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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
Wambriuns-S Siinger-lln llnterit. .-%crein.
0iro6er Somilien-9lnsflng
9nndl SairD WrObe
SOuntog, ben IL. Snli 1914.
(Sulii0-12)
Sin famoier Gpurt.

@oliSiit ,Sre0crid @mcrid pom
nor0ueltlihen Qiitrift bcabiidtigt,
oie Roli3ci.Gonnliiidrc 5t crm1cn
oaB er Der Nlotorra0- gl6t6eillmo 8ii.
ertbeilt peroc. Gr bate om 6reitag
oos erltc Nal Bclegcnbcit, cine Sabrt
ouf cinem 0iotor3meirao mit5uma.
dcn mo geiiel ibm 0ieielbe 10 aus.
ge5cidnct. OoB er 5u Dem o6cnermG6n-
ten Gnti1luB fam. @r Oerbaitctc an
,5reitaa 9ladmittag ocn in glr. 92O,
observation-disclosures, wobn6aiter
lSarrD g. Chopper an Der Gdc Don
Gutam lglacc lmO McD}c6cnItr., lui-
ter Der 9lniduloi9ung, ange6li6 Gin
NlotorroO benubt 5u 6aben o6ne I'M
9eiie ser erforocrlic6en 2icen5 5u
iein. I'm sic Holi5eiitotion itbnell er.
rei6en 5l fonnclI eriudtc Ser @oli-
slit. oaB ion Ger 9lrreitont nit nad
DER nor0meitliden Foli5eiitotion neb.
men m0htc Chopper erflGrte lih
6ereit oo5lL un0 I'M nd4itcu 9hlgen.
Bid beiano er iib nebit Dem @oli5i-
iten aui Scr 6o6rt na1 Ocn &oli5ei.
gebduoe. &olijcirihter Wlc6aul oer-
oonnerte Chopper 5u 81 @elOitraie
@oli5iit emcrid iagte nab Dem Ser
60r sd 6dtte ME geglaubt, oaB Die
Nlotor-9laoelei ein 70 fonoier Sport
iit Sebt babe ib Oen gSunid, elm
Nlitolieo Der 0lotorroO-2l6tboilung
ocs 9Soli5ei-Gepartenents 5u mcr.
0eli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
llnterJielt Sic 96eater6eindler.

Wlc6r 9lttroftionen ais bic @auoc.
Dilc-aiinitlcr bot anidcineno ser in
glr. 744, @eit-6apetteitraBe, luo6n.
bafte Benjamin Sor6 am 5reitag
glbeno i'm u@ictoria-Sbeoter" an scr
Sii-9oltimorc.StraBc Inter Der
9lnicbuIoiguna Iid in Dem W}liicn-
tempcl unge6ii6rlid 6etragen 8u 6o-
ben mur0e CT bonn Eoli5eiri6ter
Sipplee in Der mittlercn &oli5ciita-
tion 81 $40 @el0itrafc peroonnert.
Mie 0os Ger60r crgab, ent0cdte eul
glngeitcIlter oes S6eoters, oaB Sorh
wdbrcno Der Goritellng luitig cine
Cigarette poffte. @r infornirte bier
auf Sord, ooB oas 9iau6en i'm E6ea-
ter Ocrbotcn iei. Sor1 lieB ii1 je-
bod ni9t itorcn mes6al6 er alfgc-
iorOert rpuroe, oas @e6duoe al per-
loiien. glud oieier 9(uiiorOcrimg
idcnfte er fcin @e60r, mes6ol6 er ge-
waltiam entiernt merocn nluBte. @r
Ieiitete beitigen @ioeritano unO uir-
DC ipdter bonn @oli3iiten CHARLES So.
bis ieIteenonnen uno in Die Goli5ci-
Station eingelieicrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
saic6aa

