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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
Womerl's Organizations

The board of directors of the FL Paso
WOman's club have held one or Two
interesting meetings recently ana nave
started money earning schemes TO heip
the building fund grow An exchange
for the club members has been or
gained and is well under way. Their
are different departments OF TINS *
change one includes 1ellles. jams pre-
serves cakes salad dressings salads.
Sandwiches. catering and serving This
division is under the general super
vision Of Mrs g F Kellogg The needle
work department. which is under the
supervision Of Mrs. 4. NJ LOOMS. in
cludes hemming and embroiderinE ia
bic linen. centerpieCes. doilies. towels.
sheets and quilts The art depart
ment which includes china painting.
stenciline. designing. basketry and
anything antique, is in charge OF Mrs
Paul Ginther- Mrs. Van c Wilson. who
is general chairman OF the entire eN-
change. has under her special super
vision dreSsmakinC- millinery CUNT
in- fancy laundry cleaning and press
ing plant exchange. manicurinE. hair
dressing hair treatment and lnstruc-
ton i'm the art of hair and hand treat
ment. All the work and materials are
donated and the entire returns are
Of this exchange committee are Mrs
W r Brown and Mrs. :. II. Sutherland.
who at one Of the meetings served as
Mattresses and were generously tipped
by the members for their excellent ser
vice. and Mrs T. W Lanier and r
Ford The club has recently increased
its membership by Il new members
They were all taken in at one meet
ing The new members are Misses
Clara Fink. e. Bailey and Lulu H.
Jones. Nesdames T. Monroe Proctor.
Lou Ludwig Rosenberg. Frank Murchl-
son. Samuel Given. T. ! Stafford. J.
Gordon Hardy. Milton : Graves. g NJ
Order. Nettie Van Epps and Frank T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
DEMOCRATIC REBEL
FALLS INTO LINE

Washington. D. c. Aug 13.-Senator
Bankhead. of Alabama. one of the Seven
Democrats who revOlted against the
administration shipping bill IN the lasf
congress- addressed the senate today in
favor of the pending shipping bill
AS one Of the Democrats who op-
posed the last shipping bill" said sen
ator Bakhead. i rise 10 announce that
will vote for the pending measure /
do not hesitate to say. however. that II
the present bill contained unlimited
authority for the proposed shipping
board to purchase ships, l would op-
pose IL TO the end"
The senate continued work on tn :
measure. other Democrats who oppos-
ed the bill last year have already indi-
Gated their support.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
TURKS ADMIT
SUEz REPULSE

London. Eng. AUG. IA telegram
today from Constantinople admits the
Turks were compelled to retreat ne1o' =
the British east Of the Suez canal
The dispatch says
Turkish troops occupied the first
line trenches and toward evenlh-
rsscbed the barbed wire obstacles OF
the enemys main position
a sandstone prevented prosecutor non
90 ~ reconnaissance OF this area me
enemy then made a surprise attack on
the rear OF our left wing ..-.... -.
Eatia on August :. the enemy was
repuIsed in an attack in the district
~ Kstia. We withdrew that night 70
a line east Of Katia-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
Germans Are Barbaridns;
Treat Them Thus, EOen
After War, Says Carson

Paris. France, Aug. 1z-Sir Edward
Carson in an interview in today
Matin declares the Germans should be
treated as barbarians.
In peace as in war;" Sir Edward Is
quoted as saying, the German is
barbarian and we should treat him as
such. Let all the allied governments
declare forthwith TO the German peo-
pie: Even when we shall have signed
peace We shall not send any diplomatic
representatives to Berlin nor receive
anv diplomatic representatives Of Ger
many in our capitals. as long as you
Germans shall not have yourselves
punished all those who have been gull
~ Of murder: all those who have vio-
lated those international laws which
were set up in the interests Of human
ity during past centuries which have
o-itnessed the progress Of civilization
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14

RULE CONGRESS
Hughes Reads List of Con-
gress Committees Headed
By Southern Members.

