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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-14

4-room frame house. lots in Grandview,
$3.50 800 cash bal easy.
5-room brick, in Grandview. s.. O00
80 acres all in alfalfa. at S135 per acre.
500 acres, % mi down, nearly all in cul-
tiVatfon.
> acres mi down at $500 per acre.
We know the soil in the valley and have
the bargains
-sEE U.s. FOR TRADES. ranches our
specially.
Davis-Tandy Com. Co.
512-1f Trust Bldg Phone 3O14
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-14

COUNTRY PROPERTY.
LOOK AT THIS 20 ACRES.
At only S1S5 per acre. all in good
stand alfalfa Right on the paved
road. Only IS miles east. Surrounded
by fine farms. $500 cash. balance
easy Can you duplicate it. For
bargains in land call on
Fl PasO Valley Land Exchange,
202 y. Stanton street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-14

NEW BUNGALOW-Close in. room red
pressed brick. All modern features such as
built-in book cases buffet and cabinets. Ce-
ment front porch. large screened sleeping
porch. south front Only $3.50. Small cash
payment. balance monthly.
Piper, with James /. Mari & Co.,
Telenhone Aa5n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-14
For Sale Real Estate-City Property.
MESA AVENUE CORNER,

500.
4 room frame house on . full lots
facing south IN good location. $50
cash This place will be sold be-
fore the end Of this week. Phone
for auto.
sII55.
3 lots and . room frame house with
sleeping porch. These lots face
south and are level Street car and
stores one-hah block Easy terms.
$3.50.
New ; room frame bungalow on
south front lots House has bath
and is plastered $50 cash. balance
SIS a month
SssOO.
room bungalow with large sleep
ing porch. This Is a new place
Price lowered from $500 for short
time only. Cash s125.
$780,
room new red brick bungalow.
One room Eiassed, also breakfast
and dressing room, hardwood floors
throughout house All rooms are
large This place IS on two full
corner lots, and both lots are level.
S250 cash and S25 a month.
NORTH KANSAS.
room modern bungalow. hardwood
floors. furnace heat, was $500.
must be sold at once for S4850.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-14

Cheap lots. suitable for tenement 112lzx140
#. near Beal school. 1880
rooms close in, Montana. lots. $500.
Have customer for $1,000 residence, can
make $500 cash payment
H. E Kilburn Co.,
sos 1st Natl Bank Bldg Phone sos
REAL BARGAIN.
$1,000 buys modern 4 room bungalow sleep
ing porch, 81 foot lot. on Fl Boulevard,
Grand view; $500 cash; worth 5000.
BLISS STREET LOTS.
$3.50 buys g feet in best block on the
street; cement walk and paving paid for.
GOVERNMENT HILL BARGAIN.
$500 buys OF the best south front lots IN
the addition 1 block from Wingo's home
and one-haf block 20 car line; One-haf cash
WILL TRADE
Good store building in good town in Okla
homa, close TO Texas line for FL Paso prop
erty-
EAST Ell PASO BARGAIN.
1925 buys 2 south front lots on White Oaks
street. block from Estrella st; s125 cash,
balance 1 year
d. C. Heineman.
Phone $40 e0s Mills St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-14

Relative humidity in Il PasO at D. m
Monday. 8 percent.
Weather at 8 a m-......--.-.l
Precipitation in last - hours tin inches. -. q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-14

CHEAP BUILDING SITE on Tularosa
street. south front. $3.50.
See VIII Mari,
James l. Mari a Company,
No. 304 san Antonio St. Phones 435O-4551
VALLEY LAND To EXCHANGE.
Valley land in either the upper or lower
valley to exchange for city property.
Jay +. Knox Company,
EOS Mills St Phone s43
MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS LOIS.
10 well located lots to trade In on a small
house
Jay F. Knox Company,
209 Mills St Phone S45
Is PER CENT INVESTMENT.
3 houses on large corner lot. now paying Is
per cent. Sufficient ground for additional
improvements. which would Increase reve-
nue. at small outlay. DouId take Ford car
as part payment.
Piper. with James J.. Mari & Co.,
Telephone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-14

