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Soeben iiuo sic RefuIiate elmer
Snipettion oon 80 Orudereien in
Den iieben gr5 ten St1oten Ses San.
Oes ais Bulletin Jir. 209 oes gll.
reau OF Sabor StatiItiides, II. 2. Ge.
partIne1t OF gabor, iii1ter Dem SiieI
.Spdnen oes Irudergeiperbes" Der.
6ffentIiht iporoen. Die llnteriufalna
fuiiroe iliIteruourHen, Inn beruus3u.
fin6eH, iDeId)e GinIIiiIie oas gorban'
6enTein pon gIei liuo anoereu giitigen
SilbitnH5en in 0riidereien ausiibt,
iiII0 aIIe GirSeIbeiten Der SS1ouitrie 5u
beobadten, pelbe einen iiumitteIbl.
rem GiRililB dui Die @eiunSbeit baben.
sIle ero5eiie beiH 9rudeu,
ShriftgieBen eingeifloiierL wuroen
itiIoirt. Is puroe feitgeIteIlt. bab
Die oen 9riidern 6roben0en Saitpt.
geinbren, beIonoers bel Sdnoiab,
Bono. itn6 9iuotupegiebeH, Stereo.
tppiren niio GIeftrotppieren in glei
irio antirnonitorb. in ben Siiritcn
geidnIcIseueu 9Ieis ula in aohlen.
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fsins fstr crobs xns bic 8insratsH iins
felf. Mar &sris6en snrben Don ben BaHs
isa gX-8f bsre4aet, bic Rsiier aber yla.
eis1en ioIde s--skx.
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purben su yari ,piiAen Usnlen serisuit
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At BRO Sfe. Sfsrlins suotir.' Bta.
'd ani Berlin puroen rift quptirt; iiir
Ue&id auf 4sris 1855 pro Sranr, aHf
Gmiiersam <2.s0c pro Gufben. e8s9id
auf Bien DurbeH nidlt quotirt. eires
re, Anbel 1885. Stodholm pro Krone
% 6oc. 5ranrs (oADeiD 22e.
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ssren rpbis uHs itsiis. Die Dsufes qas.
itren pn ielst:
sin!suf HerfaHf.
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~ 0susS. 1918 ..... 9sH
set Bsnss. 1880 -. SeA
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bslieten iidb beuie auf t5.se6.6s9. Die um'
idts bsr pstiIolisufn @odf btliefeH lId
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Ter Wartt mar lnHgiam unS
idpDud bci seitrigen greiieH. @utes
tis nnsseipdbltes iettes S6Iadtpieb
mar itetia. mittlere nno geip6bnIihe
Sorteu stiere naren InngIdm, wie
bic game @od,e, Der ShluB mar eiit.
ihieben ihiuad,. Cute, iette S6ladt.
Sellers rparen poa itetig, aber elm.
lode un0 geriuge Sorten bottcn Ell
neH Ianginm itleppenben @eartt 5n
faum ltetisen Breiien. aiibe i6IieBen
itetig bis 10 bis 15e nieoriger ais
lette @odDe, Gamers Sagesen ibIoi.
fen iietig nit einem Steigen uon 10
bis 15c gegeu Iesten Solnitag. @ute
bis aussetodblte MiEtfiibe iDnreE
itetig. Cute 5toders uno Seeoers
ihIofien ftetig bis itarf. @efpobnIihe
unS serinse Stoders !paren iebr
Iaiisinm
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N6siufa6rt.
Gr3dblung Don Anp D. y un9up 3.

