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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
Sams S@niOt benntrust ncncn
Yrn5eE.

Stem gorf, 81. SuIi.-@ons
Sbmiot, Scr Gr@rieitcr, Wclbcr
mcgen Grnoroung Der 9lma 9htniil.
ler gum Eooe oerlirtBeilt muroe,
itcIlte 6ei,te formel 0en 9(ntroe aui
9cmiaigung eincs neucn @ro0eiics.
sSn cinem bei'm 0iitriftsonmall
ciugcreiAtcn glfiiOooit beriidcri
S1miot OoB 0os @tdo@en nibt er-
moroct murOe, ionoern nod elmer
Operation itorb, uno OoB er Die
2eicbe 5eritiidelte, I'M Den 9lr5t 81
idiiecn welber Oie Operation Dor.
nobm.
0ie @erbonolung ii6er Oen 9ln-
trog lit ouf Sen 5. 9ftober on6c-
rdunt por0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
Svolnilien. .SrooDOie.

9 ton 81. SSuli. Ebomos
S. 0oIton ser 9[ftiiar oes Sitgo.
iton- GiitriftSgeridts eric6oB bciitC
feline filnf S9oden oltc Eobter @ris.
ella, perminoete feline @ottin 1no
ieincn filnfidbrieen So6n Soiepb oni
lebensocfG6rliAe S2eiie uno begiua
ounn ScI6itmor0.
0alton mar ieit 5pei W1onoteu
frauflih; er lit ou nerp0ier 9lboe.
iponnt6cit. Scr 8ultono oes Gnot
ben miro ais bohfritiid cro6tet,
oodj oilrfte 5rmu 0alton oenclen
Dalton ihoB ouf sic aiuoer, pGb.
reno Iic I'M ShIafe lo9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
Csin fnrdltlpier lSplisiit.

Sine beroii6e S6ot oes EoIi5iiiell
Dli1oel Command bonn 0itlidcn Gi.
itrift wlrOc crit geiiern befannt ais
Ectcr 0erango BON 9tr. 1922, go
iion StraBe, nit So lm0 Soften be-
liraft mllr0e, lpcil oeiieu @rmo lebtcn
Salniiag Die 6 Sabre cite Sophie
&oritoba BON 9lr. 1923, 9lliceouua-
StroBe, in onS 6uBgeleuf ge6iiien
bate Ger Sumo muroe Der Ebiers
i6u6 @eielliHaft iibcrge6en oa er
ouldeincnO toll mar.
Ser SumO lieB bon Dem &inOe
nicbt as, troeoen cr BON beric6ieoe.
ueu Wldnneru perpriigelt mlroe. 9uS
@olijiit Command cridieu 6enabie
oerielbe cineu GoOtiNldger 10 frdftig
er tonntc, mas Der Sumo auiAeincno
gar niMt 81 fiiblen ibien Gr be.
niiete Damn ieine S0noe lmO uiiratc
bic 9uQOogge nit iolc6er &roit ooB
lie longian sic Sdnaube 0ifnetc
im0 OoS ino frei ao6. Ger %oli3iit
6raHte Oas 0ldOden nad @allie, OoS
nit eiucr acfd5rlibeu @unOe oor.
nieOcrlicgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

