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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22
9. g I.
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SIR. 9erter's Gropbeseiitng bon
fdIe6tem @etter erfiiat ii6; Die
n1fiten brei Gage iinb troItlos, Der
Sori5ont lit bleiern, pioriee @inbe
ipeben, feiner Hegen f1at, oas S6iff
arbeitet ihper, unb SSeoermann an
9orb lit elm Spfer Der Seefranfbeit.
@enige Haiiagiere 3eigen iid aiif
benz geroef ooer i'm Salon, rnter if.
men Sillius Oerter, ser mannbaft
iebem anfaa nioeritebt, uno ioipobl
ieinem NeufunolGnoer, als MiB Sar.
riot freimoli6e 9eiu6e abltattet.
Stiinoenlang idreitet er in ieinen
! groBen lteber5ieber gebiiat auf Dem
8eroefe bin nnb Der, iein friites
9lntIis leuhtet brrd &egen uno
@ino.
MiB Sarriot lit iebr franf, ebenio
bic rfleinen 9amen," pie Der Gapi.
tan i1m mittbeilt, aber elm anoerer
gutter gngel troitet Sulilts in ibrer
MbpeIenbeit, elm gngel, alrf Den
peoer Stlirm nod @ino ben gering.
iten ginfluB 5u baben ideinen.
MrA. Scarlet lit cine biibi6e
9lonbine, cine geborene aofette, Die
iraenDmie erfabren bat, Siilius Ger
ter iei lebr reid ooer eigentlid Der
grbe zines iebr reifen Snfels uno
i'm nun iofort ans5eihnet auf ieopeoe
@eiIe. Maeroings eriitirt elm Serr
Scorlett, unb erfrert iid nit ME ge.
itortem Ippetit ieiner tGgli6en Wobl-
5eiten, 10 bob Mr. Serter's epentuel.
Ter 9eiis Wtaoame IN feiner @eiie
niisen fam, bennob liegt'S in Der
menihlidet Natlir, Die golOene SSit.
genb por5uSieben, utb Sitlius miro
3u WrS. Scarlett'S bienlttbnenoem
Gabalier erboben. gin icinem 9lrm
promenirt Tie alif Dem Geroed, an
ibrer Seite iitt er bel Glide, Itebt er
ben gan5en I6eno, DG6reno lie IN
@ontonen flagenbe 2ieber iingt, bis
ole Suborer slait6enL Dtr. Scarlett
Tel elm ltngebelter mo babe Die bib
ide 9lonoine ae5punaen lid ibm 5t
permGblen, pGbreno ibr Ser5 einem
gnoeren ihlug.
SrlIius perliebt iif - es lit oas
iein Normal5nitano: Oh Die Game
ieineS Screens leoig ODER perbei'
ratbet, alt ODER jung. bat ipdbrcno
bes betreffenoen 3eitraumes burh-
aus nifts 81 iagen. Or pergibt
Weib Sarriot nno Waoemoiieae, bis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22
(Tortiesuna bon Ser 2. Seite.)

