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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-02-25
An Adaptable WindniIi.

a windmill with i've widely separat.
ed vanes has been adopted for irrlga-
ton purposes in Italy's new posses
sfons n Africa as the only kind that
VIII Withstand high winds and at the
same time work In light breezes.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-02-25
Rosalind peered from the window an

Rosalind peered from the window an
instant.
BEN" she cried breathlessly.
there's father and mother. and they're
driving old Becky. How dear they all
Look
So the train rumbled on after bring
ing back to Putwold village two OF
her children who had gone out into
the world to seek wealth and happi-
ness only to come home and find it
there after all
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-02-25
Musical Note.

An hold Oaken Bucket sort Of poet
concludes poem, An 50 love the
old piano STILL We all like It still.
People with old pianos should make q
note Of this. New Orleans Picayune.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-02-25

Sheep.
Reliable statistics show that sheep.
are relatively free from diseases dan
gerOuS to man
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-02-25

Tirss Of Horse Hair.
4 Horsehair automobile tires have bsaA
patented BY French inventor.
Evening star., 1914-01-25

science or fear A bad combination, Mr.. Lester Bad
There was no friend tell any better. The only
ones had the saloon and gambling house keepers
The only enemies l had the jaiers-and some OF
them weren't so rotten, either. But after awhile
drifted East and that there bigger games and
/ got into en-
THEN found out and surprised, that there
ways of gettn the money without goin to jail
and didn't like iails nohow l had dangerous gift
don't quite know what it was. but could talk to a
man. and tell him was goin to skin him. and laugh in
his face. and get his money Lots Of EN- liked me- I've
made honest money, and got liked honest money
better But didn't stop when luck played against me-
to make the other kind And studied lot too tryin
to get so could talk to the big fish without exposn my
ignorance I've made some big deals that were fair and
some-just some, mind you-that wasn't.
He turned again. and pulled his chair around until he
faced Lester and he emphasized his words with
hand striking the other, and from the shadow of the
lamps bottom and the black wanscoed walls against
which his head sone firm and strong, his eyes seemed
to shine with the intensity of his mind.
Lester there years of my life when If any
man had come to me- and been halfway decent, and
couraged me to do the right thing only. I'd have done
and gone to hell for him if had to! It's true. help
me God! You came in here and sneered at Old gray
headed tired crook but you put your hand on his
shoulder and said old chap, it amt the right road to
travel I'll help YOU along another Not you, because
YOU Young and ignorant and don't the other side
You'd condemn EN- for their acts and not try to help
EN- for their future. Why, Boy,-for that's all You
they're all around YOU, who have never had a
chance men who don't know, who like to do the
right thing, but can't find the way 1t amt Your fault
Evening star., 1914-01-25

sudden my father reeled around the minute with
his hands held out, and then came his hands and
knees and when | screamed to him crawed over till he
got his arms around me.
after awhile they found us that way; but Pop
dead, and l cryin' little, and huggin him, and
talkin to him, and begin him to answer. He didn't,
though When the Sheriff opened the door asked him
to help And the Sheriff stood there, and the door
way filled with heads could see because the smoke
had cleared some and the Sheriff said, WELL I'll be
darnned That ALL They had the land, that is all
except six pieces Of it. about three by each that
nv mother nv father, and the four Others held, and
still hold"
Lester who had gradually leaned forward breathless
gave subdued exclamation but Burnah did not
heed.
Il was sent to poorhouse. The superintendent
brute. | always promised that when grew up I'd
kill him; but didn't He beat me to it by dyn. The
supervisors bound a rancfer, and he ham,
mered it into that there nothin in the world
worth while but money! that no human ben was worth
more than could be got of his hide; that who
had any sympathy for anything but the almighty dol
lar was a sucker So he helped educate me that way,
not in books until got big enough to away"
He chuckled little if at recollection and
Still without looking at Lester proceeded
Il couldn't do it now but got to be pretty fair
wrangler and was quick with my hands and wasn't
afraid; after awhile the cook of outfit taught
how to work the three cards and the Shells just for
the fun OF it. When got paid off and had learned to
drink two mems share of rotten booze and went broke
l remembered what the cook had taught me- and it
seemed Il heap easier than cmbin top of thousand
pounds of ivin fghtin', strikin' bn. buckn' bron-
CO. didn't have anything in the way Of morals, con-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

