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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
GERMAN FORTIFICATIONS
STRENGTHENED NEAR RIGA

PetrOgrad. Russia. Oct. I9.-The Ger
mans have materially strengthened
their Notifications in the Jacobstadt
district, southeast OF. Riga, giving them
character Of permanancy. This leads
Russian military observers to conclude
that a renewal Of operations in the
Riga district and from the southern
war theater. which latter is assuming
daily greater importance, because Of
the Balkan situation.
The capture By the Russians Of the
Cateri farm, midway between Lakes
Demmen and Deswiaty. from which
they drove the Germans with great
slaughter. besides capturing many pris-
oners, gives the Russians command OF
the line southwark from Dvinsk
through Dreswiaty 10 Lake Boginsky.
a line Of natural defences. 80 miles in
length.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
SAYS $4,000 SERVIAN
WOMEN WILL JOIN ARMY

Chicago, Ill. Oct. Is.-John r. Palen-
dech, Servian leader and editor. ad-
dressing meeting Of Serbs yesterday,
declared that an army Of 25O, 900 Ser
Wan women, equal in number to the
entire Servian regular army would be
soon on the firing line against the Ger
man and Austrian forces.
No women in the world are more
courageous than the SerYian women. %
Mr. Palendech said. and they are not
going to sit at home and see their
fathers, husbands and brothers driven
out OF Servia- Many Servian women
have been killed fighting at the front
and have learned from our native land
that II will be but a short time until
the army Of women soldiers will equal
that Of the men"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
WATER IN CANAL
UNTIL NOVEMBER
Water Users and Reclama-
ton Service Agree to
Extend Closing Date.

The water from the Elephant Butte
dam viii not be shut off before Novem-
Der / Water users along the La Union
canal OF the Rio Grande irrigation pro-
ject on Monday presented the matter OF
delaying the closing of the canals TO the
reclamation service and to the water
users associations of FL Paso and EIe-
plant Butte, representing that they de-
sired to water their winter wheat
Present at the meeting were Lee
Hotchkinson. c +. Morse, J. NJ Wyatt.
Joseph F. Bennett DR.. J. B. Brady. !.
J. Mundy, B. F. Stevens, L. A. YOUNG.
John OShea and N. A. Fraser, secrC-
tary Of the chamber of commerce. Wiz.
the exception Of Mr.. Wyatt and n.
Fraser all We're from the upper valle--
Agreed 10 Extension.
The meeting occurred in the office OF
Felix Martinez. of the FL Paso Water
Users association Lee HotchkinsOn
presented the request TO Raymond F.
Walter, project manager of the Rio
Grande irrigation project. Mr. Walter
agreed to an extension OF time, pro-
vided it was satisfactory to the two
water users associations. Mr.. Marti-
nee said that he would take the matter
up with president L. Clapp, Of the Ele-
plant Butte association. and stated that
so lar as the water users are concerned
there would be no objection made to
granting the request
Adopt Schedule.
John NJ. Wyatt made the suggestion
that the users get together and adopt
a schedule of dates during the year
when water was wanted. If this were
done, he stated, the farmers would al
ways be advised of when there would
be water adn could lay their plans ac-
cordingly.
The granting OF the request means
that the lower valley, as well as the up
per valley. viii receive water up 10
November l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
ARMENLANS ASKED TO JOIN
ALLIES AGAINST TURKEY

London, Oct. ia dispatch to Reu-
ter's Telegram company from Petro-
grad says:
Capt Toreom is planning TO raise
volunteer corps from the Armenians
now residing in the Balkans, Egypt.
Italy, France, Great Britain and the
United States to fight in the ranks Of
the allies against Turkey.
In an appeal with this end in view.
Capt Torcom says the Armenians have
been unable to prevent the massacre Of
Armenians in Asia Minor by the Turks
but those living in other countries can
help fight Turkey and that the allied
powers will not refuse them the right
and honor Of joining in the war against
their oppressors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
PEACE RUMORS RECEIVE NO
CONSIDERATION IN LONDON

