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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-05-07
THE HER AID

nj New Orleans =, Ie.s, 20, d,,,s r-;o- .,
aid eIect;or and nv g,,,i,o - -
hold ~ L., tsr A. -. -, -
dressed ~ III. NJ no. Ia, tr,,.r 40.
The said hoard at IFS n-sr r,est,r,, slsiI
elect tror, rs members a ur.siJ.rt -.
president secretary and a rrr,.,r,r
The trst Election fo- di~rr-ors ,,,,la- I'M.
charter Shall take placr ON The rrs- T,,,~.T,,
i'm NV lqIs urrii which nm. ~ f.ii.,.,,-,
stockh6Idcr, shall constitute The 5r,r L,arf
Of director, Who shall ,>r--;s, an ,L. 80.
,Ion, Of ,bi- -orIIr,fi.n -n.,.lt. CO,
Mule. VIII J. Morgan. p,frr tfarrin INN
Luna. and Pascal Almrrrco. with t,c.-,r
Mule. prr,idrr,. VII N,rr.,,. No..
l,za ,r.r.r.,-,
Tie failure from any cause Z, cleo, f,-...
tor, pr the Gay stimulated shall NM f.,,fy,.
tins corporation, but the Officer, and dir,--
tor, then .r utrc, shall hold over rrrI rrr,-
Successor, shall have. been ,lr,l,. elected and
qualified In the event Of any failure p,
hold the election nu rn, Fgy ~rlp,1..rl ;r,.
prc,rdru, Shall call a new r,r.ri,~ ,r-r.rI-.
a,rl, ,hrrr,frfr ON rr, DIV, r.,,,.,. y, 49,,
Grf5rc rr5l,drd Al All GIcrrror, and y rarr,.
ing, of Stockholders each ,rn,Lb,'Jrr sI.Il
lee entitled +, rnc vote Tor each share 81,
stock rrrI-rr-.I an EI, name and MAJ. ,..,,,.
Iu person or Ny written pr,N, All .I..-r,,r.
shall be ~ ballot. and q majority nj vote
present OF represented shall be nc,r~~ar, T.,
elect
Article NI-Thr board IF dlrr,t.r, shall
have the ppwc! to III All yar4n,r,, I'M n,
mcmhcr, from among the ,tocknlldrr, Of rh,
corporation. The board pt director, shall.
property of TIM, corporation. and shall So.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-05-07
BUILDING PERMITS

r Dubret owner and builder, one
story frame building, Private Mar
k"t. 7lg Elmira. $500.
:. VI. Cafrro. owner and builder.
one story frame building. compost
ton roof. Homer. SlidcI. brooklyn
and Levee. $500.
b. \. HciutZ, owner. one story dOu-
BILE cottage, slate roof, SIidell. Teche
Nunez and Homer, $1,000, II. \.
O'koefe, builder.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-05-07
AT CEIBA, SPANISH HONDURAS

Mr. A. J. Haaser, one of the consult
ing engineers OF the NaccarO Bros. and
left Sunday morning for Ceiba, Span
ish Honduras, to look after the con
struction of a water works plant in
that city. Mr.. Haaser will also inves-
tigate the needs of his firm in the con
structiOn of their new machine shop
at Ceiba to take the place of the one
that was recently destroyed by fire.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-10
6erar0 Semats= =3an6i6at.
@utidaiter in Berlin tpeisert iid
nber, Sampasne sa MAIDEN.

@erlin, 9. Sept. Iber Con.
bon, 10. Sept. SSSames 50. @ernro,
Der amerifoniide 8otidafter in Ser
lin, erbielt heute mebrere SeIc.
grnmme, porin er Inn DIE @rlaiibnis
eriudt miro. icine &anoiootlir fiir
oas glmt eines 8unoes-Senotors
pom Stoate 9tep 9)orf bonn StopeL
laiien 5u fonnen. Ger Botibofter
lit geneigt, Dem @unide ieiner De-
mofrntiifen ,Srennbe nad5ufonrnet
uno iid) Inn oas 9lnlt 5u benerben,
iteat ober Die 9eOingiing, bob ieine
&anoioatur i'm nift 5rpinge, nod
9tep gorf 5iriidSufebren, I'M cine
aampaanc ourd3unahen, % or
mobreno Der eeaenn6rtisen 9riie
ieinen Eoiten nidt oerlaiien mill.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-10
Sobn Sna tit grOb=
manli9.
Trie0ensanregnngcn fallen
nod allf tanbe
Sbrcu.
Scntidrlanb miiiic crit cntidieben
geidllasem iein.
@aibinstuncr Resieritng mini, iid)
nit 8cbnIb fuappnen.
Sbre giiten Sienite mod BON feiner
IfadJt seiunnidjt.

