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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

iiS Scr 600 eintritt. glu meiiten Pm
0Gnaer bat in ncncrer Set Die Slit
t5eorc geiun0en, s. =. ole gln-
iGomna, oaB bel ser &crbrenmmg
ocs @clue6es @iite eutitebeu bic i6d-
oiacn0 ouf 0cn &0rper cinpirteu.
&rof 9Sieiffcr in N1imAen fonnte MN
in E6icrOcrmhen 5cMen, welder 9Irt
0ieic Site iiuo IS 6on0elt iid5 I'M
ciuciB5critoreu0c Scrmente, Die aus
0cn obiicrbcuoen 3clIen frci merOen.
@s iinO olio ni1t Stoffe, Die crit
bird sic &ibceinmirFilng cntltebeH,
ionoern Stofic, Die ollcr @abridbe;H.
lAfcit naB in Scr le6cnOcn 3clle
idon bor6onOcn sur Gurdfii6rlmg
i6rcs StoffucNicls notbmenOig iino
un0 0aruni bon ser 3ellc ieitgebol.
ten mcr0cn, INN crit nit 0cm SoOe
ser 3clle in 0aS @ft ii6er5utreteit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

no @il6ern 0eu ipobren Sotuer.
bolt ui6t Oermitteln. Sier lit glaes
auBcrgepo6nlib. Ger 8eiuder enl-
pfinoct Oies aleih 3i @eqinu. peln
CT aus Der 30 Dieter 9o6pn &or6alle
ocr ,.Sd)miolgrottc~ in 0cn o9iuOolt-
bonn sic 5oriicbung oes g4cgcs
cintritt lnO gon5 plobli5 Don Dem
3oltbcripuf iibcrroi@t miro, luenn IN
aird)t6irm60bc iiber Den QSoiicrn
cir in ocn icnfredjten @cpdnOen itcs
bcnoer Mlonn 0ic Observation-Disclosures
ent5irloet. Norniiguole bcglciten Den
ySonocrer. Sin ioldeS crihaat beim
ngcIoeocrc~ rpo oos Nlogneiirmlidt
cine impoiaute Soae Don 20 Nleter
N6bc olrN6eat. Ger 3oiber6oitc
Sdeiu fdat ali Sen griinen @oiier-
idapoQ, Oer ouent6albcu in peiBeH
Shom iicb niifloit.
g8er Jest Den beauemcn &ioo Oa-
6inidjycitet, Icgt iid) fnimn Die &or
itcItmg 5nrcdt mic eS ocn crIlcn
@ionieren in 0ieien 9ldlmen 81 Whl.
tbc lpor, pcnn iie 8olqcocs in @r-
raaiua 5ogen: nadJ bcftigen &egen-
aiiien ibpiQt Der imteriroiihc 3luB
ploblcb I'M 10, 49, 20 unO mebr
Meter al. 8nr Belt lit ouf Dem
iic6crcn &foOe Die 6ludt Ieibt 81 be-
wcrfitelliaen. 9luOers iteIlte iib bic
Sade fiir jcnc &iouiere, pelbc 5e6n
bis 5lpolf Sttnoen ben0tbigten, Inn
einen &ilometcr melt in oic lnent.
i1leicrte llnterpelt ein5uOringen
@cbeu mir mcitcr Ger nGditc 9tounl
1T ser acroltige oSDetinaoom~,
oeien @0lbung 20 N}eter bod bin-
dtfreiht BIS bier6er bil0ct oie 9fefa
iiinf @oiicrihir8c; Der mGd]ti0ite 1T
Der iedJstc, Gin z W3cter 6o6cr ShmoQ
on @n0c oeS SoetinaooneS. 9cDor
mir BORT bneinuonOcrn moht ms
Der 8iibrcr nit ciner groBcn W}crf.
iuiiroigfeit oieier madltigeu 0oac be.
fonnt. Gs ge6t etuos nab altiiudrtS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