Helena. Mont. Aug. I'm the
course Of his speech here today,
Charles E. Hughes. Republican candi-
date for president, assailed the admin
irtration as a sectional administration
and read a list Of the house and senate
committees which have southerners Tor
chairmen.
I have no criticism TO make" ne
said. "of the honor, the respectful ilitS
or the agreeable character of any OF
these men, but I say that an admins
tration under which so many OF me
chairmen of the house OF representa-
tives are represented in that manner Is
a sectional administration It is not an
American administration in broau
IT want to see the south built up It
can be built up It never viii pc ouiit
up. however. without republican pom
cies being applied l think many oI
the southern men are beginning 10
realize that You can no more build
IN this country by historic doctrine
than YOU could fly through the air with
the old flying machines they expert
mented with thirty years ago
The situation in the senate, MI
Hughes said. was similar TO that in the
house, especially with reference TO the
pork barrel committees. The ADMIN
istrations tariff policy also was as
sailed.
Wrecked Sugar Industry.
Look what they did 10 the sugar
Industry" Mr. Hughes said They
went ahead to wreck a great industry
in many sections of tine country Later
they thought better Of their own ac-
ton They repented to a degree }
tell YOU we don't want legislation OF
which We will have TO repent we
want some foresight in dealing with
american industries
Impaired Our Prestige Abroad
Mr. Hughes again assafled the ao-
rlinistration's foreign policy
1T has led some nations TO DeileEe
that what il said it was not entirely
ready TO stand for" Mr.. Hughes SAID
We seriously impaired our prestige
the very beginning because Of our state
department"
What's the use OF talking about I'M
prOvement in the American govern
ment?" Mr. Hughes asked. Why
should we declaim about Americanism
il we do not keep especially trained
men in the employ Of the government
Il we require them TO be displaced oy
political workers. I am opposed 10
that. II has got 10 stop
we nave had in the present admin
istration a great period of paper pro-
grams.
10 dissect some of these records 70
which so much attention IS given, bul
underlying every sort Of paper pro-
gram is the great necessity Of proper
public administration. This admins
( tration has fallen seriously short IN
that matter II has prostituted import
ant places TO the demands of mere par
tisan expediency-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
MAY MAKE NEW
BRITISH LOAN

New York. Aug. 12.-Expectation
was expressed in financial circles to-
day that within fortnight official an
nouncement would he made that nego-
tiations had been completed for new
loan. reported TO be s25o.oo0.ooo to
Great Britain This loan would run
for two years. with interest at five
per cent. the notes to mature in two
years and to be offered at o.
The main purpose OF such a loan IS
said TO be TO provide funds for pay
rnent for munitions purchased in hte
United States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
FL Posonns Returning.

DR.. George Drummer has returned
from ten days business trip to San
Diego. Calf
r J. Tighe. superintendent of city
schools has returned from a summer
vacation trip east.
Mrs. ". H. Broaddus and three chill
dren. who have been spending the
summer at Long Beach, Calf, have
returned to their home here.
Mrs. Alice Daley has returned from
three months trip to the east wher-
she visited at New Orleans. New York,
Kansas City and Chicago During her
trip she visited relatives and the many
hospitals in the cities at which she
stopped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
Out OF Town isitors.

a J. Layden. of East Texas. is
greatly improved after a long illness
al Hotel Dieu-
Mrs. c. F Toolen. of Van Horn. Tex
as. is Improving after a slight opera
ton. performed the latter part Of the
week at Hotel Dieu-
Mrs. Carrie James. of Lordsburg. y
ii. is seriously i'll at RolstOn hospital
with q severe case of typhoid fever
Mrs. A B. Hulsey. of San Simon, Ari-
IONA. who underwent a slight opera
ton at Providence hospital last week.
is slightly improved.
7 T Graham. of Chicago. who has
oeen the house guest of Mr. and Mrs L
NJ Coyne for the past two weeks. has
returned to his home.
Mrs L. Crossin. of Maria. Texas.
mother of Mrs. William Caples, OF this
city, is a patient at Hotel Dieu. where
she is receiving medical treatment
Mrs. Clay Holland. Of Maria. Texas.
niece of Mrs J. NJ Chiles, OF this city,
is recovering from a serious operation.
performed the early part of the week
at Hotel Dieu-
Richard LLOYD. of PittsDurg. who has
been spending the summer at Las
Cruces. was operated on at the Provi-
dence hospital on Friday Of last week.
He is doing as nicely as can be ex-
pected-
Miss Dorothy Reinburg, daughter Of
Capt r. Reinburg- of the eighth Mass
achusetts cavalry. stationed al Canu-
tfllo. Tex. underwent a slight opera
ton at Hotel Dieu about two weeks
ago and is recovering rapidly She
will be able to leave the hospital in
few days.
Miss Hettie Boone, sister of former
officer John Boone. of the police de
partment. arrived in the city Monday
morning from her home in San Diego.
Calf. TO visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Boone of 1920 Myrtle avenue
Miss Boone has been in San Diego for
the past Il months. She viii spend
several weeks in FL Paso visiting her
parents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
CHAUFFEUR FELIPE RAMIREZ
KILLED BY TRAIN IN JUAREZ