------~--~-~-~-~>----
WE PAY HIGHEST market price for old
and new Copper. Brass. ZiEc. Lead. etc Cor
respoudeace solicited Herman Bloch & Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-14

FOR SALE-New 3 room pebbledash house;
porch and bath; . full corner lots with other
good building site one bIeck from paved
stFeet5-car and electric line; FOR quick sale,
S150O-00; terms Phone 4S15-J
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-14

NEW room bungaloHL C lots. 50 trees
500 chickens. horse. buggy. COW, beautiful
home, $500 month can be made on place.
$1,000 down. balance terms. Bargain Phone
Owner. SOS ".
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-14

HEAVY MACHINE ana automobile part,
welael nramn--y. Brown WaldlnE CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-14

FOR SALE-Three room cottage with sleep
ing porch beautifully located in Highland
Park Cheap for cash Telephone Owner
$500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-14
Homes Our Specially"
H1r--Irfne Rms

Hawkins Bros.
) ROOM BRICK S2z50, corner and car
east front. fenced. bath, gas. electric lights.
near school $3.50 down. $40 monthly.
for income property. Have a talk with
Hawkins Bros. about it.
On CCTATIA, viii save car fare, room
brick will make you dandy home, 5000
only $3.50 down. $50 monthly. the only one
we have like this.
BUY THIS, close in on corner full lots.
rooms red pressed brick. on Nevada St.
owner must have cash. house worth $4,000,
only s8G5o for quick sale
N alta VISTA tnever occupied) room
brick hardwood large sleeping porch. hand
some electric fixtures, buy this so that your
dear VIE will have a home. $3.50. only
$500 down $50 monthly. including interest.
FOR TRADE-Wiu take vacant lots in ex-
change for this fine fruit and alfalfa farm
in fine condition. upper valley
HAWKINS BROS sell more homes than any
other firm in EI Paso and can sell yours
$3.50 FOR THIS 4ROOM BRICK, cost
$1,000. beat the sheriff
NFaR q H. 6 5. A. SHOPS, room house.
$50 down s28 monthly, only 5000.
an REAL ESTATE OWNER, S10O will
nut YOU in possession Of the room red
HAWKINS BROS. have It il there Is a
bargain the market
A SACRIFICE new room bungalow on
corner : lots. paving paid, fenced, furnace
hardwood floors. sun parlor. finished in
white enameled, elaborate builtin features
artistic coloring throughout owner must
have some quick money and viii sell for
less than cost CNever occupied $500 down
Ask the price 1t IS our business 20 find
nroposItions for you like this Homes Our
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-14

BUY from owner. 10 room furnished hous
$3.50 cash: $3.50. terms Phone s7ss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-30
SONS FIGHTING FOR
 FRANCE GERMAN
 MOTHER SUICIDES
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SEATTLE, Aug. 30.-Despondent with sorrow over the fact that her two sons are fighting with the land in which she was born and reared, Mrs. Augusta Holz ended her life last night by in haling gas. The dead woman left a note explaining the pitiful tragedy stat Ing that she could no longer endure the thought of having her two boys fight ing against their native land and so had decided to end her misery.
 The family lived for a. time in AL sace where the boys were born. On the outbreak of the war both decided to cast in their lot with the French and immediately enlisted The mother appeared heartbroken on learning of the action of her sons and has been Respondent for some time
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ITALIANS CLAIM VICTORY.

