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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
GERMANY HAS
OWN PRESS
BUREAU
Will Try to Influence For
eign Sentiment Through
News Letters.
KAISER'S CARDS
ARE QUEER IN SIZE
CBx Malcolm CIark.)

n ERLIN, Germany, Sept. 27.-Germ-
any recognizes the power of the
II press, especially the foreign press,
and an elaborate scheme for influencing
the public sentiment of the world IN
favor of Germany, practically under the
patronage of the foreign secretary, Herr
Won Jagow revealed by the socialist organ
Vorwaert, is exciting much attention
The scheme contemplates first OF all
a new daily world view called the
Zeitung der Zeitungen, which is shortly
to appear in Germany. and secondly
CORRESPONDENCE agency which IS 10 De
oreanized in connection with it. known
as the European letter correspond
ence. This agency is intended TO De
the means of organizing the foreign
press. and in the first place the over
sea press in the interest of German
policy and of German economic l1e,
Foreign newspapers are to De asked
to publish at regular intervals let
ter describing events IN Germany,
composed by the staff Of the Ze1tung
der Zeitungen. but printed IN the lang
uage of the country where II is pup
lished- Fifty foreign and oversee news
papers have already. II IS salo. prom
ised to publish these letters II IS
hoped that in time this organization
will extend over the whole world, ana
that the Imperial government VIII nave
in it's hand a weapon hitherto neg
lecteQ, winch IN the SlIu664S LII PoAt -
cal and economic supremacy Is De
coming more important" lnterna-
tional press organization run IN term
an interests
The Foreign office, which has already
subscribed TO the undertaking, IS ASKED
10 make a further subscription; S250,OOO
in subscriptions has already been prom
ised. The VorWartS adds that among
those firms subscribing to the Zeltung-
en- and the correspondence scheme are
the Deutsche Mathematician
fabriken and three other armament
firms and some companies which build
warships including the Vulkan com
pany and the firm of Blohm and Voss.
Emperor Has Large Cards
The German emperor has been stay
ing at Homburg Like most royalties
he has his own characteristics For
one thing he wears a gold bangle on
each arm, and his visiting cards are
most amusing. They are Of vast size,
and typical Of his personality They
measure four inches IN width ana SIX
in length, and there are only six words
on them in large black German letters
First wilhelm below TINS -Deutscher
K aiser" and below again, kong Won
Preussen." They are too big for an
ordinary card case, and so are entrusted
to the charge of his own body servant
When at home the German emperor
keeps four chefs. English. trencn'
German and Italian and a staple art
icIe of diet is the huge white Frank
fort sausage He dislil1es made-up
dishes. and even at q state banquet VIII
often eat q slice OF fish or plain
mutton outlet He will never eat his
food of gold or silver plate, but pre-
fers fine china and when he dimes out
or travels. he always takes with MIN
his own Imperial fork, which has
prongs several inches longer than those
used by ordinary mortaIs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
PICT URES0JE
FREHGHMhH
PASSES
General de Negrier Sends
Man to Guard House for
Failing to Shoot Him.
SAYS IS CRIMINAL
TO MISS AT so YARDS
b. Paul ViIIiers.

DARIS, France, Sept. 27.-he Ire
cnt death of general de aNlgrier
Il removed a most picturesque figure
from French military life. De Ne
grier was soldier of the old school,
and came from military family
which has shone in French history for
many years. He was the fifth general
officer of his family since the day OF
Napoleon.
The Paris papers have been full OF
stories characteristic of the man. Here
is an example: Though worshiped by
the majority of his men, the general
was too severe a disciplinarian not TO
have some enemies. It Is said tnat one
day when, during a maneuver, ne was
riding in front oe company, a bullet
wbisfled mast his head. De Negrier
turned in a flash and ran his eye down
the ranks One man blenched- Cap
tain" ordered De Negrier, in a clear
voice of command, give that man
there a weeks guardroom. With
rifle like ours it s criminal to miss al
so yards
Is Often Wounded.
Leaving the military college of St
Cyr, he became captain Of Chasseufs'
and during the Franco-PruSSian war,
he was present with his regiment at
the sanguinary battle of Mars La Iour,
on Aug. 16, 1870. and took part IN the
defeat of the PruSSian 3Sth brigade at
the close of the day. in which he was
badly wounded. Later, he fell into the
hands of the enemy, but escaped, re
Joined the army. and was again
wounded twice by Prussian bullets.
He was promoted general in 1882. at
the early age of 43, and distinguished
himself during the French expedition
in Tonkin. where he led several at
tacks, and was twice wounded. once
seriously From 1889 to 1904, he COM
manded various army corps in France
Was of tia Old school.
A real soldier of the old school, he
fought duel a few years ago with
general Andre, ex-minister of war. De
Negrier took the matter quite seriously,
and asked that the weapons should be
army revolvers loaded with six bull
lets, and that the combatants should
stand at a distance of 10 yards. As
general Andres seconds refused to ac-
cept these very unusual conditions.
when they did meet, De Negrier refused
to fire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
M. SANTOS-DUMONT
RETURNS TO AIRSHIP

