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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26
9l6fn6rtstuec Ser @aTasier-9umpfer
DOn Neiu.YOrf.

9lm %. SuIi uaronprin5eiiin Sc
cilie" no6 Bremen.
g(m 2s. S5uli o9fpuoam~ nob 9fot-
tcroom.
s(m 30. SuIi 0Gormoniu" na@
2iberpool.
slm 20. SuIi ga @oOie" no@
Soorc.
qlm 80. Suli ne5rOBer aurfiirIt"
ncc6 @rcmen.
9lm 80. Suli 09SreliOcnt @rout"
nod Som6iirg.
9lm 3o- Suli Baltic" nod 2iocr-
pool.
Qlm 80. Suli uSeaig OIoo" nu9
&openbooen.
glm 80. SuIi uGaupuneao" nod
Gotteroom.
9Im 80. SuIi o9lopoli" nod Sea
pei un0 @enua.
9lm 81. Suli st. 2ouis" mad
Sout5ornpton.
9lm 4. 9luguit 0%rin5eB Srene"
uod Gibraltar lnO 9}eapeI.
9fm 1. gluguit rGnterIano" nod
Sanburg.
Q(m 1. 9(ugiTt ~8eeIonO" nnt6 90
Der rno glntmerpen.
9ln T. stuoiiit ~@linnciuosfa" uab
2onoon.
slm /. sfuauit ~occanic" nQdi
Soutbonipton.
9lm 1. glu9uIt uSont' gInnu" nod)
W1arieine.
9(m 1. 9(uouit uSoyonia" mad
NfeopeI inO 0jibrnltor.
glm 1. 9tugrit uson @uglieImo"
nod gleapel.
glm q. gluguit uaroiiprir5 @iI.
6clin" naA 9renlen.
g(m A. glueuit 92uiitonia" na@
Siperpool. a.,
sln A. q(nanit .Gsar nud 9iOt.
teroom mo 2ibou.
gln 5. glueuit 02orraiuc" nod
Sabre.
qlm 6. gnauTt ,9Ioriotic" nod
2iocrpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26
Wrphc Slttruftiuncn i'm 0iiucrsSieiu.
Nnrf.

9(n anOerer SteIle oes @lattes 5cigt
sic 9eitlng 0es 9iiper-Gielus9orfS Die
Dielieitigen llnter6altlmgcn an, bic
sen 8eiu6eru OeS beliebten gluss
flugsortes ge6oten merOen 9llBer
Sen 9(uffiibrmgeu Der nGirie Sere-
nnoers" uno Oes nDe 8eao Srios~
itebeu &acer 0ip, 9littih6a6m SlO
@lia mo piele anOere 9lttraftioncn
Dem %u6lifim 5ur @erfiigung. Sir
Gnocr lit sic 9eniiBiIng oil @oden-
tagcu 5wiihen 1 mo 4 ll5r imcnt-
geltlih. Wlorgen peranltalten Die
uelts~ eincn 9hisilug na6 Dem
9Sarf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26
Sr06lidjc gader.

@eneiui6aftli6cs SonnernadtSicit
ocs n@}orplouo 9dder @ereinS"
rmO ser ngcreinigten 9dderr@e-
icQi6oft@ erfolgreid oerlouien.-
@cluitigunacu fiir Sung unO 9llt.
Gie Better oes 6eites-
Ser .W1orolono gdder @erein~
mo 0ie r8cr. 9dder.@eieai6oft bon
Baltimore" 6ielt aeitern in @rieb'S
@orf al ser 9eloir Gooo Elm Soms
merua6tSfeIt. Ser 9eiu1 mar ie6r
gut rno Ser gluient6olt oui Dem be-
wol0eten Seitplob mirfte bele6eno
uu0 erfrii6cno IS berridte Elm iebr
reoes 2e6en rno Grei6en BORT oroil-
zen un0 idnmtlibe @dite oniiiiirten
lic6 gon5 portrefilid. Gos ssetter
mar 10 gon5 fir oen gluient6alt i'm
Sreicn geeignet. Sir Die &iroer po=
rem Spiele orrongirt, uuO Oie @r-
wo6ieuen ouliiiirten ii@ 6ei Ean5
lno onoeren 9eIuitigltnsen.
IoS ARRANGEMENTS Gomite be-
Itono ans Sen $50. G.Gebel @oriiBer,
s. @euner 81, Gugel6od, 8. 3iegler,
&. 6ranf Is. aieiewetter, g9. 9ritt,S.
Golfer, 81. @ogt, s. Sein6odel, s.
@oQ6ouier, s. anipp $. Sorit unO
q. GQcn6erger. Sr. 6a6er feierte
ieiu %. Su6ildum ais Sdantwdrter
Oes N}arDlGnoer 9dder.@ereins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

