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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
Yiamoer % Srgler.
Stort Qaqtr.

Sfrip ibo9 efter Saz
tulps oa nGpn, bpob
iom sn'fes Fiano,
airfeorgel euer gus
or9el, p9G e ifal ttn=
be, at Ie ber tan
faa fisbt ct ilbmertet
Snitrument til 0a>
gems lapelte Eriler.
Hppn bette Slab.
the NORTH WESTERN
MUSIC HOUSE,
$40 End Ave. S..
MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
Nbieaap prcemftmarfeo.

saaar De friper til slrerterenoe.
faa barr faa penIie at mehbeIe, q,
Sc faa oeres advertisement | re.
eorabsQoiien". Tet firer TEN ben
beoiie @ebdnhIina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
ut beftiat Sprofirlp inotrof

Sreoags / 9pen 2epante / @rpfen.
lano. HGlten buert encite &us i
@pen liant SGitningen bleo rampo-
ileret mere cQer minore. 2epante
(oet gnrnle TaupaftoS) er en- lioen
Saonebp peo @ugten peo aorinet
nco 5000 Srbbnddere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27

r,Irrp - srcorp CLASS shr1rh JrsK ib1n 1908 A. rar Posi-
ONO a. p,ooKAa. Iowa. rNDER THr Ar % cosesrss %
k.tcH g.. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
Oct itorc 8lumitcr6ms / Sen bota.

nilfe Sape / Glasgow, Sfotlano,
bIeo / 2eroass f~ulOitGnbig soeIast
pc0 GrpIoiion al Ell @ombe, iom
man bar e., Miatanfe ON bar blet
anbragt Ser al noqen gaIne Silffra-
getter. Oct eoclogtc @lomitcrbus
bar fienbt nibt % breot iom Gibble
arpltalpaIoos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
Sprfiet bar unoerrettet Stormae.

3Drfict bar nn0errettct Stormae.
terne ON, at Oct alOeles life bill Of
ccptcrc beres @eillttning ont Sorbe.
Iingen al De popiife Ger. Tenne
@cilutning ON at giDe De fleite at
Gerne til 8rpfcnlonb err albeles
nrctfproig, mener Sprfcrne, % De
nil gisre lit poerite forat faa be-
boloe iolfalb Mitplcne og Gbips.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
Mnttcri ubbrsb / Gre0ads ombpri

pon Observation-Disclosures "Iepo.
nian", itrar eftcr at Sen par aireiit
ira 2iperpooI til Boston. If Ben
@rltnb gif Sfibet ino til Solpbeao
/ &rlano, hror 10 ltnion-S ismlGno
blep orrritcret. Sfibet bapbe nem-
Iig Ell blanOet @eiGtuing, oe ltnioll-
MTnbene nCgtet at lpItre S%iiicerer-
mes Srbrer ir0til SffeuniorS. Mpns
benc blep lat ilaro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27

fomme til at fontroIlere 8eiret.
San mener, at bette fan laoe Jig
giere eiteriom Wenneifene mere og
mere tilpenber Jig aontroaen oper
oen mpitiife % megtiee eleftricitet.
6orieg / Oct imaa / bans 2abora.
forum giper BAN @runb til of fro,
at man peo Si9lp at en- fraftig
%ltblabning al poiitio Gleftricitet
oppe i Sfperne fan ifaiie iig Iegn
eiter Gnife, og snifer man alar.
ocir foretages en- lienenoe lloIao-
ming at neeotip gIeftricitet. l1o-
Iaoningen beisrses peo SiGlp al
Srager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27

lthpaselise Sal. Gn9elfmanber
Sir Mar 9eonaro @aehter, lom bar
ogiteret megct for en- Seoeration al
ole ellrop9iife Stuter, meooeler M,
at ban hor itiitet en- european
ltnitp 2eague", t~elegraferes ira
Sonoon. Sans Seniigt bermeb CT
at ~organiiere alle Sr9fter / ale
Stater, iom err inlob Sc operbanno-
tngenbe &rigsruitninger. elsie Sta'
ter annenoer MI / &rigssiemeo =
eler SoriparSeiemeb, iom mon BELT
falber set = $500 Mtaioner Col.
lars ON 9laret, og Summen tiger
hurtiat. Gnbpioere tiencr Ser Itaoig
/ Gliropas Sore og Tlaaoer fem
MiQioncr Monb, % bisie taber /
pro0uftiut g(rbeioe en- lignenOe
Sum for Norct. Glropas ltanenoe
Sore % Observation-Disclosures TO
tier oltiua onrlig / en- runo Sllm
5000 WiQioncr Collars. ga Bette
err enoog / Trebstio. Cir 2eonorO
bar ragllct itb ~naia9tigt bpor meget
hpert 2nnh / europa giper ITO /
"Toriporssieneo", % bpor mango
Wono bisic Soranitaltnin9er bolber
prf ira p~roNuftipt Irbeibc, og BON
%illitter nleo at crflpre, at Gipiliiatio.
men en- poffer Gog bill gaa ~tilgrunbe
ulher bis'c foloSlale og itabig III
9enbc Wilitpr- @nroer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
Sra uoIanoet.

