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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03
unlere gbeater.
,Ior0 5 OpcrnGous.0 u

o6or0 $ Spcrn6aus.~
lircft bon 9}ew gorf fommcuo,
miro ,Sori4 wdbreno Der niorgeN
beginnenoen @ocbe in n6oro'sSpern.
baus~ iiber bic @retter qeben. sir
Origiral.Eert uuo Wluiif jcihuci
SulhIS @ilbelm uno ;Srib @riin-
baum OerantpcrtIicb, bic engliIAc
gcarbeituna 5cbcu s. 6. @M6ins
uno g. q. @eatb beiorgt Die Wlus
tit oes Stiides ioQ ii6erauS meIooien.
reid inlo eiuuc6neuo iciil 3n6lreiGc
Gieoer rasen benerfcusmcrtb 9croor
Mi5ji 9aios iii bic befannie lnO be.
licbte 4rinaOouua 0cs Ourdpcg ans
OortreiiIidcn &r1iten 3uiaurucngt
iebten gHiem6le @eiterc stars,
Ueldc bel Der 9lufiiiGrumg nSnri's~
mitpirfeu ueroen. iiuo Charles Nicc-
fins. Bert @ilbert unO Srenc &om.
Ia0fa. Nlatireelu peroen iomo6l AM
Mithuod, ols oucb an 5onlTtag gc.
eeben neroen.
uM uiif glto0emic.~
llngep0bnlihcs Sntcreiie crrcat
oic glnfilnoigltug. 6oB in Der .,Ndliif
9Itooewic" pd6reno Der nd9lten $50.
dc oaS briaonte Droma nTo.GaD"
BON George 9roooDurit nnO Ql6ra.
bom S@omer sur sluffiibrpng gelan
gen miro GoS 2eben in 9lmerifa.
drnoI in Scr gleip. gorfer @eical1oft.
wir0 in Dem Stilde in mlSoc5eic6nc.
ter ltno ncuartiGer @eiie beIcu@tct.
Die 6relioen ltnO 2cioclt cines jung.
Oerbeiratbctcn 8onres, bel mel1eh
Der @ottc infoIac gciNdftliDer 9tiid.
idId9c ec5puu9en lit ieiner 3rau
manhen Cirrus, Der iDr uncntbe6rlib
ideint, 5ii pcrioeen ipcroen ouf 0os
9ortrefflidite ocibiIocrt. Die lin.
fobiefcit Der 6ron iit ocn oer1noer.
ten Gcrbdltriiien on8upoiicn Der
bilft 5ur Sd)iir5une oes Oromotii@en
anotcns. Der ghif I'M 9eiibe Der
reueiten Soitiimc lno bcrporrogeno.
ltcn Slusituttine 6u ieit sebt ocm
Gnienlblc oornils
gIIbaugDS Z Sbeuter.
Ole befanntc cn9Iiibc Sdouipiclc-
rim Glen Serrg, Die SIR 3eit cine
9our oiir@ bic Der Stontcn mabt,
miro an Nlontog 9l6cno, oen If.
Snniiar, IN psllbnnab'S S6cnter~ oni.
trctcn. Sic miro Die perlAicocnclt
ScIoinnen ans SbafcIpcare's S9cr-
fcn, 3. 9. Syinogen @ortia, Beatrice,
&oialinoc, 0pbelio, @cSOcMona, ETC.,
6nritcllcl.
Yoli'S r9lu0itorium.4
ylrtbiir s. ban @uren bic nelc
@ouptfroft ser %oliipicler, miro
norecn in Ocm Stiid ,,Sbc Girl Of
tie @olOen @eIt~ icin Gebnt madcu.
9ic @ollc ocs 9lgcnter So6nion,
Der lih in tieicr 2icbe 81 cincni
N26oheu befinoei pelhes IN ibrer
@iitte ailf elmer 9crgfettc nit eineni
profeijionclleu Spieler bel einen
SeortenIpicl ooS Sebcu ibres 9lnbc-
ters oiifS Spiel icet miro bon
Serrn pan 9ureu geipiclt Serr ban
@uren lit in pieleu StGoteu bcltens
bcfonit uno bclie6t 81 @aibington
ipicIte er fiini So6rc lang al per-
idieSenen E6eateru nit groBcnt er.
lola. ,1be Girl Of t6e @oIoen @elt"
iit ieit nebreren 5oDrcn mf oer
@iibne. syufoIsc ieiues interei ianten
SSnbnlts lit ooS Stiid ieoof INNER
nod ie6r bcgc6rt @race Snff lpielt
Ole Nartie ocS u@irIS-
,W1nrnlnno Z scatter"
synl .Wlnrplouo I1eotcr~ biloct
morqen slbeno emma Gorus nit ID
ren reuen @eidnaeu Die &aiptottrat
tion goIter s. aelp oS6e Sirel'
mia Syuoge,~ miro bier itets gern ee'
ieher uodSpn on icit picleil ,SaDrcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

