bIeo iaen terret bort a
Sen iforpe. bioeuoe glRii nnocn
8%inieooa. iaa ser ifaI IN Del til
igen FOR riatig at gre @don-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-01
The Voice Of Praise No. z

Our prices are MOST LIBERAL TO SCHOOLS
WRITE FOR OUR SPECIAL OFFER
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-01
SfoIetasfen:
siGaliliren 1925. 90
en M BOG

grof. 81. 3. gaeOncr: sOteriOIoap ener eqrcn ont lauii
5reiereerning.
9afret paa 2utbarots oa arnutbs 9Grfer. 100 Sioer.
S6irtinosbino. logipet nf @artbura 9ubL Sonie, Gbicn9o
Iris getto 70 Cts.
Geune gog banner Ste 9in6 al Or. @etoners fore 65gmatiife
gqrf 81 Spten al Gogmatics". 6~orefggenOe BOG label iom
gartcts foruOsaoenOe 9nO foas sennem 0unif9 eub RubI
6ouie. Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-01

Ere npe Smaaifrifter
fra firfeIig 6orening for Snore
Wisiion | Gonuarf.
9r. 572-prriten / 5urebp .O6
Rr. 573 - ct Ipffeligt 8orn-
oomsbiem -. ...... .08
Rr. ga Snoremisfionpr
4asmus Sanien :. !. !. 10
aGe ire tiIiammen for 20 Gts.
Srimarfer euer SsIppense moo.
fages.
Daniib emtb. EmbI. 6Onfe,
Blair, Re5r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-01
New SongsSs..G Gospel Combined

Largest Book. Smallest
Price. $50 Hymas.
Words and music COM
plste. With 81 new
Hymns extra. Three
10-cent books for
the price Of ono.
forming a Co IN
pendulum Of Gospel
Songs than which
there is none better.
as II comprises all
that is newest best,
and really worth
having in the World
OF Sacred Songs.
Where is il poss
ible 10 secure 50
much in value for
SC little expensef
For the Church 1t Is
unsurpassed. for
n oung People q
Societies il has no
equal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23
MONEY AND METALS
NEW YORK MARKET.

CBy Associated Press)
New York. Jan 23.-Cau money easier,
Time loans, weak; so days, % q8; 80
days. 81 a So; six months, f.
Mercantile paper, ~ OAK.
Bar silver, 81 y.
Mexican dollars, As.
Copper, firm; standard spot to April
IA 80 offered.
Tin. easy; spot and Jan. 38.12H q s. BIZ.
Iron, irregular; No. 1 Southern, 1A1S9
1A19
Spelter quiet; $40 $3.50.
st. LCUis LCrl and Shelter.
St Louis Mo-, Jan 23.-Lead, firmer;
400; spelter, steady; SO
EaI.on.IGn Eletels Market
London. Eng, Jan e3.-The London met
ais market closed as follows: Lead, f20, IS,
dc; spelter, f21, So, dc
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican NOney-El PasO Quotation.
Mexican pesos Gel Paso buying prfce)
Mexican currency Gel PasO buying price,
9yew York exchange in Mexico city.
FL Paso SmeIter Quotations.
Corrected Dauy)-
Bar silver, 571z.
Pig lead. 40.
Lead Oondon) $50. So. do.
Weekly averages.
CDougl0s Shelter QuOtations)
Copper. 1897.
Silver. 5T-71.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23
COMPANY G. GIVES
SERG. KELLY WATCH
Retiring NOn-COm- Goes to New York
States Detail Made in Connection
With Mexican Camn

