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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31
Gailer 0ilbelms Slant. StHoien.

Jn elmer intsrsFanten Subj,
iiber oi. Yerionlidteit oes oeuts
i6en Raiiers niro aud Der groben
8tleIenbeit bes Wonorden sebaht
unb babel oo8 harditeriItiIht tl,in.
grlebnis tr3Gblt. bas einem en9Iia
i4en 8iihof an &oii.rbofs tpioer=
fubr. Der engliite aIrttnmann
esnOb felt langem oi. beionoert
Guuit oes 9aiiers, Der BEN 8iihof
feline grobs 9enntnis Der otutfhtn
Qittratur bod onrehnete. Bel Der
ginmeibung oes gsrliaer Doms mar
Der britiIde air6enfiirit nls 0oit
e,Ioben. Nls sr ieiuen plob an
Der Softafel einnuhm, fano er neben
I.in,m 2easr einsn 3sttel. nuf ben
Der 8diItr einiqe 9emsrtungen ass
idricben bate. sic beSoQsn lih ouf
Elm. tritiIhe Gant Stuoie. bic
tpeuiq. Wodsn oorher in GHalono
erf6ien.n mar. Ter Qniisr iUbtts
aus. bdb einiQs Nrqumente ientr
Rritit Inn ourtaus niht eereht er.
ideincn ,0nnten, 3~itierte in 8Iom
mern biz Seiten3atItn ierer Sttnen,
benen Ct iih niht anIhloNe. uno
tnoett nit elmer Gnloouug an otn
BiIdoi. nah pem Diner Al ibm,
benz 3aiier. in Die @j5Iiotbtt gu
iommsu. no man ijh einmot Of
mitiit uno ungtii0rt SuIommen
uber bic froQeu unttr6aIten tonne.
Gjliidliherlptiit Bate Der 9jidof
1ufdniQ bas Bud btreits 0%eItien; in
Der 8ibliotbtt |eriparttte i'm Der
Roiisr. uno nun |entip1nn iih 3tpi
ihen Rem @dIt un0 benz Wonarfen
cine pbiloicphiIhc TjstuTIjon. bic 10
onqsrsgt puroe. bah teioe bic 3eit
OereoBsn. lluo Notwithstanding mare
bic Gt0yttrun1 noh it~uubenldnQ
forto.'sgt poroen, tperu niht
f9IieBlih - g mar bereits nett
Iber Witiernatlt bic 8aiieria in
bic 8ibIiotbe' ostomm.n rdre uno
ibren 8,nnbl beiorQt Qsmobnt bat
tr. Dob rs nab tinem 10 onItren.
esno.n 2oQe bo6Itt 3eit lei. HE
OistuIion ub3ubrctsu. sincrlei, ME
inter,funt has 2bema aud isiu
mDst.
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Gtluns ION St1rfe. 86oeru.

