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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-19
WILSON WANTS PRICE
INQUIRY CONTINUED

Washington. y. c Dec 1S--At presi-
dent Wilson's direction. the nation wide
Investigation into the increased cost OF
living viii be continued with all posi-
bic Ni-or- TX was stated OF the white
house TO-DAY that the president cousld-
crs that the investiga has already
accomplished much good.
lie has not given his approval to any
Of the many bills introduced IN congress
To meet the situation The president
believes il Is difficult TO solve the Ques-
tion through federal legislation for the
reason that 10 is practically impossible
for federal statutes TO meet local condl-
tons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-19
CLAIM BARON INVOLVED
IN FINANCIAL MATTER

Nv YOrE Dec Ie.-IT vas IN
bounced late today by immigration
commissioner Howe that the charge on
which baron Robert Emmanuel Open
me United States involved a financial
deal in France.
The baron's exclusion was directed,
Il was announced. on the =-ound that
ne had committed Grim involving
moral turpitude.
Details as to the character OF the Al
eyed offence were withheld by the i'm
migration board. the explanation being
made that Information must come from
rhe Washington authorities It was
understood that q charge against him
IS pending iu the courts of France ann
Z was presumed that the board consld-
red his status as that Of fugitive
rom Justice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-19
HAM SALE
WEDNESDAY
ONLY
THE QUALITY
MARKET

POO OF the best skinned 1Qc
Hams at only, D. 4 ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-19
ALLIES TOAV0ID
GERMAN MOOSE
British Premier Says Terms
Must be Known Before
Peace Is Discussed.
Continued from page One.l

reichstae was characterized Icy Mr..
Lloyd-Cfeorce as constituting IN sub
stance a denial of the only terms upon
which peace was possible.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-19
FRANC0-BRITI5H
Loss 5 MILLIONS

Berlin. Germany. Dee 1N-The losses
OF the French army 10 date have been
g. sod. 900 and of the British 100000.
according 60 competent military 1u-
thority. saws an Overseas News agency
statement today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-19

and sea had been liquidated by "a
few pious phrases about humanity"
When the premier entered the house
Just before o'clock he was cheered en-
Enthusiastically from all quarters For
mer premier Asquith. who entered q
moment later. also was cheered Yocifer-
ously by the Liberals.
Distinguished PersonsGes Present.
Sir W NJ Robertson. chief OF the I'M
perial staff al army headquarters,
dressed IN khaki. was in the gallery
When the house assembled. every seat
or the floor and in the galleries was
nlled- The diplomatic representatives
OF Great Britain's allies occupied seats
IN the gallery for distinguished
strangers on the benches reserved for
lords were many members of the upper
house who took prominent part in
bringing about the recent change of the
government Among them were lords
NOrthcliffe. Reading. Burnham. ISling-
ton and PIERRE. There was also a seat
teriuS of dominion ministers including
premier Massey and former premier
Ward. of New Zealand.
Talks Of War and Domestic Affairs
In connection with his discussion OF
peace, the premier referred TO a num-
Der Of other matters relating TO the
war and TO domestic affairs also
Premier Lloyd George announced IL
had been decided TO give recognition
10 the agents OF former premier Neui-
ZelOs Of Greece.
Irish Affair MISUNDERSTANDING
The premier said he was convinced
the irish question was a misunder-
standing and that he hoped this mis-
understanding would be removed. Set
, Element of the Irish question. the
premier added, would be a great war
measure.
VIII Schedule All Industries.
He said II was proposed 70 appoin-
a director Of national service and thar
all industries and services would be
scheduled as essential O. non-esseutiaI
10 the war.
The premier said the time had come
suited more formally as TO the war
An imperial conference would be sum-
moned at an early date 10 discuss vital
questions. he said
says Victory il sure.
Speaking of the western front Ar
Lloyd George referred TO the growth
Of the British armies there. and con
tinued
Il am convinced ultimate victory Is
sure II the nation shows the same
spirit OF endurance and readiness to-
learn as the mud stained armies al
the front"
Must Have Quick Decisions.
Turning TO the more purely political
Of the domestic problems before the
new ministry. Mr. Lloyd George said:
We are anxious 10 avoid all con
troversfal questions The functions OF
The premier and leader Of the house
of commons have been separated Dee
cause il was believed the double tasks
were too much for one man The or
gauizarion Of the new cabinet IS best
adapted for the purpose OF war In
war YOU want prompt decision and
rh,. allies have suffered disaster after
disaster from fardiuess of decision
What Guarantee For Future
Ip that portion Of his speech relating
b.. peace. the premier aualyzed the Ger
man chancelor's speech and then de
clared emphatically-
without reparation peace IS impoS-
-ii-le Moreover. what guarantee Is
fheF. that subterfuges VIII not be used
fn future to overthrow any treaties Of
peace "a hereintO we might now enter
We must keep a steadfast eye on the
purpose -.r which we entered the war
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-19

