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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20
Cleveland Has Catcher Who
Has Just Passed Seventeen

PENSACOLA, March 20.-In John
Bassler, recruit catcher, Cleveland
has training at Pensacola one who is
probably the youngest catcher at any
training camp, and with the probable
exception of 16-year-old Acosta, the
Washington outfielder, the Youngest
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20
ON THE COURTS

Arnold Hauser, the Cardinals
shortstop, slid a hip out of place in 9
practise game at Columbus. An os.
teopath put it back where 1t belonged
but Hauser is on the shelf for the
present
dots" Miller has already begun
showing good form at the Pirate
camp. In the first game against the
Red Sox the Kearny youth got a hit
and scored a run. He had eleven put
outs.
Elliott Dent, the former local Tiger
whose arm was very stiff and sore
has recovered. Eft says he viii
show Clark Griffith what he can dc
from now on.
The National Turner's walloped the
All-Newarlzs to the tune of So to q
at Turn Hall last night. 1t was easy
for the Bruce streeters all the way
and at no time did they extend them
selves. At half time the homesters
led by 81 to II.
The Bippart five will visit New
Brunswick tonight to play the Asso-
citation quintet of that place.
The Hospital quintet will have. the
Ironside A. c. to contend with at
Overlook tonight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20
Protone, the Remarkable New Flesh
Builder, Builds Up Flesh Fast and
Makes You Plump and Strong.


Protone WIN Make You Nice and Plump.
Thin people suffer a good deal of
embarrassment and ridicule. As
people poke fun at a bony horse, so
are bony people the target for many
humiliatinG "flings"
The plump, well-formed man or
woman is a magnet: Protone makes
you plump. strong, well-formed, nor
happy twinkle in your eye, and fine
poise to your whole body. 1t keeps
you that way. 1t is the most scien-
tifc and effective flesh and strength
builder so far known. barring none.
The regular $1.00 size of Protone is
for sale by all druggists, or will be
mailed direct, upon recent of price,
by the Protone Co, 1858 Protone
Bldg, Detroit Mich.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20
TRENTON BEATS CAMDEN

PHILADELPHIA, March 20. =
Harry Hough, the little demon for
ward of the Trentons, carried his
team to victory last night over Cam
den in the latter's closing Eastern
League game of the season at Alpha
Hall by a 40 to 40 score.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20
Hockey Club Lands Title

The Hockey Club. of New York, is
the 1913 champion of the New York
Amateur Hockey League as a result
of its'victory over the Irish American
A. G. in the st. Nicholas rink, Man
haitian, last night. The score was 2
goals to o.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20
dust Sports

~ PEA<ING "nxes not forget the that
" hangs Newark her basebapennan aspirations
~ year thing, another it is ANOTHER, but
there always something We have had pennant
times modern REMNANTS, because
when there possibilities of landing the gonaon there was
other influence keep back the team Last year the
trouble McGnniy This year the prospects bright
way workings the team allowed to be
conducted by the principal stockholders bring the team
cropper again.
We are not going to enter into the merits
presented by George L. Solomon Manager Harry
Smith, Larry Sutton who watching out for the interests
of the Ebbets and McKeever combination All going to
the Newark Baseball Club not big enough bust
proposition have three such Solomon Smith and
Sutton in command
There authority all the way around to be
divided between the trio to make any more than decent job
happened at Savannah las:
bets and Meeever
1t hardto
And it did last night
@ ton forms @ s
'9 @ & o Mr. a Solomon S s clubs as the
representative
a rs team % n ana The The LATTER
RsnasaT and aH PRESIDENT int Of the club
WHAT
the up surely
than study S"Se as
that off, Of
11s %s' @ sS FSsl @ shape
enly in stor 70 he Yanhs
baseball When the washington
% @ and d hOme life Of the will 6e SUSPENDED
a will
admitted Newark
Johnny which fatherwgh title
He had better
/
Mr. Mccugan
with basketball That will We
the he o
A. c.
Hank
club too with Young The latter
match be made
The followers
the Atlantic
thoughts
! the
/
ITS long time since sempo baseball not preparing
Easter
| happened in holy
|
We are not altogether satisfied
Is GOMEZ back in reality
| aftermath bou
! :
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20
Mo Action on Tennis Dates