Haibington, 10. Sept.
@robbritonnien lit enti6Ioien, fei.
men 6rieoeil Su idIieBen, ebe nidt
Geutiflano enti9ieoen gei6Iogen
iIt. 2ies 1purbe beiite pom 8otifof.
fer Sage in 9onoon Dem Tr6iioen-
ten @ilion u1itgeteiIt.
0as britii6e suStpGrtige sImt
bat Dem amerifoniiden goti6after
feline offi5ieae oiesbesiigIife Dtit,
teillng 5ugeben Iaiien, aher aui
@runo BON l1nterreoungcn, bic Serr
Tage NIT boben britiifen 9eanten
bate, iiilo aitf 0ritito ieiner eiecnen
9eobahtungen meIbete er, boB ane
@entiibungen, bir6 Die slniierten
geaenipdrtig 5rieoenslinterbonoIiul.
gen an5itreaen, pergeblif) pdren.
9otid,aiter Eoee's geridlt unb
bos bon oen glliierten geihIoiiene
Ibfommen, MIR gemeiniom SSriebcn
idIieben 5i iuoIIen, entrnlitieten oic
@nibingtoner Reeieriing, ibreSffer.
te. oIs SriebenspermittIer 5it fiindie.
rem, BON neiiem 5ii mohen. geontc
tpeiien nuh oaraitf bin, bab Die 9e.
peife bes aaiiers @iIbeIm on ben
Eroiioenten, rporin gegen Die ge.
niibitng BON 0imbiim &liaeIn
oiirh bic 9laiierten prpteitiert tpirb,
nit feinem @ort anoeiite, BOB man
in Berlin geneiet lei, iiber ssrieben
81 iprehen. Die Iafbinetoner He.
gicrrna mitB oober einen eIarftige-
rem 3eitpitnft abtparten, ebe lie ibre
guten Iienlte tpieoer onbieten mag.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-10
Scr lebtc Sdlaf.
Or. =. q. Gong pom Sonia Staats.
Spital plOelidl scitorben.

Sonia, 0fid)., 10. Sept. Or.
8. 81. Gong. Superintendent oes
Sonia Staats- Spitols, erIag bcrte
friib ploelid einem @erSihlon. &C.
ltern INN If llbr abenos bottc iidl
Or. Gong nod onideineno III better
@eiunobeit 5uriifge5ogen aur5 ber.
nod flagte or iiber Sdmer5en I'M
&iiden. perfiel ober ifIieblid III
S6lof; ip1ter ermadte 6rau Gong
iniolge Stobnens ibrcs Mannes.
bis Iic aber 9id)t ent3iinoet bate,
horte bos Stobnen auf uno nun
iono Die ,Srou ju ibrem Shreden,
boB 9r. Gong tot mar. Or. Song
NOR ieit 8riinoung Der anltalt an
6ercn Spise. Gr mar "a Sabre nlt
uno Jiutcrl1et neblt Der Wltipe ein'
lod,tcr, ,Srnu sllbert q. SeOioro.
Die in Ietroit lebt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-10
0amtet cine im 9om0om aus Sor=
Oeaur regiitrierte Wtel0mng.

