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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22
MONEY AND METALS
lew YORK MARKET.

NEW DIRK MARkEIs
CBy Associated Press.)
New York. n. Y, Jan 22.-Money on
call steady, 202& percent
Time loans, weaker; so days, 81 O
percent; 80 days, 4; six months, 464A
Close: Prime mercantile paper, AZ
as percent
Commercial bills, 4s2K.
Bar silver, 62%.
Mexican dollars, 40.
Copper, firm; standard spot to Feb,
Tin. firm; spot 5o45 a5Os5; Jan. 5e4s
Lead. quiet: 425@435.
Spelter, quiet: 7200730-
Iron, unsettled. No. 1 Northern, 1850
@lSO0; No Northern. 1SOO01S50:
No Southern, 1925 q 1900; No. 1
Southern, soft. 1925 01S75.
St. Louis Lead and SDeIter.
St Louis, No, Jan Plead, firm;
Spelter, weak: 7O5.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican mOney-El PaSO Quotation.
Mexican pesos CEi PasO buying
Mexican currency Gel Paso buying
price, 491ze-
Exchange Getty of Mexico) 1854
FL PasO smeIter Quotations.
Bar silver. 62%.
Copper (Wire bars) 1880.
Copper Cathode Gets. per Id 1925.
Lead IN. Y. sales price, AS.
Lead (LOndOn) f17, 81, de.
Weekly Averages.
CDouglas Smelter QuOtatiOns)
Bar silver, 63.4f
Copper Cwire bars) 1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22
SEATTLE DETECTIVE wounds MAN
BY MISTAKE. Is CONRTrErE.n

- Seattle, Wash, Jan. Pm J. Nc
Nance, a city detective, was convicted
wounded Leslie Pepper. recentiv f-Om
Anderson, No. McNamee mistooIz the
room IN which Pepper and has brother
were sleeping for one in which he ex-
peeted to find a burglar for whom he
was looking He broke in and shot
Leslie when the youth protested
An ordinance fOrbidding the police
u break into houses or rooms without
warrants passed the council but was
Netoeo by the mayor. The council
passed 1 tower the veto and Il VIII be
I!natly passed upon by the voters next
March under a referendum petition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22

New York, " Y, Jan. 22-Specula-
tors on the long side of the market
operated more confidently today in the
belief that the weak spots had been
eliminated by recent liquidation Con-
fidence was strengthened by the fall
ure Of yesterdays demonstration
a supply of stock awaiting a market.
Continued ease of money and favor
able factors in the home and foreign
trade situation fostered the develop
ments Of a more optimistic feeling
Buying operations were conducted in a
large number of stocks with sUbstan-
tial gains in investment as well as
speculative issues.
Bonds were firm.
Fractional recesSiOnS from the best
brought back some stocks to about a
level with yesterdays closing, includ-
ing Union Pacific, Reading and Steel
Standard stocks developed a much
better tone in the latter part of the
day and there was some inquiry for
shares which have recently been IN
der pressure. particularly Rock Island
preferred. Business in the main was
Of small proportions and trading was
extremely quiet at intervals.
The market closed strong. Greater
strength, breadth and activity were
shown in the final 10 minutes Of bust
ness than at any other time during the
session. News of the acceptance by
Turkey Of the peace proposals brought
large orders for both accounts into the
market and prices went up at a rapid
rate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22
B4CTCbE RACES
CONGRATULATIONS

Something new for the public tonight
at the Auditorium There viii be a
three mile bicycle race. Already fve
entries have been made An interest
ing and exciting race viii happen To-
morrow night Thursday the creased
pig chase viii happen. More fun than
a circus. The one who catches the pig
gets the prize. On Friday nights the
delightful dances occur, all for the
same price OF admission 1t happens
a. Lhe Audltnr-urn "A dEartisansnL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22

II tho GOOD F'eloWshiD banquet e
Wcstmiuster Presbyterian church,
thursday night. Rev. Perry J. Rice viii
make an after dinner speech on the
subject originally asssigned TO l. A.
Dale, Mr. Dale being detained from.
the city. The subject assigned is. The
Part That the Churches Can Play in
The Euture DeveLoDment Of Fl Pas0."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22
sHIP's STEWARD AND CLERN