With Mexican Camp
First Sergt- Martin Kelly. company
9, goth infantry, who was retired On
January 20, was presented with a hand
some gold watch suitably inscribed,
by the members of the company. Lieut..
A E. Ahrends, company commander,
made the presentation speech, and
Sergt Kelly responded He viii make
his home in Port Chester, N Y.
The following officers and enlisted
men have been detailed for duty in
connection with the Mexican detention
camp at Fort Bliss Second HeutenantS
Charles P Hall and Frederick R PALE
mer, as assistants to the quartermas-
ter; enlisted men will report as fol-
lows: To the Quartermaster. SerEt
IRA @, Graver, company B; Corp. Hen-
~ Macahn, company D and private Edo
gar Lowe. company c. To the commits
f; James NJ. McCOrkle and Oscar Peek
COMPANY G Nick Evans. company E,
and privates William +. Ford and Wiz
liam L. Johnston. company @.
Capt Robert W Mearns. 10th tnfanl
try, is appointed summary court Of the
camp of that regiment at Fit. Bliss.
Upon the recommendation Of this
company commander. the 1OIOWing
promotion and appointment is made in
6; To be sergeant. corporal
Christ Krageland; to be corporal. pri-
vate James J. CrOnin.
The camp exchange established in the
Mexican camp was in full operation
Thursday and was well patrOniZed- Pri-
vate ROes, company A. was interpreter.
The Mexican band has been rehears-
ing during the past two days and is exc
pected to give afternoon concerts in the
near future.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23
Is, 589,171 BALES
GINNED TO JAN. IS

Washington, D. C.. Jan. 23-Cotton ginned
prior to January 16 amounted to 13589171
bales, the census bureau announced today
Round bales included numbered 97,O34 and
Sea island 76.182.
Ginniugs by states follow:
Alabama, 1.475,642; Arkansas. ss7.T29:
Florida. 665.574; Georgia. 23f6, s04; Louis
lana, 420,094; Mississippi 1,176.626: North
Carolina, 7S4,402; Oklahoma, SIS, H.; South
Carolina $50. 43A; Tennessee. SIS. 2sT; Texas.
S.71S,725; other states, III. O52
Sea island ginnings by states. Florida,
1856; Georgia, 1850; South Carolina,
S176.
the fact that the 1888 cotton crop is the
second in size the country has grown
Z Lnters obtained to January 1 amounted
to 3s6934 bales. bringing the total cotton
giuued, as far as official figures show. to
13.986.105 running bales. This amount viii
be increased by ginnings during the re-
mainder OF the season so that the final
figures viii show a crop Of more than a.
600 900 bales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23
LIGHT SHIPMENT
HA3DEH5 WHEAT
Corn Starts Higher than
Wheat, but Fails to Hold
Firm and Loses.

Chicago III, Jan. 23.-Scantlness OF Ar
gentine shipments made the wheat market
today show an increase Of activity and
strength. Opening prices, which were a
shade to sc higher, seemed inclined to
harden still more.
The close was steady, g to y to z to 7sc
net higher.
Although corn started higher with wheat
because Of firm cables the market failed
to hold the advance The opening was 3
to z up. but the gain entirely disappeared.
The close was steady, g to 11sc net
higher
oats followed corn Buying proved to
be only Of scattering character.
The provisions market, after an initial
drop Of . to ~ to 15c underwent an addi-
tiOnaI sag.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23
TRIP SUCCEsSFUL;
MARTINEZ RETURNS
Has Reached New York From South
American Journey and VIII Come
Soon to EI PaaO Homo.

American Journey and VIII Come
Soon to Ell PasO Home.
Felix Martinez, chairman OF the Pan
American committee, arrived in New
AOrk Thursday night, and will return
TO IIl PasO about Feb. 4.
Mr.. Martinez was appointed chair
man of the Panama-Pacifc exposition
committee to visit the South American
countries and invite these countries to
participate in the Panama-Pacific eX-
position. The appointment was made
by president Wilson and Mr.. Martinez
left here on Sept. 10. He visited the
canal zone and from there went on the
tour of the South American countries.
He visited them all except Ecuador,
where yellow fever had broken out,
and 1t would have been necessary for
the commission to go into quarantine.
The commission succeeded in persuad-
their decision not to have an exhibit
at the San Francisco fair, and sue
ceeded in getting the promise of the
president of Chile to attend the fair in
person. Venezuela was undecided
whether or not to make an exhibit.
After the visit of the commission
$3.50 900 was voted to make the exhibit.
The commission was well received in
all of the Latin American countries
and accomplished the purpose for
which it was appointed. The greater
part of the trip was made on the
cruiser Birmingham.
Mr.. Martinez was accompanied by
Tom Courchesne, son of A. COur-
chesne, who acted as his private
secretary. Mr. Martinez viii stop at
Washington a few days and will then
return to his home, after an absence
of five months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23
ARREST WOMAN WANTED

