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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06

9 BIG SPRINGS, TEXAS. .

Big Springs. Tex. March &C. II.
/ Sparenberg and c. 1, WarnOck are in
/ Houston attending the annual session
( of the grand lodge I. o. o. F.
! D. B. Akin, VIII Crawford and Chas.
Sholte have returned home from a trip
! to FL PasO.
! F. C. Wedge, of Sweetwater. district
I manager of the west Texas Electric
company, is in the city.
J. Z. Norris is at home from a visit
Z at Corsicana, where he attended the
state convention of Y. " c. =. sec
retaries.
E. G. Kennedy, of Longview, a T. &
7. engineer, is in the city.
Mrs. 5 5. Millspaugh and children are
visiting in San Angelo and Dallas.
Hub Moore and Bob Stamps. while
out hunting, captured a big wild cat.
Burton Brown is in the city from the
EctOr county ranch.
W. W. Laclzey. superintendent Of the
Midland schools is in the city.
Nellie and Sadie Hatch entertained
the members OF the Priscilla club.
Walter Barrett is visiting in FL Paso
Miss Maud Isaacks, teacher in the
visit with her parents at Midland.
Mrs. John Notes.-The is visiting in
Ft. Worth and Dallas.
William kishner, mayor Of Baird, is
in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barrett are at
home from several weeks visit in
LOganspOrt Ind.
Joe Fisher has returned from a visit
in SWeetwater.
z. Douthit, of Sweetwater, is in the
city.
Doc Boyett of Purdon. Tex. is here
on business.
John HeIfritsh has returned from an !
extended visit with his mother in New
Orleans.
Charles Gehring has been called 20 |
New Mexico by the death of his father. 1
Mr.. and Mrs. P. p. Daily, OF Fort I
Worth are here on a visit to their 4
sons, $. p. and P J. Daily.
Mrs. r J.. McCamant is here from /
Maria visiting friends.
Miss Matte HattOn. after an ex- /
tended visit in the city the guest Of !
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Rogers. mas re-
turned to her home in Grand Saline,
Tex.
Mrs. T Chism has returned to her
home in Memphis. Tev after visit
here with her sister. Mrs. W. ". West
Misses Winnie Dell Pattie and Lillian
RhOtan, of CahOma are the guests of
Misses Agnes and Mayme Prichard.
f f. Smell, of Stanton, is a visitors
in the city.
c. F. Hathaway is in Baird on bust
ness.
F. c. AIey has returned from a visit
with his children at WeatherfOrd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06

I He is one great thrObbing blister from
his waist up As for his being IN
conscious, / wish TO God that ne was
Ior then perhaps ne would forget his
Forgive me. Mrs. Robbins. If I speak
rudely. don't doubt for minute that
Z Lacy IS suffering But Paul is going
through white hel-fire- I have given
him all the morphine that I dare but
il only dulls the agony a Httle-that-s
all He's lying on bed of hideOus
torture up there. and he keeps a stiff
upper lip and never whines-GOd bless
It's horrible, Dr. Yeagerr" she ex-
, claimed "Of course I appreciate that
Keith is in no danger. But he's my
J brother and il hurts me to see him SUI
fer Here comes Dr. Haynes nOwI'
and leaving the two physicians to-
gether. she hurried away TO look I'd
Z her own and Beatrice's children
Beatrice Minor aWOke again toward
sunset through the shutters of her
darkened room she could see the red
light OF the waning day. and uttered a
sharp cry of fear which was checked
as soon as she saw the nurse and pFv-
SlclNn standing on the other side of her
led She did not try to think how she
came TO be lying here in her friends
house She only knew that she was
resting
The next morning she smiled almost
S3rlshtiy at Dr. Haynes as he entered
I am much better today" she an
up"
That you think so is a good sign 80
answered the physician encCuragingIr.
But, dear lady, IT will be some time
yet before you are up"
Dld / dream thai there was a fire 80
murmured Beatrice. half TO the phvsi-
clan, half TO herself "Or did our hOuss
burn dOwn2" Her eyes grew suddenIy-
wide and startled
Wei, it wasn't a pleasant dream
anyway. was it," said the doctor, evas-
%Were the Children Hurtsy
NO, it wasn't" assented the widow
But, thank heaven, the children are
an right and safe Have I been very
You viii be if you persist in talk
ing. answered DR.. Haynes. And his
patent too weak to argue. said no
on the floor above. Paul MAYNARD
spoke for the first time since he had
been carried, more corpse than mani
into the house. His bIistered IipS
moved painfully. and the nurse. berd-
ing above him, had to strain her ears
TO catch his words
The children" he whispered. were
they hurt2'
Not a bitr' the nurse assured him.
They are all rightl'
Then. used though she was bv bos-
pital training, to the sight of suffer-
ing, sudden tears blinded her sight a.
she looked down on the prOstrafe and
bandaged form
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06

