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The chronicle=news., 1913-03-08
DARROW JUR !
O|SAGREtS;
RELEASED


Jury trying Clarence :. Dairow on \
charge of Jury bribery reported at
ll::6 o'clock that II was unable To
agree md Judge Conl.y discharged
the Juris,s. The last lallo, stood 5
to I. bu, whether for acIuiital ~
conviction was not stated. Darrow's
coi nsci Immediately announced that
he should ask Tor u retriai
Mr.. Darrow AGED thar IN" time for
setting u new trial b. fixed n week
from next Monday
Deputy District Attorney Ford
was reminded by the court that he
had said dmrin. his ciosin.; srgu-
mcnt that he would not try IN" caE.'
ucnin. Did this mean tina, III. In.
dirtincnt against Darrow would b"
dismissed:
Ford replied that he referred on
ly to his own personal at'itmd" and
had no authority 10 speak for Dis
trIc, Attorney Fr.dcricks. Judge
Conlcy then announced that " the
prosecution decided to dismiss the
Indictment II could b. so don. nov
and tho tim. for the next calling %
the casc. March -
After further pnricv Judge Conlcr
on his own motion fixed March =
ns the dat. for - n.!wi trial which
VIII be the third on charges almost
identical.
Darrow thanked The conr' aud
added:
"In figh; I, out: I should have
h,.cn acquitted on the evidence and I
shall surely fare better next time. :"
The Jury. Il was stated. stood
eiishi for conviction and four for ac-
Iuittai.
Twelve ballots We're taken aah
tho best that Dnrrow Ind NJ any
time WAS six Jurors. That was ear
" In the ballot ing and In short time
two were won over by those who de-
sired conviction. The jury never
at any ;'mc stood eleven for convir-
tin and one for ncauittal. Foreman II
Pitstnaill. whose request for tn
structtOns when the jury reported
shortly after 10 o'clock. was con-
strucd to :hat effect. said he 'ucRut
no such thinx. Eight to four was the
nearest the jury ever came to y de-
essi0n. he declared.
Darrows own arguments were re-
sponsiblc for his fHiiure to no free.
according to on. OF the Jurors who
asked that his name be withheld.
Darrow's declaration that. al
though the bomb which destroyed
tn. Los Angeles Times building had
killed 20 men. the Mcnamara broth
crs were not murdcrcfs. but workers
IN II great cause. alicnat.d several oi
the Jurors. One OF Darrow's associatH
counsel avowcd the sam. belief In
lcomm-ntIng further on the ease Dis.
trict Attorney Frcdericks said that
the Los Angeles Bar association
would take action to have Darrow
disbarrcd for testimony he gave. Ht
referred to Darrow's admission tina,
he tDnrrowI had paid money TO Gu!
Biddiuger. Chicago detective
working for the prosecution.
| ~ understand Darrow wants a new
trial. lie can have it," said Captain
John ID. Frcdericks. district attorney
after the disagreement had been re-
ported to him.
| II was confident" continued Fred
cricks. that this Jury would convict
and consequently had not considered
the possibility OF new trial. Bul
1t is my practice to bring imPortan
eases to trial again after n disagree
ment.'
| Darrow was ,ondcd at 81 900 nm
der the Balm indictment. Tie will
remain Mt liberty under this bon'
pending final disposition OF the case
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sEE!AHR. sE!H., ,ADNIIR!!AI Ja11S EATON PEA.

Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton. United
States navy retired. who ns COM
member Of the transport Rcsolut. In
the Spanish war Informed Admiral
Sampson that the enemy's fleet was
leaving Santiago Bay. died suddenly
nt his home here today.
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Mexico City. Mex. March st
WAS announced today that Provision
al President Iiucrtn IN considering
tn" adviEabiiiIy Of making public tho
official correspondents" Of the cloa-
ing DAYS OF tn" Mad"ro adminisira-.
tion with til. object Of showing that
IN" lat. President Madcro's "fforv
10 inrit" anti-Amcrican sentiment
throughout tn. republic.
Anon. III. alleged orders given
by Madcrn during tn" last week OF
his rul. is on" which directs the Of
h"crs OF tn. Mexican gun boats lying
In tn" pori OF Vera Cruz 10 'ir. I'M
.ncdiaicly on tn" American marines
II tn. attempt H. mad" TO land fore
"s " From III. United States war ycs-
sells paying no regard to tn" *.
pressed purpos. OF the American ma
val commanders merely TO protect
foreigners" TIL. execution of such
order would have meant the anioid"
of the Mexican naval forces, nH
singi. she'll from tn. bai'l-ship Gcor-
Ria. then lying only 200 yards dis-
tant. would have been sufficient tn
destroy III" Mexican gunboa's.
II IL also asserted TINT the official
tlteH snoW 'Nut u I'" uINr h'l'Ts nIN
capture. Mad.ro In disposition t.l.-
graphed to the state governors thru.
OUT the republic. stating tina, Amer
lean marines had landed at N"rn
Cruz and that this foreign INVASION
demanded tn. loyalty NJ all Mexican
citizen.
Th. government may also publish
tho orders given by Francisco Ma
dcro to General Hncrtu. Tier. ro,n-
mnndcr OF fh. federal forces. These
orders ac said to include inst ructionA
to dynamite all the public and prl-
vnt. buildings between tb. National
p.ia'. and the arsenal
Three columns Of III. regular army
and 1000 udh.rcnts OF Pascuai Oro-
lco are closing In on Carranzn. tho
rebel governor OF Coahuila. accord
Ing to official dispatches today. \ de-
,.sivc BATH" IL expected on Sunday
near Moncioya unlcss Carranzn rs-
capcs over tn. border.
TIL. reported arrival OF Alfonso
Madcro nt Washington. where 1t is
said the details OF the former Mndcro
conspiracy were developed. has becu
called TO til. attention of the Mex
lean cabinet.
II vs. said that the Washington
government will h. asked to .xcr-
else extraordinary precautions in or
dor to prevent professional reyolu-
tton makers In the United States from
apr'icipating In the plans Of tn. fu-
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OLNEY OFFERED POST OF
AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND

Washington, March S.--President
Wilson has offered to Richard Olney
OF Boston, secretary OF state in Pres
ident Clcavelnnd's cabinet the post
of ambassador to Great Britain. 1t
IL not known whether Mr.. Olncy will
accept and 1t was said today that the
matter had not gone 30 far as the
sounding of the court OF st. James
as to Mr.. Olney's acceptability.
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LEGLE1TNER RELEASED

T.tUVVHWUTIH, NHH., NuTCH "
Henry W. Iegleitner OF Denver, one
of the thirty-three men convicted at
indianapolis of conspirins to trans
port dynamite Illegally. was releas-
ed from the federal penitentiary here
shortly before uoon today. His bond
was 100000. Legleitner is tho fif-
teenth man concerned In the case to
receive his liberty. He Immediately
started for home.
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HENRY BLACKMER ILL

Denver, Colo. Mhrch S.-W0rd was
received in Denver last night OF the
serious illness in Los Angeles Of
Henry NJ. Blackmer, president OF the
International Trusa company. Mrs.
Blackmer and her daughter. Miss
Margaret Blackmer. started for Los
Angeles this morning
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NAu AID WIFE
CONVICTED OF MURDER

Chicago. H.. March S.--.A jury in
Judge Kersten's court sodsS return
ed . verdict HndtnE 10th Charles
Crancr and his wife guilty Of the
murder Of Miss Sophia Singer OF lsal-
timor.. Cramer's punishmcnt was
fixed a, life inprtsonm mcnt. while his
wife was given ~ years In the peni.
tnntiary.
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DATE SET FOR TRIAL
OF HAROLD HENWOOO.

Denver. March S.-Thc case of
Harold f. Hcnwood. convicted OF Kill
ing George r. Copeland md grant
cd new trial by the supreme court
was set for March la. The present
litigation over the effort OF Hen
wood to have the case in which -
Is charged with killing COPELAND
dropped, as was that In which the
murder Of Sylvester Won Pihl Is
charged
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THE WEATHER
PHILOSOPHICAL PHEllx SAYS
W. -

Cuttin' out per-
sOnalities. ac-
cording L tn
Mornin' Suawk,
IL tn gentle pro-
cess Of tellin er-
cry city employc
that at least six
other fellers are
after his job. 1t
makes tn pie
counter boys
work harder.
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reflected his Judgment and O'Hara
read Il sweeping denial into the rec
ord. Only on" girl was u witness to-
day. She was % years of age and
was known as IL. W" only ms tho
names of women witnesses are not
made public.
81. w" who wore u crocheted cap
with n red bow and who looked much
less than her age was n servant at
Oregon City, ILL.,. she said A male
friend brought her to Chicago hut
on her first night when she didn't
earn enough to satisfy him he beat
me up and I shook him"
Where Is he now" asked Scnn.
tor JUL.
Hes serving six months in tho
!ridewcll" came tho reply, yindicat-
ely.
The prisoner may he called as
witness later.
Chicago. March S.-Edward Hill-
man, of Hillman's. one OF the city'a
largest department, stores. was the
first witness before the Illinois vice
commission today.
The witness thought there was iu
some cases a connection between low
wages ant immortality among women.
DO you think that a woman would
sell her virtue before she would
starye?" asked Lieutenant Governor
Barratt O'Hara. chairman of the com
mission.
Yes, I do came the prompt an
swer. the first of the kind from en-
ployers thus far heard.
THANK you" said O'Hara. nppar-
emily surprised at the admission,
Hillman said that ST. girls and
women are employed at his store. or
these 46 girls receive So. ~ get 81:
% $3.50. and six receive So. These
last are errand girls mostly brought
in by their parents who want them to
learn the business so they may ad-
Continued on mage two)
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xuRpERED DENIED NEW TRIAL