Jennie Wenner. alias Mrs. Ray Wen
3er' alias Juanita Kief alias Jennie
benton' alias, Mexican Jennie said
20 pc wanted at Cripple Creek. Colo,
In connection with the death of a man
named Roberts, on December %. was
arrested by city detectives Friday at
noon as she crossed from Juarez to
II PaSo- She is in the city Jail
SnerlII Henry Won Publ, af Cripple
Creek, is here to escort her to the
The woman is said to have left
cripple Creek December 26 and to
is that she was deDorted from, there
as an undesirable"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23
Lodge and Club Furniture.

The handsome lodge and club furn-
iture of the Beavers is offered at pri-
vate sale, complete or in part Set of
mission furniture. fumed oak and
Spanish leather. Two large arm chairs.
2 rocking chairs, settees. / couch and
large library table. Very suitable
for lawyers or Doctors office, or for
club.
Lodge furniture-Complet set Of Of
fetal chairs and pedestals. Cost $500.
Brunswick Bake pool table. billiard
room chairs, grill room and card room
furniture, small safe, small assort-
ment bar glassware, 1inOleum, desks,
zoo chairs, rugs, gas stove ice box
All or part at a bargain. Apply to
c. A Kusinsly, Herald Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23
LIVESTOCK

Chicago livestock Close
Chicago. III, Jan. 23.-Cattle-Rects. 1900;
market steady to strong Beeves. $500
$50; Texas steers, Sc 900S.1O; western. $40
a 500; stockers and feeders, $5.4O a $50;
cows and heifers, $3.50 $50; calves, $500
100.
Hogs-Rects. $4,000; market slow, steady.
at yesterdays average; bulk. S825 q g. So;
light, sS25 q $50. mixed. SS.1O6 SAC; heavy.
SS1o9S4215; rough, $50 @S-15; pigs, ss-75
Sheep-Rects. 5000; market slow. West
ern, $500 96.10; yearlings, $3.50 @7-15;
lambs, native, s6.9009.oO; western, $1,000
500.
Kansas City Livestock. Close
Kansas City No, Jan. 23-Cattle-Rects
500; market strong. Prime fed steers. $3.50
G925; dressed beef steers. S7-25 $50; west
eru steers. S6.75 a 1850; southern steers. S6.25
0S-OO; cows. 81 6Z5O; heifers, s6.7O9 SIS;
stOckers and feeders. $500 $500; bulls, $3.50
GT50; calves S6-50611-0O.
HoEs-Rects. $500; market steady bulk.
$500 "a SIS; heavy. $500 $40. packers and
butchers. s8.15 SIS; light, $3.50 @ $40; pigs,
IS. rs Gz5O.
Sheep-Rects- 1000; market tseady. Lambs.
s7.35 n 80; yearlings. S6.2507O0; wethers,
S5.25 SIS; ewes, S475@54O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23
MAKINO'S ADDRESS NOT OF
UNUSUAL INTEREST TO u. S

81, NaSnlnSton, d. c., Jan. 2S.-Al-
though secretary Bryan knew in adj
vance the substance of the address of
aaron Maxine, Japanese minister of
ttOIeisn affairs, reviewing the Cali
-UI ~ ma anu alien land legislation, it
NOT know of that portion of the min
Isler address which dealt with Jap
anese relations with other powers
anu the Mexican situation Officials
ms government would be consulted
as 70 those features, and the fact that
II nad not been advised was without
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23
CRTICISES REBELS;
GETS KNOCKED DOWN
Rebel Captain Who Punished an Amer
lean in JUarez Is Disciplined;
American Goes to Jail.