NEW YORK, March 20.-The execu-
tive committee of the United States
National Lawn Tennis Association. at
a meeting here last night, reviewed a
long list of applications for tourna-
ment and championship dates, but
deferred definite action. 1t is ex-
pected the announcements will be
made on Saturday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20

The regular $500 size of Protone is
for sale In Newark by c. b Smith az
Co. S65 Broad St; u. Beitman, 23S
Market St; Moses Strauss. Halsey and
Academy Sts.; S. Schwarz 903 Broad
ST.; Crescent Drug Store. 5a3 Broad
No free packages from druggists.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20

"If Fred Clarke plays left there
won't be anything to it in the Ma
tional League" says Nap Rucker. He
neglects to say what will happen if
Jim Thorpe also plays left.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20
Free ProFone Coupon

1t will cost you nothing to
prove the remarkable effects of
this treatment. The Protone Com
pany will send to anyone a free soc
package of Protone. IL they will
fill out this coupon and enclose 10c
in stamps or silver to help cover
postage. They will also send with
it full instructions and their book
on why You Are Thin"
THE PROTONE COMPANY
495S Protone bldg. Detroit, Mich.
Name '..'.''..'.......
street .,..'',..'..'.''''.''...'''
City ....,.. State .....r...
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20

According TO Manager James Dorch.
of the Worthington Club, the West
inghouse team of the Manufacturers
Leagne has secured Roseville Oval for
Saturday contests.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20

It's long time since semipro baseball
Easter Sunday
'pened in holy week this the abates.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20

gets away and il ne is caugnt j. ~ onis a,xi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-19
Der DfnoeT[ohn.

8egen Den Boritlag, ourh aeetlte Seflegung zines W~tnoeilobnet
Ser got su iteuern, Die flnge Ia6den Der Immoral in Die arme treble
lno 10 ben anIaB fir bas ~Sosine llebeI" su ~beihrdnfen, dubert oil
Gbe. abenopoit Die foIaen6en geoenfen:
rHent Dor einigen Sobren Der @pritIog eetnht noroen mare
ourh Die 2egiaohr ernen WinoehIobn fetesen 3u laHen, 10 nurSen mid
nur ale 9eihineen, ionbern aud Die arbererperb1noe beitieen giniprud
erboben baben. Grfere bdtten gengt, oB Der fpobIpolen6e Gepots
INNS in ieoer 5or1n unonlerfaniid III, unb Iesae b1tten geHenS geiott
.0aB cine Resierune, bic nod unhn bin Die 2obngren5e 5tGben bari fl
f~oIggitg aud mad oben bin gu 5Rben periuhen miro. Sect nRr mir
Taft obne &ioeriprud behouptet, bB bic Geesgeber nidt MIR 6os Eefr
onoern iogar Die gHttt hober, bic in sobrfen unb M6ben t1tige
5rmen unb IPdbden ourt bic e~inflbrung zines g2inbeTIobns rgeee
Die 8eriudlrng 81 idisen". Gs fragt lid eigentid MIR nod, ME boo
oRer 3monssIobn en muB. banmt Der aneesebene 3ued erreitt pirt
le goEhfer. Die bon ben SteuereeI6ern Ieben, fnO Der Uetnung, boi
er mnbetens $12 Die ISOLDE betrosen ioute, pabrenD nnSere gRenifer
freunoe $40 ODER iIbt So podentid fir senigenS boIten. Ienigren
So in fBft elm biersebnidbriges 9adbfen erbnlten. Dos ioeben crit 81
'5tuIe berloifen bat unS elm gefhdt erIernen min.
I'm gu befueHen, ooB biefer 0inoeftIobn aud pirfid eeabt neroe
fonnte bat elm ausitub Der 2egisIotur, an oeTen Spite Der @i3eeouoei
ueur ino Senotsoorfser 0Snra fet, Die Snbober Der alergroBten o.
4aftsbdnier porseior0ert, oeren geDnnit fd in euten Sabren auf gl
ionen be5Hfert. elmer bieer 5rren bat 5ugeben rfhen, oaB iene si
ma i'm borigen Sabre einer ReiniberfduB bon 100000 erset bat III
ndt sugrrnoe gegougen mare, penn ie 100000 mebr an ibre grbe
arfnen ge5ablt bate. Giee 9euenfnbruns lit inoeiien etpas sar d
aniehis. Reben ipenigen auBerorbentIi9 ~erfoIsreiten 1tnterneEmunee
Jbt es iebr bieIe, Die ffnen ntfbHGhen grrog abperben, obr fd 90
nr nit ganbe ier Goier boHen. DAB oud bnip einem gRdoten, oo
nod nidts lehten fam, So @ofenlobn iplr6en geben fonnen, 1T ido
snisernaBen frosid. Sic Dur6en %nobrideinIih gar feline peibitc
a~rbetsfrdfe nebr befhdftigen, unb aud Die sroben Sduier nirSen IL
ber cinan inngen gPanne $40 5obRn, ns einen e~huImabden So. Sc
nit ndroe bic Ranfroge mad peibfden arbensfraften erbebid o6neI
men, ,mo fbr DiIe Srouen uu6 9paOden nir6en aGn5Ii6 buaIos ul
ben. Gurben ie bann eesen Die gefabren Der ,ueiben Sflabera" Belle
JeMst ien21
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IN YariS 6aben Sic antimiIitar