@bDIicious an0 Surgeons" @oIpesi'
rmO Soratoga.Sirobe
yI1ount Sope Netreat for tie Sn-
lane ano Sid," NeiiierstoUn 4Sllt,
uoDe @ifespiae
vJtortbeaitern Gap glurierp," ser.
429, glisauit6 Ssrabe.
o@resbptcrion @pe Cor n,l
Tbroat &oipitol ono 6ree Tispeu,
orv," glr. 1907 Git.9aItImore,
StraBe.
.9fuuicrp ano Gbilo'S &oipital,"
Sranflin. uno Sdroeoer-SiraBe.
rSpoeu6om Soipital e Ban &isw
Sunction
nglortbcoliern TispsnIarD." glr.
1924. t@Romtnent.StroBe.
,.Wlercp Soipital ono EispeniorD"
Golucrt. uno Saratoaa.S .StroBe.
nSt. @incsut Be @olil or. g. Nla,
ieruite &oipiiol," lipilion.StroBe.
Gde acknowledgements
uSt. gl9nes CO.. g. Soniinriirm
ouo GiSpcniarp,4 Gotolp9Ipcnue uno
g9ilfcns.9lpenuc.
st Sute'S 6opital." Hr ILL.,
iiS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
nSebrem SoipitaI ouo 9IIphM"
9Rouumcut SiraBS .uo Soptils
2lueuue.
nSbepparo auo gnoh 9ratt So.
ipitol" Somioi
st. Soicpb'S SoipitoI auo Grce
9iSpcuiarp,~ Caroline. mo &oii.
StrnBe
oSont6 Baltimore Gpe, 1ar ano
Sbroat Soipitol." 9lr. 1911, 2iebt.
StroBc.
oSontber DiSpeniarp, 9lr 1906,
@eit.S9ia. StraBe
n@omanS 0le0icai Goqcge IiS'
penioru~ 9lr. 100. 9QcGnaob'~'r-
Baltimore General TiSpcHIorp,
9lr. 65t ggeit 9egiu0iou Sirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
@cGcu in bic spmmcrfriidJc..

0ie 9lngeiteIltcn bon 9rager's DC
partementslaoen ge6en 6cilte g3ad-
nittog in Den fii6lcn S9attcn DER
91une bon 9(ponoale, Inn OaiulPlt
ciiligc ShmOen Der GrboIrng 81 udr-
6ringcn Ger 9oocn miro iml / llbr
geidloiicm uno Die 600 glngciiclltpu
gc6en nit Der StraBcn6a6n Oom50c.
iMdft 0ireft nod Dem E!abc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

sSn Der iiiolibcn 'Goli5ei.Station
iberantportete ocitcrn 9fic6ter 2epiu-
Jon 0en 2t Sabre olien Goparo
Dolna pon 9}r. 1922, 9DoroitraBe,
nad eincm ldngeren &crb0re Oen @e-
ihworcnen. yolng lit angeibulOigt.
am Sonntog Nlor0en gegen / ll6r Die
16-id6rige NlDrile 6. @rigerlnan,
wo0n6ait in 9tr. 1903, @ebitcritroBe,
iiberiaacL 6croubt mo 81 pergelual-
tigen Ocrirdt 5u 5abcu. SSie berih-
let. mar er aln Sonntag 9l6cnO Oer-
baitet IND Don Dem NldO6en nit DC
itinutbeit als Der 36dter bejcihnet
iuorocu. Gas @}doHen fam pon ei-
ncn 9eiort in SSeitport.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
g0nilerennth In QntherpiIle.

&or Der Gonlniiiion fir 0iientlihc
Sctricbc beihwerten iirb ocitern 9iid-
ter Srauf 5. 0uncon itn0 cine 0ele.
cation ans 2utbcruiQc ii6er Oie man.
0el6aite 3uii6r BON @aiicr OlirH bic
rYaltinore-GountD @aIicr-@o." GoS
0roBe @otcl in glit6cruillc, pelMcs
bon bon Spnimcrgditen ict babe pollc
5mei Gage ni6t einen Cropien @aiier
0c6abt. llno a6nli1e 3uiidnOC
6erric6tcn IN aOercn S6cilen Oes
GountpS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
z dllucr Derlebt.

Bon ieinem nit 9l6iall 6eIdOenen
@agcn geieru im 0ie @}ittogsitun-
sc Der "a Sabre oIte 9ieger Ginceut
smith BON 9tr. 1917, 9}oro-Stridef-
StroBe, in Der @cnn, uabe @arner-
StraBe. Gr gcrei1 lutcr Die G1Oer
,nuS iDur0c ocrart ihper oerlebt
OoB ieinc llc6criii6rlug nar5 Dem
,,llniDeriitdts @oipital" crioI0ea
muBtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
|Oli5iit G6citcr 9iliuurt6 freisc-
iprOdeH.