BON giuoncel iiebt &eidt9ilHer Don
5orben lnO touienoidlti9es, Uerlpir'
reuoes Seben. 2onoon lit 10 9roD,
Oob ser 9ieiIer ser gon5en 9elt Oorin
EloB bat. Sonoon lit 10 groB uno
piclialtig, DAB ielbit Der 2ouooner es
nift fennt, imo es birgt 0inge in0
Staott6eile im0 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
unD &urioiitdtell, iiber bic ielbit Der
nitts ueiB, Der bier lebt imo tdgli6
ieine 3eitungen lielt Die ia elm Spie.
gel ieiner llmUelt iein iolItell. I'm
10 peniger ober meiB iiber lie oer
8remoe. Ser 5remOc feilnt ino liebt
ouf ieinen ggonoerungen oas legen.
oemumpobeuc @bitefapel nit leinem
@betto lutO ieinem &ongIonlerat aus
ldnoiider g2ationeh ober cr miro uic.
mails in ooS italieniiDe sgiertel MORO
lid BON Sotton @uroen gerotben,
mo es ausiiebt irno 5ugebt mie IN
elmer fleinen italienilden Staot Der
5rem0e miro bon DER 9leOneref4 i'm
SDoe @arf 0ebort boben, 10 s,ale
moglihen 5onatifer ibren @efiiblen
freien &ouf loiien, a6er er miro nie.
mails 3utritt 5u elmer wirfliden
MISUNDERSTANDING iin0en f0n-
nen. Ger Sremoe miro ieoer5eit Gin
feiielnoes @eicQidnitsbilo i'm SaooD
ooer Carlton Sotel genicBcn aber CT
miro ielten ooer ME cine @inlooung
in Gin @ripatbous erbolteii. oos crit
Inn @litternodt gegen 2oilmgsport
ieine S5ore ofinet, I'M lScrren inO
0anen Scr @eielidoft 5u perbote,
nem Sa5or0ipicl ouf5unebmcn. Gem
6remoen miro pon ciuem 6i6rer ae-
gen gntgclt germ Gin g9irtbSbous
ge3cigt per0en IN 0cm ongc6li1 Sad
the 9iipper iein llnipeien getric6en
bat, ober CT miro nienolS nod 93ott-
ing Gale fonnen, iueil aud scr Sii6.
rer iicb nie in ieinem 2ebeu na1
93otting Gale 0erirrt Bat. glotting
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

woourb oouu oie @oaGdfcit elmer
iHd0liben Ginmirtlmg gegeben lit.
sSn d6uliGer @eiie bat iiingit Elm an
0erer @elebrtcr Oeu giohweis pers
ildt OaB gou5 all0emein Oie @e'
mebS5ellen Ole i6ncn normolerpelle
cignenoen opeptolDtii1cn", 8. +. cI-
meibo66oucnoen 6ermentc nit gro,
Der 3Gbigfeit ieit6altcn iber nit
Gintritt 0es So0eS on OoS 9mt ab.
gcbcu. Gr aIou6t oarauf 5. +. auT
ser 9lumcieu6cit oerartiger 6crmente
inn @lut oircft cine Condemnation"
aitibaucn 81 fonncn Die es aeltotten
piiroe, oos bon eiuem 2e6cnOcn per'
aoiicne 9lut pon eincm bon Der 2eihe
liammcnOeu Su untariheioen Das
mare eueut. iiir gesihtlibe 3mede
bon @eoeutung 6eodrf a6er nod Der
9SQdpriiiing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

@ritrediing ilirgcnos auoerudrtS iid)
wicOeriinoet.
Inn auf Die perihieocncn l0oblcn.
rdlme bon St. Gnn5ion i'm Sconoc.
rei eiu8ugc6eu lit ser 5ur &crfii-
8lula ltebcnoe 9iaum lcioer 81 fnapp
llebrigcuS mare cine anSflibrlldc &e.
idreibmg falm BON gluBerL oeml
cine iol1e fonn ielbit nit cinem gro
Beren 9llnpan0e bon 9feocliguren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

