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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
He WEATHER REPORT
.recasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

| of3cizl Record and Forecsst.--Washing-
.. july s.--Thers has been no appreciate
lsnss IN pressure dittribution over the
Ii,.i States since %. last report. pressure
Jntnging high on tho Atlantic coast and
~ over The Rocky Mountain and plateau
syions and The Western Canadian prov
ness Temperatures are considerably above
NE normal over the great central valleys
pad The north plains states. and are APP
yrozins'siY normal slssyhers east OF hs
psockT Mountains The weather ~ cooler
over the Roxy Mountain plateau During
tss last tNenty.four hours there were scat
'sfs1 showers ana ihundsrstorrns In the
Atlantic and Cylf states and tho ROCKY
Mountain region. IN other parts OF me
eSgn'ry the weather remained fair ms
iniies'isns are that The weather VIII %
snss,tleo. Win local showers and thunder
storms within the next thirfy-sir 20 forty
sirnt hours In tDs south Atlantic and our
sisiss snd the fDckT Mountain ana plateau
fsxlrns. In other parts Of the country tns
sesfhsr VIII BE- generally fair Friday ana
rs'gTdsI 10 important temperature
fhsnxs ~ Indicated for any part OF the
c>yn'fZ during The next fortl-,lsht houts.
Ninfs for Rri1sy and Sstvrdsy-Hofih
AnsHtf, moderate, variable, mostly SCUM
fzsi shf sCgth. middle Atlantic, Ngbt 10
1nDosfst@ sryth. sDgih htsDiie, m1ghfstf'
rpgthsssi am sDsth. Cglf ana Great Lakes
Sht 70 01oafF@,s. YAfis6is.
F@sfssi fer spseis1 LoeslItiss,--LasfsrD
Afv YORK. Eastern PesDsyi,sG's. New
5s'ssy' Deisrsrs, Hsr,isnd and tho Dis
me- Of teh,notds, partly cloudy TO-DAY
sn1 tssmstg0N.
Uss,s5n ssV york ana Western PsHnsyi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
HIGH WATER
WIRELESS REPORTS.

-. New York, reported as i.isS miles east
SANDY Hook a. 5 q. IN. yesterday, Is eN-
So..;.s 20 doek Saturday evening or sunday
i.rsaoor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
(hibbing Information and
i Marine NeWS of the World

vania. generally fair to-day and tomorrow:
not much change IN temperature.
Now England. cloudy to-day: tomorrow
probably fair.
Virginia. partly cloudy. probably local
showers in interior to-day: tomorrow prob
ably fair
West Virginia, generally fair TO day and
tomorrow; temperature little changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
v.,sels Arriving at and Depart
us from Port Of New York.
Thursday. July 9.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
srns.. a:F: sunset. 's,; moon rises, s;A;
-sss age. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10

Local Official Record.-The following on
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes IN the temperature for the last
tventyfour hours. in comparison with the
date OF last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10

pertLtatlon and steamer. .,V. 49,
u.zsU C-ia san FTsncisco)-Natsonie 4o-uA'
e. Isrsn CoreA. China, Phiip-
S.nes wa san Franeiseo'-IehSo Ju,y "a
Mani NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ..
,-ors. china VIA Seatuel- -
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.
TO-DAY

.Nan for George Washington closes y D
rr.day
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HELP WANTED.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
uOtfsEwO RKER.-Sirong Finnish girl: do
entire work Best references. CITY.
country. $40 $50. Lehtfs Agency. ~ Ia
i.5th Of. Phone. b5lo Harlem.
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ARRIVED.

ssran. Corea, NhlhA We July IS
Seattle Maru.".......s'.'''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
CNTSNLEsrNINSLINES

ror CATsKILL. HUDSON. CoASAcklE and
way landings. Direct connection Trtn oats
~ ,IWtNvIIJE OTIS SUMMIT. HAiNES
ESAiIs TANNERSVILLE. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
CARPET CLEANING
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

ytcap and Foreign Teachers Agency
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors.
,overnesses etc, to Colleges. schools and
Families Apply TO Mrs. 81. J. YOUNG
FULTON. 90 Union square
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05