rop9i'fe aris paa Ipifianos %
E'terrigs SIDE. Iet tprfiife aabinct
pafIer mellem aria os 6reo.
ct. Petersburg, 26te slua. = IN.
iferne / GIbine-G iitrittet / Teitprei.
len i Nprbeoen al @iituIoilooen err
paa Slugt u%eltouer ioran Dem frem.
%rpffenoe rlisiiife slrrne.
$ 2itprsiien bar &usierne off,pe.
ret 9perne Noroenburs, Sensbura
os 9iidoisbrre og liseioa Serbia.
neitationen / &otbilieis.
Sonoon, 27be sllla. - Wan be.
gpnoer MI at foa iloger Teoe paa 81.
tliationen / NamIr. Oct fer no iii,
at Spen bleu offllperet al Spifer.
ne, eiterat TO al oens Sorter bar
bragt til Salsbeb, men at Geiten al
Sorterne fremoeles err / 9el9iernes
S9nber, % at De nleo itor Sirfning
retter tit Sfpts moo Spiferne.
s geleien inoremmeS Oct, at man
life er rigtig flnr oper Sitllationen /
Nauilr, og at muit eno,ui life peb,
bpab Sirfiling oct tpifc @ombarbe.
mellt bar bapt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
6lrnnrm Iviflan>
/ o%tutcmcbil,

|a'o0tuhouM 2nmuort zen 2loC
9lulut: Norrpoyl4lcr / NucnH 80.
teller mar oraNi Tor 2nlcL al n~'
itcn olc Nmcritoucrc III cr oirciltc.
&lonOt 0elu iom TOM hio lNanr. par
Nir. "a MIr2 Mar Auncubcr1 'ro
Chicago. = tom 'ro Ntiuldcn.
%alcru huor'ro Sc lapOe tiert belle
&cleU / Nutomobil Rciieu hOpoc ia.
get Gem lem Sage.
e'tcr huoo Nir. ~Nmenbera Tor
taller, unr uIc amcrIfancre bIeunl
go0t bebanoleoe / Snlern. Nau bar.
De mAcn &onitcllgbco hapt meo a
paslerc 0lennem Spitlauo, % oiil
hoooe De tuife Solooier bilit he'
amerltouite Stag pnn hans auiomo.
blI meo traiiige 0urraer Tor snle.
rita.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