israu Glen Riemsepf aus Im!ter'
6ain ipar Die iiinge BittiDe zines ieI'
den aIten sSabritartteu, Der ibr feline
&irt6er, aber 6cfiir ein iurnelie5
9erir0gen birterlieB. Bon @e6itrt
Oeutife, bate iie Jest, eines lei6ten
nerooien Seibens rpegen. adt 8otcil
in etnem Snrlatorium I'M Snlni5
juaebrad,t uno reilte nun 5ltriif. sic
iubr BON Rair5, ipo iie gerDanbte
nufgeiuht botte, nit eiuem Der Iiii'
IeIborfer Oanlpfer na6 aoIn bort
6eabii1tigte iie iid eineu Tag auijn.
baIten, nm oanu nit Der 8abn wei'
ter5ureiien.
Sie peripiirte 10 Elm berrI;des
SreibeitsSefiibl, mar es bod ibre erite
sr0bere islbitdubiss Reiie. auf Der
Serfabrt mar fie ron ibrer alteu PEI
Suntiiden Gdtpdserin begleitet NOR.
ben. ltno friiber ieoe nod 10 fleine
Reiie batte tie IN 8eieHibaft i5re5
WoHnes geuradt. Sie mar ia nod
10 jung gepeieu, 10 jung, aIs iie 5ei'
ratbete. -
gle iab purroerbiibib aug m Sem
taSelos iiseuben SfeiiemaHteI uno
Dem tueiden Siit6en, oas ibr 5art'
roiiees @eiift 10 rei5euo umrabnite.
s5rmt Glen itiiete lih Ieift alf bic
Seitenbnlltitra6e beg Sd)ifies mo
tIidte biuaus auf bas punoeruoae
uehieIn6e lIierprnornun.
Bon gahora9 beriiber grii ten 6tc
glIineu Der @ernersttrhe uuo oriiben
taudte oieItbiiruig lu0 trusig Die
Don &aiier Suopis oem 8aDer erbali.
te Rfal5 auf. llno peiter raui6te oas
Sdiff, poriiber an anitb nit Der neu
Burg 9uteuieIs, 0or.
iiber an Den irnpoianten lleberreIsen
Der ShGnbflrg. uno ringsum auf
cen boben Bergen, pom oenen uralie
gdlIfperfe bernieoerifauteu III Sen
lIibsrnben, immeriuusen Strrm, oa
Iuobnten gar ieItiame Sasen uilo
Dtdr6eu aus Iduglt perganSenen
Sagen.
sSrau @aen empfan6 10 etrpas ME
llnbebngen, iie mar uerpos lino p1Ipte
,ieeutlidl ielbit Hidt Ddrum. = @r
tano iiher ipteoer in ihrer gtdbe. lie |
iblte ieinen @Iif, ieinen beiBeu, inn ,
zen, ollritIgeu glid.
sic brebte ben &opi Elm fpenig.
:ihtig, od brii6sU lebnte sr on Der
Cir, Die btrlmterfIbrte IN ben ga.
on. sic nerIutte cine faIte, gIeid'-
Jiiltise Dlisue aubufeben. mas i5r
Iber poIig uviBIarg lln0 6as matte
ie itur nod Herooier.
Diein @ott, mas mar mir init i5r
Ieif,eben2 gSie pertpnr6elt fam ne
ih Dor. sic, Die bisber ourh Elm
llbiaes, pobItemperiertes Seben g.
hritten, lie eritraf Dor 5pei olIufIsn
lugen, Dor ben Augen beg freutoen
liannes nit Der iib'ridIunteu, ifna'
en- e'eitaIt unb Seut tief gebrduntcn,
barfgeibuittenen @eiift.
Sis erfddusrte, uuo i5r 5ortes
0ooI fGrbte lid iuterfioer, oIs CT
losIi9 on ihre Seite trat.
Chen bog Der 0nHtpfer Inn Sie 9ie.
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lang pon beIlen 6raiieuitimnten Sci
ies urfterblid,cs 9ieo. ueid un6 Deb.
riitbig fftpebte es oohin iiber oos
3aiIer uno idnpnng f'h ernpor biz
III b5dften Ssise bes itroifeu Gel.
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&iibre 9tauuoie.

sSrishen, bos Sdredeusftnb, bot
IN Der aiihe bittere WunbeIu eeruitt,
@Iiidlidertpeiie Hur perig, cher bod
eerug, nm ben Heinen Wtngeu IN ei-
neu gepiHen aufrihr au briuoert
SSsdrrnerIb Idift Der Climber 5ur
Daitter.
.Ra-nn-o-o," benIt er IN eutfeelr.
den @Ioeet5ueu, I'D, CLAUDE. mia
gol6 bot TaabeIeirtSiinbilugi-
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gissriss .asisss.
sas. psubs usb 3FH,n I. R,p nsrf.

