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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-09
MEXICAN DESERTERS
CROWD LABORMARKET
acquaintance Auto Run to Be Made
From Douglas Through the valleys
CiEaret sets Fire to Auto.

CiEaret sets Fire to Auto.
; Douglas, Ariz-, Sept9.-An unusual
5nflux OF Mexican labor has been
marked in this district during the last
two weeks. Whereas common labor
was an extremely scarce article a few
weeks back, there is not a business
employing this class Of labor which
cannot pick and choose from a large
number Of applicants, at this time.
The increase in idle Mexicans is &C
counted for by wholesale assertions
from the federal and rebel armies IN
southern Sonora.
The Douglas chamber Of commerce
viii run an automobile excursion into
the valley Sunday for the purpose OF
getting acquainted with the people OF
the various towns. The trippers viii
20 up the west side and return along
the eastern side of the valley They
have been invited TO take lunch at the
famous headquarters Of the Spike >
outfit At McNea1 there viii be re-
ception in their honor with an exhibit
of agricultural products. It is thought
that more than 80 cars viii make the
run, each carrying several passengers
On September u viii occur the mat
REGULATION of all high school pupils for
the coming school year. examinations
will also be held for the boys and girls
who have been doing summer work
There viii be about 80 members in the
freshman class this year, It IS stated.
this being the largest class in the first
year in the history Of the school
The partly burned stub OF a clgareI
thrown on the floor of an automobile
belonging TO Jose Elias, caused it to
catch fire, the blaze being eXtinguished
after considerable difficulty. The dam
age was not great
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-09
CURRENCY BILL
IS UNDER FIRE
Continued From Page II

growth. It aims at the rectificatiOn
of the essential defects of the present
system although it does not seek to
make all the innovations that might,
from an ideal standpoint, be deemed
desirable"
Plan of Extension of Credit.
Reviewing the arguments against the
socalled Aldrich plan outlined by the
national monetary commission and
against all central bank plans Sug-
gested. the report said:
After looking over the whole ground
and after examining the various sug-
gestions for legislation, the committee
the opinion that any effective legisla
ton on banking must include the fol-
lowing fundamental elements. which it
considers Indispensable in any measure
likely to prove satisfactory to the
country:
Creation Of a joint mechanism for
the extension or credit to the banks
which possess sound assets and which
desire to liquidate them for the purpose
of meeting legitimate commercial, agri-
cultural and Industrial demands on the
part of their clientele.
Seek Flexible Currency.
Ultimate retirement of the present
bond-secUred currency, with suitable
provision for the fulfillment Of gov
eminent obligations to bOndholders,
coupled with the creation of a salts
factory flexible -Srency to take its
place.
American banking facilities in foreign
countries, to the end that our trade
abroad may be enlarged and that Amer
lean business men in foreign countries
may obtain the accommodations they
require in the conduct of their opera
tons"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-09
Girl, JUMPS FROM AUTOMOBILE
TO ESCAPE YOUNG MAN; MAY DV

Kansas City, Mo. Sept 9.-Plummer
Lewis Is years old, and Charles Brown.
20 years old are charged in complaints
with feIonious assault in connection
with the case of Miss Gladys Kirken-
dali, who leaped from a speeding auto
mobile to escape from "a party of ioy
riders. and sustained a fractured skull
and other injuries which may result in
her death. The girl was left uncon-
scious in the gutter
Another young woman who was with
the party corroborated Miss KfrIzen-
daFs story that she had jumped from
the machine to avoid the attentions of
a young man who had accompanied her
to a dance and had refused to grant
her request to be taken home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-09
GETS WRIT TO STOP
TRIAL OF SULZER

Troy, n. Y, Sept. 9.-Acting on be-
half of Samuel Fowler. of Rensselaer,,
James Farrell and Frederick Z. Draper.
jr., attorneys of this city, procured
from supreme court justice Rudd, in
Albany, a writ of prohibition designed
to prevent the impeachment proceed
ings against governor Sulzer The writ
is returnable before justice Chester, in
Albany, September 13.
FOwler's petition recites that he is
a tax payer; that the impeachment at
a specizS session Of the legislature was
illegal and that a trial would result in
waste and illegal use of the peoples
money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-09
RAILROAD MEN IN THE WEST