The ordinary cost of q Want Aa %
The e Paso Herald Is - cents d
caches an average OF about l""-ctt
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-19

.uilty are We likely 20 attain our
object by accepting the German pro
p0s4Isc To dcceT- the proposals woulu
BE- to put our heads into = moose II u.s.
torlc example causes us TO regard The
proposal with disquiet-"
s>quith To Aid Government
After The premler.s speech Wlicl
lasted one hour and % minutes. for
l.er premier Asquith. rising to reply
said his one desire was 10 place az the
disposal of the government whatever
,s p-rfeuce he possessed
AR Asquith. speaking of peace. sand
o. must Doe peace which achieved The
urposr for which the war was entered
On. such a peace as would be accepted
gladly and that anything short OF o.
we are bound TO rtpudiate"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-18

Curb Market.

Note.-The Tribune assumes no re-ponsi-
bilty for the accuracy authenticity OF curb
msrk.; quotations. The New York Curb As
ISOLATION produces no official quotation list
Quotations are reported by individuals over
whom the association has no control Any
one can make price. on the curb and get
them printed in the daily lists. even without
the formslity Of first submitting the share. 10
the Curb Association for its approval. Some
securities are regularly listed-thst Is, they
ar. approved for trading by the Curb Assoeia-
ton, and II Is required that information con
corning them will be filed from time 10 time
with the secretary. Such information Is open
70 public inspection Some other securities.
like th. Standard Oil subsidiaries, are "ad-
mitted 10 quotation" without n regular list
ing greater number are unlisted. No on.
has any authority over them. Unlisted stocks
are marked thus (J. They are principally
mining stocks. and most Of them are pros
pects," but there is nothing 10 distinguish
prospects" from operating properties" in
the unlisted group. There are few listed
mining stocks. and among these prospects"
are distinguished by the sbbrevation "a
pros" after the name. With this notice
duly given. The Tribune will hereafter print
all quotations without further responsibility.
Transactions and prices last week were re-
ported as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-18

..emeco hsnd hrene mol yss ut ro
beEveo be srua and reliable nd pcnh we h
ader maHe of only o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-18

Net
Sales. High. Low. Close chge.
i isSSS rsoS G' Da;eS 76 y. So >.
1000 'Sapulpa OR u 9l7 e'4 - rs
$500 SeQuoyah O&R 2h 1Js III - \
100 Savoy Oil coo. ~ n ~ - W
$4,000 'Sinclair Oil SIS 6sl4 SO ga
100 So Oil & Trans " " IA = a
400 I'm Westn oil - "a & q
1900 Utah Petro 90. 50 10 81 II
ib5S0O Vacuum gro - ~ u - X
100 .wsyid o { G. s.
l25000 wv End O&Gfo5 90 100 l35
1880 Wyoming Pet "a ~ We 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-18
Bonds

