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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-02
Walls From, the Worried

Dear Editor:
Ny husband SHORES frightfulIy and
often alarms me don't like to tell
our doctor. and thought that you would
kindly tell me how 10 prevent il, or
at least reassure me I viii be very
grateful
Nfrs) Rose Rockabye.
Answer--Have you tried eating
crackers in bed?
Dear Editor:
can be controlled? The police have
threatened to arrest me for keeping
one. Luke Warm.
Answer-They say that music viii
his neck
Dear Editor:
Ny mother left me a few diamonds
and stipulated that I should never let
them get out Of the family. ReverSeS
have made them the only resource that
have. Do you think il would be very
wrong to dispose Of just one of them2
Miss Ida HOcket-
Answer-Why don't You let Your
Uncle" have one of them? Uncles are
in the family.
Dear Editor:
have read that fish. owing to the
Phosphorus contained in them, are an
ed in, how long before the effect would
be nOticeable2 What fish do you think
best for the purpose2
Bob Sinker
Answer-(1) You viii notice the ef-
feet after eating one fish CD Whales
Dear Editor:
To settle a dispute. will you please
tell me whether the word kiss" is a
proper or common nOun2
Miss L Tow
Answer-Let it go double-it's both.
Dear Editor:
Ny wife has a birthday day after to-
morrow and I am thinking OF getting
her a hat that I have seen in the win
dow of a swell shop Wouldn't that be
as likely to please her as anything
Jonah Day.
Answer-A dangerous purchase. The
styles may change before her birthday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-02
Meat A Minor Matter


beves,
believed be the of life
S
every podge eggs tOdays yes
milk green vegetables
butter dainty eating bringing
neat rOmP villa the but slightly.
plan Christmas presents years garden
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-02
JOURNAL ENTRIES.

More gasoline than midnight OIL
is burned in these days of grace.
And the individual who has to try
hard to be agreeable seldom succeeds.
It is eminently fitting that an IN
dertaker should assume a grave ex-
preston
Most Of a two weeks vacation is
usually devoted to reaching the desti-
nation and getting home.
When a man starts to run through
a big bunch of money no one ever tries
TO trip him up.
What has become of the old-fssh-
Toned man who wanted TO fight when
called a liar2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-02
One-Sentence Philosophy
QUAKER NIEDTTATIONs.

II IIIIe7LICI IIIIIi INtCOIu.J
The best way to get your name into
print is to advertise.
4 bachelor girl is merely what we
call an old maid to her face.
You can't always judge a man by
his clothes. It's safer to look at his
Wife's.
HoOk-"He says he knows no such
word as fail" Nye-"Some day he'll
probably discover a synonym
Talk may be cheap says the
Manayunk philosopher, but the less a
man says the less he has to take
back"
we should all profit by our mis-
takes" unused the trolley car conduc-
tor, as he gave the passenger too lit
tie change.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-02
DAUGHTER OF SITTING BULL
Is DESTITUTE IN SAN DIE

San Diego. Cal, Oct. sitting Bull ;
daughter is in San Diego and IN need.
according to a written statement made
today to chief of police Wilson by the
young woman.
The daughter of the old Sioux chief
told chief Wilson that she was seeking
employment that would yield her a
livelihood. She writes she was found
on the battlefield of Wounded Knee,
strapped to the back OF her mother.
who had been dead for three days
Gen L W. Colby. Of Beatrice. Neb.,
adopted her and cared for her
Police detective Boucheri vOuches for
her. Mrs. Boucheri and the daughter
Of the indian chief were schOolmateS
in Nebraska
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-02

there be any mistake. Then, with.
quiet goodbye, she takes her leave
Once in her own home she puts the
flowers in water, but the faded petals
refuse to resume their appearance Of
freshness
The devil take them" she mutters
disgustedly. They are not worth 10
kOpecks-not even on the Tverskaia."
She takes needle and pricks the
long, green stems in a last effort to
revive them, but the flowers are as
dead as the child whom she has just
left
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-02
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

NCu4CdBO NeWS-)
And she who loves and runs away
may have a fit of regret later.
Love may not make the world 90
round, but it makes a lot of people
giddy.
The strut of a turkey gobbIer isn't
in it with that of the leading citizen in
a village
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-02
YEGGMEN FIGHT WITH
CITIZENS AND ESCAPE

Fort Smith, Ark, Oct 2-After a
rifle battle with citizens. band of
robbers who had looted ;he First
State bank at Dardenelle, Ark, es-
capped. There was said to have been
eight men in the band.
The robbers secured $4,000, according
Ia a statement by bank officials.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-02
GLOBE SIGHTS