Die Gro0u3uHasiUoDl oe6 Nirhcu
rdtbeS ipiro III oieicr Geriaunhna
iIattfiuocn 2oiIt ocm @criat ocs
Nerrn @lor g9eiBen6oru 1ot sic Nie
mciHoe bis icbi $l93.5O iiir Sic
oeHtidea Aliitlpcl nno g9oiien 0e
ianueIt Ncltie iin0ct IN Ser STRIDE
Die Seier 0eS gIbeaoiuoblS iiott. Gin
Gomite bcite1euo ans oen Ncrrcn
Alor @eiBcnborH q. .. geippcrt 81.
8retiicbncioer s9 Mou9ol0 m0 g
SdIag triift 5pr 3eit sic 9lrronae
merits fir oas 5ueitc Nlduncr 9oH
tett Der SeueiHoe pcIdes am 2S
&auuar lutcr Oeu 9luipi5ieu 0es @rI
oer'@ln0cs iintiiiH0eu miro
&itiebt 2eiterin 0er 8c
mcin0eidule
Sd'mcitcr @loru 9eruoro ieet yei
term Der @emenocidule Ser toi0o
liideu 81, 4ctcrs @cmeinoc. an ogr
Gde rcu Noppleion mo Noilns
Strobe. ieiert ou tomuen0en Gicu
itaa ibr goloenc9 NublGum OTIS
@liteGeo ocs Grocns oer bafnDer5i
aen Shmciicru. Seit piclcu Solrcu
mar Snmciter 9error0 NIT Scr Shu
le Der Ct. @irccnts @emcinoc Der
bun0eu uno mirttc ooau audi oni
anabeu @oileubouie ser @cmemoe
oo5 iia ictt on Der BORT @oao be
iin0et.
gto @ einmol trobc gS Sci0.
naAtSfIdn0ct
3u id)neII ilie0cn Die Gu1cl 0ie
! lrus Sric0e uuo SreuOe perfimoeicn
mieOer beim uno oie 2ihtcr perl0
| iheu am ocluiAcn g3cibnadtsbamr
| Iober 1T Is ia oon5 naiurlid.
mcnu it'd Der g8unih regi nod Gin
nal oos id6ne oeiitihc gscihnohis
biIo 8u icbauen oos am ooriaci
Gouutoa in ser Grcieinafeits ssir
1 DE auiachibrt iuir0c. Sin Srieas
mO 5ricOensbilo oas 5uslcid oos
/ oeutide 6omilicuIcben 10 crareiicno
/ Ooritclt lno mnpillfiirlit aac Ncr
sen biurciBt
IS 1T ni@t aus 9ihcra 9einn
melt ionocrn gcrooe ouS Der acgcn
pdrtigcll &riees5eit. init ibren Shrc
den nnO 2oioeu cntnomren gllc
Wfitipirtelocu iino GoIentc Ste iidi
ibrer &oucn bcpuBt ibr 9an5cs Acri
IN bic glniiiilruna Icgen oalHit mon
erfenueu ni6ge, oaB GcutiMlonos
S6bne un0 E5htcr oudl iern Don Der
! Ncimotb oaS Sdonc pflcgen. Ole
airAcutbilreH ucroen bcutc glDcao
piinttIih I'M ll6r geoiiuct mo um
7 ll6r bceirut oie 6eicr. @lan er
partcf penigiteus cine 5t6ercoleiic
I'M ipenigitens bic Noinlmc iiH0 2Ius
I ihmiiding oer Stride ocdeu 5p ton
ucH Dic ihoni;cu patcrdnoiidca
2ieoer iin0 ouseeWdblt, 10 0o6 rs ir
Ger Ibot cine @titcr gluiiIbrma
gcronrt meroen muB. llno 0oh
pebt Ger tieic, oeutiac @e6eisbaih
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Boil, I'M @egeniaBe 5l ocm cagliidlm
Sauhlcrueien, oaS mabrboft goitcs
fiIrdti9ite genonut miro.
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NSlt OCT OcllIlWell 81. PuulasStlta
dc an scr 5iiolpcitetc upn Brood.
wnn iino 4rottStraBc. finocn heiitc
5lpci @ottesoienitc itott Eoitor @uul
S. Shnas miro bel benz Inn bolb If
llbr Dloreens beainnerOen @ottcs.
oienitc in oeutider Sprohc in0
glbenoS balls s, il6r in cngliiher
Sprahe preoieeu.
@ciitlidc Grercitien.
,Sn ser ct. NauIs-Girdc an Der
Gde bon Goroline. uno 0liDer ctr.
meroen bentc mebrt1eiec geiitIio1e
lleblmgen beginner. sic inter Scr
2eititna oeg pcItbefonnicn BOLTS
miIIiondrs 0ilarins aus Scr Gonere
CATION ocr 4oIiioniiten nbeebolten
mcroen. @2oniiauor DlidacI 3. So
len lit ocr Hettor ser Stride Der
iel6c plant oic Grrihtlma elmer
2ouroes. Grottc mo bcripriht lm
non oerielben pielen Segen fiIr Die
Wcniein0e.
y I. 81 boltncs y Semcin B c.
glu 4 Samor miro Die ncltihc
5t- Sobomlcs'@ @emcinoe an ocr Gde
por Gom6aro. umo Gotberinc.5tr..
ibrc jd6rlidc @emeinoeperiomnhtna
oDDolteL IN melher olle 9eridte oer
9eoulten Der @eueinoe 5nr Nerlc. |
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ginnt ooun ibr Is. @cmeiitoeio6r !
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sernlania i'm aadre 1915.