- I-esrs who resided in Juarez. was
killed at the Mexican Central railway
station in that city Saturday afternoon
al $50 o'clock while trying TO board
passenger train that was Just arrlv-
No Tho bodv was taken 10 the city
nosnital and was later inferred by
order Of the authorities OF Juarez.
Ramirez fell under the wheels OF one
,f he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
Porfes.

Late late week Miss Coral Bias en-
tertained few of her friends at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. R =.
Bias. iii North 81. Nrain street, with
an afternoon buncO party. In the
games. the high score prize was won
ny Miss Hazel Spence. During the re-
freshments served AT the close of the
afternoon. Miss Edna Critchett sang A
vocal solo. accompanied on The piano
by Miss Cleo Bryan. Miss Bias was
assisted in serving her guests by her
mother, Mrs. r. 3. Bias Those present
during the afternoon were Misses
Hazel Spence. Edna Critchett Cleo
Bryan. Leo Bryan. Katherine Shotweil.
Zelda Mae Williams. Gladys Kit.
Eleanor Price. Dorothy Parker. .Iarion
Rullman. Isabel Valentine. Grace Bow
en- and Helen Mahoney.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
FL Pnsodns AUGg.

c II. Leavell spent the week end with
his family in Cloudcroft.
John s Curtiss. Of the firm OF Curtiss
& Manning. has gone TO Chicago and
New York on a brief business trip.
Otho Carr and Mrs Dan Carr. of FL
Paso. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4
Schneider. of sixteenth street and 3
avenue. Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. r 2. Sherman were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. W n. AldridEe
for the week end at the Aldridge ranch
in the upper valley
Milton P. Martin. OF FL PasO. has been
visiting at the beautiful ranch home OF
his sister. Mrs. c. Darwin Casad, at
Canutillo.
Mrs. Guy Bunting. Of FL Paso. is in
Douglas to visit with her mother. Mrs.
c. G Whitley. and her sister, Mrs. c.
4. Lewis. OF Sunnyside.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
II s. SUPPORTS COMPLAINTS
OF AMERICAN SHIPPERS

London. Ems. Aug 1c--Compialnts
~ American shippers over the deten-
tion OF consignments 10 the Netne.
IDS overseas trust are being support
"a and pressed by the American gov
comment American claimants VIII De
cline to be bound by a clause IN the
british governments agreement win
tbe frust by which Great Britain re-
s,ay,-es the right TO detain any Consign-
Tnent until reasonable doubt Of its des-
fination has been satisfied
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
4THE sTRONGFRLOyF.,

Vivian Martin. the Peter Pan girl Of
the New York stage. plays the part of
a little mountain girl in her latest Mo
rosco- Paramount photoplay. The
Stronger Love" coming to the Alham-
bra today. She acts the role with
sweetness and charm that cOmpels en-
thusiastic admiration.
Scenes of exceptionally beautiful
woodlands; views of the vast mountains
at their best; fight between noun
taineers appalling in its ferocity. and
heart paralyzing leaps are but Incl
dents in this powerful Morosco-Para-
mount photoplay.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
Six Ships Are Held Up
Alone Time By U-BOat

Havre. France. Aug 12--Six ships
we're held up at one time by Oeri NJ I
submarine on Thursday mornln5- ,,-.s
crev- Of the French steamer Marie W.
o-Ssrsd into boats The vessel va
sunk and followed by the Nor"es si an
steamers Credo and Soro. each s1lns
down in 10 minutes The othef t5 -
ships were searched and perIhi''eu
rroraad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14

Mrs W. ". Forbes. jr.. was hostess
to the "ScrociOus" club on Saturday
evening at 500. Potted flowers and
plants decorated the windows. At the
close of the games. a two course lunch
con was served the guests. The high
score prizes were won by Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Hinrichs and the consolation prizes
fell to Mrs W. H. Forbes. jr.. and 7.
Gay. The guests Of the evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. f. McGinty. Mr.. and Mrs
J. Gay and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hinrichs.
The members of Willow Grove Wood
man Circle gave an informal card
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H Biggs, 1902 Douglas street. on Sat
urday evening. There were eight
tables of players. After the close of
the games an ice course was served
the guests on the lawn and porch Of
the Biggs home The hostess was
assisted in serving her guests by Mrs
l. Malone and her two daughters. Miss
Lille and Miss Flora Malone and Ivan
SOFTEN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
Autonobiling.