Stpritrcifcn SDoafrifa er M
hGpet % @rbeioct gjenoptaget / ale
Sag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
Np ipenif TurfninssfGrb.

Stocfbolm tclegraieres ben 23Oe
Sanuar: Sgiaa Speniferne agter
M at oeItaee / lloforifninsen af
Spopolnrlanbene. Zen ipenife ants
a%rftiife aomite, Ell Screening ion,
blep itiitet ifior, og iom blanot fine
Weblemmer tGGer MGnb iom ab-
mirol Selanoer og Groiesiorerne
Noroenifiolb, InOerion, sc Seer,
Hotborit % Semberg, bar planlagt
en- Grpcoition, Tom ifal afgaa ira
Sperige Soften 1915. grpeoitionen
ifal oprette Sopebfparter etltebs paa
@raboms 2anb, bpor Noroenifiolo
o9 Slnoerion tioligere bar nGret, %
tiIbringe lem Iar meo at ~roforife
2anbet. grpebitionen ifal beitaa al
ii @ioenifabsmGnb, iom tioligerc
bar beltogct / SpbpolsfGrber. Sore
togenbet err beregnet at futile folte
100000 arorer, og &egieringen
bar opiat Snlpbelen al bette @eIeb
paa lit @uoeetforilag til &igsoagen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
&rpn.rinS Oh SfrG6beripcno.

&roa2rinS % SfrGooeripeno.
Gen tpife 9ronprins blep / Sreoags
"~an.aItet" al en- Wano uoenfor
Slottet / Berlin. Manoen TOM bur-
ti9t gaaenbe ben til &ronprinien %
bao ON at faa liant nogen Eenge.
"a Mojutanterne ielufslgelig troe-
Sc, oct breieoe Jig ON ct Sperfalo,
blcp Wanoen itrar arreiteret. Set
bite iig at pGre en- iinosipg Sfrpo'
~beriueno, iom bopoe faaet Den Soe
/ S%opeoet, at ban par %8ronprinIens
@ror, % ban piloe Blot lame nogen
Sfiuinger al @ror lin. = Samti'
bigt meb benite gpiiobe bar aron'
prinien @ienitanb for ct beftigt Sp.
aier / &igsoagen. Socialiiterne
babe brllet meset tibet imigrenoe
Srbelag ON &ronprinien for bans
berpgtebe Selegrammer til Sberit
bon Eeuter, "Selten ira 3abern",
og GiesfunsIeren ipareoe berpoa,
npiten fogenbe al Sinne. San er.
flprebe at Socioliiterne undermine.
rebe Trpnen % arbeioeoe for Ge-
publifen og enbte meo en- 2optole
oper Sen tpife Mrme lumber bpis
@eIfpttelie Spiflano bar Bit tort
% mpgtiat".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
2prS S%tratbcpna, iom bebe Con.

~pip SttuiDtpha, Iull uppe SuH'
Don / forrige llge, bar oct Wenin-
gen at biiGtte / @eltminiter gbbep
blanot Gnglan0S itore beremte
Wpno. men bet piier Jig, at 2oroen
/ lit Scitamente bar ubtalt Gnlfe
ON at BIZ beeropet / al @eifeoenbeo
ueb Sioen al fin 6uitrit paa Sigh.
gate Sirfegaar6 / Noro-2onbon, %
bette Enife blep reipefteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27

Sire paa Scirem. Sra dublin
m~chbeIes, at @eItprelien for oct irfe
Some Mule Snno III err iaa fire paa
at Tegieringens Some Hule @ia pil
bli oeotaget al llnberbuiet / 2obet
al Be nprmeite Mnaneoer, at Sc bar
oifentligaiort en- altnogisrelie ON,
Of Ser life mere pil bore nebpenoigt
at iomIe @ibrag til bette Sono,
hperfelt / Srlan0 eler / oe 6oreneOe
Statcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27

%il lauc %cir. Sir Sliper 2obae,
Sen berenrte enaelife Spiifcr % Bro
icsitr pcS Cunningham Eniperiitet.
boIot i en- ,sneenisriorcnins i Con.
bon Sorsoag apelo ct ScreSras,
bpori han %antpSebe MulisbeSen az.
at Mcnneifene / noscn @rao fan
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
Sbcriocs 1Suriuar.

