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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
HAY FLAMES STUBBORNLY
RESIST FIREMENS WORK

Several hundred bales OF hay were
partly burned Sunday afternoon in a
small warehouse at Second and Chihua-
hua streets. in one Of the most stubborn
fires in the history OF the Il Paso de-
partmenc The warehouse was formerly
occupied by the Badger Fuel company.
but recently had been rented TO l. :
Osborn. according 10 information re-
ceived BIZ fire chief Wray-
Owing to the great smoke and the
closely packed hay in the building. the
firemen were unable 10 get at the blaze
until holes had been torn in the sheet
iron roof OF the building, which did not
have any exits. Three lines OF hose
drowning the fire. which had appar-
emily been smOlderinE for several hours
a large quantity OF hay stored in an
adjoining building. was not touched
by the flames. which the firemen kept
confined to the walls Of the storehouse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Luncheon Tuesday to Make
Plans for Inaugurating
the Work.

Owing 70 press OF business OF some
Of the membs'- Of ;he @o'0c'l g :he
Boy Scouts OF America, the luncheon
to arrange for the campaign to secure
funds for the organization wa post
poned from today until tomorrow. The
luncheon will be held Tuesday al Ho-
tel Sheldon, and at that time the plans
viii be completed for the fina7cial
campaign. It is necessary to raise
about $500 for the work. over $500
OF this amount has already been Sc
cured. The committee hopes 10 secure
the rest OF the money in one day
Lieut.. Merritt Lamb, 52d Michigan
home town of Muskegon. Mich, has
prepared the following article for The
Herald on the Scout work and what Z
does for the boys
-aThe aim OF the Boy Scouts Is 10 SUD
plement the various existing educa-
tional agencies. and 20 promote the
ability in bows to do things for them
selves and Others-tO give them some
thing TO do. something TO think about
something 70 enjoy, with the view al
WAYS TO character building for good
manhood and citizenship The method
is summed up in the term Scoutcraft-
and Is a combination Of observation.
deduction and hardness OF ability 10
DO things.
We recognize the fact that e boy
IS an uniformed man, and that in order
70 bring him 20 his best he must oe
trained and guided IN the requirements
Of manhood. rather than neglected
Detted and scorned- or driven and
scourged to his dungeon
We DO not set the boys down before
US and preach 70 them and attempt 70
pound knowledge into them. as too
many schools, churches. clubs and
parents have and are doing We meet
the boy on his own hunting ground.
pursue with him his favOrite game, DO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
DEFENDED WOMAN; STABBED,
REPORTS INFANTRY PRIVATE

Pvt Charles F Hurlen. OF Company
r. 34th infantry. sustained a serious
wound in the side when he was as
saulted by a man dressed in civilian
clothes and armed with a knife. Satur-
dav night. near Second and Oregon
streets Hurien was removed to the
emergency he ir-i. iere he told pro
vOst marshal Carl Charles NIGH. Ebv
that he resented an insult to a woman.
which his assailaut had made He
struck the man in civilian clothes. who
drew a knife and slashed him in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
GXEN A s1n0 EINE-

Samuel ChapparO. arrested on a
charge Of attempted bicycle theft. by
immi grafton officers was given 500
fine in corporation court Saturday az
ternoon by Judge Paul d. Thomas
Chapparo. II is said, was riding
bicycle owned by another boy and was
attempting 10 20 TO Juarez with il.
when he was arrested.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
MAN So YEARS OLD COMES
FROM CALIFORNIA TO VOTE

T H Spaulding. AGED IS. father Of
Of FL Paso, came all the way from
Long Beach. Calf, TO FL PasO. to cast
a vote for Hughes. Mr.. Spaulding cast
his first vote in 1852 and has never
missed voting in a presidential election
since that time He has lived here for
the past six years, at the home OF
Mrs Bray, but has been on a visit 10
California for some time past He
decided TO return 10 FL PasO in time 70
vote. Ar Spaulding is from Maine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
FINLEY Is NIGHT CAPTAIN.