DEcrrapinS" gcmanncn Oas critic
Spiel unO mo6tcn 10 Snnin9s
i'm 5ueiten Spiclc, o6ue OoB oas
Spiel enti6icOcn puroc. r. 0ie
Orioles gemannen c6enialls.
SIN r6eocrol-9i -9igo-@arf~ ipieItcn
ole oSerrapins~ gcitern 5uei Spielc
nit Dem @h6 bon Buffalo mo ge-
mannen Oas critic Spiel nit 3 gegcn
/ 9iuh lm0 muBtcu i'm 5weitcu
Spiele 13 SSnnings MAIDEN, obne ooB
cine @nti6eiOung cr5ielt wcrocn
fonntc. Gos Spiel blie6 imcntidie.
Oen. Ger 9eiu6 mar gut unO ihicu
Ole ein6eimii1cn Spieler an5uipor-
neu, oas Bette 81 t6un, Inn 81 iicgen.
6olgenoes lit ser 9lntbcil, wel6cn Die
cin5clnen Spieler gcitern 81 Der5ei6-
neu hutten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
Gin IEreMn6 0cs @0nucrnenrs.

Gr-9lihtcr gG. 9airO ScnrD bon
GorAciicr-GonntrD, ein 9Sodbor imO
6reilnO 0es @ouoernenrs @olosbo-
rough, miro mo6ridcinlid ais 9lad-
fol9er oes Srn. &6il. 9. 2airO ais
@litglie0 scr Gonnliiiion fir Silent
li6e 9ctriebe ernannt merOen. Sr.
$enrD mo6nt in Cambridge, wo Der
@ouperneur 5ur 3eit wcilt Serr
Sobn 9. Sanna, ser Snlanoiteucr.
Ginne6mer, Der 9eitern iein 9tmt MIC
oerleatc, mel1es morgen Sr. Soibua
&. Nlilcs antrcten miro, ioQ sum
Staots llnioQ @crii1critngs-Goni-
miiidr ernannt pcroen. Gic glnge.
itcQten 0es Snlau0itencr- Bureaus
iiberreihten Srn. Sanna sum 9ln-
Oenfen cine golOcnc llbr ltno aettc
aeitern 9ladmittag. 6r. Wliles miro
ntorscn Gormittag 8 llbr in fem
9Imt ein9eidmoren perOen Die
Spe3iologcnten bon gSaibington iin0
6cutc an Der glrbeit, sic gii6er 5iI
repi0iren, e6e Der neue Snlanolteuer-
Ginnebnier icin 9(mt ontritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
@raSLen luieSer 0edeimpuIiailt.

Geteftiu Beter 9raole1, Der nm
SSreito0 BON Der Boli5eibeborOe 5um
gladiolger oes ucrltorbenen UebeinI.
poli5iitel @iaiam g. j. Miller er.
nanut puroc, 6egaun geitern icinC
E6dtigfeit mo mcloctc iid I'M Tetef.
tiU-9ureau 5lm Dienii @r mar be.
reits 13 Sabre Ietettip, puroe jeood)
fiirsIiD bon ser Boli3eife56roc oenl
lniiIornirieu Gienit 5uertDciIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
Sine Ocifc gscllc fOmmt.