Gin geitern 9l6eno inter &oriit
0es Gorouers Scmpel in ser moro
lpeitlidcn %oli5eiitotiou o6gebolte.
ncn 0ei6luorcnen SSndneit beWciis
0es am Somiiage eriolgtcn 9oSes
OeS 93egcrs @eorge MooneD, Der nab
ren6 Der lebtcn @oGe 6ei einent
nddtIiden 9Siitolcn 0uell III Scr
@euniDlponin 9lpenue le6ensgeidbrs
li@ ocrmnOet morOcn por, cHOFtc
nit ser 6rciipre1ung Oes Eoli5iitcn
G6citer GiIport6 pom norOweItlic6en
Giitrift lmO 0es StolienerS So6n 81.
6crto BON 9ir. 923, BeuniplOanios
9lpenue, Die beioe i'm @erOuMt itau.
ben sic t0OtliGen Shiiiie ouf Oen
9iegcr nbgeieuert 5u 1o6eu Ger
Spru6 Der @ciHworeneu legt ben
S6uB cincni in gc9lcitlng @loo.
ney's 6eiiuOliHen, unbefannten 9ie
ger 5ur Soit gSd6renO Der gaa5elr
Ganer OeS SndueitS, Ser crit tir5 Dor
10 ll6r ein @nOe erreidte, 6ielt cine
6un0crtf0piige Menidenmcnge, Die
iid 5ouptidAIid ans SStoIienern uno
9leger 5uiomnieniebtc, Oos Stotions.
@e6duOe umlogert. @rItere 6raGen
bci @efanntlueroen Oes @eldmorenen-
geidlniies in loute 9Ruie Der 9eirie-
ninnnn nnS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
8mradaete6rt.

0r. @eo. Sartman Der Stoatson.
wolt BON @altimore.@ountv, lit &c.
Itcrn bon Der giational-@onuention
Der ,@lrs" in GenOer, Sol. 5uriidge-
fe6rt nodOem er nod ciucn gin6lid
in oos Scben in Chicago geuommen
bate. 6r @ortman mcint OoB 9al.
timore I'M @humcl feincn 10 narmea
ElaB befommen miro, lpie Chicago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
gIntufalrt cn6ct il @0IiaeIItati0n.

9lutofabrten iinO nibt 6illig. 0ieic
Grfobring bat geltern Der % Sabre
olte 5armer Sobn $. @lcGoulco BON
@aibinaton 9. g., bel ieinem 9luf.
crt6alt in Baltimore gemobt. Gr
cngooirte nod ieinem Gintrciicn einC
Pluto. 0roicbte lnO ais er nod be.
cnOetcr 5obrt frlo, mas CT i6uIoig
lei, unO oorauf Die glntport
$3.50" crbieIt, eiug i6m Der Sci
fcniiOer oui. Gr iAhig oen Gbmif.
fcur 6reoerid Gilermon BON Scr.
1881 gtoro. @oenraBc, unO muroc
Oesbal6 bon oent @oli5iiten gioD Der.
haftet imo in Die nittlerc Goli5ei.
itotion eingeIiefert. Inter 5wei Pin
idulOigngen onge6licb Den Gbaif-
four tb0tlid6 mgegriffen uno iid &c
mei9ert 8u 1o6en, cine 9lehming fiir
cine 9llitofobrt 5li bcglcicbclt miro
CT beute @ornittog in Der niittleren
9SoIi5eiitotion Dem Goli5eirihter
5upplcc porgefiibrt perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

,Dents Cir, 5ruoe, cine ioldbe Sc
mein1,it, bic 4dtbc Fat ouF Ocm feb
ten Raffeeflatib bet Der 9ebeimrdtbin
be6auptet, i9 idinintte ni4!1
,Wo4 Dir niHls barauS, liebite
@ettn, mem oie &1tF 9ein Geiihi
bGtte, iuiirOs iis ii9 aud itbmmfenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
ltnoliidlidJer Gtnr5.

9eim 9lr6eitcu aui einem iNpc-
'benoeu @eriiit an Dem Souie 9}r.
l13f1, 91orO 9uBernc StraBe, fiei
Der 50 Sabre alie ,Soiepb 2lOois bon
9}r. 1922, g}or0 Gbeiter StrnBe,
10 SUB in bic Iicic, ais zines Der
Seile rib. Gr brad mebrcre 9lippen
mo crlitt auBcrOem cine tieic Gopf
wlm0e. Ger &erleBte iuurOe noM
ocm st. Soiep6S Soiptal" ge-
braGt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
an SS3 lns.