Cine Der neueIten 4rt.n etfunb,
beitIiher 8dber 1T Elm Iolh.s nit
aufgeIoitsr StGrts, NumGbli6 iusroen
oi.ie angeblid1n aurbdoer aud bel
unier.m fdibionabIsn pubIitum be
tonnt. Wit alien 0%orbebalt lei tuie
oeraeatbsn. mas cine Dame, tp.Ids fir
lie i6pdrmt. iib,r ibre 4nnenouna
uno lire Nirtun9sn id9t:
rWan taufs pom @rocer Elm pfuno
qelpobnliher, dbtr reiner Stdrte. l0Ie
biefcIb. in elmer tIeinen Bfanne pou
hslBem WaFer ouf uno lhiitts bic
20iun9 in Elm pobIQeful.t5 DuTtr
boo, nit elmer Gtmpetatlr pon 80 bis
95 @rao; Die 2emp,ratur Iol ni6t
Ole 8hltbiBe iiberihrejten. Damn lede
man Iit in Sem BABE nie0er, oen
Qon3tn 8orptr nit Muanabme Don
@tijht unb 6dar inter NaIer uno
bItibt minoeitens 20 M}inuten oarin.
IS oarf tein peiterss beiBes gBaTer
ndf)her bln3ugefii9t rperoen. od ionIt
Die pohItGtiQe Wirturq beocuten0 e.
eintrGhti9t iper0en tonnte. Sin fol.
DIES 8a0 III 0usQe3eitnct aeuen Ner
poiitGt unb grmjouuQ ~ 5lpei lltbeI.
iibtr iptIhe man ia in u~nierer 3ett
iopiel tInQt - ta brjnQt nun0crpoQe
9eidnIiigung un0 Ruhe, 2ulleid 0ber
Elm 'ehr dnQsuebme3 Gefuht pom Iui=
bejterunA o0s mebrere Stunnen oar
nab anbdlt. Sotptit meme Grfab=
tun1 Qebt. 1T IS am beittn, od8 Stdrs
tebdo Dor Dem 6riihitiid al n.bmen.
ootr alb che man iih fir oie 1aupt
mabI;sit an3itbt. Oieie 9doer Tino
hauptid6Iih fir Dos peiblitt G}s.
fhIedt; bod 1T obue 3rp,iftl hire
Wir'una olgtm.in I'M tpsisutIi6en
oRftIbt."
GS lieetn noh nitlt pielc dr,tlihe
N,ub,runsea iiber Sen Wert oerarti
ger gdoer Dor. Gin tonierpatip
urttiIenoer Mr3t 'aQt oo3u. e2 iei i'm,
hurtaus 9laublit, oab Sic StGrtt
cine aepiNe btFinfti1enos Wutuno
auF bic 0aut babe. 9oh hGlt Ct Is
tsincsfans fir ro,Iam. rie ,3eit fir
hd8 @a0tn olf oons 80 WiuIten dus ,
Suotbnen, "a IonIt cine @itfubr nab
beyi9tr Grtd'tun4 beIfebe.
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6Uuia Mno Hnbbiuer.

Gs miro peniq bstannt f.iu, oob
Der peritorbene 3onig Gorparo VII.
bon England ielntn lbron oeipj6ers
moben benz iioiihtn Rabbjntr VA
than Noler in Qonoou III pero0rttn
bot. llr0 has t&w 70:
0os erit9ebatsu, &ino Der Q~on,a,n
8ittorid MAI Elm 2otter. Sic uads
moIigs Sdiierjn 6yitoridh. Rum mar.
ttt.n iotpobl 0ds britiiht Nolt ala
audi Die t6ri9Ijte 6amilic mi. lln9t.
1uto ouf ojt @ebuyt zines Vrin3er.
Die &0niQjr @j,torio Sic N}uttty.
ireuoen e%ntgegenilh, mar ia'.oey q
trnntt uno we,,:s sur Grboluuq in
StaIien. uno aaf @nroftn oar Ncr}ts
fcntt bic Wneart3in tp1hren0 Der 3cl,
ibrer %EntplaorH9 in S!al'en b,e,bep.
Domi: aadl lie t5n;1,i4e 1lmi is
sinOtritdn0ea t0ar. Dir ,%>situnca-
no6ri4t pjeyUbeg orau5 aud 5u 0en
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31

Obreu 0es Rab6iners Rutbon Qol.r.
Or srbnt fid cine 4ubien3 beim UtI'
niitsr oes Qusmdrtigen. nm ibn BAR
auf nufmertiam gu MAIDEN. baB mad
Der engliiden 0erfaFunq nur oerie@
MICE sngliifs Bring o.n Thron erbeH
t0nntc. Der duf enoliifem 8ooen oas
0i6t Der W.lt er6lidt babe. Solte
nun Die &0nigin bon England in
Stalien sintm prin3tn oas 2tbcn
I6enten. 70 mare sr nod Der .nqli:
iftn 0erfafung BON Der IbroEfOlas
ousqtf6loTen. Der WtiniIt.r Oeritdns
oiqt, bitrDon osn Sol, no oisfs nit.
tcilun8 9roBs ll,b,rraihung un0 Be
l%tiir3unq b.rDorrisf oenn man bate
oielen ToG nift bsriidIi6tigt. GO
nur0t benin &0niqin 8ittorid troB
hires lciosno.n 53uItanoes ro6 Gnos
lano ii6,rq.fIbrt. no iie bat0 onruuf
zines prin3sn, oss 3bronsrben, ges
nds.
Di. foni9Iids Tamili. bate oisi:n
Oienit Dem Rabbi ME berg.iisn. Sra
tban N0Icr mur6e in bantbarer Na.
.srtsnnung ftines RotIdtaQss gum
Cb,rsRobbi BON gang GraIano cr'
nonnt uno Qriinosts q.piiiermnB,n
leIbit cine Rabbinet : Opnaitis. N5t
ieirem 3o6e tpurot Tsin Gobn 9r.
6ttmdnn Qoter sum Sber Rabti err
nannt. uno nie ftr Qlts, 70 srireut
iih ouf 'eiu Sohn Der ndrmItsp
Snmpettisn 0ss a9riNs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31