Seine 5ilbe; iie t1annten MIR e.
men Wamer-Ibolf 2angportb; tper
peib ieooh, mas id boren tperoe, ebe
nniere Reiie enoet."
,Mls Oh bas irgenb belfen fonnte!"
ieltfat Marie, unb lebnt iih tribe 5li'
rid. ,&egina, ib mohte lieber nidts
erfabren, gar nihts, uno blino Dem
@eibide entaegen geben. @enn man
mir elm 8lieb amputiren miibte, mare
i6 banfbar, 10 Der Ir5t mir nitt Jag
te, mann unb mie, mid betGllbte uni
Die Separation obne mein 8iiien aus.
fiibrte. Sobalb mir piiien, mas mir
an leiben baben perben, leioen mir
boppelt, i6 CLAUDE, Die Dual Der 8or'
empfinoitng oiirfte Die idIimmere
ietn."
80, Marie, ih tponte, mir pdren
ME g%efommen, mir abnt, bob mn
9emiitbigung uno Ser5eleio baraus
entiteben Miro"
SD CLAUDE nidt an Ibnungen
es mar bas &liigite, mas mir tbur
fonnten. l1nIere @robmutterN mag
ELM 9rahe iein, in BEN alien Seen
mdrhen aber perben ielbit 9raher
Durb Mlitb beiiegt. Wir lit, ais mo-
rem mir Die Seloinnen zines MGr'
hens ouf benz @ese gum p~er5auber'
ten S4loB, mir miiien nidt, Uelh
11ngebeuer es betpaht, iino aber emit
fdIoiien, es au feien, uno iiesreid
ein5uaieben."
limb mtrb Der 3arberprins aud
bort iein?" l1feIt &eeina urb flip
Die S1peiter. ,9u peibt, iebes
WGrfen enbet nit Der Seiratb bes
8rin5er unb Der 8rinaeiiin."
9as @ntlis auf ben &iiien Inn,
6iiitert fih, Waria ieuf5t ungebulbig
SOB urs niht ldneer plaubern
&leine, i1 fiible mid balb franf."
Cine Stunoe ipGter breitet Die Ha6.
fih iiber Die itiirmii6e einiame Gee
Sn alien gaiiiten bremen 2ihter
i'm Colon bat iih cine beitere @eien,
1faft per1ammelt, man fo1t nn0 Iptelt
lno iingt, biz es 3eit pirb, quit
9eaht 81 iagen, unb Der erite glbent
an 8orb noriiber lit. Wan flettert II
Die SGngematten irnb entiblummeri
benin @iegenlieo Der toienoen @ogen
MiB Sarriot bot it6 prddtig I'M
terbalten uno aiebt ii6 in better
2aine 5uriid, SSi,lius ilmmt cir
2ieo6en unb enti6lGft, beinabe TO-
bolb iein Saupt Dos 8iiien beriibrt
Sben in ibrer SGngematte Iiegl
Waoemoiielle itnb blift nit erniter
gugen Dinaiis auf Die raltloie toIenbe
Gee, Die i6par5 rno pogeno lie al.
iiberaG nmeibt, unb enolih nit
benz nolfenidmeren Spri5ont Der.
idpimmt.
Maria i6lummert ltnter ibr; &e.
gina aber nermag nift &rbe 81 fin
ben in oieler eriten Wa9t an 9orb.
Eriibe @eoanfen beiG1ftieen fie, fpGb'
renb Die melanhoIii6en Iugen bin.
nusibauen auf Die ounfele, enbloie
Gee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22
8. saapiseI.
2answsrt5 ~ Der rYb0mis".