Ser @ergberr iab ibn iebt mieoer
BON ser @eite an. Sumner ttefer bat-
ten 1ib 6ie @9atten iiber Die Serge
ausgebreitet nro 6te N&atur periam
in jene gebeimniBpolle &nbe, melde
oie einbre6enoe Ma6t beglettet. Gin
ael1re Sterne ertpa6ten am Simmel.
STR Mnblid %erinnerte Sen 8ergberrn
pl0blih an oie groBe @ntfernnng bon
ser &nuppenitube mn6 falt eri4roder1
blidte er anf ieine l1br.
uDie sterne erinner1 MIDI, 6ab id
midi auf Sen &eimtpeg MAIDEN muB.
,gs lit 6ie b0@1te 8eit. 8efrie6ige
meine @eugier6e in 8e5ug ouf oen
Ssst1balt 6eines Codes, Damn mnb i4
ellen, auf oie &nappenitube am &ien=
berg 6riiben at fommen."
uMuf s. &nappenitubiin mo6it
beunt nod uni? @ie fannit nnr 10
tpas Dalfet's benin? Da falleit ia
freoi. 5%tpan6'gmal ab inS miloe
@'i6roff. Sea, no, Dos BORT net ietn;
6m m,1aBt ldon nit mir eeb'm!"
vWs3it bir?" fragte Ser Bregberr.
uGu ba1t mob1 .eir unteriroiideS Sell
len16IoB in ser Nabe?"
g nit. Mber 6'BIeibauerr &atbl
:6runten al1f ser &ieograbnalm> Die
bot a gang 5iinftige @iitten nn6 a
I6on's &eu 5um @usrait'n, nmo an
|@r5ion bats, 90 mennft a etli @lafn
|trinf1tu foanit g'ra6, ou BORT o'@ngel
I'M @immi iingen; Ser madt Sir II
8ruitfled pieoer tparm. @eb' MIR, t
5oag sir n @eg. S leg f@on a gnots
@0rtl fir 81 etn, baB 3 81 audi
|b'bolt. 0afiir bebit Mir iett oen Cad
auf'n 8udl, Ben Miaionenfad. Mber
moaBt Fl, Fl, H. foo Million D11fat'n II,
|mie g @ergmanoln balm, Is nit
6rin, 1on6en Iarter Mmoaien, nir als
Mmoalenpar, 6en1t poaBt, I bin grao
a Mmoaler. 90 Mmoaier 8aitl boaBn
mi s. 9e11t. 60, iebt beb' onf!" rtef
er nn6 biidte ii6.
Ser gergberr idnl5te ibm 6en Cad
anf 6en Miifen nn6 6as Mannlein
trottete bon 6annen, in6em es fagte:
u@ergelt's 600! @eb mir MIR naft."
Sobannes @etoI6 batte angeii6ts
ser porgeriidftet Mbenitunbe un6 BEL
ser nnfenntniB 6es @eges in bent
miIoen @ebirge feline lange 8abl.
No@ ei1ren Moment ~iberlegte er,
6ann fo1gte er 6em rai6 borani9rei=
ten6en M4i1tnlein, ,enti6loien, bieles
Mbentberer GIT @r6e GIT fiibren. nno
SOS 1oQte ibrt 11i9t gere1ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
@iebenes @obiteI.

Die na6tliden 8erglteteer tparen
BON 6em feliigen 5teig auf %fnlttbier>
tes 2ano gefommer, eS mar Die @teo-
qrabenalm. Man b0rte i6on bas 9dus
ten 6es grafenoen Mlmenbiebs, mel=
hes bier oben Sag nn6 @a9t I'M
Sreten 1T.
Sem Sngenieltr tparer 6ieie 2arte
onqenebm, follte er 6o6 ba1o nit Ell
mem un3peifelbaft menidli@en use,
fen, ser v8leiba1ernfatbl@' IN @erfebr
treten, 6eret1 Momen er pobl I'M Sc,
oaadtniB batte. sic mar es, Die ser
2atfdenbaernmltH ~berloffen bottle,
I'M ser f60nen &nappenltsl tpillen,
.3u ser er rumiatteln" tpollte.
u5drei s. @atbl mnl" fagte Ser
Mlte, nno Ser 8ergberr lteB einer
fraftigen Subf6ret ert0nen.
u@o6rieibo!" foIgte I'M sSnnern Der
&iitte Sic ballen6e Mntmort. @leid
oaral1f off1ete it6 bie Ebiire BEG &a,
lerg 1tn6 Sic 8Ieiba1aer1t @atbI er-
idier muf Ser Sdmerle. sic bottle Ell
men @odIoffel in Der &at6, Elm Set
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05