who is in Houston Texas, on business,
Ivey Finley. formerly a mounted pa
trolman and city detective is acting
night captain OF police Capt. Finley.
several months ago, was q member of
the Texas ranger force, and has been
a police officer in Fl Paso Tor over
eight wears
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.
buUuInE Ffr1nIIs-
To ,. E Neff 10 build brick bungalow
on Mundy avenue; cost $500
Deeds Filed

To ,. E Neff to build a brick bungalow
on Aundy avenue; cost S25oo-
Deeds Filed
Easr side Of Epson. between Byron and
Randolph. Fl Paso Commercial Co 10 a
Stolaroff. easterly one-hel1 Of lot % an Of
lots p. - IS. % 50 Block -. Sunset
Heights. consideration $3.50; November 8.
South side OF Alramon between Epson
and Prospect; e Paso Commercial Co TO
A. Stolaroff. easterlv 80 feet Of lots Il l.
10. Il. Block IS. Sunset Heights considera-
tion $500: November ,
Logan Heights Addition: Logan Heights
Investment Co. 20 VIM Lewis lots 8. 9,
Block -. Logan Heights: consideration
r Psso County; J. II. Turner and wife to
D. l. Terriu sections 9. IS. Il. Block 20,
RI Paso County consideration 5000; Octo-
her L. 1916
Hollywood Heights. J ?. Knox 20 O. a
Critchett and G. Ferguson. lots Is 20 so in
elusive. Block Is. Hollywood Heights. con
sideratiou SO: August a. 1915.
Socorro Grant; Il A BRO and wife 10 G.
Grant. Fl Paso County consideration $500;
November 4. 1916.
North side q Portland between Louisi-
O'Pry. lots % IS Block 90. Manhattan
Heights5 consideration $500; October L.
North side OF Mountain. between Ken
lucky and Alabama Park W Pitmnn In
sestmeut company 10 Mrs. L c. Russell lots
sideration $1,000. october II. 1915
summit Place; b. E CranfiIl 20 Ida A.
J. q
consideration $3.50 October q. 1915.
Automobiles Licensed
1f4s-Fred Tram Jos Mesa, Dodge tour
74f4-J. A Fields clint Texas. Dodge
touring car
s4s5-M- Ainsa and sons. Ford roadster.
5i46-c- r. stevens. eI5 West Boulevard.
OIdsmohHe
7447-L- A Nseder. us East Missouri.
74is-c F. Hoeye. sos East Nevada. Hud-
7tis-A- c. Darrell. io5 lays. Maxwell
7sssEThs Myers Co. willys-overland
7f51-Lyon and Co. Federal truck
tf5--Company ~ First North Carolina
Infantry, Ford roadster
Licensed to Marry.
Mase A Trimmer aud Emma Andreen-
Tomas Gonzales and Francisco Aiarcon-
John Kinsan and Jewel Woods
j. =. smith and Irene Liebenman1.
Charles Cowau and Sol Drake
Births-fsiri-.
To Mrs " J. Erwin. 50s TorniIio. No
vember &
To Mrs. Neztor sotelo. sO1s East san An
tonic. October go
Births-Boys.
To Mrs " H. Col. city. October 81
TO Mrs Guadalupe Ortiz. 1907 south st I
Vrain. October IS.
To Mrs Gonzales. s1s East Eighth DC /
tobe- 8
Deaths.
Erin Armstrong. aged -. 5000 Alameda y
November .: buried in Evergreen
august G. Fahigrsu. aged IS o210 Myrtle 8
november . buried in Evergreen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Try Mrs. clark. cafeteria. EOS Mesa