Kansas City. No, Sept 9.-In pre-
senting their demands to heads Of the
railways of the west at a conference
to be held at Chicago next Monday, the
engineers and hremen employed by the
reimbursement of their working sched-
ules but they will look into the future
and provide for the time when they ex-
pect the motive power of the railroads
to be changed from steam to electricity.
according to an announcement by
representatives of railroad labor or
CARNATIONS here.
Ninety-five thousand engineers and
firemen will be represented.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-09
REPUBLICAN WINS
. IN MAINE ELECTION
Speaker John A. Peters Has Plurality
of sos Over Democratic Opponent
for Seat in CONGRESS-.

Portland. Ne, Sept 9--Speaker John
A Peters, Republican, of Ellsworth,
was chosen to fiji the vacancy in the
third congressional district by plu-
rality of 553 over mayor William A
PattanSal, Democrat, of Waterville,
with Edward NJ Lawrence. of Lubec,
Progressive, a poor third in the race.
The returns IN this special election
from all but a small island plantation
gave:
Peters. 1906; Pattangan, 1853;
Lawrence. 6647.
The vote for president in November
was
Wilson CDemocrat), 1852: Roosevelt
(Progressive), 1926; Taft CRepubu-
cam. 7119.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-09
DEUEL. is GIVEN
DALLAS POSITION
VIII Be Succeeded as Division Freight
and Passenger Agent of the 7. &
P. Here by D. L. Ray.
Effective WednesdaY of this VI

Effective Wednesday of this week,
G. A. Deuel. will succeed F. J. Burke
as division freight agent of the Texas
& Pacific Railroad company at Dallas,
Tex. Mr.. Deuel. will be succeeded as
division freight and passenger agent of
the same road in FL Paso BY D. L. Raw.
now commercial agent Of the Texas &
Pacific at Paris, Tex.
Mr.. Deuel. is following in the footsteps
of W. A. ScriYner. whom he succeeded
here on June l. Mr.. Deuel. came from
New York and Scrivner went to Port
Aransas as traffic manager of the
Aransas Pass Railroad and Steamship
company.
Mr.. Deuel. returned Tuesday morning
from New Orleans, where he attended
the cotton meeting of the Texas & Pa
cific road and viii remain here until
Sunday, when he viii 90 to Dallas to
take his new position.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-09
SpeciaIist Sad to Use ResinoI

about 1898 I called on the doctor to
ask him if he yet knew of anything TO
cure me He said, Get a box of ResinoI
Ointment got it. The itching stopped
as if by magic By the time the jar of
Resinol was all used the cure was per-
fected. I expended perhaps a thousand
dollars, and endured real suffering for
many years, and at last was relieved and
cured in a month for the sum of fifty
cents, the price of one jar of Resinol."
(Signedl Franklin Burt, late Capt. U. S.
Army, 81 Fulton st.
Better proof, even than such a letter,
is TO try Resinol yourself and see how
quickly the itching stops and stubborn
skin or scalp eruptions disappear. Every
druggist sells Resinoi Ointment and
Resinol Soap. For free trial, write to
Dept. l3-R, Resinol, Baltimore, Md
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-09
AUTO Is WRECKED
AND MAN rs INJURED
Dripping Gasoline Causes Fire which
Destroys L. L. Sayyyer's Car;
Henry Taylor Injured.

H. L Sawyers five passenger Buick
was demolished, and the body of II
practically destroy, when it caught fire
in the FL Paso Motor works, SIS Texas
street, Monday afternoon at 4:I0 o'clock
Henry Taylor, an employee of the place,
had his left leg severely burned as the
result Of pushing the burning car out
into the street.
car, falling onto a burning blow torch,
caused the fire. When the car started
blazing it was Immediately run out in
TO the street, where it was extinguished
by the firemen of the central station,
who responded TO the alarm.
Oil stove EUpiOdes.
The explosion of an oil stove at
216 - Broadway started blaze which
called the central fire department out
at 12:40 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
There was no damage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-09
DEMOCRATS CLAIM GAIN
IN TIE MAINE ELECTI

WASHINGTON, u. G. Sept 9.-Repre-
sentative DoremUs. of Michigan. chair
man of the Democratic congressional
campaign committee, was a white
house caller today and analysed the re-
suits OF the Maine election as a dis
tinct Democratic gain Mr.. Doremus
pointed out that Pattangal. the Demo-
cratic candidate, pOLed q greater vote
than did president Wilson in the same
district last fall.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-09
IF CONSTIPATED OR
BILIOUS "CASCARETS'
For Sick Headache. Sour stomach,
SiuSEIsh LIVER and BOwels-They
work while you sleep.