vMir fdei11t, 6ie &atbl balt groBe
|Stiide anf SEN @%ol5erna5l?" fragte
BeBol6 SEN Mlten.
nSa, id, fa1tn idon a 10 ieih" er<
mioerte ser site fi6erm6, uiieber
m11aB er ibr fdo' iet', mie Ser Meufl.
Set Dem mltaB 3 Miderl int Safer
bleib'n, beim Na5l aber mmaB er aubt
geb'n."
80 befommt's Mt6erl biellet4t
6oh mie6er eine.M utter," metnte Der
8ergberr.
uSarenoi!" rief Ser Ilte, BOG
maar' mir ia glei' lieber mie ale
Mmooi' nbaufen auf Ser @elt nno
men Gilber nn6 @ol6 6rim mar'!"
Sci 6ieien @orten ftel eS Dem
8ergberrn pl0blid Elm, pie ibm Der
Mmeiier beim Snben na@ Silber be-
biIfIi9 fem f0nnte, 6enn er %erinnerte
lid, baB Ser &noppenruppert Ben
|gingang 5um Stlberitol1en nnter Ell
nem MmetIenbanfen gef nnoen.
v@en1 ein Mmeiienbm1fen 5eritort
miro, bame11 Damn Die Mmeiien ibr
ne1es &al1s mieoer anf oem olten
|6led?" fragte er Sen alten @alt1.
vMllemal!" ermi6erte oieier; ~bie
moden's, pie s. Sent. @enn's neltt1<
NAL bon ora 2abna beri9iit' per'n
iobau' rs aebnmal mie6er auf n alt'n
6led."
v0onm meiB i@ Sir Elm g11tes Sc
|ldafftt," ipra@ Ser .8ergberr. vSn
meirrem 8ergbaurepier am &ienberg
6riiben gibt es Mmeiienboufen in
Me1ge. Sic iolit 6u mir megi6offen
= o1f meine Soften, gleidpiel, Oh ba
fir 6einen 3med ettpas porfinoeit
|ooer nidt."
us ga 'BeI tpar gang idon, lieber
SEER, ober poaBt, 60s IaBt iie idmer
ma9'n. Da brent bot Der &ebtertor=
iter bon SSr8el 5u befebl'n nnb Ser
IaBt mns nit eini ins Sol5. sc Der
|6irb'n eam idon s. 8erglelt gnlta,
|iagt er, 6a tpin er nit aud nod s.
|Mmoafer nn6 8 @e6ler prirnet
balm, bat ct g'fagt."
.Dir sic @rloubniB bte5u al1s5u=
mirten, oas tt meine Code" ertot=
6erte Betolo. sd nebme 6id in met
nen Dienft, 6u fonit guten Saglobn
boben, Big ones brrdil1dt it,"
uD0s is ia freoi a Slid fit mi.
Mber anoo' fann is baIt nit ba-
mad'n, 8ltm Mmoaf'n e'b0rn 5tpoa..
@oabt, Ser lang Cont bon Der 5pik=
utaa-- EEFsHAN ENr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05