IN YariS baben Die Antimilitnri.
ten iif nit ben Surrapolitifern
eepriieeIt mo on YriiaeI sur rcd
I'm 3eit uno ON rehten BIate gar
nift unoeiinO fem iolen, fnnn
man ierc, Die iie erbaltan b1ben, nur
on3u bc1liidmiinihen, 5lmaI oieie
griigeleien Den Soifnmgen Der
irnn5oliidysn @cnondepolitifer einen
tr1ffiaen Ednpier aifieten 0iiri
ten. 9ie mtimiIitariihife Stro.
nIitng idcint In 5ronfrcid bod
nod, itarfer 81 ieirL nls Die Regis.
ifna geglaubt bat. Gin Sbei[ Der
iiubirenoen Sngcno freilih ideint
oen @urrupntriotismus perfaaen 81
fsin, aber gliidlihertpeiic bat Der
iiber arieg uuD 5rieoen nift 81 ertt
id,eioen. llberoies nerflieaen Die
gcgsiiiertngSr1uife Der Sitgrn0 IN
Jrdnfreih nod ihneler ais in on.
serer S1noerL unb tpenn Die SIN
ssrtten, Die lid helite beiier rufen
rad Der brciidbrigen Gienitseit, Die
Meuerirng crit prnftiid erprobt bn.
Fen, peroen tie beoerteno rubiger
aetporoen iein. 8orIGufig iiebt es
itid]t. 6nnad aus, als OBJ Sronfreitl
fim innerlih in elmer gerfaiiung
tefdnbe, bic Elm ~niistpGrtiges aben
tcuer als ratbinm erideinen IdBt.
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Observation-Disclosures, nm Zeit gu eewinnen.

NeHn bic 1irfei abrianopeI efltdi unO bic aesdNden SnieIr
mfgeben iOn. fam Is ibr sIebhsIhs ien, mr Ode 5efnnaH rno an
eu befourmt; oh gtIanrrn, serben ODER aIboner. Dos imo geoingun
gen, auf bic bic airfei aud inter benz neuen aestne berchs bat er
seben noden.
eei ben 9erblnbeen ouf benz 8oIfan iegt Die Sahe anbers. Gle
baden oes Sonen 1dn perhilt che fc gum arhee idritteu, uno af bhNe
Telling arinoete fh ibr gin6ns. 9nbei mar Shiori ben Toniene
srhern Sueeprohen.
auf Der 9iIOhddc iio Seherreid unS StoIien eridienen nit BEN
Gfniprut aesen oie geuie7eHms. Sic berLaneen Elm ~eIbtouoises
albnreu unb sftnri ns bic Snpfinbt aIbnriens. Sc tirhr Dos
tinfise Mbonien fem wiro, beto mebr lam eS gum eesenseptdt seeer
grobirbide Blame neroen, bic fd in Submit beocntIid fir Deferred
linearn uno StnIen naspodien f0nnen.
Cine bon ben Guppen beicse eteulms Ds bic bon efhari parSl
bon Serbeu ober goutenesrineu niht nh6er eerGumt nerOen. @it
itper fe Ba nebnen III, aest bic ieeise geIaserung. 9os son5c Sh
mo Ser Der oergebIhen 5reoensOerbonohneen init Der Tirfei berlb
oarouf. 9ie INNER b0ber fd tirnenoen 6orbenneen Der gerbinoefi
6nben offenbor ben 3ped, 3dt gu eepinnen, bmnt Sfutari erobert ner
ben Tonne. Tenn Sonn fam man su Seferreid iasen: .geriudt es
ms uieoer hunous gu iperfn"..
Gort Ieet beutc Der @runb Fir Die G~Sortbaier bes arieees. limo OIL
Befabr neniefens bic Yaoshdtet, ieines Heterogeneous. es tomml
0auuf an, fIr we widhg Oeterreih Stiori bdIt.
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440 ader fnltipicrtcs 5armIanS