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 ROME. Aug. 30.-Two columns of Ital- an troops moving eastward through Gorizia are gradually fighting their way fo the walls of Trieste. according to war reports given out by the ministry today.
 The Italian troops are again renew ing the great advance movement against the Austrians which has been delayed owing to the necessity of talk ing several forts which tended to greatly endanger the Italian flank in the event that they remained uncap- tured. It is stated that this has now been done and the armies are now in a position to renew the offensive on a greatly enlarged scale.
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SUBMARINE F-4 |S
 BROUGHT 10 SURFACE
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 HONOLULU, Aug. 20.-The subma- rine F-4 which was sunk with all hands near the harbor entrance some months ago has finally been brought to the sur face and floated. After months of labor the vessel has been slowly brought from the extreme depth in which it lay fol- lowing the sinking and finally lay il depth of water where the divers could operate easily.
 The vessel was then raised between pontoons and the water pumped out The official in charge of the operation refused permission to visitors and the long submerged ship was lowed to the quartantine station Nothing was di- vulged as to conditions inside of the boat.
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GEN. PERSHINC REACHES DEAD
 FAMILY
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 30.-Briga- dier General Pershing, who arrived from the Texas border yesterday to take charge of the remains of his wife and children who were burned to death in their home Friday morning. departed for the Wyoming home of Senator Warren who is the father of Mrs. Pershng where the remains of the un fortunates will be laid to rest.
 The general was accompanied on his sad journey by Senator and Mrs. War ren both of whom arrived in the city some hours, before the general, having started hastily west following the re- ceipt of the terrible news. Before de- parting General Pershing visited the Presidio and remained for a time lost in the contemplation of the ruins of his former home. "They had no chance" he said after gazing for a few mo- ments, 'T wanted to see that for my self"
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 ACTON Mass, Aug 30-The glazing mill of the American Powder Com panys plant, located near this place, was completely destroyed by an ex- this morning. The explosion which was undoubtedly of malicious origin also wrecked number of farmers homes situated a short distance from the plant and severely injured several of the inmates.
 The American powder works are large manufacturers of war munitions and are said to have contracts with the European belligerents totaling
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-30
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ST. LOUIS. Aug. 3O.-After main taining for years the dual identity of a banker and prominent citizen of For est City, Arkansas, while at the same time being engaged in gigantic swind- ling operations in other parts of the country, W. J. Kline has been arrested by secret service agents who have been on his trail for many months.
 The officers declare that Kline is wanted for more than one hundred for
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2 IN MYSTERIOUS
 EXPLOSION
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 WILMINGTON, Aug 3O.-Two per sons were killed by mysterious ex- plosion which occurred in the Dupont Powder plant at Upper Hagley this morning. The officials are completely in the dark as to the cause of the ex- plosion which in addition to killing the two men, both of whom were employees of the company, also destroyed sever al of the smaller buildings used in pow der manufacture.
 It is said that the building in which the explosion occurred is used more as store house than a place of manu- facture and no explanation can be found as to why the explosion occurred in a building used for such purpose
 The law officers profess to believe that the explosion Is the work of some of the sympathizers of the European bel | ligerents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-30
POWDER EXPLOSION MRECKS MANY BUILDINGS
MALICIOUS EXPLOSION
 DESTROYS POWDER MILL

many hundred thousand dollars in val ue. Officials of the company are at a loss to explain how the miscreants sue ceeded in gaining access to the plant as the works have been heavily guard ed since the company commenced the making of war material for Europe.
 The force of the explosion was tre- mendous and was felt over forty miles away. Owing to the glazing mill be- ing situated some distance away from little damage. No one was in the mill of the employees were slightly injured.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-30
RUSSIAN ARMY IS
 IN GREAT DANGER