out unit is met @pe5l, ben brau6 /
balt iultament a 6a5ua."
80 nimm i'm balt NIT nn6 glet9
morgen f0nnt ibr e11er @ei9dft bei
mir beginnen."
uMeorg'n no9 nit, 6a miiaB'n mir
6'9lmoal'n a%11slauff'n laff'n, menm's
g @etta 6alal1bt. Mber ibermorg'n
ltebglt nns ale 3tpoa BEL 6ir."
Set fam &atbl nit Ser 3itber 3l1-
riid un6 aud Mt@erl faB alsbalo
.mieoer oi6t neben 6em often liebem
Oe6l auf Ser 8onf.
Sc Sen1terit1 ar1f Sen 8ergen laBt
ii6 nidt large bitten, iie tbeilt NIT
bent @oagalt ebenio gerne Mild,
S9n1arren n11o N11oel, mie tire
@1ongel11. @ier oben lit Sic Mai6
iipl5 altf Oe11 %rellre1r, melo0i19en Con-
iau ibrer Stiml1e, ur6 nit &edt,
rel11 sic menidlihe Stimme in rei-
rer Naturldo1e iibt in ser 8ergeins
lomfeit einen unbeldreibliden Gin.
Druid.
(Enrfiptntnn fnInt)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05

fiderno. u@em / nit ltoo' alt NOR ,
miiaBat mir freili uarm mern oa
affa nit oem Sad poa Steber, aber
mi FRUIT (friert). ga berobn bat o
Na6tluft a S6irfn!" uno oas Wta11t=
lein rieb iid sic &anoe, tpabrer1o 1et=
ne langen, peiBen SCARE IN bent 5l1=
nebmeno ltdrfer merbenoen Mbeno=
mi11o eigentbiimli6 flatterten.
sssebt i6olte Sobannes &ebolo bod
nit etpas miBtrauti9en 8li6en nod
Ser @rideinl1ng nn6 erfunoigte it@
angdegentli6, mas fir ~lebenoe
@ieber" in 6em 6ade 1eien.
uSSa gelt sos m0dt miii'm? @as
moonit benn, 6aB / BON? 60 tpe1g ou
s. @tern am Simmel 5abrn fannit,
10 tpeng fannit 6os 5ablm maS in
mein @af itedt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
@ebt Tcigeu-s yrnp
bent bartleibigen 8inbe.
@prstiglides uSrnht=1agntin" tam ben
uetdbet flesnen Mtngen, 2eber pber
Gingetuetocn ni1t fd1aben.


gefdaut o,e Sunse. Mntterl 8eun
belest, oann ~eebraltd}sn Der Raaen, Sc
Der uno gingspeioe @urer aleir1en }ofnr,'
tiee Geiniallae. 8e11a eigeniinnig, tpi<
Derlpenifis, nngeloriain, lDen1t es Hidt
lhldft, iBt ODER flatitrIih Danbelt, o6er
menu es fieberiId 1T. Ia1lren Wogen,
IfledtteH Itjem Dat; h penn fem &aIB
lpeh lit, es an 8iarr1oe Ieibet, boil ron
grfdltuaa tit, eibt inn etnen gbeefDffs
rel pol, California uSeisen 5brup,- ,1nA
III etniaen 5tnnben tuirD oil bas farIe,
%berltopfte Ssng, bic lnbaroaute Hah
rt1ng 1no ialre Sole lang iam beIeitt@
aus ben tIeiren Wiagen o6ne Rneifen,
lu1o SIR 6abt tpieoer eiu eelnnbes, bers
9nsgtes stinb. T@raet guren Doftor teaar
cine 50<gent Slafhe .gnlifornta sprup
Of Sigs," lpeldle boIe Nntpeifungeu M
babies, 4inber ie9ft1en Nlters ntrb ffnfr
@rtpaebfene entbdlt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
y 8.efu@.
@erabe redt fir @adentpeb anb
MheumQttSmn8.

Golep Mierenptuen iin6 10 6mr@,
meg effefttb fit &udentpeh @beuma.
tism11s, geidmonene, fdmer3bafte Sc,
tlenfe, Mteren- un6 8Iafen.&ranfbei.
ten, 6aB Tie ~alIertpdrts empfoblen
mer6en. 81. 81. Seffor6s, Mc@rem,
geebr., fagt: uMein Mpotbeter emf
pfabI Solep Mierenpilet gegen
5dmer5en in metnem @ii6er, un6
bebor i6 cine 8loi@e geleert batte,
NOR metn otter Srrbel bonitdnootig
beri6fnnnoen." gu fa11fen bi allen
&dnblern in ct. @lou6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
(Tortietung folet.)

