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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-18
Midiid,tslple Matoiitrn.

Die Rolisei bensiibt iidl bic ssoen.
titit oes Gieentbiiners bes Matolno.
bills ieit5lifelen, pon fuel6em In Der
Ecnntos gsndt Der 46 Sabre nIie
Rmiifer 2arrp NscDorgb. pon Court
,snb Moin Strnbe. getroifen unb
id5mershaft nerlett iDlnbe. Der lin
lnl ereignete iid3 an Der Ode Der l2.
unb @nInii Strobe. RcDorGh ipuroe
bon Der Mnfdine Sair Geite seidAeii.
bert. no er b1lb betGsabt Iieoen blieb.
Die Hnioiien oeS aTrttmqcens. 5iuci
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-18

gems bdben fon, 70 longe iie lebt. Rad
ibrem Eobe Ioll bdfIslbe gleihbeitlih
unter feline ainber pertbeili fperDsR.
Dss Weiteren btitimmt er, pab fsine
Isbiss 1ohter Zulu sin Grira aegut
bon $500 unb feline lebige Eohter
Carrie ariets Don ibrem Is. Sabre an
81 pro Mo6e erbulteH ioa, bts lie fih
perbeirdtbet.
Marenrst prithoro bermudt ibren
Rinbern Sobn q. uno Mm. 8. prits
harb js $40, pabrenD Der Reit ieines
0ermogens ieinsr Iotter pearl prits
darb @iebel sufalen iou. pprausses
iebt, oab Tie ibrem Batter Dm. prits
hdrb ssiilsbens cine 6simatb ssrpdfrt.
Charles 5. alaper DermafA feline
llbr feinem gnfel 8apib Charles
Gdert unb ben Reit Isines 0erm0oens
fsiner 0attin Sophie alaper.
Snfdn 8lddmore permaft Ieinpers
ionnl Gigsntbum fsinsr Shneiier
Sane grumbIsn. GbenIo giebt CT ibr
bic lsbsnsIGneli6s Nubniebung aus
feinsm 8runbeieenibum uno beitimmt.
bab oaiielbe ndh beren 5ob an feline
brei Rihten pertbeilt rperoen fou.
Nahlab ga den.
Sopbie aloper In 1eitdmentsboll-
itr.derin bon Gas. 3. alaper; pers
fpnolisn $3.50, Grunbeissnibum $50,
coo.
Gbas. Wa. Warib III 1eftamsnts.
Douitredsrin bon Sobn 6. Wartbi
0runoeigentbum $4,000.
| &. u. Roondn lit Rahfobberpolte,
bon 2ouife Spermann; gerfondlier
$500. 9runbeisentbum $1,000.
pearl pritbdro GiebeI i'll 1eitat
| mentspoIIlirsderin bon Margortt pritr
harb; 9runbeigentbnm $500.
Gua W. gdbborn III gsItnments
poIIitrederin BON 6elen gabborH
Grunp.igsntbum $240O.
syrdnt Qobmunn i'll Hahlabnerpal
ter BON Carl 6af.rburs; p,rfonalier
$3.50.
Games r. Idpfor iit 1etoments
boIIftredsr bon Soiepbine 9. Gouto
perfonalisn $500, Grunbeissntbun
$4,000.
| R. 3. Diiienborg III Radlabber
tpdIter bon Ediis Risblins; gruno
tigenihum $1,000.
| Der peri6nli6x Rahlab bes gbas
Braun betrdet $1,000; bsrjsnige be
5enrp Sdnesbsd S771.56; bsrienie
Der katherine Rietman S2802. 80; Der
ienise Der Marp goluno $38, 3.91.
1 9erf6iebenes.
/ 8urbeits !. GrOmhol3 ,rlansis al
llrtbeil iibtr S1054.04 gsstn ibrsn Gr
Gattsn 2tIbert Qicoiap.
Caroline 5eiitner erldnsts elm 8sr
oisi Ibsr 1928 ssssn Maraarsie Grit
PahIabDsrfpalteriH Don aouis Jri,
aIs Gntf4dbisung fir ssIsiitst
Dienfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-18
MmS benz Ysli5eiseribt.