The budget system OF raising funds
used by the FL PasO chamber Of com
merce. has been adopted by the Dallas
chamber OF commerce and Manufac-
turers' association. according 10 a let
ter received by Malcolm y. Fraser. sec
Rotary of the Fl Paso chamber of com
merce, Monday morning. The letter
stated that the Dallas chamber had
Instituted a campaign TO raise a budget
fund of s125,000 for 1911
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Batesville. Ark. Nov. s.-Mayor Gil
bert Richardson. in Jail here following
the killing Of Farrell Padget. 3 years
old. issued a statement through his at
torney that he viii plead self defence.
alleging THAI Padgett tried 20 invade
his home. Padgett was shot Saturday
night al a dance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
FOR THE BOY SCOUTS

with him things he likes to DO, bear
ing always in mind that we are going
to steer that boy from the perils and
pitfalls Of life and head him for the bet
terthinEs. And we do this without tread
ing upon the corns OF any political
party OF upon the bunions Of any re-
ligious sect or creed. We trust TO the
boys honor and he becomes honora-
bic"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
26O, coo BOYS AND GIRLS
ENROLLED IN FARM CLUBS

Washington. .. c. Nov. 6.-Agricul-
rEral and canning clubs conducted CO.
CperatiVelv by the state colleges and
the department Of agriculture had en-
rolled in their membership 200. 600 boys
and girls during 1918.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Washington. D. c. Nov. 5.-The su-
preme court today consented 10 review
a decree Of lower federal courts order
ing the deportation OF 80 Hindus from
san Francisco who were i'll and likely
- become public charges.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

capt ". D. Greet. Democratic nOmi-
nee for county clerk who was injured
over two months ago in an elevator
accident at Hotel sheldon. IS rapidly
improving at Hotel Dieu- Capt Greet
declared Monday morning his intention
OF going TO his precinct at the Neff-
Stiles company Tuesday morning 10
vote.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Rome. Italy. Nov cardinal Fran
els Della Nolpe. project Of the congre-
cation OF the Index. died Sunday morn
ing Cardinal Della Volpe was born at
Ravenna December .. 1874. In May,
1914. he was raised TO the rank OF
chamberlain Of the church by the late
pope Plus X
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Bye troubled See Braun. s12 1nns BID
n. VI. FIagIer,. Mido,r Tn VI.

New York. Nov 6.-The engagement
Of Mrs Mary Lyly Flagler. widow OF
Of the Standard Oil company. to former
judge Robert Worth Bingham OF Louis
vile, Ky. was announced here sunday.
Mr.. Flagler died at Palm Beach. Fla
in 1913 Mrs. Flagler inherited her
husbands estate. the value Of which
has been estimated at $4,000. 600
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Denver. Colo, Nov. "a : Hobart
and J. Conrce, Colorado and Southern
locomotive engineers. sustained broken
ankles saturday night when the coal
and cattle trains their engines were
hauling met head on at Burns juno
tion near here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Washington, D. G. Nov. 6.-Few i'm
portant cases are on the supreme court
docket for argument this week The
court viii be in session on election
day. but one or more OF the justices
having residences nearby may go home
10 EOra.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Evangelist D. D. Boyle. who Is con
Quoting "A meeting at the Austin Park
Christian church. will talk tonight on
snakes" Mr.. Boyle delivered two ser
mons Sunday and a talk in the after
noon 10 women and girls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Iowa CITY, Iowa Nov. 6.-Prof. 4 G.
smith. head Of the department of math-
ematics and astronomy in the Univer-
sity OF Iowa, died early Sunday He
was Tor Is years the university's rep
resentative on the western intercOl-
leeiate Conference board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Washington. d C., Nov. s.-The ris-
ing cost Of living is being investigated
by the government TO ascertain whether
the increasing prices are being pushed
upward unlaWfully. Wherever that is
found to be the case. persons respon-
sible viii be punished to the full ex-
tent Of the law, according TO attorney
general Gregory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
NEWS BREVITIES s ssG.s AsP 2
Aarsrtisemant

It cost $79.49 2-5 TO Kill a deer illegally
in ROutt county That's what seven
ranchmen convicted here Saturday Of
staying nine deer when found out, had
10 pay
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Train Bulletin.

All afternoon and night trains Tor to-
day are reported on time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

LOugweII-Be careful or your baggage
checks Leave at LongwelIs. Tel 1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Few Cases Before supreme Court.