Ssaai'ssss,s.s -; ssss,n ~ - .I.n ss ,i,s
sar 80 gsss t%7i4; e'mms.s,si BUS, e
Ssse A7oN. SiAt H-1ek, Sseel.
annsifuussn s4-7e 7lio. Srants othf
57sK. Raid 6.77I; RaYi. fstns Gneil'
ruuseu; aronen. teine Euetirunasn, eite
Si&f 7.7e. &nbs 7.72. Rubd Sidi 10
&absl isE, 6dbsr,. Barrsn 9iK Nsrtfa'
ianifde Dollars o9c.
gftttHmarIt - anfaHss sar Der
Narif fen, a,asn Sdlub aber itndher
uHb bic 9 dis bnotirunem ifanosu In Den
mriisn 5auen inter bensn BON ssitsra.
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pfirfi4s gsep gprt eIssrta

$175-2.o0.
4epfef. - Sonntbon S5.W-5.'
so per BEL; GmOtsbouie $400-4.50
per 9bl.; Rambo 2lepff $4.25-4.5O
per g6l.; 8olbtpin $4.00-4.50 per
9bl.; Grimes Golbsn $4.50-4.75 per
Bill; @rabsuitein $4.O-4.75 per
9bl.; @saltbp $1.50-1.65 per gbl.
Wnibsn gluib $4.75-5.O0 per gbl.;
Wolf aiDer $4.25-4.50 per S6I.
pippins S3.50-4.50 per gbl.; Orois
mare Sorten 75c-1.00 ptr Bbl.
9irnen. aisiers $1.00-1.s
25c; gartletts $2.25-2.50; Glapps
Gaporites 1925 per gu.
Bflaumsn. - 9loue, $2.75--
300; Green Gage $2.50-2.75; Toms
fon s3.5o-375 per gu. unb 30
-35c per aorb Don 4 Ats.
Sude elonen. - COLORADO
Sumbo u 75e-$1 90; DO. flahe
Crate 50-60c; 5Onsp Dem size 8
$3.50.
Meintra ubsn. - Mihigan %
-30c per SOr6 DON a6t qfunb.
z ON toes. - Giubetmii4e
S.0O-1.50 per Bu.
Rartoffelu. - ginheimiihe
uno 2ouispiLs S4.25-4.5O per ybI.
unb $1.1o-1.20 per gu. auf BEN &C.
lsifs.
SibfartoffeIm - alabama
$125 Der 5amper uHb $3.25-5.5O
per gbl.
WaffermeIonen. 500
1000 per 100 Stiid.
0urten. - giHbetmfi6e $1.75
200 per gu.
pidles. = 25-35c per 100
4raut. - Ginbeimifhss $1.75-
200 per gu. unb $25.00-27.O0 per
2on uuf osm gelsife.
WeibeRHbsn. rs Gents per
Bu.
8pieb.ln. - Deib. $1.35-
1.60; bo. Boilers $1.4o-150; ssl6e
H.35-1.50 per Crate.
Sung. erbfeu. - Rsp yort
s175-2.00 per gu.
Crime 30 hnen - ginNIr1lt'
ide $2.75-3.00 per . gu. Sad; eitls
bsimiiae Wa4stobnen $1.OV--l.25
per Bu.
Rarotten - Ginb.tmif4e Is
-20e per Dubenb Biinbef.
aanbs~sbuits
6eu. - go. / 9imotbp $3.50.
Ro. 2 4imotbp $23.oo; SO. 3 5ts
motbp $21.50-22.00; Ro. l ges
miI6ter Slice $23.50; go. 2 qemtits
ter al.. $500; go. / 8ls. $23. 80;
RO. 3 Rice $23.00;; Sisiisss alfalfa
$40 OO-23.0O; RosssnitrOp $1,000
-1L00; Sdfsritrob $8.50-9.0O;
Deissnitrob $s.50-9.O0 per 5cnne.
Tabl.nfuttsr. = Rarit rus
big. - al.ie $33.50-3400; Wlios
blinas braun, $43.00-44.0o; r:ibe
$48.5o-49.00; ssmii&tss Juttsr
$37.O0-37.5o.
Gdmersten. - Narti ftf.
Rletsamen s12.3O-13.6o (, 3u,
BON Gtore; zimOtbp S3.30-3.9o;
gu6peissn s1.25-2.0o; Gla4aiamen
$3.50 per gu.
Dtrf 3itbeRes.
Cele. Rarit iisiia. - o'iroi
rOtbss S1.21 per gollOns in pariien
IA gbl.; 10 Gallouen s,toatss
S1.24;. Rp. / 2arb0l SLoS-1.10;
Winier SsIt S1.25-L30; Cotton
S.eb Oil raft. $1.32; per Salons;
1srp.ntin 55c III partisn Don Is
5aB; petroleum. Sbio Carbon State
Zen 95e; SpesialsSorts 1Oe; EeS
eronn Gaioliu 25e; Rapbta 3ol per
tSallons.
Gal,. - Der IarH in fen. =
Sbio giiDsr $500 per gbl. DON 100
si4no hapri0gn nIIDussriiet.
sals. - Rartt F.tis. - pri,
ma gitp 16a-17e; DO. Gountrp
15.O0-15ae per pfunb.
aobIeu. - Warft ru5is. pttts, |
burg s5.00-6.oo: aanoipba $500
500; glut unb Slad $4.5O-5.75 Der
zonne abssllsfert. Rau4Iofe Stiid
ipblsn $3.50; slutlra5its $1,000 per
5onns obsslisfert. Got. toitet $3.50 |
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Gbtcogo. 6. Sftober