lie NcIiaei bate am Santitag
cine Ras3in aui Die iliegenoen 8urlt.
bdnoIer oeranitaltet, pelhe ihren
3amburaer Stenfs rno anoeren
sslelidapaoren iulpeterhaltise Ghenli.
faIien su aonierpir,inssppefen bel.
genliidf hatten. slnh nlehrere sgtesger
lparen aus bemieIben Griinbe perboi.
tet fporoen. Sdn1Mtiibe anaefIagte
beantrasten seitern I'M Voli5eigeriht
gertaeiing unb Die Jaile rpltroen aui
ben 2. Suli sur gerbnHoIung onge.
feet.
Sln llebrisen mar bcs geftrige
Iodet fir einen Wfontns onBerge'
|lp6bnIih tIein unb ,IisintereHurlk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-18

gde Der 8. Mbe. unb Depot ctr. bon
elmer oitIi1 fabrenben Gar Der Dars
fam ape. ainie getroffen uab 5ur
Geite aeIhleubert Ipuros. Sie Durbe
fhleunigft mad benz ftdottihen 5ofpts
tal sebraht, no ss ii9 bsrdusitellts
bab iie fhpere aontuiiOnsn, fotpie jss
oenfaQs auh innere gerlsbun9en erlit.
ten bate. Die lesteren peroen nit
Riidfiht auf bas Qlter Der 8erun.
eliidten fir ebens9sfdbrli4 sebaIten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-18

ier uno edge gebrauden imb nthi
periuhen, ben anodenfraB 5lt bel.
len :"
8sie uns Ir. Silbermarf mtttbei,
len Idbt, babe er 0ieie Aeltberllngen
niht gethun. OR babe i'm 8egentbelI
geiogt: .,oaB geraoe bier in autertfc
Ger fonIerpattpe 3ltg, lDie 5. y. Uf1lr
pbp in Chicago benefit, gang foloi'aI
ausaebtlbet lit"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-18
THE OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE,

Gmeline 6att, Is, 908 Beit 9. 4pe.,
IOernDertaItung.
5rant Reinfurt, 81, % 5unfssHnte
Ctr, 8lutitur3.
Samuel QnDerion, 81, $40 Carlisle
Npe., 5ubertuIo'e.
01rfeIo :. 5oter. II Monatc,
3O44 S'8rien Ctr, GiuoerhoIera.
goa6 20. 6uff, %, 3015 Senibao
2lpe., Qungenihpinoiuht.
1bomos 1ouQbsrtp, Sc, 211 Dsit
6. QDs., 2uusenTaDinoIutt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-18

,sn unierem Reierat iiber ben
@ortraa bes Tr. 90. Y. Silberntarf
aus B,en, ben oerielbe oerganaenen
Mittpch Dor bein Ieutifen Stttcra.
ridden aluh bielt, bies es: >. IN
ieinem 8ortrdae mics Erofeiior Gil.
berrnarf oorauf bin, oaB Die Gbirur.
GEN bier i'm Gnnbe piel su pieI Wei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-18

U,1nner nno cine 7r.u, fiibren oa.
bon, obne iih I'M Geringiten unt ben
8erungIiifteu al betiintngrn. Wc.
Gargb priroe BON GriDin 5oIlneper,
SO. 27t Gpcdmore StraBe, alifgebo.
ben uno nah Dem itaotiiden SoipitaI
gebraht. Seine 8erlesunsen lino
nid,t QefdhrItd1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-18

Gsitriges Doppelipiel in Bolton. --
Gin Siss uno cine RieosrIags fir
bic .Rtos".