London, Eng. Oct 19.=Rumors that
peace tentatiyes have been made be-
tween Berlin and London are again cur
rent in Berlin, according to a Times
correspondent, but the Times in an edi-
torial characterizes the idea that Great
Britain is in a temper to listen to peace
talk as too grOtesque for serious refu-
tatiOn"
IN addition, the recruiting difficulty
IS undoubtedly giving the British public
serious concern and in the popular mind
any idea of the withdrawal Of the Oar
danelles expedition is exceedingly un-
welcome.
The position Of Sir Edward Carson.
the attorney general is the subject OF
continuous speculation. The Times
thinks his position will be defined at
the meeting of the cabinet to be held
today Sir Edward is believed to be
protesting against cabinet secrecy and
the system under which everything con-
corning the war is in the hands o IA
small committee OF about four or Five
members Of the cabinet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
Jofre Without Sleep
Or Food For y Hours,
Directs Battle By Phone

Paris. France. Oct 19.-An account
published in a Paris newspaper gives a
Eraphic account Of how Gen. Joffre.
-ommanderinchief of the French forces.
ERECTED the operations Of his army by
telephone communications, is attracting
vide attention throughout France. Gen.
Jonre's interest in the movements Of
the troops was so intense he forgot his
personal comforts for nearly p hours
Taking a post close to the front. in
an inn-keeper's kitchen where a tele-
phone had been installed, Gen. JOffre.
bending over large scale map. listened
to officers at the telephone. at inter-
walls giving his orders in an absolutely
calm voice.
In this position the newspaper
account says, Gen Joffre remained
more than p hours. from 9 o'clock in
the morning until half past the next
morning, neither eating or sleeping
during the whole time. At the end OF
that period. after marking certain
places on the map. he put down his
pencil and said: 1T is over Let US 20
take a bite"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
100000 PEC0S
BONDS BOUGHT.
Curtiss Manning Company
Makes Successful Bid;
Pecos Favors FL Paso.
Manning

The Curtiss- Manning company.
through John 5. Curtiss. purchased
Monday from Reeves county 100000
Of > percent road bonds, which will be
used in improving district No. /. in
elusive Of Pecos City. the county seat
The bonds are Of the 40 year period
and were purchased at par and ac-
crued interest. less a commission or
more than $1,000.
First Time In City's History.
Speaking Of the purchase Mr.. Cur
tiss said:
This is the first and only time that
an FL PasO. concern has bought an out
OF town bond issue which will have a
vital effect upon the FL Paso territory
Several times the local banks have
bought Ell Paso city bonds and FL Paso
county bonds. but this is the first time
local financiers have reached out INTO
tributary territory and absorbed COM
pIete issue.
1T is our intention to not only han
de and dispose Of this issue, but to
also take similar action when other
securities, having to DO with the south
west, are offered
PecOs FaTOrs FL PasO.
Mr.. Curtiss returned from Pecos City
Tuesday morning after a several days
absence He stated that the county Of
ffcials gave the FL Paso bidders the
first chance at the issue as il was
their desire TO keep the money and the
bonds in the southwest territory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
AFFIDAVITS OF MULETEERS
FILED BY GERMAN EMBASSY

Washington. .. C. Oct 19.-German
officials announced last night that they
had filed at the state department the
affidavits made recently at New Or
leans by American muleteers OF the
British steamship Nicosian, alleging
that mariners and sailors Of the Brit
ish patrol boat killed the commander
and ten men Of German submarine,
who were seeking rescue after the yes
sci had been sunk.
According to the affidavits the patrol
boat which came up while the subma-
rine was Smelling the Nicosian, not only
flew the American flag UP to the mo-
ment Of opening fire. but had the Stars
and Stripes painted on large boards
suspended from either side
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
Wake up with head clear,
stomach sweet, breath
right, cold gone.

Take one or two Cascarets tonight
and enjoy the incest gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced.
Wake up feeling grand. your head will
be clear. your tongue clean, breath
sweet, stomach regulated and your
liver and thirty feet OF bowels active.
Get box at any drug store now and
get enlightened up by morning stop
the headache, biliousness. bad colds
and bad days. Feel fit and ready for
work or play Cascarets do not grippe.
sicken or Inconvenience you the next
day like salts, pills or calomel. They're
fine,
Mothers should give whole Cascaret
anytime TO cross. sick, bilious or fever
ish children because it will act thor.
oughly and can not injure.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