Paris, France, Sept. I'm Santos
DumOnt has returned to aeroplanes
after an absence of three years. He
was the first man to steer a balloon
around the Eiffel tower. and was one
Of the pioneers of aviation, with La
than, Barnum and Bleriot
his enthusiasm returned during a
recent trip as a passenger in a Morane-
Saulnier aerOplane piloted by NJ Au-
demars from Paris to Deauville The
result is that he is now at Villacou-
blay on a MOrane machine, and expects
TO win his pilots certificate in few
weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
MISSOURI TO HAVE CONCRETE
CELLS IN NEW STATE PRISOl

jefferson City. No, Sept. 27.-The
state board of prison inspectors today
decided to install concrete cells in the
new building of the penitentiary. The
legislature appropriated $500, 5000 for
this building, which will accommo-
date 1900 prisoners
Missouri viii be the second state in
the union to adopt concrete cells in
preference to steel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
SECRETARY GETS FORTUNE
OF S40O.OOO FROM EMPLnYEI

Paris, France, Sept "a private
secretary has just come into a fortune
OF 100000 at Pau, in the southwest
of France. His employer, NJ de Martbe
left MIN all his money, but the regis
trar of wills opposed the granting Of
probate on the ground that the will
was IN the testatOrs own handwriting
The civil magistrate before whom the
case was brought. decided in favor Of
the secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28

robes of office for the last time. His
successor will be elected tomorrow
with a ceremony that will be magnifi-
cent. but nevertheless a relic of the
dark ages Sir Vansitart Bowater.
senior alderman, will be the new lord
mayor. for the election" always goes
to the alderman in the order OF SEMI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
Oldest Frenchnnan
Enters 10Th Year

Paris. France, SePt--27-The oldest
French citizen, NJ. SchcmeI Roy of YER
sailles, has entered his 107tn year. He
is a son of a grenadier OF -5apoleon's
guard, and rememb ers having seen the
emp one daY at Versailles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
WOMAN DISAPPEARS AND
MANY ADMIRERS LAMENT

st. Louis, No, Sept. 27-PoIice are
seeking a woman known as Mrs. Rosie
Mueller, who has disappeared from a
boarding house at 1852 Franklin ave-
nue., leaving several prospective hus-
bands, who say they gave her money
and presents. thinking they were to
marry her.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28

Il inst died from a pistol shot wound
inflicted BY her lover, Paul LOos, IN the
presence of Il cOmmisSary OF police when
he was under arrest for blackmail and
threatening her life.
Tragic Ending of Romance
This is the tragic ending Of romance
which covered two continents three years
ago.
Hersilia, stage struck and sick of her
humdrum home life. applied to Loos,
the proprietor Of a theater at Angiern-
She was given an engagement and soon
Loos became completely enamored OF
her. He sold MS tEeater and leaving
wife and children, fled with the girl
taking with him $4,000, his entire
wealth. While the Money lasted things
went well. At the end of year, how
ever. Hersilia. who had achieved fame,
decided she was tired of 1t and void
travel alone.
LOos Not to BE Shaken.
Loos was not to be shaken, how
ever. He followed her to St Eeters-
burg, Vienna, COnstantinople, cairo,
and, in fact wherever she went In
ConstantinOple he found her on friendly
terms with an actor and threatened his
life. She took q steamer to Marneliles
to escape him, but in vain. He was
aboard the steamer. He dogGed her to
paris and, as she was getting into
taxicab, he jumped in, shut the door,
dreE- pistol and threatened to kill her
unless she returned to him.
Woman Breaks Promise.
3 Thoroughly frightened. Hersilia
promised all he asked. and as a pledge
stripped herself OF jewels and cash,
which she gave TO him. Instead CT
keeping her promise, however, she ap-
pealed to the police and Loos was ar
rested
When confronted with Hersilia at the
police conlmissary's office, lie pleaded
for mercy from his little doll" He
begged her not to have him arrested
Before she could reply. he stopped,
drew q pistol from his sock anC fired
four shots pointblank at her and two
at himself. before the police could
overpower him. Hc was not seriously
hurt.
'EMy Doll Left Me- He Says.
When searched. two letters were
found on him. One read: What I
have done is wrong, but il could not be
helped. passing -fotir-yearS with
nc and spending $4,000, my doll left
ne This was too much. 1 wish our
two bodies TO be buried together"
The other said he had had a good
time and been happy and could not
face misery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
Tragic Ending Of Romano

