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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
Die &urndbreit.

Gin SanOmonn gins nit ieinem
tleincn Sobme Spbias aui Den Ndcr
binals. nm 6u ieben. oh rus aorn
balb reif lei.
y%nterl lpie tommt's bod. iaete
Der anabe. ~paB einise Snlme iit 10
tief Sur Srbe ueisen. anbcre aber Den
aopi 10 auired,t trasen? Sieic miiiien
lpobl reht pornebm iein; Die auberen.
Die ltd 10 tief . linen biiden. iino
gemiB piel ifled]ter?"
Der Batter pfliidte ein paar IcIren
ab nnp ia9te: .Sieb. bieie Iebre bier.
Die Iid 10 belfeioen ncigtc. lit pol Ser
ld)oniten aprner; pieie aber. Die lih
10 ltol' in Die Sobe itredte. lit 9anS
tailb nno leer."
Srdst Giner gar 10 bob peu
Appi.
60 ilt CT ppbl - Elm eitIcr
Sropi,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
Grit bcten, baum eiien.

Gin ebrlpiirbiger 0reis crSdblte mir
fplgenoe. GrlebniB aus leiner tribe
ten aiupbeit, bas einen unausz
lpihIid)en Ginbriid aui i'm semaft
babe:
sd mar Elm Sungc ppn ctipa brei
Sabreu, ho itnnb ih bes Worgcns Inn
ad)t llbr nlls meinem 8ettden aui,
ltellte mid auf Die Sanf butter Dem
Glide uno riei Der @rpBmuttcr gu:
y@rpBmntter. Slmger, Sobannesli
mil ciienl" Die @roBmutter fpmp
gu mir berau unb iagt i'm milo
Zone: .%Sobannesli muB crit betei,.
Damn ioll CT audi eiien," - .Nein".
id)ric id, .erit clicn, Damn nil Sobans
nceli audi bcteu." IQein oie @ruSs
mlltter licB Iid nitt abbr,ngen bon
ibrcr Seoinaung uno iagte bitteno:
Crit muB Sobunnesli tiibih aus
edd,tig gum liebcn @ptt beten. Damn
bring ih 5u e'Ien." Sh nber polte
nldlt uno ltrampcltc nit ocu Scinen.
ldlna nit Den Sdrben nad Der @ruBs
mutter lnb id)rie peinenb: Grit nil
ih el'en unb bunn beteu." Sui mein
8citrei bin par Ole @uttcr in Die
Stubc 9eeiIt une fra8te; .@u5 gibt's
ocnn, Wntter, m1rum ihreit Der
SunSe Jog" Sic @rpBmutter erSGbltc
tnr5. nm mas cs iih buuble unp
lagte: Ser Sunge bat mid ms @es
iiht 9eihlaaen, neil ih perlangte. CT
lolle crit beten, bepor CT 81 eiien be-
fine" Damn nabm Ole Iutter
einen Santoifcl bon ibrem SuBe uuo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
Ireisausihreiben.

2iebe 8inber! = gu
@eibnatten mouen mir Guf
, pieber cine fleiue Sreuoe be-
; reiten. @ir peroen bier Sreiie
, p~ertbeilen iiir Die bier beiten
, Intiporten bic mir auf folgenbe
Trcisfrage erbalten %peroen:
yWer waren bic nGfiten mnb
; maberen gefwanoten bcs Gbriit=
; tinod,ens auf Groen."
Die YreiIe iinb:
1. Yreis: @rcctor SO. 2 oper
$500 in Saargelo.
2. Yreis: Sas berrlid)e Bud
.Seben Seu."
8. Sreis: Gin id)0nes @ebets
bud.
4. Yreis: ginen 8pientran5.
Sas Reconsideration oauert
biz gum 6. SanlIar 1916.
Gbeniu tuie bel ben friiberen
1reisausihreiben merSen Shrift
; mnS s4ufiat in yetrafJt sesusen
, wer6eit.
Slid aufl
Der SnfeI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
Nbenoauoaht.