Qm geitrissn 8uutsr StQ Jaittugs
tamsr Dor sublreihem geiuh 3ipei
SpieIe Der sRebs" in Bottom gum
4ustrdg.
Das 0ormittngsfpisl.
Jiir Cincinnati fuHgirtsH Stlsuoes
rsr 5umphriss unO Sanger WcGsau
ais gatterte gegen 4eroua uno aIiHg
fir bic geansr. lluisrs Suusens un0
Die 8oitoner mnhtsr ie 8 Srsffsr uno
mir battsn 2 ytbIer auf osm Ssrbh0l5
gsseu fstlsrireies Spiel. Die Bob
HsnirsFer" s,tpannen oas Spisl i'm 6.
unb 8. 9anee, neil iie ihrs 5refisr
oorin ton3entrirten, mas ihnsn bier
aGufs einbro6is, nobel Wc8ondlos
uno 6umpbriss' s5sblsr mitbalFsn.
W1rians uno Ritteq parsn unisre
beiien ShIdger nit je 3ipsi Sreffern,
uno Bates madts sinsn 5simlauftrsfs
fer. Grsi 9oitoner mahtsn ebenfau4
6eimlauftrsffsr 5umpbries iunbts 2
QuftfdHler our goni gegsu 3. aIsm
unb gui6 parsR bic Shisosrihtsr.
9as ga 4mittqgsfpiel.
fyiir bic .RsosI fungirtsn Sug9:
uno WcGedn bsim geihis gsgen Did
ion unb Ring fir bic 8oftpnsr Die
fer admpf euosts NIT sinem brilldntsr
Sieg fir unIsren premisr Shleupsl
rer Suogs, Der benz 9egner ttiner
Qauf srlaubts Die .Rebs" mahteH
1refisr uno ! 5tbl.r segsn 6 be5p.
Der Begner. Bates ssihnets iich on
Bat nit orsi 5reffern uno Sugss mi
oersn 2 ans Suags ianots z auftfdd
Ter CUR 8ant gsgsn 2 unb srlaubte
5reipaiIe CUR /. Sais segeu 2. Stut
Seperois pertrat Der Gubauer Wdr
fans ben nbrpeienosn 5oblisea al
6iitsr Der /. Bale unb er!eoigte i,in
4ufsabe In meiItsrbaftsr Wsiis. Den
gormittassipisI tpohnten iiber 300t
unp benz Rahmittugsfpiel nabe3u 10,
900 3ufddusr BET.
/ RefultQt Der ueitrtueu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-18
lInterrlbts 'Iu5etgeu.
Zpntmer sSuriuse
0uS JnItitut fir OnqsmanO!p Kdnlle.
lcsiO @lsduHtts 3nttttHt, 6intinHati.)

9pabematil Sprad5en, Gbenie Tbbft prot'
tif.hr Gefrisitui MehaUides 3eIdhUelt, JUs
blftrte[le EHinHrie, euuirhmiebes uno RIds
tpHmetausglrbeitcn Utuifiueurperinr-a aruris,
GpI5urbett unb 2looeumatheH, Ittboqraphitde
Transfer. uuo Erudnrbeit, Characterization
NH lupcfersg}ulere
RorIcfunqpu iiber tnouitrtcue ggirtbidafts.
lehreu nm bre NcrpanoIhait nit BEN 9rs
SiebnmGsmcc1
llntcrncfnle In ben GlemrnteH Der opriis
iujtur. mobei ous Eahgarten.Aonicrpatorta
bcIlibt Tirh.
teitrn
4trIulnr ouf gsur't luoei6tdt,
Cincinnati
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-18

gtil1belpbia RaHsr Gpislplas.
gbiengo asiH Spisl.
beuts Ra6mittas lestss Spiel Der
Esrie stpiffeH ~Rsos" uuo ~gobnens
| frefier4 In Bottom.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-18
Oreiiin idliuer berIebt