5 pounds Bulk Starch for. -25c
7 bars Crystal White Soap for 25c
25c size Gold Dust for. 1890 zoe
Sc size Grandma's Washing
Powder, Z pkgs. for...-.--.-.25e
3 cans or cakes Bon Ami for -25c
Marieopa-Pure Creamery Butter
Received daily by express.
Pound .... .35c
Blue Ribbon Eggs-Received three
times weekly from Kansas Poll-
try Co., dozen -...---.---.--35c
Selected Ranch Eggs, dozen sos
3 packages Pancake or Buck
wheat Flour -----.----------- Csc
Gold Coin Flour
"a ID sack soc; 4s ID. sack $3.50
Moses Best Flour
"a ID. sack COO; 4s 10. sack s1.75
If better Flour was 10 be had
we would have it.
Bread-Home Made-French.
Rue. or Graham. Full Sc D
size Lodbes. for ......O C
25e can Bakers Cocoa for. zoe
25c cake Bakers Chocolate for zoe
25e can Gruittard's Ground
Chocolate for .....-..-.-.--..2Oc
Chase and Sanborn's Coffees-
Positively guaranteed to be the
Worlds Best"
Amber Blend
Regular Csc; now soc ID.
Crusade Blend
Regular 4oc; now CSC ID.
Seal Brand
Regular 45c; now 4oc ID.
3 ID. can Special
Regular s1.20; now sf.1o
41-2 ID. c. * 5. Milk Pail
Regular s1.5O; now $40
35c Grade Bulk. now .25c
2 tall cans Carnation or Mon
arch Milk for ...............15c
zoe cans Eagle Brand Milk for 15c
zoe bottles Horliek's Matted
Milk for .---------------. .45c
> packages Macaroni or Spa
ghettl for ..--.-.--.-.---..- 15e
25c sack Extra Fancy Head
hice Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zoe
IL lbs. Bulk Fancy Head
Rice for Observation-Disclosures. .25c
pounds Fancy Pink Beans
for ..........-. 25c
10 ID. can SnOwdrift. ......s1.fO
10 ID. can CottOlene. .......s $3.50
10 ID. can Swift's Silver Leaf
lard ........... sf35
? pounds Bulk Peanut Butter
for -.-..-..... -25c
5 cans No. 1 size Sliced Pine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
CHURCH WALL NOT PLACE
TO PERPETUATE HATRED

London, Eng, oct 19-'The wall OF a
church is not an appropriate place 10
perpetuate hatred. - was the reason Civ
en- by Sir Phillip Wil5raham. chancellor
OF the diocese Of Chester. when refusing
to permit memorial tablet to a victim
Of the Lusitania in a Hoylake church
to bear the inscription who was muir
dered on the Lusitania by the Ger
mans"
The chancellor then suggested that
the inscription should read. who lost
his life when the Lusitauia was torpe-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
BANKER SAYS TO Y
DEVELOP MEXICO

+ Tom ". Bennett, president OF the
Mortgage Trust company OF St Louis,
was the guest OF an informal luncheon
given in his honor at noon Tuesday at
the Hotel Paso del Norte by James G.
NcNary, vice president Of the First Ma
tional bank. Covers were laid for so
and the guests were from the financial
ranks Of the city.
Mr.. Bennett is making a tour of
Texas where he states his company has
many large investments Il find con-
ditiOns highly encouraging and the re
action against the depression Of a year
ago something that could only happen
in America, where conditions are
marked by spOntaniety," he said
The prosperity from the manufac-
ture Of war supplies is a minor matter
when cOntrasted with the vast wealth
that has been made actual during the
present fall from crop yields that have
never before been apprOXimated in
the United States He said that
Mexican prosperity would be wide
reaching and that the movements be
ing inaugurated here and in the larger
cities 10 develop the Mexican trade
were wise and worthy Of hearty en-
do-sement.
Texas is a great and an interesting
field Money is being needed in great
sums to develop much Of it and the
financial centers ca--sot turn their
energies N a better direction than in
making possible hundreds Of thou
o----o u new ADlcS upon what Ere
now so many barren acres"
James G. McNary presided at the
luncheon and short addresses were
made by mayor Tom Lea. Felix Mar
unez. ana Mr.. Bennett, while a dozen
OF more OF the business men attending
gave their views as to why FL Paso
continues TO grow and prosper
Mr. McNary, in introducing Mr. Ben
nett said that the st. Louis company
would soon have 81 900, 600 invested
here, and was ready with another 81
100000 as soon as desirable loans were
submitted. He said S1O.00OOOO had
been invested in Texas.
Mayor Lea spoke a graceful address
OF welcome, and Mr. Martinez paid a
tribute to the self-madea men of FL
Paso, stating that every one Of the
two score about the board had risen TO
success by his own efforts
M Bennett speaking Of the Texas
loans of his company. said that. in
spite Of the financial disturbances /
caused in the state by the war and
the cotton slump. in not a single in
stance had an extension been asked or
2 payment Of principal or interest de-
faulted on its due date.
The guest list included Tom ". Ben
nett, st Louis, No; mayor Tom Lea,
James G. McNary, Felix Martinez. J. NJ
wyatt, J. A Happier. A. y Brown, I
ROBERT krakauer, julius Krakauer.
) anes A. Dick, ". L Gaines, E q.
Ferry, Charles n. Newman. L NJ Mayer.
= r Hawks, W H Burgess, g A Kinne,
2 I. White, II. D. Slater. J. Lanfer. A.
= Coles. A J. McQuatters. Henry :
Beach, W H Austin, John Hayes, 3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