Vancouver, b. c., Jan. 22-RespOnsi-
bility for the seven deaths which re-
suited from the loss of the steamer
Cheslake, which sank at Wanda was
fled upon chief steward George Booth
and freight clerk Gilbert NauN OF the
steamer today by the corOner's jury. lt
was charged sleeping passengers had
not been aroused in time TO escape.
The pilot and captain were exOaerated
from blame.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22
WOOL,
st. Louis

st. Louis Wool. Close.
St Louis, No, Jan 22-WOoI steady
Territory and western mediums. 51
29s me mediums, 1890; fine. 13RIZ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22
COTThN

New York Cotton. Close.
New YORK, n. Y Jan. 22-Cotfou-
1900; middling gulf, 1925. Sales 503
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22
NEW STRENGTH
SHOWS IN STOCKS
Buying Operations Are Con
Quoted in a Large Num-
Der Of Issues.

. NOTE-Al Market news on 9
9 this page reflects closing sale q
. prices (unIess buy or bid be q
. specified) on Wednesday, jan =
. uary p.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22

The ordinary cost of a want Ad IN
the Fl PasO Herald is 25 cents. It
reaches an average Of about 10000
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22
UNT.ISTED STOCKS
ans RY phone

The ordinary cost of a want Ad in
the Ell Paso Herald is % cents It
reaches an average Of about 70, 900
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22
Announcements


hereby announce myself as a can
didate for mayor of FL Paso at the
coming election, subject to the action
of the Democratic primaries, and So
licit the support Of my friends and the
public c E Kelly.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for treasurer Of FL PasO at the
coming election, subject to the action
of the Democratic primaries, and So
Hcit the support Of my friends and the
public. Lamar Davis.
I hereby announce myself as q can
didate for assessor and collector Of FL
PasO at the coming election, subject
to the action Of the Democratic pri-
maries, and solicit the support Of my
friends and the public.
David F. Sullivan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22
- ROOMS

y ROOMS
On car line and only five
blocks from center Of
town. All rooms complete
" furnished and occupied;
large transient trade; rents
for $50 per month for s
months in the year and SIS
per month for 3 months in
the year; 8 year lease. Net
income of $3.50 monthly.
Price $3.50.
Ramey Bros.
9Th Floor Amer. Bank Bldg.
Phone 61S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22
Too Late to Classify

N~O~D~~-~-~-~-~-~~-~ -~-~-~-~~~-~-~---~-~~ =
AZ FEET IMPROVED on stanton 81
ID. G. HeIneman, 200 Mills st.
ron S4TF-NODERN r. COTTAGE.
on south front so foot lot Bliss St
Price S225O; good terms
Austin & MARI,
Sole Agents.
phone A25O 304 San Antonio St.
IT WILL PAY YOU
To see Eoufz q ZInizIer before selling
or buying. Phone 1106. 11S N Stan
ton St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
beautiful south front lots. block
"a, East Ell Paso, on Tularosa St Price
Austin & Mari,
Sole Agents.
Phone 1850 304 San Antonio St
YOU DON'T HAVE To BE AN
EXPERT ON REALTY VALUE
To see that this new s room bungalow,
on paved street, near high school, Is a
pickup at $4,000: one glance will con-
vince you. Attractive terms.
TObin Real Estate Trust Co.
BOOMING HOUSES
Can get bargains in slightly used Iron
Foutz & zinkIer.
New and I'd Hand Furniture Dealers.
113 n. Stanton. Phone 1905
ROOM BUNGALOW
JUST COMPLETED.
In East El PasO. south front 40 foot
lot. This beautiful home has hardwood
floors in every room. builtin bookcases
and buffet, large sleeping porch and
cemented basement room; lot is fenced
and has large coal shed We have a
very low price on this home and can
make easy terms.
Phone 1850. SO4 San Antonio st.
FINE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
high" This is well established
grocery, hay and grain business, now
paying. A bargain for cash, or viii
consider trade for irrigated farm or FL
PasO property. Write c. W. Moore,
5O9 Caples Building, FL Paso, Texas.
NEW BUNGALOWS.
Several and ; room bungalows now
ready for inspection, VIII be finished to
suit you" Small cash payment down
and the balance in small amounts to
suit your pOcketboOk.
These are bungalows not Bungles-"
See Z. r. Billings, Manager Inv. Dept
carbohydrates Realty Co.
ROOM DOUBLE HOUSE.
EASY PAYMENTS.
Only $500 down and $40 a month, in
Guiding interest, viii buy this house
which ought to rent for $40 per mo.
Price $500. Like giving it away.
Jay +. Knox.
20S Mills st. Phone S4S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22