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by taking Stuart's Calcium Waters
These wonderful little workers have
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cases OF skin diseases IN a week
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Remember this, too. that most pim-
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The men and women who forge sbasT
are those with pure blood and nUre
faces
Stuarts Calcium Waters will mako
You happy because your face will bc =
welcome sight not only TO vourSaIf
when YOU look into the glass. but 70
everybody else who knows Won a9d
talks TO you.
Stuart's Calcium Waters are sold nv
ali first class druggists at so cents a
box They are very pleasant TO tn.
taste and In results are truly remark
able.-AdVertsemen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
CARREZOZO, n. NJ.
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| Carrizozo. y. N. March 6.-Horace
French has returned to his home from
! Kansas City.
( Rev. H N Shields returned from
! Captain and left for his home in
- Albert ziegler, Of the firm Of ziegler
Bros, has returned from New York
] where he has been for the past month.
Lincoln.
William Eriek. who has been away
( from CarTizOzn for the past year. has
returned and viii reside here per-
manently.
Al Smith has returned from FL Paso.
Mrs Wallace l. Quinn, county
superintendent Of schools, has visited
the districts of Alto Mesa and Angus.
J. G. Lee, Of Roswell, has been in
CarrizOZO.
The GALLAGHER Bros, living a few
miles west of CarrizOzO have pUr-
chased another large flock Of sheep.
Melvin. Franks. chairman of the
board of county commissioners, was
a visitor Lere from Corona
Mr. and Mrs. Truman A Spencer
have returned from Santa Fe. where
Mrs Spencer has been for the past
month visiting her parents, governor
and Mrs. ". e. Mcdonald
William HOeck. foreman of the round
house, has gone to his old home in
Topeka, Kansas, for brief visit with
relatives.
A. c. Austin. Of the Bonito. was here
spending a fe-! days with his daughter,
Mrs. Wallace L. Quinn.
Mrs. A. W. Adams has returned from
Dallas. Texas.
J. L. Pool. fruit grower of the
RuidOsO valley and W. L Chapman
were in CarrizOzo in Mr.. Pools car.
Mrs. George Rustin, Of NOgal, was in ,
town to consult a physician.
Harry COmrey was in CarrizOzO from |
the COmrey Bros. ranch near AnchO. /
Mr. COmrey has been i'll during the /
winter. but is slowly recovering.
L. r. Lamay was in town from his /
Mesa ranch. He reports the farmers !
in his community already beginning 4
operations.
Andrew H Hudspeth was down from 4
White Oaks on his way to Santa Fe /
to preside at a meeting of the Demo- /
cratic state central committee.
The Home Mission society Of the /
Methodist church will give their second !
tea of a series Thursday afternoon in
district attorney HamiltOn's office.
No charge viii be made. Mrs s L
SQuier is in charge Of the committee
giving the affair
The Tom Thumb wedding. given at
the Methodist church which was par
in by about so of the chill
7ren, was success in every way. The
attendance was large.
District court for Lincoln county
viii convene here Monday. March 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
CANANEA. MEXICO.