Rad or.j RiBernten a t.
I. btuer Ser 6ormer Wt. Gludto aus
Ser @sqeno bel Wdnning, N. o, .irt
Tieisrsrnte einQtbraht. Wdhreno er
,urSe 3eit abrtIsno mar, iebte Elm
nit 3~iinobol3ern Ipi,lenoes 3ino Die
Sheune in 9yano uno oieIe brdnnte
nit ibrtm Qan3en SuboIt bis duf b.1
8runo nitttr.
Der urQtp0bnli6e @.ra
tebr, oeI'eu ith lett eini9er .3eit oaS
Gbop Suep Rtitaurant oes GbinsIen
Vio Gee III Ga Grofs, IRIS, erfrsute.
uno Die frob,it' Stimmune, in ser
feline @dite. mejitens iiinsers 2eute
btiosyIei Gcihhhtes, oieIes perIieben.
haiti. Sic Noi3a ituBis semoht uno
10 icm e. odB 0ds 2otaI oes btntms
li'ttn Sohnt9 tines En9es osn pc
iUt oey Cer;a,,it bstam. Die fe'ts
iteIts. cab esr.n cine regclredte 5lu
i~.ertncj9t 9.faart lpuroe. Selblt
oie itldr''isn Gahen rrurocr oort IN
Eeetdunen psyl1pft, uno man fdne
Elm 5iemlt ttotuienoes Eager in
Bier. Nsin uno 2itGrsn Dor.
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ekg~ GfSem uno Suden sebeilt.

Die sIdttenbs, beilenbe Wiihuns in
Or. SObiOn'8 gtsem.S albe ourhortr9t
lsoe Yore Der Saut, fldrt oieie 0
alien unreinisteiten unb beieitist iofort
oos SUDDEN. Or. Sobion'S eczema
ointment 1T %sarantirt, l9nea @tjem,
Ralbes, &ingwurm, letter uub amber.
unanIebnIibs 9autausbride gu 6eiIen.
@cjema ointment lit baS Re5spt zines
NrSt.s, tein Experiment. Sci allen
N~pOtbetern obsr per Hoit soc. 8feifsr
Chemical Co., B~biIabelpbia unb ct.
2Ouis. .. Z. @rbart, Npotbe.
fer -NrS.
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Ninaro. orr SArut;crt

Ct fri'eutc uno 9artidnsioer
S'noenS habtr iU0 oo3 Sir, Qti,bt.
bic g9elt an pty1}u'itn; fe t,9su Il
itloi'cn, iIni.js taaycna Der 0an-
titrut9 nit Fem Roiicrmelier u-o
zen StcCen unoeroriihljte5 Sdlptj
gen 81 belQabyeu uno odnlit Die nur
oIl3u pislen 4unoeu lGi;ia ~aelpogpene
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31

Gin Sem Qunobritftrd'
ler &cFs 0ono BON y inter.
No.. deh6riscs Nfero puret ,e, ii
ui0tu 3d9tn In Der Ndhe 9on W,ouu'
VI m pcn eirem Wiloidrejn anae
a~r;fien unN NIT oeIen Fduo}dhnfp
oe,ortia 3ule-jhtet. oab Is Qetotei
'perNeu mlbtt. 5000 bate 0a3
Niero crit Dor tur3em fur $40
~sr!tdnoen.
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sanrpiaa Der y bic, burlington Il
Onincn Giienbahr.

