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The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-06-26

Mr.. John Sayles and family Of
Dcnison, Tex, arrived in the Cape
Thursday afternoon for a few weeks
visit with the family Of Mrs, NJ.
Ruh, the mother of Mrs, Saylcs,
Mr.. Sayles was formerly in the rail-
road service in this city, and is at
the present time employed in the train
service Of the NJ, q T out of Denison
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-06-26

There will be meeting of the
Commercial Club Monday night and
all members are urged to come as
ther will be several important mat
tcrs such $ factory and railroad pro-
positions to be considered.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-06-26

The Ca'olial is the new name Of
the thno,or formerly the Royal.
The entire front Of the show house
is being painted and the new name
placed on the building Their pro-
gram for this evening contains a
two-reel comedy, besides two other
interesting pictures.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
man fir sic oes I'M Auguit lebtem
Sabrcs Der dlmunbenen As Sabre al

man fir sic oes I'M auguit letter
SabrcS peridam1noenen IS Sabre al
ten Iormers Sobn @roB bdlt. Sin
gelpebr lag quer iiber ser 2eid)e.
Wlan glanbt, oaB Selbltmoro porliegt.
Mtmater. = @ittlpe gliie Ye,l-
nett lit ourh 3tpei Sbiiiie, Ole bon
Shit. Yalm abgefeuert lulr6en, &C.
to0tet morben. Ser MDroer mladte
ieinem 0aiein oureb eincn Sdp1b in
oen &opf ein gn0e. Man 1peiB nidDt,
pas 6en Manl 5u bem Doppelbcr-
breden DeranlaBte.
Murb.9 afota.
Man6an. - 3ebntauleno 9u=
ben0 gier iino beim 8ran6e 6es CO.
gerbalties Ser 9is1narf Contribution
So. pernid)tet porben. Ger 9hao,n
betragt $4,000 ON @aarenlager nno
$4,000 aml @ebau6e.
@iIli IT, II. = Die Ser lld)sl ta=
tom bon Nor6oafota uno lire ltnter=
ltationen peroen nnter 9eitung 6es
Sbomas 8. Cooper in 3ufunft BENT
Stuoillm Ser @ieb5udt gr0Bere- @uf=
merrlamfeit luiomeuL als 6ies bisber
oielsln 3meige Ser 9anomirtbidaft
gegeniiber Ser SAT- gemei len lit. 9iele
Mrbeiten meroen iotpobl in ser 3en=
tralitation in Sarge alS ol1b 1T Den
flint 3meigltotionen betrieben Nor
SEN. @ier miro SOS 9t1oium ser
Shaf5ubt gebanobabt, unb es iino
10 Sdofe aus Mo1ttalra CUR 6iitte-
r1tng iiber SEN @i11ter bier. 9ieie
S9afe itn6 in @rl1ppen eingetbeiH,
uno ;eoe @rl1ppe miro beridieben &C.
fiittert, I'M 6ltrd 8eobadtung Ser
glei6e anitellen 3u f0nnen, beren st.
gebniB Damn Sen Tarmern CUR @idt=
i6nnr gegeben tperben iol.
@ran66prfs. - Die 11eue Je=
grun6ete fatbolii6e ct. MarDS &C.
meinbe fat fir $4,000 einen 8au=
plab fir lire ne1te Stride angefmft.
SIM Satttar mer6en Die Mrgebote fir
Sen 8uu 6es @ottesbauies, SOS $780,
600 folten miro, geoffnet tperoen.
Bismard.- Gem 8erihte ser
giienbabnfommiiiton gemaB iin6 I'll
6ieiem Stoate i'm obgelaufenen iyis-
faliabre 6urd giienbabnunfdne 70
Nerionen, 6urunter MIR 5tpet 8aifa=
gtere, INNS 2eben gefommen.
Otdinon. - Inter 6er1 Sea-
men Miliourt Slope @onltrp Mnocia=
tion lit Elm 1relter Observation-Disclosures
ban6 ins 9eben %9etreten, Ser a119 Der
uMmerican Goultrp Miiociation" a,1=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