Home cooking is also subject TO con-
siderable exaggeratiOn.
One doesn't mind a story's age if he
hasn't heard it before
Courts have been accused % about
everything but violating the speed
limit
Seeking revenge is a waste of time.
and also Of money, II you 90 to court
to get it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-02

WANTS REVENUE COLLECTORS
OFFICE LOCATED AT PHOENIX
Washington, D. c.. Oct. 2.-Senator
Ashurst, of Arizona, has sought to en-
list the support of president Wilson
in his effort to have the office OF
internal revenue collector in the ex-
IRENE southwest removed from Santa
Fe, y. NJ, TO Phoenix, Ariz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-02
FROsTs DAMAGE CORN

md OIHER EIlGIN -CkUIS
Elgtn, Ariz.. Oct. Much corn has
been prevented from maturing on ac-
count Of frost. Nearly all other field
products suffered in consequence, as
well as garden stuff.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-02
Their Little Trick

IT. wings GETS
trick with all their deverness of So although
chld' wonder tale leave the earth
progress
swallow still dartg chimney mleu in
the blue from twg
himself oOmPOsedy nothing c
a 0 o
Unfortunately penalty provided for false
circulation depart
bleshp powers be only by the size
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-02
HILLSBORO LAWYER NAMED
EDR DISTRICT AHurO

santa Fe n NJ. Oct, 2.-E. D. Titt-
man. of HiIsboro. has been named to
succeed John z. Griffith. deceased as
district attorney in the seventh dis
trict.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-02
Joy Riding
By GEORGE FITCH.
Author of cat Good Old Siwash-"

4 JOY ride is a ride in an automo-
n bile propelled by gasoline, plus
L n oIoobOI
The Washington times., 1913-11-23

The Munsey Trust Com
pany, the youngest bank in
the city, saw some real work
to do a couple of days ago and
did it. The. United States
Trust Company was in trou-
BILE. 1t couldnot aloneWeath-
.er the storm. Not a helping.
hand had been held out to it.
Thenext day meant its down
fall and a financial disaster to
the city, the like of which no
man could fathom.
Fifty-five thousandG5, ,00O
depositors in this bank, most
of them people whose savings
were very real tothem, meant
a combined force-one person
in skin theentire city-Whose
bitter wall of distress would
have shaken the very founda-
tiOns of the town.
Something had to be done,
and done quickly, and The
Munsey Trust Company did
it quickly.
In In less time than it takes to
tellit, TheMunsey TrustCom-
pany obligated itself to take
over the entire business of
The United States Trust Com
pany and to guarantee all de-
pOSltOrS against loss.
The Washington times., 1913-11-23
The Splendid Work of
The Munsey Trust Company

Thatwas Friday night. Sat-
urday mornings newspapers
told the community what The
Munsey Trust Company had
done, and the town breathed
a sigh of relief, satisfied and
delighted.
The frightened depositors
of the day before-those who
understood the significance of
the transaction instantly lost
all anxiety, and before midday
of Saturday the run" on The
United States Trust Company
was over and financial conf
dence was again in,the saddle.
It was a big deal, a quick
deal, and a deal of courage
and decision. r.
ln1S is why Inc MunSey
Trust Company stands today
with the people of Washing
ton as it d0es-Why it holds
the unique position of saving
the situation. "
The Munsey Trust Com
pany-Only six months old
is already a force in this COM
munity. It's aforce because
it is big and strong and sound,
and because it has right ideas,
right ideals, and the courage
to do things.
The Washington times., 1913-11-23
FRANK A. MUNSEY
The United States Treasury Says
rough Its Bank Examiner, Richard w. Goodhart

through Its Bank Examiner Richard w. Goodhart
1h Munsey the United
with all its branches knowledge ard
Department. lhe desires inform all depoho that
United States Trust Company absolutely and that they should
apprehension whatsoever The and dePosos
mind of anxiety"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
gleidler 5amiliruicacn.