Sabnbof: @de 2. unb BearlsS traBs.
@6rSlih fabrenSe 3Hsr.
:l5 " or9ens - no. AZ, Sbne0Auq rtah
Ct. 4auf unb Minneapplis.
$50 Nior9ens - 9p. 40, Oriental 9innteo
bdit nift III tIeineu Staticnen an.
$40 Vorntttags - go. So, Gotalaua nab
Ct. Haul uno N~iuneapplis.
5:45 Nohmittuys No. 81, NOrt5 Yqcifc
@rpreB, fobrt iiber Die ". Y. pon Min.
ueapplis aus.
Siiblidb fahrenbe Saae.
10 :05 3ahts - No. 4S, Sdneu,us nab
Chicago unb Ct. 4ouiS.
3:15 Na6ts - sto. so. Sdnelsus nod
Chicago.
l0:45 8prmitid9s - SO. "a, Noialsua.
1928 Nadmittass - go. SO, Shneusug
nab Chicago uno Ct. Houis, b1It mid
IN fIeinen Stntionen an.
t0;48 9tbenos - Rn. So. Gnneuaua uah
Chicago.
Hue Bulge fabren tdeIiH.
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SabrplaN nCT Green NGH
W,tIfern Giitnbabn.

babnbpf: @fe 8reen 8an StraBe uHo OF
Wprmor gpolp Ganoitrn6e.
I d d lit Wusnaam me- ne
g onntGa z.
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FEL llktHt fNblitttkH oO
Shreper. 8reiS 70 Gents.
Nabmaidinen.
Hie .Rorotern" Rdhmaihine go. / tptro
auf 5 Sabre Ihriitlib garantirt, ~3rop
beaos. Dehduie, extra feline Yolltur. ale
H~eueften 8erbeHerungeH. abiOlut bic bette
Rafhlne. bic Iur lr8eno e'nen *re's e..
hdltlih S2O
His .Rorblern~. Hdbmaihine go. 2, 9e'
non ME 9lO. 1. nur nit autbomatbIlhen
.3rou 0eao' .S27
Die -Aor6Itern"s Ndbnlaidine No. 3, IN
@ploen CAT t6ebdufe, nutbomatiidem
,gbain Git, 9uqelinger geitell mt
outhomatiIhfm .Belt Nepldcer", bohem
Urn, aebartete StnhltheiIe. ole nNttat}s
mentsS in SamIuetsaaltheu Cine CUTE
Raihlne 81 benz iebr billlgen Hrtis non
nnr ......... SiS
Die .Rorofern". g2ai6ine No. 4, genau iuIe
30. }. nur in 7ests Is nblnst 5orm, 1921
Nur nieie gaihinen lino abiolut garan'
tin. 9ie 5Sraht bat Der &Guler iu trngen
uno tie betrdgt pou SOC bis 81, Ie nab Der
TiItnns.
YIN Beisn ano SlherFtcu II es. bae @eIo pr
aapftnufpriiu "a (gRoRgp Grberl Bite bet Betutetiter
In seH stobsren SItihafttn %dnsltsuen iaRn ~ nteT
IeHeen u eri1 gut uuo iltlrr ltHb bic NIrreHf
aslur TUNA n Weid1e bic Ageuten IN allen sTprtH=
6tstioHeH GusitleR. ssenu man oas 8elb per BOT
snmsttHng ober per 9rpreBdnneliuHa ltttt, Y -
siht uethiDenbia. ben tetrefeabsR Bret regiittirrH Il
IaGea, msHu be aoreHe oeut,iti geihrtetca til Hegi
xan sassssn 8darge D in oen BTtef, 10 ioute btejer
ket4 r~egtfrirt lDefben. Hi liner gu ieta, odB o~erielbe
rintie aHtonmt. FUR StlbieHbungea IN etnfahem
Briefoericbj uns ii ernehreu MIR tfinerlei BeraatUort
iIAtsii. Jn Salt upH aoreBuetdaoeruugen DeraeRe
msH 10 niht. bic Gltt epeHio'poht fie bic HeHe
BsItsifee an5uss en-. bfan lont tonnen luir oeu Rda
meu IN ben Baderu gar ulhi fHbeu.
WonsasE rhsrs ourfeH Htdt, mte eas 10 oft %Geidieht,
ale perrnstRilthe GRitiuns iurndbehaittn ipers
ben. ioEberH iiH6 ben 6rieieH bet5utegtH.
7iefe 4%rdnuenIilte wiro pbne weiteIe
ROti8 Don 3eit gu Belt ergdnAt nno oernn'
bert, uRo oieie BreiIe rtdten lth nab Dem
itpeiligcn Nartuertb.
Gn,tiuug eriolgt uur ourh Aenoerung
bes 9atuus dui bent Nore6ltreifta.
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prdmien.Silte