AA The Association Of Amer
s sStA{ef iean Advertisers has ex.
! @g amiaed and certified 70
The circulation cf this pub
; heation. The figures Of circulation
: contained N the Aosociatiop's re-
pert only are guaranteed. (
ASS9daGsa of American ADVERTISERS !
Ne 79 Wzitsssll Bldg. h 7. City I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22

FOREIGN BUSINESS OFFICES.
The John Budd Co.. Brunswick
Building. New York; Tribune Building,
Chicago. III, and Chemical Building,
St Louis. Mo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22

TELEPHONE COMPLAINTS EARLY.
Subscribers falling to get The Herald
promptly should call at the Office or
telephone No. 203O before $50 p. m.
All complaints viii receive prompt
attention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-22

-~~~~~-~-~---~~~S~-~--~~0
FOR SALE-Ron top desk and chair,
used 4 months. Write 217, Herald
FOR SALE-Contents of s room house:
house for rent: steam heat: modern;
close in; rooms occupied by business
men. G. ". Herald.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-24
SiGtorud.

Niht pnn benz betannten 8erfaps
rem, 3idtorudbiIber ber3uitellen. foa
bier Die Reoe iein. %ionosrn bon BEN
Druid. ben 2i6titronIen ouf bic Fl:
itroblte 6ldde ousiben. Wir ipiIs
len ia, bnb jeosr bon i%rgenbein,t
Gihtquelle ous9ebsnoe Gid)tftrnhl Elm
QetberbombarOemCnt b%ebeutet. cine
idpingenoe getpegung oes olIerfeins
item. ben gan5eu Weltroum erflinena
ben Stoffes. oes i~ogenannten Qi4ts
dtbers. Die 8ermutung lit9t nobe,
buB iolh Elm Gidtiirobl bober ebens
10 auf cine beIeudtenoe 6ldde britt
ten muB, pie etrDo cine obgei6oIsns
6lintentuqel ouf cine getroffene
platte brlidt. Gineu bernrtiQen Qi6ts
Drud nermutete bereit8 SepIer Dor
etlpo 300 Snbren, 4ber erft in IN
Ierer 3eit 1T es nit ben empfinolt
den Ulitteln fsiner Qoborotpriumsz
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unD Come berri6snoen Nnsiebdnes.
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qroben fFldhen. Tebnen mir bel.
~lpielspeiie cine Glihe BON 100000
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erqibt iih Elm 2ibtorud BON 5000
3entnern. 8emer;bor moht fi6 ODER
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feline 9eiihen bonoclt. bel benen bic
Wniie uno oementlprehent aud bic
4n3iehunqstroft qtqcniiber Der ODE,
fIdhe Qering II. Gle meroen gum
9eifpieI bic Gus feinitem Gtuube
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hen. Quh fir iroiide @erbdltniTe
1ibt ss elm febr bubbles Experiment.
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renpuIbsr BEG 9ooiIpiI3e3 beite6t,
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fevfornhen bes gcpi'itoubss ourt
osn Qihtbrut fortasbtoIen merneu
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zen Wcttraum bfdf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-24