Serne bon Sem Elmflt benz raft
Ioien @et5ie hes> Retp gorfer Safens
Iiegt Die Stabt S@dpmoutb Itin uni
frieoIih i'm MittassieHHe#fheiH. 81
TIT Iebr marin. Die Sen5fer Iteber Of
fen. i'm GGdGftsIofhle ,bes yBbonir'
befinhen iih glIIe, bon 2angrportb
benz Better nnb Gbef,@ eoafterr, Biz
gum lesten 2aufiungen in SembGr
meln itno bod nidt bebaglih.
Bapmoutb Iieet in Mafiahuietts
Nadoem ih oieies geograpbiihe Saf'
tum erpdbnt babe, biirfte es iinno.
tbig iein, bei3ufiisen, bob es elm in
teaigenter, inbuitrieIler, ftrebiamel
Ort lit.
8apmoutb lit cine Gtaot NIT tpei
ben Sduiern, griinen 2Gbeu, biibider
@Grten, reiaenoen Mleen, idoner
&irfen ,lno offentlihen @eb1roer
unb beiist brei Cages. nno 5mei $50
1~enbldtter.
Inter oieien lit Der ,Hbonir" bas
erite: iein Serausgeber lit ielbit bon
ienen seadtet, Die IN poIitiiher SIN
iidt linn entgegen iteben. Der rBbo.
mir" nertritt oie Sntereiien bes Or
beiters, nn0 8apmoutb lit reid an
Sabrifen.
SIM nor6liden StaotpierteI ipeier
bobe &amine ben Iieben laneen Sae
fhmar5en Hau9 aus, Der Waihinen
ifriGes Hfeifen ertont friib uno ipdt.
@benbs ellen aabqoie @ruppen bon
WGnnern unb Weibern aus ben gro.
ben Sabrifgeb1uoen ,ino ergieBen iif
in Stromen in Die Straben. Halld
unb aoblenitalib lit aIliiberaG pertre'
ten, es lit fem iboner Staottbeil, aber
err ienoet feline Sabrifate binaus iber
gan5 Mmerifa, nno erndbrt Sunoerte
unb Sunoerte BON Qrbeitern.
Der iiibli6e Stabttbeil bietet Elm
gang anberes Bib; bier finben iif
breite, idattise Straben, bier pobni
Reihtbum i,nb 8ebagen, bier befinbei
fif aud Die expedition 0eS ~Ybo.
mir. Sn ieinem Sanctiim iitt @oolpt
0angnortb. gs lit fein groBes Sc.
mad. lleber Dem Shreibtiide oes
&ebafteurs itebt in groBen 8iiGIta.
ben: ,Hlat fir Maes, uno Iaes an
ieinem Ylas." Gin Hlas fir nidts
uno nifts an ieinem Ylas ideini
m~aBsebenoe &egel. Hapierforbe, alte
un6 reue 3eitungen, Bidder, Efeifen,
balbgerarfte Gigarren. cine Sloro
NIT einem alten Sammetf1ppfen.
gan5e StoBe bon Mamlifripten unt
9riefen, - uno inmitten an bieies
8ur6einanoers ihreibt Der &eoafteur
in bebagliter Hube. gtpa anan5iq
Wtinuten friselt Die Sober raItloS, oit
Gigarre gebt aus, oas Intlib oeS
Wannes beIebt iih, wie oas zines
Shladtroiies in mifbcm @etiimmel
gnbli6 mirft err bic Seber meg, lebn1
iid 5uriid unb nidt befriebigt.
so, oas miro boffentlih Dem Giel
bon Den .Nafriften" auf cine @oht
ben Wuno peritopfen. llno MN ar
Die Bidder - ems, 5pei, orei, bier,
! tlnf. IS lit INNER anseaeigt, Dol
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07
Ell PASO LADY TELLS
ABOUT PLANT JUICE
After Years of Suffering She
Finds Relief In it and
Is Grateful.

Mrs. C. B. Edgerton, who has lived in
FL Paso thirty years, is another one
of the hundreds of people of this city
who are very enthusiastic over Plant
Juice Mrs Edgerton said:
4 want to get three bottles of Plant
Juice have taken nearly a bottle
and 1 know I have found the treatment
l have been looking for. I have had
kidney trouble for years and mine
must have been a peculiar case, for
treatments that helped others did not
help me. The pains and annOyances
that I have suffered are almost be-
yOnd belief; kidneys so weak they
were a constant source of trouble. Dull
heavy pains across my back and some
times sharp, shooting pains Plant
Juice has simply worked wonders in
my case. My back gives me no more
trouble, kidneys are much better and
just feel fine generally Ny home is at
sol South Hill St"
Plant Juice is a purely vegetable
combination of fresh pure juices of
medicinal plants of many countries.
Thousands are learning daily just
what Mrs Edgerton has learned, the
fact that Plant Juice is the greatest
specific known for kidney trouble It's
curative, corrective and tonic qualities
for all arrangements OF the stomach
kidneys. liver and blood make it the
greatest preparation of the age. At
Kelly Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07
INSANE MAN HOLDS
ENTIRE TOWN AT BAY
Barrfcaded in BarbershOp Cellar, Engen
Defied Police, Fire Department
and Citizens For Hours.
Anoka-- Mimi, Aug. "A stra