Nbenbaunaht.
8enn mein ainplein ihlafeu sebt.
Spdt am cages Gnbe,
Sultet linn gum 9iaht9ebet
Wiitterd)en Die Sdnbe.
llnb iein @ugel idaut ibm 6u
Nus Den Simmelsb6ben,
8iQ I'M ianfte, cute Stub
Sir Den Siebling fleben.
SiiBer 8nabe. quite Nadt!
Sd)lafe bis gum Iurgen =
Wutterlieb' uno @usels sWadt
Sdlt Did nobl s%ebor9en!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
EREGIoR

Baukasten zu gewinnen, so will ich
Euch sagen, was Ihr Zu thun habit.
Ihr wisst, dass die Catholic Printing
Co., die Gesellschaft. welche diese lei
tung herausgibt, noch drei andere lei
tungen besitzt: THE Catholic Trib-
une" announcement 5000. THE Cath
Ollie Tribune Semi Weekly" (Abonne-
ment 5000, "Katholischer Weston
Announcement 5000, "Luxemburger
Gazette Announcement 5000. Wenn
es Euch gelingt, Announcements fir
irgend cine dieser Zeitungen zu gewin-
men, so verdict Ihr, sObald das AbOn-
nementsgeld bezahlt list, einen Erector
Baukasten ais Primie erhalten.
Fir Elm Advancement bekommt Ihr
Erector No. l..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
+. Gbriitfinblein .fommt!.

Canadian unb bebG6tig fam es Die
StraBe .beramf,, .Sfritt fir .Sdritt.
@cienftcn SaupteS 5o9 Die Shaar Der
StraBenfcgcr .baber. IS bis 90 an Der
3abl. Sm Iortrab Der 0tann nit
Scr 8iebfanne unb Der niislihen
2eoerihiir8e. nadifiebenb 3ipei Ndns
ner nit &arren, ipeld)e Die Heierpes
beien entbielten, nebit etlihen Saden
nno Shaufeln.
Sect belt Der Gorarbeiter an, Die
ihpere 8aiiertonne blieb iteben, mnb
Der alte Iann nit Der @ieBtanne
fiiutc lie unb besann feline idonitcn
Sdnortcl nlf bas Steinpflaiter gu
malen. Wie Elm arnnid5ug oronete
nd Die ilciBise Shaar. unb uuter Den
perihicbeneu 8eien befam Die Strabe
elm fcitlifes Iusieben. limb bas
mubte aud iein, benn morgen ipar ia
@eibnad)ten!
Gin tribes, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Retter 81 bieiem berrliditen Seite;
fein ipeibes, lpinterlihes Shneegebed
8ierte Stabt uno 2ano, feline luitig
tan5enben Sloden nirbelten itim>
mlin9spoQ bonn Simmel berab.
SdneiDenb falt idnob Der N~orbipinb
hurd Die itaubigen StraBcn. @ebe
ben armen, fleibi9en Sescrn, meld)e
iih ilidt Dor Dem rullbcn 8eieucn ges
iihcrt battcnl Mit Yorliebe iudte CT
ale SloBen, Miie unh 9nder an bcn
drmliden @eitalten 5u entbeden unb
puitete ihdoenfrob bincin ober lodte
falihe Sbrdnen in Die dlten Iu9en.
gs mdren ia meiltcns alto @Gnucr
nit petterbartcn @eiihtcrn, sic Gin
itrnppiger Bart cinfaBte. Iuimcrfs
fame @eobafter mpdten audi oil hcn
rotben 0eiidtern unh an ben bldu>
liden Naicn hire Stunien MAIDEN unS
0erbadt ifDpien, pelden cine ucil<
gieriee Slaihe. Die aus elmer Saife
lugte. nidt 2il9en itrafen fGnutc. Iuf
anbcrn Stoff 5ur getradtung bot
bieIes Bib bar, bas ipic in elmer
2aterna masica melunholiih pciters
5os; eS sei9te Originate unh Srdser
porIintflutbliher Geipmgsitiide nit
Den beri6iehenartigiten .@ehunptlns
gen..
Sieier ciscuartigc 3ug frarelte
miibiclig alf Der porSe3eiducten Sabn
fpciter, Ole er iaubcr binter iidl Suriids
lieB. Sdpci9icli9 pnren beiiie bic
ein5elnen. oft 10 reoieli9en @licbcr;
IT'LL ulb in lid gctebrt ihautc iepeS
aui ieinen 8eien. Satte Der 8eibs
mahtsabeno Die Waht. in alten. pers
~rpltctcn Ser5en einen @ioerbaQ 5u
ipetfen?
Gincr Der lebtcn padelisen @eicucn
I'M 3uBe mar Der ate Sran5. .Sein
Miiden beuste lid unter Der Gait ieis
ner 20 Sabre, unb Der 8eien in ben
S~itternben Sdnren fol8tc nur nipers
itrebenb ben Nnitren8nnaen ieiues
6errn. Sie u%nicrmigen Sanbidube.
pelde 10 piel scilitt pnren, baB lie
BON ibrcr uripriinglihen Surbe teine
TGnune mebr batteu. tbatcn beutc ibrc
SMuloi9fci: nidt. Sirens frcr bis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
Sie guten Hadbarn.