e hneire. - 3ufubr 1000;
Wlartt imgeregeIt; giiIf SIS %
1885; IeidJte $17.SO-t9.30; qe.
miitte $17.90-19.60; ittuere ST..
90-19.60; robe $17.9O-t9.15:
5ertel $1400-17.75.
Rinbnieb - 9ufubr 1000;
gtarft Itetig; 9tntibe Stiere $7.20-
1850; 8eitern Stiere $6.35-15..
90; Stoders uno ,See6ers $6.25-
1850; aiibe uro Sellers S5.15-
1910; adlber $9.50-16.25.
SI6 re. - 9ufubr 5000 ;Iarft
itctie; @etbers $9.10-t3.00: gtueS
SS.65-1200; Qdnuner, $3.50
1850.
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Gbicaqa 6. Dttuber.

@sffsOrn. = Sir 0es. s1.l8i-
1.19s; an SaIub s1.1sE. Sir Rat
$1.15H1.16g; am S6lub $1.15+.
Safer. = 5ar Sea. 5ss-59lt; an
S3IuB 5ssc. Jiir Woi 605-61s;
am S9lub Gle.
Roeesn - 10. ., $1.S4-185.
6srfte. $l.2o-1.40.
5imotbp. = $6.00-7.75.
Eles. - $17.Oo--22.0o.
Bort. = 5ir Ottober am SaluB
$500. Cir San. $46.2o-46.72;
am Sflub $4672.
S6maI5. - iJiir DIT. $24.3o-
24s2; an Stlub $24.s2. Gar Gan
S23. 70 1886; am S3Iub $.
Rippenfeiteu. = Siir SttObsr am
S6lub $27.S7. Sir Gan. $24.70-
24.95; ON S6lub 24.95.
Butter. u}drtt unperdnbsrt.
Gier. - Rurtt unperGnbert; Tirits
36i-37c; OrbiHarp firfts 35i-36c.
4urtoffeIn. - Wurtt uuperdnrsrt.
Gjefliigel. asberbes, Rartt uns
berdnoert.
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Gintinnati, g. Ottobtr.

