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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07
Mrbeit erleidDtert.
3iebe iinSen bic 1elbidranffonbina.
ton in ber Office Dor.

Di. @elbf6rantinader, fpel6e fsii
,iniaer 3sit in ben 9oritdoten ibr ss'
meingefdbrlihes 9tiperte ausiiben,
obns bab ss Der polissi bis isBt seluns
gen ipGrs. ibrsr babbafi gu iperbeH,
itattsin in Der Nadi auf iJrtitus Der
SafIsp Redltp Co.. an Der Williams
unb Wlabiion apenue. in Oatlen sin.n
gefuh ab. Die 9urfdwn entfernter
ben goI3sn bonn Genfisr unb itiesen
Elm. Das anb,re ipurbs ibnsn rsdt
beuuem eemati. sic entosdten bic
Observation-Disclosures 5ffnet.n ben
Srefor unb itedtsn $21S gu iid. Nuf
bsmj.lbtn Wses. ben Iis gsfommsH,
berlisbsn iis bic Office. 9amii nift
etipa nohmul sinssbrofen iperbe, pers
i6loisu iis pi.ber forsTam bas Gen.
fer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07

syamiIienaeriGt unfsr Der 4ntldse Der
HidtperiDrsuna isiner brei unmiinot
gen &inber 5u berantiporten. Utaus
ertldrtt, bdb er $12 pro Wo4e Der,
bi.ne unb bierpon feinsr Grau regels
mGbig $11.50 pro Wode sur geitrsts
tung b.s Sdusbalts sdbe. Jebod ion'
ne feline 5rau nur fdIett re4nsn uno
babe G6ulbsn in Der S0bs bon $500
ssmadt. Miebsrbolt babe Wlaus,
isiner gsbaupiuna nod, iolhe S4ul.
ben bssabIt, bod i0nns er bieiss nitt
mebr tban uno Ct isi nidt seipillt,
ieiner i5rau au4 nur sinsn Gent mebr
az aeben. gfi6ter Jor bieIt BEN
Wanne por. bab er fur isine ainper
iorgsn miiiIs, dber Der qngeilagte CT.
tIGrt.. bab sr isinsr Grau unter ieinsn
llmitdnben msbr GsIb eeben psros,
Iisbsr ipoue er ins 9sfdnsnib sebsn.
Da nit bem 4nsetlaeten ni9ts an5u.
fansen mar, psrurtbeilie ibn Ri9tsr
sypr Su 80 9agen Qrb.itsbdus.
96onlas Smith Don ber 9arrisii
Strabe itanb ipisbsrbolt Dor ben
SGronisn bes @srifts ipeseH Ti4ts
psrIOrsuns feinsr Jamilis uno fam
j.b.smaI iInssiiraft babon. Di.fesmal
bate Ridter syor jebod bic @ebulS
psrlorsn uno bsrurtbsiIts ibH gu 30
1assH arbsiisbaus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07
Gie.Grlaabniti&eine.

(Diuiam ReDonalo, 26. pI.aiant
I Riose.
lgsnsDa gruner, 81. $50 Gbur4iG
Qpenue.
lROp pups, q, 1889 gine Ctr.
lanna GOOi, 80, l3 Wst 15. Str.
(eDsr.tt pudsit, 21, 2e St 9. Ctr.
(aIbsrta Suud. 10, Siib gaDrpOOo.
lSam R. gOuHs, 26, 419 RiItOn ct.
lebna j. Sancod. 26. 62l9 Roe Ctr.
lSObn e. WeGinn, 40, e35 Ri6mOnS
( Strabe.
(Rursarst y. SObin, 35, 1926 WaI@
nut Ctr.
(5snrp ). BornOOrff, IA Df u.
I Strabs.
laotberins DeRolst, 1928 gins Ctr.
}gsOrse %. ROuis, "a, 1890 llnbsre
! ipooo qlaee.
lgora Rob, 81, bessl.
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sdlluer perIest.

