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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
Der Bremer 5reimor6t oor
I25 Ja6ren.

Mus einem 9oh3eitsgeoi@te, bas
Elm ungenannter etnem 9errn @9mibt
mtbmete, als er gum brttten Scale
freite unb bic sSSungfer 9repern nabm
= es mag 1857 gemeien iein erz
fabren mir, mte es in oteier 3ett
auf benz 8remer Tretmortt 5ugins:
,@ol {0Bmabl funt ed on, I'M tein=
mabl lett ed bliepen,
OILS ed, !9err 8rioigam! tn Bremen
bit mou 14rtpen;
Sci Obrfad mas mol meift bel oulle
TrpmartszS ieb,
$50 man BON aaer Mrt nie=mobbf@er
5raben iubt.
Des Mprgens gett ct on, oes Mbens
mabrt bat 2open.
Ser R0pmann rDpt: &abmt ber! @p
mil ip MIDI mat topen
@ou mpner 1@Dnen Maar? @eggt
bod, mat felt iu an9
Sd geef 10 guben Scoop. als eene1
geefen tan.
Sci Sube 1@rpt:: Mno, mer t0ft nab
Munf9 I'M Mt1en.
See=Qeepel, @@eeren. 2ad, @@au>
@@nalen, Meber, 8r o.. iQen;
lin tperr i'm @eertSbub fed bel 8uer
begut ben 8abrt
Mit Seer I'm 8renneDten, 10 befft bat
6rDmartt Mrt.
Det Saf4enfpeeler mabtt, bpm &ra1>
let fiilfe Qetfen.
Dat man balb f@peeren i@0Q. bel
Rerel tonbe bedien.
Die 5@0ne @@atten<W ert, unb bic
f@armant Mar9reet
ees OFT pdr @elb tbo fem, un anbree
3ariteet.
Sci 9rummel geit. als menn lei led
MI mollen tloppen,
Dat alles bublt I'M bdft. Gen DIR
m0gt man auzitoppen,
Men man nod 0per0ebm ben Morz
men<D ottor bort,
@o trefflit bot bel Mann beft up ben
Morm ftubeert.
@es Mbens Tan man oft MID tpobl tau
@ufe t0pen,
man mott OFF ietbn. mo fed &ommez
biQ1ten Dpen.
I'm 5au pertiintelt man i'm 6rpmart
fpne Siet,
Dat @elb geibt oft babp taufamen in
bel 8upt.
@ol tann benn, feggt ct med. BIZ
filfen bunten @aaten,
8p filten &ulterz&aB. GEMS &tem:
Habels maafen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

miro gu piiroigen miiien. Da eS
mir ni9t m0gli6 lit, Sie ale per-
l0nli@ at beiuden, 10 nebme i@ bieie
@elegenbeit mabr, Sbnen mild ielbit
por5uitenen in Ser Soffn11ng, 6ab Sic
mein @orbaben Sbrer 8eitatigung
erodten. Meine Glattform lit
@etpiiienbaftigfeit un6 @brborfeit
NIT boiler Mnerfennung ser &edte
auer. SIM ToGe meiner @abl tper6e
i'd mild bon Sen obigen Hrin5ipien
letten lalien. Mbtungsbon
ct &u1. Cartel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

Sc geter @hadmann als Sdobmei-
iter II. $. @eres ols @lerf ertpablt.-
5onntag ging Der bieiige Siinglings>
perein in her Sriibmeiie gemein-
idaitli@ our III. @omm1nion. Ma9
oen &odamte bielt Der @erein cine
G%erlammlung, an Der 1ih ou@ Ser
M:ai1nerperein betbeiligte un6 in Der
Ser @a1t eines reltem &farrba,rles aus
@oditeinen beidGoiien tpur6e. Dieie
Mod)e miro nit Dent M%usgroben 6es
6l1n6amenteS begonnen. = Mnton 81.
@eprens BON @aite Burt tpar ann
@omtag bier bel &ertpanoten auf
@eiud. = Mu6 eritattete &arl 56mit
rn6 Sra1 bon @oen 8allep Sonntng
Dtcr eine11 pertpan6tidaftli6en BeIm6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