nod Dem &ai6ington-G -GountD- -@oipi-
tai ge6radt peroen mitBte. @lora-
Gooi pur0e iu5piiden in Oos Conn.
III @efdugniB eingeliefcrt. @hpu
1000 Stolicner, mel6c niht berltc.
ben founten murltnt @taroboOi Oas
@id06en entfiibrt bo6en iollte, be-
6robtcn sic @ebeinlpoli8iiten wcl6e
0o8 @1Go6eA uno @iarobo0i nit
fnopper 9}otb in elm bercitItc9cn0cs
9(ittonlobil bringen fonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26
itmfaQc clues Sagcs.
Ml o otorro6Ier OcrIebt.


0as 9eiinoen bon 9}orman gSil-
ion, Is Sabre aft, pon 9lr. 800, Siio-
9lobinionitroBc, ser Sreitag gla6t
no6 Dem nG6urb Some anO Sniir-
mar0" ge6rodt woroen mar, nohoem
er init Ieinem Motorrao ouf Der @ait-
ern-qlucnue-&ooO in einen 6ormwa-
gen 1ineiniu6r, bate ii9 gcitcrn ct
mas gcbe7ert. 9ln ieinem gllifom.
men miro troB0en gc3meiielt. Sri.
Selnie Meisbaar BON 9ir. 2416, Sef-
fcrionitraBe, bic bilter gSiAon ailf
Oenl MotorrnO fab, bega6 iiA geltcrn
Wlorqeu lpieoer SIR 9(r6eit. sic mar
jeOoG nlr ein poor StraBeulGngen
gegaugen ais tie ii6 umpo6l iii6lte
unO na6 Sailic 5uriidfe6rte. Sic
fiel ouf Ser Greppc 5uianmen uno
mar bepuBtloS, ais iic 5li gctt &C.
bradt muroe. SS6rc linfc Seite i1eint
aelG6mt 3u ieih.
Gie 6eiocn &erlcBtcn pitr0en na@
Ocn 3uiammenitoB Don Gelpbine
Saulor rpn 9lr. 2l20, Seiicrionltr.,
6cpuBtlos geiiinoei. Sebtcrc iu5r
ouf einem WlotorroO nit eincm
6relnoe oitli9 auf Ger Gaitcrn.gIUe.
9}oao un0 paIiirte 0cn 6armpagcn
ungcfd6r 5pci StraBenldngen Dor Scr
ltniaQsitelc. 9einl &orii6eria6ren
ricf i6r 9caleiter ocm Su6rmonn,
Ser ouf ser linfen Seite Der StroBe
iu6r, ST. 0aB er iib oltf Der foliben
Seite 6efinoe Giniae Seflnoen ipd-
ter fu6ren iie an @ilion ltno @eis-
6aor por6ei Die noh Der Staot 81
iu6rcu. Sri. Eaulor ore6te iid All
i6ren Site i'm im0 lab in Oielcm
g(naenblid, mie g9ilion nit iciueu
Wiotorroo 3wii6eu Die 9Sferoe oeS
1arnuagcns 6ineinfn6r. Sri. @eis-
6aar purOe ani1eincno SIR Scite &C.
poricn, mG6rcno @ilion oircft inter
oic EferOe 81 lic9cn fam Die alit ibnl
6erlntranlpeltcn. 9eiOe purOen be-
muBtlos in einem glltomo6il nadb Der
@obnung BON Or. S1lieOer an Der
GitA8altimoreitraBe gcbradt Gr
ianotc @ilion iofort rad Dem &oipi-
tal mdbrenO er SRI. @eis6aar beban-
oeltc.
Ser 6armpagen fn6r nod Dem
llnfaa meg, imO Oie Canton @oli5ci
lit oltf Ser Suhe nab Oeniel6en-
&no6e iiberfa bren.
glls Der 3 Sabre alto Sranf @ol-
c3emSti bon Ger. 4t3. Siio.Goaing-
ton-9loenue, geiiern Wlorocn an Der
gde ser @oug6itraBe mo 6ollin9tou
glpenue ami Dem 9lanOitein ser Stra.
Be iaB fubr inn cin g9agen Ger 9lice
gaferD So. ii6er sic 5iiBe. Ger ana-
be erIitt itarfe 9netidingcn imo
mltrOe nad) ser elterliden @o6nng
0e6rodt, no er bon einem glr5t be-
banoelt puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26
Cffen fiir ggeltoerfe6r.