Pueblo. Colo, March S.-Petcr
Forte. who killed his wife and bur.
led her body was denied new trial
today and sentenced to life impris-
Onment.
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HUERTA PLANS
To FURTHER
D|SCRED|T
mAOER0S

Washington. March s.--Ga,hcr.
Ing of Madcr!sras In Washington.
headed by Alphonso Mad.ro. one OF
IN" deposed family. c"nt.rs ntt.n-
,ion upon this governments aititnd.
toward what il said TO he "a iun'a
planning hosiilitios To the iiuerta
government. The Mexican city gov
crnin.nt already has called attention
to II.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-08

Tonight fair. warmer south an"
central norton sunday generally
fair. Cooler IN northeast portion.
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Only . housskeeper who In an ad
reader can pOasIbly be competent
TO BUY for the household. HOW
10 BUY Ia the basis ~ good home
making.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23
Honest, Capable and Reliable Specialists


We make no misleading statements or unbusinessike
propositions calculated to deceive the public in order
to obtain patronage; neither do issue 'fake guar
antees, other instruments of writing resorted to
only by the lowest forms of Quacks Honest doctors of
recognized ability do not resort to such methods or
practices We charge reasonable fee for our services
and demand payment of same like all other reliable
Doctors.
OUR EQUIPMENT Our offices are the best equipE
ond floor of the HA1[METT BLOCK, Corner Texas 81
Rooms, Consulting Rooms and Private Treatment RoC
Scientific Appliances for making accurate diagnosis
Our offices are the most deliberately and extensively eq
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No uncertainty, experiments, guess work. in Oh
We guarantee Our combined scientific method
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23
Our One Treatment
Cures
VaricoceIe

VARICOSE VENS-It is q knotty,
bunchy, twisted, wormylike condition
Of veins.
Symptoms-Aching or Pain, Ner+-
business, Lack of Health and Ambi-
ton, Debility.
We daily demonstrate that Vari-
cocele can be cured, in many Eases
by ONE treatment in such a salts
factory way that a healthy eircula-
ton is almost Immediately reestab-
Gshed. We GUARANTEE A POSI-
TIVE AND PERMANENT CURE.
Hydrocele is cured by US in 30
minutes with the same degree of sue
cess No Detention from Business
no Cutting. Drawing off the fluid
is only temporary and the use Of
painful drugs is vicious. You viii do
well to investigate our method of
treatment if you are a sufferer from
Hydrocele.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23
Permanently Established in FL PaSo, Texas

During the past seven years we have seen thousands
of New Method Cures and False Specialists come and
60 Their stay seldom lasts over few months lust
sufficient to collect the poor sufferers money usually
leaving the patient worse condition. far from the
promised cure. Men-remember that good health is
your most valuable possession. You should be more
careful in selecting your Doctor than in the choice Of
a bank for your savings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23
important
Discovery

ANIMAL SERUM CURES NEURAS-
THENIA and NERVOUS DISEASES.
For more than Is years science has
sought q remedy to reach the root of
the evil and cure permanently. At
last the remedy has been found. The
Animal SeruHs, the worlds great
est discoveries of the age, have revo-
lutionized the treatment of mems dis
eases. 1t cures because it IS Natures
Own Food. We can positively assure
you It viii produce the most prompt
and gratifying results. 1t is such a
wonderful Nerve Builder and Recon
structive that many cases Of total
paralysis have been reported per
manently cured. Remember, your sue
cess depends upon your ability to do
things. We want every man to call
or write US and learn about this great
discovery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23

optioned its holdings to eastern capi-
ualists for $4,000, 900.
The terms. it is understood, are that
the syndicate will do S25O,O0O devel-
Opment work during the next five
years. at the expiration of which time
it will have an option TO buy at
$4,000, 900.
Work is going forward on this prop
erty and at the present time one car
of ore is being shipped each week
The superintendent Of the Overland
Mining company, which joins the Lon
don and Arizona property, is ordering
groceries and mining supplies, and re-
ports the hoist machinery almost ready
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23
CATARRH
Cured Permanently