nurse cine idone tatb. Stride I'M
gotbilden Still pollenoet. Gum @an-
fonos trl1g ser bobm. Yfarrer oer@e-
nreia0e $4,000 BET. Ser gilenbabll=
magnat S. S. SIN bereiderte Sen Cir
d)en= Ioros INN $1,000. = SSll ser bier
gebaltenen elften Sabresperlammllllng
ser u&eo Miper @allep 1airpmenS
Miipciation" ipies YrGltbent .. Gel,
pig sic bon oem @intpanberungs>
agcnten .. 6. @ilaro Ser Nortbern
Yacific 9abn erbobenen Mnldu1oi-
oltngen 3ltriif, baB sic Molfereileute
>es Aeo=6lllbtbales nidt auf Ser So
I've Ser 3eit ltanoen; er mies an
@an3 ltatiider 0aten sic groben
Tnrtidritte rmd5> nelde sic Molferei=
mirtblGaft IN bem 5bale gen1abt Gat.
Sails. = 6rau Ser
non Eoltrrer, ste @attin zines inn9en
Tarnrer al1s ser @egerl0 bon Nar=
oplpb, 0afota County, lit onrb 5mfGl=
lige gntlabltng zines @e1pebreS, haS
ibr @etter Stanton Macelpetb in ser
Slide reilrigte, %gct0otet tuor6en. Der
Mann mar ser Mnlidt> 6as @epebr
lei nid]t gela0en.
DULUTH. = Sdatmeilter 6re6.
Saflpn bon Goof County lit pegen
orabtloier MlorOnung 0es @onper<
nors gberbart iuipenoiert nno unter
ser @eiduloigung Ser @eruntreuung
0ffentlider @eloer perbaftet mor6en.
8is 511r @erbanolung 6eS 6alleS
bleibt er in ltnteri Ser
0ffentlide Hriifer 81. S. 5rib bot Sic
@ermalt1tng 6es Mmtes p%orlduftg
%iibernomme11. = Die giiener5perien=
oungen innerbalb 6es Monats No=
pember beliefen iib a1f 1,068,02S
So11nen, 10 baB Ole @eiammt ien6rnz
gen biz gum 1. 9e5ember 32>020:487
S0111tet1 Q1tS11dd)en.
8rainer6. - 9ie @egelab=
Der tanoige 9. @ar6 Sing miro bier
19. 3e5ember cine Mniprade u6er
quite @ege balten. = Ser @ertb 6eS
@run0etgentbums Ser erit felt oret
Sabren .b%eltebenoen Srtibaft Sronton
lit auf 1 900 angei6molen.
81. 3eter. = gier @anoitsn
mel6e Der udten, sic StaatSbanf bon
&uIota 5u beroube1h iin6 nad itun=
oenlanger @erfolgung bingfeit ge=
nradt mor6en; Tie ergaben ii6 obne
@ioer ltan1.
B1ne @itD. - Sn etnem &C.
bol5e, 5pei Meilen iio1i6 BON bier,
lit cine 2eide gefunoen moroen, Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
! Illus dem nordWtlten.
Wtiumeiuta.