Op'N'N Np%o"'' CiA ~ApNi-
holm teleQroiercs Den ODE Sonlar:
Ter pooQoor Tor Sioen / N~igsOugen
Ell pigtiG Gcbat iom Telae al Ncn
itcrfe SoriporsbepG9elie, ion nnlig
cr reiit bIonot set %iuenifc Tolf. Sp-
Gouen or al iGtte 2anoct iitnno til
at ioriporc in NeitrnIitet / Gil
iUIoe al en- arig meaem Spcriges
mpQtiQc Nuboer. Senne iterfc Sor.
iporS6cpr9elic bar aipet Nariag til
Ell ieiIa8tig Webbelelie / oen lben-
Ionoife Trcsie, ON at Sperige "rl,itcr
liz iii ariq. 90 ioa or @enii9tcn
tpertimob Sen, at irttc Sanoet /
ilig Soripor@itnno, at DC mGgtiae
Naboer piI ioritaa, at SocrieeS Noi-
tralitet life fan fr9nfcs uitraiict.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-27
Gn Sra9cSic. Toil &c TaIorome,

VI >'"N'pNS. yum >tANtNiliS,
Sen ironife biplomatiife Igent /
Sanaer, Mnroffo, hleu 6reoo9
apclo ifllot af lin &of / SperpGr
al Here i%no5uSte @iriter rco Ell
@oIlomioNog / SegationSbotcnet.
ga @iUitcruc bar ioriamIet, giorhe
Soften iia prang % negteoe at Ter
perc no1cn Nab. &alorome began
iig ba icIu us / &ieffenet % ieate
at npertoIc 4offcn til at ~ierpere
Moben, men ga bette bar Ior1iTpes,
boo ban Sen aicnitriSigc aof ole
bIiffcIi9e poffe iig no al &nict. Ger
mes pcnbte @aIorcme tilbage til fine
@iriter, men Soften fnlgte eitcr %
ifieb ban, 10 8anae. Taloromc
ialbt 0cenoc / Mrmere paa cn al
fine iorncmitc 8i1iter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
SCOUTSPICTURE
COW As SIGNAL
French Find Crude Bovine
Drawings Chalked Every
where on Route.

Paris. France, Nov. Crude draw
lngs of cows of varying proportions
some in attitudes of defence, belliger-
ency or alarm, and others in grazing
positions, were noticed by French Off
GERS during the early days of the cam
1lrst were thought to be those OF
school children, but the frequency with
winch this subject appeared on walls,
buildings, bridges and in every availa-
pie place III the departments of the Disc
and Somme, puzzled French Officers,
who conducted a thorough investiga-
ton. They are now convinced that the
system was used by German scouts to
direct the armies that were to follow.
BY comparing notes and dates it was
discovered that the crude pictures had
a very intimate relation with passing
events. Certain .categories of the pic
lures conceded in every case with the
same developments in the military OPP
erauons. Continuing the researches
they discovered that a perfect system
of communication had thus been or
ganized, similar to the system often
employed by gypsies and tramps for
communicating with their comrades.
Small Cow, Small Army.
The animals head was made to indi-
cate the direction the French troops
were to be found, and the size of the
animal indicated the Importance of the
forces. A very small COW means that
the route was not strongly guarded. A
COW in a natural position of defence
indicated Qualifications in the neigh
borhoodi the size of the animal 1ndi-
Gated the strength OF the Notifications,
and the pose of the head its exact 10
cation A COW whose head was raised
high, indicated that prudence was nee
essary In exploring the neighborhood'
before Venturing farther.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
WIRBALLEN NOW
ONLY OBSTACLE
Evacuation Would Allow the
Whole Russian Front to
Invade East Prussia.