@eorgc S8. 5ielos Don 9r. 2340,
9arclapItroBe, meloctc geltern I'M 0e-
teftip.9urcalt oaB er oas Opicr BON
Eaidenoie6cn gcporoen lit. gliIi ci.
nem @oqgon Der 9dD-Sborc %arf.
2iuic wrrocn i6m $S3 9ooraelo &c
ito6leu. aur5 nod 0enl &erloiien oeS
QSagaonS etoedtc CT Den Gieblio9l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
,.WlOpIc1 fotnmen uadl baltimore.

0as Supreme-Gon5il Ocs uSoDalen
0rocns Der @looie~ bat geltern in
@lilmoufee, g9isc., 6eiAloiien ii9
am z. September IN Baltimore 5iir
i5eicr oes 6rmOcrtiten Sa5restoges
ocs SterneubannerlieoeS ein3uiinOcn
mn0 oa6ei oas nelle &etn Der
rWlooIe~ in Baltimore ein5upei5cn.
ce.ErGiiocnt @|ori6au bon &ai3
ington miro babel Die Sallptrcoe bal
ION
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

0ie llnteriubumg gcgcn Captain
Sobuion lit gcitern @ormitta0 BON
Den @lnOeS- SMifioiuipeitoren SSbite
mo @ria6t a6gei6loiicu woroen.
Gic @ntiheiOrng Oiirite in adt bis
1chM GaQen 4ll erlunrten iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

Qtr5t (etnsr iitngen Mann. ser ifnrs
an &ophpeb Isibet. uirterfudxn0) :
,.@ar Dielleint in S5brer 5amiIie en-
San Don @erriidfheit 3li tpnhuiium2"
Sunger Wlatul: v@jepiB, meilts Gls
tern beirotbetrn beios aus 2icbe, obne
eineu pfennig 6ern0stnl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
0nnpicr colliOiren.

Qon0on 27. SSuli Ger
britii6c Iampier ,Nliiiolri~ poi-
iirtc bier belite 9lbeno nit iiort
Deid)doiatcni @ua. Ger Gommonoant
bcric6tcte, OaB oaS S6iff nit Dem
Qaupfer u3eelano1 BON Der Geo
Stor Qinie IN Golliiiou geueien iei.
g9ie norf Scr lcstere bei6aoiot wir-
oe, 1T niht betanut.
(Ger 2aupier n3edlano" lit &c.
iiern 9l6eno in 9lcw Dorf ange.
lougt. Gr lit mn leiht beih0oi9t.
Riemano wimoe perlebt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

gl6uanenicn, Dic ben rScntidjcn Gprre.
(prnDcutcn" uidlt piinfllid Oocr unrcDrl
maHia crbnIicu, iin0 gcbrtrn, her Offlre
bnbon per Sclcpbun ubeT I@riIilldl Dit
tbeilnna 81 mndseN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

9ihierlina (morqens Nurh 0enl
Sdrm Der fobritbamppfeiFtn erpos
d1evbs rSoIlie etipa ntein 9Eeatrrihid
auf9riiibrt porben ieing'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

9on0oM 27. Suli. Ger Sill
nii6c GonercB Ser G6irlirgen in
9}oroamcrfa mproe Peute bier er0ii-
net. Sic E6eilne6mer5o6l lit Die
ar6bte in ser @cihidte oes Gongrei-
ics. @tpa 1900 Gcleaoten ihio
bier. Gle 9er5tc perocu I'M @erlmiic
Der SSoAe ueridbicoene bieiise Soipi-
filler beiuden mO oen Operationen
5uIcbeu sic BON Oen beriibmteiten
engliicben G6irurgen DorgenonuHen
peroen.
@crr 9Solter @ines Fa0e, Der
ameritauiiAe 9otihoiter, ul0 Cir
9iidmen @oOIcc, Der &oriiBer Oes
9ouOoner GcniieS, 6iclten Gesrii-
BungSauipra1cn.
lhlier oen meoi5nlilhen 9litori.
t1ten, welde 9ltiprodeu baltcn per.
Den bcfinOcn: Cir @iliam Ssler,
9Sroiciior Eilfiier BON &orsy Eroi.
Nronig BON 6reibtrg @roieiior bon
@iielberg bon S9ien Frol. Sbmie.
gelolp BON Gopcu6agen Cir St.
Gloir S6omion mo Cir 9Sution
GBeDnc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
22.0OO 0cMtldlc Bidder ucridlIcnOcrl