ti.nt ,ttpo pisrssbn Gage in befpubts
Io',m 2uituno, qsIsgsn hattie. purbe
er 0nmohlih nieoerhereeffsllt. Die
intsreHants fraoe nor nun sic, tpels
den @iufIuh Der @trluit zines 70
Qrohen EeilS ner NirumoFe auf bic
nsiitiQsn FGhjnteiteu oe5 iurosn
W}dnnss ho5su wliros. Sine Cab
mrnQ trot iihsrbaupt rid6t rim. O0s
@eoGhtui8 Itien unotThp11t 8u
itju. DIS EpretpermGaeu urn Der
G'eiihtsFun hl+teu chsr trhebfih oes
Iitten. uno ne TGhir'eit bes Qnti,ne
ten. @rAHabsn III tnmbjnieren. rno
oGmit oush o,s @ernoQsn. 2u I,ien
rro 81 'd1rtibcn, nor beoeutsno Qs-
ftirt. E2jt oer Mrst As5 Natispten,
Tr. Fr0oerTrnm. mitteiIt. III bic
@e7erp'lq nGbyeno oes Iebten Sab
res nrh meter fcrtqsThrittfr @Ioms
crjit Bat pen eirem Eoubtumrsrs
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ten uro ipnnhi i'm Ehre;ber oIs
i'm Qe'eu erhebIih' Hortihritte ue
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SouhItnmmenlehrer. SEER Sruouer.
b~eubfdtiden. eiuosheuoe @erihte
iiber ons Tprtihreitsn be$ @srts
'unaspro2eFeS unb iijer Die ntrIdiss
oenen intereFouteu Nha'en besielbsu
an psroFfentIihen. 9ieTsr Soae hat
@lnmouiIt pru Ieinem GItsrnhnuS
ous, mo er fit oeoeupGrtid oufhdlt,
sinen Brief on Tr. TroherHr6m oss
fhrisben: Ser Brief 1T freilih mr.
tneri0e 2ei'en Iona uno nnu 10 or
thoQrnphiIdeu FehIern; bod seuot st
oHu FINER srhehIihen 2uudtme hes
Ghreibnerm0dens beS W0tienien. Der
@ater 9lnmouiIt8 ftreibt oIsihseitia
on Rem Mrat, bot bns MaQemsirbs.
Fireeu Teines Sphnes red)t out 'et;
rur 1.-The his'er sufpeileu st>ros on
@sb6htnisFhlrG6e uno on elmer ouf.
fnGereen Wort g Mrmui: es perurios
he inn oroRe Miibe. bic eiuatlnsr
@rhFoben m Worter auTommer'r.
fiiden: er rriiHe. nm oies nm 8i tSus
ren. hie 6iIFe ieinsr fIeinen Sc
Ihmifte~ in Wn'oruh nehnrn. @lom.
Quilt bermoo ~fiirse.s 2~ritnaesorti.
lei AZ IeT'n uro orFauToTen: fobaIS
cb'r fomrli3'srters Troosn. ttro pos
Iiti'fer rher relioio5er Nnf"r. behnne
o'It insreeu. o%erfoot m,iitens 'sin
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Die reftsTeis
tine N"Ti+tsFeIohS'fte zines isben Mus
oes III fI'no oehI,ehen. Tr. TrUe
berHr0m III ber @niht. nnB @fome
ouit sfnur immer %npoTibe br'ibsn
irsroe. onh irtrht fh 'r'n 3uftonb
ieoenfaTIs f~orttpGhreno bsTern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-24

b.rdrtieen Sur. Rubiees Wetter,
milot, niht gu fsutts 2uit nit mos=
IiAit glsidm0biger 5,mpsratur, feine
olSu briidenoe 0ibs fino Die @runbs
beoinqunqen elmer erfoIgrei6en Sir.
Gonne uno MGrme Iino unbeoinqt e-=
foroerli6. Die Route ie.bIt of m0e=
liait lang fein. Dc ii6 bic 8ur ouF
Mondte .ritreden fou. Sine Inter
brehuna Der Ssereiis lam nur il
0Gfen Qsideber, IN oenen aiiniiiqe tli-
mutif6e @er9GitniT. an Qanb porIies
GEN. Sir ole 5abrt iino nur S9iffe
nit grpBsn. luftigei &a6inen 81 fpGb-
len. Die WjnceitqroBe bts 6hifIes
fol 5000 Gonn&n b.trdqsn. Camp
Ter. Die mebr Gl3 16 WIejlen %Iaufen.
lino ipe9en ib,er itdrten 8ibrdticn
uno dud1 aus dnbersn 8rijnoen fir
meoisiniIhe 3pfde nidt geeignet. Die
9roben llntoIten gcItattsn nur ipobl-
tabenosn 2euten oerartige 3tiien al
MAIDEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-24
Nnbrnna nnb GnrmtGtiafcit.