gSoibington 25. SuIi. !.
0ie Groffnung oes &onomofouaIs
fir sen @eltbcrfebr am Is. gluguit
1T Gonucritog 9l6eno ourA &ricgsic-
fretdr @orriiou ongctiinOiat worocn.
0as crite 6a6r6euG peIdcs ourd
Sen &anal paiiircu miro, miro pabr-
i6einlih ocr 0Griito6al" iein ein
Sriegsoepartements Donpfer, ser
iic5 jcbt in Golon befinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26
QntfIilrteg NlH6dcn aeIMn6en.

GormeIita W1ortucci oos l3 $obs
re olte itolieniit6e Mdo6eu, pclhcs
am 1. SSuIi ans Dem GItcrnGeim Ger.
Sti, Goitern.gIucmie, entiiibri mlir-
0e, lit in @ogerstpwn BON Dem @e.
BeimpoIi5iitcu Eeter 9roolep ecfln.
oen woroen. 5ranf Q2orobooi Der
Gntfiibrer oes Nidohen lit in Dem
3olie feitgenonrnen poroen IN mel
dlem Garmelita geiunoeu wuroe.
Gas a)laoAen wor 10 ihlimm beban.
oeIt poroeu uno io iblpo@, ooB iie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26
sDOtcnOcs @ift.

,yrl. NtnrD 0ldggetf luelOe Dor 3lpel
@oden Guediil6er Su6limot IN
ieI6itm0rOcrii6er 9lbiidt ibItdte,
I'M @lercp SoipitoI oeitorbeu
nsel6itmorO" Oos gerOift 0es 60
roners.
S5reu 8wed erreic6t bat Oie 80
Sabre olte WlarD Glaggett melde am
IA. Suli i'm ct. Saul @}dodenbeim
in Administrations gl6ii6t Orei Sd-
iel6en Giiedlil6er Sublimat ihlud-
te. sic itar6 geiteru I'M @lcrcD So
ipital an 0en 6oIgen Oes @iftes. 60
roner Or. Chambers bonn mittleren
0iltrift, Ser Sen SAL unteriubte, go6
Elm auf Sel6ItnorO lailtenOes @erOift
o6. lle6er oeu Sel6itmoroDeriu6 be-
ridtete ser nGeutiHe Correspondent"
am Is. SuIi:
o@egen zines Streites nit i6rer
Sdmeiter modte SRI. @lorDGIoggett,
80 Sabre alt, cine i'm ct &oups
Souie, Ger. 300, Gat6eOraI-StraBe,
pobnbafte 9f66terin einen Sel6it-
morOberiu6. Gle peridlidte geiterH
@ormittug orei Quedlil6er Supli-
mat Sa6letten. Cine in Dem SouS
6eic6Gftigte 9legerilL pelHe Die Gnt-
Oedung moGte, 6oIte Oen @oli5iltcn
N1iQer bonn mittlereu Giitrift ber6ei
welGer Oic 9e6ensniiOe na6 Dem
N1ercp Soipital iiberfii6reu lieB, no
i6r 3uItanO ais fritiih 6e5eicbnet
mlirOe.
SRI Gloggett modte Ser 9GoIi5ei
gegenii6er oie glngo6e, OaB iie nit
i6rer S6weiterj mcl6e i'm nG6urb
Some onO SniirnarD@ ais &ranfen-
pGrterin angeitclt it, einen SSort-
pediel geba6t uuO OaB lie 2ebtere i'm
@erlouf 0es Streites ms @eiid)t ge-
idlagen babe. sy6re Sdweiter babe
tie Oarouf6in ber6aften Ioien imO
ans lebterem @runOe babe iie ons
Sit cinalnommen. Gie 9e6cnsnliiOe
lit sic Sodter BON 9li1ar0 Glaggett,
melder 5u Sine, G6arles County,
@lo4 mo5n6oft it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26
gLttentaIer edlranE aeIltcg0elt8rt.