st. NuuI. = Der &pnpent Der
sSurl11er lno @etreioeba,1oler oes
9tprolpcl te1ls ooer> Ipe5iell geiagt, Der
ienige ser Wtitglieoer Ser equity go
operative grd}ange, meldper 9ienitag
letter Mudpe in ser &upitollta0t er=
offnet m1roe, lit Treitagabello 51 gn-
Sc aefpnrn1eu. 0erlelbe 0arf IN leoer
@cslebulg als cin grobartiger Grfolg
be;eid)uct merocll. Die Tmienoen
pom @elld)eru, Die es lib sur Nltfgabe
gellod)t, iid nit geidlolleaer Sront
ser alt3bel1terild}eu Metbpoen 81 CT
mehrcn, nit oeneu lie bislon9 be!in
slblcErn ibrer Yrpoltfte SIT fa1npfe1t
9rhabt, lie mareu it'd ollie oarln elnig,
Ct. Saul sum NusgangSpunft ibrsr
Notwithstanding SIT bobe1. Gbe
&orliEer y. =. Sobulou bon Nor0=
Sutotu Ben &pnpert pertagte, fam
Nue:tcnmu1g fir oaS ieitenS ser
Stoot Ser fopperatipen Selpegullg
eutusgcngebradte Sl1terele altf alien
Seitsu stunt Nltsorl1f, 1tn0 Ste 9e=
il1d)er alt3 obt Staaten oes gforope=
items iproden Sic g%rlpurtltng atS>
oob tic iih n1dlltes Sabr IN nod piHl
groberer 3abl bier 5riumnnen finoen
miiroen. SS1 ieinen 9eidliiiien bat
iid1 Ser &prpent 5%l1gl1nlten Ser Meri-
fo-Nolitif oes Triiioe1ten, ober &C.
gen cir gr0bere5 iteberbes Seer uno
cine gr0bere Morine atsgeiproden.
@%efiirlportet mltroen HegierungSbeltb
bon giienbubnen, Selepbon- uno Ie=
legrapbenIinie11> lotpie Sic Mus6eb=
ming ser Eafetpolt. Ser Minneapo=
liter @at1oelsfnmmer ml1r6e ser Gor=
tu11rf gemadt, oaB tie itd in @ioer-
iprl1d) SIT SEN S~ntereiien 6es Eubli=
fl11ns itelle. @epiinidt 1pur6e @etrei=
beinlpeftion leitens ser 8%unbesregie=
rlrr1g an Sen iogerannten SerminalS.
@eim 9l1l10es= SSl1lti5oeparten1ent muir
Sc %perlongt oab 9el1te, melbe &C.
treble in 6ffentli6en gIepotoren 8e=
eintrGdtigl1ng oes@an0els m%antpulie=
rer, sur Strofe ge5ogen tper6en. &n=
operotiper @erfouf oes @an6els muir
Sc inboliiert, l;no 6ie 6armer muir
Sen oufgeforoert> mn bon u%nabbdngi=
ger, Miiblen ein5ufm1fen. @etreibe=
ipef11lotion tp1r6e als nit Sen SIT
te~reilen SEN Hroou5enten I'M @i6er<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