0}ehens Ben nlminhcliQc Spfnt'
nina her ! %onhct uocr {pirl cr Ner.
az oct 'eritc Rptfc or Set tulfc Nflll.
trrreainlcntc. iom cr |oniunrljQ ior
rem miurrenbc curopUiltc HrlQ ln0
er DER lcIuinli bnube ~ uocnior
Nrcaien Dent ipm ipriQ inqcr (nit.
LAMBS Edrtl / Den I'M punluncn0C
61Pmpcton'llti o. meO Stprte bGU.
ser. al 0en tplfc Heglerinl@ Cptrp'
Ben / enbner Nenieenoc er iuIOt be.
retti9ef NopconrQumcniei lor oet.
ne Snrsmoune er bctte, ar 0et, ionl
het eaentliQ giUI0cr. cr intet mlnorC
enc, bporui0i @ermanernc cllcr Sln.
pcrnc ifal bcbcrifc Sinlotjoncn / Cu-
ropd. Get er. me0 andre NrO, "bcIt
nlali'tc Snrc", ionI e'tcr tnliuenllNe
Nearcber cr 0cn plrteli9c NnrioN I'll
Arigen. GHne Snrc cr, ucucr man,
l0a liOr. loa Interchangeable, at oe!
udr nehpcuOil at 1rtbc I'll &aubcn Tor
eli @nnQ ior ullc at foullnicrc oc lcr.
mantle Solf1 NioQi Ga 0crn1e0 oCre3
Net til SererlllIllnNcn poo set euro.
uri'fc Sentiment oucr'or bct %llnpl'tc
"a ncrnlc0 inrbunonc Glemcntcr, hui$
lore Nidol cr at oominere belle On.
ropo.
81 hnr lig9enoc iornn os ct For
9lrtifeIer al Sen bcticn0te llltberifc
Scoloq, (plt Nneritonercn DIR. :.
q Center, hpori oenne meo nle9en
6Ilo bar rc8net no, al Vi lioar miot
cpnc / Ell Scamp puu @ip ol GOO, iftS
melIem inf NiilitTrprloc poo Ben
enc Sloe "a 'roult euQtIit ul@ljit pou
Sen anben men mellem init AllItllr
"a ruii'f aultur, E|oniioullnlr pda
Ncl enc Sloc "a [u'tIouo pdo Ocu
onOct; tht illcr DR. &cntcr 'ooIt0c3
'om SaQcrnc bar u0pltltt lll cr
(nifluno nleuc ont at barge % be.
finite Sen Qcrnlnu'tc Gi0iIliotiou i
europa. Gnllau0 hor toNct Bart,
mc0 Sem i,opufc Tttnoc. NcIQlcL
1om igrlwNcu lille cr mOcl ruN ct tr'f
~0uO. p~ttiNnucr i'm mrltlNcre
Stammc'rUa0c oQ Sc 1pr'lc tcuto'
u'fc %ouOi iloar ueutroIc huiItet /
&|irtclilhc0tu en- eu3bctn0tuNc mto.
at oc moNarOvocc inc clItc %utttcs.
Ter zen ,uci,c Ncouud Tor oc1
scrmdWtc &o,, cr. ever Dr. %tnltra
Cp'ninll'N III (0't'ono@ N'A1i ''r
gljr uiruttu od al Oct tu'tt Njilc,
GHhco oeoort@ 2tt 'r. nltn'r hon.
Cen 'or'le N't'H''t''n: At Gf n
'~toHNunopn.c >ol0c ootrr'r ZEN ak.
1crmar'tt Noli ron'TolNe nl2'nt'
Gorc olsit >ol0, iao 'ar''' aIi,r.
met 'orctrJitcr At 'tdo "o'r''onml'
M 'c y3o II Dem ',1pr.r %f'cn no.
nrUiter ln rIscoo't' G'ut'nc Ger
en-. 'i3cr ben 'a1 H,,]t' 'l'gr, ~rtno
m. al oct ttu~otio'uIc HororH ilIof
io1t a'5'o1i ~iaHop1u'' moo Nu.
lam. ION oe' n4s''tt Misc tTii'r
Nooo.oOo &'ii1erol'yc '.onot 'ul
crobrCOc ol %uuocrtruttc &c'oltunl.
Nu.p0e.en ai o-s,, cr Sinner lam
p,eo yrr,iep monitor 49,, 80, M,,l,n.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
81 Mill. %ritcrc til %NaitlanSct?

@nihinltou 2ioc Nu1. - III
Gualano tlliltloc ior'tnar Hpffepio.
bcu "a Smianlet II sen aamp. bpnri
set iii cr iuNpitlet ~iremaaar tnoeliai
al SplpSningcr ion err hrnat hcrtil
al Ell "iremrogenoe Yerion". Siel'
&C oenue Terior iom bar haut 20
gang baAeuom Set brittle ari9sni-
nIllcriuulS auIisier. iorbercoer
Nri9$miniiter aitfener liz paa al
ieroc n Miaiouer brittle Solbater
I'll SIasmarfernc paa S~aitIonoet.
Scnnc u0Ibi9e SGrmasie nil no.
peoia1elia ophrioe$ / enalano, Sfot.
Ianb "a Srlono. men oaiaa aoIcnier'
ne penteS at noe line forholosm1s'
iiac 9ibrae. Canada unoerhanolci
MI ON TRANSPORT al $4,000 Ianr
iii England % bcrira uioerc til SaIt
lauoet. SIerc nil isIgc ienerc. gil'
itrnlien ienoer oaiaa Swpper %
ilere craaniiere$ tort ppf. Saa el
oct Snbien.
2oro &itdener oil saa reiolut til
perfs, oa set itaI p9re hans &enlis'
al lanoiGite 100000 brittle SolNa
Ter paa Saiilanoct hper Sole Naa
neo. inbtil 10 Iiaioner er raaet. &c
er altiaa ~inolpienSe at ban penter. a
aoniliften pil pare mere enb ct Iar
ut title / SeIten TO @inionel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