@lilwoufec, isis. 25. Sill.
&obu SMronf, Ser mCftober 1912
bier oen G6erit 9tooicOeIt 5ri cruor-
sen beriucbtc, miro mabrideinlid
ipegen ocr Sbot niemolS pro5eiiir
mcroen. Der bieii9e WllmicipoI.
ridter 9odls lpur0e ndnlic6 eeitcrn
0nrh glcr5tc in Ser 9l6tbeilung fiir
irriinnige &erbrecber oes Stoots-
aidt6oties in @anpm in 2enntniB
oeiest, oaB ii@ Die ociitoc erfron
hmg S9raufs immer idlIiuImer Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26
9ycr6ecrenSc granSe.

@cllefontQine, S6io, 25.
Sui. Gur6 Elm 6eiler, bon oent
man niht pei& Pis IS, entit0lQo ilt
geitern Niorgen Oa5 gan5e @eiddfts-
picrtel BON 0e0jraff cinem weitIi6
BON bier in 2ogan-Golntp gelegencn
0rte, in 9li1e gelegt woroen Ger
SAaoen miro auf me6r ais 100000
oei6dbt. 5iini5e6n @ei6ditS6drtier,
Die Sown-Saa unO Oie Gleftriihlidt-
9(nloge iino Oen 6lammen sum 0pfer
geiaQen.
&ofonOillc, Sn0., % Sill
@eitern fur5 na6 @}ittng brad bier
IN cinem Observation-Disclosures Icuer
aus, oas raid Inn iitb grill imo BALD
iit5 ii6cr bier StraBengeDierte oer6rei-
tctc. 3i Sen @cbGuOcn oie noaitdn.
0ig uieoer6rannten oe6orei oos Der
@eoples State @atf. ser Opera
0ouie @lod, Elm 3peiitodiges @c6dil-
Sc. ierner Elm Oreiit5diacS 0e6auoe,
in weIdem ii6 Ole 9rponi1e 9lpo-
t6efe 6eiauo un6 rte6rere anoere Sc
i6dfte 0omilicirt paren 0aS bereit5
crluG6nte Observation-Disclosures mo
elm Gibeno fleinere @eiddfts6dllicr.
Ole goib6crild)e 6oben ben gSaiicr-
Dorrot6 Ger ingei16r 1000 @inmo6-
ner 6e6erbcrgetoen @ergmerfsitoOt
Ooaig eriA0pit.
@egen bulb 3 llbr ber6reitcte Iic6
oos @eriic6t, oaB Soote inter ocu
9iuinen begroben ieien, a6er cs fouo
feline 9eitdtigung. Sin @anfge6duOe
wnroc NIT gpnanit gciprengt, I'M
Die 6lolnnien an mcitcrern llmiiH-
9reiien 5u 6in0ern; ou9 plcite man
oos neue @e6duoe ser &Dt6iosritter
ouf ser anoeren Seitc Oeriel6en Stra-
Be 5l iprengeu.
Gerre Suute, SnO., %. SUM.
r. Dit SaionoiGe mar geitern Inn 3
ll6r 91adnittogs feine Eelep6onDer-
6inoimg 5u er6alten. GS wurOe aber
in Gria6ring gc6raht OaB 0ie 6eioen
ooriigen Gelep6on-Gentralen our1
oos 6ener 5eritort wurOcn mO OaB
sic 9lngeitelten Dor ser @ut6 inO
@lt6 ser Slonmen fliicbten miBten.
@er @rtro3ug lit bon bier 6euerme5r
5ii Siilie na6 Saionpiue geididt iDor-
Ocn. 9is jebt iin0 Der 6euers6rlnlt
50 @eiAditsbditier 5lm Opier geial-
len uno Der 9rano beginnt iiG Den
QSobmnasoierteln mit5ilt5eileu I'm
3 ll6r puroe ser S9ooen aii $780,
600 aei6dBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