Take Cascaret tonight to cleanse
your Liver, stomach and Bowels. and
you viii surely feel great BY morning.
\ GU men and women who have head
ache. coated tongue, can't sIeep. are
bilious, nervous, upset. bothered with
Sick gassy, disordered stomach, or
nave Dackache and feel all worn out
Are you Keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets-Or merely forcing
passaSeWay every few DAYS with salts,
catharuc pills or castor OiI2
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the sour,
undlSested and fermenting food and
Ioul gases; take the excess bile from
the liver and carry off the cOnstipated
waste matter and poison from the
intestines and bowels
remember, h Cascaret tonight viii
stralghten you out by morning. A
lucent box from your druggist means
nealthy bowel action; a clear head
ana cheerfulneSs for months Don't
forget the children.-AdVertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-09
CHAMBERINO SCHOOL
HOUSE is COMPLETED

Chamberino. n NJ. Sept. 9.-One OF
the best school buildings in DOna Ana
county has been completed at Chamber
inc. The school house was built by
Joe Medinger and Son, of Las Cruces.
1t is in Mission design, contains three
large rooms for school purposes and is
modern IN its appointments
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-09
RAINS CEASE AND
ROAD WORK STARTS

Berino. y. NJ. Sept. 9.-The last rain
fall here amounted to "a of an inch.
The weasher is clear now and road i'm
prOvement has commenced. The cOun-
" road drags are being used on the
Canine Real, which will soon be in fine
shape.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-09

learned not to miss the joys of lunch
oh, everything worth while IN an
TINS world of numberless things seems
10 demand a struggle. but the meed
Tor your pains makes il all so worth
the struggle doesn't it," concluded
Miss Young. with the dear little smile
tnat like her very evident mental
power Eliminates her piquant, mobile
brunette charm into "a very worth
while type of beauty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-09
SPENT $1,000 IN
VAIN, THEN RESIN0L
CURED HIS ECZEMA

New York: q became afflicted with
eczema twenty-five years ago 1 did
everything for it, but the itching and
burning was so intense and continual
that in 1898 put myself in the care Of
a specialist. The result was of little OF
not any benefit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-09
10 Prevent Blood PofsonIrp

apply at once the wonderful, old reliable
DIR. PORTERS ANTISEPTIC HEALING
OIL. a surgical dressing that relieves
pain and heals at the same time. 25c.
soc, OO.-Advertisement,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-31

fpeitiidben Gurbsoinie Der SerfebeI arenue, unb
an ben eennnnten red,ten 9Sinirln in ber S5bc
bon oreibunbert iininnnpiersie .unb oreinnos
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beiahlen mae tunerhalb Aiudtt5ia f20e Iaacg
bon ntts Ea5 ber Wdniring brr bef'enernoen
EThtnan5
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rerheu 4olIeu cor her aoue'iion bon aNebTers
@hei5abIuugen.
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SefheNernn1. neIder nitbi fne3eu Gufeyleai
uurhe. ben Der Eiabi Girdunali aus bem grs
!os oes 8vrfaufes nen gones beaabIt nerser
ioH, bic bon bcfnnfer ginbi fir fcife 3fre6e
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pie rS oas @efet bctffreibi
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bur niloeptfien fpfrcc bic 9erbifertIihnnd
eteier sefoiuiton in ilebereiuiiimmlns init bew
Uciege Al peronioiier.
Baitirt am u. Etfcber 1913.
Elmeon ~. SpbRfon.
Rruitheui ees gsabiTaihs
@eaIaablat: Irtbut gspb, Gleri
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Wuiifer = Stub.