AnOka-- Mimi, Aug. "A stranger.
who barricaded himself in HUpschin's
barber shop, was dislOdged shortly
after 1 o'clock this morning after hav-
ing wounded the chief Of police, defied
the fire department and held the entire
town at bay for more than seven hours.
He is in jail and is believed to be in
sane He refuses to talk, but from a
memorandum book found in his pocket
his name is believed to be NJ Engen.
Early in the afternoon the man ap-
peared at the barber shop, secured a
shave and a hair cut, after which he
said he was tired and asked permission
to remain He sat in the shop until
closing time, when Hupschin requested
him to depart. He refused to go and
sought refuge in the basement, severely
Wounding policeman Foley, who was
called to eject him.
Although the firemen filled the base
ment nearly full Of water, the stranger
stood on the steps, with his head and
arms above water and continued to
shoot at the officers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07
UsTIN. Tex, Aug. THE IegisIa-

A USTIN. Tex, Aug. THE Iegisla-
~ ture is today considering peni-
L - Tertiary legislation. The house
took I'D the subcommittee bill prepared
under the direction of the house pen1-
Tertiary, committee. When the house
met, the bill could not be found, and
there was considerable delay in obtain
ing a copy from the printer.
The house bill reduces the pay OF the
prison commissioners to Sc per day and
provides for the creation of the posi-
ton of general manager and two resi-
dent managers
Features of New Bill.
Realizing that the days of the present
session are numbered and that the gov
ernOr does not contemplate calling an
other extra session, the legislature has
come to the conclusion that it is high
time that certain pending legislation
should be enacted The house is now
determined TO pass a prison bill, not a
general reform measure, one that Is
simple and only amends or cures certain
defects in the present law. Such is the
penltenuary committee bill which has
been introduced in the house and which
stands chance Of final passage A
majority of the members of the house
appear to be in favor of this measure,
and from present indications there viii
be no difficulty in passing the bill in
the senate. This will be all of the pen
itentiary legislation at the present SEES
sion.
This new and simple committee bill
provides for the repeal of the provision
IN the present law phich divides the
powers of the prison commission. IN
der the present law one OF the commits
s1oners has control over the finances
of the system. one is in charge of the
men connected with the prisons and the
third has supervision of the farms. This
departmental feature is abolished in the
proposed bill and the new measure
fixes the commission as a unit The
per diem feature Of the present law
which allows convicts 10 cents per day,
is also abrOgated- Another provision
Of the present law which it is proposed
20 repeal is the one which provided a
discharged convict with a ticket to any
place in the state he may designate. It
IS proposed to give such a convict a
ticket to the place from where he was
convicted or to an equal distance in an
other portion OF the state. The require
ment that convicts work 10 hours per
day is also abolished, and the length Of
time IS left to the discretion of the COM
mission The proposed law also cuts
out the present plan of supplying cof-
fins for the bodies of deceased convicts.
senate Takes Up Appropriations.
The senate has made its first effort
looking to the passage of the appropri-
alton bill With very little debate, the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07
RELIEF SHIP FOfs ARCTIC
EXPEDITION IS WRECKED

Christiana, Norway, Aug IA fur
ther mishap In connection with the
Schroeder-Stranz Arctic expedition
was reported in telegram telling Of
the sinking Of the relief ship Loeven-
skiold The relief expedition reached
land safely in the ships small boats.
They have thus far found no traces of
the missing party.
Capt StaxrUd, the Norwegian leader
of second relief expedition, has re-
ported he had found no trace of Schro-
eder-Stranz in northeast land.
Lieut. SchrOeder-Stranz with three
companions, left the other members of
his party last year to make a practice
trip on sledges across northeast land
and they have not been heard of since
The object of the expedition was to
try to discover a northeast passage
None of the II Germans and five Nor
weglans composing the party had any
Arctic experience
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07

them in the passage of laws for the
benefit of the state. As to the peni-
Tertiary question the governor said
if the legislature would cooperate
with him the problem could be settled
in six days.
Controller ". P. Lane, avoWed can
didate for governor, made a DrleI
speech in which he declared that even
he and the governor were getting on
friendly terms and I would not be
surprised if his excellency would not
be a Lane rooter before this is over,
asserted the controller.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07
RAILROAD TRIES TO ANNUB
CONTRACT TO CARRY VAL