perliebt, ltelt al oie @emeinoen1it=
qlieoer oas f%ortpabren6e @eil1b, ni6t
bloB fir Mnihufhung nelter @rben=
ba>lfe, lonoern AUDI fir Mltare bal
oiglt Gorge 5u trage1r. Sodm.
Yfarrer S. 90. @ul6er fat miiien
lallen> oaB er am Is. Muguit Die
@eimreije auf einem bolanotiben
Dampfer Don &otter6am aus antreten
miro.
ct. M6plas.
Die 6rale1r M1rna un6 2u5ia Grill
.lino no@ 5mei @oden Tangent Muf>
entbalte BEL ibrem bier mobmen6en
@oter uro @eidmiitern nod ibrem
&eim in Sflaboma 5uriidgetebrt. =
So1epb &eimen uno Srou tpobnten
6em @egrdbniB 6es @aterS Der 5rou
@enner in Soroan BEL. = Wilbelm
ssobannes unb 6rau e%ritattten in
@oite Narf einen adt Gage langen
@e(u@ BEL &ertpan6ten. - Sic an-
balten6e trodene @itteru1g mar Ser
&eeer1rte giinitig; au@ lit Ser @og-
gen 5um groben Ebetl unter ser OF
d)el gefallen, uno @erite miro GUT
na9it an ser &eibe fem. Weitte
ser 8od,e lit uniere Notbfir6e nit
einem Oa@e iiber5ogen un6 nit Sent
ltern perieben tporoen .-@err8 Braun
BON Minneapolis mar lette @o@e III
uni erer @a9borfbaft un6 bra6te Mf-
tien fir sic bon 6ort nah &idmono
lm1fen0e eleftrti6e 8abn lei&t bel
iolden on, 0ie ii6 fir 6ieieS Inter
nebmen intereiiiren. = @itttpe Ma-
ria Stein bot ouf ibrem @eb0ft etnen
neuen geraumigen 5tau erridten lai=
fen. Mu6 fat Sbeooor 8udmam
ieinen Stall lomeit fertig, 6aB IN ben
erlten Gagen init 6em @danoellegen
bego11nen mer6en fann. = Sobn Geo.
Sell bot 1t6 elne GerleBn1g an elmer
&ano 5ugeaogen> 6arob er fir einige
3eit Sen ge3pungenen 6aullen5er
1pielen muB. = 9et6. Sbeis &pnroe
BON leiner @attin nit etnem nieoli-
@en Ma66en beiderft. @lud gum @r=
eigniiie. = @ebten @omitag fanoen
sic 0iitriftsi@ulmablen itaH. &ter
int 8ilage mur6e geid. &ommeroing
ant Steue 6es Sobr &rdmer als @i-
reffttor gendblt. Serr &ramer Belief
oete 6aS Mmt 1reun Sabre un6 leiitete
auf cine meitere @brenbeae1gu11g
@er3idt. = SIM DiitriH 81 m1r6e
Domimif Grmrf als 9ireftor betbe-
bolten un6 inn 9iitrift IL mur6e Ni@.
|5tein als @lerf uieoergepabH. SSrn
Diitrift ITO tpuroe 6ran5 nte@t nno
int Diitrift 105 Sobn s. @olter alS
@lerf ertpdblt; int Diltrift 1874 pur.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
Illus der um9e9end.
8mfntam.