Sas 8ndblein bes IiiQers i'm
Sorfe tpagte lid 81 nabe an ben Bad.
Ss fiel binein uub mare balb err
trunfeu. Iuein Der S6mieD, Der ienz
ieits bes 8ad]es ipobnte. iab es. iprang
io9leih in bas 8aiier, 5oe pas Sinh
bcraus nno bradte es Dem Gnter.
Gin Sabr paraui tam gu Naft in
Der Sdmieoe Seuer aus. Sas Saus
itano i6on beinabe 9an5 in Slammen.
ebe Der Shmieb es merfte. Or rettete
Iih nit Weib uno @inocrn. Nur Iein
fleinites Sohterlein bate man i'm
eriten Shreden pereelien.
Sas ainb fling in Dem brennenben
Saiiie an 5u idreicn, ALIEN teiu
Reni6 fpolte iid) binein ipagen. ga
fam plDsIif Der Iiiller. iprang in Die
Slammen = brahte bas &ino aliidlid,
beraus, COB es Dem Sfmieb in Die
Irme uuo iagte:
~8ott lei selobt, baB er mir @es
le9enbeit CAB. @uh 8leifes nit
8leihem 81 pergelten. Chr babt meis
men Sobu aus Dem Railer ae3o9en
unb ih babe nit @ottes Silfe guere
Sod)ter aus Dem Seuer errettet."
Sem. Der lid Inpern bilfreid
5eigt,
Sino le gu belfen aud,
geneigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
&at6uliidyer aird)enfalenber,
SIM Is. Sabre Der
Hegi 9.
2lif. 3. 1-6.

(Ge5ember.)
10. g. Ecmeiius. Abjutus. Sauita.
20. Wf. Gbriitian. 2iberatuS. Sulims.
81. 9. Sbomas. ZIP. 5bemiitotles.
%. %. 3eno. 9emetrius. Slapian.
%. 3. Iiftoria. Saaobert. Sartmunn.
"a. s. Sbam II. gpa. Ibela. (Gis.)
%. 2. 81. Weibnahtsfeit. Inuitaiia.
y - -
Soffnmng.
g8 reSen nnb trdumcn Die Wenldcn
bel
Bon beiicrn fiinftigen Sngen.
NaG einem gliidliden 9oloenen Stel
Siebt mar lie rennen uno iagen;
Sic Welt lpirb alt unO miro mieoer
jung,
Sod Der IenId bpfit INNER Ters
belIerun9.
Sic Soffnuns fiibrt i'm ms Seben
elm.
Sic umilattert ben froblthen &nabeu.
Sen Singing lodet ibr 3auberihein.
Sic mirb nit Dem @reis nitt be-
9raben;
Senn beidlieBt CT i'm @rabe Den
miiben 2auf,
Sod am 8rabe pflan5t er = Die
S%oifnuns auf.
gs 1T teiu leerer ihmei6elnoer
@abn.
gr5cu9t I'M @ebirne bes Sboren.
Sm Ser5en fiinbet eS laut iih an:
gu mas 8eiierm iinb mir seboren.
llno mas Die innere Gimme ipriht,
Sas tduibt Die boffenbe Seele nidt.
(ShiQer.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16

Selbstverstandlich list es verbOten.
sehOn ~bestehende Abonnemente Won der
einen Person auf die andere zu iibertra-
gen. Auch die Erneuerung zines AbOn-
nements k0mmt natiirlich nieht I'm Be-
tracht. Endlich diirfen die neuen
Announcements NIGHT fir Euch selbst
oder fir elm Mitglied Euerer Familis
sein.
Wenn Ihr desc Bedingungen erftllt.
erhaltet lhr den Erector Baukastep
und ich versichere Euch. dass Ihr ia
init viele gliickliche Stunden erleben
werdet.-Der Onkel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16

Die ScrScnSreinbeit pcrtrGgt
tein Spiel NIT Dem Seuer Der Seioeus
iWaft.
Die 3uiriebeaheit ciniaGer
Scrte iit unaleih m%ert9poller. ais Der
2eihtbum ulerldttlider IenIden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16

I'm den Erector No. 4 zu erwerben,
miisst Ihr flint neue Abonnemente elm
sender.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
Des Onkel's Brief.