Gut poriert. - Gin M0oofot
drgert iid beftig, nad}oem CT in Ell
ITEM Hro5eB u1lterliegen par. MlS CT
leinen @egrier trof, fonnte ct lid nidt
.entBalten, 81 iagen: vgs gibt .mobl
faum eilten Gerbreder in Der @elt,
Sen Sic fir @elb niht pertbeioigen
Ser @eaner e%rlpioerte: uySas bo=
6en Sic benin aneeIteat?"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12
MoUing Picture Reunites
Man With Missing Wife

Richmond. Calf. Oct IA motion
picture Sunday served to reunite Fred
Robson, superintendent Of a tunnel
company and his wife after a search Of
nearly four years duration.
Robson was injured in a mine ex-
plOsion near Scranton. Pa, Feb. %, 1911.
and was taken to a hospital Mrs
Robson started the same day for tie
home of her parents in College City,
Ohio, but was so overcome by the acct
dent to her husband that her mind be-
came affected while on the train and
she was taken to an asylum. where
she remained for IS months
After recovering from his injuries
Robson searched for his wife without
success a year ago he came to Rich
mond. Sunday he visited a moving
picture theater here and as a film de
pictiug mine explosion was shown. a
woman in the audience screamed. Lights
were turned on and Robson was
astouuded 10 find that the woman was
his wife
Mrs Robson has been living in
Richmond for several months and for
two years searched for news Of her
husband.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12
C. B. HUDSPETH
WILL BE JUDGE

State senator Claude B. Hudspeth
has announced that he viii accept the
appointment offered him by governor
U. Il. COlquitt TO be special district
Judge ut FL Paso TO take the place
made vacant by the resignation Of
judge n NagIe.
The state senator VIII serve until
the court ends its eNistauce on Deem
Der 81 He viii remain at the legis-
Iature until the close Of the present
session and viii then resign to become
special judge. As he has been n0mi-
mated TO succeed himself as state sena-
tor he viii be returned TO the legisla-
ture for the January term, as the court
viii have ended its existence by that
time.
STATE senator Hudspeth is now serv-
ing his third term as a member OF the
senate. He was nominated at the re-
cent Democratic primary TO succeed
himself in the senate for fourth term.
Previous 20 being elected TO the sem
ate, Mr.. Hudspeth served two. terms
rs a member Of the Tower house He
was q member OF the house of repre-
sentatives during the 2Sth and 18th
assembly and has served in the senate
during the 30th session and the 3lst
32d and SD special sessions Two
wears ago senator Hudspeth was chair
man Of the Democratic state conveu-
ton held at san Antonio He has been
in state politics for the past 10 years
Prior to entering politics. he punched
cattle and then published a weekly
newspaper. the OZona Kicker, at Ozona.
Tex. 1t was quite widely quoted from
al the time Of publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12
Copyright 1914. international News Service

Urday and James 4IacGregor and
Joseph McGarry, arrested early sunday,
and seven Mexicans involved, viii be
publicly cOurtmartialed today
The five Americans gave their pre-
iminary testimony in the presence OF
the American consul, Frederick Sim
pich. He also accompanied them Sun
day when they were taken to the
places where it is alleged their dyna-
mite was placed.
It is alleged that they placed 20
pounds af giant powder and some caps
on the track in such a way that the
passage Of a locomotive would cause
an eplosiOn sufficient TO wreck train.
It is claimed that the chauffeur who
drove the Americans TO the scene Of
the alleged attempt betrayed them to
the Mexican soldiers, giving a signal
TO the soldiers after he had left the
Americans at work The arrest at
Buena Vista, on the Cananea railroad,
occurred Friday night On Wednesday
night a previous attempt was made to
blow up a train
Project Gonzales Of Nogales, Sonora,
said no summary action would be
taken, and that the Americans would
have every opportunity to communicate
with American consul Simpich.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12
CROSS, FEVERISH
CHILD IS BILIOUS
Or GORSTIPATED
Look, Mother! If tongue is
coated give California"
Syrup Of Figs. "