iid) Die 9fitiien mic cine Springflut
iiber oos 0eiltife 5ietd) ergicBen
Ter Sdliiiicl Der gan5en taftiihen
Gage lit Rapa, no Die SeIterreiher
iih oer5pcifelt bentiibei1. oen ruff
iaen &orltoB alf5ubalten. (@ir
Oadten. oaB ole Hltiien bort i6on
poait1nOig geiiegt ba6en Ger aOr-
reiponoent iheint nift oapon infor-
miert moroen 5u iein. oaB Die &niien
Die SeIterreiher ldon totgeIogen bo-
ben. 9lnm. 8. &)
Ter Gorreiponoent fdbrt tort:
Ser 3uQang 5r BEN &arpaten lit
BON ousgeoebntem Suntpilanb um-
aeben mo in oieie natiirlihe Soten.
fallc poaen oie <iien Die gauge
feinoIihe gfaft trciben." " (@enn lid
oieier sSein0 rulr treiben IdBt. ltn0
ihon micoer ntiiiicn mir 6enfen. @ir
ooGten, oaB Die 9fltiien ihon auf ben
aarpaten lino. Sollten iie aiif bier
ibre Srlippen nllr hinaitfgelogell ba-
benz 9lnni. D. &.)
81 M, 10. Sept. Iadl bier einge-
lnnfenen uffisiellen Scrid)ten lit bic
BeinnSbeit bes &niiers Trams Sp-
lepb, iucnn man iein bpbes sllter im
&ifiidjt siebt, ioiuie bic 9lrbeit be-
Senft, Die er MN sm belualtigem fat,
gnt. Gr erteilt tGglid) slnoiensen,
crbGlt iiber Die @orgdnge ins Gin-
seine gebcnSe geridDte nno gi6t all-
gemeine Sireftioen, Die CT befolgt 5n
ieben iuiinidDt
QonOon. 10. Sept. Ter fran5o-
Iiihe Gorreiponocnt 0es 3ailp Sele-
graph iagt in eincr 9eidreibiing oes
aiiniti9en ltmifniings fiir Die gllli.
ierten: y9tad) uertrauenSipiiroigen
Guellen i6cint es nobrideinlid], oaB
pir0 balo in Ser Gage iein tDerocn
(@ir? gtlpa Die britil6en Sriegs-
forreIponoenten? glnm. 8. &.) Die
9euti6en auf ibre 0hunitions- uno
3ufubrlitie 5llriid5uiagen. Sd muB
bei oieier @clcgenbeit oeiien geoen.
fen. pie ausgeei6net Die oel,ti6e
&ouoaerie orbeitet. Die beioenSoiipt=
faftoren oes &rieges iino aber 9lrtil-
Ierie uno Grihopiiing. Is lit Elm
&anpf ser &ononen. slus Dem ipelt-
Iiden Seil fSranfrcid)s iino Die Gelit-
ihen ihon oertrieben"
Chronicle meloct nrS Eetrograo: ::
,.SSn rltiiiidlcll uno anoeren Olploma-
tilhen &reiien glnltbt mon. ooB De-
iterreih -llngarn in 5ipei @oden Inn
fSrie0en bitten miro. oa 0ies nnge.
iihts Der inneren @irren 0os ein5ige
W1ittel lit. einen nollitdnOigen 3crfall
ocs &eihes nlif5iihalten.
&openbagen, iiber 9onoon,
10. Sept. IS gebt bas @erii6t, oaB
9SiIhelm @acoefe. ser belitide 9on-
iul in 9lbo, eSinlano. bon oen rlilll-
ihcn 9eborocn aIs Spion erl9ollen
mur0e.
Hon1, 10. Sept. lleber Toris.
Trin; Neubameo @urbam gooin ef,
fcnbi. ser pierte uno liebite Sobn oes
enttbronten' Snltans glboltl Samlo,
miro, mie oas 8iornale B IStalin nit
teilt. sunl ,SiirItcn pon Nlbanien I'M
Ter ser SlipcrGnitdt Der SiIrfei pro-
plnmicrt meroen. Sieie Serleeung
Der 9lbnahunaen Der 9onooner &on-
ierenS. iagt oas 9latt. oiirfte Stallen
sur Snterpention peranlaiie S6iffe
mn 5ruppen peroen fiir alle Guen-
tilulitdten bereitgebalten
1asielbe @lott mcirt. Ser lin.
'itanb. oaB oie fronsoiiife imb britt
idc 1Slotte nielnnlS 5u elmer crnItcn
Clifton aeeen Scitcrreid llnaarn
eegriffcn babe. Iaiie pcrnllten, Dab
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-10
Sic @ntldribungsi@ladt 0itli(b bon $ari8+