@Iut66i9e I'M mittIeren @ciien
t09 @rao in q. 9ouis. SeiBe
@eac fam bonn 9loromeiten.
0lc6rcre 9libihldoe in Der Oor-
6er0c6euoen 95a1t in Gotonsoiac
uuo i'm n6rolidcu Staott6eile.
9lad oen 9eri6tcu oeS @etter6ii-
remus 1aben mir in oen u1dIten Ia.
gen cine belize g9eQe 81 euparten.
welAe 5nr 3eit iibcr 0cm nittlcrei
geciien cine iiferualii1e Sibe per-
i6cilt 6olaeuoes 1T ein 9eridt ii6er
Die b0diicn 1emperoturcu geitern:
St 0ouiS, DO mo aeofuf,
Souo i02 @rao Davenport, Soma,
Sioug GitpL Sowo 9icrre, SO,
glort6 @laite, 9lebr., Goucoroia.
aaii, Sprinaiielo, Sis, Eerre
Soute, Sno.. ino @banspiae, Sno..
100 @roo; Cincinnati, Ohio, Snoia.
idpoliS sub. 2ouisoiIle, aD., Mein-
pbis Gem imo in mehrercn Grteil
in Soma SiiosGofota, 9lebrasfo ino
Gfla6oma % @rao.
Sn oeu StraBeu ser Staot St.
Sonis mnroen iogar 100 @ra0 regis
iirirt uno bier @erioueu erlageu ser
Sitc Ger aaiiircr So1n s. 5arleD
bon Der uSm 5raucisco-gobn~ er.
Lag an ieinem SAreibiiide in Dem
9iireaa Der 9obn umo Der 36 Sabre
olte Frdiioent Sacob g9ibfe erlag eli,
lem GiBihlage I'M @ootbauie am
Ger.
Sic belize g9eae itanmt aus oent
icrnen 9}oropeiien mo ihent ii6
nad Dem Siiooicu 81 5ie0cn.
Cbldou es geiicrn uibt ie6r warnt
mar, 70 madtc iib Der 6o6e 6endtig.
feitsge6olt~ Der 9uft ood redt em-
piinolih benertbar, nod oa5i, oaB
Die 9enperahtr na6e5n feds ShIn.
oen lang iiber 80 Gjra0 iic6eu blieb
9lo1 Inn IL llbr 9lbenos paren eS
in Der Wiitte Der Staot nod ii6er 80
@roo o6ihon eiu Iciies 2iiitden
ourh oie StraBen 500.
Nci oeu idmcrcn @epitter in Der
Uoriacn 9iabt trai Gin Nlibira6l oaS
pons oes Sru. Souis Nenocr an DER
8loonbur0.2lDcnuc in GatonSoiQc
uno iu6r oir6 oas S1loi3immer Ger
0atien in oos Sdlai3inmer Ger
9lahbarn Srn. Carl 9lohciter umo
6ron nodoem Gin 2o6 in bic @ono
gcriiicn porOen mar, mo ging Damn
in 0cl Seller. @liidlicberueiie iDur.
oen 6eioe 8olnilien nidt pcrlebt bod
ihno 0eribicocne 96der in Der &ono
mo i'm 6uBbooen 5uriidge6lieben.
Ger 9iegeniaa in Gotonspiae in
Scr 9tadt 6etrug ii6cr eincn 3oa mo
perlIriodte nlf oen 6ariuen flciuen
Sdaoen ourN @egpaiden ocr Groe
an oep 9In6o6en-
Gin anoerer 9libitra6l iii6r in oas
Sau9 oes Srn. Soiepb 2. Wlirtcr an
Der Gde BON Glmt9l0enue iuo 81.
5iraBc uno iebte bic @l66eln in
9rano. Gos 6euer mnroe a6er gc-
loiht e6e es nennenswert6en Sda-
Den mrihtetQ.
2so6rcuo oes @eipttcrS in Der
alaht idlua Der 9lib in ben airh-
i9urm Der n@letbooiitiidb 9Sroteiton.
tiidcn Stride in @ioIetpille eilt Of.
tie bcionoercn Stoocn on6uribten.
Wlcbrcre Sdiefer wurocn o6geoedt.
gluA IN GotonsDillc mo Nloiint
9SinanS mrr0e an mebreren Stcllen
qcriugiigiger Shaoen angcridtet
ilnfc( WrnHo. 8erpc,t ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
ye OlO etcil Grfmriion

md YOrf, Counting, 10. Snli. Gr.
friidungeu ieruirt. Grwudieue,
$t.25. SinOer, 65e. NlurDlanO &
%euni9manin Giien6u6n3ue berlaft
9lOrt6-9Iuc. iinO SafItr. piinftlid i'm
8 lI9r MOraeuS.
(Snli12,t8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