glm 6. 9luouit oSanIbur9" nad
gicopel im0 @enua.
PIN 6. gluguit D9ar6aroiIa" no6
@renlen.
9(m Z. 9(uouit ust. &aal" nod
Soiibompton.
9lm s. 9Iueuit u9Scnnlpl0onia"
nod %om6urg.
9lm S. glioiit u@coroe gSoibing.
ton" nad Bremen.
glm 8. gluguit vGaoerlano" naA
Go0er mo 9lnhperpen.
9ln s. 9(uguit rNlinue6o6a" uod
Qon0on.
qlm 8 2liignit uCIpnpic~ nod
Souibonpton,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

Stod6olnt 25. Sili. 0ie
irai36iiic6e 8lottr, iueIde ols GSforte
fiir 9rdiioent @oincare funairt sing
6elte Dor oieier Staot Dor 9lnfer
Ger aonig BON Sdlpe0en bega6 iid,
6esleitet goon Dem aronprin5en tnO
onoeren 4lit9lieoeru Der aoniglideH
6omilic, on 9orO oeS 6lagaihiiieS,
tim oen iran5oiiic6eu &raiioeuten 5u
beuiltomHnen mo 6rahte i'm tn
elmer 2ainh ser 9legierung ou
2auo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

itoltet. S6ranf fountc crit 6om
pro5ciiirt Wer0en mem CT picOcr
filr geiitig geiunO ertlGrt merOcn
milrnc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
M0ODMEN Of THE
WORLD TO HOLD
ANNUAL PICNIC
VIII Journey to White Spur
and Return Sunday Night;
Books Are Audited.

Final arrangements for the annual
picnic Of Jhe members Of the Woodmen
Of the World have been completed.
Thirty Woodmen and their families are
expected 10 leave FL PasO Saturday
afternoon for White Spur where the
picnic viii be held The picnickers viii
spend Saturday night at White Spur
and will return to FL Paso Sunday
night The journey viii be made in
automobiles and horse drawn convey
ances-
Thursday night the members Of the
auditing committee Of the WOOdmen
Of the World. composed Of s. A.
Vaughan. J. B Waller. H A. BOrcher-
ding and T. D. Lovelady combined
business with pleasure when they called
at the home OF c. C. Keifer. secretary.
700 Epson avenue. and audited his
books After the audit a social session
was held during which refreshments
were served IN addition TO the visit
ing committee, in the party were Mrs
BOrcherdinE. Mrs Vaughan and Mrs.
Waller The party was entertained by
Mrs. Keller.
Three limitations and regular routine
business occupied the time and atten-
ton Of the WOOdmen at their meeting
held last Tuesday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01

" ONSTkCCIION work has started
on the Hendricks sanatorium. on
Mesa Heights. which will cost
$4,000 when completed and will be the
only fireproof sanatorium in the United
States.
The building and grounds will oe-
cupy the entire block surrounded by
Scott, Memphis Mari and Madison
streets and the main entrance will be
two blocks from the end OF the Gov
eminent Hill car line I viii be built
OF hollow tile with reinforced concrete
floors, metal tile roof, and will be Of
mission design with stucco finish on
the exterior. The main building viii
measure 22O feet by 60 feet and will be
three stories high. The wings viii be
two stories in height and the rear wing.
which viii include the kitchen and
dining room. viii be separated from
the main building 10 prevent kitchen
odors from penetrating the living
apartments This rear wing Will
measure 60 by 60 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01