@crberatgci pbsr lebia, Diam ober Srau, eul
ubcr Sun1. Nilcic &oielpgahe. 3crlanAi M
ucnlaQi Nirntis ftolpclt
WlcitrrimnitS. SDnrm reliDeiannien lno an
erlauut bciies cHalidles Sclbliuntettlpismeri,
Ncrlount Wrnteprupette.
2pir werVe 10 Shr0er btr NerelAlgicH Stoa.
ten? iSrnaeu uEo Nnpouci. Hteis 9l.O0
Rraltildcr 0intbneber Iiir @efdditsIenle,
lrciS 81 90
Gaeniner epianmelter, bor8halibes enell.
idce OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Frele Sl.O0
1eutim.0uanlmer OtIhdliSbrieIirlet.
4rei8 06c.
Gmiith Gnsliimee nnb GH9llidl Genimce
WBrcrbnd, lbcr 400 Seiien, mil Anaaee Per
elnaiprnbc tteie OVc.
2ac n;neitc b.utide 2l,berbam. kreis goc.
Npdbnm. Teuti6leo. Rtele 3es'
Ncucr Aniil1rnHg unb slhebhOAuB aiii ie'
Oenl Ciebicie onrdb quite Nndet.
0ainlpg, nit hbcr 10000 oerlbieoeHen oR'
n1e~u 5ur glusuaoi arntie.
NelcnunQen lit oer @etra0 bc5nlh1en.
Gbayice Gnnmeger Enblthlng 0pnlpnHn,
205 Gait 40. ctr, Nep,Ocu Gin,
(Toho5 q,i $50 4a---l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28
edn0 oc0cm srfr0nfnn0.

Sic crlten neiu ser SO Goli5iitcL
ucI6c bci6loiien 6oben, iidb nit 9luti-
Eup6us-S crllnl inlpfcn 5il loiicn iino
9eitcru BON Dem Gbeior3t Der ASoli5ei
geimpit lporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

gl6puncutcu, bic ben ySentldcn 0orrcs
ipunbeutcn" nidt piiuftlidl poer unrcgcIs
m1hIa er6nlien, iilio gebeten, Der Office
baupn per Sclepbun uoer ibriitlih Wlii'
tbcllnn0 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

@aHc 5nr 0lciic m'S Qlnslano 6cIOrat
&. glaine, Nr 413, Sii Baltimore Str,
na0e Gititpm SOnic gIuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

nSabsn Sic oeitern oas @robsbeu
NahrgSioHimen2"
rgicin, i4 Fubr gerdoe in Der Qtiitos
orofAtel~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

&nrrD ugHaS ipnr eS 0ennY"
Eom: n@s NOR Die ShIuBfeier
%eocn go6 eS fir sic 9eIuber ouerle
hnbiAen @ra0nanten Dor llnieren gLu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

cine 9odidJile tir6 niitott Innger
2ederbiiien 5il foiten pelhe Die
gen dlIbereiteLenl1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-28