| lflll Olc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SlcululQ
Oes oeutidcn Shiifs6oucs, taum
battc cr i'm 9eprieien, 0ab ct 6ereits
@noe Ser Seer Sabre nur auf Oelit.
iden @erftcn 6olte, 6otte einen 9lid
nacg ieinem 6rieoridS6ofen geporfer
mo Die 2uitidiifia6rt ais oie MN
me5r eruodiene Sbpeiter Der See
idiiia5rt be5eidnei, ga goB Ser Ge.
gen in Stromen 6ernieoer, nno 6alo
raiielte mo fnotterte ser Conner oo.
5wii6cn unO Die @lite 5udtcu. 9l6cr
Oos idien Wtiiif fir oeu @rafen.
glld obnc Silentiimi fam or re-
ocn glcidDiel o6 Die @lode ooer oie
9lr6eiis6dmmer Der raui6enoe 9le-
gen oOer Der roaeuOe Gonner i6ni
ms Olanuifript pfili1en. Sod o6en
ite6t er ino ii6ert0nt allies. Sin Su-
bildimsidiii lei Oieies, oenn cs iei
Der %. Compier, ocn ii1 ser g}oro-
oeutide SloDo 0om@uIfan Bat 6ouen
laiieu. eiuen filr5en 9Riid6lid mirft
Der @rof olii Oie @eini6te uno Be
oeutlng oieicr Sbiffs6ouitdtte, oie
1905 bon Der 6irmo So6ann 9onge
@ittpe 81 Gegeiad begriinoet muroe.
1917, fur3 nad Der @rfinOung oes
Ganpfidiifes ii6er1oilpt. uurOe bier
ooS erite Gompii6iff er6out &on
Bremen aus trat es ieine erlte Geiie
an Sm Sfto6er 1898 iUuroe Damn sic
2lftiengeieQidoft 9remer @ulfan ae.
griinoet md6reno 0ireftor 9}apobfi
beute nod in boiler 9liiltigfcit uno
6riide an oeren Spite Itc6t. Ties
iiingite GSengniS miiroe no9 9Sld-
nen ocltider Sngenieilre in alien iei-
nen Ebeilcn NIT Oeutidem N1ateriol
ousgeiii9rt, glud oie Snneneiuri6-
tnn9 ltnnimt MIR bon oeutiben Sir
men IVA Dieter miBt ser lange
Seib, Der 10000 Gonnen faBt. sSn
nnglau6liA fur5er 3eit 6a6en 0ie 9lr-
better 0qSa g9erf poQeuOet sum G6-
rentog oar oeutiben SSnaenielre
SSebt gher praHelt ser @egen 10 6a.
geloiclt Hn0 or56nt fornilid auf ser
Scgion alfgeiponuter S1irme, oaB
icl6it ole froftboQen g9orte Oes Sra.
fen 3um G6eil peri6llngen merOen.
gl6cr Dcrnebmlicb i6oat es Our6 Oos
lolen: sd tallfe oi1, l5esS1ift
ouf mcinen 9lomenr Gas Sell 5er.
reiBt oie 5loide flirrt umo nun qlei.
tet Der mddtige mo bod idloufe
@au bon Oen@elgen 9inunter; i6nel-
Ter lino idncller oe6t Die 8a6rt. Sect
nett i6H cin beimat6lides g}ab, er
toudt infer mo itebt ga in ieiner
gan5en Moieitdt.
Eouienoitimmiger syu6el 6egriiBt
oen @roien, ais er NIT Director ga.
poBti mo ben Serren g1elis ith0
Seirefen bonn 9lorOoeutiAen 9lopo
bon DER aol5el iteigt Gie Sugeno
umringt ieinen &rnftpogen itno
pinft nnO griiBt o6nc Gnoe. 92nr
nit Dlii6e entreiBt er iib Sen epigen
Sdnoeoriiden; umo ais no16er ser
gulfon cinen Sn6iB freoen3t, oa
iuhen 5unOerte bon @lGiern oos iei.
ne uno nit giitiger @eoulo modt er
81 alcn ein freunolides @eiibt. Gle
cin5igen 9leoeu o6er, Die gc6olteu
wuroen beite6en in einen fiir5en
6er5liden Can't Ssfor b. WdQers fiir
Den gereiu Oeuticber SSngcnielre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
,WiOaart. .Wlanncrdlpr.1 u

6amilicn 9lnsflng naA yiocps
DliOOlc 9fiDcr 9Sarf,
Spuntag gladJmittag, IL. Suli 1914.
(Suli10t2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

Sonnenaiigana ....4ll II. 80 ~.
Sonncnulicrgang ..7 II. "a O}.
Nlouoanigang 10 II. "a @}. 9I6cnos
3hn6. .9ll. 50 0i. 0loracns
6llltb .. 10 Il. 40 0i 9l6euos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
!. gladlmiltaag- nn6 NOTWITHSTANDING

0cmtid-fut6oliiden %cr6anOes.
Wrieb's @arf, Selnir JlonO.
WlOutag, 10. Suli. Gintritt frei
(Suli11-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

OWermania Snrnbercin" 1916
glorS.@npitr, 9srciSucrt6cilnng, Gar.
tea.Gon5ert unO Sans, NlittuOd, ocn
Is. Gull, 8 ll6r glbeuos.
lNnIil2.tAl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