Nicholas is being heavily attacked by flying cavalry attachments and the Austrian infantry which is slowly fore ing a way around the enemies defense. in the event of the movement being successful the entire Russian Galician army will be placed in jeopardy and will be compelled to retreat to save themselves from extermination or cap ture
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GOETH|ALS |NsPECTS WASHINGTON CANAL
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CEATTLE, Aug. S0,-Following a minute and critical inspection of the Lake Washington canal this morning former Canal Governor Goethals de- parted for San Francisco to visit the fair, The famous canal builder refused to comment on the Lake Washington project beyond stating that it would be of immense benefit to the coast ship ping,
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-30
CANADIANS COMMENCE
 TRAINING
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OTTAWA, Aug. 30.--It is believed that the battalion of Canadian infan- try which recently departed for England have reached their destination today in safety and will immediately commence the final period of training for duty at the front. The government has jeal- ously guarded every movement of the soldiers since te time of leaving for Britain and the contingent departed with great secrecy.
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BERLIN, Aug 30.-There hundred thousand Russians are in grave danger of being completely cut off from the Slav armies in the north by a new Austro- German offensive along the southeastern front according to gen eral staff reports released by the war office today.
 The reports. state that the right wins of the main army of the Grand Duk,
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-30
vON BEHELF APPOINTED
 GOv-GENL OF POLAND
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AMSTERDAM, Aug. 30.--Word was received from Berlin today that Gen eral von Behelf has been appointed governor general of the entire territory belonging to Russia and now occupied by the Germans.
 The Germans are said to be following up the military occupation with the es- tablishment of civil government and all captured towns are provided with civil offices within a short period after being occupied. It is generally indicat- ed that Germany intends to hold all captured territory.
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 SEATTLE. Aug. 29.-The steamship Admiral Watson of the Admiral line was rammed and sunk this morning by the Alaska steamship Pariaso while lying at her dock partially loaded with construction material for the Alaska engineering commission. Owing to a water the Pariaso was unable to ac- curately locate her behring's while at tempting to reach her dock which is alongside that of the Watson.
 The Pariaso was creeping slowly
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N. r, N. SeTVIC6.
 BROWNSVILLE, Aug. 30.-It has been ascertained that forty-seven of the Mexican bandits who participated in the raid on the Norris ranch some weeks ago have since been killed dur ing attempts to raid other sections along the border line.
 The information is derived from one of the men lately captured by the
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GOVT WILL CONSTRUCT WATER SYSTEM
 ANCHORAGE
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WASHINGTON. Aug. S0.--The comp troller of currency today authorized the expediture of funds for the construc- tion of a system of water works at the new town of Anchorage, Alaska, in ac- cordance with the recommendation of the government officials in charge oi the townsite.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-30
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old Lewis Hunter Rye and the Fa- nous Atherton Bourbon whiskeys, Dis tiled spring 1s04-feo5, bought in bond and reduced to 90 per cont by u. g. government by the bot%is er gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-30
J. &. REPRESENTS EIGHT EUROPEAN
 GOVERNMENTS
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 WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-It is an- nounced that Ambassador Morganthau at Constantinople has taken over the diplomatic interests of Russia, Monte segro and Italy pending the outcome of the war. This makes the United States the representative at the Porte of no less than eight European govern ments.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-30
SENATOR BERENGERAC
 DIES IN PARIS
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PARIS, Aug. SO.-Rene Berengerac,
 the sole survivors of the senators elected for a life team, died at his home in the capital yesterday after a long illness.
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5. 5, ADMIRAL WATSON
 SUNK AT THE DOCK

through the fog when without hardly any warning the vessel collided with the Watson sending her to the bottom within a very short time. long Watson was killed by the collision but there were no further casualties The Pariaso was also slightly injured.
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FORTY SEVEN MEXICAN
 BORBER RAIDERS KILLED

troops posted on the boundary. Follow ing the night battle on the ranch a number of men engaged in the attack mainder, which represent half of the original number. have met violent deaths during the border fighting
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BANKER SWINDLER
 IS ARRESTED

deals and is also 8 most skillful forger of realty documents.
 Shortly after being arrested Kline confessed 10 several of the swindling charges and also admitted that his op erations have aggregated over five hun dred thousand dollars. Kline has posed as one of the model citizens of Forest City for many years and was closely identified with several churches.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-30
GOVT OFFICIAL KILLED IN
 AUTO BREAKDOWN

According to the story told by the survivors the accident, which was oc- casioned by the breaking of an exle. came without warning when the ma chine was running at a fair rate of speed. The machine swerved and pitch ed forward over the edge of the em- bankment and rolled to the bottom with the entire party. Mrs. Turner wife of the dead inspector, received a broken arm, while Mrs, Hattie Ad- ans and Mrs. Frances Seach received dangerous internal injuries
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A complete line of school booke Lomen Bros
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We print everything and anything job printing i'm at tn Nugget.
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N T. N. otTNTCt'
 SEATTLE, Aug. 3O,-Robert A. Turner of the government marine in spection service was instantly killed Sunday afternoon while riding in an auto near the town of Sultan in Snoho- mish country. Turner together with his wife and d number of friends were making d short trp through the coun- try at the time of the accident and all were severely injured by the o1erturn- ing of the auto near the brink of high embankment on the outskirts of Sultan
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School Supplies. Lomen Bros.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-27
JAP LINER SUNK
WITHOUT WARNING