that is to exhibit in FL Paso, Monday
and Tuesday. October % and %
Performances are to be given at and
S o'clock and the shows glittering.
miles length of circus grandeurs viii
parade abe downtown streets at 1890
each morning
But to get a good start in this con
test. you'll have TO hurry. cause there's
going to be a lot try for these prizes.
OF course you'll want TO see the circus,
and if you don't succeed in winning one
Of the cash prizes you have a good
chance to win some tickets and they
will well repay you for the efforts
spent
50 get on the job. Ask a lot of
questions And, here's a tip for you.
There are q lot Of wild animal books
at the library.
All youngsters not over Is years OF
age are eligible to compete.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
AUSTRIAN ARMY RECEIVERS
FROM SERVIAN ATTACKS

Berlin, Germany, Oct. 1s.-The Aus
trian army which is invading Servia
over the save front along the north
western border, apparently has its
movement well under way. after meet
ing with determined opposition from
the Servians. Army headquarters to-
day announced the capture of the town
of ObrenOveatz. So ith OF Belgrade, on
the Danube front, the Austrians have
made a further advance. The troops
of Gen. Won Gallwitz have occupied
several points Of strategic Importance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

London, Eng. Oct. ia copy OF the
manifesto OF king Ferdinand TO the
Bulgarians. portions of which were for
warded from Sofia recently by tele-
graph reached London today The
manifesto implies Bulgaria has nc
quarrel with the entente powers II
explains that they. like Germany, were
prepared TO give Bulgaria the Greater
part Of MACEDONIA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
BRITISH SUBMARINES
SINK GERMAN STEAMERS

Stockholm. Sweden. oct 19.-The Ger
man steamers Pernambuco. Of Ass tons,
and the Soederhamn. Of 1893 tons, were
torpedoed during last night by a British
submarine off Oxeloesund, along the
Baltic coast Of Sweden
The Pernambuco sank The SOeder-
hamn was kept aflOat by her cargo OF
wood. Both vessels were bound for
Germany. The Pernambuco carried
cargo Of iron ore
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
ASKS U. S. TO INVESTIGATE
EXECUTION OF BRITISH GIRL

London, Eng, Oct 19.-The foreign
secretary. Sir Edward Grey, has re-
quested the American government TO in
vestigate the circumstances which at
tended the execution Of Miss Edith Ca
velle, a British nurse, in Brussels. Miss
Cavelle, who had been at the head of n
training school in Brussels. was put to
death on order OF the German authori-
ties on the charge of having harbored
British and French soldiers Of military
age and assisting them to escape from
Belgium to join their colors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
GEN. FIERRO'S BODY IS BEING
BROUGHT TO JUAREZ

Gen RudOlfo Fierro's body is said to
have arrived in Juarez Tuesday after
noon from Lake Guzman, where Fferro
was drowned while attempting to ford
a narrow neck Of land which was COW
cred with water
The body Of Villas general will be
given a military funeral in Juarez and
VIII be buried there with full military
honors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