Sales. Hirh. Low CJos> ehss.
s205oooo .Ar&r rs, SEA ss,s ssI INV
10000 Coos o So 10Y f05 1857 - VI
$1,000 Edo new6st0Y 1884 foa
10000 'FrMn5hs. ss1s osIs SEA- V
10000 mid Steel
con 81 W 81 e5T e5rk - ~
$4,000 'RG6ia W e9A eaya ssI, J. W
10000 .donwstss s+s4 s4Es s&Ls -
100000 'Sin o SIS. .f22 100 TO ~
5000 'Sulr&S Ss1o2Iz fo2 102Z "
$4,000 'U X DOB
$4,000 .deS-ySa: ~ ~ ~ (
100000 'WP nv 50 90 80 90 VI
unlisted tselIs cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-18
WEEKLY SJMMARY OF BOND SALES THE STOCK EXCHANGE

tables in
yDNembe Also
Ito late again
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21

Icbwar3 ocdrqert. @}iii modte Dos
MN groBen SpoB. Sie gudte inl-
uer nod nal 6uriid wenn DER gSdr.
ter iie o6fiibrte, un0 6iclt ld Dor
MenO an Der Ebiir olIf, bis ooS @c-
ic6rei oerihnrmt mar.
Gont iic Damn beim, Itreiitc iie
i1n nit cinem Seiten6lid. o9io III
ipirite mir moll ne S5cne modcn2
@lon loSl"
9lber @}orib mar ielig, ooB er iei.
ne idone 8rau mieoer boite. Sein
3orn qolt ia aud nicbt ibr, ionoern
Dem Gntfii6rcr. sic bro6te ibnl
ouA Gdilfig ctwos mil, ie6r beina6.
bert iob es imner aus, aber e6en oa,
rum ibmedte cs Dem Nei9enften
ooppclt gut. @r befano iic3 ebcu nod
i'm criten StaOinn Der @erlic6tbeit
gdu Bat Scr Srieg N3iiii 81 elmer
ic6r 6diSli6en Srau geuod6t uno iic
ioit mlsiblicBIih ouf Die @eicGiGuit
ibres Soften oerpieien.
Qlber - merfwiroig iiott Dab
Ole 6eioen oaour@ ii6 n6ber fom-
men i6eint cs foit iie oeratben aus.
cinonoer.
W}iiiis 2ouncn iin0 ebcn im6ere-
c6en6or. 9ln Wlorib liegt es ma6rlicD
niNt. Ginen oertrGglit6ereu Gbc.
nonn fom mon iic9 gar nidt Dor.
itellcn. @oS cr iic6 bietcn lGBt, es lit
lnglou6liM. @ei oen M2o6l5citcn
mortet er ocOulOig ab,~ipos fir i6n
ii6rig blcibt. @liiii 1T Seini6mcdc.
rim. 9(ls es nod Sopfialot gob, be.
fam er oie gluBcn6ldttcr, iie ihnlal.
ite o6ne @elpiiicnsbiiie sic 5orten Syn.
renbldttcbeu. @eiBbrot init Safe lit
cine Delifatelie fir iie, 0ic @ioriB
nidi 6u miiroigcn peritcbt 0en aoit.
boppen Ser ibn gereidt luur0e, be-
rod en- Dor ellen Seiten un0 id)met
tcrte i6n 0ann an oic @rOe nit ei
mem Sid, Ser, eelinoe ouSgelcQt
iogtc. D@iit mobl 0orriidtl~ @r iibt
iett immer in ieinenl Serenslumer.
Cb @liiii i6n 0obin oerpieicn 6ot2
S'e raft BIN lmo Der lnO rcdt liA
ben @aIs aus nab 9eiuc6eru. @lau,
idie:, 6roidt iie 5u i6rer llnter6al
tuna. SSos ioll i6r Der g(iie?
9lrmer %rin5. @emobl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21