Mm Montog bot Sobn @dmolte iei<
11en @ater uno oelien 6reuno @odntd
ul1s Dem ct. Soiepbs Mltenbelm BET
ct. Glouo per Mutomobil beimgebolt.
Mn1 1. Sllli feierten mir oem @roB=
pater 56n1olte ieinen IS. @eburts=
tag, meld)e 6eier in auer Sribe nit
@a1toneni9illen eingeleitet muroe.
Dann nabm Sobn 56molfe oie Bet
Sen @roBpater gum &arl uno bon BORT
sum Socob @9molte, mo Ole @ebmrtS<
togsfeier ibren 6ortgang batte. Ser
alte Hapa 56molte fublt 1t6 mo9'
iebr gut, nno man tpiinidt i'm bier
ser Sabre gutter @eiun6beit nod btele.
- 2ebten nn6 6ielen Monat batte
Sobn 59molfe einen guten 2anoab=
iub. @r perfaufte sic lebten 800
MGer BON Ser 8r1dman=Tarm fir $50
SEN Mfer, 800 Mder 6es sos. Otter
pertoufte er fir $50 SEN Mder, Sem
Milb. Meier ieine 100 Nder fir $65
ben MGer. Sobn NoberS 800 Mder
Derfaufte er fir $73 Sen Mder un6
fir Sobn @ouonS 80 Mder erbielt er
$38 Sen Mder. she 6iefe 6armen
gingen in 6ie @4n6e bon &atboliten
iiber, un6 6arin iett &err Sdmolte
ieinen 9tol5, 6aB er auf 6iele @etie
fir 8au nn6 nnterbalt bon &irden
l,n6 S9ulen beltens beigetrugen bat.
MaDbe1p Gate.
Nobn 2ebmarn bon bier ma&te
lebte ISOLDE per Muto einen Musflng
nob @tearns County un6 ipra9 bel
oieier @elegenbeit BEL fruberen Be-
fannten in ct. Martin un6 Metre
@rope Dor. Mu@ 6amilie @alentim
bon bier eritattete in ct. Martin per
Muto einen Observation-Disclosures 8e-
iu@. - Sos muiifalii@e blt1r6e &C.
idmifterpoar, mel@es i6om felt SAT-
rem in 5tearns County &on5erte gab
un6 bobei 1ein muiifalii@es Salient
CUR beiten @eltung tommen lieB, lit
tpie6er in StearnS County eingetrof=
fen un6 miro on 2. Ma1gult Sen bie=
1igen Mrriifliebbabern in Ser @alen-
tini-&aue einen m1iitaliiden @enuB
bereiten. = Soiepb 1tn6 @eorg Man-
rer nn1 8ernb. Sdiiler tparen am
Sonntag IN ct. Soiepb> mo iie BEN
Mamenstag Der Srm1 2o6ermeier
mitfeiern balfen. = @odn. P. Dabio,
.. g. g., po1 81. Sobns, mel6er
bier on @onntagen 6ie @emein6e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
Aefo6ren 0es KuCes.