apple ---.-------- -----....-- .Z'e
zoe size cans Gold Bar Sliced
Pineapple. now 2 Csc
25e Armour's Grape Juice, now 20c
soc Armour's Grape Juice, now 4oe
Fresh Citron, Orange or Lemon
Peel. Ib 25c
Fresh Crystalized Cherries or
Pineapple, lb.---------------5o soc
Fresh Dromedary Dates, , pkgs-
for ...-...-.. ....----25c
Fresh Walnuts OF Almonds, lb-2oc
Boiled Cider
Pints SOC; Quarts soc
15c size can Piementoes, now. -1Oc
zoe size can Piementoes, now zoe
Zoe size can Creole Dinner,
3 for .25c
Toe size can Van Camps Beans,
Chilli Con Carue, Spaghetti or
Tamales, 3 cans fCr-.--------.25 e
15e cans Van Camps Peas OF
Toledo Corn. no,v--...--.----1o Toe
25c can X. c. o. Calumet B.
Powder -------.----- ---.-----2oe
Zoe pkg. Jello, 3 pkgs. for Csc
Zoe pkg. National Bis. Cos
Cakes or Crackers, s for. ---- Csc
The Famous De Luxe Fruit
Cake, / ID. pl,g-----.-------- SOC
Nateh Club or Durkee's Salad
Dressing. .-....1 Zoe, 25c and 45e
Beechnut Peanut Butter
Toe, 15c and 25e
25e bottle Monarch Catsup,
now -...-...--.. ..-..-..-..-2 zoe
25e can Lobster 15c; zoe can soc
35e can Crab Meat 25c; soc can 4oc
, cans Fancy Norwegian Smoked
Sardines --.-.--- ------..---25c
2 cans Fancy Shrimp .25e
3 cans Fancy Pink Salmon ttall
cansl, Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Csc
> cans Choice Red Salmon flat
or tail cans, for .25c
Fancy Lemons, per dozen. -15c
Fancy Grape Fruit, each. -10e
8 lbs Fancy Jonathan or Wine
Sap Apples -25c
Fancy Ripe or Green Olives.
pint --.-..----- zoe
Fancy Tokay Grapes Red,
Full Weight Basket -45e
Fancy Museat Grapes white,
Full Weight Basket. .4oc
Is lbs Colorado Potatoes. .25c
II lbs Extra Fancy California
FOIatOeS ----- $500. PC
Fancy Cabbage, per b.. Sc
3 lbs. Sauerkraut for. ice
New shipment Dill, Sweet and
Sour Pickles.
, lbs Minee Meat -........2 5e
Fat Alaekerel, medium size,
each ...... - Toe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
EXPLOSION In BUTTE
KILLS SEVEN MINERS

Butte. Mont. oct. 1s.-Seven men
were killed today when the powder
house at the Granite Mountain mine Of
the North Butte company was blown
up. Four more are known to have been
injured and it is feared there were
other victims. Officials Of the North
Butte company said mat at least seven
met death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
HERMAN BLOCK ARRESTED
on CHARGE OF SWINDLT

Herman Block was arrested Monday
afternoon on a charge Of swindling.
The arrest was made by county court
officers. and in the complaint, it is
alleged that Block gave a check to the
FL Paso Exchange system, drawn on
the First National bank when. il is
charged, he had no funds in that bank
He was released on bond OF $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
CER1TANs SINK . VESSELS.

New York. oct 19.-Count Won Bern
storff. the German ambassador. an
nOunced today that an official commun-
ication from Berlin stated German sub
marines had recently sunk % vessels
including four transports of the allies,
in the Mediterranean
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

Weather forecast Fair and colder
until about April I. 1916. with occasional
rain or snow. Be prepared with bin
full Of our coal r. c. Semple. successor
Southwestern Fuel Co. Phone 53l--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
STOLEN WEDDING SILVER
RECOVERED; JIM FAY IS HELD

Wedding silver stolen from Talbert
Jones. which was stolen from ll-u
North Fl PasO street several Weehs
ago has been recovered by the police
Jim Fay. who was arrested by tne
police as a suspicious character, mas
been transferred 10 the county court
and a charge Of burglary made aSalnsi
avce OF the silver
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
THREE CHARGED WITH TAKING
AUTO FOR RIDE ON COUNTY ROAD

Charged in the county court with
stealing and driving an auto on the
county road, ". E Stricken. Harry
Williams and Andrew Parker were ar
rested Monday and released on bond.
They were alleged to have taken the
delivery auto Of the Sheers-Lazenby
Co. and driven II down the valley.
striking a tree and damaging the auto
last Thursday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

G. Humphreys. Harry S. Potter. Win
chester Cooley, John L. Dyer, II Cob
htz, Edgar Kayser, C E. Kelly, Clai-
borne Adams, J. F. Primm, ]. NJ Cog
gin.