3erit0rlins ser beIeiihen Stoot Con.
pain slrsorud gegebcii.
slnlaB 5u Dem aabelgronim eab
offenbar Der llmitano, oaB cine
offi5ielle &ontniiiiion ans 9elgien
lid auf Der sSabrt bierber befinOet,
lin ben NSrdiioenten nit Der belgi-
ihen Seite bes Sales befonnt5it-
MAIDEN.
9isber bot Die @aibingtoner He.
gierung GbnIid)en Troteiten gegen.
iiber nift Deriiidt, Gin ltrtcil 5ll
fGaeil, ipeldle Der beioen Seiten i'm
9ieft iei. Gie gr0rterin< Scr Ntit-
tel sur &erbiitilng oerartiger Nus.
idreitingen in 3itfunit nuroc fiinf.
tigen internationalen aonieren5en
porbehalten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-10
&riegsitencrnsSia
perfeft.
.reiprOSemtigeStcner anf
SsrafJt int Sinue1=
Derfebr.
gier nnb 0eine miiiiem reitliden
iycblbetrns anfbrinsen.
SGbrlidlc 9iesiernngs Gimfiinfte
ppm 107 Wtilliuncn crbofft.
Euitpafctc nQein bon Der Tradlt-
itener ausgenummen.

Saibington, 10. Sept. Ge-
n1ofroten ocs Sausmisihl1iies fir
Nfittel uno @ege perpollitdnoigten
beiite Die &riegsiteuern Sorlage.
oie cine orciproSertige Steiler aitf
aIlc sSrahttrnnsporte, cine 50-pro-
Sentiae Grbobrng Ser 9ieriteiier rno
cine Grbobung Ser Steuer auf ciit-
beinliide @eine irn 20 Gents pro
@aaone pcrlangt. 9nnlit hofft man
iGbrlihe @infiinfte I'M 9ctrage pom
$107000,000 5u eriielen. Ter 9Erd-
fibent batte anf1nglidl gegen Die
SSraft Steuer opponiert. itimntte
ibr aber idlieblid) in einer Sonic
ren5 nit Sen Siibrern beiber 06iiicr
oes &ongreiies 5u. Iie 5ra6titeucr
miro bie YadetpoIt nid)t 6ctreffcn,
aber ionit ale Sransporte perlsobn,
Sdiff un0 i'm GrpreBperfehr. 9ie
9il miro morgen ctnberidtct unb
am Montae an oos geianlte aomitc
fiir Mittel itno @ege referiert mer-
0en.
gSn ibington, 10. Sept. -
lteber ErGlioent @ilion's 8eriper-
Jung oeS @lones elmer grbobung
Der Ginfomneniteuer 5ur Sedilng
bes slusfaaes BON 3oaeinnabmen
Elm neuig enttdilid]t, gingen beute
Die Oemofratiihen Niitglieoer bes
Snlsausiduiies fiir Ntittel rno
@ege oaran, neue Ginfiinfteqneaen
5l finOen. Mebrere @orI6Iage
lagen Dor.
Ger Souptpori6lag betrai cine
algeneine 9eitenerling BON @abn-
fra6ten uno oiirite 5u elmer lebbof-
ten 1isfitiiion iiihren. 0tan bat
berehnet, oaB cine iolhe Steuer
leidt $40,000,000 etlbringen font
re, aber 0fitgIieoer beioer !SGiiier
oes &onareIies opponieren einer Der.
arti9en Stcuer. Gin anorer @or.
idIng geht babin. 3i9oretten nit
elmer bohcren Steiier 5li belegenL
Elm 9oridlne, Der in aler 8abr-
iheinlid)feit angenommen perocn
miro. Iann lit angercgt poroen,
ooB 9lltomobile, Die nidt 9eidnft-
lid beiiibt merOen, beiieuert Mir
ben. ebenio @olf-8ollen.
Semofratii6e Senntoren, pelhe
Die Slug uno Observation-Disclosures
9ia nit ibren $53, 100000 unter-
itiiten. baben oas9riegs0epartement
crilift, 0apon 3u itreihell, mas iliht
abiolnt notpenoig iei. &epnblifa-
ner erflGren, onB Die @orloge erfra-
pogante Nusgoben benblidtige nno
ooB lie nur auf bas 9fotpeiloigite BE-
if)r6nft rperoen ioGte, moourG ein
groBer 5eil Der $100,000,000 ge-
nonnen merben forrte, oeren
9edllnq perlangt ipirb. Sn elmer
aoniercnS 5lpiiden sSreitnben Der
NoBnabne uno republifnnii6en
Senatsfiibrern piiroe angeblid) elm
&ompromiB angcregt, beiien sln.
nobmc piel BON Der Sppoiition gegen
Die 4riegsiteuern-8orloge beicitigen
miirbe.
wafbington, TO- Sept Bra.
iioent @ilion opponiert Dem @or-
id)laq elmer @eiteuerltng pon 9nbn-
frodten ols Nittel sur Sebung Der
Henieprnseinfiinite. orrd nelacs
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-10