6WpeU lt@ INT ouI 0HBtpsSAt0ufub>
iionen. Bel fIsineren gef9dfttn mere
ben etipas b6bxre preiIs bere9nft.
preSifionen
S4maIA prima Gtsam
24.1O-24.25; JanrilD 26i-27e.
Il ode ugefGlsenes Gfei. d.
Short tfsar Gtitsn 28-2Sae; srtra
.ibort clear Ssitsn 27a-28e; ifr5s
'RippsH 27t-2Sc; Bellies 30l-30ae
per pfunb.
@srdudtrtss GIef4. =
Short clear Seiten 3osr31e; eItra
fbort clear Seitsn 3O-30te;; iur5s
Rippsn 30-3ohc; Bellies 33t-33Ac.
Susar gureb Jleiid.
S4infen 281-29Ac; gicuic SAuls
tern 23-231c; 9reatfaf Bacon So
40c; StuItsrn in padstsH 24s-
25e; Rem DOrt Gut 25t-26c; se'
trodusts Beef SduItern N-34ac per
pfunb.
Sibgsp5tsfies JItt4.--
S9fnten 25t-26e; pienic S4uls
tern 20se; Bellies 1886; S&ulisrn
in padeten 20-20as; RsD gors eut
DO. 21-213e.
Grif9ss aIeif4. - S6inien,
luie, 26a-27tc; pitnic S9ulisrn
20-21c; G9ulteru 23-23ts; tur5e
Ripp.nfsiteu 26-27c; ihOrt clear
Rippnisitsn 26-27t; srtra ibori
clear Rippenf.itsH 26-26lc; Isi4te
Bellies 352-36ac; i4psre DO. 34-
s-35e.
Webf uno Gstretbe.
RsbI. - Winisr patsnt S11.0o;
Dmisr fauep $1,000; Binter far7il9
$1,000; Dinter srtra $500; W;nter
orbinGr $S.O0-8.50; Sartss 2DeI5su
pdttnt $11.50-12.0O; 6nrtss ai,et'
sen faneD $10.75-11.25; 5artes Wcis
sen iamilB $10.OO-1O.50; Rori5Ds'
tern semiiGtss $10.75-11.00; ROs'
gen. @itp, rsints. $11.0o-11.25;
ROsssn, Gitp. ssmii4tes. $1lOo-
11.25.
Wei3en. - Der Wartt mar
flau; RO. 2 rOibsr $2.15-217; 10.
8 rotber $2.12-2.14; Ro. 4 uno Ro.
5 nod probs $2.0o-2.12 per gd.
WeIfdtorn. Rp. l fpsiBss
2.11-2.12; Ro. Q DO. 2.11-2.i2;
Ro. 8 DO. $2.11-2.12; 20. A DO
S2.08-2.10; Ro. 5 DO. $2.06-2.0S;
Rp. 6 DO. $2.08-2.10; SO. 5 DO.
$2.O6-2.08; 30. 6 DO. $2.06-2.OS.
= go. / gelbes $500; go. 2 DO. 81
94-1.96; Ro. 3 DO. $1.94-1.36;
go. A bO. $1.92-1.94; RO. 5 DO.
$1.90-1.92;; so. s bo. $1-90-1.s
80. - SO. / semiidtes $1.95; Ro. q
$194--L95; To. 8 DO. s1.94-1.95;
Qo. A bo. $1.92-1.94; 30. 8 DO. ST.
90-192; Ro. s 90. $1.9o-1.92. =
DeiRes aoIbsntorn $2.08-2.10; sel'
bss aolbsniorn s1.95-1.98; semii9,
tee aolbentorn $1.94-197.
Safsr. Ro. 2 psib.r G2ac;
Stanbarb psiBer 61a-62c; Ro. 81
fpeibsr 603-61e; Ro. 4 tusiber CO.
60te; go. 2 seimi6ier 60-60ae; Ro.
3 ssmii9isr sipbeimiiher 59-6oe;
go. 4 s.mifdtsr $3.50.
Ioggsn. - Ro. 2 nsuer $1.36-I
1.87; SO. 8 $1.S4-1S6; go. 4 81
S0-1.84; 9lrobe, $1.75-1.S0.
DhiSfea.
9sriauft tpurbsn 80 86Is. 0is
Killers GiniiRsb GOObs auf Der 9ans
$3.50. d
Grceerfes.
Raffe. Sapa 27-32c; yto'
fla 27s--3oc; Guatemala ianep 1876;
DO. gutter 17ae.
a,Iu, ~ Sss
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, =. FttI1t IItII9. = FdIs
finirttr Gut eoaf $10.50; pOipSsrso
$40; CUBES 1895; sranulirier
1896; Goufsttiousrs u $S.85; OTt
u" $S.55-S.65; ipeiBsr eytra S8.35
-8.45; srtra e" S8.25 gsr bunoert
pfunb.
WolaffeB. - Wdrii fi,tta. =
RsD Orleans Open 3ettsl 5S--65;
Centrifugal $22.25-25.34 per GaI1
lone.
( Reis. = ertra faucp Ssnb 81
&c; fanep s-8ae; ieccnb 9eab 7
7ae; sebro4snsr 54-5ac; Sapai "a
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probutte