Also. liebe Kinder, Ola Ihr allie fest
entSchloSsen seid, einen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16

Fur drei Abonnemente bekommt Ihr
ErectOr No. 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
Die Sienc.

Ilois fam in ben 8urteu pes NaGz
bars uno lab einen bliibenben Hoiens
itruid). Gr piliidte cine Noie unb
iaste: oNun mill ih mir einmal baran
lott riehen!" Oils er aber iein fleines
Ndsten begieris in Die balbgeoiincte
Eoie bincinitedte, empfanb er nit
cinem Wale eincn entieelifen
Sfmer5. Gin @ienIein mar in ser
8oie peritcdt uuo tad ibn = neil
or es iait 5erbriidt bate - in Die
Naie.
0tit llnpcritanb genoii'ne
Srelbeu,
Serpanoeln iih n Sfmers
lIno Seiben.
Ilois. Der iebr idb8ornig mar. err
grill MN gan5e Sdnbe BOD @rbe unp
Sdpllen unb mari piitbeup mad, Den
Sienenitoden. "a ipurbcn Die 9iencn
10 auisebratt. baB Tic in Wenge iiber
i'm beriiclen uno ibm lupbl bunocrt
Stihe pcrieetcn. TT ipurbe t1htlid
trnnt. muBte unidglife G6mer5en
ausitebcn - lnb taum fam er nod
nit DEM Sepeu bappu.
grtrdgit gu cine lInbia nidt
NIT Hub,
60 6iebcit on Dir percn
bunbcrt 5u.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
TRIED SUICIDE IN
The CITY BASTILE
Robt. Gallagher Made Good
Threat Made Following
His Arrest.

Robert Gallagher, arrested for vag-
rancy, attempted suicide yesterday
10y hanging himself in the city Jail. A
negro trusty summoned the officers
who cut the nan down and then re-
viyed him.
Gallagher tied his suspenders to the
bars Of his cell and after knotting the
other end about his neck rolled from
his cot so that all Of his body ex-
Ccpt his feet cleared the floor. His
face was black when found and a
physician was called.
Gallagher complained Of feeling in
and demanded medical attention, but
the police thought he was shamming
IF you guys don't get me some medi-
cine youll carry me out of that door
feet first tonight was the threat he
made, and he tried to make good.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
MUCH WANTED MAN
HAS BEEN ARRESTED
Frank Sterling Figured in
Burglary and Revolver
Fight Here. e.

Police were informed yesterday Of
the capture of Frank Sterling i'm Van
Buren,, Ark. Sterling is charged with
burglary and shooting at an officer.
lie refuses to come back here with
out requisitiOn papers.
Sterling robbed a grocery store on
First street about three weeks ago
and later engaged in a revolver bat
tie with Detectives Del BecarO and
Premier. Several shots were exchanged
but none of them took effect. Ster-
ling escaped.
Sheriff WoOlley will leave for Ok
lahoma city Monday morning and OBJ
tain requisitiOn papers from the gov
ernor for the return Of the prisoner
to Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
City News In Brief

r. G. ROACH has now taken up
his residence at 1888 South Boston.
Z. NJ. HEADLEY moved yesterday
from. Kendall to AS Hodge.
r. T. WELLS has moved from 2t3
West Fifth street TO the Hammet
VI. G. BROWN moved yesterday
from 40l South Cheyenne TO SIS
South Cheyenne avenue.
THE MANY friends Of ]. NJ. ward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14


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est 10 Lnirg t,"L|oI, in "ulu
and n,nn,i Lii" j." ,'' ,,nl.lL'u
,,Jictmd "'''''''P VI WV "'"'''" 10
v.r,r,r pr,tc>-E,,
loo tba, p ~ ~ "'l".' justice
No., nI,,'l lCsloiu1g on
g,I.a W W',iit Ht",yS "uuTI
,,in,a 7n9,tit',,. ''I,"l ~ ~,l''"leI
,n, r", 80 m'. "'a 'o'I,u o5eI
"a, W I"V'' anu P'''vu ul.ucI
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"5'',m r,' 'Ti,, M, l,'".eIS WIs CUP
,Ii' ~ '""lHu1l Hl"II'uE ny
IIn I"l ""''l,I anu IVY "tpu'leS'
"'a ",'l' ''"uIuE M"iu .o the Of
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"lI "o' Nuo" Oh lu' approach OF me
p'il, > u"'Ii I' "'9 I"ohlhS """l the
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~" '"' 0''I'Il NV woman Illudy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14