Petrograd. Russia, Nov. 7.-Accord-
ing to Russian information, Wir6aIIen
is the only obstacle TO genera . eu-
vance of the whole Russian front lIiLO
east Prussia. The Germans II is ue-
ciared. soon win be forced 10 eVacuate'
being threatened by a thanking move
ment of the Russians. .,.--r
The backward movement OF Iue
mainder of the German line Iell IHls
Doint without sufficient support.
Turks Were Surprised.
The Russian consul general at Con-
stautinople, arriving at ODESSA s'aISU
that the Turkish officials We're as SUI
prised as Russia by the offensive taken
by the Turkish fleet the BLACK sea-
The consul general SAID.
RInmes German Action
1.-THE news of the Turkish bombarQ-
ment became known in COnstanunopIe
some time after the occurance- Az Az
hitting that Turkey has fully prepttEI e!I
for war. nevertheless, German acll1n
precipitated the crisis. regard me
extreme courtesy shown TO RusS SI'i.I.i ~
ficals two days following the IuIhlsl u
attack as proof of Turkish surprise a'
recent events. .,7
An usually large guard OF plGAe Ss
troops was placed at the dlsposaI VI
the Russian ambassador, the consGiI
general said, and the grand Vlzler
private secretary personally supeTln-
tended and facilitated the depaI lure
Of the Russians.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
POST BAND To
PLAY At POST.
Concert Sunday Includes a
Number of Favorites;
Concert Monday.

Co,.o1r,- bandmen will play an unus-
II, cine program Sunday AFTERNOON
at the post parade ground Dan 'lt 'a 1--iIi
The Monday afternoon concett WllI
also be filled with equally enter tanning
Sel TSe Programs for the two concerts
are Program for sunday.
,r.rcb .Philo Senate" Hall.
0rerrIire. The Calf Of Bagdad'
Boieldieu- I'M, mil, LADY" CarvU
Walt. wedding of the WINDS nan
Paraphrase, Melody IN F. Roolh-
slime. ,r1i+. No 19u
L1 Sarred. Communion" R. Resta.
March. 'Kilauea," stewart.
"Star SDangled Banner
program for Monday.
March. THE Invincible Eagle, Sousa;
overture, Berlin in Joy and SORROW
Conrad. 1000
Walt Trout Paris" Waldteufel.
characteristic, Forest Whispers
Ao Medley overture, In the Shadows"
Storms. C,,,ou,,., sro,,
March, "The Men of Harlech'" Rob
aStar Spangled Banner"
Rocco Resta, director.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
B0DIESFILL UP
LILLE CI5TERN5
People Are Left Without
Water Fit to Drink;
Wounded Stripped.

London. Eng, Nov. Germans who
evacuated Lille several days ago left
the ciry's cisterns full Of the bodies Of
soldiers, dumped into these places in
preference TO burial, according to the
Daily Nails correspondent in northern
France He adds that rigorous santa
ton will precede the granting Of per-
mission to the inhabitants to return
to their homes The burial of bodies
in the cisterns has left the city with
out water fit TO drink.
Regarding the supreme contest at
Ypres. Belgium, the correspondent
writes:
Germans Fail by Dozens.
1.-The big contest for Ypres, which
aged all last Sunday, eliminated on
Monday afternoo- in the supreme ef-
fort The Germans advanced all along
the line after a terrific CannOnading
of the British position, but the en-
trenched British soldiers had not b6S1
shaken and as the German infantry
approached they met them with volley
after vOlley.
THE Germans staggered forward,
falling by dozens under the whitening
hail Of bullets. They held on bravely
for 10 minutes. determined to win if
possible. Then, finding all attempts
vain, they withdrew under cover Of
darkness. leaving thousands Of their
wounded behind on the field.
Wounded stripped of Clothes. .
'Now that the Germans are short Of
uniforms, IL is becoming a common
practice for them to strip the wounded
OF every scrap Of military clothing.
Great numbers have died Of exposure
from this cause"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
WARSHIP REPORTED ASHORE;
CHILE WILL SEND AID

government, in a statement issued here
Friday, says the governor of the state
of Constitution has reported that a
warship is ashore on Cape Cawanza
and that it is possible It is one Of the
combatants i'm the battle between the
Germans and British off Chile last sun
day. 1t adds that the Chilean gov
eminent will send aid to the stranded
vessel.
The statement detailed at length the
measures Chile had taken to preserve
strict neutrality 1t said the engage
ment between the fleets off Coronel
occurred at a considerable distance out
side Chilean territorial waters, and that
Chile sent a ship to the scene of COM
bat to afford whatever assistance was
possible.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
Hard RehearsaIs Rob
Singers of Voices