Uon einem fhtpertn llnfdn ipurbe
aeittrn Rorgtn bk rs Sabre nlte 0rou
ltnn Gtolt, pom Nu6b unh Carr
Gtrobe. besrDffen. inbem iie an brr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-18
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plaee.
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6ill 4penue.
Bertha 8. gohr1u, 20, no Sib
Crescent apenue.
|Gbos. au1rles. %, 1912 gilmore up.
lSru See 4pers, %, bssgl.
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ga.
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Gtrabe.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-27

liver oil and stimulants were resOrted
TO by her physicians without avail
The first physician employed was Dr.
Clifford, of Allegheny City, was next
called; and then DR.. Riggs, of Pitts
burg
During this history Of conflict with
this terrible disease frequent consul
tatiOns were held. but nothing checked
the steady progress or her malay NOT
a doubt had existed in the minds Of her
physicians or friends as to the nature
Of her disease, nor as to its fatal terml-
nation The repeated eXam1nat lOns OF
her lungs indicated the rapid strides
with which she was nearing the end.
Her physicians were hOnOred mem
bers of the medical fraternity, In whom
Mrs. Eberlein's husband and family had
perfect confidence And the sorrow
with which they listened to their de-
clSiOn that they had exhausted every
thing known TO them IN vain Tor the
relief of the wife and mother Of the al
flicted household can be better mag
ined than described As is common TO
this sort of patients, Mrs Eberleln
continued hopeful long after her at
tendants believed her to be beyond cure
1 was practicing at the time IN PITTS
, burg, and a fancy that would be able
to relieve her was, during her illness,
repeatedly expressed by Mrs. EDerleln,
but it was regarded as the merest
Whim; and as they were Employing the
best medical talent the city afforded, no
attention was paid to H. AT last she
became so weak and emaciated that an
attendant was constantly at hand to lift
her during the terrible coughing spells
to which she was subject. and which
were frequently followed BY alarming
sinking spells. during which she was
often thought to be dying. 1t was
during one of these frightful parONysmS
when her husband was supporting her
tenderly and vainly trying to palliate
her sufferings that she again expressed
her belief that if Dr. Hartman were
sent for he could relieve her.
Willing to indulge ner in any wish,
as she was thought to be dying by
all. I was Immediately sent for, but
being very busy was not able to re-
spOnd until late in the evening OF the
! afternoon on which ] was sent for. 1t
was not expected that she would sur
vive until 1 could reach her home, but
hope kept her alive until I came.
1t would be difficult to imagine a
more discoUraging case for doctor TO
undertake to cure than Mrs Eberlelns
at the moment of my first visit Let
me describe her symptoms
a drawn. pinCheG cOuutenance, Of q
( 1eathly pallOr, and livid lips. SUnken,
fixed. staring eyes, with a CLASSY
brightness. Wasted in body to a mere
shadow. Pulse wholly imperceptible at
the wrist. but the heart feebly flutter-
ing. ENtremities cold and clammy, fin
ger nails blue, breathing hurried and
gasping. utterly exhausted and hope
less. 1t certainly seemed as if i had
only arrived in time to see her die.
The first question of the distracted
( husband was; rs my wife dying?"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-27

have been practicing medicine since
1855. Most of that time I have been
using Pe-ru-na as my principal rene
dy. So many unexpected recoveries
have been made by those for whom /
have prescribed Pe-ru-na that 1t would
take a large book to contain them all.
They keep coming up to my mind one
by one. Whether on my farm, or at
home, whether playing with my grand
children or conducting my large office
business, these incidents of Old-time
Pe-ru-na cures steal in upon my mem
cry unawares.
Take. for instance. a single case from
the extensive list of similar cases in
my diary of cases treated, as an exam
pie of the cures that Pe-rU-na used to
make.
Mrs. T. S. Eberlein Chen Of Pittsburg,
Pa, afterwards of KeOkuk, Iowa., dur
ing the year 1882 began to develop
usual symptoms of catarrh of the lungs
Cough was one of the first symptoms,
which gradually grew worse IN spite
of all treatment. The Sputa, at tlrst
slight became abundant and purulenL
occasionally streaked with blood A
rapid loss of flesh and tagging appe-
tite filled her relatives with torebod-
ings- The hectic flush. night sWeats,
and suppression of the menses, lett no
doubt as to the nature of her disease
From the first physicians had been
employed Cough medicines, tonics, COD
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-27
DIR. Hartman Recalls Cures
Made By Old Time Pe-ru-na