7it aqliihe 5taot Gbisgif mar
in bitIeu 8dqeu Der ShnupldB elmer
uiht altdaIihen 5eitrIihteit; in Der
GemeinOttirht IitB Wir. aobtrs,
elmer Der beluunttIien gauuntsrHsbs
ner Itintr 6timdtltdot. ieineu jung
fen Spbn tanfen. 9as mare an ii9
uo6 nihts llugeiu6bnlihes. lpena
6err aobtrs aud immsrbin IA Sab
re alt 1T; abtr uuaeuobnlih 1T ss
6oh, 0ab elm 5am%ilienpdtsr in Die
gIiidlihs Gage tommt, fein 20. ainO
in Die Stride gu fiihren.
9(ber 6err ROBBERS Bat in england
nod sintn RibaIen, uno nds lit 6srr
y. u. Slad aus gurlep In Der
@rafidaft Gurre9. 8enn 5ral
Glad lam fiH rii9men, bic gliitlis
de Muittr BON 20 Einbern 3u itin.
pd6renO 6err Robers bieien iioI5sH
Gamilienisgtn uidt elmer ein3iasn
Gbe btr6autte. Cine engliihe 3sits
ihrift, bic Bel bieftr @elsgenbeit bon
Gem ainoerreittum mander engIis
fden Gamilien tr3d6lt, tpeiit barauf
Tin, Dab Der Retoro zines glidIis
den IdottiIden 8ntsrs, zines 9bOs
mas ~urqubdrnt aus Gromartp, nod
nidt gebroden tit, oenn In oitIsm
Gdle bdlttn bic GItern bic GreuOs,
lire = 36 ainber frobli6 uno gss
Tuno beranpahfen gu iebeu. uno
pcn bteIen 36 ainbern, BON benen eli
me- game an3abI ipdter i'm Gtben
Iebr bobe Stelluu9en erreidte, ipss
rem niAt uenigsr atB Is S09ne. SH
ieinem Merle iiber atn6erreidtum
bertttet 9obIe iogar bon einem 5aIs
le, in benz Elm Barrier RedtsaniDdlt
gliidlider Batter bon Htht fpenigsr
als As qinOsrn getporoen lit; absr
bieier ungeip0bnliAe Jaa geb6rt Der
8ergangsnbeit an, tpie aud 0ds
Slid jents fran301tiden Bidders,
Dem bas G6idial fieben Sabre lang
tintsreinanber jdbrlih 8riaings Be-
iderte. 2lber Den MeItretorb, 10
nett bic gei6i6te In bieTer 9esies
6uug 8upfrldFige 2lngaben maGte, Be-
6auptst opb cine Stalienerin, bic III
BARCELONA le6te, oie 5ignora Gram
TO. 2lIs ie 60 Sabre alt gtiuorbsn
mar, bate fe Dem 9taatr mad bsr
lleberlieferlng ber G6rontf 40 Slim
rer gsf4entt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20

- Rad es II bDr fars
sem In Weinbeim an oer WeraIirabs
in Baden gu groben ausI9rsitungsn
ruHiIdet Gtuoenten getommen mar,
beriibten aud in m1nnbcim eiuiot
ruilif4e 5ngtnieuridiiter lGtpere ct,
3eHs. 2tuf Dem paraoepIab Durben
5tpei beimtsbrenbe giirger BON brei
HuGen angerempelt un6 In Der 0robs
li4iten WeiIe befAimpft. II. d. ass
braudttH Die RuHen Qusorade ipie
.oeutfde 6hpeinebunoe" uno oers
glei6sn. guf bic Grage eiuss Oer
6trren, mas man oenn noble, ThIus
gen ibnsn Die 9urfdsn bie 5iiie bptn
aopf unD psrGebten ibnen GnIdcs
ins @eIi6t, auf ben GopF foris Sub
.tritte. 0drauf ergriffen bic Nuien
bic 5ltht, tonnten jeoDn fpdter III
einem Deinlotal ergriffen Det0en.
.quf Dem Mege our goli8ei l~eiIteteu fe
ben b%eItiqiten MioerItnno uab psrs
Tu4ten mt1rmals, 81 entfIieben. qui
Der Made benabmen iie fF6 ebenIo
BRETT. Die einaeIettete ltnterIuhung
miro bic meitere Quftldrung oes NDrs
fails brlngtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
sdutbcarabnis pon cbRGanmsn.