Ser &ub auf ben Muno gilt apar
als b0@fter Musbrud perf0nlt@er gu
neibung, 2tebe unb 3drtlidteit, bonn
bpgienif@en @tanopuntt aber Taft ii@
i'm @ngemeinen bel bagegen fagen, naz
mentli@ gu ben 3etten, no bic 2uftz
tpege bon &atarrben angegriffen ftnb.
Ser anftedenoe @baratter felbft einfaz
@er, f@etnbar barmlofer 2uftr0brenz
tatarrbe uno ent3unbli@er 9alsz unb
Observation-Disclosures ftebt auber 5rage.
9ie uebertragbartett bes @@nupfens
birfte allgemetn befannt fem. Sc
tann 6aber ni@t als Elm Mangel an
2tebe gelten, tpenn CUR @ermetbung
elmer uebertragun9 bon R%rantbettserz
regern bas &iiKen gu biefer 3eit unz
terbletbt, 10 f@per es piellei@t au@
Sen. 8eteiligten antommen mag, bon
6iefer in Inierem @efiblsleben 70 tief
etngetpur3elten @etpobnbeit fir cine
@etle Mbftan6 gu nebn1en. Wtl man
nt@t gdn3li@ @ntfagung iben, 10
foute man on ftatt auf ben Munb tie
Der auf 9anb, @ongen, @ttrn ben
&uB briiden, mo man i'm ni@t gdiin3z
li@ %permeiben gu t0nnen glaubt. Me<
ben Ser fir Sebermann beitebenben
Musii@t, 6ur@ ben MunbtuB let@tere
ODER ernftere @rfrantungen Der 2uft<
tpege ooer bur@ bic CARTE 2ippenbaut
tonitttutionelIe 2eiben auf btsber 9ez
iunoe perfonen gu ibertragen, mub
iebo@ nod namentlt@ berpor9eboben
tperben, baB Bel &inbern infolge ibrer
gertngeren Observation-Disclosures bic
@efabren ether unbeabit@tigten, UNI
tpintirlt@en Mnitedung bur@ einen
&uB it6rter als BEL @rma@fener fi@
gelten6 gu MAIDEN pflegen.
Sin unbea@teter, taum mertli@er
Ma@entatarrb Der Mutter perurfa@t
ni@t {elten bur@ etnen MunbtuB bet1n
&in6e f@tpere tnfettt0fe @nt3inounz
gen Der @alsman6eln unb bes Mas
@ens. 9ie pratttf@e 8efolgung Der
2ebren Der @efunbbeitspflege ion 3tpar
ntbt gu ibertriebener Mengftli@teit,
aber bod CUR @orft@t fiibren, alfo
aub gu Der mtnbeftens in &ranfbetts<
3eiter erfor6erlt@en @inf@rGnfung Der
&uBgemobnbett. sic geb0rt unbe<
btngt gu ben @orbeugungsmaBregeln,
6ie mir ole fomobl i'm Sntere1e Der
@rbaltung Der eigenen @efunbbeit als
oes @oblbeftnbens unferer l1mgebung
gu beoba@ten perpfli@tet fetn miBten.
@tnf@rdnfung beg MunbfuKes
ni@t nur bon @eiten l1nbetannter unb
ferner @tebenoer, fonbern ou@ Der
6amilienelteoer unteretnonoer, Der
@1tern gegeniiber ben tleinen &inoern
tn%sbefon6ere, bletbt Elm letber nod gu
,penig getpirbigteS unb b~efolgtes bp<
@ebot. Man folte 6aber
bei ben &inbern e~r3ieberif@ barouf
btn3u>pirten fu@en, baB ber3li@e Be-
griibungen ni@t obne peitereS unb
obne befonoere Mufforberung NIT
etnem Mun6tuB perbunben per6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
Mm sic stimmgeber bes 51ueiteu ST.
itrifts bes 45. legislatiben 81
itrifts non Stearns Gonntp,
Minneiota.

gu 6ieier 3eit m0@te ib sic &n,
fun6igung meiner @an6i6atur fir
SOS Observation-Disclosures maden, un0
i4 mer6e irgen6 cine CUNT, oie mir
als nnporteiii9em @an6i6ut bel ser
fomn1en6en @erbittpabl ertpieie len
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
Som Safer empfangem.

8iem, II. Suit.
&aiier 5ran3 Soiepb fat beute auf
Sommeriib in .Si6l ben Gr5=
Ibronfolger Scarf 5ran8 So
iepJ empfangen. Ser gr5ber5og-
16ronfolger miro mebrere Gage al5
@ait 6es &aiiers in Sibl bertpeilen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

&1nig Triebri@ I. bon Mirttem<
berg febte 1913, UNI cine ettpoige @r<
bebung gegen Mopoleor gu unter6riit>
ten, cine &rimtnalfommifiion Elm, Dor
ber bic .f0rmlt6e Detention" zines
Mnsetlagten nt@t 3uldfig tpar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
& 0 fequ n t.

Set pier3ebn Sa9en regnet es iebt
,nunterbroden - uno Sic propbez
3eten ieben Sag mieoer f@Dnes Wet=
ter2"
limb tpenn's feds @o9en 10 net
ter regnet i'd seb' nt@t na@!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
Canada