Cananea Son. Mex. March 6.-The
progressive bridge party at the Cana
nea club given under the auspices OF
the auxiliary OF that institution, was
one of the most pleasing events yet
given at the club rooms Eleven tables
of players participated in the contest
for hOnOTs and the results were as
follows: Mrs. George Young and F. c
Nichols, firsts, and Mrs. +. AeheW ana
J. O. Amber, seconds.
The Pythian sisters gave a largely
attended and highly successful mask
ball at their lodge rooms in Eagle nail.
A c. Cole, superintendent Of the local
smeIter, has purchased Ford touring
car.
John I Bujan gave banquet to
about 80 Of his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Scott have vel
coined a young son to their home
Mrs Inez Haney entertained the
Bridge club on Saturday afternoon
Considerable snow fell in Cananea
last week. It was one Of the worst
snow storms that visited here this
winter.
A party Of local Knights of Pythias
went to Bisbee to visit the lodge there.
Miss Georgia Henninger, of Bisbee,
was a guest OF her sister, Mrs ". +.
Seidel this week She was accom-
panied by her cousin, Ted Frank
Mrs. c. c. Chase has left for Wash
ingtOn, D. c., TO visit her father. sena-
ator A. B. Fall She was accompanied
as far as Tucson by Mr.. Chase.
Dr. and Mrs. T. F. Butzow have re-
turned from a trip to Guaymas and
HermOsillO.
Juan CabraI went to Nogales On
Thursday, later to go to MagdaIena, !
where he viii visit his SON. Juan G.
Cabral, jr., commander Of the gen
darmes fiscal
Mrs. Anna Bartleth has returned to
her home in NOgales-
Mrs H F. Duffy has returned home /
from a visit with relatives at Roswell, !
n. N
Peter SheIlberg and wife have re-
turned to their home in NOgales after |
a short visit with Cananea friends.
Mrs. Vern Lahore was a visitor with /
Bisbee relatives.
Miss Alma Abrams, Of Naco, visited /
with Cananea friends
Mrs. Walter Bowman has left for !
Bisbee where she viii be Joined by her /
husband and leave later for Salt Lake /
city, where they will make their fu- /
ture home.
Mrs. L. A. Hagy has gone to Tucson /
to visit for a few days with her son.
N J Elsing has left for Guaymas /
where he viii spend three weeks on |
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. r P. Arnold spent two /
days with NacO friends.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
ALAMOGORDO. n. NJ.

Alamogordo. y. NJ, March "a few
of the bachelor maids of AlamogOrdo
were entertained by Mrs r. T. Pollock,
at her residence on Tenth street
Games and refreshments made an en-
jOyabie evening for those present
Edwin Mechem spent two days IN
Las Cruces.
G. c. WOfford has purchased the
Clarence Anard place north of town
Miss Elsie Farley of CarrizOZO, has
been visiting friends here
Fred Roberts. of OscUra, visited his
wife and mother the first of the week
William Washington and party, OF
Roswell. were here in an automobile
Mrs. Cora COe arrived this week from
Chicago. for visit with her nephew,
DR.. SaltZgaber-
Geo. B. Bent has returned from Santa
Fe
Nessrs. Samuel F. Miller. Jas A.
Grange and Sam a. Blocker were in
town from MescalerO-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Snyder and Mrfand
Mrs Denton Simms mOtored down from
TularOsa-
Rev. J. A. Armstrong has returned
from Duran, where he went TO hold
services.
Miss Frances Gerster, of Burlington.
Kansas, is here, visiting her brother,
at the Saltzsaber home in College ad-
ditiOn.
in Roanoke, Va, after a several months
visit with her son and family, J. l.
Lawson.
Mrs. c. P. Downs has left for Ell
Paso.
Mrs.J- H. McRae has left for FL PasO.
She was called there to the bedside
OF her daughter. Miss Pauline.
Robert Jacobs and Pedro Martinez.
whose feet were amputated some time
ago because of their frozen condition,
are both doing well.
Dr. Paul Gerdes. who was operated on
for appendicitis some time ago, is able
to be out again, and viii soon leave
for his home in Amarillo.
G. Z. MOffett came up from Orc
STande to look after business matters
Mr.. MOffett Will soon have his resi-
dence southeast of the city completed
when he viii move his family here
AR and Mrs j. A Browning have
moved to this city from Mayhiu to ]
reside. Mr.. Browning has purchased
the Finch property on Tenth street. I
where he Will reside.
An entertainment will be given by
the seventh grade of the city schools. {
March Z, at. the High School auditor
ium- The Senior class of the High
school viii give a play, entitled Why
Not Jim?' March 18th, in the High {
school auditorium.
Jim A. Alexander. of FL PasO, stopped !
over on his way to ClOudcroft
j. H. Lawson has left for a business
trip to Santa Fe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06