SIN DeRlitn Colorado. uu6 spat
I'm on Cbfbau 9dlern 5pii4tn
otn 65benfettsn. III Ole uadiebmos
@epflogtnBeit bis itbt an petteiieu
entpidsIt; uno fir 2ouriiten bitttn
oitfe 0bitgdrten 81 3eiten eiutn nsas
artigeu un0 ieltIdmtn qnbIif.
@ebufs gtldaBung Dor itrengeu
5rofen I'M SpltfrubIing, Die bier
aus gutem Gruuoe beioubers gefiirds
tet limo, uer0en Die gdums gan3er
G6Hgdrttn, DEFENDERS gfirIhbdume.
mebr fir ben Diuter .b%egraben".
I8urd Die tinitlihe @erieIelnng miro
biefe gufgabs nod beoeuteno erlsids
teri. SIN Spdiberhif, unmitteIbar ebt
Iein Itarler 5roit srfuartet miro. 5isbt
Der Gbit6dusr nab jeoem 9dume,
ben tr gum3ultgsn gebeutt. einen Sra
ben mo IdBt ods BaFtr b~ereinIaus
fen, BIB Der 8oben nm bic mur5eln
6erum grin0li9 ourhptiht 1T. Damn
lam tr obne grobe Shnierigteit Die
gdume unterpiiblen unb iie nieoers
beuqen. Dprerit perben fe 0urdj
fhnere q.anten o6er ourh Zane am
8ooen f~eFgebaIten, Biz cine Gdidt
ron Sen iiber Ie gebreitet mo aui
oieIe nitberlm cine Gage Groe gts
ihaufeIt itin lam: Qlio i%nIotpeit Elm
ridtiqes atbtnoig 8egrdben.
Q6er oar sid brauht Die lebtere
l5hidt nitt 3u fsin; man bat ges
funoen, bnB 3tpti 3ol Groe inter fol-
den llmitdnosn geniigeno Sdug
TeI6It BET elmer 9emperdtur bon 30
Grd6 inter glll bieten! 60 bleibi
Der Gbigdrtsu po9Igeoedt liegen, Biz
Der leBte Ret elmer 9efabr BON
GpdtfribIings 6r0iten gsidpun'
ben lit. 9as mag in manten jeneE
3GIer Bis gum 10. Mai bin oauern.
Qimmt mon 0dnn Die Groe unS
6ag 5eu ab, 70 griibt in oielen SAL
len Idpn cine MidFe Bitten ben
Gbfbdum, mas siHen febr blbfher
Qnblid biettt; Ia mitunter, tDsnn a
f6on ungtnDbrlid fpdt In Der Sal
ion i'll, 3ttgtn Ihon tpin3ige Pfirii4'
ibre grauen a1pfaen inter ben pint
FarbiQen Bitten. Der Baum mtrf
oann fnftt aufgeridtet, un0 Is mir
cine Gtabe augmented, tpcit1e Der
gan3en CONNER bin0ur4 ge9en Der
Gtdmm gelebnt bIeibt.
90 fiebt etpas mertpiirbig aus
mem In einem Sbfgarten, Der f
beban6sIt iporben III, ale 2lejte bel
gdume nd6 elmer 9eite BIN Ie6ner
un6 me6t Qaubnert ipie aud mebl
Gbft auf Der eiuen Geite 3efgen, ali
auf Der anoeren. Die Metbo6e pa
i6 absr ua6 alien 8eriaten. tpetdl
oariiber borlisgen gut beipdbrt; uni
In man6enG bItgdrteu, in benen fri
der in {ebsn ooer o9t 5ubreu MI
cine einBige gloa Grnte etngs6eimi
nuros, Tam man ieBt 70 3iemIid il
6ss Sahr auf sine CUTE grnte red
men, uno $25 gttto : Grtrag Dol
Ije6em 4firfi6baum elmer pflqn8uni
fnO ntdts ingeip66nlihes. GtIid
batten befiir6tst, oaB fol6srdrt Be
6dn0elis 5bftgdrten nur fur5lebit
Ifein piiroen; In einiaen 5dllen l.
bod, fpo man 6teie met1obe f4oi
Ifett sebu 5n6rsn regefmdbig antpeu
bet, lit nod tsin 3sfden bierOon 81
bemerten, unO bic GrRts tparen fai
INNER gut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20

SIN ber Reifefaifon.
6err: .Bis BAT J6nsn Osun TN 9tr'
bfr Gbstfaub bns BinFerdarborH gss
fadtn24 Dame: ,0h, ih CLAUDE, If
tabs 20 gar uidt geb6rt."
Gatale aritit. Gs iDar
NIT Der lsbisn photographic oas alts
Ding, tpis getDobnlid. Wleine Nlmd
pletnte: g69or ipirlt ou nie, a6eE
.alIsmaI Ipredeuo d1nIi9.S
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20

mtIberung8grun0. Rid.
ter gum Ginbreher): oSie 9absn
Ctlgemdl1t entpenbet uHo 5trIt0rtl
5dbtn cir einen Mit0erungsgrun1
an8ugtben2'
Ginbreder: ogs iparen our1Dega
giloer BON uMDoerneH"!!"
0r6bere qeiHunq.
greuno. sd bsgreiie nidt. tpil
Oh Die 6ittere Ileol8in trinler
tannft.
gdtient: .Gbsn ba6s Id ioaai
meiuer GdDieqermutter sinsR Aub
aeaebsH."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20

aud cine ansrebe.
.QeuIid lOll Sbnen Jbre 1rau ia
Sbre 9rompete on ben aopf gstpors
fen babsn.'
qantOfIsIbsIb: "a, ia, msit Meis
bsEL Ill nun eiBmd 10 mul!talil4.
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id ben 5noiarfr.
s0lsine pen ben GroosEer1 Ftn9s.
f6ladteten gorfo4rsa sEfi4tsisa bee
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pGs mnB blsie 5a9fglla9sfls all
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gen 9eDsn neg lH'st III Ssl'ta
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