There VIII be 60 rooms in the new
sanaJorium, each 10 be connected with
. screened and canoQied slee0ing porch
and having private bath To increase
the sanitary features. practically all OF
the baths viii be showers, as the medi-
cal profession has held that bathtubs
are Unsanitary. The only tubs in the
building viii be those for special treat
ments. The floors and bases VIII be
Of cement and will have cove corners
10 prevent the Judgement Of dust and
germs All doors viii be flush and the
molding. and panels and other Obstruc-
tons have been eliminated from the
interior 10 increase the possibilities for
cleanliness The interior walls and
woodwork viii be Of white enamel ex-
cept the office and dining ROOM and
there viii be cement floors throughout
the building.
The building is being erected by Dr.
c. " Hendricks. Of FL PasO, and r D.
Harvey. Of Cleveland. o. The plans
were drawn by Gibson & Robertson
and the construction work is being
done by Stanley Bevan- It is expected
10 have the sanatOrium ready TO open
this fall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01

Heights for $1,000 through the Ander
sOn-FilIer company
RufIdfne New Homes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
TARIFF YIELDS LESS
THAN PAYNE LAW
Revenue In Nine Months is Greater,
However, Than Under DinEley
Law and Mckinley Measure

Law and Mckinley Measure
New York. Aug. Though the
revenue of the United States for the
first nine months under the Under
than under the Payne measure. il is
slightly more than under the Dingley
law, and one and half times as much
as under the Mckinley and Wilson
laws.
The Underwood tariff is producing
an average Of S23,OO0,000 a month. the
Payne tariff produced an average Of
szb, 10000 a month, and the Dingley
tariff. S21,75O,000. the Wilson tariff
$4,000, 600, and the Mckinley tariff
Average ad vaIorem rates Of duty
under the Underwood tariff are the
lowest in % years. the commerce de-
partment says They are 30 percent,
based on dutiable imports, and Il per-
cent based on total imports. Under the
Payne law they were 400 percent and
law was 1873 and 25-5 percent: Wilson
law, 42.S and 21-9 percent and the Nc
kinley law Al and 22-1 percent
OF the S3,243, 566.S40 foreign COM
merce during the first nine months Of
the Underwood tariff imports aggre-
with $40 percent for the corresponding
cent entered free Of duty, compared
with 5A9 percent for the corresponding
period Of the previous year There was
marked increase IN imports 5d 90 OF food
TUFTS amounting to S43,OOu,OOU, and
smaller increases in manufactures and
raw materials. Partially completed
manufactures imported fell off about
Exports totaled s1,797.4Ss.44s. being
1b percent less than the same period
OF the previous year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
ii p. To-. JuIy 81. ~.

FL Paso, Texas. July 81, 1915
The partnership heretofore existing
between Anna NJ Tobin, 7. r. LINDSEY
and H E. KiIburn, under the firm name
OF TObin Real Estate company, IS this
day dissolved by mutual consent and
viii be succeeded by. Kilburn- Lindsey
Company as successors to said firm
Anna n. Tobin,
Z r Lindsey,
H E Kilburn.
(Advertisement)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
NEW REAL ESTATE
FIRM IN THE CITY

The To5in Real Estate company. which
was recently taken over by Kflburn &
Lindsey, will hereafter be known as the
Kuburn-Lindsey company, successors to
the Tobin Real Estate company.
Messrs. Kilburn and Lindsey were in
the employ Of the Tobin company for
several years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
FORTY INITIATED
INTO MOOSE LODGE
FL PnsO Lodge Has Delegate at the
National Meeting of
the Order.