iprl,;b itebeno peroommt. = Die Na-
tional= llnipn Of the Mmeriean Soctetp
Of equity bat ibre 12. Sabresper=
lammll1ng 6reitag ebenfallS gum Mb-
id)lllb gebradt. Mls @eamten ma1-
Den crlmiblt:: Sra %. S. @brpit, @uo-
ion, @is., 8raiioent; 9. 9. &obert=
lon Calhoun, &p., @i5epraiioent; $.
s. @illiams, Cumberland, @is., 81
oeftor ouf orei Sabre. Ser Direfto-
renratb miro sen Sefretar ernennen
uno Sen Ort ser naditiabriger Ser
lammllung be timmen.
% minneapolis. Gle IS Sab-
re alte 6rau Gbarlotte Sbarpleb lit
Don sen Sci dmorenen bes 0itriftS-
geridts idutl0ig beh1noen lporben, H.
rem @atten Scanning Sbarpleb ei!1en
9ofon1otipfiibrer ser Smaba=9abn
mittels einesS dpuertItids ol1rcbs 9er5
ermor0et SIT baben. &tdter 2earp
perltrtbeilte oas %ertmenid)te 8cib 5t
lehensla11glid)er @aft im Staats5ltbt=
bmllc SIT Stilpater. = Die mpOerne
MetApoc ser So l1rg ser lanolpirtb=
ldmftlideu Yrobleme ourd gi11lsi=
tltrg eiller griinolid)en ltnteri rdltny,
nidt ollein in 9aborotorien> ionoern
pielmlebr oltd) oll Ort ulo Stelle> hot
lold) erfreulide Melultate ge5eiti9t,
oab oiele Metbp0e n1n altb IN Ser
@efanlpfung ser Sdmeil1edolera orr
getpan0t merOen ioa. Ser 9un0eS=
fotrgreb bot fir bieien 3med eine
@elObetpilligung i'm 8etrage bon Ell
ner balben Mil1ion Collars Dorgeie=
ben, uno g%rperime1rte iouen in aaen
Sbeilen Ser Ser. Staatel1 %n1tper5iiy=
lid e%ingeleitet merben. Ser 3med
oiei er grperimente lit, ni9t ouein
oiele Serde in Ben ~betreffen6en Ser
il1d5gebieten %als5urotten, ion6ern,
1penn m0glid, sic prafttiditen, mirf-
iamlten un6 ipari amiten Metbo6en 5u
ermitteln fir Sic um1nterbro6ene
6ort0auer Ser Mrbeit in alien Sbeilen
oes 2on6es. 3ieie ltnteriudung miro
1T Minmeiota Elm lang gefiibltes 8e-
oiirfniB befrie0igen, 0a in inherent
Staate BON ie 1000 @oritentbiers1t
ourhihnittlih 214 infolge Ser
tSdJmeinedolera %5ugrtn6e geben, 1tn6
Sdlpeine5iidter ouidbrli6 etma 300>=
900 Sdmei1re nit 'etnem @eimmt=
mertbe bon nngefabr $4,284,000
ol1r9 6iei lie Sel16e etnbiBen.
Groofito1.- 6ilialgemeinoen
muroen acknowledgements gegrin6et in
9eonar6 un6 Spencer. Sn @entiqp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

gebort uno oie slbli6t, bat, aaia6r-
l1de @efliigelmlS i~tellungen 3u bera1r-
ltalten.
@tlliton n. Yrairie=WD q
fomnten in 6ielem Sabre in 10 auf-
faasno grober 8abl Dor, 6aB lie iid)
ais arober sdaoen fir fleinere 8ieb-
3lidter i'm aor6tpeltli6en Dafota er-
lpeiien. Sdafe, aalber un6 @iibner
tpnr6en bon 6ieien &nlbtbieren beim<
geillbt. Siele hagen iid big auf cine
0feile an Ole Sta6t beran.
Man6an.- Mit ei1em aus 81
Moggons beiteben6en @on6er= 8uge
Der Nortbern Hacific @obn famcn
aus Srtidoften 6es Mor6peitens
mebr als 100000 811idels @etrei6e
bier m. 1ieie Gen611ng lit ungefdbr
etn 3ebntel Ser @rnte int 6iei em erl
felt 6rei Sabren b%eiieoelten @ebiste.
Gi6=9afota.
Hierre.- Sii66afota miro elmo
9iiffel6er6e ouf ieiner 8il6=g}e ierbe
anlie6ellt, 6ie aus sc Stiid aus Der
groben SCRIBE 6es Scottp Tbilip=gsad)=
laii1s BET Sort Gierre belteben miro,
sic ongefauft tprr6e. = S. 80. &o6=
gers outs 9egrep fat bon brei Mcres
Mlfalfa 1872 8uidel sumen erbo1=
ten, Ser linn 1872 8uideI bonn Mfer
bradte. Ct b%erfnufte Sen @amen 5t
Sill per 8nidel.
&nron. - Gin @bor bon $50
Stimmen miro ONT Mben6 6es t6. Sc
5ember, unterltiibt bon ei1em aus 40
@ann nit mebreren SoIiiten bette
ben6en Srbeiter, under 2eit1trg bon
81. Is. Sons Seib bier Elm @cib=
nadtsfon5ert geben.
@roto1. - Cine Weile MORO
0itlib bon bier brannte Ser grobe
StaG auf ser Sarm oes Sobn Spian
Bis o11f oen @run6 nieber. IA 8fer=
6e, 81 Sdmeine nn6 700 8ui6el
@ei5en, &orn un6 Safer tp1troen Der
nidtet. Ole @ntitebungsurla6e seq
6e11ers lit ntdt befmnt. Ser ent-
itan6ene Sha6en lit MIR tbeilmeiie
6nrb @erli6ern11g gebef.
Mit6eII. = @roBe &ornber1a=
6ungem, tdgli6 6rei Bis bier Sit en<
bobnpagenlo6ungen, tper6en BON bier
aus bon 6e11 benadbarten Garmerm
no6 auen &ibtungen berfm6t, ein
8emeis bafiir, 6aB ste grnte lire @r=
%murtungen erfiilte. @iele Ser @ifen<
babnltotionen in Ser Mabe bon Meit=
@em miiiien tdgli6 5ebn Bis 5tpan5ig
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
@enn Gaer &ino 11n>piaig 1T,
TieberiiA, bartleibig,
@ett adbt Wmtter! @enn bic j3.nse &C.
legt 1T, baum reintst bic tleinen
G%ingemeine nit ,Gaiifprnta
Sprup Of 5iss."