ooS 9u6lifitm oos oieIc Stiide be.
in@t lit fiiuiileriib auiprpdsloS; eS
ideiut ou1 in Oieier erniien 3cit
Genieuigen, Der eS locbcn maAt, al
len 9lnoercn por5u5ie6cu. 9lmeu-
t6ol mo &oOel6urg, Sd0nt6au Oie
Nleiiter Scr nlten @crliuer 2ofolpofc
ooueben Oos lit 10 Die mittlere 2inic,
ouf ser iid5 oieien Sommer OoS Ser.
liner G6eoterleben 6cuegt Siien6nr
bat oos @ublifun oos nod oeien
0iugeu &crlan9cn 5eigt pom &rieQe
nod meuig peripirt. Gieaeibt aud
mr oas 9lh9ene6me: oen arie9Sgc.
mnun GieieuiQeu o6er< oie unter
6cm Srie9e lei0cn blei6cu OcmG6ea-
ter fern, imO 0ie biclen TireftoreL
oencn ser aoiienerfola 9lacs ilt rec6.
nen nit i6neu ni1t.
90 fam oos 9erliner 96eatcrle-
ben in OicIem Sommcr fein rid)iigeS
gil0 bon Der Stimmung OieIeS Sol
fes ge6en, Oos iid i'm idjwerIien
Sample inn ieine @riiten5 6eiinoet
GieieS G6eoter lit oerSansplrit Der
friiber ou6 in eruiten Stiideu uii-
trat ni6t, neil CT Oa5u ee60rte, jon
Oern neil cs 9eutc CAB, Die mIr iei-
netlDe9en gefomncn poren llno 10
bat aud Sic groBc Srogooie ser @e-
genpart i6r m0crmciOlideS SaiOr-
ipiel. g9er inoeiien 0orouS ollf Ben
G6arofter oeS oeutidcu GolfeS oocr
Der @crliner 9ep0lferiIng idIieBen
polite, miiroc iidb tdui@en. Gem in
Der 9lagemeinbeit 6erri6t iebt Oer
Grnit oor, Ser aaein oicier Belt mir.
Oig lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
oglontcucaros @clt6anOel.1


Dit einem glrtifel be6erriAt 01on-
tenearo ocn @cltmorft, cincm glrti-
fcl. Scr in SbisenarGben mo Gnor.
ticren not6pcnoig lit wie ooS SdieB-
pulper mo in groBen @leugen Der.
6roudt mirO. @s 1T II ooS SnicG.
tcnpnlOer 6rii6er ioete man per
iiides" Sadetienpnlper. gS itonmt
a6er aus Monteneqro, ln0 5mar miro
es ans elmer BORT IN groBeu @laiieu
milo mabienOen SEilau5e @Dretbruu
cincrarioe folhm 6eraelteut. Sm
Sabre 1910 bat cine orme 0eEtide
Srou, 9lnun 9oiou@, in &oguia aus
i6rem @drtden oieie Eilan5e auSge-
j0tet inO in eiuen @iufcl geworien
9ioG l1naerer 3eit, no1oeln Die 9lii-
t6en oertrodnet morcn, bcmerfte iie,
0oB in Ger llmgegeno oieieS @infels
cine llnmeugc SSnieften toOt 6ertm-
logen. 9lit Siilie 0eS glpotbelers
Troba 6egonn lie MN aus Oieiem
%pret6rum eii @nlper 6cr5nilelem
ooS iib ie6r bolo olS SniefienpuOcr
weite Gcrbreitun9 Oeridbaiiic Gcit
1865 6egom 0onit Der g9ell6anoeI
Moutenegros, oaS oomal5 ooS 9Pi.-
lei 81 einem cnornen @rcis oii ben
Nlarft brofte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
Die OentIdc Sran I'M sriea.