Butter. - Narit 3iemlitt leb-
BAIT. prsif. feIt. - @bolsmilf eytra
46e; eeuirali3sb sTtra 43ic; gentra.
liSeo firits 41Se; ieeonbs 39c; JaneD
Gairp 39e; pading Si0d 31-36c.
&dis - Warit fsit; SbiD 26e;
RorotutftIidtr 26-2Sac; Rsp gOri
27se. S9psi3er 40-65c; 2irHbiirssr
27-27ae; DO. Bird 32e per pfunb.
gier. - Warit ru6ia uno ots
prsifs fetis. prima firits 5iibs
nsrsisr 40c: ftrits 3Se; orbtndre firits
&c; fstoubs 36c per Dusenb.
GefIiiseI. T2arit i.bbdft.
qrsii. ftetis. - groilrs 2 g,fb. ,ino
Sariiber 25e; Boilers 1--1s pTuHo
28e; Sdbns 17e; Sii6ner 26c; 5rut.
biibnsr BON $40 PfInb 25e; DO.
NIT trummr 9ruit l2c; Gulls Sc;
iunae gnien BON 2 RFunb unb oo-ii'
Ser 22-24c; ate ipeibe Gnten 22e;
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
YEAR SDAY
FOOTBALL DATE
Cody Champions and Fort
Bliss Stars to Meet in
Turner Park, Deming.

Camp Cody. DemIng, y N, Dec o.
II the date and place are satisfactory
to the all star football team at Fort
Bliss. a return game between the
Camp Cody champions and the regu-
lars from FL Paso viii be played on
the gridiron at Turner park, near
Deming. on New Years day. This an
nouncement was made Tuesday night
by Maj Palmer D Sheldon, division
athletic officer.
The game would follow the mile
long barbecue P. W Turner has
planned for the soldiers at Cody,
which IS on the plan for Il O'Clock
New Years day.
Maj Sheldon also said he was cor
responding with the athletic officer
at Fort Bliss with a view to arrang-
ing for three baseball games TO be
played between Christmas and New
Years One game here. one in FL
Paso and a tossup for the third is the
dope at present.
a heavyweight fight may be staged
at Turner park between Fulton and
Coffey on Jan Il.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
MAN COMPELLED
TO KISS FLAG
Coloradoans Are Prompt to
Deal With Unpatriotic
Austro-American.

Denver, Colo. Dec -5.-ViolatioH OF
the espionage act was charged against
Henry ". Deutsch who was roughly
handled by a crowd at Hugo. Colo
RADIO. last night following alleged I'M
patriotic utterances. by Harry 3. Te-
drow, United States district attorney
today. Tedrow, with other federal Of
Gcers Intercepted Deutsoh at length
today soon after he arrived here in
company with Gottleib Kaiser and Al
Fitch Deutsch is OF austrian birth
but is naturalized.
Deutsch was not tarred and feath-
cred. as reported last night the in
quiry OF the federal officers devel-
oped. The account OF last nights
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
18MIHE School
MEN IN SERVICE
Flag VIII Have That Mum
Der of Stars; Dormitory
to Be Used Soon.