But my undaunted faith in the efficacy
of Pe-ru-na is such, even in this awful
emergency, that replied;
Sir, you and I are now in the vigOr
Of life; it may happen that this lady
viii live to see US buried"
After haSty examination Of the
case 1 prescribed Pe-ru-na to be taken
every hour, and If she was not better
in the morning to let me know.
1t was two weeks before I asnin
heard from the case. when the hus-
band entered my office, radiant with
joy, and. not waiting for the usual
salutations, exclaimed;
Doctor, my wife is Well-'
-'Oh, no. you mean she IS better,
insisted that his wife was well and the
heartiest eater at the table"
The fact was that, while she had
made astonishing Improvement she was
obliged to continue the use Of Pe-ru-na
many months. In less than a year she
was entirely well. and mas remained so
since, and her treatment from the be-
ginning to the end was Pe-ru-na and
nothing else. To have seen her at the
time Of the first visit it would have
been impossible to believe that any
medicine or other earthly power could
have saved her.
astonishing than a great many others
that my list contains, not only OF dis
eases of the lungs, but of all mucous
surfaces.
Gases of dyspepsia. diarrhea and dys-
entery which have withstOOd all other
treatment, have yielded at once by the
use Of Pe-ru-na-
Numerous cases Of Bright's disease g Z
the kidneys, acute catarrh and rheum l.
tism. female diseases. that had be en-
treated locally for years. were instFnt-
" relieved and finally recovered by Pc
ru-na- In short. every disease affecting
any mucous membrane of the BODY
that has not already gone beyond all
earthly help, frequently makes aston
ishing recovery.
As a general tOnic-and appetizer Pc
ru-na has no superior. 1t is certain
remedy for WORKOUT or tired-Out hu-
man nature. Cases Of nervous prostra-
tiOn, loss Of vitality and sleeplessness
are all treated by Pe-ru-na with such
undertaking success that wherever 1t
is used it ranks as the greatest tonic
known
In future articles / viii recite other
cases of similar interest In doing so
I shall not allow the slightest exag-
SeratiOn or fiction to mar the realism
which the simple facts alone give TO
any narrative of this kind Tt must
be borne in mind. however, that the
Pe-ru-na referred to in the above arl-
Gle is the old Pe-ru-na, now sold under
the name OF Ka-tar-nO. should the
druggist not happen to have IL IN
stock he can obtain it of any wholesale
druggist If your druggist does not
order it for you write the ha-tar-no
COMPANY. Columbus, Ohio. lit viii be
sent prepaid. $500 a bottle. six bottles
fer $500 twelve bottles for 5000
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-27
STATE MINERAL LAW
UPHELD IN OPINION
supreme Court Renders Decision in Gull
berson County Case Which Applies
IN West Texas Generally.

austin. Texas, Nov. 27.-The supreme
court today upheld the cOnstituhonality
of the act Of the legislature which
gives the state the right to reserve min
erals on school lands sold by the land
commissioner. This was in the case OF
A. A. Cox against land commissioner
Robson, a petition for Mandamus
which was TO-DAY refused by the court
This rnandamus was to compel the land
commissioner to issue to the relator an
unconditional patent to so acres OF
school land out Of the Pacific reserya-
ton in Culberson county and without
mineral reservations.
The court held that the trainers OF
the constitution did not intend to deny
the legislature the right to pass law
which would reserve to the state min
erals; that such right Is within sound
public policy.
The court also denied a mandamus in
the case of R. +. CarOlpers vs.. the
land commissioner, involving the case
in question. These opinions were writ
ten by associate justice Phillips JUS
tice Dibreu not concurring.
Submitted on Oral Argument.
The case OF V. Schwingle vs.. G. G
Kiefer, from Ell PasO county, was sub
mftted today on oral argument in the
supreme court. This case involves the
settlement Of an estate valued at
$50 600
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-27