Mr.. and Mrs William Walk and Mr..
and Mrs George Neville have returned
from an automobile camping trip, spent
in the New Mexico mountains.
Sheriff and Mrs. Peyton J. Edwards
have returned from a two months tour
of California Accompanying them
were their two daughters, Miss Nancy
and Minna Edwards. They made the
trip in Mr.. Edwards's automobile
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14

We would like to send our Demon
orator 10 your home with a few Miller
Made Bungalow Aprons. some Chill
dren's Rompers; also dress. just TO
show YOU the difference It will cost
YOU nothing. Phone 1858 or 49, for
date The Miller Made Co, SOe Caples
Bldg--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
POP GEERS WINS
$4,000 STAKE

PittsburE. Pa. Aug. 12-Grand Cir
suit results.
Furniture manufacturers stake
S50Oo-St- Frisco. (Geers) won: Mahei
TraSk. COX second. Laramie Lad
(McDonali) third. Best time. 2:o4 IA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14

Miss Slater. principal of the FL Paso
School for Girls. will be at the school
on Terrace street. sunset Heights. Tues
day and Thursday afternoons from four
until six, and Wednesday and Friday
mornings, to register pupils and plan
courses of study for the school year,
which opens Wednesday, September IL.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
CHARLIE CHAPLIv-UNIQUE-

Charlie Chaplin and Fatty Arbuckle
in a one reel comedy and the Pathe
Weekly, with many interesting scenes.
will be on the program at the Unique
today. There will also be another good
comedy.
Friday. Saturday and Sunday the
special feature will be The Eternal
Question: with Madame Petrova.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
A TeIenhone advantare.

II you telephone $500 you are always
certain TO receive prompt attention and
the best service in FL PasO- Ours is
the - hour service.
Aufo-CITY SERVICE CO.-TaIfS.
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
Blindness

Can be avoided by wearing properly
fitted glasses. Geo d Kendall. 22S
Mesa Ave. Makes Glasses Right-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
Why Not

Navajo RuEs-new assortment or at
tractive designs Beach's Art Shop,
City National Bank Bldg.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-14
Why Not

Visit our new rug department in the
basement. New shipment of rugs.
Beach's Art Shop. City National Bank
Bldg.-Adv.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14

- @ir MAIDEN unlere Seler no6-
mails olf Die beltte abeno itattfin-
benoe Monofiniternis %aufmerflaml
9ie @rl6einung oauert bon $40 Bis
IL :04 uno lit Inn ungefdbr 1928
am inteniioiten.
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den iino Ieit 0ienitag aus Der Staot
peri6tpunoen uno es lit Der Yoli3ei
bis iebt nod ni6t gelungen, irgeno
cine Spur BON ibnen 81 entoefen.
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miana Santos, t3 Sabre aft; Soiefo
2una, IA uno Watbilou 9una, 10
Sabre oft. Die 2una Mdo6en bo-
ben cine 0ote 3uriidgelaiien, in Der
iie ia9eu, oaB es i6nen 81 Sauie
niht mebr gefaae uno oaB lie iidj
na6 2areoo relp. Werifo begeber
piiroen; ibre @ltern lollten ii6 ni6i
bemiiben, iie gu finoen.
Oos 2. Snoiana Snfanterie.
&egiment trof ouf ieiner &eiie mad
Ser @ren5e ont 0onneritag a6enr
nm 10 ltbr allf Dem S. & g. g.
9abnbofe elm. Die Solooten ipur.
ben bon Sen Gan 4ntonio'er 0aner
ber5li6It begriiBt uno nit 6r1dt
Sis Cream, &affee unb SUDDEN etc
bepirtet.
- SSrt elmer om 0onneritag o6enf
obgeboItenen 8erIammlung Der Sar
antonio Retoil Werhonts 9iIocia.
tion muroen IA lteue Wtitglieoer II
oie gereinigirng oufgenommeu.
8. 6. SdoppollI, Der am 10
Sftober [. So. an Der Warfet StrG.
be bon ser l1fermoiter oeS 8luiies
Is SUB tief abitiir3te, bat oie Stao.
otf $4,000 S6aoenerlab oerfloqt
Der aIGger beboltptet, er babe Re
Dem our6 Die NodlGiiigfeit oel
Stoot berurIadten ltnfale Orei &ip
pen gebro6en, cine @ebirnerIdiitte
rilng erlitten, ioipie 8~erlebungen az
Der Siifte, Dem &iiden un6 oen Rie
rem 6obon9etragen.
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Die 9erar @ountn uSumane