Every mother realizes. after giving
her children California Syrup OF
Figs" that this is their ideal laxative,
because they love its pleasant taste
and il thoroughly cIeanses the tender
little stomach, liver and bowels with
When cross. irritable feverish or
breath is bad stomach sour, look at
the tongue. mother II coated. give a
teaspoonful Of this harmless fruit
laxative" and in a few hours all the
fouL constipated waste, sour bile and
undieested food passes out OF the
novels. and you have well. playful
child again. When its little system is
INN Of cold. throat sore, has stomach
ache diarrhOea- indigestion, colic-re-
member. a good inside cleansing
should always be the first treatment
Millions OF mothers keep California
SyruD OF FIGS" handy; they know
teas1oonful today saves sick child
Tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a
50-cenr bottle Of California syrup OF
Tfes which has directions for babies.
children of all aEes and grown-ups
printed on the bottle Beware OF coun-
te~fef-s sold here, so don't be fooled
Get the genuine, made BY California
Fig syrup Company '-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12
DAILY RECORD

BUILDING LEELAAAA-
To 3. Sorera, 10 build frame hou7e
Raynor street. 10 cost $50
Deeds Filed.
Fl Paso county-State National pans; - -
7 Real and c. r Morehead 10 the Mes1
Realty company. section OF lana IN -.
Prindhsm survey. containing 1917 acres
Sorth SIDE Of Third. between south Il
Psso and South OreEon-H- NordWalc 70 = -
Nordwald company lots 49, ~ 20 -
Campbell addition. consideration q, -,
North side OF Prospect. between ~ ~ ,--,
and Guadalupe-El PssO Commerclstl -, 800 q
pany to Ben Levy. eastern SO teeI %. % ssst
10 IL and the northern 20 feet OF tHS 800
ern so feet OF lot s. block 1,tso-o
Heights addition; consideration SSOso-
FL Paso county-W- c CraAloTl " --,,-'
Rogers haIf acre OF land in e Paso eoui-
ty: consideration $500. 7,o,,,,,f11o
Ysleta Erant-Estranislad =. ,55,----,,,lIT,
70 lose /. Ronquillo. Francesca > E.ol-ft -
Canta Cruz Ronquillo. IT.. ISL $50 -
RonquilIo. ST. Efego honQuliio -
Elena RonQullio. his children %,
t-art OF YsIeta. The transfer was GIT
North side Of Hueco. between lana -,
Travis-Austiu & Mari Investment - 4
and 49, block u. Government Hlll au1i'-'--
consideration S5TS6.2O. y-,--4t,-
North side OF Lakeland. between rSd 49,
and Noore-Jay Finlay to EAII4 -, -
Chandler. lots 19 and 20. block Z, - '' -
wood Heights addition consl4eIAllV-- - $500
other valuable consideration .- r,f,-f-
N-o-tb 500 Of Sacramento between iJltl-
sion and Courchesne-Grand NlsE .9-.b-
company TO Mrs. Anna v Curd. the L I..7
View addition: consideration s26oo-
HOLLYWOOD Heights addition A yenfs
% csorre p F.hrenborE lots 1 10 q. bl 'ck
s. lots 3 TO as block Is; lots / 70 "a 9loc 90
40: lots / TO a. and As 20 IS BLOCK ~ ~
in Hollywood Heights addltoh'
ton $4,000 - .,.rr--
North side OF Boulevard. between oall1s
and WIIiams-A- J. Crockett 10 Ut; Fll, 49,
Heights addition: consideration $l9.ogy-
North side OF Blacker between 81 Nr,tlh
and AnEe-L ]. Guchrtst 20 the Border In
,-estr1ert COMPANY. am OF block 13f. Alex
ander addition: considersti ton Sll5O-
North side OF Rio Grahde. between Kan
sas and NIyrtIe-E. G. Pew TO Mrs D. 5-ale'
lots / and and the southern half OF iot :.
block .. Alexander addition; consideration
$3.50.
u Paeo courtv-C. T. Williams 20 & W
Moore sections 10 c, block 3, public
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12
GHARGESFO[[OW
HOUSE QUARREL
Helm, of Alabama, De-
nounces Republican Lead
CT as Unworthy of Seat.