Den GinfIub bsri6isosnartiasr
Rdbrunq auT bic Oarmt1ti9teit bat
rsneroings Or. s. aretidmar in
5r1ntfurt a. ~. i'm Rontq,nbilb
tontronisrt. Sine 0srfuhsperIon
na6m einraI cine ~rei3loie aoYt 3u
lf, Die aus W}ith, @iern, Meblipeis
ZEN. gttod)tem, peibsm 6IeiIh. Cups
rem, g9tib6rot u~6 9rtier teTtann, in
eintm dnbereu 0erfuf fam eine gros
be aoit CUR %nncnturq. bic 9rdut.
robes unb aetoflte8 Ot't. Riuhtrs
wdren. @uttsrmi'h unb fdurs Wi'd
ouFpies. geioe Walc pur0e oIsihz
3sitiQ n'r in Der Rintosnurterfu6unq
he's Wa1enharmtdnoTs itiihe Bret
oer1brsiht. Der bnrh 8eirsnqun9
pm Wjsmuforpb, garinm'uIf1t fir
B0rtQen'trohlen un6urGf+tiq IN. SO
4sicts Ff. ROB oisfer @rei. o,Ien
HcrpGrisriidcn man i'm R0ntdenbiIo
0endu oerfolotn farm. u"ter tsr bic
Tdrmtensotnn u%ursq'rhsu WNirfnuq
oer oroten Gof in fehs Gtunotu
A'~T'f6sn a7s, au~7~ocIsot bate. M.
fe; Der rei3foTen qcIt in 2rnnaia
GtunN'r. Fs eronh ~, dfTo. oons
ssr bishsriosr Grfohrrna sntFnres
+er6 mie osrfhiebsror'i1 Nis Nor.
%A1uVrq hlrh Sic on tsrinFluRt
'0'rher torn. ne erFcI1e mnnh.r
Ni7'e'iF+sr our Fi"Nen r. nnFs neue
cine piHsn'h1tfi+e N~e7riirNuN1.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-24
Eeereiien bel Gnngenfntnrrbeu.

R~suerbiugs piro he Gs:Fa9tt, bic
irl6,r al8 gsiabrIiA fir 2tten uno
Oefunobeit gait. o.8 mcternsr 0cil'
fattor Bel Dislsu 9rart5ettsn benubt
SnsbtiorDer, aud 5ur 4u5bsiiung o,r
QnianQsitooitn ber Qun9eatut>rtuios
Zen pirD cine Gesreii. our Pah.u,
isbr t~mpFobl,n. geioer metetn babsj
bdufig grobt G.btsr gsmodt, ME Or
0elttamp ndbreno i.inet ortijI0r Gen
1dti9tsit ais Shiifsar3t 6eobntitn
tonnts. Gsraoe biniidtlid Der Gln
qsntranten 1T oi. orobts Yoriiht &c
botsn, ei9,ntli6 redtfsrtigsn nur te
its6snbs Jtspoiition. bei nod uitt
ausgeb. otensr arontbsit, oosr bsreits
gum Stiaitanb gstommsne grtran
lung BEL nod 9~enigsuo piheriIanos
fd6igen Qotursn Ten 9eriuh sit,t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-24
Antrcibcn Der HiIanscn NIT @abr.
ialSIGiuuacn.