Always Bringing Ii Up.
"Why worry owe the past? Why
lot forget it "
"Thc bill collectors won't let me-"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14

GOO for the Suit illustrated here. Absolutely
Wv fast color, two-thread blue ~scrgc-Astor
Modcl-form fitting, wide lapels, silk mohalr lined,
haircloth iuterliuod, strictly all wool.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14

G. II. WATSON, arrested by the
police following the alleged assault
upon Mrs. Jessie Antcue and held
FOR investigation. has been liberated
as there was absolutely nothing TO
show he had any connection with the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18
NO SENTIMENT IN A MOTOR CAR

fact thing, it permits of little senti-
mentality but rewards good care with
an impartiality that cannot be found
in the horse.
Another thing that makes the horse
owner some times a difficult customer
is the fact that he cannot buy an auto
mobile on a weeks trial, as is done
very generally with horses. The very
process OF buying a motor car IS diI-
ferent,-fOr Invariably the automobile IS
sold for so much-nO more, no less
The production Of the car costs an
amount that is figured out with math-
ematical exactness-hence the liked
selling price.
The value of the horse. on the other
hand, varies with the value at which
his prOgenitOr has been held. or be
comes subject to the proverbiaI shreWd-
ness Of the horse trader and the Cd
duration of the prospective customer
a horse. when kept in a livery stable,
costs not less than $20 per month in
the smaller communities and much
more than that in the larger cities. II
you keep the horse yourself, IL viii be
necessary to build q stable. the cost
of which, with plum bling and quarters
$1,000. '0,'''
Suppose YOU live in the suburbs, or
in the country, and desire to Keep your
car on your own grounds Less than
500 viii provide an excellent small
fire proof garage
You don't have to feed and water
an auEOmOplie three times 4 ua9- W
don't continually bandage its legs, fill
its teeth, tap it for collie, stuff its
hoofs and take il around to the black
smith shop. You wouldn't think OF
taking a horse out in the morning ex-
cept he had had his breakfast and his
morning grooming; you could not keep
him going all day without giving him
additional meals, with an occasional
rest between.
1T would be impossible for a man
to live in the suburbs Of one Of our
large cities and go to his business in
the city with a horse and carriage
The automobile makes this an easy
task without the least effort you
start in the morning. and with your
arrival at home in the evening and the
storing of the machine in your garage
your troubles are over.
There will always be people who use
horses concludes Mr. BriscOe, but the
custom perpetuates itself for reasons
other than the failure Of the motor car
to demonstrate its many sided super
iority."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18
OWNERS FIGHT
HIGH AUTO TAX
Motor Vehicles DISCRIMINATE
ed Against by State and
Nation, is Charge.

Washington, D. C. Dec. IS-Contrib-
Jung IN so-called registration taxes
over SZO,O00.O00 yearly 10 the upkeep
OF the nations roads, Disseminated
against in that horse-drawn vehicles
are neither tagged nor taxed nor re-
strlcted IN crossing and recrossing
state lines, automobile owners are not
receiving with any vast enthusiasm
the proposal that they shall pay again
substantially in the cost of war pre-
parednesS.
What may accentuate their dissent
from once more being singled out is
: that in many states owners now pay
F three taxes. for registration of the car.
I operating license for its driving, and
( also under the head of personal pro-
perty. In Mississippi and Ohio the
state supreme courts decided that il
was unconstitutional to tax an autOmO-
bile owner for registration in excess
of the clerical cost of the issuing OF
the Identification number. as he was
already paying under the head of per
Sonal property. New Jerseys courts
decided that more than one lax could
be imposed. and other state courts have
, ruled VariOusly- Because of the con-
flicting opinions, the American Auto
mobile association carried the New
Jersey case to the United states su-
preme court and a ruling is expected
in the next few months
communications by post and wire
from clubs and individuals to the ma
IlOnal headquarters Of the American
Automobile association in Washington
indicate q practically unanimous in
clinatiOn TO protest emphatically
against this latest effort to single out
the motorist as a special road user and
disregard the thousands Of horse
drawn vehicles
incidentally. il is estimated that
some five million acres are necessary
to raise feed for the several million
horses in the country The substitu-
ton of vehicles using gasoline and
electricity would release all Of this
a. Nr1N nTnnr moHIarN
in its tilling TO the needs Of humans
For years people have employed
horse-drawn vehicles for utility and
social purposes. and no plan came forth
TO tax the owners of these vehicles
other than through the usual channels
of raising revenue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18
FORD CANADIAN NET
PROFIT $500. 4S5