lleberaus interefiant neripriht bic
am Samitag Qbeno in ben Rdumsn
oes Walnut Sils 8uiineB Uiens Club
itattfinoenoe mnatlife 8erIammlung
oes WuiitertIubs 81 peroeu. a5n Iebers
etnItimmung nit einem IN Ger Iegten
@eriammIuHg sefcBtsn 9eihIuB ptro
Die Sisuns nit Der 8urhfubrung beg
gluIitprpgramms er1ffnst pero.n.
p6brero bic 9ei6GftsperiammIung
ii6 an ben muiitaIiiden Sbeil ons
fhItebt. I'm ben muiitoliIhen gbeil
bes Abenos perben Iid am Somitog
Die 6erren Qouis S1fpebeI uno 0r.
5erD Gulet Oeroient MAIDEN uno bas
foIgenoe prOgramm sur 0ur6fubrung
brinsen:
S6er5o, Sp. q. grnit bon Sobnanpi
SSnterme35o, Sp. 2.
Gdpriccio, Sp. 2
Serr 2oui5 S6pebef.
Der SOppeIgGnger Shu6ert
Salpmo SaHs Qermanu
0as mar Der Gag Der nsiben Chm
1aHtbemem 6dns 5ermonn
Die oreI Wnnoerer sans Sermann
Or. 5erD 2uiet.
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Oafs,S0n.