Remember-Good plumbing. low prices John
y Brennan III = y. stanton Phi 742o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Our coal is as clean as our reputa-
ton. Make your furnace happy: use
Cerillos White Ash or SwastfIla Coal.
southwestern Fuel 4 Feed 90. Pbo7a
- i-ifii double four-double four).-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Trains Crn.hi Engineer. Hurt.

Eat at Plckwick. 4O5 y oregon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Dr. Bauchert. Dentist. Mills Bldg Pm ASH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

DR.. Ebert. dentist. s16-21s MINIS Bid.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
viii the WooLy West Go Stone Dry !?

la seven Of the Far Western States prohibi-
ton is once more the burning question of the
day. In California. Oregon Washington Mon
tana, Arizona, Colorado and Utah the gas bombs
OF liquor agitation are exploding with more than
usual noise. Who Will win? What are the
issues in each State! These questions are an
swered impartiay. entertaininglv In the article.
''The Second Battle of Booze Run - which sup
plies abundant reason for JOY or sorrow. accord
ing to individual leanings The article is from
the pen of Walter V WOehlke
Dr. David Starr Jordan writes trenchantlv of
the real patriotism in his article "FOr the Ma
tlOnal Honor" President Wilson and the
women vote of the West the impending return
Of unemployment, the three-cOrnered game be
tween Japan, the United States and China the
government 5 new railroad in Alaska and other
topics OF Far Western interest are presented
breezily.
Wilbur Hall tells the story of coach who
causes a lamb-like Christian football team to
win the big game despite its tendency to turn
the other cheek. 1.-The Heavenly Twin will
lift you out of your chair unless the story of a
monumental fight can no longer thrill YOU
l.. w. Peck tells the story of bad conscience
aggravated by prophecy a story designed to
make your flesh creep until the mystery is
solved. Herman Whitaler's novel, cover the
Border, " wildly presents the fate of Americans
living in Mexico
The tale Of a motorcycle journey through the
Puget Sound country bv Hamilton NJ. LANG.
Is prOfuselv illustrated In cOlors And Re
claimed, by Ben H. Lampman. is an anthem
that VIII strike responsive chord in the breast
Of every nature lover.
Ten Big Features, Five Departments in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Cost SO To Kill Deer.
Steamboat Springs, Colo, Nov. s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

DIR. Anna Reum. Buckler Bid over Elite.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Iowa Educator Dies.

Eat at Savoy cafe. no s. Stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Stanton Cafe. ~ y stanton Quality
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Eyes Examined Properly.

Geo u. Kendall. 22S Mesa Avenue.
Makes Glasses Rieht-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Deaths

Erin Armst-ong. aged % 5000 Alameda
November .; buried in Evergreen.
august @ Fahlgrsu. aged IS oe10 Myrtle
Novemoer > buried IN Evergreen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08