Gb iih aud oas @ermonenblut
ssseH ellie @obrIogcrei Itraubt, 10
" es ober immerbin Der Mlabe mertb,
eIHmal ben Bid in Die 8ufunit
lq~Citen ou IoIicn; 6eun es qicbt
alllae apii9cr SintmeI un0 Groc,
ole linicre protcItircnoc @crnunit
n'on@noI aucrtcuncn mu6. Oh mir
n'!s ouh 70 serre nit unlerer afoOe-
"'ld9cl S6uIlpeiSbeit briiIten! gs
'oor I'M Sabre tS49-ols oas Gronf
p'rfer EorIomcnt total i6citerte, an
oer 0torrfopiigfeit Ocutlder Sir
Zen, aIS 8ismard lrllr einen trcuen
SerIe3tcr uuO Nlititreitcr GcIob
oeH oainols nod iiingcn @roBber5og
Do'l Sooen. 0er5iDrifeIt iiber sen
,s9ulanlnenbrut iciner groBen 8u
rp'llfspldnc; 6erfaIlcn nit iid, lcIbit
uno nit Dem ToIfe. 6as ieine Modlt
,''pt ertcrncn tpoIItc. gingen oie Wci.
Sv'' 6u elmer @obriogerin in SSronf-
'Ntr ole iueit lino brett beriibmte-
0n TnO bon Der EoIioci ecbeete Geberin
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,'', S.9soen mos iic iuetc, ais iic Dis
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MY r,ua.;9e'Uaslobr II ober itpeifen Sic
~, Ss" llllo bod binmiS uno 5dbIcn Sic
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,,'; ,s'S' MIRO eriteben uno oieIe Sono
;Us.O %o eS i@offcn. 3dbIcu Sic ipic.
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n'Vl' gIod0em man sic ols 10
W. erll'eorigtc lln0 iuerocn bon
ssl6 DeititIono bcwcint, ipie Gin
Salnliel in bic @ruft Sbrcr glhren
S9spcliet. Sdblen Sic iuic0er oic
SSSn HSqlen !, S4 nr0 8 binSi IL oos
~ 'oeulcf Gciltihlnnos @eltberrinoff
T uuu l@redlidcr aricgcn opf grOrit.
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'ia Ssut rl'5men unO ollie 6einOe iinO be.
~. ~ ~ 1915.
er,'s No9eln0 oingen Die bei0en der.
Sssn r,s,oefcn" @1dnncr oits ser flcircn
,,"s Ye7a1ailna Scr Scberin - unO 81,
,oo,.l ~. luo'e dun s(nocrcn: SGon w1r's.
So',n. o,,,l mons mir aIoubelt f0untcl
sme.sl Ss lino tic idon in Rri6e Der
pGlien. Die spei trcucn oScItoItcn,
VtOScs Oprftcn iir crIcbenl
'A0er' Oos er0btc miro nod tom.
a. men,
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"''p'ono miro eroBer. ais ein
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''"' Ohden lpir iieebcipuBt ms
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81 s. q
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nidt mebr n9oltimore geluelen mar
4elcn Grir cine nit elmer poaen9a.
ritonitimme 6e0abte gImeritauerin,
brinat einigc 2ieoer sum Gortruge,