GingGng III Ole Sonooner TOlfSoper.
pubten" W1enihen. gfaA einem erit
menige Sabre beite6enoen @eieb Oiir-
ZEN Wliittcr nit fleinen 3inOeul fein
@irtbsbons betreten 10 iteben lie
Oern 0rouBen, IN oen @ing1ngen,
libcn mo6l ouc6 auf Dem @iloiter Dor
Der Bar, 6aIten ibre 8obies auf Dem
9lrm o0er oi Der 9ruit imo trinfen
ibrcu Sin, Den cine gefdQige 6reun.
0in oOer Ger @otte bonn S6anftiib
bolt. Gin Monn nit elmer &armonifa
o0er nit ciner 0reborgel moht Ylli-
iif. mo ihmoenlong biipfen ole
Sroucn mo WlGnner bier ouf ocr
StruBc 5um Soft elmer 9ua0rine
ooer cincs 9og Sime. 1ie Godnep-
Srouen iino 5luHciit ie6r gro5ios,
lmO cS lit ein imgcmeiner @enltb,
lire finltDolen 4os 81 berfolgen.
8emcrfenspertb lit ser uuerotilhe
Gborafter oieicr Son5c. Srouen tan
sen einiod ans 6reuoe on Der 9eme-
gung nit 8ralieL N}dnncr nit Wl1ns
ncrn. SSn einem gon5 cntgegeugeieb-
ten Staottbcil liegt oos gictoria
Opera Souie, Oon ociien @giiten5 Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

Gale, elmer jcner StoOtt1eile, 0en 0er
SreH0c picmuls iiebt liegt niht I'M
GiteM ionocru I'M duBeriteu @elten
Der StoOt. Gle SollienOe BON N1otor-
biiies, Oic frcu5 lmo Quer ourb Son-
Dan raien fomnen bort nid]t biL
icltcn id6rt Gin Sari Ourd Die @ol.
fen. Gic NlcniAc1, Die bort boiiieil
fonuHcn o1nc Gobr5elegenbciten
ourh's Ioiein. G5 iinO bic glernlten
iutcr 0cn NlrHen Sctcn6dn0ler, Sno-
6cnionImler, rrociionelle 9ettler,
6oiiicrcr in au5gemiitetcn @iitern.
gGos al Sdanie mo llnrnt6 rnO
@er0orbencm aus Son0on ouSgcuor'
fen piro, Bier ngcrt cs iib ab, bier
iin0ct cS ieincu Nlarit. 0ie StraBen
limo gran mo troiilos; bic lSenlter
obnc Sdeiben lm0 nit Eopier Der.
flcbt. gl6er an 0cu StroBelleden limo
nid)ts0eitomenigcr Die mOermei0li-
den n&ubS" 81 iinoelt Die Sdunf-
mirt5. .5ouier, Ocrcn Sinoen Sliuoc,
2obme mo ariippel oacr glrt lino
uno Gin itorfeS &outingent ormer
SrlanOer, Die. mciB DER SiumeI mic
10. 6icrber pcritlogcn murOcn inO
Die ols aelpoltige Grinfer oen @ir-
t6en lie6e @dite iino. llno on
Samstag 9lbenoen gc6t es aub in
9totting Gale lititig 81. 0e engen
Yors iino iiberfiiat, mo Dor ben
G6iircn ordn0en ii6 oie 5erliunptel1
abcr fiir 0ic @elegen6eit oicitlib ge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
nie 04lIemueIL u0n q. 0anlian.