Qnellen itammt, 6e6amptet, Die gele=
oerlage Der Siirfen lei cine oernid)=
tenoe seiueIen. Die tiirfiid)em Srnp=
pen ieien pollitanbig amseinanoer-
gejagt nnb trrten in fleine Sr1pp5
in Der 8iite nmber.
Die @orrelponoenten Ser omerifa.
nif1en 3eitutgett in 9eutldlano
baben oen folgenben, feines 4om-
mentars beoiirfenoett 9roteit geeen
ote @i1fiir oes briti6en @enlorS
erlaIIen: u8ir nnter5eihneten 8iir-
ger Der Ser. Staatel1 uno @ertreter
omertfanii6er 3eitungen IN Berlin
ltno BET oen 9lrmeen Ser Central
rtahte I'M 5eloe finoen, oaB oiele
unlerer 0epei6en iiber wi6tige poli-
tiibe uno militoriide greigniile pont
Genlor in 2onbon berftiimmelt, un=
teroritft o0er aufgebalten peroelt
uno mir MAIDEN Die amerifdnii6et
9erleger auf oiefe SotIohe oufmerf=
fam. @lei65eitig betonen mir, oaB
mir unter oielen ltrnItanoen anBer
Stanoe ifno, Dem amertfani16et1
8ubliflm nabre nno gereobte Oar
1tellungen Der tpi6tiglten @reignilIe
oes arieges 5u eeben. Die 2onooner
Gen1ur bebanoelte nnlere 0epelden
cine 3eit lang I'M @eiite oes uSSair
8lap", dber tie dnoerte lire 8olitif
na6 uno nah boaitonoig ufto ibr
Gegintent lit nun unertrdglid ge-
iuoroen. @ir babei1 oen 8otI6afz
ter @eraro erli6t, grfunoigunge1t
oaniiber ei15u8iebelt OF Die an1erifa-
ftiide Gegierling es Der amerifani=
i6en Treiie moglih MAIDEN fafln, le-
gitine &abelna6ri6ten 5n erlangen,
obne oaB oieielben BON Der gSillfiir
oes engliihen geniors abbangig
fino." l1nter5eihnet lit Der 8roteit
bon folgenoen befatitten amerifarti-
lhen Sourndliiten: Or. @m. Sole,
yHetp Oorf 9lrnerican" 4arl 9lfer-
mann, ullniteo BreB";, Sanes o.
Oonnea Bennett, Chicago Gri=
bune";; Gpril grorpn, ugeem gorf
gimes";; Sepnour Goneer, v9liiocia-
teo 8reB" 0stpdlo s. Shuette,
Chicago 9aiID 9aetps~, uno &arl
b. @iegano, Stem gorf @orlo~.
Der enaliid)e 0ampfer vMonnt
Gomiiton" lit Derienft luoroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08
anrSe l1eberlidt.

9ln Ser Spmme mno BEL
@erbnm lit amld]eimenO midts
8idltises paiIiert. Die gsad)-
ridltem ipiberipreden iid smmt
Sell.
Sci 8etbnne, am Ga 8aiIee-
&aital nnb 2ens faitSen 9lrtil=
lerie &1Htpfe itatt.
Die 9imiIen iupllen ant Se-
retb iueiteres Serrain geiuom-
nen baben. Sic Id]lasen Die
0eittIdJen nnb Geiterreider bel
Slnmnd) sitriif.
Die 9iuiIen miiiiien iid bei
&ermanidJab in Eeriien suriid-
sieben.
Die Oeiterreid)er meloen
Grfolge bei 9elatpn int liibli-
den WaIisien.
Die Sfaliener sreifen bic
Sionsu syront erfulglos an.
Sie iuplem in Der Sofani-0e-
senb GrfOIge erriinsem baben.
Die Siirfen iuiiIen nod
nid)ts BON Der 9eieberlage am
Smes-Ganal. Die GnglGnber
bebamptem, bic gsieoerlase lei
bernid)ten6 geiuelen.
Die 5eppiiten in ben oent-
fden staatsbanfen persrOfern
iidJ.
9unis 8otba ioll 9entidJ-
Oit-Nfrifa erpbern.
DeiterreidJiidje &riessidJiffe
idlagen italieniIde in bic
sylmdt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08