wdbrenO Eobp Glauoe einige rcht
tolniide 9lfte ipielcu miro 9amrence
ulo GriDdr0S fi6reh oas Stiid n16e
@cniiou Giiicc" auf 1ie auocrcu
Mite ipielen Gtbel m0 emma Sop
fins, SucD @i1ett uno 9agongi. Ser.
ner 5eigt Der aincnatogrop6 sic neu-
ciieu grei0uiiie 0on Dem europaiiAcn
arie9sihaIplabc
u@ @oDcfD E6euter.
aS1c gio Scniotion @urlesqucrs
cridlejpen morgcu 9l6enO aui oer9ii6-
neiulM@metD G6eoter.~ Die @or
iseGruaa6eitc6t ans 5wai 9lftcn uE6e
&olm Geodb 0'irl~ uuo .@otel llpii0c
Cont" Cine %orietc Gulogc
ivirouoN Dem 9rion5a Irio aufge.
iilsEtg Iic 9urlcsque Spicler Iino
QsSiaa sSosp1, 9orrb Smit6. G6orlcs
Gonalas. 0iamic G6ompiou @ollinc
9luiiea luo Seotinette Montroie Die
Gruppe bat ierner eiucn 20fopii1en
NdOfcndor.
u@oGoniol S6euter."
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inir0 moroer 5nm eriten WloIc I'M
rGoloniol N6eoter" olifgefH0rt.
DIS Bro9ronim beilebt ans t6 uns
iifoliidcu 9lunrmern. @etomte
Spieler, lpic SAP g8oro, 9ncO Cain.
IND ,,oicp6 ". Glithea, fiineu Sic
Saiptroaeu ans. 9ledt ouiiiant lit
oos 2iebespcrboltniB 5ipiiHen @il6crt
Sale nnO ser Idn5erin Erololo
o9|cw 9orf SDmpbonie~.
Sr6citcr.
gSalicr GamroiA. Der aapelwei
tier oes v9}ew Dorter Spmp6onie"
Grdeitcrs. 0aS om i2. Sanunr iein
5iueiteS CONCERT ser Sniion giebt III
ais Senior untcr oen &opcnmeiitcrn
Der onierifaniihen 0r1eiier betannt
1as Grbeiter ielbit, melhes ans
robmSlos ans tiihtiacn Dluiifern be.
itcbt, lit in allen MnIiffreiicn fiir ieiu
9eOiegeneS Spiel befomt gapor0cn
9us Soliitin OeS 9tben0s lit 6rau
Wlngaic Sepic gcuonncn poroen oie
lb ais herporra9euoc 5oprauidi,
germ III fir3er 3eit bel Gem Son.
5ertpu6litimn eineu ic6r beIebien
9lamcu ocmaht Bat. 1rai Tcpte
piro Die 9lric cus N1oanrts 5 o3duber.
fl5te," fupier 2crorr'S .9e 91il~ rno
@rctrp'S .gfoic Cleric" iinaeu, pdb
reno Serr Caniroih oie 6.non
Symphonic BON EfHaifonSfU sum
Tortrag briuoen miro. 1icie SDni.
pbonic Gilt nebeu ser ,.@otbeIiquc~
pon EiHoifomsf0 ais cine ser popn.
ldriten Sdopiliuaen oeS Gonponi-
item lno 1T bon oeu Oluiitfritiferu
ais uShidials Symphonic nod
Der bon SiHoiIowSfD iel6it III @rie.
len ousgelproderen @ruu0ioee be.
5eidnet ipor0en 2luber Scr Spnl- /
p6onie miro 0as GrGeiter nebrere
oltc iriide @olfslieoer mo Edn5e |
uortrdaeu uno G6eiIe aiIs Geli6es |
@oQct uSpIpin" ipicIeu
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J5daa 1881 5ebfii)