Gin 1abr i'm poraus be'abIsnee
ubonnenten erhalten ie einen
Sbonen Haleneer ais pramie
aratis unS p%ortofrei. In Prd-
miem rms foteemee tur anspahl
porboneen:
Raturpppft, (onuon limb orei5ebn glum'
meTn eri6leneHl.
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prdnien oeoem ,lehr-
;ahlun0.
auMbuh.

6teiaer's beutih -, ameritaniides Rothbud
fir tleine TSomiIien. 80n NaloeIndr
Shreper. Rreis 70 Gents.
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@etreioc, WEBB mmo ,;ntter.
9Sreiie pcn u. Brums a. Son.
Snttcr ump Gier I'M @rusbanscl.
Nrfiie con YangoOn & Bono.

Hreiie uon Der Sawiep Com. 60.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
STOCKS Show BUT
LITTLE ACTIVITY
Union Pacific Shows
Strength, Due to Prom
isedMelOn Cutting.

New York, Sept. 27.-Aside from I'm
ion Pacific and Reading, both of which
scored material advances, there was
little activity in the stock market to-
day Trading was so narrow that sew
eral important issues did not appear
on the tape at all.
In the first half Of the session, about
so percent of the transactions were
made up of Union Pacific, Reading,
Amalgamated Copper and Steel The
demand for the two leading stocks in
fluenced moderate short covering, and
prices hardened somewhat toward the
close
The cause for the strength in Union
Pacific was the persistent rumor of
an impending melOn-cutting, although
official confirmation was still lack
ing.
Discussion in the street today dealt
mainly with political developments
and tendencies The reported deadlock
between the house and senate confer
ees on cotton future tax attracted most
attention because of the limited time
for passage.
Local bankers hope for some mod
iffcations in the bill before it passes
The bank statement was generally
satisfactory. despite the slight surplus
and cash gains shown, in view of the
large demands that the banks have
been called upon to finance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
BUOYANCY IS A
COTTON FEATURE
Almost New High Levels are
Reached; Texas Rains
Have Effect.
By Edward Low RanIett

Mex York, Sept. 27.-The cotton mar
ket opened buOyant and excited, and
almost new high levels were secured
The dominating influence in the early
trading were higher Liverpool cables
than expected, and the prospect Of an
UnfavOrable weather map for Monday
and Tuesday. TOday's map also show
ed continued and heavy rains in Texas,
extending to Louisiana It IS also a
fact that the week end statistics is
sued Friday night were very effective
in shaping sentiment
higher at the hour of the New York
opening. Early in the day October
sold at 1410: December 1895; Jan
1892, and March at 1892 From this
level there was some recession before
the close but the market was strong
throughout the day
The market has been strong during
weather reports have been better, par
ticularly for the eastern cotton belt,
and the movement of the crop has been
on more liberal scale
The action of congress on the option
bill has showed signs of more favor
able sentiment inasmuch as the most
radical features of the original Clark
dOned for the Underwood amendment,
which fixes reasonable grades for de-
livery on contracts for nominal tax
Another thing working definitely for
higher prices have Ceeu a disposition
to hold crop estimates in the 100000
bale class. Georgia and the Carolinas
alone have promise OF the crop equal to
or in excess of last year
In the cotton goods division of the
dry goods trade activity and firmneSS
prevailed. JoE5ers are very well clear
of accumulatiOns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
Thaw Prepares For
New MoUe by Jerome;
Mother Returns Home