London, Dec. 24-The new Japanese
liner Yasaka Maru. which was sunk
in the Mediterranean by "a submarine
while the steamer was ON its way
from London to Japan with 100 pas
sengers and a crew OF 100 aboard.
was sent to the bottom without warn
ing, according to a report received
from Port Said from the agents Of the
owners.
All on board. including II Ameri-
can passenger, w. j. Leigh, were
saved.
The nationality Of the submarine is
not mentioned by the agents and
previous reports referred to the sink
ing OF the ship az done by either an
Austrian or a German submarine.
A French %gunboat picked up the
passengers and crew and landed
them at Port Said, The company pro
vided hotel accommodations for them
and is arranging TO forward them to
their destinations. On the passenger
list were ~ffty-one men, ffty-four
IN aud fifteen children, most of
whom were British subjects.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-27
RUSS lombard VARNA
BUT LAND NO TROOPS
Ford party

london, Dec. 24.-Petrograd dis.
patches have disposed OF the Athens
report that Russian troops captured
the Bulgarian port OF Varna after war
ships had wrecked the principal build.
ings.
Two Russian torpedo boats pur.
sued a Bulgarian torpedo boat into
Vsrna bay. said the dispatches from
%Petrograd THEY were forced to with.
draw by the Bulgarian shore batter
les
A Bucharest dispatch also reported
the bombardment OF Varna by Rus.
sian warships. but made no mention
or any troops landing. A Russian
feet OF forty vessels. including a large
number OF mine sweepers, crept in
close TO the Varna forts under cover
OF a heavy fog. II was reported. and
bombarded Varna with heavy guns
AT the same time two Russian gun
boats shelled the Bulgarian frontier
near Extreme.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-27
DECISION HITS LEGISLATORS
May Be Compelled to Pay Back Mile
age Money.

Springfield, Ill, Dec. 24.-Members
OF the Illinois legislature may be com.
PEELED To pay back to the state APP
proximately $4,000 which they voted
themselves TO pay their railroad
fares last winter in making trips be-
tween their homes and the state CAPT
tai 10 attend legislative sessions.
The supreme court, before adjourn
ing for the holidays. handed down a
decision sustaining the Sangamon
county circuit court, which declared
the mileage bill passed by the legisla-
tors last winter TO be unconstitutional.
Constitutionality of the bill was
questioned in recent suits brought by
John b. Fergus, a taxpayer OF Chi.
cago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-27
DYESTUFFS BEING HELD UP
Lord Robert Cecil Says Germany Is
RESPONSIBLE,

London, Dec. 24-Answering a ques-
ton in the house of Lord
Robert Cecil, parliamentary under sec
rotary for foreign affairs, said:
In April last the government ex-
pressed its willingness, on the urgent
representations OF the United States
government. not to interfere with the
shipment of dyestuffs already paid for
by American importers.
The German government. however,
apparently has been unwilling so far
10 allow the export of these cargoes
and, as far as | am aware, they have
not been shipped. The arrangement
involved 10 modification of the policy
announced by the order in council and
no such modification is plated"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-27

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-27
SAVED NIAGARA'S BRIDGES
Secret Service Agents Fooled Plot OF
Spy With Explosives.

Ptttsburg, Dec. PA plot to blow
mp the big power house on the Cana.
dian and American sides Of Niagara
falls and to destroy the big Michigan
Central and Grand Trunk information.
al railway bridges was frustrated last
week in Erie. Pa, when the conspira.
tors. alarmed at the %closeness OF gov
eminent secret service agents, dumped
their supply Of high explosives into
the waters OF Lake Erie of Waldemar
Park.