gsatter f0nnen unget1rt. nndbem lie
California Seigen @prup gegeben haben,
benr1 in Elm paar 5tunben mtrb ali Sas
peritopfte 3erg, faure Cafe unb gegbbz
rene yiabrung li9 leidt trennen aus zen
Gingeneihen, unb SIR babt tpieDer cin
geiul1nes, ipie[ultiges Sinh.
Grante @inber brauden nidt 9ebettelt
al tperben, bieies barmlo1e ~ISru9t Sara
tin" gu ncbmen. Wiuipnen SPLITTER ba.z
ten es 51r @anb, neil lie piien, oab
1ein @irfen auf Sen Mogen, bic 2eber
unb Sic -gingetpeibe prompt unb fm6er iii.
Sragt guren Mpotbefer nod elmer
50 Gent Slai9e rgnlifornia Beigenz
@brup," fpelhe Sic Mnleitungen Fir
Babies, &inber unb 8erfonen iegli6en
MIters unb fir Grpadi enc ent9alten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

@ef&dftsmam: ga. Sbr 8eamten
feio gu benSoen! Sebes Sabr pier
Bis ie9s M6ben urlaub unb g pole
@ebalt mdbrenD Der 3eit!!"
Beamter: Isle baben gut reDen!
sic mtnen CUR ni@t. mas 70 Elm ur'
laub toitet. tpenn man nit Jrau uno
&inbern an Die See rei1t ooer ms @e=
birg'-'s breifa9e @ebalt miiBt' man
mdbrenb Der 3eit triegen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17
8eftes 9eilmitteL

Mr3t: nSbr Mann gefdnt mir beute
ni9t; er f9eint fi@ iber trgenb etmas
toloHal aufgeregt gu baben."
Trou: nJreilih! Mit Dem 9auss
mirt but er ii4 ge5antt!"
Mr5t: .@on i'd linn etpas CUR 8e<
rubigung perf@reiben9
Grau: v3abl'n sic bic Mtef' fit
uns, 9err 9ottor, ous bilft a1a be-
(ten fonit perben mir morgen
'rausgefeBt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-17

leere @agen CUR @erfigung itelen,
omnit sic @erlaoungen b%etperf1teQigt
tuerhen fonnen.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-25

He told a story of privation, sick
ness, suffering in the far north, of the
arrival of Mr.. Pierce. His tears fell
as he recited the placid yet mournful
death of brave man, who had given
his last days to carry out the request
of his mother to seek out the kin of
her girlhood friend and make her
wealthy and happy.
Ray Westlake took from a packet
worn next to his heart a tiny piece of
shriveled ichen.
From the grave" he said, rever-
emily, and his wife to be believed it
with her tears and kissed the sacred
momento of the noblest man she had
ever known.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-25
Sic HoRsEWHIPPEp EpIToR