440 slfer fnltiuicrtes 5armIanS
bilig sn pcrfauien ooar Bit uerpad).
ten, NIT gliten @eb1noeri, 1856 Mder
fultibirt, 90 gder Sellnno, dies
ebeil, 100 glder @ciocIauo, aIes
einee5drnt, beitcs fIieBenoes uto
9runnentpnIier. Gies iii cine Ser
proonftipiten uno billiaiten Sarmen
i'm noro6itIiden 9tebrasfa. Ste
Iebti1brige Mente brod)tc iibcr 5000
guidel aorn. $4,000 ga1r5abluna
oos llebrige ie na6 Bunid. Sn
etIid)en Sabren babt SIR bic Jorm
aus ben Grtr1gen be3ablt uno al.
beroem miro oas Qano bis oobin
cen ooppeltcn Nertb beiiben mic
beute. Sd miB tDegsn &ranfbeit
berfnuicn uno tuenn id) nid)t ioalcih
rerfaufen fam, 10 perrente id an
einen eaten Monn. @erlanse and
sinen guten anedt. lin ipeitere
ausfunft id)reibe man an 6. Mett.
Ioufer, 8oute 1, G'Neil, Web.
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Oitern
mirb balb bier itin

Mesbalb Elm neltcs aleio fir GIicrn
fonfsn, lpcrn 5. &. geoo6 & 60.
gucr oltcs 10 gut reinisen f6nncr.
aIs OBJ es ueli lei.
Gin Stiid aIeio St.25 big $i.75.
foncp aleioer SO bis So.
@eidneioerts attsiige $1.75. Sir
teinisen lilies,
3. 6. @OaS & So.
3einiger uub J1rber.
1921 Spiparo GtrnBe. Eel. Ioug.
1918; Slio. @-2235.
llnier &saseu miro puriobrcn.
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iesIiden Gbarafters, bu~morifHifer
uno erniter Ratirr, beutide Bidder
imo 9eihdriften, oeutihe Slid.
pnnidfarten fit ale @eIeaenbeitcn
bel Siuart & ReasIuh 100 iiof.
Tide Is. StraBe. Omaha. Rebr.
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Cams sn uerfanien-Gin @ohnbaus
nit 9 8immern, Seibmaiierbei.
sung, @os uu6 eleftriides 2idt,
mo6erne Ginritttng, biaig 3u Der.
faufen beim gigentbiimer, 1916
Rortbo StraBe, Smaba.
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$4,000 fanfen 100 Ader feines
6armlano m 2ineoln Gouutp,
COLORADO. @crtb 5000. gcoin.
gungen: Die Sdlfte baar, uno Den
@eit 5n 6 8ro5ent 3inlen auI Iange
8eit. $. 2. {. .. Smaba 9ribiine,
Omaha, 0eb. IT.
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gerlanst = Gin iauberes junges
MdofJsn OILS Stiibe Der Sans.
iroi bel Sreo 8onneB. 1921 flo.
Iide %. Ctr. 8elepbon GougIas
1891.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-19

gae SOrten 8arit rueroen t1gIif
in unisrem Geihdft gemaft.
Stride uno ~fonierbirte 5leii6iorteu
iomie eusIanoiife uilo beimiide
9eIifateIien, aud frifdje @emiiie
jeoer3eit bor~r1tbig.- Shnauber s.
Soffman, 40S noroI. 16. GtrnBe,
Vhone DouaIos 1920.
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GmsIiIder itnterridt.