/ ~ ARHNESS- blank darkness
enveIoped Beatrice Minor, black
! oblivion through which struggled
family dim echoes and uneasy half
memories The crackle and hiss of
flames of her burning home and the
mingled sounds of voices. the crash Of
q a falling roof and the upward flight of
a million golden sparks through a tower
7 Of billOWing smOke-and once again
darkness.
In the Robbins home brOOded a gray
silence, where White-capped nurses fit
ted nOiseleSsly through the gloom and
where people spoke together IN the low
monotone OF the sick room or the death
chamber Sometimes the babbl1ng OF
del1rIOus woman echoed through the ST.
lent house, and once the sharp, quickly
stifled cry Of a man in agony then
silence.
One morning Beatrice minor opened
her eyes and saw bending over her the
grave. gentle face of Dr. Haynes, dim
and blurred like a faulty photograph
knew TO be Helen Some refraction
from the far away light Of memory
spread through The chaos or her mind,
and she struggled weakly 10 rise
Here Are Y our Children
You must lie Still Mrs Minor he
said quietly. Everything is all right
and you are getting better But you
nay Nv o' 6abi Hs5S m moaned the woman.
Where are they On, something terri
bic has been happening!
You have been dreaming" sOOthed
the physician. Here are your children
close beside you"
For Helen Robbins had hurried noise
Iessly from the room and had brought
back the little boy and girl They now
stood by the bed, pale and frightened
Beatrice locked al them for long min
ute her eyes dark and thoughtful The
silence added to the children's fear
A faint smile fitted across the moth .
er's face
Mothers getting better now. dar-
lings she whispered They her eyes
closed YEARLY.
Il must have dreamed it," she muir
INJURED. and fell asleep again
The danger is past 1 think. Perhaps /
she may never remember the detallS OF I
last weeks horror We must try to Keep 7
her mind from it as much as we can, I
and we must all prevaricate or reply .
evaSively if she asks about It.
A half-hOur after her visit TO Be
atrice'S room Helen came face 10 race /
with Dr.. Neager in the upper nall He /
was softly closing the door Of dark /
aned room. where a mOtiOnless figure /
ay, bandaged like mummy, and where /
the rank OdOr of strong drugs hung like !
smoke in the air. The young physician 1
spoke in a hushed voice
rs DR.. Haynes in the house, I /
should like him 10 look at Paul before
A Careless Maid.
s'I think he is changing the dressing
N Keith's hands" replied Helen He
Will have finished in a few minutes
How is Paul2"
NO better"
Helen sighed YEARLY. "Oh, dearw
he complained. in a low voice 1T is
.rUel for anyone to have TO suffer as
hose two men suffer- And all because
Il what2 Just because poor Beatrice I
happened to have a maid who went out
or a stroll, leaving a lamp burning
lose to a muslin curtain. Paul is un-
OnsciOus most of the time. but poor
Keith is in constant pain. 1t wrings
ny heart. to hear him moan"
1T is because he means that you
hink he is so badly hurt," snapped the
Octor, with the impatient brutality Of
re superficial PauTs are killing him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
DUCHESS APPEALS FROM VERDICT
MILLING HEX EIEzE n = El Pr . g