Die itei9enben @niprihs an be
0eriorauna bes Wartte5 nit bliiz
benoen 8Iumen in ben Wintermona=
len fiibrt gu INNER neuen 0trfuher.
oi, bisber iiblihen gartntriFhen
2reibperfabren wsiter aus3ubauen
uno 81 psreinfoden. Nm befonntcz
ten lit ons %iogenonnte Ieifer=8 ers
fobrsn; in n%sutiter 3eit mirb es
oielfuh nurd) has WormtonNerboa
ubQel0ft. SIN Iesten Sabre madt.
audi Die @~erIsbun9ss uno Snisttionss
metbobe piel pon iih r.ben. Sn ets
mem 6ahblott fhilbert nun Cation
Elm neues 0erfobren. oaS negen fei=
ner Ieidten Nnipenoborttit 3rsifeIIps
tolo arobs 8srhreitung srldngcn niro.
0ur6 GinitsIIsu in cine Gnopf6e
NGbriolSIoiung lpuroe bel 6lierer=
snsiaen ons 8noTp.rpohStum in
or,i5ebn 3d4sn. ole &npipentr.hunJ
in Iieb3ebu 9oqen uno bi. 8Iattsnts
FnItuna in nhtSebn 2nQcn berporees
rufer, pdhreno oieic Griheinunaen
beim ginStsII.n Der 3peiQe in rsin.s
Wofer erft in 80, beam. SO be5tu. As
Sn0en eintroten. 8et Mnipenouno
zines tombiniertsn 8erfnbrsns - oref
9nde Ionoe8 9rodntn Der 3fpeiqe in
cinem Wnnbfhront bel : 26 @roo
Gellius unb nohberiQes GtnIt.ll,n in
Snpp1he Q6funo nuroe 5iisbe;
fhpn inntrhnlb feds Soatn Gil boiler
9lottsntfoltunq peronlobt. Muh nit
nnbersn 6~olSQepdhTen ME qinbe.
6oinbude. 8IutbaItI unb fooor Rc.a
buhe, oui bic @ether uno Wormboo
gar tsinsn GinfIub haben, puroen
nItih oiin'tioe GrdsbniTe trsielt.
9isf. oiinitiQe Mirtung ertIdrt 6h
burh folasnhe Gymdouna: bic pflona
sen nebmen inn NnHer e.loite Rdhr.
ftoffe aus BEN 9loo.n ouf. Die
Srnnfpirotion Der 9IGtter bient Der
6sbuna hes WoHe~s in Der pflon3e.
SIN b~IottIoitn 2utonbe niro bic
3ronipirotion foIt oons untsrbunben
unb el.ihaeitio ouh bo8 Woherouf4
nobmeptrmDoen Der MurseIn q%erinoer.
Dies fiibrt unter oIeif3eiti1er 0ers
minberunq Der iibri1sn Wohstumss
6eoinounqen gu elmer Rubeptriob..
Wsrben nun NdbrioIat burh bic
9nopfh. 26fune 3uasfiibrt, 70 fheis
men boburd bic Sermsnte gu ftdrtes
r,r Sdtigteit onoer,Qt 3u nsrben.
5iir bic aGrtn'rifh. Qrorts beIona
bers nidtiQ 1T es. bob bel sinem
@erTud nit eirer 3opfpiIonat (iopos
niThe eide burd bic NdhrfoI3sus
Fubr cine @ertiirTrna Der Ruh.3.it
nm oht bis n.un Wcden tr3i.lt purs
be. Grlftsu bic lpeitertn gerTuds.
bic notiirIid noh onasTtelTt tperben
uiiFen. qIsi6 Qiinfti9 ousFolIsn. 70
mare in Der 3ot Elm io:ol.s 9reiba
mittst osfun6en, 3umol Iih biz auopz
1he NGhrfolaI6'rnq leift bsr'telfeu
IGbt. Gie bsItebt aus pier 9eil.n
folpeterioursm 8nIt uno ie sin.m
Yell ThtpsfelIoursr MogneIio. ioIpea
%ts-Taurem aoli uno pbospborioursm
aali.
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Sin halbes @eGirn.