su,u "T,or u,~ u-tt Jri l3m 100 ~ up rou
t,in ., Drcot.r. low. rttn 't A. e. coseuss %
b.sp s.. 1872.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

lutte ia iuntmtcn Illinncer Tor 'ot
meQcf letterc at flunC llsrc lt1 III
Nerrer oucr DEM. Spto III bare o.
'ao DC aerman'tc lolf 'orIloo al toae
Carbon heroi OF 'orenc0c lia ION d
andre. ioa iioo Set life pco. "a 'tll'
Sc Scircn bIlpc pia; men oet or netor
Der 0ci fnIbcr.
DR.. center %aoroerer Zig moo Den
Nil2tnnfc. at oct cr sc i%loui'te i Q t,
han irnQter. Set er life i II et,
liQer han, men ocn iIapiife z I q /,
ser trrcr 0et Qcrmonifc Guropc.
Nubcrt GilIiu@, FrGiiOcnt Tor
(hc German Nmcrjcon Chamber o.
Commerce" Ncm Norf. rntter /
"9tGm Dorf Sm" iii luitInuo@ 6or-
mar / Ell Artifcl. hpori ban 'or'e2cr
at ilan ihicl oen / 9Imerifo raooenOc
C%piniuiul. al (pitcrnc bar et auto.
frailit Siure. Sniflnn0. lllcr BAN,
cr ligcioo Nenrofrdtiit ion Gn9Iano
ou Sc Torcnc0c Statcr Ter cr itl0
Trihc0 paa ollie Cmroooer Scr er
Ercric'rlhcO. (nlc'riheO o. al Slu0e
Sribcn. Get cr Ell be0r0pcllQ Sell.
idQCIlc 'ort'Ttter hotL at NIerc ncn
tn'tc Aclicr nniunrlIQ 'or Hridcu. &n
acn har luo nlelei al inbc uc0 en- Zig
Nri0 iom uetop (plflon0. &uor'or
ituloc Oct ga tate iiA houebtll02 % /
neunc Aiiprc? Snlflono hop6c ill.
6Cn (nnfc ON AZ opnud llogcl Tor'
oel poo Gronfri9c2 @efoitnlng. Get
ull6c iniet haze hucrfcn a. ENGLAND
cllcr Hltalon0. Nlt. Sniflun0 enlte.
&c, uor al loa %ou til al leue / Sreo
o0 lortiUttc 6cn llopIflin9, oct laa bel
mar bc0unot iom No%nocI0notlon.
NnrinQcu til arilen ma ioQc@ al.
0rc Stc0cr. Gronfri0c nnltcoc at
0lcncrobrc elias % &othrlnQen. Gl0-
lono unr mi~lnocIIN pnn @runo Al
(uiflun63 itcrtt porcuoc TcltigC Ionl
SIomuQi % oct> tllto0cnoC oocrlle'
life Nanncl. Nl3lonO ion neb ifjrDe
Zinc poo Suitlon0@ N~lllioncc ntco
2ltcrri0c, ionl ilo0 ipelen Tor oeta
TrcnmIorld moo Nonllnuilnnpcl og
Nuntrpl opcr Naltunlon0enc. (U'ts
LAMBS SLENDER unr ottlpc poo ollie
aontcr. Ger uor opitnnct en- Situo.
ton iom bar iilp. at Nalaet mellem
&riQ cllcr Nre0 mootic lie u0en Sp.
holo. bpl@ Glcnocn lite lflllpe opnaa
alt ior ltore Sor0ele. Sra inf SIDE
bleu ser giort Here NorleN poo at be-
uU0c buu0c Nu4lono o. ENGLAND I'll
at a'llun IRA HrlQ, men oct nar Ell
Nlppcl Tor 0puc 0rcu. Soulc0e9 bleu
Suitlon0 limpclthcn moot til at be.
ounce MrIQ. Scrlom Nllalnn0 lclrer,
ll0cr 0crmc mitc Eutriot, Ull oct BIZ
til StuOc buuoc ior (ultlun0 % Gng-
louo, DpI2 SultlonO %lcIrcr, oil Gng-
lou02 (ub t0uitc bllpc mlllore, men
Gets 9tcOtrluN pIl o1lau "a blluc oper-
UUl0cnoc Nicu ban treltcr Is nleo,
Al huj2 5ulteruc %lclrcr, i0d MI Oct
pare tu~2bctnoenoc mC0, at Dc multi
tUrc NulmlnQcr2 SAGE cr onunc /
Gurouo. 2cttr tr Nu@lonN4 lI0'te
a;r., o,,.>,,,,
'''' "'''' ~" ''''"'''' co"''">
Mae lite 'tltttIl9 IN a. Ptll'I @oli'
'litt Vil ser. c'tcr Mr. UllIua Ntc-
nm, nritoc cu Ncnplutlpu Ser. "a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
Gn 3eppcl;ner uper Mntwerpen.