Washington. D. C., Oct 12.-Person-
alities in the house Saturday between
Republican leader Mann and repre-
sentative Helm OF Alabama culmin-
ated in the ALBANIAN denouncing Mann
as unworthy Of his seat and demanding
that the house take up the charge.
Mann had offered an amendment to
the pending Philippine bill to provide
for woman suffrage In the Island He-
sentfng statements concerning his atu-
tued toward the suffrage parade here
last March, he said
Il thought at the time It was better
for the young girl on the woman
suffrage float TO be at home than in the
parade. for fear the gentleman from
Alabama would have seen her and
been sure TO insult her"
HefIin Flies Into Rage.
Mr.. Helm sprang to his feet, declar-
mig Mann unworthy Of place IN the
house.
Representative Payne demanded that
the Objectionable words be stricken
from the record Mann, continuing, re-
ferred to a recent anti-wOman suffrage
speech made by representative Helm
as an insult to womanhood. 1 denounce
the gentleman from Illinois, as a uar,"
shouted Helm. Il demand that those
words be taken down." interj
PAYNE Of New York Mann asked him
to withdraw that demand.
Mann Mobiles Statement.
Mann said that the stenOgrapher's
notes were not correct and that he had
said he thought there was danger Of in
suit to the woman in the suffrage
Parade from the Democratic crowds"
and that he had facetiously added that
the gentleman from Alabama might be
one OF the crowd"
The house voted that the words read
from the stenograFher's notes were
correct
By vote Of 152 to 6s. the house then
expeunged Mann's remarks from the
record.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12
WHEN BUYING MERCHANDISE

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dependable
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A Of ESQ SIX nose Io women O DO"n
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The Knit the best and satisfactory fitting underwear on the market
Knitted Underwear
IT, -l s. show, complete asodnnt Of and FOWne gloves
m Corset department the best brands made La Camille Gon a
Marietta "RgO Belt R. & G and Majestic
Millinery YOU will brands Fisk Gage and MOOd and Jn Hats
The Art Department the well known Royal Society brands
Nam Floor Nane offers all
OK of hev latest Butenck Patterns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12
A MEDICINE OF MERIT

A proprietary medicine, like every
thing else that comes before the pub
lie, has to prove its merits The law
Of the survival Of the fittest applies
in this field as in others. The reason
for the tremendous success Of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Is
because II has been fulfilling a real
human need for forty years. so that
today thousands OF American women
owe their health and happiness to the
marvellous power Of this famous medi-
cine. made from roots and herbs
natures remedy for wOman's ills
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12

school lands in Fl Paso county containing
B7e acres each consideration S3422
North side OF Lakeland. between Moore
and smith. T. Smith 70 Harry c. Chan
fIer lots 9 and 10 and So and "a. block 1,
hollywood Heights addition consideration
500.
NayfieId. section Is and Is. block 40. pub
nc school lands, FL Paso county. conside-a-
Marriage Licenses.
George P Minor and Daisy b Butler.
'' Ernesto Gonzales and Espiranza OHverOs.
both OF Fl Paso.
B. H. warren and Silanda ]. Hunter
both Of FL Paso-
Automobiles Licensed.
26g7-L. A. Eue. 1872 Wyoming street.
five passenger Buick
26gg-Alrs- L Delaney. EOS Mills street.
five passenger Oldsmobue-
26s9-Robert L. Holiday. SOC Stewart
street five passenger Hupmobllc.
Births-Glrls.
To Mrs Fernando D---. Tularosa street,
October G.
Births-Boys.
To Mrs. NJ Soto. South Florence; Octo-
Der 3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-12
FOREMAN HILL DIES AFTER
TELEPHONE POLE ACCIDENT

James B. Hill, foreman Of the Mackay
Telegraph Gable company linemen, died
at Hotel Dieu Saturday afternoon from
Injuries received Friday when a pole
fell on him. He was removed TO Hotel
DIeu where he died without regaining
consciousness.
The accident occurred on Texas
street He was directing q gang Of
men lowering a pole when II fell He
is survived by a wife and two children
who reside in Woodlawn addition.