Among the many diseases which af-
flict the human system, NASAL Ca
TARRH is the most prevalent and
liable to a greater variety of danger
GUS complications. In its develop
ment, the senses of smell, taste, hear
ing and sight suffer more or less, and
the throat and lungs often become
involved Catarrh of the throat, ears,
bronchial tubes, stomach and intes-
tines requires the same careful at
tentiOn and treatment. Our wonder
fully successful methods, viz: A cor
rect diagnosis and removal of the
cause, together with our PINOZONE
TREATMENT, which is a combina-
ton of OZONE, with PINE OIL of
the HIGHEST MEDICINAL CHAR
ACTER, is daily producing some very
remarkable cures In the most obsti-
nate cases.
We have recently installed the very
latest apparatus for the most sue
cesstul administration of this wonder
full treatment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23

mountains. Though the values in the
bottom are not as high in gOhd as they
were on the surface they are good
enough to make further work adYts-
able.
A large force Of men has been put
to work on the Rainbow mine, at Chlor-
ide The shaft is tC be sunk to
depth Of 500 feet and development viii
be carried into new ground at al
levels.
At the Needles smelter 100 tons Of
excellent rainbow ore have just Deen
treated. The ore carries good valuea
in gold, silver and lead.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23
B e a uty
By Lillian Lauferty.

BY Lillian Lauferty.
66T AM determined TO be happy"
said Lois Josephine to me,
smiling the while with the
wistful sweetness that is the heritage
of Irish blood Il think that being
happy is the secret Of being well, and
doing your work well. and looking
well, and feeling well! Well. with all
these wells to be acquired. my search
for happiness is going to be Untiring.
Just how does one 90 about being
Acknowledgements happy" 1 asked
The Blue Bird Of happiness is an
elusive winged creature, and even
when he is found at last at your own
fireside he flies away as you clasp him
IN the welcoming circle Of your hands
TO De happys answered Miss j o.
seph1nes with tiny shadow of a smile
that ought to lure happiness right TO
her SIDE never TO depart Ito be happy,
you Ike al the things you have to do.
you trust your 1r1erds. you love all
the beauty Of nature around yOu-and
you avoid unnecessary contact with
tasks that you cannot teach yourself
to like. Oh, truly, / think that if you
are happy you will be healthy and
wealthy and wise and--and. yes beau
tifulT'
Now, Miss Josephine is the Sunshine
Girl in The Passing Show Of 1913" up
at the Winter Garden, and most char
m1ngly does she and her partner, We'll
Ington Cross dispense gayety and sun
shine as they dance their 10y of Iiv-
ing steps for you. Perhaps it is here
that Miss Josephine found her inspira-
ton to be a sunShiny girl in everyday
life but TO be happy seems TO me TO
be a most excellent way to acquire
beauty.
Her Program.
! am going to be so happy and con-
tented with life that 1 will Just Ratur-
ally attract sunshine instead of shad-
oW," went on the dainty girl whose
picture delights you today. 4 am
going to be 50 pleased with my life
and work that my expression can never
be bitter or dlscontented, but instead
must be sweet and friendly.
bitterness, discomfort, envy, worry,
anger malice, 1 am going to Danish
them from my mind more and more
earnestly as 1 get more and more
power TO pursue search for happi-
ness. II only girls knew what foes
TO beauty these evil feelings were they
would all join me in happiness hunt
and get such sweet expressions that
every one would be exclaiming; Well,
/ declare, If Mamie Jones isn't getting
to be a beauty-she has the most at
tractive expression?
Suddenly Miss Josephine trilIed out
a merry laugh Want TO see one prac-
teal detail Of my hunt FOR happiness?
Wen am making my feet happy.
zoe; wear flat soled tennis shoes
with buck, instead OF rubber soles,
since rubber draws the feet. and so
rest and relax the muscles and tendons
o. my 1eet- Narrow. tight, high heeled
snoes 90 not make your feet comfort
anle5 they actually hurt your health,
ana Shey do great harm to the sereni-
- u your lace You know the des-
1SIalS expression you often see on the
race OF girl whose shoes are too tight
OF are pllehing her forward. with the
slIal3 coming heavily on already tired
mus. Wen. an expression like that (
ny carve its way in ugly lines right
INTO race. So recommend making /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23