Don einem bebausrlihen llnfnn
nurbs Der 72 Sabre alts blinbs Sas
mes MeGpirron, I'M gnierpriis so.
tel Dphnhnft bstroffen. Der Wlann
ipurbs beim lleberfhreiten bes ydhrs
bammes on Der Weft 7. Strabt, aiuis
ifen Der plum Gtrobe unb Central
9lpenus, pon elmer Norb sfnirmount
Gar setroffen unb su gobtn geiporfen.
synt ftGbtii6en arantsnbaus iuurbs
feitaefteIIt, bab Der unsliidlids irabr.
IheinIih ben Bru@ bes Riidgrates,
cine gebirnerfhiitsruns. iofpie innsre
9erleBunaen babDngstrdgen bcf. Die
9lsrste haben ipenis Spffnung ben
8erlinsliidten am asbsn srbulien gu
f1nnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07
Die 6oi,ital. 1raae
Mirb 1r. 6. q. 5infe am Wlontag
yIbsnb Dor Der Msaoemp VI We.
bieine brbanbeln.

Gin aubsrorb.ntli6 intsrsHanter
nnp seiisemdbsr 0ortras iDirb am
toinmenbsn Woutag Mbenb In Der
9leabenp Of Wsbieine se5oIten psrben.
Der Wortrnsenbe III Serr Or. e.
@uftap 3inte unb aIs 5bema bat sr
lid, ,Ods neue 5cipiia[" sefDdbli.
Gs banbelt fih Bel bidem Wortrag
nid)t sifpa um cine SdiIbsruna be5
prahtbaus an bet 8urnet apenus.
ipnbern Inn etfpds melt Wihtiseres,
ndmli9 Inn @ori6lGse, ipie bas 90.
ipital 70 perrpaItet tptrbtn tanr, bos
bic Wertpaltuna Der Stabt mogIihit
ssrinse untcfen psruria4t. pdhrenb
au sl.ider 3sit bic W0sli6teiten,
iuelhe bieiss SnItitui Der Stabt, ma
mentli6 ipas bas Seran5tekn bon
Stubent.n bst Wlebi3in nad gineins
nati betrifft. bietst. pollnuf ausssnnBt
iperben. Gerr Sr. 3inie, Der 5u ben
anaeicbenbiien aer5ten ber Stabt
aeb6rt unb In Der Soipiiolfrage cine
iansidbris, Grfabruus bsiibt, bat az
nen pIan aissearbeitst, befen MuSs
fiibruns bic iiberaus atute 5oipital'
frase I0fen unb fir bic Staot un5ipsi.
ielbaft Don srobem Rusen ieiH pirb.
Di, Ginselbstien piefss planes iDirb
6err Or. 3iris am Mpntas glbenb
in Der q(eabemb Of Ulsbieins Isinen
aollegen in isinsm 9ortrass uHtsrs
breiteu.
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eientsxant Bstsrisn, ans Gbisass, ein Cpfsr
fser Grippe.
Sic Iisk ibm is iaua4 snrad, bab q aaittirss
mnRte.
Grbielt ieime Geinnbbeit wieber bar& |era1a'
ylabm ieiHe eteluns abermals elm.

r penisiens brebg Salr bat pcrna n se sptatou qis
e Scinte aeaeu @rippe gebabt Gs lit beob ben den uefb
po mo oas atie Staom Der Grippe pciber 1T Der Nasenf
been aes acbt al.er Gs lit berfensmerib pera in oe
gu letter staHo 1T astHat Veeon aus s9edso y s IT sss1 81,
geipie beri er g. gcteson Siei engine 80 56 yo 332
g hamilton ape Chicago, slS. ihribt:
@ cetc Sabre bate id elmer iduersn snfan bon Grippe pede
Yhen nd5,omren gele neer 6rcnoe richen mir mid an We
lra gu dren unb i'd fanb in bnl ha melt nie startmgs lno
ratialnosnittc pecs i'd enias gbrndt babe S pei @oden
ra i'd frditia ruo geino d enaIs nsnpobnld mubige
Audiafein bei cr ouseeiest bin nbe 6 cine obe e Goen
Veina rno finoe bab es mid in gutter @eiuobei erbilt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07
shut fir bic Juoen
9at 0euti9tanb piebers
boIt pon Der 1Irfei
hRrlnnnt
y U II 3 I.