Geutide peroen in enaIiIfer
aonperiation urb @rammatif non
cinem Sertidiprehenocn 2cbrcr ae.
gen geringe Soften unterrihtet.
Man aoreiiirc: ~GnsIiib", Cmaba
3ribiine. W.28
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Srgeno cine art bon aIei.i.
GonoeIseidait beiorst ooer ucrfau't.
aennebef Co., sos See Geb1uoe,
Omaha, Re6. II.
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y~aieutanpdItt-

8. u. Stnrses. Batentanwcn, 3
646 Branbeis Tbenter Bldg.
Rbone. q. 1869.
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Gentihe aalenbsr frei Bel gsranet
& Con, Gruseiiten, t402 iii6Iifs
16. StraBe. Eel. GougIas $3.50.
SeIepbon Douglas 1850.
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Spredsn SIRE ainber oemtId?
Sntereiionter anidanmgs. Inter.
rift I'M Geutiden fir ainoer ODER
Gripahiene miro in aIaiien. ODER
gribotunterridt au mdBigen grci.
fen ertbeilt. Rnn aoreIiire:
nGeutid", omaha Sribiine".
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adtnng!.

Stride 9odipurit 5reitag uno
Samitas; uiit bnusgcmad)tcn, ac.
rouderten Sdinfen ur1b Sped fir
Oitern. gu bnben bel Sermann
RaegeIe, 230S Siio 16. StroBc.
Gel. GongIas 3tts. M.22
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Cine intelligence beniidJe Dame, quite
aodIim prrieft in Yiano un6 @e.
iong, Diinidlt cine Stenlma oils
Salisb0lterin bel einem onciniteben.
ben Serrn. Ian aoreiiire: Q. s.,
Omaha Tribiine.
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8iaarS GOSp, gatenis, 1880 gitp
9ational ganf Building. Eel.
Enler 1889: Sno. 4.1864.
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U5bmiide nnO 1rnide Gmplopmeut
Office. SteQunaen periddfif.
f213k Glib 16. Strabe. 9elepbcn
Douglas GAIA. @.2f
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geoIansf: Wutss WabdJen fir al.
geineine &aiibarbeit; brei IN ga.
miIic. alsines &aus nabe Sod
idlde. Better 2obn. 25i7 Capitol
apenue. W2O
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-29
DETECTIVE BURNS
IN THE FILMS
Continued from previous page)


house of representatives secures an in
vestigatiOn which wipes out the sWln-
die. offers a series Of thrilling scenes
which have never been eQualed IN a
phOtOplay-
When Mr. Burns was first approached
with the proposition Of personally ap-
pearing in the picture play, he re-
marked with his enthusiastically d.
rect manner The detective Of fiction
and the detective Of reality are two
entirely different persons If you pro-
pose to portray my methods. you VIII
find none of the blood and thunder
commonly associated with the imagin-
ary sleuths because my work is con-
Quoted along scientific lines entirely.
1t is, therefore. in the faithful represen-
tatiOn of Mr.. Burns's methods that the
play is described as having its thrills,
as his quiet work is strongly cOntraSted
with the operations of the sWindlers
and their desperate efforts to escape
the net which the detective slowly but
surely draws about them.
The production shows many Of the
main thOrOughfares and buildings in
Washington The scene representing
the house of repreSen tattveS In Wash
ingtOn is pronounced unquestiOnably
great achievement in phOtOplay produc-
ton. As there is no studio stage in eX-
istence which will permit the cOnstruc-
tiOn Of such a setting, kalem sent
scenic artists and carpenters to Wash
fngtOn for the purpose Of making &C
curate sketches and plans and built the
set on a special outdoor stage
In his flight Archer boards an ocean
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-29
"TALKIES" IN COL
OR ARE COMING
French Inventor to Invade America
With Speaking Films In
Natural COlOrs.

New York, n. Y, March 29.-As might
have been readily anticipated, the new
talking pictures are not long to De
without competition. and this cOmpe-
tition is to come from one of the
French pioneers in the motion picture
world Leon GaumOnL The fact that
the Gaumont talking pictures have
been in constant use before vast au-
Giences nightly in the GaumOnt Palace
Hippodrome in Paris for period OF
almost two years, has enabled the in
VentOr to correct many defects possible
in a mechanism of this kind, and in
this regard he feels that he has dis
tinct advantage over Mr. Edison Inc
enormous success Of the Gaumont talk
ing pictures in Europe has prevented
the Gaumont people from entering the
English speaking market with their
talking films. but some months ago lt
was decided to push this branch OF the
CiaumOnt business in both England ana
America English speaking arJls Is
were brought TO Paris, and II IS
claimed now that a program su1Iiclent
to carry the Gaumont talking pictures
through the season of one year IN Eng
lish speaking countries is now COM
plete.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-29
MEXICAN BORDER
PICTURE IS SHOWN