Sdntntli6e 80 Giitrifte ocs
.Gcuti6cn llnteritiiblngs 9unOcS"
3ottc ein iro6lides %icnic geitcru
slbcno i'm ggeitcnO-Yarf an Der Gar.
rIlon-2ane pereilt. @enn man Oit
3obl Der Gri1ienenen rin0 ouf 1000
ld1bt 70 oiirite oas feineswe9s 81
bod gegrifien iein. Sir llnterbal.
flm0 ltno 9epirt6ung war beitcns
9eiorgt woroen, uno SSeoermonn
omiiiirtc iib aiti oas Sortreiflir6ite,
User bdttc 0cm perlodcnocn Iidin.
iaro.to-bllm, oos pom Gan5-@aDiaon
lrobIif 6erii6cr tonic, pioerite6cn
ionnen. 9llt uno Sung Ore6tc id
oalo i'm hiitigen 9lcigen. Sir OiC
&leinen uno &leiniten maren aacr.
9ono Spiele orranairt uorOcn bel
neI1en cine 9ln5abl rc6t be0ebrcns.
locrtDcr &reiie SIR Gert6cilrng fam
~eboltpoac Seitre0en mlroen Oor
oen @erreu George Sintmel6e6er mi
So5n 6. @oumgdrtncr oe6olten
Nem Saupt-glrrangcments-Gon
ge9orten oie folgenOcn Nerren an
george Sinnel6cbcr, @oriber; 9ir
oolf Sronfel, Ncin6olo Sd6nuctter
Volep6 Nodrcin. So6n 6. 9oumgdrt
''er lno aouro0 6a6nmiiIlcr. Gi'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
STOP SUFFERING
NOW FROM ASTHMA

Go to Kelly & Pollard and buy a
package of Dr. Rudolph schiffmann's
Asthmador today and If it does not
give instant relief. and even more. If
you do not find it to be the very best
remedy you have ever used. go back
and your money viii be cheerfully re-
turned by these druggists without any
question whatever. No matter what
else has failed, Asthmador or Asthma
dor Cigarettes will give instant relief
usually within 10 seconds, but always
within IS minutes. 1t does not matter
how violent the attack or obstinate
the case is. or what else had been
tried and failed, Asthmador will re-
lieve instantaneously. If it does not
this package Will cost you nothing.
Co back and get your money refunded.
You are to be the sole judge as TO
whether benefited OF not No risk is
run in buying this remedy under this
positive guarantee b. Kelly & Pollard.
Persons living else where viii be sup
piled under the same guarantee by
their local druggist or direct by DR..
r. Schiffmann, St Paul AIinn.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
Here is Good News
For Stomach Victims

Some very remarkable results are
being obtained by treating stomach.
liver and intestinal troubles with pure
vegetable oils, which exert q cleansing,
soothing and purifying action upon the
lower bowels. removing the obstruc-
Iions Of poisonous fecal matter and
gases and preventing their absorption
by the blood. This done. the food is
allowed free passage from the stomach.
fermentation ceases and stomach
troubles quickly disappear.
George Fl. AIayr. for twenty years a
leading Chicago druggist. cured him
self and many Of his friends Of srOm-
ach. liver and intestinal troubles -
years standing by this treatment and
so successful was the remedy he de-
vised that IL has since been placed in
the hands of druggists all over the
country. who have sold thousands Of
bottles
Though absolutely harmless. the ef-
feet Of the medicine is sufficient to
convince any one OF its remarkable ef-
fectiveuess. and within "a hours the
sufferer feels like a new person
AIayr's Wonderful stomach remedy is
now sold here by Potter Drug Store
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
Quickest, SureSt Cough
Remedy is Home
Made
Easily Prepared in n Few MIN
ufea. Cheap but Unequaled

Some people are constantly annoyed
from one years end 10 the other with q
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" unnecessary. Here Is 3 homemade
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viii make YOU wonder what became Of it.
Get ~ ounces PineX so cents worth
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and fill the bottle with plain graduated
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Gradually but surely YOU VIII notice the
phlegm thin out and then disappear al
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the drv. hOarse or tight cough and heals
the Inflammation IN a painful cough with
remarkable rapidIty. Ordinary coughs
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Nothing better for bronchitis, winter
coughs and bronchial asthma
This PineX and Sugar SvruD mixture
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cents Keeps perfectly and tastes pleas
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with Pinex-
Pinex Is a special and highly eoneen-
trated compound Of genuine Norway pms
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chest and throat colds
Get the genuine. Ask your druggist
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goes with this preparation. he PIney
Co, Ft. Wayne, Ind
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
Cured His Rupture

several years ago. Doctors said my only
hope OF cure was an operation Trusses cid
ne no good Finally got hold Of some
thing that quickly and completely cured me-
Years have passed and the rupture has
never returned. although I am doing hard
work as carpenter There was no opera
ton. no lost time. no trouble have 10th
ing 10 SELL but viii give full information
about how you may find a complete cure
without operation, II you write TO me. Eu-
gene II. Pullen, Carpenter, 349-A. Marcellus
Avenue Manasquan. y. J. Better cut cut
this notice and show It TO any others who
are ruptured-you may save a life or at
least stop the misery OF rupture and the
worry and danger OF an operation.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
CARRANZA TO QUIT-WHEN
OR HOW IS NOT STATED