berlaHgt.
RsD gort, 6. Nopbr. - Ginsr
grtlarung oufolge, bic bier am 4bsne
9raf Don Yernitorff, Der Dsuti4s Sots
t9after, abgsssbsn, bat Ssutl9Iano
i9on 3DeimaI bel Der pforts @oriisl.
lunsen pesen Der Si6srbeit Der In Der
Siirtei lspenoen Suoen eematt. Die
GrtlGruns lautst pie folst: .@or eis
niger 3eit empfa9l Die bsuti1e Regiss
runs Der 9iirtsi in bringenber Meiie
Die gei9iiBung Der Subsn ieoer gtas
tionalitGt. Spdter, Dor Dem 9lusbru6
bes arieses, iDuros oieisr Wuni6 ers
peuert,
nNan bate befiir6tst, bab i'm
Sale Des Ausbruhs zines arieges bi,
SuOen in Der Siiriei in Gefabr tom.
men tpiirben ni9t aIsin tpssen ibrer
Relision. ionbsrn aud ipegen ibrer
nitttiiriii4en Hdtionalitdt. Sebr pieIe
Suben, bic felt bielsn Sobren In Der
9iirtsi anidiIis fparen. baben iotpeit
bas tiirfiffe 8irserreht nod niHt srs
langt.
ygs seipdbrt ossbalb cine gefpifIe
8erubisung, gu erfdbrsn, bab Dsutihr
lamb Der 9iirfsi bic 8si6iibuns allsr
Snben. einerlei ipel4er NatioHalitdt
empioblsn bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07
Der Snip.ftipn fanb in Depous ReIi.
ben, ein Qundlepu Itdtt.

Der Snfp.ftion fanb IN Depcus Reii'
beis elm 2unheon itatt.
- Die pffisieIle Stimmsnsdbluns
Der am Oisnitaa abaebaltenen Babl
bat nur iinbebsutenbe Menberunsen
eraeben, iehod oas i'm y0oltsblattA
publisirts Heiultat niht aednbert.
- gipers palmer unb sSohn poz
nell, hie ii6 in Der gdhe Der Waibs
inaton unb gldten Strabs IN perSGH'
tiger WeiIe berumtrieben. ipurben BON
ben @cfeimpolisiitsn Siaains, Srees
unb Barter unter Der Qntlase bes
Serumlungerns inhaftirt.
- polissiieraednt Marlin psrhafte'
ic ssitsrn Minnie grple unb Wartin
@ation ols eSuitisflii6tlirae. Sic
peroen in Cincinnati eines @srgebens
peaen aefpiini9t uno iofort ausses
liefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-07

maidaeI unb Mapme grteben, 247
Donabue Strobe. aunbe.
Hreberid iilb emma Silbtr, 3O76
MdiIadufstts glpenre, anabe.
glrtbnr unb Frances Bauer, 2SO9'
GoIerain 2lDe., anabe.
y2ihclas ilnb 9fofe Weisberssr,
1647 Queen giip 4pe., anabe.
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burg, s5nb., Elm pferS unS Wasen
eutlisbsn su baben unb nnseblid
peraeiTtn au baben bas @es
ipann pieb.r absulisfern. Der gers
haftste ertldrt bSlIis unfdutbig sr
Iein unb einsnGoppslsdneer su bdbtn,
Der ibn faon oft lInselegenbeitsn be.
reitst bat. Rodeman 1T lpilItns ios
fort na6 adiprsnts6urs in gsslsitung
bss Sbsriifs Slater suriidanisbren,
unb ertidrte sr, tab es ibin Elm 9ei4'
iss isin tpirb i,tns llni9uIb 81 bsfpsis
fen
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Ghrpianil,cmen bla6en.

Gin 9eind, brr geipahsbduier I'M
Gben a,arf lit sur 3eit dilberorbent.
lid, lcbneno, oa Die GbrpiantbemenI
bort IN ppller gliitbe iteben. Giel
ssnrffcmmiiiion eriaht iilfolgebeiien'
an oas YubIifum cine gang beiOnocre'
eihinoung Siim 9eild Der geOads.
bduier.
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Nastsa xns Ssaesne.

- SIM 9sGspue Stabtratb fpurbe
Der geidluB gefabt, be Wablbeamtsn
au sablen. Sdubmeifter 3ir9boff
tpeiserte iid bic r9outers1 1u at5ep-
iieren, ba iie Der Mapor ni6t unters
seihnst bate. Stobtaupalt Seraib
srtldrs, bab bic n9Ou4srs1 aud obus
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Inter bsm Qerbaff einsn gie.

qenmantel ssitobIsn su bdbsn ipurbs
aeItsrn burtj DsisttiDes ber 10 sabre
olis 6arlanp aouffman, aus Der
Wsti5nrIaub Sircbe, psrbafisi. Aoufis
man III sin Wtger, unb gibt an iiibb
ifer MsLipiOn au ieirh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-06
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO CRAY HAIR
Darkens Beautifully and Re
stores It's Thickness and
Lustre at Once.

Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and luxuri-
ant; remove every bit of dandruff, stop
scalp itching and falling hair. Mixing
the Sage Tea and sulphur recipe at
home. though, is troublesome. An easier
way is 90 get the ready-tO-use tonic
costing about so cents a large bottle,
at drug stores, known as "Wyeth' s
Sage and Sulphur Compound thus
avoiding a lot of muss.
While wispy, gray. faded hair Is not
sinful, we all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractiveness-
By darkening your hair with Nyeth s
SAGE and Sulphur. no one can tell, pc
cause it does it so naturally. so evenly
You just dampen sponge or sort
brush with it and draw this through
YOUR hair. taking one small strand at
a time: by morning all gray hairs have
disappeared. After another application
o. two your hair becomes beautifully
dark, glossy soft and luXuriant ana
YOU appear years yOunger.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-06
COL. KIRKPATRICK, HOTEL
MANAGER ON COAST DIES

San Francisco. Cal, Nov. Col J.
c. KirlcpatricIx, manager of the sharon
estate, the Palace and Fairmont no.
tells of this city, and one OF the 9esS
known hotel men in the country, oIeu
here early today Of diabetes. -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-06
ELPA5OANH HAS
AN IRON CROSS
German Medal of Honor Was
Presented to Grandfather
of F. P. Bickenbach.

An FL Pasoan, f. P. Bickenbach has
an iron cross in his possession that was
won by his grandfather, Daniel Bick-
enbach, a soldier in the German army
during the Napoleonic wars. The iron
cross is to Germany what the Victoria
cross Is to England. The German cross,
however, was established earlier than
the Victoria cross.
The cross in Mr.. Bickenhach's pos
session is No. Al and was given to his
grandfather in 1915. It has inscribed
on one side For faithfulness in the
war God was with US, to him be the
glory" Daniel Bickenbach, the win
ner of the cross, was born in 1894, in
Germany. and joined the German army
at the age Of Is, serving with 1t until
the end of the year 1916,
He later came to the United States.
reaching Texas in the year 1876 and
settling with the Fisher and Miller
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-06
GIRLS AND GRAFT
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

ence in return for what you have &C
HOW can you meet the sneers Of the
people who think you fall INTO the
fourth classification? How can you DC
sure that YOU won't be driven over the
edge of the precipice by an exacting
CREDITOR
Now let us suppose you belong to TIE
great third class-the class Of graft
ers." There are many women who have
this attitude Of calm acceptance VINO
believe that men are born ito support
women. to do favOrs for them, to give
of their strength and substance and to
receive in return only graceful graft
tude.
The form of feminine graft that leads
to the acceptance of fayors from men
cannot get away from the principle OF
payment for favOrs. The girl who &C
cepts favors from man and uses him
as a rung Of a ladder by which to climb
is making for herself contemplate
character, a bad reputation and a cruel
enemy when the man wakes to the fact
that he has been used and then cast
aside.
Ny dear girls you have to pay for
what you get-somehow. Of all dan
gerOus ways to trifle with your reputa-
ton, none is worse than taking money
from men. The world Will question
your character-it will wonder how you
are paying. And the man Will wonder.
too-how you intend to pay. In his
heart you plant a doubt of your delicacy
and fineness. In your own nature you
make lack Of reserve and self respect.
And some day you will have to pay.
You can't get away from the debt you
are mourning. You will have to face
it, 1t may be that the man you really
love viii hear of what you have done
and doubt you. 1t may be that you will
be Stunned by the people you want TO
know. It may be that the man to whom
you are indebted will make some cruel
demand that you do not know how to
meet. 1t may be that you will find
your own character weakened by your
principle of graft-which you will find
to be a sad lack CT principle.
But however you pay, you will find
that your debt mas drawn interest at
a cruel rate. And you will have to pay
far, far more than the little fripperies
you got through unearned and unde-
served favors were ever worth.
Don't do it. girls. Wear last years
dresses and shoes run down at the heels
80 without your lunches and walk "a
and from your work Youth will enable
you to endure and outlive all these
things.
But taking money from men is draft
against your youth and your happiness
Don't draw it. Don't accept gifts OF
value or money or clothing from men
who are not related to you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-06
Logical Dyspepsia
Treatments
IMPORTANCE OF ELIMINATING ACID
ITY AND ROOD FERMENTATION