book swindIe perpetrated on book low
ers throughout the country at a profit
of $1,000 900 to the operators. is alleged
by the federal authorities, who OBJ
tanned the indictment of James J. Far
mer and II other persons on a charge
of using the mails for fraudulent pur-
poses. Glenn Farmer. Col William J.
Hartley and william H. Scott, three Of
those indicted, are already in custody.
The others are said to be statesmen who
induced wealthy book lovers to buy al
most .valueless books at stupenduOUs
prices.
DR.. Garrett, diseases Of stomach, in
testines. metabolism. 1904 Roberts
Banner building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-27

Carson, New, Nov 27.-Chesley R
Graves was acquitted Of an embeZzle-
ment charge, in the midst Of his trial in
the United States district court here,
only support
The Judge said the evidence was SUI
ficient to convict Graves of having
taken Sis from the postOffice at Nc
Gill. New, but that as the defendants
mother was dependent upon him, he
would dismiss the case If Graves would
repay the money. Graves paid the s119
and was freed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-27

at the session of the National Civic
Federation conference. Thomas J. Cur
lis president Of the Tunnel Workers
union. said: I'VE don't want compen-
sation. we want prevention. The cor
oner's jury invariably says; 'Prema-
ture blast There is no such thing II
always somebody's carelessness-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-27
Use Domestic Coke.
Southwestern Fuel Co,


Madison. Wis, Nov. 27-The official
pro-ram for the governors conference
to be held at Richmond, Va, Dec. to Z,
was announced here today by Miles c.
Riley, secretary Of the conference.
The program deals with proposed legis-
lation which will be considered in the
various states this winter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-27

Judge R. '. BOwdep, who left for
Washington TO present the cases rela-
tive to the claims which were brought
before the claims commission here,
was met at Cincinnati, o., by Richard
Brown, who accompanied him. Brown
has put in claim against the Mexican
government for his Imprisonment in the
Juarez Jail for IS days during the
Madero revolution. He was represent
ed here by judge Beauregard Bryan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-27

r =. IhOmaSO1 IS acting uIslILCL
attorney in the absence Of Joseph NJ
Nealon. who is at Pecos. attending the
Orner trial state ranger c. H Web
ster was subpoened today by the attor-
nevs for Mrs. Orner. and expects TO
leave for Pecos tonight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-27
Is slightly Improved.

Charles H. Caviness, VINO was in
iured bv falling down a freight ele-
vatOr shaft at the Toltec club last
Wednesday evening, is slightly I'M
proved although he will be conIlneo
10 his home for several weeks. Mr..
Cavfness. who is the TOltec barber,
broke the bones in his ankle IN ms
fail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-27
Generally Observed.

All the freight offices IN the city VIII
close at y o'clock Thursday, giving the
employees a half holiday for Thanks
giving.
All clearing house banks, the pOstof-
flee and other government offices viii
observe the day as a holiday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-27

DR.. Nettie SntterIee, osteopath, 500
American Bank Bldg, phone IA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-27

Sheriff l. D. Campbell, OF Crowell
Tex. left Tuesday for that place with
there on a charge Of theft New
borough was arrested here by chief
deputy sheriff Stanley Good and state
ranger c. H Webster. The Officers re-
ceived 500 for his capture Coco
stated t1at. when the man was arrested
he had over $1,000 with him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-27

Want Prevention; Not Compensation.
New York, y. Y, Nov. 27--Clash OF
opinions as to the best plan for com
pensation Of injured workers continued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-27

For house wiring and fixtures see
the National TelegraphOne and supply
Company, 317 Mills street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-27

Anti-ring campaign viii be opened
this evening when the inner circle OF
the ring opposition viii meet to
confer regarding the candidates to op-
pose the organization ticket next
snring