Aguascalieutes. Mex Oct. 15.-Un-
official repo~-- of the results of the
peace conference here Wednesday say
that a successor to Carranza for the
presidency Of Mexico is TO be named
soon. These reports. which are brief
do not explain when Gen. Carranza is
TO resign. or how, but indicate that
the conference finished its work sue
cessfully Wednesday night.
All the generals in attendance ap-
peared to be well pleased with the re-
suits. The only authorized delegates
reported absent were those from May
-rOrena and Zapata.
The convention is said to be waiting
the arrival of these delegates to sign
the peace pact" After this document
is signed il is said, a public session
Of the conference viii be held to name
a successor 20 CarranZa-
GARDEN REPUDIATES INTERVIEW.
Washington. D. c. Oct 15.-Sir
Lionel Garden has repudiated the inter-
view ascribed TO him upon his sailing
from New York. in which he was said
to have reflected severely on president
Wilson's policy in regard TO Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15

Wednesday afternoon. returned to
Globe Springs Wednesday evening
Policemen sent Out.
The city took a part in the search
Wednesday afternoon when patrOlman
Ira Ware. Sidney Benson, Iva Finley
and William Pascal all experienced
plainsmen. were ordered TO go to the
mountains TO aid in the search Mounted
customs inspector W. W. Crosby and
L ". HOffecker also left They took
provisions for a weeks stay George
Roller. a friend Of II. 3. Stevens, sent
his little store here.
W ". Cox. the owner OF san Angus
tine ranch in the pass Of the Organs.
organized a party Of 40 cOwmen and
put them riding the mesas and plains in
search Of Stevens
Wife's Parents Arrive.
Mr.. and Mrs ". II. Kinnon. OF Gran
lite Gap. y. n, parents Of Mrs. Horace
b stevens, jr.- arrived in FL Paso We'd
nesday night and left early Thursday
morning with Mrs. SJevens's uncle. c.
L. Kellogg. in his automobile, for the
searchers' camp at Organ. N NJ Mr..
kinnon, who is mining engineer.
brought equipment for going into caves
or holes, TO explore any OF these that
might be found. Mrs kinnOn remained
with her daughter at the camp. Miss
Ruth CriLchett has been with her cou-
sin. Mrs. Stevens, at the camp.
Old timers were reminded wildly
Of another search which was made in
New Mexico many years ago when Tom
Fountain disappeared on the Lincoln
road between Lincoln, y ", and Las
Cruces. where he lived Albert Foun-
tain, his son. drove out 10 the Organs
and Joined the searchers-
Tom NeWman-s Case.
The search for Tom Newman, OF El
Paso. has also been recalled by many
since the search for young stevens
started. Last October young Newman
went on a hunting trip with DIT B. n
Worsham and others 70 the Black Creek
country near Santa Rita, y NJ He
went out alone TO hunt for deer and
was gone three days and three nights
A reward was offered for him and many
cowboys and MeXicans took up the
search with the other members OF New
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
SHRAPNEL AGAIN
HURLEDAT NACO

Naco. Ariz.. Oct 15.-Gov. Maytorena's
artillery reopened shrapnel fire upon
the defences Of the Carranza garrison
at Naco, Sonora, today.
It is understood that Gen. Benjamin
Hill, commanding the NacO garrison,
has sought permission Of the Washing
ton government to take asylum in
American territory If he is driven out
Of NacO by Gov. Maytorena-
A shrapnel shell from the Maytorena
artillery tore the head off Of a Car
rama soldier who was operating a ma
chine gun on the roof Of an odobe
building in Naco, Sonora, today. An
other shell demolished gun mounted
on a locomotive tender on the east side
Of the town one Of the guuners was
wounded