sorHcsuna BON ser 3. eeiic
OoB bcioc 8liiiic ioentiidl inio. IS
miiroe iiob ionab in oieiem Sale
uno Ger Dorite6enoen 9lmlobme ltcbt
faum elm itihboltiger Ginpono ent
gcgen I'M cinen interiroliden
8hlBlouf 6onoelu pie Elm 5peiter
bon ouh mir onna5crno 70 longer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

iu16nt, 0oB ser @eiitD BON Sf. Gous
5ian, bejieblngslueiie Der 81 Gage
liegenOen Scrtlihfeiten on Der 9iefa,
oQein cine 9feile Oo6in lobut. Sin
llcberblid iiber 0en &ciiel Der o@ra.
BEN 9oline" BON Der 100 N}etcr iiber
Dem glbQrlmo ragcloen nStep6onie
morte" lit olrBeror0entlib feiieln0.
MdS ober Dem geiuc1er, Der Die 90
line abiuht, glQeS begegnet miro in
ieiner @riInerung fir louge SSobre
boften. @eltoltimgen, luie Oc o9iic.
ient6orflonlnL ole n@uten6crgbn1c"
unO ole Eonunoiinibrilde, inter wel-
der Oie in sic Selien einge5wdngtcn
&aIier oonnern un0 Der wciBe @iidt
aus Gir6t6urnsheic bcroniblibt
iinO mpergleicblih. Sci Der o9lblai-
ier-g8arte" Itebt man oen luilOen
gro0el am nddltcn. Sin 4io0, pie
Ser an icnfrebter g8an0 binfriec6en0e
n@lenferiteig~ erregt ihon beim blo-
Ben glublide ShluinOelenipiinoiug.
@citgrllleliger nod lit Der n&a55e.
Meg", ein pabrcr @ernsllcig Der
iuo6l idiperli1 bon pieIen Eouriiteu
betretel peroen oiirfte llnter Oen
So6lrdiunen, Oeren @ortole an oeu
@epdnoen Der groBen 9oline iiA ofi-
nen lit Die DSomi5qrotte", BON Sc.
itons griinen @eranfS geidnnidt. SSa
Der Wtitte Ger @rotte, welde 900 sDle
fer tief uno ltellcnpeiie 20 sWeter bod
lit, fauert ser ,90ipe~. Elm ma6tigcr
Stalogmit. Gs trdlfelt BON Der 0ede
lulO oen iHrdg nod obipdrts gcrid.
teten merfmiiroig ner5errten Stolaf.
titen oin gluBenron0c Der @rotte. SIN
Qe6m6ooeu itoguiren Eiinipel, pon
aiiBcn Der blen0et 0ns &id]t.
Ole llrinde OeS %er6reunnngStOOes.
Bon ieber bat man iiG nit ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

Sc0en1 5rem0eA, 0cr rad Sou0on
fommt 1T iiterliA bein eriicu SIM
0rld eine gGpiiie Wlonotouie auige
folcn. @on5e StroBcn3iI8e glcidcn
einonoer mie ein Gi Dem olocren;
bic Qhfimohima Scr @sitditsla0cl
lit 0ieliad oieielbe, imo itber Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

gou5cn Stoot lie0t cine olsgleihcnoe
Gatiuo. ole iih niht mlr oui ole
9hBcn0ingc, ionocru audi aiIi's Ga-
icin critrcdt. 9l6er ioiuie man be-
ainut. 2ouoon beiier 5u feuneu iie5t
man oaB scr critic SAluB elm EritJ-
i1luB mar. @lan entoedt cine 6iiae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

item. Gs iinO Mdnuer ser 3eit. gl6er
in i6ren &reis 5u gelanscn lit un-
m0glid Gort lit eiu Stiid Sonoon,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02

Die llriudJe OcS ger6reunnnsstuOes.
Bon ie6cr bat man iiG uit ser
Sro9c 6ciddftiat, lpober es fomnt,
oab nab &erbrcnnung ooer Ser
briibun6 gr6Berer Salltpartien bdls
The Socialist press., 1914-10-03
N AR MING!