8eite 6ormen maize fatbolii@en
&irden un6 5dulen gelegeu at Der
faufen. Nadfragen mer6en prompt
unb bereitmiQig beantportet bon
4enrb 8rnntng,
23-3mts Miin1ter, Gust, &ana6o.
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= n@iebit 9u, ih babe Elm f60nes
@ebalt, tttne @@uloen. gefunb bin
i@ au@ ="
Treunb: Limb ba miuit 9u @dafs-
topf betraten9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
Sen

elm &etm fiji ttelle'
tu@eube @db@eh
aQeim reiienbe Da'
,11eu ,1n6 6amilnu.
Der ct. @apbael8>
Berein fur @in> uno
Guimanoerer erteM
9erue unb gratis
Muftunft in Retfe<
an9elesenbetten.
TslsphonsB road 49r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13
ORDERS DIVISION OF
THREE CARLOADS OF HIDES

After having been out more than As
hours, the jury in the case of the Fin
negan-Brown company VS.. Leon Esco-
bar ct al. returned a verdict at a late
hour Thursday afternoon, after Mr.. Es-
cobar had relinquished his claim to the
disputed hides. The jury found that
each of the other parties involved in
the suit was entitled to a portion of the
three carloads of hides.
The Finnegan-Brown was
granted 51S dry hides, valued at
S2991.45; 536 green cattle hides, valued
at $3S07.16, and 327 goat hides, valued
at S196.2O, q total valuation of $6995.SI.
No sheep hides were allowed them.
Victor Martinez was allowed e33
green cattle hides. valued at S3655.57.
and 400 goat hides, valued at $24O, total
valuation of S3S95.57. WenceSlao Garcia.
the other litigant, was given 519 dry
cattle hides, valued at $2997.22. and 536
green cattle hides, valued at S3S07.01, a
total valuation of S6S04.23.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13
ACUILAR'S MEN WITHDRAW
FROM VERACRUZ VICINITY

Veracruz, Mex. Nov. 13.-MOst Of the
troops of Gen. Candida Agutlar have
been withdrawn from h lines IN
front Of Veracruz and removed to the
interior, supposedly to quell increas-
ing disorders in the interior. 1t may
be. too, that the Aguilar troops are be-
ing concentrated around Cordoba,
which is now Gen Carranza's head
quarters.
If Brig Gen. Funston knows the next
move that the Washington administra-
ton will make in Mexico he has care
fully kept this information from his
officers and men
The population is sp%eculating on the
reason for the recall here of the trans
port san Marcos, which was on the
way to Galveston when returned here
his afternoon and tied up at the pier.
While the camp routine has not been
disturbed. the removal Of stores which
are considered Indispensable to the
army continues.
There is much uneasiness among
that part of the Mexican population
that fears reprisals when the American
army leaves and corresponding rejOtc-
ing by the Constitutionalist agents. A
message is said to have been sent by
Gen AgUilar to Gen. Gutierrez begging
that mot a shot be fired among US
nutil the American troops are gone"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13

The Pessimist-HYOur annette dis
gusts me- AOu ent like a giant sIOth.v
The Optimist-"BeIieve me. 7 rive NV
DOay "hnt It tells me to give it, and
whether it BE midnight or noon 7 al
ways obey appetite and then 1 eat q
StIarfs Dyspepsia Tablet"
When a heavy meal has been eaten
the entire body is called upon to fur
nish the digestive organs with forces
to take care of it. The more the strain
the weaker become the forces to take
care OF the next meal as well.
Il Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablet aids Ma
ture IN Natures own way. These little
Labiets are FILLED with the very ingre-
ulehts ana essences so needfuI to every
normal and perfect stomach.
one quahty or ingredient of q Stu
arts dyspepsia Tablet will digest 5000
times its weight in food. Think If Won
can What a big help this means to n
uepleled digestion. Other ingredients
alu IN building up the digestive Juices
una DIoou- me stomach and intestIHcs
nave their duties iigntened and thus
irritation, soreness and raw inings are
permitted to be cured by the system
naturally quickly, harmlessIv.
thousands Of d@yspeptics and stom-
ach sufferers would be glad to tell YOU
what Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets have
done Tor them. This is what makes
lhese tablets sold IT. every drug store
IN TINS country, price so cents.
10 anyone wishing a free trial of
Lhese tablets please address r. A Stuart
CO., l9O stuart Bldg, Marshall. Mich,
ana a small sample package will be
mailed 1ree.-Advertisement,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13
ACHILD DOESN'T
LAUGH AND PLAY
If CONSTIPATED
II peevish, feverish and sick,
give California Syrup .
Of Figs"