DIE FOkSEWHIFFED EDl IOR
Vancouver, B. C.-Smarting under
the sting of severe criticism in local
paper, Marie Lloyd, the famous En-
glish. Coincidence, called on Louis D.
Traylor, former mayor, who is the
editor, and horsewhipped him in the
presence of his staff.
Miss Lloyd had been refused adj
mission to the United States at Ellis
Island, and comment on this, to-
gether with caustic remarks about
her songs, aroused her ire. Hiding
a trunk strap in her muff, she visited
the editor in company with woman
friend and after a short sharp argu-
ment struck him over the head with
it several times, then the pair back
ed out before the gaping crowd of
reporters could interfere.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-16
Local Runs To Lordsburg
Discontinued By the S. P.

Jesse ]. Armstrong, extra engine
foreman for the G. H, at FL Fasoi
has reported for duty He was placeu
as a helper on night coach engine
with foreman G. F. Johnson.
E. Langston, regular switehman for
the G. H. at Ell Paso, has reported IoI
duty.
Engine foreman B. s. Gooch. of the
Santa Fe yards at Ell PasO, has re-
ported for duty.
D. Cavannaugh, regular through
freight brakeman for the Southern
Pacific, between Ell Paso and Lodrs-
burg, is laying off.
2. D. Sibley, brakeman for the
Southern Pacific between Ell Paso ana
Lordsburg, is back on the local slow
board.
J. J. Hogan, extra brakeman for the
). P. between FL Paso and LOrdsburS'
is back on the local slow board
Ed Laymen. extra engineer for the
Southern Pacific at Ell PasO, is back
on the local extra list, after a rounG
freight trip between Ell Paso ana
Lordsburg. Extra fireman Frank
Hoffman fired for him.
Engineer Frank Earl, of the South
ern Pacific freight service, brought
engine No. 27S6, light, into the city.
J. A. Ford, roadmaster for the S. T.
at Bowie, Ariz, is in an Ell PasO hos
pital with a seveCe case of grip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-16
Four Members of the Union
Lay Off to Attend
Court Sessions.
BsBNCE Of the officers prevented

4 BsENCB Of the officers prevented
n the holding Of the semi-montblv
L n meeting of the Garments union
Thursday night. Four members Of the
union are laying off this week, attend
ing court. They are: A. B. Nunley. J..
n. Atkinson, II. z. Harris and F. NJ.
Henneberg. Henry Ellis, a member. of
the union, VIII go shortly to Shreve-
port La, on business for the union.
The regular semi-monthly meeting
Of the Machinists' union was called to
order by president Manhinney Thurs
day night. The meeting was well
attended and much business was
transacted.
F. J. McNuIty, a member of the
Machinists union, is in Providence
hospital suffering from a compound
fracture Of the ankle.
H E. Wallace, a member of the Car
penters' union of Kansas City. No, has
deposited his clearance card in this
local
Electrical Workers union No SIS will
hold their regular weekly meeting
Friday night at Union Labor hall c.
c. NordhOlm is president and r. NJ
Walker secretary.
The regular weekly meeting Of Elec-
trica1 Workers union No. 5S5 will be
held at Union Labor hall Friday night.
A. r. Jones is president and W. c.
Allen secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-16
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST ABOUT
D0DS0N'S LIVER TONE

sells it. to be absolutely harmless
and without bad after-effects You
will find many persons in this 10
cality who have tried it and every
user will speak good word for
DOdson's Liver Tone. 1t livens uD
torpid liver and makes you feel fresh,
healthy and clean
The price of a large bottle is so
cents-money back if not pleased.
The success of DOdsOn's Liver Tone
has brought many medicines into the
field that initiate its claims. and some
have names verv similar and package
same color. but remember DOdson's
Liver tone is guaranteed by your drug
gist who will give you back your money
if you want it--Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-16
New Runs Established r.
Deming; Machinist
Helper Injured.