9onoon, 25Se Mig. - Gu &orre.
iponoent / gntiperpen t%eleeraferer
BERTH. at ct inf 3eppelin.9uitifib
b!ep braat til Soroen al belaiif ar
tilleri peb Semiram, ier Wtil nbenior
Nntperpcn. Is Manb, ion befnnot
iia / @cnnolen. blep ta9et til'ange.
st anSet Telegram ira Intwerpen
meIoer, at for benne 3eppelin Bier
traat til Soroer, bauoe Oct lpfteoeS
Den at Hippo inn eller otte Bomber
neo / I~ntperpen. Ut al &c Silie, ionl
bIep eoeIast al bisie Bomber ira
9uiten, laa finn 800 s)aros ira Oct
tcnseIise Slot. Spp Terloner bleu
brGbt % Ter alporliat iaaret peN Gr.
ploiioneu. Slere andre SnIe bler
belpis sHelaet al Somberne.
Zen enc @ombe ramponereoe ct.
elizabeth &oipiiaI. men heIoispiS
par ser for Gicblitfet insen Tatien.
ter ser. Ger berifer / @pen Ell intens
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
Notwithstanding
26oe @usuit.

~Geitsmarfeoet l Ytinuetota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
Mnvicrnc tummcr uT.tcnoc.

Sonoon 2l0c Nli0. ~ Gftcrretntll'
ucr hcrtiI mcIocr III Giaren a. Nus
lall0 III CT rcilt III Sen rltallltc Nr'
mes N~oueofuarter uco @rGn'en. Bus.
icrnc mar facet Siieni,pen meo belle
lin Stprfc.
Nu@ierue hor bclnt ct 80 Nil breoi
@rlic poa oen ;n'tc Sioc AZ @rrn'
icn. Ceres Sront ilrUffcr ia III ira
Siliii Ill ,>>nperbur9 % SruH. Zen
tnite &cioltniua har remmlei &lIlci'
bcra. 81 Nil Suoeii Tor aeniaabcra,
ueo Slliuncfomitcu a. rli"lrtc Srop'
per ira |olcn iom ollerche har
trurlt langt irem i HctninJ a. Sol'
Dan.
III telegram ira &len melNcr. al
Ger er noitcot Ell teilerIia Srbrc til
al iuiie oen pilerri9itc &oueNiiaS
Soriparaitanb.
Slaact / Giipreiien uareoe ira
t7he iii 21oe Nuauli ~ altino ont
trent iom.ioiet nleo bct itore Slaa
pes @eitarGrien meQem Snifcrne %
&c aaiereoe SHre.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-04
TRUMPET AND
DRUM CORPS FOR
ALLAN IA TRIP
Will Announce the Approach
of the Ell Paso Shrine
at COnclave.