Motherl 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 l~istless, pale. feverish. full of
cold, breath bad, throat sore. doesn't
eat, sleep or act naturally. has stom-
ach-ache, diarrhOea, remember. a gem
tie liver and bowel cleansing should
always be the first treatment given.
Nothing equals California Syrup Of
Figs" for children's ills; give a tea
spoonful, and in a few hours all the
foul waste, sou bile and fermenting
food which is clogged 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 it never fails to
effect a good inside" cleansing. Di-
rectiOns for babies, children of all ages
and grown-ups are plainly on the bot
tie
Keep it handy in your home. A lit
tie given today " a sick child to-
morrow. but get the genuine. Ask
your druggist for d 5O-cent bottle of
California Syrup of Figs" then look
and see that it is made by the cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company.'-Adver-
tisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13
WAY TO
End DANDRUFF
Stop Falling Hair and Itch
ing Scalp.

There is one sure way that has never
failed to remove %daHdruff at once anu
that is to dissolve it, then you destroy
it entirely. To do this, just get ABOUT
four ounces of plain, common llqulu
arvon from any drug store tshis Is all
YOU will need). apply it at night when
retiring, use enough to molsIsn ~
scalp and rub it in gently Win 'He
finger tips.
By morning, most if not all, OF your
dandruf will be gone. and three or Cur
more applications will completely uL1o
solve. and entirely destroy, every slnsLe
sign and trace of it, no matter NJ"
much dandruff you may have.
You will find all itching and dlgglnS
of the scalp will stop instantly anu
vour hair will be fluffy, lustrous,
glossy. silky and soft, and LOOK aHu
feel a hundred times better.
If you value your hair you snouIu
get rid of dandrum at once, for nothIn5
DESTROYS the hair so quickly. IL not
only starves the hair and makes II Iall
out. but it makes it stringy, sIraggIy'
dull. dry, brittle and l~ifeless' ana every
body notices Acknowledgement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13
DIR. OSLER ON TUBERCULOSIS

Sir William Osler, one of the foremost Of
living medical men, formerly of Johns Hop
kins, Baltimore, and now Regius Professor
Of Medicine at Oxford, says in his "Prac-
tice Of Medicine" 0892), on pnge 249:
The healing Of pulmonary tuberculosis
is shown ciinically by the recovery Of pa
TENTS in whose sputa elastic tissue and
bacili have been found. In the
FORMULATION products and associated pneu-
mOnia a scar tissue is formed, while the
smaller Gaseous areas become impregnated
with lime salts. To such conditions alone
should the term healing be applied"
Many eminent medical authorities have
testified to the efficacy Of lime salts in the
treatment Of tuberculosis, and the success
Of Alternative in this and allied.
throat and bronchial affections may be due
partly to the fact that 1t contains a lime
salt so combined with other valuable ingre-
dents as TO be easily assimilated.
Widespread use OF this remedy in numer-
Gus cases Of tubercUlosiz-mauy Of which
appear to have yielded completely to it
~1ustifies our belief that il is worth a trial.
unless some other treatment already Is sue
ceeding- tt contains no opiates. narcotics
OF habit-forming drugs. We make no prom
ises concerning It any more than reputable
physicians give promises with their pre-
scriptiOns, but we know Of many cases in
which IT HAS HELPED.
Your druggist has it or can get il. or
YOU can send direct.
Eclzm-n Laboratory, Philadelphia.
Kelly d Pollard, Knoblauch Drug Co
Peoples Drug store.-AdverusemenL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13
POULTRY FOLK PLAN
ANNUAL CHICKEN SHOW