Sin Sies Der EnIppen Elm Siee ser
oeiitiden 6rauen. Serborra-
geuoe 6raueu ipreden iid in Die
fer SiniiGt aus. II Gie 8rm
nimmt eiuen groBen 9lnt6eil in
oieiem eepoltiseu ariege.-Sm
0ienIt ser Silfs6ereitidaft.
Ser 9lntbeil Der oelitiden 6rmt
an Dem geiuoltigiten oller &rieee II
mer mhBte nidt I'M ibn2 ger nidt
BON Dem Sireben Der beiBen Sebn.
iudt Der 6rauen in i9Werer glotb
Dem @oterlonOe 81 oienen, Dem ibre
S06ne. ibre @otten 8lut unO 2eben
mei6ten2 9lber mar oieie rnenolibe,
miibe. pmo entiogungsoolle, Oieie
opferfreuoigc 9lr6eit bon @rfolg ee-
front, beoeltet iie in ibrer @eiammt-
belt einen Sieg, Der Dem Der oeut-
iben @offen eutipriGt2 @2it Oie-
fer 5rege manote iid cine oeutide
8eiti1rift on cine 8eibe berborra.
GENDER Berionli@feiten, uno erbieIt
ole nodfolgeuoen gIntporten.
8r.oit Sto ats miniiter Q o.
bhie BON 90ttther:
Dit einem freuoigen ,.sSa" muB
man oieie 6roge beontporten, oenn
es fam mobl glieinano, Der ouimerf.
lam unier @irtbi9oitsleben betrad.
tet oaron 5peifeln DAB Die Oeuti6e
5rmi nibt naein gum Siege linierer
Seere an ibrer Steae beigetroeen
ionoern audi ielbit eroBe Siege 5lt
Der5eidnen botl
lleber iidb ielbit binausgemodien,
1T Die oeutide 6rai in oieier erniten
@riegS5eit. Gle bat oen Sieg Der
SelbitiIberptnoung gemonnen. $50
lie aldD itebt, om Stranfenbett, in Der
SSoDliaDrtsptlege, IN Der Dlrtbl6atts
liben 9etbGtieung GROCER lonopirtb.
i6oftlidber 9etriebe, in 0en Dor.
trdgs.SGlen Die io3iale @orbiloung
pei6lider Sugeno bor5ubereiten in.
mcr bat iie iib 6ielbemuBt uno itort
Den Str0Hungen ser 3eit ongepoBt.
Sbr 9eiteS gum &oble oes @an5en
9egeben.
@em Orauben uniere felOgrouen
SeIoen iiegeno poranfAreiten, 70 bat
Die oerti6e Srm in Der Seimatb
ebenfaIIs iicb gepappnet. Die SdGoen
Der idmeren 9rieggn0tbe in Dem
9San5crfleioe Der 2iebe, Site, &lug.
belt, 9ormber5iofeit uno Duloiom.
felt 81 befdmpfen
Sbr III Der Sieg auf Oeuti6er @roe
bel6ieoen geDeien Elm Siee, gemon.
men our6 Ole Doaise Ginieeung ibrer
ASerionlibfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
Scrliucr S6eater iua6rcnO Ocs
Sricees.
serGiu GnOc 2,uli.

Gas oeutic6e G6eotcr Bat munSon-
neriaiion 91o6 ME pie in Oieiem
&riegSiommer lit eS 10 auiioaeno &c.
weien weld6e Mcu9c leidjteu perl6-
lolen BLOB oemllnter6oltingsbeoiiri-
nib 9epiometen 3eugS onf Sen Der.
liner 9ii5nen ec6oten miro. @oien
Sdpdnle, Operetten ge6en ii6eroG
oen Con an. Sel6it oos cute 9lit.
ipiel fom oone6en nibt a1ffonmeu.
g'nr erprobtc aoiienidloaer fommcn
in Nctrodt MAG bic SolloIlmq nod
iiuulo9 ieiu Giit Sen treiilihen So,
mifern ii6cr Sic sic @erlincr S6eoter
periii9ca ldbt iid oi6 ans Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
0aarie BON guufem
sic 6crOOrraaen0e 96riitTtcuerin:

Ole berOorraeenoe S9riitIteQerin:
Aehtlid 9enfenoe ueroen gepiB
oieie 8ragen beia6en. bod 6eite6en
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ouf ei-
mem glebengebiet. @ereilfodeno l1Bt
ii6 Die idilernoe @annieialitgfeit
unierer 6rauenipelt ouf 5mei @rlno.
iormen beihrGnfen, auf 6rauen na6
Der 1lteren rnO no6 ser neuercn 9lrt.
0ic eritcrcn be6allpten, oifenfin0ig
babe Die 0altmooii6e Sansirau~
belite oaS Bort, oie anoeren meinet
5mcifellos babe ii1 oie g}ot6menoig-
felt oeS ermeiterten @eii6tsfreiies be.
pieicn. g9ie id oIorbe, permoeen
Die lcsteren Heterogeneous ms
6elo 81 fii6ren.
guf poaitanOig elei9er S06e ite6t
BEL Den einen mie BEL ben anoeren
jene Opier6ereiti1ait, oie. aus Der
Gmpiinoungsituie 6crborquelleno,
Id in ser S6ntfraft pie i'm 9lus6ar.
rem beflnoet. 0ie Der olten g[rt ira.
ten ieoo6 meniger gut ausgeriiitet in
Die ungeabnten S6pierigfeiten Ger
ariegs3eit, oermo1ten oaber I6mer.
lid oas gtdmli1e 81 leiiten. W}0ge
Elm SeOer ole 9Srobe itellen. @riife
elm SeOer i'm eigenen Greile: es niro
ii6 0ermiit6li6 berousitelen, OaB
Dor alien oie 9leueren, in ieoem Sc.
benSalter, in ie0er 2ebenslaae Oen
gluben oes erpeiterten @eiidbtsfrei.
ieS in eliidliderpeiie iiberaus gro-
Ger 3abl 6efunoet ba6eu. 0ieic ipoQ,
ten uno fonnten imlernen, Tie oer-
iuhten, ia6li9 81 Oenfeit iie 6inter-
trieben ni9t etpo Die WloBregeln Ger
@rndbrlngsiiiriorge, ionoern err
fannten oie Sragmeite, billigten Oen
3mana. Sopobl bermo6ten 9ie init
elmer oft iiberrai6enoen inneren
Sel6itItdnoigfeit unO Snitiatibe ole
lleue Sdge dlS5unuBen ltno linl3lis
mooeln, als AUDI iid elmer ni6t inl.
mer 6e6agliden 9llitoritdt lmter5u.
oronen.
CieD1einingsoeribieoenbeiten 3ipi.
iden oen 9leltern uno oen 9teueren
weroen ni6t aufboren. @iniges bat
iid ieoob sefldrt.
5reifrmi bon H6ein6o6en, ee6orene
SSreiin BON 2iliencron, Oie @ema6lin
oes Sberpraiioenten Der 9l6einpro-
bin5:
PTS ser eeuaItiae &rieg ii6er ms
bereinbrad umo alIe W3dnner our
SABINE eilten ga cmpfonoen es aud
9eiitidIano's 8rauen uno 1odter
ais cine imobpeisbore @flidt iih
81 iteIlen fir oen GienIt 0es @otcr-
mngslos iiber Nlend mo Gbier,
obne @abl mO Wuo0e nieoergeben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21

mnaslos iibcr Mcnid mo Gbier.
obne @o5I uno Wuooe nieoerge6ea
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-10

given by the fact that several cities have been assured of one dollar per share on their purchases of market stock. One director guaranteed 10000 shares at S1.00 in a small New England town. Some large orders from the north and east are now coming direct to the Miami cffice.
 The local directors, as well as the eastern members of the directorate, wish to notify stockholders that the eastern campaign, now conducted by brokerage firms throughout the east, is exclusively directed to buying on the Boston market.
 Eastern capitalists and their friends. who are interested in the MIAMI MOTHER LODE are cooperating with the brokerage syndicate and as- sure the stockholders of the success and rapid rise of the stock in that the proven ore already encountered in the MIAMI MOTHER LODE justifies.
 The MIAMI MOTHER LODE has been favorably passed upon by the fol lowing eminent engineers: E. c. Spills bury of New York, George Fisher of Fl Paso, F. A. Hill of Washington, D. C., and J. w. Prout of Denver, Col orado. The eastern syndicate positive ly assures us of the listing of the stock upon its merits and the ore values already encountered. Applica- tion has been made and all stockhold- CTS will be advised of the day of the listing on the Boston curb.
 C.. D. BARCLAY,
 6ecretary-Treasurer, Miami Mother Lode Mining Co. (AdvertisemenO
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-10
A FEW FACTS CONCERN
 ING THE MIAMI MOTHER LODE MINING COMPANY