geadJ eincm 8eridJt Der Oeiterrei-
der baben fie I'M iiiSliden 0alisien
rniIiId)e Stequnsen anf ben S0ben
bel sSablomita, Bprodta nmo iueitlidj
bon Sartaroip beiett. Wei Della.
TIM iunrben itarfe slnsriffe ber9fniIen
5nriidseidiasen.
Sablidj bDm Onieitr in Walisien,
an Der Slnmad)-O Ottbnia 2inie
fin6 bic Sentiden nnb Oeiterreider
bon ben NhiiIen snriidgebranst ippr-
ben. Die 9inHen iollen bic Stabt
Slmmad genommen baben.
Die 9aniIen bebampten, re bat
ten in ben Gdladten am SeretG
8415 SOIbatem mn6 166 Dffisiere
sefansen senpmmen.
Die StaIiener babtn iuieSer Elm.
NAL bic sanse Sionso 6ront anse.
griffen nnb bdombers ldarfe An.
sriffe aif bic 8rlden bei Solmein
xwb Opcrt geridjtet. Die Sample
fdeinen modt nidt beenbet sm Ieim,
bshen aber benS SfaIienerm nod feinen
Grfolg sebrc6t. Die Oeiferrei6er
mel6en, iie bGttem 1882 Gefansene
semadjf.
Am 2. Nmgmit ioll es 5iuiiden itn-
iienilden mnb 6iterreidilden ariess-
idJiffcn 81 einem 3ufammenitof &C.
fontnen Tein. Die Oeiterreidjer be.
baupten, baf bic Staliener setroffen
iunrben nn6 iid snriifsiebem mtnR.
ten.
An Der Connie 1T geftern ani6ei-
nenb nidts 8eionberes porgegan-
gen. Die Gnslanoer bebanpten, alle
Nngriffe Der 9emtiden amf sic ero.
berten Stellmngen 6ei Yo5ieres ieien
snriidgeIdlagen. Gs itimmt bies
NIT benz bereits geitern per6ffemtlidj.
ten 8erifjt Der 9entfden nidt iiber.
Elm. gfad) bieTem baben bic 0entiden
Seile cines 8rabens nabe Yosieres
smriiferobert, ben bic GnglGuber &c.
nomraen battem. and Idlngen fl
frau30fiide ansriffe anf bic Naoma'
et-Tarm snriif. Die 5ransoien
meloen, bah lie siuiiden bem Sem'
@albe nnS Der Connie, Sitlid boa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08
SnIan0.

= Sbne peitere Oebatte bot fid
ser Senat nit Dem &onferen5berigt
iiber oie Seeresbin einneritanoen err
fart. Ser geridbt beipiaigt 267,
597, 900 Collar.
geaf) Dem Beriht oes Gefre-
tdrs Ser gnnnnipollb0rie bon Seem
Orleans belief Der Weltfoninnt
an auerifanif6er 9aumtpolle ii6 m
Sem ssabr Bis gum 81. Suli b. S.
auf 1888, 900 8allen, Inn 979, 900
gallen mebr nIs i'm goriabr 1tlo
mebr als ie 5ubor. Der bofite friis
bere aonIltn1 tpurbe Dor bret Sabren
erreidt ltitb belief iid1 allf 14,7f5,-
8allen. Ser @onllrn Der fiioliden
ssabrifen betrug 4,O47.000 galen
aeaen 3,163, 900 inn 8oriabr, Der
ser noroliden 5abrifen 3,005,000
aeaen 2,61S,000 uitb Der Der aus
lanoilden Sabrifen 7,761 900 ge-
gen 8,O53,0 i'm goriabre Nus
oieien slnga6en miro eriidtlid1 Dab
oie grbobuna oes @eltfotiuus an
amerifanilher 8aun1Dolle aus
l6lieBlid oell maerifaniiden 6abri-
fen su5l1ihreiben ipar, oeren Weebr=
beoarf ben Miifgang inn a1slanoi=
ihen geoarf lnebr als anftDog. Die
geiamntten in Giht uno nidt m
Sidt befinblihen gorrdte an anieri-
fanifher 8amnltDoIfe beliefen fid am
81. esuli s. 8. anf 1886, 900 Wdnen
i'm 8ergleih su 5000 i'm bori-
gen Sonlnter. sn Siht wuren q
$4,000 8allen i'm @ergleidJ nit
8, 1882, 900 int 8oriabr.
- Ser y5arm 2oan 8oaro", Der
fih bauptI11li1 nit Der 8er1ual=
tl1ng oes I1roliben Credit 5pltents
befaiIen miro, lit in @albington or
aaniIiert moroerl. Hr1fibert @ilion
ernannte George So. Norris gum
8orlibenoen bes .9oaros" Die iibri-
gen Mitglieber iino: s. 6. 2oboea,
Serbert Quid nnb %. 9. sl. Snitb
ssinans- -MiniIter Mcslooo sebort Dem
,8oaro" er-officio als Witglieo on.
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