A desirable location for the holding
Of the fourth annual show Of the ii
Paso Poultry association and prelimi-
nary arrangements for the show were
discussed at a meeting OF the assocla-
ton members at the chamber OF COM
merce Thursday night.
It was decided to hold the exhibit
from Nov. rs to Nov. 80. A committee
was appointed to obtain a suitable site
for the staging OF the show. M. j..
Sherwood and J. A. Williams were ap-
pointed on this committee. Upon the
suggestion of G. P. Putnam, the build
ing committee was authorized to IN
vestigate the site of the old Airdome
for a show place.
Lee Ferlet, chairman OF the cup com
mittee, stated that IS cups had been
donated by various merchants IN me
city and had been turned over TO the
committee for exhibition.
L W. Webb presided at the meetlng'
The financial report Of secretary L. u;
Kenan was read. c.. P. Putnam ana
W. c. Layton were also appointed to
the building committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13
LLCRENTE HERE ON WAY TO
REPRESENT VILLA In EAST

E. c.. LlOrente, former Madero consul
at FL PasO, is in the city on his way
to Washington, where he will represent
Villa. Mr.. LlOrente, in company with a
number of others, was arrested in Mex
leo City. charged with being a Villa
sy~mpathizer. He has been at the Aguas-
caIientes conference.
Carranza will not have rs percent Of
the men he counts on and, should there
be a fight, it will be brief, in the Opin-
ion of Mr.. 8lorente. He declares that
the convention has the backing Of
practically all Of the country.
Mr. LlOrente will leave soon for San
Francisco and then for Washington. He
will appoint Francisco Uguardi who
formerly represented Carranza, consul
at New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13
CARRANZAC CALLS
ARMY TO FIGHT

Mexico City, Mex, Nov. ia pen-
eraI order issued Thursday by the mill
tary -c-ommandant in the capita1 in
formed all officers to be ready to call
their men to quarters and to hold them
in readiness for any emergency.
Fighting on the outskirts of this citv
continues. The Constitutionalists are
holding the attackers in check every
where along the line.
Gen. Pablo Gonzales has sent 4 dis
patch to Gen. Eulalio Gutierrez from
Queretaro, saying:
From this moment I declare broken
and of no value whatever the compro-
misses 1 may have contracted with the
Aguascalientes convention and I am
ready to fight villa and his bandits"
1t is reported here that Gen. Gutierrez
has solicited a personal interview with.
Gen. CarranZa. According to extra edi-
tons of the newspapers, Gen. Carranza
will go to Veracruz Sunday to take
over that city, which is to be delivered
up by Brig. Gen. Funston.
ZHnata Attacking GuebIa.
From Puebla comes the report that
$4,000 followers of Emiliano Zapata
are still threatening the city, but that
the COnstitutionalist forces thus far
have been able to hold them in check.
Railway traffic except for military
purposes has been suspended over the
northern half of the republic. The last
line closed was the G~uadalajara branch,
which the war minister desires to use
in the transportation of the troops now
in that city.
Robes Answers Oregon.
Gen. Oregon Thursday night received
an answer to his telegram to Gen. Fran
cisco Villa requesting that Villa resign
as commander of the northern forces.
The answer was considered unsatisfac-
A- LAaaHrnn If Wmu ETUnnn hr Can
Robes. who styled himself minister of
war. Gen. Oregon was told to ad-
dress the president of the republic, Gen.
Gutierrez.
Extra guards have been placed about
the civ Word was received here late
tonight that the city of Puehla was Be
attacked by zapata's followers in
force.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-13
BORDER MEXICANs PLAN
GOING TO VILLAS ARMY

Austin. Tex, Nov. 13-Mexicans are
concentrating in gOodly numbers along
various portions Of the border, especi-
ally in the Big Bend country, to go to
the aid of Villa, according to Capt.
]. J. Sanders, commander OF a COM
pany of state rangers, now stationed
at Del Rio. Capt. sanders said that
Villa has most of the sympathy and
support of the Mexicans along the
border.
He declares that he has succeeded in
stopping pillaging on this side of the
Rio Grande by Mexican marauders and
bandits; hat there is little or no
thieving now going on. His company
is stationed along the Rio Grande river
in Val Verde county, having some
time ago been transferred from La
redo.