GRITTY The gorgeous lord mayors
coach. with its fOotmen and mace car
procession Of king George. will be used
by the new lord mayor All official
calls Dy the lord mayor are made
IN TINS magnificent but antiquated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
REPAIR JUARFz- CATHEpR,I..-

Scaffolding has been erected around
the tower of the old church in Juarez
and 1t is being given its annual coat
of paint and the broken places re-
paired.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
Sir David Burnett Will Sur
render Office and Honors
to Sir Vancitart Bowater.

London. Eng. Sept. 27-Sir David
Burnett present lord mayor of Lon
don, has appeared in his magnificent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
JILTE1 LOVER
ENDS LIFE Of
SlGER
Enamored by Hersilla Capri,
Paris Man Shoots Her,
When Arrested
UNHAPPY, HE TRIES
TO COMMIT SUICIDE

DARIS. France, Sept 27.-Hersilia
Capri, noted singer and dancer, has
l. lust died from a pistol shot wound
inflicted by her lover, Paul LOos, in the
presence of a commissary of police when
he was under arrest for blackmail and
threatening her life.
Tranic Ending of Romance
Arizona republican., 1913-02-01
HOTEL ADAM S.

no El RDAMo-J. W. buCHdIdll' Tucson: E. H. Maxwell, oshkosh; A. R. Corbin. Amarillo. Tex; A. X. Cos sard, Fl Paso; F. M. Barr, Cleveland; l; G. l. Noe. Los Angeles: Geo. D. Craig and wife Bisbee: R. R. Larkin. Las Vegas; NJ l.. Naquire, Globe; Ben Harris, Globe; Geo. H. Chase Clifton; R. l. Wright Gila; G. w. Cobb, San Diego; Michael Masino, Ohio; C. R. Halter, Los Angeles; M. $. Nicholson, Detroit: F.. c. Daily, Detroit; Mrs. Todd C. Woodwork, Tucson; c. l.. Knight, Fort Worth; A. c. Taylor. Denver. w L. Sawyer, Congress, AriZ.; j. C. Forrest, Prescott: C. w. Henry. San Francisco; otto C. Ern. Fl Paso; G. D. Callahan. Los Angeles; A. R. Flanders, Boston: Mir. and Mrs. N. l.. Cummings. Boston; l.. C. Seibert, Fit Sburg; Ben H. Lummins, San Fran cisco R F. Reed, San Francisco; J. F. Harrison, Portal; R. K Shelton, Tucson; Chas R. Sligh, Grand Rapids; l. R. Allen, Los Angeles; Jas. F. New ins Los Angeles; s. J. Schwartz, Los angeles; w. J Watson, Chicago: F.. A. Trincono, Los Angeles: ]. M. Ron staot Tucson; Lillian H. Huggett. Lordsburg. N. M.; Mrs Blackford, Den yer: w. NJ Buckenham, Los Angeles Bert Sparks, Orange, Cal. A. B. Mar tin, city.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-01