We Wish to caution all those in this Division who intend to vote the Socialist ticket at the coming rti election to be on tHe lookout for tricks that crooked bbhtijtSia attempt to p,rpetrate on the un- suspecting voter at the polls THitey have I'd; ; done il: bsf bdsfor:t: :: aid ,fd may try it again
 The commo6nest trick is is; to print ]; ballots; an allegsl Socialist ballot { for instance, leaving out ono ii.,: or| ihore ii; I: of ths regular hEatt3}es fan; 6n' a' that ticket and nd iIISEeftiihg ii2E tii othefHs tGGat GG do do not ;Sf belong: there, the hoping that sachY Y spuri;ouys 'iy 5sioats 5sfria wifi bss b}s Voted instead of inc genuine. This trick is particularly adapted to i ihdependont candidates; though t could be De rsssorted <: to bv .,,' v "as '
 those on any regular ticket. Two years ago, Henry 2oden and Dan sutherla ndwerre ths reaular nom tinees for the senate on the non fparttisains is ticket t bdttt b;tt rSsi,i r'sa> msGowan, ,
The Socialist press., 1914-10-03

against McGowan would be justified. It is also under- stood that some of his pals are involved. Particulars are not obtainable, but it is said that a deal in connection with some mining ground on' upper Golstreami or lower Pc dro was particularly a case under investigation.
 The result of the district at torney's Investigations has not been made public, but there ]: is reasod to believe that they contained no white wash or exoneration for Nc: Gowan.
 rhis. may account for {he oppo5ition to calling a grand. jury this Fall. among the clique of politicians and office holders who are :rying to run things here, and it prob ably explains why during the last few months they have been So anxious to get con-
The Socialist press., 1914-10-03

The operations of Thos. A.. McGowan, corporation law. yer. Democratic politician and candidate for the terri: torial senate is the subject of enquiry on the part of the Department of Justice at; Washington.
 It has long been rumored that McGowan has been in- volved to a greater or lesser extent in certain alleged sHa dy transactions that have been pulled off in this com. munity, and these rumors having at length reached Washington, it has become known in official and politic$al circles, that the district at- torney's office here received instructions; $; some time ago from the Department to make a thorough investig;a. "a tfon into these transactiocns,' so as to determine whether or not criminal proceedin,gs ,
The Socialist press., 1914-10-03

trol of the district attorney'!s office, and put forth such su- perhuman efforts to tliatend. To an outsider it looked as though it was because the Den1ocfats felt themselves entitled to all tic good things the administration had to give, but it now appears the real reason was much deeper and of more importance than that. It also explains the w.hirling deryiish stunts of Nc Gowan and his; pals around town every Clme a report came in that Crossley had been supplanted in the dis trict attorneys office.
 That the district attof'ney followed his instructions and did Ills duty in a, thorough going nanner was we'll: known to the gang, and that if he remained if? office, he would act reMEent,ass!y lent on any
The Socialist press., 1914-10-03

running for the same office. it is
 rerorteo hal printed at Idita- ] rod: R0den's Acre, alleged non-
 partisan tic.e cts, substituting Lis own ' n$r1e for that of Sutherland. while at RuDyS, sutherland's \ home, he did the Same thing. ex. > ceptine that his own name ap. .' Peared :;;: n tA;e ticket ticket: instead of :. Roden's. Look out for this trick as 4,.,' we'll as any new S ones n1 $ that :. may be .., sprung. Plenty of eenu: ':, inc Socialist ballots Have been san sent nj |, to every ,s precinct in the Di:-.- vision. sSe sSt that the following ,lI.S,,i, 7 names are on the ballots you vote and md is is others:
 For Delegate, Joh::' M. B. ooks. FSf Senator, ,e H. Rinsdahl.
 Forr Representatives,
 E Dan Nc Jabe, A. A. Nelson. F Charles Rogers. r /, w.. E. Waugh.
 Socialist Campaign ;liit comfiimittsss. nit ss
The Socialist press., 1914-10-03