Ser slusfaq on 9oneinnabmen ee-
ocft peroen ioa. Erdlioent @iIion
gab Den ben1ofratiiden 9titslicoern
oes betreffenoen Sousaiisihuiies 5u
periteben. 0aB er cine StempeIiteuer
fiir Gbeds uno andre fonllnerSielen
Tapiere benorplge.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-10

Seiterreider leiiten in @a=
li5icn nnb &nBlanO
@iOerftanb.
Sheinen bereits nit Seiitihem Der.
itGrfmnsen siiblmns su babcm.
glndJ cine nene Sf)ladlt bel Semberg
bat begDnnen.
Sapar mill nndl MIR NIT 9llliierten
suiammen sSrieben MAIDEN.
9oiris Sptba lit nnf einmnl iebr
britentreu geiuOroen.
Sobn slbonl Santios iull 5iirit uOn
9llbnnicn ueroen.
StalieH iull iids nid)t sefallen laiiem,
Ingt SDnSun.
Scntid)es 8eifipnSer bDn 81 Sdif.
fen I'M SDtbniI6en Wieer.
geiinben bes 9aiierfOniss SranS
sSuiepb lit ant.
8arum bic Dit.-uus. 1slutte in 9iube
selaiien iuerSen iOa.
Strelrser gatbfinber Snrdl oentidDen
SurpeSp in 8rnnb aebubrt.
Yaris, 10. Sept. Sas frnnsO.
iiId)c Sriegsminilterinm hat bente
nadlmittag Hid)t Die geiuubnte uffi-
sieae Wiitteilnna iiber Die Cperatiu.
meu Der alliierteu slrmeen erlaiien,,
(Werfit Tn mas, lieber Seier? glnm.
b. ~
2pnSun, 10. Sept. Gin Scle-
aramm ans &icn, eingetruffen iiber
NmIteroam nn oas Hcnterid)e Sn-
rcau bciagt:
,Cffi,iea ipirS in &icn nngefiiu-
oist, bak cine neue SdDlafDt nm Sem-
berg begonnen hat"
Betrograo, ilber Sonoon. 10.
Gent. Sn einem Selegran1m ans
Sofio uiro erflGrt, 0aB Supan lth
Dem 9lbfomnen Der NGhte oes Srel'
ucrban6es ongeihlolien bat. Dab fei-
lie Niaft obne 3uitimning Der bei'
Scn anoercn SricSen itlieBt, uno
oob cs &uBIano uerIt1noigte. eS
lpcrSc nit Gclltiblano feinen ,Srie-
ocn ihlicBcn. bepor nidt Der &rleg
oan; beenoet lit. nud penn eS 9Iao
Sid,alt iriiber beiesen iollte.
Iaris. 10. Sept. Ter SenpS
per0ffcntlif)t cine Gepeide aus 9tan-
en-. lpornof, Die 9eutIden Snnenllle,
10 WleiIcn iiiOoltlih BON gtancp. am
g. Septcmber serdilmt babcn. 2aS
9lott Iaat III einem apmmentar 5i
Dicier Reloung, es erldeine MN
iihcr, ooB bie 9cutifen ge5fpilngen
porSen ieien. Die Soben Inn SiIne'
pile oufSugeben.
9onoon, 10. Sent. Ins Fetro.
orob tcIearophiert ser &orrelponoent
ser %orIiiitg Tolt:
Gle riiiIii6en 9lrmeen riiden ocr
uuS treiben bie Neiitifen llber ole
gacid1icl piriid. 2estere iino berelfS
b;uter arafau. oas aT 9leldlell
gpcriSion licgt luie aonigsberg, 2oo
mcilcn bintcr SemTlunfte. no qe9en'
m1rtio Sic 0eitcrreidcr ibrcn leetcn
ner,pcifcItcn aontpf fdmpien. 90
bolS CcIterrei6 erleoigt lit, meroen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-10

pie ein5tge fdsri4e oe,tt.
f4e Beit,.ns IN 2ai8isau.
psr8e Die 9epef9en Der
E4. Yrsge 6rinst
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-20
FRENCH PRESIDENT SORRY
HE CAN'T VISIT AMERICA