Of buttermilk during the day, and on
rising and on retiring you will enjoy
eating a bit of watercress with salt
Fine TONES for the system-both Of
these. ThSn to make your skin and
muscles rejOce in the general PROS
perity, try a morning and evening rub
with equal parts of alcohol and witch
hazel. That will add a fine glow to
the general beauty dealing feeling Of
happiness you want to acquire. Oh, it
is great, fun working out a system
whereby you will acquire happiness
and all its attendant blessings of beau
ty and health and power to advance
in the world"
AS we left Miss Josephine's pretty
home on a cross street, just west Of
Broadway, a friend called TO the little
blue linen suited figure: Hello, little
blue bird" And the Blue Bird is for
happiness, you know.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23
OUR WONDERFUL
British Cure
CURES BLOOD POISON
Never to Return

If You have the rash, copper col
ored spots, breaking out, eruptions,
falling hair, nose or throat symptoms,
aching, cracking bones, mucous
patches or any of the terrible symp-
toms of blood poison, we will cure
you. The terrible effects of blood
poison, such as locomotor ataxia,
blindness, paralysis, paresis, apOplexy,
brain and nervous disturbances and
lost memory, creep on like a thief in
the night. Can you really afford to
take this terrible chance? Our treat
ment is far superior to any other en-
ployed in the cure of this dreadful
disease. Symptoms begin to disaP-
pear in q few hours after the admin
istration of the remedy. Even though
sos OF other treatments have failed
or left bad results and if you have or
ever had this disease in any stage or
form do not fail to call and get this
wonderful treatment and be cured
for life.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23
we GUARANTEE PosTIVE oURE FOE VERY REASONABLE FEE


We invite you to office We will explain to
you treatment and give you, FREE, physical exami
nation If necessary mcroscopeal and chemical analysis
secretions determine pathological and meteorological
conditions Every person should take advantage of this
opportunity learn their condition permanent
is what you want.
eensed graduates the best Medical Colleges, qualified
to practice successfully the entire field of Medicine and
Surgery Our entire time efforts and attention have been
earnestly devoted the curing of Special Diseases. We
Justly claim many advantages other Specialists.
OUR PATIENTS PROTECTED-Our long continued
eessf practice has given us Independent means that
curing of patients is first and only thoughts
this differ widely from the grasping doctor, who
thinks only his well worth your while
thousands of miles for treatment rather than subject
yourself to the dangerous experiments of sesyled spe
alsts and inexperienced doctors We hold out false
hopes promises do accept incurabe Where
a sufferer skeptica give written to
or refund every dollar paid US.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23
TO SPEND QUARTER
OF MILLION ON MINE

London & Arizona Property Near Win
keImau Reported Under Option for
S5,OOO,OOO to Fasteners.
Winkelman, Ariz-, Aug. 23.-It IS re-
ported on good authority that the Lon
don and Arizona Mining company,
which is now shipping ore from a
switch three miles east of WinkeIman
on the Arizona Eastern railway, has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23
MISS LOIS JOSEPHINE IN TWO POSES

your feet happy if you want your face
10 look happy!
VentraI Courtesy.
Il am very polite to my digestion.
1 don't ask its overtaxed organs to
handle heavy meats and rich sauces
all through the hot summer. Instead
I eat vegetables and salads and the
lighter meats, and give my system
tonic food instead of task food. in
summer An ideal summer program
is to have meat on your dinner menu
only two or three times a week. For
instance: chicken on Sunday, steak
on Tuesday, lamb on Thursday, fish on
Friday, and on the other three days
try soup and a few extra vegetables
for your dinner. Simple menus will
give your 'digestery' a rested happy
feeling that will tell in a happy, rested
looking face.
If you like IL as well as I do. you
will be delighted to drink three glasses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23
GOOD ORE IS FOUND
IN THE ALPHA MINE

Kingman, Ariz., Aug. 2s.-Peter CAT
fery has opened a good streak Of ore IN
the west extension OF the Alpha mine,
at Layne springs. The ore carries
lead, gold and silver
- Thomas SicEles has sunk a deep shatt
on his group Of claims in the Wallapat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23
II 2 4F4I<4ASS@ n <439al1l = III
axe No Mistake
Investigate

OUR PROVEN METHoDS-There is no guessvOrk
permens IN methods Of treatment They have stood
the severest tests of time and been found
ing. When say cure you you can depend upon
it, for know from successful results thousands
Of similar to yours just what accomplish.
Grateful cured by constantly recommending
to Others and that is why possess the largest practice
in the Southwest
OUR RESP0NSIBHITY-Our rating IN the commercial
world is the best The banks, newspapers and leading
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Oughly responsible, capable of fulfilling promises
made patients You should avoid respon
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Electric Belts and Patent Nostrums prove invariably dis
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23

for operation and work in earnest will
begin about September 1. Three shifts
will be in operation when started.