There viii be no light opera at the
Alhambra theater tonight "Cavalleria
Rusticana," which was 10 have been
played by the Chicago Light Opero Co,
will not be produced until a later date.
Four days Of strenuous rehearsals, cul-
minating this morning at 3 o'clock,
strained the voices OF the principals TO
such an extent that it was found i'm
possible to produce the opera tonight.
The Alhambra management announced
late this morning that the members of
the company would be seen, instead, in
vaudeville acts and sVecialties. Next
week opera viii be produced, when the
voices of the singers have recovered
their strength. Tonight's shows will
begin at 7 and S:45. Admission, entire
house, 25c. Rather than disappOint the
public and not give the singers a
chance to do themselves justice, it was
decided to postpone the Opera.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
KAISER ORDERS ONE MORE
ATTEMPT TO BEAT BRITONS

London, Eng, Nov. TIT is an
nounced from Berlin that the German
emperor has ordered one more attempt
to vanquish the British army and force
a way to Calais before the great battle
is fought near the Silesian frontier
SAYS a dispatch to the Daily Nail from
Copenhagen. The message continues;
For this purpose all available forces
will be brought up, it being realized
that in event of the defeat Of the Ger
man army before Breslau it Will pc
come imperative for the Germans 10
ocnfine themselves to the defensive IN
France and Belgium in order to send
big forces TO Silesia."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07

Turkey has been unable to resist Ger
man influences and the government
has opened hostilities against Russia.
Enver Bey is the chief of the young
Turks party, which brought about the
ahdication of Sultan Abdul Hamid. He
will direct the campaign. Enver Bey
came into notoriety when he killed
Nazim Pasha. the general commander
Of the Turkish forces in the Balkan
war 1t was he who held the Balkan
allies at bay and prevented them from
reaching ConstantinOple while the
peace conference was at work in Lon
don. He had miles of trenches dug
and artillery planted according to Ger
man methods, and his stubborn resist
ance at Tchalda saved Turkey from be-
ing expelled from European territory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.
THE RIJOT.

The uublic Will have the opportunity
False CuaTdian.' a two part Kalem pro-
duction, featuring Alice HOLSTER This
play grows in interest from the very
start from the fact that 1t contains IN
its action intensity and suspense as to
the final outcome. An accidental auto
wreck is one of the big features that
will surprise you. A good comedy will
also be on the bill and as a whole, the
program is an excellent one.
Sunday-Martin Chuzzlewit, an
other famous play, will be on the pro-
gram.
Monday and Tuesday-"The Painted
World" in three parts. play you VIII
see Tuesday if not Monday. Regular
prices on this extraordinary picture
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
]. :. NAVY HAS
NEW GREAT Gun
Has Range of Is Miles and
Twice Penetrating Power
of German Cannon.

Washington D. c., Nov THE
United States navy now has the largest
and most powerful naval gun ever de-
signed. It is a 16 inch rifle, which has
Just been completed at the Washington
naval yard without any publicity. The
huge cannon Is being put through tests
at the Indian Head proving grounds, on
the Potomac, below this city.
If the new weapon proves TO be the
success its trials promise, it in all
probability will be adopted as the type
OF gun for the main battery of the
three dreadnoughts authorized at tina
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
w ar

last session Of congress- These vessels,
contracts for two Of which already
have been let. will be larger by several
thousand tons than any ship now
afIoat, and the experts figure that they
can easily carry the heavier guns
The largest weapons now used IN
the American navy are the II tncn
guns carried by the dreadnOughts Of
the Pennsylvania, Nevada and New
York class.
British Have 10 Inch Rifles
The newest battleships Of the British
navy carry IS inch rifles eight Of
them in four turrets-
The American ships have their IL
inch guns mounted three in a turret.
As the new rifles viii weigh just about
20 percent more than these guns, the
constructors are planning to mount
them in pairs in the same type and size
1t is claimed that the Is inch gun
will have a range Of Is miles and at
least twice the penetrating power Of
the famous German hOWttzer, which
has played such havoc with modern
<ortifications of Belgium and France,
destroying in a few hours steel tur-
reted forts that ere believed to be well
nigh impregnable.
FsLo,o -se rI01r7ae C1aaDf1o Works
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
Is ARRESTED