Sdnptling SS,soe Stnfer trof oeItern
Bornlittag, Eoie Rrportet, aus Gbi-
cago Elm uno bea6 lihtigt mebrere Ia.
&c bier 81 perpetlen. @dbreno 5e$
gages hattie cr el1le mebritiinoige 9e-
ratbung nit oeut Yrdiioenten sluguit
Serrmann iiber &lubangelegenheiten.
Tinfar miro ieine.l aontraft fir 1914
iuabridcJHltdI e:it na6 8ertagung
Der S5a5resOecidmmIlmg bes Stub
QJrcttorltmS, Die morgen i'm Clinton
@otel 3uiammentritt, urlter5eihnen.
9tad ietner ltnterreoung nit Serrn
SerrrnaHu erfIarte er, oaB feine
Sd]lDieTigfeiten 81 erDarten ieien,
tuei9e Das ?yorbeiteben ieiner alnb.
Ieitnna IN Der ndhiten Saiion Der.
f,iuoerra f6nnten; auh iproh er feline
8efrie6liglua ilber Dem 8erfnui bes
ShIeufoerers Suggs an Die ct. 2oui.
fer uAuu0inGle" aus, mas auf feline
NnregJung geiteben fei.
asn oenl IL. Spiele Der Weltlinieg.
Ter i'm Wflisfoese, Sfla., geipnnnen
bic ,IeiBipden~ (glm. aiga) ibren
edit en- Sieg iiber Die .Rieien" am
D2ittn 0oG nit 8 ~ ! 0G,sisrk
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(c MefoIuitcn, tpeiHe e fur noth.
penbig erfhrt 5n oerbsiierH Enbtou
etraBe, bon ssreeflon sIcenne bis gsbiiemar'
GtraBe, burd gflafteru nit SoI5bIoden
Set es befGIotIen bon benz etabfraib ber
etabt gincinnaii etant Ohio (brei @ierteI
olIer basn erpdbIten m,iigIteoer ibereinitinp
menos
1as es hierburt flr rotbmenbie erfIdrt VT,
Sii nerbeiIcrn Tahtpn Sirnke, bon Sreennt
| eInenre bis ggbiieinan Sirnhe. nnrdl Seueu bon
eroniis9nrbs. 9fIoitcrn nit .oolsbIoden lito
efs nnp asosn oss Hilsee pc essiosn SMaTpSb W
rem. In llebereinitinmnra init ben Vldnan.
@neitflfattpncr aoitenrornnid,ldoeu uno Rros
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aenn In her Gfiict be5 9irectcr Of Bnblic Scr'
nice. iveldhe bterntit euaebeben neroen.
Dob ner GnrhsGrno Der bcfnqten Habion
Gtrase. bon Srccmnn Gpenrc bic Whtcran
Gtr1se. 10 aennu pie r1oaltdb nerieIbc tein
foh nie bescidnei burth bic acacnlpddritac Gcr'
beiiernna, nnh anb feinc elcuoerina oeS Srnoes
benhittbtiat piro.
2as finfsia f50) Prosent Der Seinmmtfditcn
fir hefdnte 9erbei'crlna dbsiaioh ber Soften
flr sreu,naen. anierIeat ,perben fnIIcn auf ale
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fnfAiene BprtbeiIe bur6 befaaie 9erbeNeruH9
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Eab 9'onos hcr staSt gincrnnii oiitaeorben
frrrner frlcn pcr ter GoTeftton ber befaater
Iiiesrcnis.
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@trteiicritna, felber ricbt fre'ieu uuter'ss'
nnrb,,. bon her siaht gtneinnati ts'nhIt rtr.
poneS. bic non heiaater Etosi fir fnIdic 3utfe
unb tn rer gcife cusreocben rerben faren,
foie cs has Ssfrp bort treiht
Gei es feruer befnIoTer. sns Der oIerf bier
eur6 nueeipe'en pirb, BITE 9erbNenti6ura hte.
fer Srbinor In EcI ererfftrmuna NIT BEN De.
fet All ocrdnlGHen.
VaFirt am "a. Sftoher 1918.
1bos. 9uftertpnrtb.
fterIbertreierher Pr1'iheut oes Sine.roi9s.
@egiaubigi: artbHr esp y. eIerf
243i
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Cine n--Esi6f "a flir Hctt-
" tpenoia eriIatf sn berbsfIern Rice Siseaf
eoH 4droma Strnse bis Ibtu Sstnbf, eEr3
fflGiieru INIT Aadile.aea.
Gen ss bsfhioiisa bnrm ben Etabfratb bsr
gtaef etneiHnGii, Stnaf Ebtc lbrslpterffl btz
lcnnliliten eTieabliea Wttolsfber hssrtn Eosts
fintffwmeueJ
Gas e blsrmii fer nefbnenbia srsI6ri tvirh.
Sn eerheNcyn #ite Sfrdbe. bon Tacoma Etrnss
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III lebereiHtfmlHnfgg nit ben HiANeH. Epfsiit'
foiteHen, stoienperan'1narH Hun 4rufifea far
Die pnrGefebene G(rbsfieruua, alIfltegeuo In RET
Eiftee bes EItecteF of Babiic Eeynice. Dsidg
biefoHrh GitieeheieeH finb
Eas Der Qnrhseir1b bon bsfnaier Hirs Eiru.
be, bon Tacoma SiEntf bis ihiH [isahf, fctH
lou Die folet: siHlGnneuh an Der Areusnrp
bes Horoliteu Curb Der Tacoma &ira5e mil
bem oitithen Curb Der Mire Eirnhs, In Der DDi
be pom breibuHocri nnb bFefbiq INN fiinlnnes
breibia SuHoerffieI t33D35 1ub; bnHH abl
ffcieeno spel Sab In einbHnocrf Tub f21.t ihE
cine Sfrede bon sipeibunbers nHb fiebsebu hnb
ddianopier5is Sanoerfffei f2i7.4sl ayab bis
anr npbe bon oreibuHbsst nunp fedaSunbsIrn.
pom EN- Sub In etHem tunbert Iub uEe fsE
sHsSsaf sSsf ITG so%as % as ss saa ssSs ss
breibunDeri uno bieruisSsluruste nnb neurnnb,
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wIe .g i,I spsiesnssrt Hns s.:ssr.ssles s s ~
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bcr e5be bon oreibilnbert unb nemn urb bier
uH1nenn5ia pnnoerfffeI t309.g4 sgnb
Ter Btno oes tufftiihen Gurbs fol- 10 nabf
als prdfitfn oerfcibe tein ipie Der beS ncrDli.
den GurhS
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aoiten bon streusHnaen foIIen anierIeet merbefl
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Deiete Az berafIoifen.
Nap'ti ON q. Gfiober 1873.
Gimfen R IohHiur,
ardiiSeni hes eiooiraibs
eeelnubigi: arthur gspp. gIerf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-31

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Stmeon Or Schnfou.
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gesIaubiei: arteHr gspp. 9ierf.