IMPORTANCE OF ELIMINATING ACID
ITY AND FOOD FERMENTATION
During the past two or three Years
reports have frequently appeared in the
Press concerning the remarkable value
OF bisurated magnesia as an antacid;
and its ability to promote normal
healthy digestion by preventing food
fermentation and neutralizing danger
Gus stomach acid has often been dem
onstrated. Until recently druggists
could supply bisurated magnesia in
powder form only from one to two
teaspoOnfuls Of which, taken in a little
water after meals, almost instantly
stops all fermentation and neutraliZes
acid, but sufferers from stomach
trouble will be glad to learn that, after
q long series of experiments, a leading
firm Of manufacturing druggists has
now succeeded in producing a grain
tablet which combines all the valuable
antacid properties of the ordinary BIZ
surated magnesia in a very convenient
form. This new tablet of bisurated
magnesia can now be obtained Of drug
gists everywhere and many physicians
are already prescribing them instead
OF the powder COMMUNICATION
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-06

colony, in Fredericksburg, Tex. Later
he went to Mason county, where. In
April, 1881, he died, at the age Of Sc
years.
Has Sword Also.
Mr.. Bickenbach has also his grand
fathers sword, a straight two edged
weapon, and, together with the iron
cross, has a written certificate saying
that Daniel Bickenbach was entitled to
wear the cross with the greatest OF
honor. He says he would not part with
either for $1,000.
During the present war the kaiser
has presented number of iron crosses
for distinguished bravery in battle
This German decoration was instituted
in 1913 by Frederick William III. II
is said to be cast from guns captured
in war.
History of Iron Cross.
It's inception was due to Gneisenau,
who I'm 1911 proposed to the king a gen
eral rising against Napoleon ana thal
all men who served with distinction IN
the field should be decorated with i
black and white scarf or natlohal
cockade. The king, however, favoreI
an emblem in the shape of two pieces
Of black and white ribbon sewn IN me
form of a cross on the breast OF lhe
coat. The designs against NapoiSo.
did not mature until 1913, and IN ina
year the order of the iron cross was
O.
decoration of metal would De mort
suitable.
Both classes Of the iron cross have
a precisely similar black cross, OF ease
iron with silver edging. On the FROM
there is no inscription. The front Ia &C
Of the cross Of 1913 is bare Of any IN
sigma. On the reverse of the cross Oh
1901 is crown and the date 1870.
In the center is W. the initial OF Ines
Christian name of the then king 90. ol
Prussia. The cross of 1919 pore IN tnC
initials F. w. In the center Oh w
cross are three oak leaves. The iron
cross is borne on the standards a., and
colors of the troops, and. like the W, W
toria cross, its bestowal is not cohIlneo
to any one rank. ,v.4-.io
croes is similar. being east out OF the
metal of guns captured in the Crl .ll, a,
war and being awarded without resaiu
to the rank of the winner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-06
LOSING YOUR GRIP
by Dorothy Dix

is greatly INDUCED, care free and
With no RESPONSIBILITIES" comes to New
york or anv great city, he has two
battles to fight One is for place in the
maeIstrom of city life. The other IS TO
force himself to keep his grit and go
on fighting. ,-...,
when Won are at home being petted and
INDUCED and generally untitled for the
The point is not whether you are
plugging along in places where you
cannot make your ability tell Inc
noint is not that if chance were good
enough TO throw something worth
while YOUR way you could prove your
effectiveness. The. real point that IS
eoinp to decide whether your are to be
a success or a failure is Just TINS Are
Won capable Of taking JOY IN your
work whatever it is? Are you strong
enoIob to hone on in the face Of dis
appointment after disappointment Are
Won sufficiently Imaginative ana Keen
TO find opportunity in what to another
man might seem ordinary routine
work? IA,
At "a no man goes down and out
unless he deliberately loosens his grip
on the steering wheel OF MS own me
No failure in youth or middle lfe-no
loss of opportunity-nO pegging along
at second rate work Is in any way
final. Anything may be coming your
way today or tomorrow. All you neeu
to do is to be ready when it does come.
Now, don't think that platitude. Al
most every man who fails is directly
responsible for his own failure.
Whether YOU succeed or fail in life is
largely a matter Of how long you can
manage to keep your grip-and your
head. If you can think sanely ana as
sure Yourself that no series of mistor-
tunes is an ironclad, unbreakaDIe
thing that cannot at any moment be
switched off into a series Of successes
of course, no failure can daunt you.
Now since all things in life are tenn
porary. why not regard the days un-
happiness this way: This is for today
only; tomorrow I may be on the CREST
of a wave of success. I will keep a
firm grip on the steering wheel OF my
own life, and in the end L will master
my fate because I have not lost my
grip and let temporary misfortune
master me and steer me to destruction
and despair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-06
COsTIVE BOWELS.
HEADACHE. COLDS,
TAKE CASCBRETS
No Headache, Constipation,
Bad Cold or Sour Stom-
ach by Morning.