instructions he might receive from Washington, was edual ly well-known. It was a cer- tainty that he would n1 more hesitate to put stripes on a, crooked politician than upon
 a wrong=doer in a less p-om-
 inent and influential station in life' Hence the anxiety of McGowan' and his crowd, It was evidently figured that if a district attorney of their own could be secured there
 might be a chance to pigeon
 hole and hush the matter up.' They succeeded in hav- ing Crossley replaced, but whether they; got a man who will do their bidding remains to De seen.' It is reported
 that Mir. Roth made the statement in a recent speech on the cree?'zs' that under his regime business would
The Socialist press., 1914-10-03

future on account. of the franchise you have been us- ing? N0l :, Then perhaps the men you have been voting for have not had time to i'm. prove your condition in Alas ka: Alright, { |? let us ook be- yond the confines of Alaska, back to the states where you and: your brothers 5. have been voting f9r corruption for dla- ny years and see in what ways the condition of the workers has been imlpfHov,'ed. V
 You know what has taken place out there the past year or 94.. so, you know what the privileged classes (made so by, your votes) have done to
 workers there, striking for F Continded1 d1 on in last Bag;ea,' ;a'
The Socialist press., 1914-10-03
:cond Hand Goods
 Fer Sale,

For Sale or Exchange CHEAP.
 Three e job lots royal regalia. crowns, scepters''eag'es, etc., some what damaged. Also two divine rights and one by the grace of god and act of parliament"
 Must be sold immediately. Re- tirina from business Apply Ho- henzollern, G7elph 6 Hapsburg, London. Berlin and Vienna.
The Socialist press., 1914-10-03


 have. more liberty: t As hard to say just what kind of bus, mess he referred to, for no one has ever heard that lez gitinate business has ever been interfered wi'h, by the district attorneys office. Ary way if the remark was made, it is significant; and it would be too bad t> send a schem- ing politician to McNeil's' Island instead ot to Juneau.
The Socialist press., 1914-10-03

votes three titaes sent James Wickersham to congress:
 What have you gained> He;
 the same as all the other old party politicians promises much. Perhaps he may have tried to fulfil some of th0se ptomnises,; but if the Workers of Alaska have 't:'' gained b;y3 it., I fail t9 see it.
 I will ask you, i5 is youl. ( 1|: con: h. dition financially ahy better; s:Et '; than when yoa first sent Wickersham to Washington? Have , ySou( (on the atvefagSe) ;t' f; S any considerable :at ;. mora z E money any bst:tser! jobs; any d y better homes? Are you any the less under the rulss of the master elass9 Have youl any: .thihEg Better iii sight faA: tf1e
The Socialist press., 1914-10-03
Correspondent: Urges roduce I'd Vo t5 ih Fa:ty Of Their

Workers of Alaska, within 9 few weeks you will again have the privilege of casting a ballot. What are y6'u going to do with it? Already the siren song of the political job Der is in your ears. The same. old gang you have ;yot: ed for times before have their emissaries busy through out the territory, repairing the old machine that has been so faithful to capitalist: ic interests in the past. put ting over on the public the same old gags with a few;
 new ones added to fool the workers yet a little longer. ;, But have you not gained any wisdom from past expe- ri;eince7 You Have nav waitH y5Aur yy;5Au I'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-20
Polifcal announcement.