New York. Nov. 2O.-Eugene BrieuX,
French playwright, author and a mem.
Der of the French academy, was the
chief speaker at the first session of the
sixth annual joint meeting Of the
American academy or arts and letters
and of the National institute of arts
and letters, held here today.
Mr.. Brieux read a letter from presi-
dent POincare Of France, written to
president Wilson, in which the presi-
dent of France expressed regret at his
inability to attend the meeting and
added that appalling events which
have taken place in Europe and which
are of vital Importance for the cause Of
popular liberty of course make it i'm
possible for me to absent myself from
France at this time"
President POincare also expressed ad-
miratiOn for the United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-20
FOOD SQUIRTING IN
STOMACH CAUSES
INDIGESTION. GAS
"Pape's Diapepsin" ends all
stomach distress in
five minutes.

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion Of the food did the dam
age-do you2 Wen, don't bother. II
your stomach is in revolt; if sour.
gassy and upset and what you lust
ate has fermented into stubborn Jumps;
mead dizzy and aches; belch gases and
acids and eructate undigested food:
breath foul, tongue coated-iust take
little Pape's Diapepsin and in five
minutes you wonder what became of
the indigestion and distress.
Millions of men and women to-day
know that it is needless to have a bad
stomach. A little Diapepsin occasion
ally keeps this delicate organ regulated
and they eat their favOrite foods with
out fear
If your stomach doesn't take care Of
your liberal limit without rebellion;
II your food is a damage instead of a
help, remember the quickest, surest,
most harmless relief is Pape's Diapep-
SIN which costs only fifty cents for a
large case at drug stores It's truly
WOnderful-it digests food and sets
things straight, so gently and easily
that il is really astonishing. Please,
for your sake, don't go on and on with
weak, disordered stomach; it's so IN
ry.-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-20
Specialist Explains Cause
of Stomach Trouble
VALUABLE ADVICE

VALUABLE ADVICE TO SUFFERERS
There are many different forms of
stomach trouble" said a well-known
specialist recently, ''Out practically all
are traceable to excessive acidfty and
food fermentation. That is why the re-
suits obtained from the use of drugs
are usually so Disappointing Admitting
fermentation and consequent acidity of
the food contents TO be the underlying
cause of most forms of INDIGESTION. it
naturally follows that the use of a re-
liable antacid, such as the pure bisu-
rated magnesia which is so frequently
prescribed by physicians, will produce
better results than any known drug or
combination Of drugs Accordingly I al
most invariably advise those who COM
plain of digestive trouble TO get some
bisurated magnesia (note the name
carefully, as other forms are unsuitable
for this purpose,) from their druggist,
and take from one to two teaspoonfuls
of the powder or two grain COM
pressed tablets, with a little water
after meals. This by immediately neu-
tralizing the acid and stopping the fer
mentation, removes the cause of all
the trouble and insures normal and
healthy igestiOn.-Advertis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-20
EVEN CROSS. SICK
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP Of FIGS
IF feverish, bilious, consti-
pated, give fruit laxative
at once.

Don't scOld your fretful, peevish child.
See if tongue is coated; this is a sure
sign its little stomach, liver and bowels
are clOgged with sour waste.
When listless, pale, feverish, full of
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't
eat, sleep or act naturally has stom-
ach-ache, indigestion, diarrhOea. give a
teaspOOnful of California Syrup Of
Figs" and in a few hours all the foul
waste, the sour bile and fermenting
food passes out Of the bowels and you
have well and playful child again
Children love this harmless fruit lax
alive" and mothers can rest easy after
giving il, because it never fails to
make their little "insides' clean and
sweet.
Keep it handy. Mother! A little given
today saves sick child tomorrow, but
get the genuine. Ask your druggist for
a 50-cent bottle Of California Syrup OF
Figs" which has directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on the bottle. Remember there
are counterfeits sold here. so surely
look and see that yours is made by the
California Fig Syrup Company" Hand
back with contempt any other fig
syrup.-Advertiseme
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-20
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR
POULTRY SHOW COMPLETED