AbDnnentcn bic cen ,Sentidlcu
GorreIgonoenteng uidlt pinfflidl oorr
iinregelmahig er6oltrn iiuo eebctrn,
per Stllce onDon per Sclcpbun o0rr
lHrlftgh 93lit9ciluua 5n madDcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03
,,SeiGt @Mgett
&tm@ Wie id)
0ltetWclt bciltc"
gIlter Seelaplidu inrirtr ieingu eigcnln
Srud. naGogm Die sler5ie aciaal
bntisf: Operation pber Soo".

adbiidn Gollluns ir1r bicle Qc6rt Gui ccf.
b0nn belnm CT cincn inllmmcl bonpeten Auin.
ncr ibn htnncl SaWiem Mot INK iunu an
oa Scis ieiIeite iiIiia 81 saMde ciiirc9 Soi,sr n6b
oenl Qiioc unh Gin 0ruhpdun uOd ocW nr.
bern. ilcinc 0rioigc 1nliohllh WurQe et $50
beluuHi, oaH cr 10 cuimcacr cinfr aclAnrlHet
operation unier iebcN pncr iicrbcu miisit Wt
tat teircS bon bciocA. Gr nelie iid ieiolf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

nWInUNfI mo UINUFVI IIT VINNNTT NTHT HTII07
ienieen mo 54r ryancf ulft osa
9yrabln0siu scoudli so wrs0cu.
Ndpiidn Collins mdntc ans lil) icl0t ullo
iclncni juiinuo Elm GnOu mo euelih
mfoc cr 0d0uyu hcioNub ndB cr bic DNiuroc
fnu0, sic ION 5u ciicu lcluuoc liuricL icpcni
isuliiacu mo 0ludiiDcu .liuunc uaUlc
Gin Sebtr ianl iin ocreipei QV.leoo lcolc
nc1 lie M cinlud leilht nnmcuopnr lbcr ulio
hiilia. scof ecrl1u rui Der 4Nclt Qlr cluau
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tNbcii. oa2 0l3inbrHA criibu lDic cr lih le|o4
hciite. uno ipie Scocr Dlciel0e Nchauollrna
uitlhooc IN lclncu eiQfHcn Ncm onlie irlcno
irche NeldfilRMnDen belolNui lnnu Na1 eulb
lM0 Olc0isui iiub rel Gie merolH irel an VI
ecnh cifen @rlhlcnenncu pernnni Der liticn
NeuCrAcu NnupOu nueliiili 1cnoei ihu dbct
loiott glcD lest ~ epc SOL oeic Setting
gcaleat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
Overlooking
The Stomach
Causes Incomplete Digestion, Weakens
The System, and Breeds
Dyspepsia.
Trial Package Of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets Free.

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Tablets Free
GluttoBy is as vile a sin as drunk
enness and its evil results are more
terrible and far more rapid. The HUI
man system turns into the stomach
and alimentary canal from to 50
pounds OF digestive fluid every twenty
four hours. Cram your stomach with
food and you exhaust these juices. IT
your stomach cannot digest the food
because il lacks juices to do il with,
Won should either eat loss or make
more gastric fluids
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain
ingredients one grain Of which will di-
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arts Dyspepsia Tablets in your stom-
ach the evil effects Of overeating are
removed for these little tablets when
dissolved stick to the food and digest
all the good from it. They won't
abandon the stomach and leave mass
OF decaying undigested food to purify
and irritare the mucous membrane
lining. They give greater quantities
OF gastric fluid. help the intestines en-
rich the blood. prevent constipation,
and gluttony. while sinful. may vet be
made less harmful by the use of these
Every druggist carries them in
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
WEEK OF PRAYER
TO BEGIN MONDAY
Will Be Observed by the
Churches as Preliminary
to "Church Day"