Washington, D c. Aug. Com
plants from many railways of alleged
inadequate compensation for increased
weight of mail matter under the parcel
post system has eliminated in a notice
to the pOstOffice department from the
Toledo, st. Louis & Western company
that at the end of so days il will dis
continue the transportation of mail
This company's contract will not ex-
pire for two years and the department
has informed the management that dis
continuance will not be permitted; that
the interests of the government and of
the public as well as those Of the rail-
road, must be considered.
The Toledo, st. Louis and Western,
known as the Glover Leaf route op-
crates between Toledo, O., and East St
Louis, III.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07
BREAKS RECORD IN
TOUR AROUND WORLD

New York. Aug. IA new worlds
record in globe trotting was estab-
lished with the arrival Of John Henry
Mears, who circuited the world in IS
days. q hours, So minutes and As Of a
second. Mears left New York about an
hour after midnight on July and
travelled by way of Paris, Hardin, YO-
kOhama and Vancouver
The previous record, made by Andre
Jaeger-Schmidt in 1911. was SO days. 19
hours, 43 minutes, 81 As seconds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07
MYNDUS TO HAVE
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE

Myndus, n. NJ. Aug. 7--MynduS is to
have a new brick school building this
fall. in time for the new school year.
School directors Sam FAINT and R d.
Clayton went to Deming this week to
arrange for the building Of the new
school house
Miss Helen Kelly. daughter Of ". H
Kelley, was thrown from a horse and
painfully injured
John Hestand was in Deming buying
a Plumbing outfit He is making extern
sive improvements on his land, south
west of town
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07
AUDITORS ON TRAINS
GATHER INFORMATION
Railroads of Arizona Make PreDara-
tons to Fight the Three Cent
Fare Law

Phoenix. Ariz., Aug 7-On every
train now operated in Arizona is an
auditor, spoken of among railroad men
as train rider" The auditors have
been detailed to collect information
concerning business and receipts The
information viii be used, it IS stated
on good authority, in fighting the
three cent fare Law and in opposing
any reductions in rates that may be
ordered by the Arizona corporation
commission or interstate commerce
commission.
Every passenger, together with his
point Of departure and his destination
is set down in the books of the audi
tors, who follow the conductors
through the passenger trains. The
same care is exercised in collecting in
formation about freight shipments
The auditors will remain on the
trains about 80 days longer and will
again be put on for a time in two or
three months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07
ESTATE OF FATHER OF Ell
PASO MAN Is CLOSED u

New York. Aug. IA report filed
here today in the office Of the clerk
of the surrogate's court, on the estate
left by David Kantor, late father of
julius Kantor, Of Ell Paso. shows that
when the decedent passed away, on De-
cember 81, 1910. ne left an estate of
S195S95.
This sum represents $3.50 in cash in
several banks; $3.50 in jewelry and
s152.45 in umbrellas, which business he
was in
There are expenses of $4535O-funer-
al S153; administration expenses, $22S;
commissions, S72-50-charged up against
the estate, which brings the estate
down to S15O5.45, and, since he left no
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07

through the. period happy in mind, des-
uned to anticipate woman's greatest hap
plneSs as nature intended she should
Inc action Of Mothers Friend makes the
muscles plant and responsive to expansion.
Thus all strain and tension unon fbe nerves
ana lIgaments IS avoided, and. in place of a
period OF discomfort and consequent dread
It IS season Of calm. repose and joyful ex-
pectation.
mere IS 10 nausea, no morning sickness,
u erVOuS IWltchlng, none Of that constant
sUTaIn known to so many women.
Inns splendid remedy can be had of any
erugslst at S1-O0 bottle. Write to Brad
i Ielo Regulator Co, 232 Lamar Bldg. At
ana, ,auI'. Ia 1oF their book to expectant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07