Qafc frs Qusfonb bclorai o. 9uine, 4ia
pn,VaItlmousstrahe uene 0Hltom Sonic sIpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

%aHc sur 9leiie in's gInaIano bc.
iurGt 6. Mainc, 9lr. 413, CitSalii'
mOrcS Str, vu1e GuiiOw pOnie gIUs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
%iertes Sn6res-% %icuic
Baltimore Nca SIR. 3, q. .. SriOles,
@ricb's &arf, gelair.JioaO,
9ienitag, ocn II. Snli 1914.
(Sulii2-t4)


ogelOeOere-6utel."
Sr. G6os. z. Crane, Der @rdii
oent scr uSormers' & W}erdnnts
9}otiouol 9auf", 1T ais tempordrci
@rdiiocnt Der nSotel 9eIOcoerc 60.
geiudblt worOen.
gernadlaiiioen sic Siren grnd
niMtl
6auptquartier O9laoical Cure"
SruA.gdnocr.
g. s.. @leree6enn & Go.,
$40 glorO.GntamsGtr.
COMPILATION frCi.
(Suni14-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

Sntcrnotionale 2iga.
sluh Die Orioles ipicltcn geitern
bier nit @liid mo gcwaineu oas
Spiel nit Dem Glub bon 9Iemarf nit
2 9luus oe9en glidtS ser @eiuder.
Die Score mar:
nSutcrnaticuof 2ea0ur".
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21
4 CHILD DOESN'T
LAUGH AND PLAY
IF CONSTIPATED
If Deevish. feverish and sick,
give California Syrup =.
of Figs. "

Mother Your child isn't naturally
cross and peevish- See II tongue is
coated. this is a sure sign its little
stomach. liver and bowels need a
cleansing AT once
When Istless. pale. feverish. full Of
cold. breath bad. throat sore. doesn't
eat. sleep or act naturally. has stou-
ach-acLe. diarrhOea. remember. gen
tie liver and bowel cleansing should
always be the first treatment given.
NothinE equals California syrup OF
Figs" for chiIdren's ills; give tea
spoonful and in a few. hours all the
foul waste, sour bile and fermenting
food which is closed IN the bowels
passes out Of the system. and you have
a well and playful child again All
children love this harmless. delicious
fruit laxative and IL never fails 70
effect a good inside" cleansinE- Dr.
rectiOus for babies. children Of all ages
and grown-ups are plainly on the bot
tie
Keen il handy I'm your home A lit
tie given today saves sick child To-
morrow. but get the genuine Ask
your druggist for a 50-cent bottle OF
california Syrup OF Figs.' then look
and see that it is made by the Call-
fornia Fig Syrup Company. -Adver-
tisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21
G0LOUITT PUTS
BLAME ON 50LONS
In Final Message, He Says
He Will Put Bank Matter
Before the People.

Austin. Texas. oct. 21-In a special
farewell message TO the legislature to-
day. governor ColQuitt washes his
hands OF all blame for the defeat Of the
Bank Of Texas bill. the cotton acreage
act and all other remedial measures
which he had submitted TO the pres
ent session.
He recalled the reasons for these
strenuous measures and the fact that
the national government refused to
give any relief and said IL had been
put upon the state TO relieve the pres
eut situation.
He characterized il as a great trag-
edy that the legislature had refused
to heed the petition OF the people for
relief i'm time of present needs He
laid stress on the fact that II any relief
should be given. it should be at once.
as the cotton would soon pass out OF
the hands Of the small farmer into
that of the Spectator.
No Special Session
No special session Of the legislature
is to be called. but the governor pro-
poses 70 put the matter up to the peo-
pie. and n they desire it. he may con-
yene the 2fth legislature.
No attempt was made today by the
senate 10 consider any legislation but
il devoted the morning session to
speech making and TO winding up the
affairs OF the senate The most I'M
pOrtant business transacted today IN
the senate was the adoption OF q reso-
luton by senator Watson providing Tor
the printing of 5000 copies Of the mes
saces Of the governor relative to the
Bank OF Texas bin and the cotton acre
age measure, the resolution being
adopted by a vote Of 10 TO s.
Senator Townsend opposed the adop-
tion of the resolution, declaring that II
was for the purpose of furtherinE the
governors political ambition, and he
offered an amendment providing thar
the opposition speeches Of speaker
Terrell and senator NcGreEOr be also
printed iu the same pamphlet with the
governors message. This amendment
was, however. defeated.
All legislation not disposed OF Is
now dead Final adjournment is not
expected until tomorrow morning
The house was not in session this
morning but meets this afternoon
Senator Quintus Watson was presl-
dent pro TEN Of the senate ad in
term.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21
Bic SUMS SPENT
ON THE MOVIES
EI Pasoans Said to Put Up
$4,000 a Week to See
the Film Dramas.