Concord, N H, Sept. 27.-Harry r.
Thaw and his attorneys were IN con-
ference all day in preparation for an
expected new move by William TraV-
ers Jerome. The latter has been re-
ported in secret conference with the
district attorney of Duchess county
in regard to possible new indictment
against ThaW.
Jerome. who is coming here tomor-
row or Monday will it is believed, OPP
pose vigorously the Thaw motion OF
continuance of the eXtraditiOn hearing
until October 6. This extension was
granted by governor Kelker, but he
has indicated that if Jerome so de-
sires, he NAV insist upon greater
celebrity by the Thaw lawyers.
My mind will be made up very
shortly after the reception of the
Briefs" said the governor tonight.
My decision may be announced a day
Or two after the briefs reach me-"
Mrs. Thaw left Concord today to
close her summer home in Pennsyl-
vania. She is to return in a few days.
1t was announced today by the Thaw
lawyers that the proposed tax pay
ers' suit to hold up payments Of New
York state funds TO Jerome to enable
him to continue his fight to have
ThaW returned to MatteaWan would
not be undertaken.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
SOUP CAUSES MIXUP
AT POLICE STATION

Mounted policeman Charlie Henderson
got the soup intended for Dad Burnham
on his right leg Saturday afternoon.
Dad" Burnham, city Jail ianitor, is con-
fined to his room at the city Jail A
@trusty" was carrying a bowl of coup to
Dad" The 'trusty" passed through
the captain's headquarters and Hender
son. seated on a chair, was in the way.
The soup bearer stumbled over. the
mounted man. The bowl caTeened, final
" tipping over, its boiling hot contents
striking Henderson on the right leg. Just
above the ankle. The soup ran down
into his shoe. and the policeman howled
with pain.
The frantic efforts Henderson made
in getting his shoe off, resulted in the
shoe flying in one direction and his sock
in another. The spur which was at
tached to the shoe struck mounted police
man V. Simpson over the right eye, in
flicting a slight cash. Henderson was
hurried into the emergency hospital room
at the station where his burned leg was
attended to.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
ASSAULTED
BY MEXICAN YOUTHS
AasauIt to Murder Charge Is Fiiea
AV-,i-z4 Three Messenger Boys
Who Are Arrested
n Police.

An assault to murder charge was
lodged against three Mexican boys
Saturday night following an assault
mon John Gallagher, private OF oat-
terv c OF the Sixth artillery The ar
tilIeryman was declared to be IN a
critical condition by DR.. Frank Lyneh
Saturday night
The assault occurred in an alley be
tween Broadway and oregon SlreS IS
on Fourth street The soldier was at
tackled from behind by Mexican boys,
three of whom were arrested Those
arrested were Enrique Lopez, J. Gomez
and Ralph Bauer.
The soldier was struck in the back
of the head with a half brick and two
deeD gashes were cut in his back, one
penetrating almost TO the heart he
was also cut IN the face, Just over the
right eve with a knife.
Constable Domingo MOntoya, Fred
DeIgadO and T. GirOn, who happened TO
be near the scene of the assault on Of
fetal business, heard the shouts of the
soldier for help and ran TO his assist
ance- They overlook three heLcanSs
but the others escaped
Gallagher and the boys were taken
to the police station in the patrol wa
gOn. The GeXicans were dOcketed on
the charge of assault to murder and
the soldier taken TO the emergency
hospital at the station His unifOrIR
was covered with blood from ths
wounds. and his uniform was slashed
where the Mexicans had cut him. Cal
lagher will be removed to the post
hospital if his condition viii warrtnt It
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
BUYING POWER IS
LACKING IN CORN
Better Buying Features
Wheat; Markets in North
west Steadier.
BY Iohn z. Pritchard.

Chicago. Il, Sept 27.-It was said
on the board of trade today that the
lack of buying power on the Septen-
Der corn futures for the past few days
was a reflection of the fact that good
sized private settlements have been
made between the longs and shorts IN
the September futures.
The closing up of the gap IN the
September futures and the fact that
there is a naticeGJie falling off IN
the demand for that month, was be
Iieved in corn circles to have been at
least A partial result of the heavy
liquidation of the entire list
Corn showed further losses OF 4 % s
cents today. but there We're gOOdly re-
actions and advances from the bot
tom prices reached
Higher temperatures are expected oy
the weather bureau, and in case the
sunshine continues, the movement OF
corn will begin on large scale
There was better buying IN wheat
today, the undertOne was strong
er and final prices Of the day ~Were
Is n q cents higher
Northwestern markets showed
steadier tone Canadian wheat moved
in large quantities this week, the to-
tale receipts at Winnipeg being SI44
cars or $500 cars in excess OF IKE
period last year
oats closed fractiOnally better. Casn
transactions here were only 1oV'OUo
There was lack Of trade in provis-
ions. including not only the futures but
the cash article as well
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
4 Star Carrier for The
Herald at. Clifton is
L. r. BroyIes's Pet Dog