The annual financial statement of the
Ford Motor company of Canada, Ltd,
shows that during the fiscal year end
ing September "a 1915, the company
made a net profit of S3,202. 45S.15, or an
increase of S1,179. 962.09 over the profit
OF 1914. The assets totaled s9.1S2. 40S.-
80. as compared with s56O3.61S Al in
1914. an increase of $3,57S,7S9.S9 for the
year just ended.
Among the items enumerated the one
showing the biggest increase is that
of cash on hand or in the banks, which
totaled $2.60e, 1886, or nearly 81. 400.-
GOO more than in 1914. An increase of
nearly 100000 is also shown for the
home plants value. which is given as
s2.743,1i2.o7, as against S1,S75, 114.36 in
1914.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18
More Predictions OF
High Price For GO"
Are Made By Dealers

Two more gasoline distributors
have come forward with predictions
Of 25-cent gasoline for Ell PasO for
the opening of the new year. Henry
Swearengen- head of the Red Bail
service, and E. LOckhart. Of the Rio
Grande Oil company. have Joined
hands with J. Y. Canon in asserting
that the high price OF gasoline has
not yet been reached
The increase is general all. over
the country" said M Sweacengan.
The demand for gasoline in Europe
has had a lot to do with the in
crease I believe it will be at 20
cents a gallon here inside of the
next ten days or so. with a chance
of a still further but small incr ease
in January"
Pay attention to your carburetors
and you won't be kicking so much
about the high price of gasoline" is
the advice Of George c. HALEY. I've
been experimenting with a new de-
vice for several weeks and have
come to the conclusion that I can
double my mileage per gallon with
it III have it on the market very
soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18
The Other Fellows

He always goes uphill on high"
And never has to stop;
He's going twenty when he starts
And fifty DER the top.
His lighting tank ne'er bOthers him:
One tank lasts him a year.
And 50. you see. he hasn't got
This one expense to fear.
He doesn't use much gasoline.
He makes a gallon do
To carry him for thirty miles
And maybe thirty-twO.
He is an expert driver and
Just cannot lose his poise.
And never worries when he hears
An unaccustomed noise.
In all these years he owned his car
Hes never bought a tire:
But he's no genius-is this man
He's just a common liam
Hayne First Car"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18
Ben Briscoe Says You Can't
Stroke It's "Neck" or
Feed It Sugar Lumps.

IF you are satisfied to call the
horseman a horse lover" says Benja-
min Briscoe, president Of the Briscoe
Motor company, a pioneer Of the in
dustry and a most Interesting lecturer
or its many phases, then we might as
well admit that there are some things
which the horse lover viii miss in the
automobile. You cannot stroke the
automobiles neck or feed it Jumps of
sugar, for the machine is 4 matter OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18

New York. Dec. 1s.-Owners are now
paying p cents a gallon for gasoline
The tank wagon price of gasoline will
De 1s cents. an advance of one cent
Gasoline prices in New Jersey range
from 20 10 81 cents. A one-cent rise
has taken place in Colorado, Montana
any Wyoming, tank wagon basis. This
makes the present price Is cents in
Cheyenne and 19 cents in Denver It
has risen 2 cents in Milwaukee in 80
days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18

Christmas Gifts at FeIdman's. Air
Rifles and StructO Building Outfits for
BOys.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18

Christmas Gifts at FeIdman's. Tennis
Racquets-GOlf Clubs.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18

The motor Is so-ss horsepower
The price Of Touring Car Or Roadste-. complete,
S7ss e. o. b. Detroit
The p1lee Of the Winter Touring Car Or Roadster.
complete, including regular mohair top. Is
$3.50 IF. Q. b. Detroit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18

FOR COAL AND WOOD PHONE
EASY S, NEFF-STILEs COMPANY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-18
00D6E BR0THER5
M0T1R CAR

There is abundant evidence
that this is an exceptionally
economical car.
Owners say that the gasoline
consumption is unusually
low.
When they speak of tires
they almost invariably report
mileage records which are
remarkably high.
And there is a sound logical
reason why the car should
cost little to keep.
It is hght-the actual scale
weight is only 2235 pounds.
This light weight is partly
due to the use of well-de-
signed steel forgings; and
pressed steel parts; and the
absence of heavy castings.
The all-steel body is electric
ally welded into a unit. This
gives it that stability and
rigidity which must other
wise be sought in the use of
heavy parts or bracings of
steel or wood.