Francis kirschEessner, a private in
company NJ, Sixth infantry, was ar
rested Friday night by officer Cooper
on two charges Of attempted murder
Kirchgessner is accused Of having shot
Francisco Olivas in the left shoulder
wrist
Shortly after the shooting private
Irving Collins. also a member Of com
pany NJ, Sixth infantcyq, was arrested
with a rifle and about 40 rounds of
ammunition in his possession. Upon in
vcstigatiOn it was found that Collins
had nothing to do with the affair and
he WAS released.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
ARMENIANS AID RI SSIANS
IN ATTACK ON THE 7

London, Eng, Nov. "A dispatch re-
ceived from Tiflis, capital of the lieu
tenancy of Caucasus. says:
The Turkish town of Van, GAO miles
southeast of Erzerum), is being be-
sieged by a detachment OF Armenians
who are aiding the Russians. The town
has large arsenal. Another Armenian
detachment is operating in the rear of
the Turkish army"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
REPORT GERMANS BEING
WITHDRAWN TO THE EAST

Havre, France, Nov. THE official
Belgian communication given out here
today says:
The defeats in Russian Poland seem
to have resulted in the retreat of pOr-
tions Of the enemy's troops in Belgium.
There has been reported particularly
in this connection the departure to-
wards the east of a division of 5000
men who have been seen marching from
Bruges toward Client, Furthermore,
five troop trains left Brussels recently,
going in the direction Of Louvain.n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR CONFERs
HONORG I-pON Oh ANDI.IER IL IL

Manchester, Mass, Nov. Emperor
Francis Joseph Of Austria, has con
ferred hOnors upon Chandler Hale. for
merly assistant. secretary of state, ac-
cording to a message received at the
Austrian embassy here. The message
said:
1.-THE emperor has conferred upon
Chandler Hale the first class Red Cross
order, in acknowledgment of his eff
cient Intervention in favor or AustrianE
detained in England. 3"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
1000 MEN SENT TO BURY
$1,000 DEAD GERMANS

London. Eng. Nov. THE Daily
Nails Belgian correspondent asserts
that after the defeat of the Germans
in DiXmude the Belgians had to send
out four burying parties numbering
altogether 1000 men, to bury the Ger
man dead, which they estimate at
$1,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
Ss-NOTE MAHOGANY PLAYER,
ONLY E3J0.OO,

Like new; SS-note, full scale, mahog-
any, with free music rolls ana 1 15il'--
Only S350.0O; easy terms. F. 9. BlLlhss
Piano Co., 1O2 n. Stanton.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
IncnIIed-Fnr snits.

UncalIed-FOr Suits.
Several fine uncalled-for suits and
overcoats that must be sold, at 1IO
Texas st. Richard V Pearson, fine
tailoring advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
WURLITZER ELECTRIC PIANO.
WITH PIPES. FOE SALE

Wurlitzer Automatic, Coin Operated,
Electric Piano, with flutes and mando-
jim; cheap, on terms. Z. G. Billings
Piano Co, 102 n. Stanton.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
A CORRECTION.

John T. Cameron does not owe the
Union Bank & Trust Co. $4,000, as
stated in the FL Paso Times SATURDAY.
November Z. Mr.. Cameron does not
now owe the Union Bank & trust 70 d
cent and never did
Unfon Bank & Trust Co.
ADVERTISEMENT
E7auItIess dry cleaning, Holmes Clean
ing Works, phone 785.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07

Phone 7s6. Holmes Cleaning Works.
Advertisement
Gilpin observer., 1914-04-16
SC0URGE IS STILL DEADLY
Claims Of "cure" for Consumption
Have Not Been Verified by Seien-
tIfic Authorities.

In spite of the statements Of num-
ber Of individuals who have recently
claimed that they have found cure"
for consumption, the National Associ-
alton for the Study and Prevention Of
tuberculosis. the highest authority on
this disease in America, declares that
there is no information at hand to JUS
tify the belief that any specific cure
for tuberculosis has been discovered
which deserves the confidence Of the
medical profession and the people.
Backing up these statements, the
United States public health service
declares that outside of the three es-
sentials in the treatment Of consump-
ton. namely, rest, fresh air. and good
food. There is no drug known, how
ever rare or expensive it may be, that
has any curative action in this disease.
and all remedies advertised as such
are to be avoided. Patent cough med
icines are harmful; redium. X-rays or
electricity in any of its form have no
special value in tuberculosis of the
lungs. No serum has yet been found
that will cure 1t, and there is no plas-
ter or poultices which has any effect
on the disease itself.