This is a picture of a Herald carrier.
of Clifton. Ariz. He is owned by l. r.
BrOyles, teamster for the Shannon
Copper company, who lives one mile
and a half from the pOstOffice- Each
day, when the train arrives, Mr.
BrOyles sends the dog to the post
office and he comes back with his
copy of The Herald which he receives
each day On one occasion The Her
aid was sent out without any red
headlines and the dog refused to have
it. Another time an attempt was made
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
GREET GETS SOUVENIRS
OF G. a. R. ENCAMPMENT

Capt ". D. Greet SATURDAY. received
from Maj. w. J. Bass, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, several handsome badges and EN-
blems worn during the encampment of
the G. A R.. in that city. Mai. Bass
was the grand marshal of the parade of
the veterans. He sent Capt. Greet the
emblems he wore on that occasion. Mai.
Bass is a Spanish American war veteran.
He is colonel of the cavalry militia of
Chattanooga.
On his way to Los Angeles. Calf. last
summer. the major stopped over in FL
Paso to visit Can't. Greet. GTeet's form
er home Is in Chattanooga.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
4 CHANGE AT THE HOTEL PASO
DEL, NORTE

Mr. s G. Humphreys. President, has
Just returned from a tour OF the Pa
cific coast visiting and inspecting all
the leading hotels in that part of the
country. On his return he brought an
entire kitchen crew The chef and
French pastry man who have reputa-
lions in Europe as well as the United
states, are artists in their line, in
surfing the best OF everything in the
culinary science, and the management
invites criticism on their work.
During the summer the entire ar
rangement of the catering department
has been rearranged and reOrganiZed,
thereby giving service uneXce1ed by
any hotel in the United States, barring
none. a force of decorators have been
working all summer on the interior and
all equipment has been adjusted.
The above with an entire new organ
liza alton, insures the patrons Of the PASO
DEL NORTE full value Of their exxpen-
ditures and FL PasO a hotel to be proud
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
Fashionable Woman
Is Becoming Like Egg
Says Paris Artist

Paris, France, Sept 27-"FashiOn-
able woman is becoming more and more
like an egg is the dictum of a we'll
known Paris artist. The latest modes
all tend in the same direction of re-
duced shoulders and enlarged hip-line.
The woman of tOday-is proving the
truth Of SchOpenhauer's statement that
Woman is an animal with narrow
shoulders and large hips. made TO be
beaten, well fed and kept a prisoner
Woman, with her bare shoulders. swell
ing tunic and draped skirt. looks for
all the world like an egg balanced on
the big end"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
COFFEE MARKET is
STRONG AND ACTIVE

New York. Sept 27.-The coffee mar
l5et was very active again today and
an the later deliveries made new hlgh
records. due to the strength OF the
good buying. Havre closed = "a =
Sie-ber and Hamburg finished up Z a
u pig Rio gain IS refs, white santos
was 80 reis dearer- No RIO = q
q The close was steady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28

to fool him by giving him another
paper but even the dog knew that
it was not the real live newspaper
Of the southwest and refused to carry
it to his owner.
Mr.. Broyles says that several years
ago, while he was carrying express
matter from the office of the express
company to the Shannon Copper com
pany, a package fell off the wagon
He did not notice that it was gone
but the dog jumped on the seat and
kept tugging at his coat sleeve until
he got down. The dog then led him
back to the place where the package,
containing several hundred dollars, lay
in the road. The dog received an extra
large dinner of chicken bones for his
reward.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-28
LINCOLN OF
BOOTH: ILL AT So

Jersey City, n. J., Sept. 27.-Bishop
Thomas Bowman, of the Methodist
Episcopal church, who vainly warned
president Lincoln that he was in dan
ger, is seriously i'll at the home of his
sOninlaW.
Bishop Bowman is 90 years old. He
was chaplain of the senate during the
Lincoln administration. His attention
having been attracted by the strange
behavior of John Wilkes Booth when
ever the president visited the capitol,
he warned the president.