A week of prayer will be deserved by
all the churches in the city during the
week beginning January 2 The week
OF prayer was decided upon by the
Ministerial alliance at its last meeting
The opening service Of the week will
be held Monday night at Trinity Metho-
dist church and Rev. Perry J. Rice will
be the leader.
On Tuesday night the service will be
held at the First Baptist church with
Rev Charles L Overstreet as the lead
er.
Wednesday night there will be the
usual prayer meetings at each church,
conducted by the church pastors.
On Thursday night the service viii
be at the First Christian church with
Rev. W. F. Packard as the leader. The
Friday night service will be held at the
First Presbyterian church with Rev. J.
F. Williams. d. D.. as the pastor. The
services will begin at 1880 o'clock and
are open to the public
Everybody Go To Church. Day
Everybody go to church day will
be observed on January 9. the second
sunday in the new year, and an effort
VIII be made to get everyone in FL Psso
10 attend the church Of their choice on
that day. Rev. Charles L Overstreet
has been appointed chairman Of the
publicity committee. with Rev. ". F.
Packard and Rev I. n LangstOn as
his assistants
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29

q ANITA FE, n. n, Dec. 2s.-Figures
made public by the United States
geological survey bear out the es-
Inmates given by the geographical IL
brary Of the museum Of New Mexico as
TO the mineral production for 1915 Of
the state Of New Mexico. Says the
geological survey:
"The output of New Mexico mines
for IL months OF 1915 with an estimate
for December, as reported by the
United States geological survey, indi-
Gates a yield Of $500, 600 in gold; p
O32,000 ounces of silver; 3,951, 900 pounds
OF lead; $4,000, coo pounds OF copper and
2z,640,O0O pounds of zinc lin terms of
spelter and zinc in zinc oxide), as com
pared with s1,171,696 in gold; 1,777,4 AS
ounces Of silver; 1.76S.641 pounds of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
Al Of Western Mexico
Going Dry, Says American

San Francisco. Calf. Dec 29.-AII of
western Mexico from Topic TO the Dor
der probably will soon be on the
water wagon" according to Thomas
d. Boyd, jr., manager OF the United
Sugar companies, who has arrived from
the company's holdings near San Bias,
Mexico.
Sonora is absolutely dry" said
Boyd, dry in the full sense of the
word. There is no bootlegging and
anybody caught taking a drink runs
chance Of being stood up against a
WALL
All the Carranza governors. said
Boyd are thinking of making their
states dry The project is looked upon
with favor by Carranza, he added.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
HealthseeRer Released
From. Jail For Sunshine

Jack Parker. arrested Tuesday after
noon by the she-iffs department on a
warrant from Cleburne, Texas. charg-
ing him with securing money under
false pretences, had a habeas corpus
hearing before judge Dan NJ Jackson,
OF the saith district court Wednesday
morning. and was released on a $1,000
bond and his personal recognizance
upon the court deciuing that his Dhysi
cal condition was such that he could
not be confined in jail without facing
death.
Parker has tuberculosis and his at
tOrney told the court that Parker
needed all the sunshine and air he
could get Until officers arrive from
Cleburne Parker viii be answerable to
judge Jackson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29

put. The Burro Mountain Copper COM
pany's new 1000 ton mill in the Burro
mountain district, was operated only
part OF the time. but development Of
the mines continued on a large scale
A large tonnage Of low grade copper
ore with calcite gangue was shipped
from the Apache mine, Hachita. A con-
siderable tonnage Of copper ore was
shipped from the organ district, Dona
Ana county.
Lead and Zine Production.
''The yield of lead showed an appre-
ciable increased Lead ores were
shipped from the Cooks Peak district
Luna county, from the Organ district,
Dona Ana county, and from the Mag
dalena district, Soeorro county.
Kelly Mines Active.
Heavily increased shipments of zinc
carbonates and sulphide ores and zinc
sulphide concentrates were made from
New Mexico in 1915. At Kelly. Socorro
were the Kelly Graphic and Juanita-
The Ozark mill was operated continu-
ously on the sulphide ores from the
Graphic, and the Kelly magnetic mill
was completed. At Hanover, Grant
county zinc carbonate ores were
shipped from the Hanover and other
misses; and the building Of a mill for
the treatment Of sulphide ores at Han
over was commenced. Both zinc and
carbonate and sulphide ores were
Snlpped from Inc COOK peak district
and carbonate ores from the Florida
and Tres Hermanas districts, Luna
county
Zinc concentrates were shipped from
the INSTRUMENTATION electrOstatic mill
Of the Pinos Altos Mining and Milling
company. The new magnetic separa-
ton mill at the Cleveland mine at Pinos
Altos was completed and set in opera
ton. a car OF zinc ore was shipped
from the Hermosa district, Sierra coun-
ty. The production Of zinc ore and
from New Mexico was 49,
$40 tons OF $50 percent as compared
with 2s.459 tons of 37-5s percent zinc
in 1914
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
FULL MILITARY FUNERAL Is
. GIVEN FOR ARTILLERYMAN