VISITOR FROM TEMPE-J W Waddles of Tempe arrived in the city last night.
 AT THE COUNTRY CLUB-Mrs Dwight B. Heard and Mrs. w. G. Hart ran1t will serve at the Country club tea this afternoon.
 SENATE SERGEANT HERE-Jo- sepn Wiley, the round sergeant-at- arms of the Arizona senate, appeared on the scene yesterday, coming up from Tucson.
 4. A. MOORE AT HAND-A. A
 Moore member of the lower house of the state legislature from Yavapai county joined those already on the
 scene yesterday. MT Moore was con
 siIored the oldest man in point of leg
 isldUive experience in the first legisla-
 ture because of the fact that he was d member of the Kansas legislature
 shortly after the civil war.
 CRAWFORD PUTS ONE OVER--
 J. w. Crawford, who was in Phoenix
 during the sessions of the American
 National Live Stock association and
 made a number of large cattle deals.
 has been heard from again in the Ben
 son district. where he has put over q
 few more Yesterday he closed d deal
 for John D. Kendrick for 1900 head of
 one two and three-ye olds for the market Five thousand head more will
 he shipped to the Wyoming ranges from the Benson district
 CONTEMPT CASE POSTPONED
 The proceedings in the contempt case against the officers and directors of .l, ID. set for hearing in United States court yesterday, was continued until next Monday on account of the alb sence of Attorney Lewis T. Carpenter who is expected to return from d visit to Texas by that time. This case. as has been explained. grows out of a conflict of jurisdiction in the i legislation over the affairs of the 1 Arizona Mutual Saving and Loan company and the Arizona Trust com pany.
 I WAR TIME NEWS-Dispatches con- taining informatino about the army of | the Potomac form the main features | of the news section of an edition of l the Providence Journal of January 26, | 1863, which is reproduced as a special l feature of the latest issue of that pc rodical, and copies of which were re- ceived here yesterday by friends of l Thomas C. Bradford. fOrmrly of the reclamation service and now connected ] with the Journal. The main headlines
 on the first page concern the repulse 1 of the rebels in Tennessee, the report ! ed dissOlVing of the army of the PO- 1 tomac. and the sending of troops to the | west. It is an exciting newspaper all right, but far from being as newsy as l nowadays editions.
 | t6 pounds Granulated Sugar. $1.00 cans Corn ........... ............. 2oc 1 MckEE'S tf 1 Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1913-02-01

angeWood Social and Improvement club will meet on Wednesday, February g. at 2:30, at the home of Mrs. G. NJ
 Harris, corner of Black canyon and Come Back road. All neiShbors are cordially invited to attend the meeting
Arizona republican., 1913-02-01

M Ronstadt a member of the Live Stock Sanitary Board came in yester
 cay from his home in Tucson or
Arizona republican., 1913-02-01

degrees. Deficiency in temperature since first of month. S7 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, .04 inches Deficiency in rainfall since first of month, 79 inches.
 KENNETH WEAKER.
 Temporarily in charge.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-01
HOW'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hails Cstarrh Cure
 r. J. CHENEY X CO. Ioiedo. O. We, the undersigned, have known F. l. Cheney for the last l5 years and believe him perfectly hon orabe ir all business transactions ano nnancialp sbe to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALD-NG, KINNAN x MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists ToleGo. 0. Halis Cata7rh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price $ cents poi bottle. Sold by all Druggists
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation,
Arizona republican., 1913-02-01
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican Data for 24 hours ending D. m.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-01
Of Local Interest
o
STORED WATER SUPPLY.

Water service department daily re port, January q.
 Elevation of water in reservoir,
 feet ...................... 14S.21 Contents of reservoir. acre feet 39O, ,609 Loss preceding 24 hours, acre
 feet .........................,. 24n Elevation of water in reservoir
 one year ago today. feet =. 153.05 Contents of reservoir one year
 ago today acre feet ........431,7 ,725 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam.
 NJ. I. .................... 19.3G0 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation north side. NJ. L .... I1.250 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation south side. NJ. I. ... 1S.2St
Arizona republican., 1913-02-01

1e pounds Granulated Sugar. .$1.00 2 cans Corn ..................... 25c
 McKEE'S. If
 Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1913-02-01
RoNsTADr FROM TucsoN-F

~RONSTADT FROM TUCSON-F' A Ronstadt a member of the Live Stock Sanitary Board came in yester- cay from his home in Tucson on business.
 NO MATINEE ToOAY-On ac- count of the failure of the show to arrive in time there will be no Mutt and Jeff mat inee at 2:30 o'clock at the Elks thea ter as had been announced. The only appearance of the company will be tonight
 MR. FOWLER REcOVERING-Mr. E. A Fowler who has been confined to his home for the last two weeks by illness. though not entirely re- covered was able to be down town for a short time yesterday after noon
 VALLEY LEAGUE MEET POST pONED-The Valley League track and field meet. which was to have been held at the fair grounds this aft ernoon. has been postponed till next Saturday The Normal school at Tenn pc is quarantined on account of small pox, and it was thought best to post pone the meet so that the normal team can participate after the quarantine is ! lifted.
 THE LOST IS FOUND-Notice was
 sent out to the office of the sheriff. night before last that John Fiddle l a young man of twenty five living | near East Lake park was lost. The l young man and some friends set our 1 for a walk toward the Wilson neigh I borhood. He became separated from | the rest of the party and could no | be found He found his way back yesterday forenoon
Arizona republican., 1913-02-01

t6 pounds Granulated Sugar $1.00 T cans Corn -0c
 MckEE'S. tf
 Advertisement.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-01
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS


 The United States civil service an nounces examinations to be held in Phoenix for the following positions in the classified service of the United States: Departmental clerk. on Feb ruary 21, salary $S40 to $900 per an- mum: February "A. forest pathologist, salary $1980 to $2400, a position in the bureau of plant industry of the depart ment of agriculture; petroleum engi- neer in the bureau of mines, salary from $2O0O to $3O00. February 26, as sistant forest pathologist. salary $1440 to $18O0; scientific assistant in soil surveying, salary $960 to $l2OO, both positions in the department of agricul- ture: two day examinations, February 26-27 for position of business teacher in Haskell Institute and Carlisle ln- dian school: assistant irrigation engi- neer, experiment stations in agricul- tural department; and on March 12-13, examinations for architectural drafts man and junior architectural drafts man in the office of supervising archi- tect Further information can be ob tained from Charles P Craig, secretary of the local examining board, in the office of the surveyor general
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-30
New Fall Dresses

To start off our Fall Dress Bust
ness, we are to make the following
price on lot of Wool Dresses which
we have just got in. These are the
Dress values we are to run this sea-
son, and these special prices will sure
ly interest many.
AT $3.50 we will sell all of our
regular Wool Dresses, in the new
fall models that we are to run
through the season at $3.50.
This is chance to get the new
Dress model at good saving
in price. AT ........ SIC. 80
At $3.50 for this one day we will
give you your choice from lot
of new Serge Dresses, that we
will carry through the season as
special at $1,000. These are
perfect fitting Dress, that is
made by one OF our best dress
manufacturers. They come in
all colors. This one day at $3.50
At S1l.00 we will sell all of our
regular $1,000 Dress values in
the new models. At .Sll,00
We have a few odd Dresses in the
fine wool bed snrds that we will give
you special prices on for the day.
We have a few odd Silk Dresses
in the seasons best values, from
which we will give you your choice
for this one day at one-half price.
These are the seasons new goods,
that are all right.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-30
Saturday, Sept. 6
Lace Curtain Day

For this one day we will make the
following exceptional prices on Lace
Curtains. These are seasonable goods
at any time.
At Csc pair, we will give you a
good width Nottingham Curtain
that is ga yards long and has
the patent lock-stiteh edge. Is
regular soc Curtain. For this
day only, per pair ....... 35c
At SOC per pair we win let you
have your choice of our regular
grade Curtain that sells at soc
and Csc. These are a good full
size Curtain in the 2h-yard
length, for, per pair ....... SOC
At csc per pair for this one day,
we will sell all styles OF our Not
tingham or Scrim Curtains, that
sold at Sl.25 and Sl.35. These
will interest you at ......... CSC
At SIPS we will give you your
choice OF number of styles of
Nottingham and Scrim Curtains
in full size makes. These are our
Curtains that we sell at $500.
This one day at ...........S1.25
AT SI.5O we win let you take
your pick from our regular Not
tingham Curtain values, that
sold at 1925. These are the
Ready Hang make of Curtains.
Your choice at .......... 81. 80
AT $500 are two styles OF the
Ready to- Hang Lace Curtains,
that come in very neat, new
pattern, and are our regular
1915 Curtains. AT $500
At S2.25 are three patterns in
fine Nottingham Ready Hang
style Curtain. Is fine lace
with the loek-stiteh edge. For
this one day at ...... S2.25
For this one day we will sell n
lot of odd Curtains where there is but
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-30
Friday, Sept. 5
Blanket Day

This makes al years that this
Blanket Sale has been regularly held
each year. Each year growing larg-
er. There is in this sale but little
short of one thousand pairs. Every
Blanket in our stock this one day at
a special price, and the following as
leaders.
Blankets are from 10 to 20 per
cent. higher than last season. These
prices in this sale will make them
appeal to you as very cheap. The
chances are that these prices will
never be quoted to you again. Labor
costs more, so that they cannot be
made for this sale price.
200 Single Blankets, size 81 "a,
in White, Gray and Tan, this
one day, each ....,.,..,.29 c
200 Single Blankets, GO 70, in
White, Gray and Tan, each 35c
200 Single Blankets, 60 70, in
White, Gray and Tan, each 43c
Please notice that the three above
Blankets are Single Blankets and not
pairs. You will also notice that you
cannot anywhere near match these
sale prices again this season.
One lot extra large White and
Gray Blankets ON sale this one
day per pair ............ S1.35
(These are pairs.l
All of our Best Wool Blankets are
now in stock. In order to give our
customers clean sweep of our
Blanket stock, all of these new, best
Blankets will be sold at discount.
If you have a housekeeping de-
partment to look after, this Blanket
Sale win help you dollars.