Eight liquidation sheets on returns from the FIVE POINTS MINE from shipments of ore now through consoli- dation known as the MIAMI MOTHER LODE MINING COMPANY were sent east today upon request of an eastern syndicate of Boston brokers. These certified returns show 22 per cent cop per. the lowest II per cent, with good gold and silver values.
 This syndicate has initiated a cam. paign throughout the east in behalf of the MIAMI MOTHER LODE stock.
 The compressor has been installed at the mine. A few minor connections have yet to be made when the force of men will be increased. Drifting and sinking will be rapidly pushed, sul- phide ore of high grade having all ready been encountered on the 140 foot level.
 The opinion that the MIAMI MOTHER LODE is a mine of great value is verified by the heavy pur-
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She praises it highly as she has been relieved of all these pains by its use. All mothers should know of this remedy, and all young girls who suffer should try it. Mrs. MATILDA KURTzwEG, 529 High St., Buffalo, N. Y.
 Young women who are troubled with painful or irregular periods, backache, headache, dragging-down sensations, fainting spells or indigestion, should take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Thousands have been re- stored to health by this root and herb remedy.
 If you know of any young wO- man who is sick and needs help full advice, ask her to write to the Lydia E.. Pinkham Medicine Co.,, Lynn, Mass. Only women will receive her letter, and it will be held in strictest confidence.
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CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Nov g. Forcible up ward swings in the wheat market to- day carried prices to the highest lev els yet this season for May delivery s1927sc a bushel. A big export de- mand was chiefly responsible.
 The market closed strong 22s net higher with December at S1.S9& to S1. go and May at s1921s. Other lead ing staples, too. showed gains-corn 2la to 3A; oats < to IS at +. and provisions 15 to 45 cents.
 Tn connection with the advance, re- ports were current that British pur- chasers in the United States and Canada this week amounted to sever al million bushels, and that shipments from lake ports would be continued if possible until December 15. al though navigation usually ends about December 5.
 Corn reached the highest price lev el in 24 years. The fact that Ameri- can corn could be laid down in Liver pool cheaper than Argentina corn was a factor in addition to the bullish showing of the government crop re port. Foreign demand gave strength to oats which were further assisted by the rise of other grain Higher quotations on hogs and cereals lifted provisions Lard sold at 171a. Decem' Der delivery, the topmost figure since 1870.
 (By l.. J Overlock)
 NEW YORK, Now 9.-Nothing de- veloped overnight in the way of cleo
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chases of stock by the foremen and miners employed at the pIoperty.
 The directors feel assured of a con- tinuous rise in the price of stock due to the fact that shipping of ore will take place when the stock is quoted on the market, the Five Points, on its own shipping record. reaching $500 to $500 per share, for a long period of time. when the wealth and prestige of the Miami district was unknown to the eastern investing public. The MIAMI MOTHER LODE ore has prov en richer as sinking continues. As surance that heavy buying of MIAMI MOTHER LODE stock will take place when stock is quoted on the curb is
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Special facilities enjoyed for the transaction of business in Jerome, Bisbee and other Arizona Mining se- curities dealt in on the New York and Boston markets
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OEFACTOS, MISTAKEN FOR
 BANDITS, SCARE OJINAGA

PRESIDIO, Texas. Nov. g. - Two hundred Carranza troops marching to reinforce the Ojinaga garr'son caused the Oj!naga and San Carlos garrisons to prepare to oppose what was bel;ev- ed to be Villa bandits marching on La Mula Pass yesterday. The refu- gees who fled to the American side have returned.