Enraged because an American, Ar
lhur whitney, stood on a street corner
IN Juarez Thursday afternoon and
made conUemptuOus remarks about the
appearance of rebel soldiers, Capt. Juan
lrlgoyen, of the first regiment, knocked
the American down and gave him
beating. Other Mexican officers who
were passing kept Irigoyen from do
ing Whitney serious injury.
BoIh whitney and IrigOyen were
taken before Gen, I. A. Benavides, who
Investigated the affair. Whitney ad-
mltted that he had made sighting
remarks about the soldiers 1t is
claimed by the Mexican officers that
he was using profanity to describe the
reDeIs. Capt. IrigOyen was reprimand.
ed by Gen. Benavides and ordered to
remain in barracks for Is days
w hlIney was taken to Jail and will
serve three days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23
PRICE RANCE Of
STOCKS IS SMALL
Prices Are High, but Market
Lacks Unusual Virility
Of Preceding Day.
Note-Ouotations reflect closing sales
Friday, January %.

New York Jan. 23-WhiIe the level Of
prices at times stood above the high mark
reached yesterday, the market lacked the
viriIity and unusual absOrbtive power which
had characterized it recently. Traders al
ternateIy bought and sold stock and only
a few of the well known shares yibrated as
much as point
The Wilson administrations four anti
trust bills, made public over night. were
utilized a basis Of selling by the bears.
The announcement Of increases in prices
for some steel products stimulated a de-
mand for steel, which sustained it con-
sistently through the morning.
Bonds were strong
In the afternoon Union Pacific ruled
point under its highest and steel nearly as
much.
The market closed strong. The keen de-
mand for stocks carried prices upward with
a rush in the final hour Southern Pacific
touched 991z and Baltimore & Ohio 9SH
Top figures for the movement were recorded
for practically the whole list
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23
PROGRAM FOR THE
FREE ORGAN RECITAL

Following is the program of the
seventh free organ recital to be given
the First Christian church by Edwin
c. KniCkmeyer;
1--Fantasie und Fuge in A mOll-
Bach (Fantasie and Fugue A minor(
2.-Medit atiOn-RoEers.
CCata-AIac1Iast er.
+.-(a) Grand Choeur in A; 90
Eerccuse-Faulkes
5.-Nuptial Postlude-Guilmant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23
CONTAINS HE DID NOT cET

Jack Dawedoff. who claimed mar ne
PAID $3.50 for Flanders roadster and
dld not get the machine. had Phil Cal
lick arrested on a complaint charging
nm WIN sWlndllnE. The complaint
was flied THURSDAY afternoon in the
court Of justice OF the peace James
J. Murphy.
DaWedoff claimed he had made pay
ments from time TO time. Thursday
which Gallick. ACCOMPANIED bv NIrs
Gollick. got into the car and rode
away.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23
WEATHER BULLETIN
L. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRTCTT-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.

Observations taken
at s a. m. 18th me-
ridian time &C a. m.
FL Paso time). Jan.
%. 1914.
Forecasts.
FL PasO and vicin-
ity-Fair and colder
tonight and Satur-
day.
New 1Iexico-To-
night and Saturday,
generally fair; cold
er east portion Sat
urday
West Texas-To-
night. fair and cold
er. Saturday. fair;
colder in southwest
DOTIl0n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23
SISTER RUFINA is
HURT BY T. & P. TEAM

Sister Rufina, Of st. Joseph's academy,
sustained minor injuries when the out
going Texas & Pacific passenger train,
No. 8, struck her while she was stand
ing at the Oregon street crossing at
1855 o'clock Friday morning.
Sister Rufna walked to nearby
drug store, from where she was sent
to the academy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23

D. b. McCIntOck. Presiding.
Frank RoweM charged with theft over
$50; held to grand jury in sum Of $3.50
Ramon Gonzales VS.. Luis Torres. seQuestra-
tiOn suit: filed
c. Beckneu vs.. Anton Seed ct AL suit on
note for 500: flied.
Diadcro Farias, jr. VS.. FL Paso Electric
Railway company. suit for sac damages
judgment for plaintiff for $50
J. J. Murphy. Presiding.
Phil Callick,' charged with swindling;
complaint filed