OASs VII - SCL
Because he pulled the wrong rope in
the freight elevator at the Armour COM
pany's plant, on South Virginia street
VIM ]. Haskins. a government meat
inspector, will be confined to his bed
for three weeks. He was riding in the
elevator Tuesday. and when he reached
the second floor, instead of pulling the
stop rope, he pulled the starting rope.
The elevator shot down to the base
ment and he was badly shaken up,
though no bones were broken, and he
was not injured internally.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07

viii, it passes over equally. share and
share alike, between his six children.
who are: julius KantOr, OF FL PasO;
Ella SiIverberg, of No 4 East 117th
street, here; Ida Walker. Of No sS4
Union avenue, here; Annie KantOr. OF
No. So Liberty street, here Pauline la
vine, OF Gutenberg, n =. and Esther
Luther, Of BayOnne, n. J.
Annie Kantor is the administrative,
she having secured her teStamentrry
letters from the surrogate here some
time ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07
ANOTHER TELEPHONE
lane TO DAM PLANNED.

Elephant Butte, N NJ. Aug. THE
construction of a telephone line from
Elephant Butte to Butte Junction is
being planned. It is argued that the
line would give an outlet in addition
to the one through Palomas Springs. so
that when that line is out Of commits
sion the camp would not be completely
cut off from outside communication
Dr. F. A Peak, ThOs. c. Cunning
and J. Harry Henderson, of FL Paso,
came up in their auto.
J. J. DavedOff. Of Ell Paso, IS in camp
on business and will stay about two
weeks.
P W Dent. Of the United States
reclamation legal department, is in Eie-
plant Butte on official business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07
SCARCITY OF RENT
HOUSES IN PROSPECT
FAN Rush of New Residents Is Ex-
pected to Make Tent Houses
Necessary For Some.

The expected influx of visitors in
September, the majority of whom are
those coming to the city to take ad-
vantage of the schools, may result in
making FL PasO a tent city. According
to the real estate agents, there is a
dearth Of rent houses. The few that
are not occupied offer small choice as
to location Persons looking for rent
houses now, the real estate agents
say, are lucky to get one no matter
where IL is located At this time two
summers ago the agents say that there
were from 200 to 800 vacant houses
but this is not the case today. Build
ing houses to rent, they say, is a good
investment. as there would be no trOu-
bic now in renting one. Rents they
consider reasonable and in every case
the renter is glad to pay the amount
the landlord asks. The greatest
source of worry to the renter who
wants to lease a house in most in
stances is the sale clause that is gem
orally included
Good pictures, good music always, at
Grecian Acknowledgement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07
CAUSES SHORT CIRCuI1

In using an electric iron Wednesday
a Mexican girl employed by Mrs. NJ. c.
HempIe, sos Olive street, caused a
short circuit An alarm Of fire was
turned in shortly before 8 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. No damage re-
suited.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07

Friend. 1t IS an ex-
t e IN al application
for til e abdominal
muscles and breasts.
It has a wonderful in
fuence, allays all
fear, banishes all
pain, is a grateful en-
enlargement to the
expectant mother, and
DermitS her to 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07

NTOIDE IVY NUE 1uUIIHEEs
Notify The Ell Paso Herald circula-
ton department to have The Daily
Herald sent to your summer address,
60 cents per month. in advance.-Adver-
tisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07
MefheF's Advice
10 Her Daughter
a Real Live DoIIto FondIeis Woman's
Greatest Happiness.

She is wisdom itself who knows Of or
learns Of that famous remedy, Mothers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07

Four cars ss.sE, 6oors ana -uouIdings
bought for spot cash at bargain prices.
Lander Lumber CO.-AdYertisemen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07

Belmont Cafeteria
Best in city. PA North Stanton Street
Breakfast, 6 to TO- Csc.
Dinner, II TO 2. 35c-
Supper, to s, 25c.-Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07
PULLS WRONG ROPE IN
~ A u,nra. lrr.I.sL A nnl

After Aug. I, AIhambra Dairy depot, 1917
z. Missouri. Phone 79.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07

Good pictures, good music always, at
Grecian Theater.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-07

The governor declared emphaticalIy
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