Trumpets and drums will announce
the approach of the Ell PasO Shrine
at Atlanta during the May meeting of
the imperial council. J. NJ. WYATT.
manager of the Shrine patrol for the
Atlanta trip, is organizing a drum and
trumpet corps among the members OF
the FL Mazda patrol and these musf-
clans viii march in the lead of the FL
Paso parade and play while the Shrine
bands are not playing. The drum and
trumpet corps will also be used to ad-
vantage In the Mexican patrol stunts,
which are being planned by Mr. Wyatt
The local Shrine will take a full
compliment of Mexican uniforms,
straw hats and ammunition belts with
them and when not participating in
the official patrol drills and parades
will appear in their Mexican costumes
for the entertainment of the eastern
Shriners.
Side trips to Jacksonville, Fla. st.
Augustine Fla, and other places of
interest are being arranged for by
manager Wyatt in addition to the pill
grimage to the imperial council meet
ing. The trip will be made over the
Texas and Pacific railroad bv way OF
Dallas, and a special observation car.
a diner, special Pullman and other con-
veniences will be arranged for the
convenience of the Ell Paso Shriners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-04
CAS- EXPLOSION
WRECKS CHURCH,
KILLS AGED Man
Man Goes Hunting For Gas
With Lantern When Con
gregation Smells It.

Carlisle, Ia, April An explosion
of gas in the Methodist church here
FRIDAY night killed Andrew VanscOyk,
aged %. The church building was part
ly wrecked.
WOrshipers detected escaping gas,
and NanscOyk, lantern in hand, went
out to investigate. A moment later
an explosion blew in one side of the
building, SCATTERING all of the win
dows A panic ensued in the cOngre-
CATION, but none was injured.
NanscOyk's body was found about
80 feet from the church, badly mangled.
1t Is supposed he opened the door of
small cave in which the gas ap-
paratus was kept and flames from the
lantern ignited the gas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-04
NO CANDIDATES;
NO ELECTION, BUT
SALOONS CLOSE UP
No One Seeks Election as
School Trustee, and No
Votes Are Cast.

without candidates the county school
trustees election vas supposed to nave
been in progress Saturday. Saturday
morning coun " officials We're not able
to discover any county precinct at
which the election was being held. They
are of the opini On that no election was
held. The cOun " school trustees JOB
does not carry a ny salary with II ana
it has been difficult to secure anyone
to run for the position. II is believed
that the commissioners VIII nave 10
make the appointments this time
While there is no voting in any OF
the CITY precincts the saloons In 81
Paso clubs cafes and sOcalled social
clubs. remained closed throughout Sat
1Irdav The closing was in compliance
with the ruling OF the attorney gen
eral. I'D until late Friday afternoon II
was not believed that the saloons with
in the city limits would have 10 cIOSe'
inasmucht as the eelctOn was soIeIy
county prDpOsitiOu. In answer 70 d
messages from county attorney T. Il
Price. stating that there was no cleo
zion beinC held IN the city, attorney
General 81 T. LOOney wired that Ihe
Saloons would have to close anyhow.
The saIoonnen were notified OF the
attorney generals holding, z7u+,7
The Altura school, which was Say t1
as one of the voting places lot Lne
election. is the nearest point 70 d Sd
loon within the city limits. Inc us
rance is one mile and a nan ne fs
other voting places are located IN u'@-
ferent parts of the county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-04
FEDERAL COURT TO
BEGIN TERM MONDAY

Federal district court will open Mon
day for the April term. Judge W. T.
Burns, of Houston, will preside at the
spring term, as judge T. s. MaXey Will
be In New Orleans as a member of the
court of appeals. Judge Burns will ar
rive Sunday and district clerk D. H.
Hart and the other court officials will
also come from San Antonio and Austin
TO attend court, including Capt. John
Rogers, the marshal
Miguel Diebold, Mexican consul gen
eral, and Enrique LlOrente former
Mexican consul, viii have their grand
jury hearings at this term of the
court. DiebOld is under bond to APP
pear on the charge of recruiting men
TO enlist for service in Mexico, and
LlOrente is charged with conspiracy to
violate the neutrality laws by sending
an armed expedition to Mexico. Three
white slave cases, a number of ammu-
milton smuggling cases and other Gus
toms and department of justice bust
ness will be brought up at this term
of court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-04
ROYAL ARCH MASONS
MAY CHANGE BYLAWS