full military funeral was given
Wednesday afternoon for Floyd Craiger
OF the Fifth field artillery, who was
Brick company plant, and died Tues
day morning.
The casSet was carried on a caissOn
and an American flag was draped over
the casket The comrades of the dead
artiHeryman escorted the body to the
port, IL.
J. F. Jackson is being held on a bond
OF $500 in connection with the shooting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
ROAD FOREMAN DIES;
BAD BOOZE IS BLAMED

Bisbee, Ariz-. Dee. 2s.-Tom S. Cor
man, foreman on the Central highway,
died here. presumably as a result of
drinking liquor believed to have been
made from denatured alcohol He was
said TO have imbibed freely of boot
leg whiskey. County attorney John f.
Ross and his assistant, Bruce Stephen
son, of Douglas. are investigating this
and other similar cases
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
FEMALE WARD WILL BE
ADDED To STATE ASYLUM

Phoenix Ariz., Dec. 29.--Plans have
been accepted for female ward at the
state asylum for the insane Construc-
ton VIII be under way shortly after
the first of the year. Under the law.
the board of control must have the
work done by day labor. An appropri-
alton Of $4,000 for a female ward was
made by the legislature last spring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
PAY CITY TAXES BEFORE
FEB. 29 OR BE DELINQUENT

City taxes must be paid by February
% or they Will be declared delinquent
The county taxes must also be paid
by January 81 or be delinquent.
The city tax rate is $50 on the
800 and a 10 per cent delinquent
charge will be added after February
90 and a fee of 81 added for advertis-
ing the delinquent tax list The coun-
ty delinquency charge viii be an ad-
di.ional ten per cent and a fee of S2.25
viii be added for advertising the lists,
The county tax rate is s1-15-
About 1000 men. completely deaf and
dumb, but sound in wind and limb. are
being drilled in the use of a rifle and
trench digging with a view of being
embodied in local volunteer sbattalions
in London
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
TIE uNIaUE.

A Hazards Of Helen" railroad thrill
er, with the peerless Helen Gibson, and
a Nitagraph comedy, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Drew, and a splendid Lubin
drama. The stool Pigeon" will COM
pose an excellent and varied program
today at the Unique.
William Faversham in zone Million
Dollars Will be the special attraction
Saturday and Sunday.
Charlie Chaplin viii be at the Unique
early Monday. Bring the children
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
PULLMAN co. TO FURNISH
30 CARS FOR MEXICAN LINES

San Antonio, Texas. Dec 29.-By con-
tract made by Alberto PAM, managing
director of the National Railways Of
Mexico. the Pullman company will fur
nish 30 sleeping cars and dining cars
Tor service between here and Mexico
CITY, Tampico, Durango and interme-
date points The company has the
cars and crews ready and service is
expected to be resumed between jan
vary 10 and Is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
PRAISES SERVICES or L. :.
IN FUROPE DURING WAR

London. Eng, Dec. 2s.-Rebuking the
fire eaters who are accustomed to
talk as though Americas position dur
ing the war had been ignoble," the
Daily News praises the United states
for its tremendous services in alleviat-
ing the miseries OF the war.
1T is not wonderful the newspaper
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
DAUGHTER or ENGINEER
MES TT~ESnAK nET gVTa

Marie Cody. the 16 year old daughter
of F. T. Cody. an engineer on the Fl
PasO and Southwestern railroad, died
early Wednesday morning of smallpox
at the eruptive hospital.
The funeral was held Wednesday and
was private.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
Chorus Girls VIII Have a
Contest at Crawford for
Real Money Tonight.

Tonight at the Crawford theater in
addition to the regular show, the Baby
Dolls" are going 10 compete for prizes
Each one will do a speciality and the
one receiving the most applause from
the audience will be awarded first
prize, which will be SO: second prize
will be So and third $3.50
Miss Lillian Bessent and Sadie Ray.
will each do a dancing specially that
Mr. Armstrong says is worth travelling
a long ways TO see