Forty new Moose have been added to
the list Of the local lodge. These were
gathered in during the past two regu-
members on the waiting list who viii
be duly initiated at future meetings Of
the lodge. The membership campaign
which was TO have ended August 1 has
been extended 30 days
Gunther Leasing, as a delegate OF the
lodge, is attending the convention
Of the supreme lodge, now in session
at Milwaukee That convention viii
adjourn Saturday at noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIas WILL
NOT rNIlT arrE REEORE z

The Knights Of Pythias have decided
to forego any strenuous work this sum
mer, waiting until the fall before TAX
ink up any serious work No classes
will be worked uD until that time. The
meeting held last Thursday night was
largely attended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
l.I.nfnreffr -

For a few days only, special terms
viii be made on tracts in Lafayette
Place. Here is your chance See Ad
on page acknowledgements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01

NEED GLASSES. ASK sEGALL,
MOVED TO los TEXAS STREET.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01

Lafayette Place.
". F. Payne is making very easy
terms on tracts in Lafayette Place for
a few days. Here is opportunity
knocking-let her in See Ad on
page A-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01

Our buttermiIIz is smooth as velvet.
as good as cream and far more digesti-
bic. Ell Paso Dairy Co.-Advertisement.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-20
E. S. Harris
HarDks Block Main Street
NOTICE
To Bennington County Invesiors
| $4,000 BONDS

According to plans the Remington
Graded School District will issue
SIS. OOO-4 per cent. bonds dated Oct.
l, 1914. Interest payable April ana
Oct. / each year. The trustees have
assurances that most of this amount
will be taken by people who already
hold per cent. school orders. The
suggestion has been made that the
small investor might like the oppor.
tunity of taking one or more 500
bonds. The small denomination bond
movement has gained surprising
Roadway during the last year. These
800 bonds would have the same Sc
curity as the larger denominations
and would be an approved Investment
for trust funds. Savings banks, Insur-
anee companies and conservative In
vestors, well secured and free OF all
taxes. The Trustees desire to make
it possible for the small investor to
buy good $780, bond and II there Is
a considerable demand for them, they
will arrange TO have certain
amount prepared In that form.
Bennington money has helped us
thus far and now we want you to
have the first opportunity of securing
these bonds before negotiating for
their sale In the bond market.
II you want 800. or $1,000.
bond Oct. 1. 1914. and have not said
so. please give us your name and the
amount now, so that we may COM
plete arrangements. 3
Homer ii. Webster. Secty,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-20

A French scientist who has been
continuously experimenting Tor eight
cen years to ascertain the effects Of
low temperatures on fish and animals
has found that common snails can
withstand the greatest amount Of cold.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-20

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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-23
why FAT RETURNS If
TAKEN OFF BY EXERCISE

since fat is the result of particu-
larly easy assimilation of food, which
too readily turns into fatty sub
stances, the exercise for reduction
must be very vigorous to tear down
the tissues and as rapidly as exercise
builds a larger muscular foundation
more fat is developed For the early
part of the time which you are ex-
ercising flesh is turned into muscle,
but the action of the stomach being
unchanged and the flesh being more
easily developed than muscle it is not
long until the exercise has increased
the weight. OF late years the slender
form is possible without making one
self miserable by dieting or INDUCING
in violent exercises to reduce fat.
Make up and take this simple reducer
and your weight will soon be just
where you want it. Dissolve 4 ounces
parnotis (which every good druggist
has in his store) in Ia pints hot
water; when it cools strain and take
a tablespoonful before meals This
parnotis redpcer acts gently. is quite
harmless and entirely satisfactory re-
suits are quickly attained. 1t leaves
the flesh firm and well moulded.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-23
Paterson Mayor to Inspect
Lighting Plant in Madison

PATERSON, July 23.-In line with
the stand taken by Mayor Robert II.
Fordyce, who claims that the Public
Service Electric company is charg-
ing exorbitant rates for street
lighting, an official visit will be made
in the near future to municipal
electric lighting plant at Madison.
Mayor Fordyce who some time ago
openly asserted that he would be
opposed to entering into new con-
tract with the Public Service under
the present conditions, has been in
vestigating the matter very closely,
He learned recently that Madison
has a plant of it's own, which is be-
ing operated economically and cur
rent is furnished at a great deal
lower rate than in Paterson
Commissioner ]. Traphagen Dore-
mus, chairman of the lighting COM
mittee of the board Of public works.
has up to this time refused to renew
the street lighting contract with the
Public Service Electric Company.