Final arrangements for the fourth
annual poultry show of the Ell PasO
PouItrv association, on Nov. $3.50, were
completed Thursday night at a meeting
at fhe chamber of commerce. The
announcement that the building COM
mittee of the association had OBJ
tained a desirable location for the
was made
a large number Of entries from both
the city and the surrounding country
are being received. according to the
Secretary. Inquiries are being received
daily in regard to the show from yari-
oUe southwestern poultry raisers who
have expressed their intention of enter
ing fowls. There are a large number Of
fine birds in FL Paso that have been
entered.
Distribution of badges to officers and
members of the association was made
Each member of the association voIun-
teered to take Is tickets to sell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-20
WE NEED LARGER STANDING
ARMY SAYS FORMER PRESIDENT

Chicago, Ill, Nov 2O.-The need for
a larger standing army in the United
states was pointed out by former presi-
dent Taft in an address to the Congre-
gational club, with which he closed a
busy day here.
I'VE should keep a navy that would
make it dangerous for any foreign
power to land on our shores, should
have a reasonable army. not only for
protection against the invasion Of
armed foes. but for moral local protec
ton for our 1O0, 900. 900 souls.
why not have an international court
to settle all disputes. and an interna
tional police patrol? 1 believe when the
European nations are through fighting
they will have an object lesson showing
them that peace has some elements
worthy of admiration.
we are fortunate" said Mr.. Taft, ain
having been kept out of the present
European war and we ought to support
the administration in keeping US out"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-20
4 Story of Everyday Trials.
Their Married Life
Helen Puts in an Uncomfortable Afternoon Waiting FOR
Mrs. RAYMOND.
Copyright 1914, International News SeFVICV'


Mr.. Raymond was sure I had told you
upstairs, but 1 said no. -,...
81 had you PACED just minute
ago. ct b.ro do
oided to come upstairs before the page
got as far as the palm room, and mere
Helen looked at the time quickly; it
was baIf-past four, just an hour since
she had arrived. Perhaps she could
make some excuse and not wait Tor
tea nan ia A.,
Pavmond before she had time to say
anvtLing you must be starved. Some
tea and toast will fix you up.
ssvVould YOU like anything else" put
in MT RAYMOND. I'VE always carry
something with us, and we might have
something before we go down.
mo, nothing more said Helen
quickly.
have something to eat right away.
don't know what you must think OF
me. dear, but do hope you'll forgive
me this time. Wen do better when
Won and Mr.. Curtis have dinner with
us and I do want to come up and see
your apartment. I know it must be
sweet. You have such perfect taste
about everything. I always said So"
you and Mr.. Raymond must come
-up and have dinner with US some even
ing Helen found herself saying much
to her surprise. How could she do
ANYTHING else, though, when Mrs. Ray
rnond had lust about asked herself.
And as she went into the tea room
Helen wondered vaguely what Warren
would say to all this
ITO be continued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-20
TRIESTE, AUSTRIA, FINDS
UNEMPLOYED HEAVY BURDEN

Venice. Italy by way Of Paris, Nov.
2O-In the city of Trieste, Austria, 90,
600 persons are reported to be unem-
plOyed and appeals are being made to
private charities to assist in feeding
them. The municipality of Trieste, it is
declared, has announced it will be un-
able to support the unemployed much
longer.
It is reported German and Austrian
agents are actively engaged in snug
Cling prohibited goods into Austria.
The loss of the Austrian steamer JO-
sephine. which was blown up by an
Austrian mine off Pola, it is said, will
prove a serious blow to Austria, as she
was one of the largest vessels engaged
in alleged contraband traffic between
Venice and Trieste
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-20
AUSTRIA TAKES STEPS
TOWARD GETTING COTTON

Austrian ambassador. DR.. Dumba, today
conferred with assistant secretary of
state Lansin, over developments of
trade between the United States and
Austria and the status of embargOes
on transportation proclaimed by Italy,
with a view to determining what may
be safely transshipped through Italy to
Austria
DR.. Dumba spoke Of the need for cot
ton in Austria, saying the mills were
working overtime. He declared that
with the opening of the cotton eX-
changes and the arrangements of the
financing of the cotton market, he ex-
pected a lively trade between the
United States and Austria. He said
Austria now had enough cotton to last
through December.