{ A a-Hfu
We, the undersigned, announce ourselves
e. candidates for the offices indicated, sub
ject to the action OF the Democratic pri-
maTies to be held July IS, 1914, and re-
spectfully solicit your support:
For Judge Of the Forty-first District Court
For District Attornoy-
W. W. BRIDGERS
For District Clerk
J. A. ESCAJEDA.
ADRIAN POOL
For County Attorney
G ". GROOM
For County Clerk
e B. McCLINTOCE
P. ]. EDWARDS
Tor County Tax Assessor
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN.
Tor County Tax Collector
WILL T. WATSON.
For County Superintendent Of Public Schools
MISS MFRA. B. WINKLER
FOR County Surveyor
J. ". EUBANE
For County Treasurer
J. D. PONDER.
For Justice Of the Peace, Precinct I, Place Il
J. n DEAYER-
For Justice Of the Peace, Precinct 4 Place p
JAMES J. MURPHY.
For Constable, Precinct l.
DOMINGO MONTOYA-
For Commissioner, Precinct l.
JAMES CLIFFORD.
For Senator from the Twenty-fifth sena-
toEial District
CLAUDE B. HUDSPETH
For Representative OF the 18th District
(1l Paso and CulbersOn Counhes)-
ALBERT S. J. EYLAR
For Representative Of the 116th District (Edl
R. F. burgess
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-20
Business Chance.

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DESK ROOM for rent Address Centri
Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-20

GENTLEMAN wants lady partner in room
ing house H. IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-20
Notice To Classified Advertisers

All classified advertising ordered
20 run indefinitely It. f. must be in
writing No ( (. advertisements
aNeoDted over the telephone. Orders
to discontinue t (. ads must also be
IN writing and can not be accepted
over the telephone. A stop order re-
cept win be given when 6 Z (, cd IS
ordered discon bnued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-20
RAILROAD AND AUTOMOBILE
TIME TABLES.

All trains arrive and depart from Union
depot, foot of San Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given in FL PasO or
mountain standard time.
SANTA FE.
For Albuquerque, Denver, Chicago, Los
Angeles-Lv. $50 g. m. and $500 p.
From Albuquerque, Denver, Chicago, Los
Angeles-Ar. 1000 a. m. and 5:1O p. m.
Ell PASO & SOUTHWESTERN.
(Vestern DiVisiOn).
For Arizona and SonOra-Lv. $40 a m.
p. m. and T:f5 p. m
From Arizona and SOnOra-Ar. T:45 a m,
2:S0 p. IN. and p. n.
Eastern DivisiOn).
For Kansas City. St. Louis Chicago-I.v
2;45 p m and 1882 ?. m. FL Paso-Tucum-
carl local, $500 a. m.
From Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago
Ar. 6:3S a. m, 1850 p. m Tucumcari-El
PasO local, 1880 p. m
G., Ii. & S. A. AND s. p. TRAINS.
For San Antonio, New Orleans. Washing
ton-Lv S:45 a. N. and $3.50 p. m.
From san tAntOnio. New Orleans, Wash
ingtOn-Ar $50 p. m. and 10 p. m.
For Arizona and CalifOrnia-Ly. $3.50 a
m, D. m. and 1915 D. m.
From Arizona and California-Ar. $50
a. m, APO D. m. and $3.50 p. m.
TEXAS s. PACIFIC.
For Dallas and St Louis-Lv. 7;45 a m,
From St. Louis and DaIlas-Ar. $50 a
m, $3.50 D. N.
NATIONAL. RAILWAYS OF MEXICO.
no regular service.)
MEXICO NORTH WESTERN.
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NOTICE,
NOLAGE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

STOP-LOOK-LISTF
modern new 5 room bunEaIOyv on lot
and Il near car lines; furnished OIL
$3.50, and easy terms This includes furni-
ture Al
Also new D room modern bungalow. on
2 lots'2n corner; never occupied- S2S0o ~
Owner must have some monet ,-1i.- =,
business Compare these prices with a11-
other offers in III Paso. Act now. Adde'S
7. NJ R. cara Herald Ni esS
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CONTRACTS solicited pipe fitting. Phi 1850.
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Pash1raoe

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EANTED-Up to 500 head Of stock to pas
ture. I have fine range II miles east OF
Anthony, n. NJ Price 81 per month. Adj
derss J. J. Lewis BerinO. n. NJ
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Offices For Rent.

LIGHT, AIRY OFFICES for rent, I'd floor
Herald building; viii subdivide to suit ten
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