More than $4,000 is spent each week
BY FL Pasosns for motion picture
shows, according to conservative es-
Inmates Of the men who operate the
principal play houses. During the week
approximately 100000 persons witness
the motion picture shows With three
exceptions. all the motion picture the
aters charge 20 cents admission and the
largest charges - cents So, on an
average, 10 cents admission is paid
By the 100000 theater goers, which
is 10000 a week This does not in
clude the admissions at the Texas
Grand and Crawford theaueEs-
The old question Of what will We
dog' has been solved by the advent OF
the motion pictures There is always
some place OF entertainment since the
motion picture abs been perfected
There nave been some wonderful i'm
movements in motion pictures during
the past four OF five years -Four years
ago the pictures were bury and i'm
perfect. 1t was strain on the eyes 60
watch the photOplay on the curtain
Rut now improvements 10 the 1llm and
operating machines make the pictures
perfectly steady and there Is no strain
On the eyes. ---,
Dick type. sickening melodramas in
which the hero, after being tied TO a
buzz saw is rescued by the beautiful
heroine and kills the william, and cheap
love affairs have been dropped by the
better houses. which are now produc-
inc higher class plays These plays OF
the early days have been succeeded
by five and six reel pictures produced
by high class players. Many stars OF
the theatrical world are now playing
in motion picture shows.
The picture shows Of Fl PasO are to
a large extent patronized by women
and children For this reason the pro
prietors have been opening their houses
at the noon hour and continuing the
performance until II p. m During
the afternoons the women patronize
the theaters.
FL Pasoans have many favOrites IN
the photoplay world and watch the ad~
vertisemeuts and billbOards 10 see
when the pictures in which the
favorites appear. will be shown Charlie
Chapman. the clever English comedian.
IS a popular favorite, as is Johnny
Bunny, Ford Sterling and others Of the
comic type. Eathlyn Williams, a for
fmer FL PasO girl is favorite among
local thea terE0ers. Little Nary Pick
ford. Grace Cunard the Famous Play
ers and scores of other stars are IA
Forites among FL Pasoans-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21
LADIES'! DIRKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
UseGrandma's Sage Tea and
Sulphur Recipe and No
body Will Know.

The use Of Sage and Sulphur for re-
Storing faded, gray hair 10 its natural
colo dates back TO Erandmother's time
She used IL TO keep her hair beauu-
fully dark, glossy and abundant
Whenever her hair fell out or took on
that dull. faded or streaked appearance
this simple mixture was applied with
wonderful effect
But brewing at home is mussy and
out-Of-date- Nowadays. by asking at
any drug store for a 5O-ceut bottle Of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound"
you viii get this famous old recipe
which can be depended upon to restore
natural color and beauty to the hair
and is splendid for dandruff. dry. fe-
Terish, itchy scalp and falling hair
A Well-knOWn downtown druggist
SAYS II darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell it has
been applied. You simply dampen
sponge or soft brush with il and draw
this through your hair taking one
strand at a time. BY morning the gray
hair disappears. and after another
application OF two il becomes beauti-
fully dark, glossy, and abundant-Ad-
vertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21
THIS LUNG REMEDY
KNOWN FIFTEEN YEARS