Rome, Italy, March 6-The decision
rendered by the papal tribunal Of Rofs-
favorable TO the annulment of the
marriage OF count BOni de Casteuane
and Miss Anna Gould. now the duchess
Qe 1allyrand, IS not final According
20 the ecclesiastical law two decisions
are necessary for definite verdict In
me CaStellane-GoUld case the first de-
clSlon was against annuIment and the
second in favor of it
The duchess de Tallyrand has ap-
PeaIed against the latest verdict of the
RoIa tribunal in order to protect her
chlldren. and the settlement of the ap-
pea VIII constitute the final verdict
marriage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
BILLY SMITHS BROTHERS
son IS VISITING ERR

"IIeI Paso is a fine town. Hi like il.
and him going to stay ere"
Billie Smiths brothers son arrived
Thursday all the way from "Haustra-
liza" to make his home in FL Paso. His
name is H. Matthews (the H. being 81
lenD and he is the son of Billie's broth
or who was here for a visit with the
PUgilistic detective last year. Mat
thews was a motor mechanic back in
Australia. which is the same as an au-
tomcbile expert here. He was with lord
Kitchener in India and saw service in
the famous Egyptian campaign. His
home town. as spelled by Billy and his
nephew. with the added HIS omitted.
SON nd. IT, Il 4 -.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
MARIA, TEXAS.


Maria. Texas. March 6.-Mr. and Mrs.
W. b. Mitchell have gone to San Mar
COS. Mrs NitchelTs health requiring
the change Of climate.
Mrs. Ben Pruitt entertained the "42"
club Monday evening.
Rev. Fr. Duffy is spending a few
days here.
Rev. FIR. Richards has returned from
a trip to San Antonio.
Mrs T. A Childers and little daugh-
ter. Mildred, are spending the week in
San Antonio.
W. B. Mathews has been appointed
United States deputy marshal and sta
toned at Maria.
J. R BOulard and family have moved
A. F. O'Deu. of BaImorhea. has pur-
chased the Sutherlin ranch and moved
there.
George Withers has gone to Del Rio
and from there viii visit several places
in search Of a place suited to his
Rev r. W. Merrill. of Abilene, was a
visitor here
Rev. J. Cross Gray went to Sanderson
Mrs. J. P. Shields has retuVned from
a visit to Ysleta-
Rev. Otis Z. Carter is visiting for a
few days in FL PasO.
Mrs. Y. Hogan IS spending the week
jim Powell. Of Rancho Rio. IS in
Maria having returned from trip to
FL Paso.
X C. Miller. after a week in e. Paso,
is at home again
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Clark were visi-
tors to FL Paso, their one time home,
and returned to Maria this week
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Middle
ton. on Sunday. a son.
Married. by judge W. A. Wells. Serst
3. W Furbee and Miss Jane Cornwall,
on Monday.
Fritz BEDFORD has gone to Denison
Miss Jessie Head, of Alimeto. ana
MISS Lola Simpson. from the river
country were visitors here two dats
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
McVEAGH SAVED
100000 TO U. S.
George w, Wickersham During His
Term rs Attorney General Filed
81 Antitrust suits.


Washington, d. C., March 6.-The
treasury departments committee on ef-
ficiency and economy has reported to
Franklin MacVeagh that he had saved
SIS, 600, 600 for the government in his
four year term as secretary of the
treasury The committee in a detailed
report of the reforms instituted said:
The report shows the present an
nual rate of saving to be nearly $500
600 and the aggregate saving in your
term to be nearly SS,O0O.00O
George ". Wickersham. former at
torney general of the United States.
has returned to private citizenship with
a vacation in view to recuperate the
energies he has spent in a record
breaking number Of prosecutions
against viOlatOrs of the Sherman anti
trust law.
In his four years as the nations chief
legal officer. Mr.. Wickersham filed 81
civil and criminal antitrust suits.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
PORTALES, n. VI.