Tee number Of stars upon the ser
rice flag Of the Texas School Of Mines
Is continually growing, as new names
Of those who are in the federal ser
vice, with school affiliations, are be-
ing found Eighteen stars are ex-
pected TO be on the flag. On the roll
OF honor are; Professors Lieut. T.
J. Dryer, 11ith engineers, Camp
Bowie. Ft. Worth. Texas; Z. A. Rick
srd. in a training camp in the south;
students Earl Weisiger. aviation
corps Camp Kelly. san Antonio, or
dered 20 Garden City, y. Y; Lieut.
walton H Sarrels, field artillery
school OF Instruction. American expe-
dftionary forces. France, Lieut. c. n.
Madden, France; Stewart Harris
navy; Tom Clements, navy; J. 81.
Wilson headquarters company 5l5tn
ammunition train, Camp Travis Lieut.
James Biggs, aviation bomber,
France. SergL Lynn l. Pomeroy, COM
pany D. $3.50 machine gun battalion,
Camp Travis, Texas; Lieut. Baylor
Poster, quartermssters' corps Camp
Travis. Lieut.. Claudius ". Nomole,
aviation corps. Fort sam Houston
Lieut. Russell Worthiuguon. signal
corps aviation. North Island. san
Diego, Cal, Lieut. VIII Race quar-
fsrmaster's corps. Camp Travis; A.
Coldweu. United States naval acad-
erny, and Orban Walker. who left
Tuesday night for the naval aviation
school at Philadelphia, Pa
Construction work Progressing.
Work on the buildings Of the school
Of Mines is progressing rapidly. The
d0rmitory viii soon be used with Mrs,
L c. French as dormitory matron.
steel book racks are being put Up in
the library. Laboratory work viii
soon be started. as the tables have ar
rived and viii soon be installed.
Work is being done in English by
John Fielding IT.. who is TO start a
dramatic club Friday. All English
students must belong 10 the club,
which will give a number OF produc-
lions during the season. some Of them
public. 1Ir Fielding Is also to ap-
point a reporter for The Herald, who
viii be excused from some work in
English composition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
1900 FIRMS ON
j. s. BLACKLIST
Large Number in Mexico;
Americans Forbidden to
Trade With Them.

Washington. D O.. Dec. 5--Ihe
names of many firms in Mexico are
contained in an official blacklist OF
1900 firms promulgated last night by
the warrtrade board Citizens OF the
United States are forbidden 10 do
business with the blacklisted firms.
Il is officially styled the enemy trad
ing list and is the first section of a
list which eventually viii include the
names Of firms in most OF the coun-
tries of the world, including the
United states itself
Latin-America is dealt with first
because Of the large number Of Ger
man firms in the southern repu1ics
active IN aiding Germans cause. EVIL
dence put before the war trade board
has shown that many Of these firms,
including public Utilities companies,
have financed to a large decree Ger
man propaganda work in the United
States. All those named in the list
have been charged with secretly or
openly assisting Americas enemies.
Is for Guidance OF L. 5. Firms
The action is taken under authority
conferred on the president by the
trading with the enemy act and IS
designed solely for the guidance OF
American concerns to enable them TO
observe the provisions Of the law.
Any licenses issued for trading with
firms named In the list viii be apart
from the regular export and import
licenses which must be obtained for
shipment in or out OF the United
States OF most commodities.
II is possible that in many instances
licenses may be issued as it may be
found that trading in certain com
modities with these named in the list
viii not work TO any advantage for
Germany or her allies
VIII Classify NOn-Enemy Firms-
To minimize inconvenience TO mer-
chants in this country, arising from
the declaration. the war board will
classify the names OF non-enemy firms
dealing in the same commodities who
may serve as substitutes for the
blacklisted concerns.
In issuing the list officials make IL
plain that it cannot be made com
pIete and that merchants trading with
enemy firms not named are in no
measure relieved from prohibitions
and penalties contained in the trading
with enemy act Most OF the firms
named in the list issued last night
bear German names. although others
evidently are Of English, Spanish
French and Portuguese derivation.
The list as it applies 10 Brazil con
tains the greatest number Of firms,
with Mexico second
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
COL. HOUSE IS SURPRISED
BY FITNESS OF TROOPS

With the American Army. Dec o.
Col j.. IL House and the other mem
bers Of the American mission with
Gen Pershiug and viscount North
cliffe, inspected the American army
Yesterday. Col House said he would
tell president Wilson that the energy,
fitness and enthusiasm Of the men
far surpassed anything he had ex-
pected-
4 watched the maneuvers and saw
the men work" he added they are
fine 7 hope those boys realize thal
the security Of the United states 1or
at least 100 years depends upon them
II earnestness. is any indication. they
understand what is before them and
what they are expected to do"
The members Of the mission also
visited the reserve officers training
school and army headquarters. Later
they departed FOR Paisley A. p
window Glass Our Specially. n.
554a. J. C. McEIrogs 1898 Texas St
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