Persons suffering from, or threatened with
lung trouble. should Investigate HcE4ln--l :
fI-a-rriye What Go has done for others. u
NAV do for YOU Read this
rs r 122nd ST. New YORK
ssrza-tTe~uan--Dece rnbcr. 1914. took
sudden cold which developed into Pne1-
r1onfa The doctor did all he posslo-y
---17F Tor me. but could not clear my lungs
One dav I saw a testimonial telling or the
GOOD results someone had from taking E-cA-
--.u-s Alternative for a trouble OF the lungs
I bs-au taking 20 and soon felt GOOD results
NJ iur1s began 90 gain In strength ana W as
---',- ven enough 20 take up my Work again
Z am a missionary worker Tor the New AoI <
T4---a' for Homeless and Frlendless Boys
lAbnreViuteul- - - --.-.,-
|,FFTF1-it1 ERNEST P WILCOX
r-Izrran-s Alternative IS most efticacious n
t,-,-chiaf catarrh and severe throat ana Jung
affsrrious and uphullding the system CON
r-iDs no harmful or hahit-ror-rlinE drugs
srrsnt no substitutes. small size. 81 ECU
ia- So So sold by leading drugSists-
Write Eckman Laboratory FnllAdel pl--'
pa for booklet OF recoveries- Kelly O. to--
lard Enoblauch Drug Co.. Peoples Drug
Store-A advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21
Give Your Blood
The Vital Spark
Drive Out Impurities and
Make the Skin Smooth
and Clear.

Poisons IN the blood. so undermine the
health as TO leave the system in a low
state Of resistance. But use s. S S. for
a brief time and you fare Up the vital
spark Of blood yigor. It sweeps its way
all through the body, dislodges rheumatism,
relieves catarrhal congestion. clears the
throat and bronchial tubes, dries up al
skin eruptions, enables the kidneys, liver.
bladder and lungs 70 work promptly and
effectively in carrying impurities out OF the
circulation s. S. S. Is the best knowa
medicine for the blood and has the conf.
denee Of a host Of people They know
It Is harmless 10 the stomach and exper-
ience has shown that It sccompushes all
that was ever expected OF mercury. iodide
Of potash, arsenic and other destructive
minerals.
Get a bottle Of S. S. s. today at any
druggist. Read the important folder wrap
ped around the bottle. II tells OF the
work being done BY a famous medical de-
partment, with aids and helps that have
proven Of wonderful value to those SUI
fering with blood diseases For a special
book on the subject written By an EXPERT,
address The Swift Specific Co., 81 Swift
Bldg, Atlanta, Ga For nearly half a
century S. s. s. has been the safeguard
Of a myriad Of people who are living ex-
amples Of what wonders can be accomplished
By this famous blood purifier Get bottle
today but refuse all substitutes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21

again.
These little Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets 20 into the stomach just like food.
They mix their new and fresh diges-
tive qualities with your wornOut juices
in stomach and intestines and thus
enrich your BODY, stop gas. irritation
and after eating distress" The act
OF taking a Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablet
is a pleasing one You eat il as you
would an after dinner mini or a
'bOnb0n." 1t ut once mixes with your
food and digests that food It relieves
the strain OF that meal, of course. and
thus you experience a joyful feeling
from your food.
Soon your appetite viii return. You
viii find yourself eating the foods YOU
would dearly love 10 eat, but are afraid
70 eat. and in q very short time your
old digestive system viii be returned
TO you, for our bodies very quickly re-
adjust themselves TO normal conditions
when we stop the trouble that makes
them diseased.
Go TO your druggist, no matter where
you live, and buy a bo- of Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets. To any one wish
ing a free trial of these tablets please
address r. a Stuart Co. $50 Stuart
Bldg. Marshall Mich, and small
sample package VIII he mailed free
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-21
AN Ell PAS0 MANS
EXPERIENCE

hesulNa 4 Ell Inc mt
Can YOU doubt the evidence OF this
FL PasO citizen2
You can verify FL Paso endorsement
Read this
c. Wilson. retired rancher 1923 Ma
coffin Ave. FL PasO, says During
any change in the weather or when I
took cold. pain in my back came on II
I leaned over or bent in any way. had
sharp twinges. At times when lay
down / couldn't turn over More than
once 1 was so bad that I was confined
TO my bed for two or three days. I
attribute all these troubles 20 the hard
ships / endured in the Civil War
happened TO read about DOan's Kidney
Pills and as the endorsements were given
by people I knew gave this medicine
a trial I got prompt relief When
ever I have used Doan's Kidney Pills
since. they have helped me I am never
without a box OF them in the house.
You may continue using the endorse
ment have given before"
Price SOC. at all dealers Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-set Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr. Wilson
had FOsrer-Muburn Co.. Props Buff
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