,,i Portales, \. N. March e-csr1
and "a Sam VIC 5D5 IS a merchant at RedIand.
ers visited in Son, merchant of Rog-
Eagle gle, Henderson, of the rims 80 foro.
Texas. Trip over into
IONA si' for MOO moody, who has been in Ari-
J. L. Fe P,.g 6Slne, IS in PortaIes.
ao SIlI to his blacksmith Sion o-'' '1i
MIS-. Grover Brock ana iit4IIo 90.
I'm nm T are VISIT VISITING in Wichita Kas
Ford ran C w; Nlnson made trip to Rocky
The Fifth and Siyf fSSate business
Forta!es schools, gave a - pisS nD5 5,lT
me Ine direction of Miss Fern F0gIesone-.
VINO teaches these grades V-6icb Vas a.,
much enjoyed. HiON was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
WATER CLERKS IN TUCSON
LOSE JOBS IN OFFICE CHANGES

Tucson, Ariz-, March 6.-Bv a shifting
and combination of city offices, the
clerical force in the city water depart
ment has been abolished, and that work
transferred to the city assessor, effectng
Thomson has resigned, to become a cOun-
Gilman, following the resignation of S. Y.
Barley. Assistant city engineer J. Moss
Ruthrauff has been appointed city engi-
neer, and Charles WOOddeI. chief clerk
in the water department, has been made
assistant city engineer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
BIsBEE, ARIz.
100000 900 go

Bisbee. Ariz., March 6-Mrs. A. Bird
and family have left for Fort Huach-
uaca, where they will make their home.
sam Alpert has gone to Cananea on
business.
H. T. Cooke. of Pearce. is in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hamberg are in
the city by auto from HamberE
Z. S. District attorney Morrison left
for Douglas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
TULAROSA, n. VI.
80 ~ %@&Ae@eoAA@<

TularOsa. y. H., March 6.-J J.
sanders, road commissioner. is having
the road improved leading to his
residence.
Mrs Daniels has arrived here from
POrtales, n N, to visit her son, En-
win Daniel and family for two months.
wilma Imam. infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Avis Imam, has been sick.
Mrs. John Hall has moved from the
Stebbins pdOperty into the WhitmOre
residence in West TularOsa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
Can Almost See
PimpIeS Go
The New Calcium suIphide Treatment
Does Wonders to Every Kind
of S-In E.runrinn.

You don't want to wait forever. and
day to get rid Of your pimples or
other skin eruptiOns. You want to get
rid Of them right now Next week you
may want to go somewhere where You
wouldn't like to have to take the PIN
pies along
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
EVERY DAY AT SaELrsON CAFE.
SPECIAL SPANISH DISHES

Just received a carload OF roofing
paper guaranteed with a surety bond.
Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
WEED, n. NJ.
90 80 A%AA~~nAA

Weed, n NJ, March CIV. w. Was
=, sun ana Z. T. PattisOn' made a trip to
The mail route has been changed
back TO the OLD route over by Bear
CANYON,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06

Your roof insured for 10 years with
out extra cost to you Let US explain.
Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
ALIENS
FO0T=EASE

/ h The Antisepticp powder shaken into
>, the shoes-Tne Standard Rem
edy for the feet for a quarter
Lzzs--4 century 5000 testimonials. Sold
Trade-Esrlz- everywhere. 25c. Sample FREE.
Address. Allen 8. Olmsted. lie Rov. n Y
The Man who Pug the z E 5 In z e 7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
The Husband Question
Beatrice Is DeliriOus For Several
Days, but Comes to Her Senses to
Fiad Her Children Are safe.
By Virginia Terhune Van de Water

NARKNESS- soft. blank darkness
enveloped Beatrice Minor, black