5n GtodboIm .reigreie fi6 in
Gommsy 1911 Der ~f,Iiens So, onf
,jn 5ur militdriihen llebung .inQs
3oQsnsr junetr Wann. Elm 5ono.
I~un9sas6ilF., rorsns BIomquiit. in.
folqs tines 7ttllhuFts. in bic Ghl0
e sins b,b.ut,nos W}enas eet 6ir1.
moTe perior uno 3rpar in Der 8rob'
siner qstoQten fauh. Mon bis!'
GsntFun1 oss uncId4fi4cn fir Gus
eeitl Fer. T}tr'nurriaerrsi'e r7l
ara 70 o6er tsy 6si!uuaspro3e5 bro
bsionoers pinIti1. IS g%eIan1. bj
autsj mittsls ~cecrGtirsn Gir1rjii
3u eniierReu, uno nuAoem Der "a
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q / # soeqtrp ort.
@fmisrsnhirtltor mod elmer umQss
por'tusn 0ortsfnn9): rShimsn Se
id. SER pboItopp. Dag e MD
nal 70 nisl G,ihssoeqsnp1yt bsiaa
zen, ru6iQ ofsens rsiter 3u iprsten.
1Is Hhr Nortncr T,ten Sizes! Od
ror i6 &c in msiner Su9sn0 Elm
7noerer 9ert, Csnmol ajnQen 1'rooe
IN Der SouptT3srs in Der ih DEN
0sloen i~pislts. Sic Qoupsn aug, neil
Is Cst aGe mar. Wer bielten inne.
6ronntrn fe inisoer an. I'M id ia9t:
III mein,m Qortrsr. ols tp6rs isber,
tnuot niIht poFiert; ~qRie freie i'd
aid Gis p;;Ssr 3u Idb'n. I'M 10
foi,lttn mir unIdsnisrt psiter.."
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Spn DR.. Henry Lindlahr, Gbica9u.
llcberiidt oes erftcn Sbc.Ies:

funS Der Sp5Bin9 elmer nit Serofulofe bINkn camille, btm fr Kmeheh u6 0n9mo
aurbm0 Rranfbitm u0P autmf+l&SS rh$nmatSn, mnhas mShHo DC ,smr Ms S"%tIEnt
bampuprn ub Sabsn untn4addt sntuifAnf lib ONf afuNn Kanfehna urndht9 gu hronNtNn
SMn prhR6urQ Dirt
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Qeue= du= uatur- unc
ScilfuuSe.

Git AriiitI unier oieier Auhrif limo lehrreit
uRo imtereidnI, N Ihren NuHiuhyuu0en
uno ShluBfolatru IaeH r%eyraitntiren
III abcr offers Mat Ole AUilnien Dee
6elaHpheitsrdths
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;an5 sins ppn 3eit
gu 3ett 5u Dem
suten alien SAINT
%lienarst. Der 10 Pit
feline &lnoertranf.
beitsn e
bate. Die Bera'
ibun9en swii6en
9ottpr uno Yas
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-02-13
Better Than
Spanking

Spanking will not cure childrenof
wetting the bed, because it is not
habit but dangerous disease. The
g. H. Rowan Drug Co., Dept. 1925,
Chicago, ILL.,, have discovered a
strictly harmless remedy for this
distressing disease. To make known
its merits they will send soc pack
age securely wrapped and prepaid
absolutely free TO any reader OF
The Index. This remedy also cures
frequent desire to urinate and in
ability to control urine during the
night or day in old or young. The
G. H. Rowan Drug Co. is an Old
Reliable house, write to them today
for the free medicine. Cure the af-
flicte members of the family. then
tell your neighbo and friends a.
bout this remedy.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-02-13
Died While Fa@rine.

King Hill, Feb. 11.-Miss Clara
Foy, aged AZ, school teacher, dice
February from starvation, hav-
Ing taken no food, IL is claimed.
for 40 days. 1t is alleged that Miss
Toys fast was due to the advice
OF her physician, DR.. Smith, a local
doctor, who, however, claims that he
merely suggested the treatment ard
that Miss Foy followed it OF her
own accord. A coroners inquest,
following an autopsy performed by
DR.. McCalla of Boise. resulted in
verdict OF death from Starvation.
Miss Foy, who was popular here,
had been troubled with stomach
trouble. She consulted DIR. Smith,
and 1t is said. upon his advice, alb
stained from food from December 20l
up to the time of her death, per-
Tod OF 40 days. Friends, becoming
worried over her condition, sent forl
a physician from Glenns Ferry a
bout week ago, and upon the ar
rival of her fathe from Meridian, al
few days later, he sent for DIR. Nc
Gala OF Boise, who gave them no
nope, and the patient died the next
lay.