Die 9erar County vSnmane
Societp" bot Die ~folgenoen 9eamten
fiir oas nadite @ei6aftslabr err
mGblt: Yraiioentin, 5rau Serbert
2inscott, 8iae : Yralibentitl, Or. g.
s. &~ingslep; Sefretdr, .. 8. @ia-
ibop; G6abmeiiter, Or. 81. 8. &bea.
ga Die @aiierperiorgung auf
Sort Sam Soulton iid infolge Der
neu o%ngefommenen Soloaten uno
Ser pielen fiir5lib eingetroffenen
Bferbe uno Mallleieln oils ni1t 5u-
reif)eno e~rfpeiit, miro cine nere,
pier5olige 8aiierrobre bonn Soften
bis gum 6luafeloe gelegt; Die Count
tp : 9ommiiidre baben Die grlaub-
mis- gum aufreiBen Der @uitiner
2anoitrabe erteilt.
Gin 5polfidbriger Su1lge, Der
flint Bicycles geltoblen batte, plroe
bonn Sueenogeridt auf unbeitimmte
3eit in cine &eformi6ule seifJift;
ser gengel bate Ole Sabrraoer ger
legt uno Ole ein3elnen Seile ber-
fault. 0ieie 9iebitdble nebmen
mebr uno mebr iiberbano uno fem
Gag pergebt, an Dem ni6t Weloun-
gen iiber ~oearrtige Spitbiibereien
bel Der 8oli5ei einlanfen.
- Die aonferen8 Der beutiden
Metbobiiten ? Yreoiger lit am Dom
neritog in Der M%etbooiiten STRIDE
an ser Sm Marcos StroBe er0ffnet-
moroen.
SIN Sitter BON 81 Sabren
Itorb Srau gleonore 8reuBer; tie
Itommte aus Miiiouri uno bette ieit
einem Sabre bier aefpobnt. sic
miro iiberIebt BON ibrem @atten,
3tpei fleinen &inoern unb ibren in
MiIIourt lebetoeu Gltern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-14
Treie YreFe fit Seras: Greitas IA. Snt 1916.
(ginQeionot.)
Nm Die liberal geiinmten Sirser ntS
Sttmmgeber ppn Seras. -

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balte i9 es fiir mteine Bflld]t, ale
liberal o%enfenoen 8itrger uno @ab-
Ter no6mols, uno 5rpar iebr Orin-
gerro, 81 ermabnenL oub es our6altS
nottpenoig tit, ouB Seoer bon beltte
bis gum 8abltoge am 22lten Suit,
lopiel pie mOgli6 arbeitet, Inn ge-
gen oie Sl1bmiiiions 5ro9e Eropa=
GAMBIA 5u MAIDEN.
l1nlere @egner l6euelt fein Wfit=
tel, Inn Stimmung fiir ibre Inl6au-
ultg 81 maben, perIdieoentli6, pab<
reno meiner Geilen ourd ben Staat
babe i6 in g%rfabrl1ng gebra6t, ooB
oieielben iogar in oen Sonntagsldu=
len ul1o &ir1en I'M Stiaen agitie-
rem, oo9 BIN ib felt iiber5eugt, oaB
es ibten nidt gelingen miro, inns
oteles ltngliid au~f5uballen, nenl1
mir MIR 5ulammen balten uno es
l1idt %perldun1en, am @abltage unle-
rer 8fli6t nod5ufommen.
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uno oieles lit 8etueis genug, Inn ge-
rooe oie geotpenoigfeit berpor5ube-
ben, oaB mir uns baran beteiligen
miilierr.
SSn Mnbetra6t obiger Satia6en err
Iufe ib aGe @abler, pelhe gegen
bieies ENHANCEMENT Ser &onititution
iinb, lire gon5en &rafte e~in5ltieben,
UNI oasielbe 5u i6lagen uno Dor al
len 0ingen nidt 5u pergelien, oaB
oie Srimorpablen masgebe1o fir
Die enogiiltige gntiheioung oieIer
Srage fem meroen.
Iu9 unier @ouperneur SerguIort,
tpelher iid offentli6, 5uerit anf Der
Transformation in Gan Intonio
uno ieitoem IN Ieiner &agne, als
Elm @egner oieles Imenoements be-
fannte, bot oobur6 BEN SUB uno Die
Seinbi6aft oieier Mufer auf iid ge-
5ogen uno tie periufen ibr Wogli6-
ltes, leine @iebererlpablung 81 bin
tertreiben, troboem Serguion auf
cine anerfannt tii6tige uno ebrli6e
@eripaltung Der Staatsregierung
bir1meiien fam uno 81 ieinem 5mei-
ten Sermin mebr mie beredtigt lit.
SD made baber onrauf aufmerf-
lam, oaB @ouperneur SerguIon I'M
Iere ltnteritiieung lebr mol peroient
uno gebe Der &offnung Iusoruf,
oaB er bieie in ungeteilter @eiie ba-
ben miro.
Mit ber5li6em @unid fir ben
gliidliden grfolg u%nierer Code.
&. 6. @einert.
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3eras.