n OUTHERN Pacific local freight
runs between Benson and Lords
- burg have been abolished and nev
runs between Bowie and Demine an5
Ell Paso and Deming have been ee-
tablished instead. Local freight trains
413 and 414 have been taken ont of
service. Freight trains Nos. Ais and
416 also have been discontinued.
Row Thacker, a machinist heIper in
the g. n. & S. A. shops is in The bog 81
pital with a crushed foot, caused bv
a heavy iron bar falling upon him
while doing repair work in the round
house.
Due to dull business the G. H. has
taken car No IS out of service he
tween Ell Paso and Valentine, throw
ing the regular men back to the e5z-
ira list.
Chief dispatcher H. T. Etheridge. OF
the G, H. & S. A. at FL Paso is lay
his wife Second trick dispatcher 7
n. Winans is filling his place.
J. B. Bonds, extra switchman for
the G. H. yards at Ell Paso, has re-
ported for duty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-16
Gen. Scott Says Mexicans May
Be Held Until Peace Declared
Commander at Fort Bliss Alays Fear of Council as to
Danger Of Contagion and Says Prisoners May Help
Business if Mexican Government Continues to
Pay Them Monthly, as Heretofore

~ HE 1857 federal soldiers, who
surrendered to American soldiers
4 at Preside. may be virtually
held as prisoners at Fort Bliss until
peace is declared in Mexico. 81 can
not conceive any reason" declared
Cen. Hugh Scott, who met with the
city council at the special session held
Thursday afternoon, "for turning them
loose until there is peace in Mexico. -
With the soldiers are 1860 women and
children.
Gen. Scott stated that it would cost
the government about $500 a day to
feed the prisoners and refugees; a,
car load of provisions being required
every two days. A train load OF
wood a week is specified for fuel. Gen.
Scott considered that in the end the
advent of the refugees would prove
more of a benefit to the city than
detriment, on account of the money
that would be expended among the
local merchants for their upkeep, and
the money the refugees themselves
would spend here. The Huerta gov
eminent, it is believed, viii continue
to pay the soldiers, as It did those who
were kept at Fort Bliss last summer,
and some of this money, the opinion
is, viii be spent here.
Number May Be Increased.
The number Of Ojinaga refugees may
be Augmented at any time, Gen. Scott
stating that he had orders to arrest
all officers and enlisted men, either
federals or rebels, who crossed from
the other side and came to FL Paso
The refugee camp will be estab-
Ished at the northern end of Fort
Bliss just west of the artillery camp
and viii extend along the Southwest
ern tracks. A battalion of infantry
viii be stationed at each end Of the
camp. Gen. Scott has asked for money
with which to enclose the camp with
a wire fence and for the installation
Oe electric lights. This he stated, was
q precautionary provision and would
prove Of great assistance in the event
the federals attempted to rush for
freedom
There was some talk Of sending the
refugees to San Diego, Cal, but Gen.
Scott stated that when the expenses
Of the transportation had been figured
up to 100000 there, he stopped 1t is
considered that the refugees can more
easily be taken care Of and provided
for in FL PasO.
I'VE viii take care Of the soldiers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-16
Carmen Postpone Meeting
On Account of Absences
NEW SCHOOL OPENS
NEAR FIT. HANCOCK

During the past week new county
school was opened six miles north Of
Fort Hancock with an enrolment of
50 children. avSraEinG in ages from
to Is years. This is the first school
ever opened in that section. Miss
Adelina Escajeda is the teacher. She
IS the first young Mexican woman in
Ihat section of the county who has
IItted herself for a teacher. At pres
ent the school is being held in a
rented room in an adobe house
The county is also expecting to To-
Sierra Blanca. About 40 children of
school age there have no school. Since
the opening of the mines many more
families are moving to that section.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-16

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are unable to take care of the food
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the juices necessary to digest the food.
Gases form and cause all sorts Of pain,
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