Sick headache, biliousness, coated
tongue, head and nose clogged up with
a cold-always trace this to torpid
liver; delayed fermenting food in The
bowels or sour, gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter Clogged in the in
testines, instead of being cast out of
the system is re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue it causes -conges-
ton and that dull, thrObbing, sicken-
ing headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, undigested
food and foul gases, take the excess
bile from the liver and carry out all
the constipated waste matter and
poisons in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighteu you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a 1O-cent box
from your druggist means your head
clear, stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels regular for months.-Ad-
vertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-06
PlPE'S DIAPEPSIN
FOR INDIGESTION
Or BAD STOMACH
Relieves SOurn eS S, gas,
Heartburn, Dyspepsia in
five minutes
i've minutes

Sour, gassy, upset stomach, indiges-
ton, heartburn, dyspepsia; when the
food you eat ferments into gases and
stubborn Jumps; your head aches and
you feel sick and miserable, that's
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-06
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.

Buu0lng PERMITS.
To Mayfield Building and Improvement
company to build a brick bungalow and
garage on Montana street; estimated value,
$3.50.
To Mrs. A. Binkley. to build a porch at
500 North Ochoa streets; estimated value
To ]. H. Smith. to change front and put
in cement floor at 922 South FL Paso street;
estimated value $780,
Deeds Filed.
Alexander sddition-James B. Brady and
wife to NJ ]. and 6. L Wolf, tract Of
land containing 1O4 feet on corner OF River
and Ochoa streets. Alexander's addition;
consideration $500; Oct 29, 1914.
South side Of Arizona between Hutton and
Cotton-W. E. Miller and wife TO Mrs. Bes-
sic McCombs. lots l. 2. 3, and westerly one
half Of lot 4, block 76, Franklin Heights
consideration $3.50; Oct. %. 1914.
North side OF Silver, between Division and
lots Z. s. block g. Manhattan Heights; con-
sideration SO; Nov. 4, 1914.
West side OF Durango between West San
Antonio and San FranCiscO-Lamar Davis
to G. G. Sauer. northerly 30 feet Of lot 1872
and eight feet Of lot 1S9, block AZ. Mills
map; consideration SO; Oct a. 1914
Automobiles Licensed.
97S5-J. R. McCloud. Alexander apart
ments. five passenger Buick
27S6-Juan J. Gonzalez, s19 Seventh street.
seven passenger Fiat
Licensed TO Wed.
T. J. Morse to Vera AIcCleunon.
s J. Benson to Dorothy Jacobs.
C. Martinez to Maria Martinez
]. Dohs to Minnie McCamant
Births-Girls.
To Mrs. Juan solines. 351S ORC street;
Oct. "a
To Mrs Jose Mesa S21 Hill street; Nov. 2
Births-BOys.
To Mrs. Pedro Leon, 1915 Seventh street;
Oct. 2S.
To Mrs r. Cobas, South Oregon street,
Nov. /.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-06

to four years ago was pos
sessed Of a happy optimistic
~ nature" writes L. A. H. Il
was living with my parents in fine
home, being greatly INDUCED, care free
came to New York to fill a position to
which I had been called I have been
compelled to suffer hardships and hu-
mutations which have been almost I'M
bearable. and which have caused my
whole life and nature to change. Sick
ness resulted in loss of position, and 1
have mad to be contented with pegging
along I'm ineffective places at minor
salary. while ! am confident that with
nm even chance ] could qualify for po-
sitions Of greater prestige than here
tofore held. Ny friends take other peo-
pies sorrows as matter of course. No
reading that I do cheers me. Dark
clouds seem to hover over me. It is
only for the sake of my aged parents
that / have not given up hope. 1 feel
down and out at a."
When the boy who lives at home and