SSSt1 Der @egeno BON vi Ealn
fpuroe ser Mili5 Soloat 8m. 8il.
ion pom 1. Yenniplpania &egiment,
elmer Ser beiten Sngenieure bon
PHILADELPHIA, our6 6elsitiide, mel
DIE in einem Steinbru6e losge.
Iprengt mnroen, lebensgefdbrli9 am
4opfe perIett. als Sneenieur bate
@illon mebr Bertrand baben H.. Iid
Die @rploiion aus elmer groBeren
gntfernung anieben lonen.
: &oloiiale ginfdufe BON @ole
fino BON norbliden @eihaften mdb-
reno Der leeten 5tpei @oden in
Siiouelt : 9eras gema6t. Sn ben
ein5elnen &6iufen muroen Guantita-
ten bon 100000 8funo big gu elmer
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oiesidbrige S6ur IoG in bielem
fur5en ,3eitraum bis ouf ungefabr
cine Wi1ion Yfuno perfanft lein.
gbenio foloiial iino Die bofiir er5iel-
ten 8reile, Die 5uii6en 23c bis 30e
pro Ifuno nariieren.
- @ir meloeten Dor ettpa 5pei
@oden, oaB in 9areoo elm Neger-
0oftor nolmens Seize Molelep, Ser
Maior in ser Garran5a : Irmee NOR,
eingeiteft puroe, neil er periifte.
amerifanii6e Neeer fiir oos meri-
foniIdle Seer on3uperben. Molelep.
ser pom 3id)ter ~porldufig entlaiiei.
itnb unter sic Sbbut oes @ebeim-
ogenten pom Suiti5 9epartement
uno friiberen &anger = 9apftans
Sbomos 9oB geItelt mar, mllroe Dor
einigen Gaeen gang oi6t bel Ga
reoo erifolIen porgefunoen. 8ebeim-
agent &oB lit Jest in @erbinoung
nit oieier mplteriolen Ingelegenbeit
oerbaftet, ober gegen Stelung Ell
ner MIR nomineaen @iirgidaft mie-
ser in 6rei6eit gelett; er ioa I'M
September Dor Dem 9iltriftsgeridt
p~ro5eIliert meroen.
- Gin gutter our6oringenoer &e-
Uen fiel om Oonner1ta9 on Ser
@oIffiiIte urto i'm iiiomeitli6en 9eile
n%nieres Staates. Die NieoerIdldqe
~erItredten iid BON Corpus G6riIti
bis nod 2areoo; Nhteces, San So
~tricio, See, 3%eftgio, AranioS, 2ipe
Oof. Sim @eG8, 9roofS, Sim Soga
1u1o Ollbol Counties erbielten &C.
niigenoe 5eudtigfeit, 10 ooB bie
idon oer5ueifeGnoen 6ormer mo
@ieb3iifter nel,en 2ebensmtt gefoBt
baben.
Syn einem SoteG gu Minerol
@eas ipuroe &orrp 8alters, Elm
@eIhGftsretienoer aus Dallas, BON
einem groBen masfierten Manne,
Ser IN oa8 bon @alters uno ieinem