AN Adventure on the Mexican BOr-
der" is the title OF a new film, made
on the line at Nogales. Ariz., and show
ing one of the boundary monuments
and the camp Of United states sololers
near there.
On the United states side of the line
dividing Mexico from the United states
United States soldiers are encamped-
Fifty Yards away. on the other side,
the Mexican soldiers have pitched their
tents. At least. that is what the pic
One Of the bright eyed senOritas of
the southern race captivates two Off
GERS. one a captain OF her own nation
-ality. the other an American Lieutenant.
Both OF these men. stanch in war and
love. wage a silent battle to gain the
girls hand.
The captain Of the Mexican troops.
being the older of the two. wins the
maid with kindness. The American
troODer tries to take the senOrita' s
heart bv storm. He is repulsed.
On the spur Of the moment. to pun
isb his rival. the American lieutenant
tells a falsehood to his commanding
officer. and nearly causes international
complications. Rising above all petty
personal feelings. however, the Ameri-
can lieutenant finally delivers the Mex
lean captain from Jail. returns him to
his fiancee across the line and goes
back to await his punishment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-29
ASCARATE TRIAL
At GARRIZ0Z0
Many People Are Present
to Hear the Case Of
Las Cruces Man.

Carrizozo. n NJ, March 2s-The
hotels and private homes in town are
filled to overlooking with people
from other places who have been
called here or are interested in the
trial now in progress here Of Ricardo
Ascarate, Of Las Cruces. The case
comes to this county from DOna Ana
on a change Of venue Ascarate IS
charged with having murdered his
young bride at Las Cruces last fall and
the case is creating special interest as
both Ascarate and the deceased bride
were members Of prominent ana
wealthy families Of their home town
Attorney general Frank W. Clancy
is here from Santa Fe, called into the
case to assist in the prosecution Dy
Humphrey 3. Hamilton, district al
torney. The defence is represented by
two law firms Of Las cruces, Lew
ellyn & LleWeEyn and wade q Waoe-
The regularly jury venlre was soon eN-
haUsted and only after two speclaI
venires had been issued was the jury
completed and qualified to sit IN the
case The taking of evidence pre-
scented by the state was begun at the
afternoon session yesterday IlFe VII
nesses were examined up TO the clos
ing of the court last night The trlal
of the case will take several more days
and judge Edward l. Medler VIII ho4a
New Courthouse Work.
Work is being actively puSheeSG, on
here by the contra ctor, Ben Betcnel-
Now that the county seat trouble has
been settled, except as TO the earn
ages the town is assuming very SUD
stantial basis
New Club House.
The contractors Jolly K Ware, OF
FL Paso. this week turned over to the
FL Paso & Southwestern railroad,
MAGNIFICENT railroad mems club house,
now completed at a cost OF $I4,0 l-l1
The building is equipped win DOW
rest rooms baths of all kinds and
a billiard parlor. It is a splendid ad-
ditfo0 to the town and furnishes the
railroad employees fine quarters Tor
amusement and rest
Many Trees Planted.
Over a hundred trees have been
nlanted during the month by the
children of the town around the school,
house and the new courthouse me
work is being done under the aus
Dices Of the Junior Civic league
Governor Mcdonald Is Out.
Governor W. c. Mcdonald Is about
town today and shaking hands win
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-29
ALPINE BOY SICK WITH
l-ENINEIIIS N Fl. WORTH

Alpine Texas, March 29--Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Jackson and Miss Una Jack
son have been summoned to FIT Worth
by kilograms announcing the serious
illness of Ford Jackson, the only son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. who is a stu
dent at Texas Christian university
there. The disease is diagnosed as
spinal meningitis. DR.. AIiddIebrook ac-
cOmpanied the Jackson family to Fort
Worth Since they left a telegram
has been received saying that the
young man was slightly better.
Mr.. Jackson is the vice president OF
the Texas Cattlemenfs association. and
recently took a prominent part in the
FL PaSO meeting Of the association