FL PasO Chapter, No. 157, Royal AICn
MasOns, at the next regular monthly
cOnvOcatiOn, occurring next THURSDAY
night will receive and consider the
report of the bylaws committee It IS
stated that there are several important
changes suggested in the bylaws Of the
order and the meeting will be held lot
the purpose of passing on the proposed
changes.
The chapter for the past month has
been holding three meetings a week
for degree work. 1t is reported that
there is a considerable amount Of this
work still scheduled, necessitatlng
three meetings a week during the
months Of April and May.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-04
ELKS TO install
OFFICERS TUESDAY

Installation exercises will be the or
der Of business when the Elks meet
next Tuesday night. Those officers
who were elected on the night of
March 8, and who will be installed in
office Tuesday night, are: Exalted
ruler, V. r. Stiles; esteemed leading
knight Max a. Hoffman, esteemed
loyal knight, Roy D. Barnum; esteemed
lecturing knight, e. L. Wolfe; secre-
tary, J. E. Anderson; treasurer, F. M.
Murchison; tiler, a. T. Samworth;
trustee for two years, Edward Knee
zell; delegate to she grand lodge, Clyde
F. Holmes; alternate, w. H. Scott
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-04

printed in two colors and contains the
program which Will be carried oII
during the reunion services, as wei
as a list of the officers and the names
of those who will participate in the
degree work that will be performer
during the cOnYOcatiOn.
Among the distinguished visitors
who are expected to attend the Ell Pas0
reunion will be Samuel P. Cochran, OF
Dallas, who is inspector general Of the
33d degree. Mr. Cochran will come 10
inspect the work done by the Ell P asO
bodies and that of others which attenu
the ceremonies. Many VISITORS from
different parts of the southwest ana
other points in Texas are expected 10
be in attendance during the cOnvoca-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-04

ate. Advertisers await the comparison with interest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-04
SCOTTISH RITE TO
HOLD REUNION SOON
Annual Ceremonies VIII Take Place in
Ell PasO April 20 to "a; Elaborate
Preparations Under Way.

PreparatlOns are under way Tor the
spring cOnvOcatiOn signalling the 18th
semi annual reunion of the bodies of
Scottish Rites of Free Masonry in Ell
PasO. The exercises attendant upon
the ceremonies begin on April 20 and
continue until the "a, inclusive. W.
H Mccullough, secretary of the Scot
fish Rite bodies, is now engaged in
sending out a 90 page booklet an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-04
INSTALLATION POSTPONED: CAN
Nh AUE L ALL.En 10 SHOW ZIP

Because the one candidate expected
did not show up, the installation cere-
monies of the Knights of Pythias were
not held Thursday night. Next Thurs
day night the installation exercises will
include the rank Of esquire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-04

The ordinary cost of a Want Ad in
The Ell Paso Herald is % cents. It
reaches an average of about $1,000
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-04

The ordinary cost of q Want Ad in
The FL Paso Herald is 25 cents. It.
reaches an average of about So, 900
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-04

The ordinary cost of a Want AID IN IN
nh III Paso Herald is % cents ~ ~
teaches an average Of about S7'oOo
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-04
TWO SOLDIERS ARRESTED

Rov q. Yost and John = ny ., q ., :, -
Yates in company ~ ZV Ln I IIllTli' aS :
Te q. ed Saturday afternoon on a fedora,
I ISs-yei cbarging them with passlns
forged money order l5. IN z,- {4S CASH ASH
blelli. ~, o7der for $50 on a local Jew
f eITv store, receiving SIS in cash ana
SIS ring
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-04

How it Is done: Pick out the "e's'' and "gs" in
the advertisements ana combine them to make
the word egg" After you have found the
number phone in at once, and you are
among the first % a andsOIne Easter prize
will be sent you.