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Yaitur 3. q. Wfellbn, Neip Mid

Yaitpr 3. u. Mellbp, Nen Eid)-
lnn6, Mimi, bar netop llcola9t jim
%irflon1bco / sc Slleur Hiuer OF
Berlin Menigbebcr. ) Den Nnleo-
ming bIcp ser Sen ioe Sllli gipet Ell
sliifeosielt for ban. 30 Sulell
Mcnncifcr bar tilitcoc. Ta'tor y.
e. @ee holot Sclttalcn ON Sornio-
oagcu, % ON Gitcrmioon9en taltc
Tultorcrnc q. i. @asbotten o9
2llcos Gngelitao. Gn @apc blcp
operrnft Den gamIc Trcit ion et Gr-
ficnbtli9hcostegn pnn uelNlort Nr-
bcioc. lnltor Mcllbn err isot / 1913
/ Nrrhcbcn al &riltianiu % blcu
thcplp0iif &anbibnt neo S~rlltinnla
llnipcriitct / 1872. Snn nnfom lnm-
me Mar til Nlmcrifn % bar / alle
biaie i213 Iar betiellt Oct Ianlnle
&nlb / Snlcgnen al Ncm Nldlano,
lon1 ban III frotrpocr ior al Nell-
inn til lin Nlher % Selbreb at trUf-
fc iiQ tlIbage ira Den geiltII8e &lrt-
lonlheo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
Vor9es nve
Panoelsplan.

&riltianiu, Nprgc, Sen Sbe Sllli
Siplge "MorgenblaOet" bar oell nor
ife Hegiering trufiet ct arron1e.
mellt, bporpeb Noripningcr ira Gmc.
rifn pil fi,nne beitlacs tclcgraiiif.
Statcns Observation-Disclosures
bar pprettct ct oiifriclt Geniuabll
rcall, Ser ifnl aicnllenlguo % ccnlll
rerc ole ScleNrammer, % pil ga
rantcrc, at aue Gurer, Noln b~eItllle:
telegraiiif, CT mc,t uoeluffcnbc iol
Norge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
Grfebiifop SuieleY 900.

Gn al Den omerifanif -fotollfc Sir.
fes melt fremragcn0e TrUlnter, Grfe.
biltop / Chicago Stiit SSnnlcs So.
marc G.lliglcp, er ben tObe bs. al.
0aoct pcb Cohen / i'm %roOcrs, go
litinleitcr Soiepb W. S.uiglcp's
Stem / Nodeiter, N. ..
Gen aibpbe GrfebiTp bar fe0t al
irife Sorulore / @unOsbpen Sibumu.
Eropinieu Ontario, Canada, ben
15oe Sftober 1855.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
Nhp. Statsienatur Sepatiun Sso.

Grlcf Scuation, iom / mango Mar
par Ell lremragenoc screenings.
nlono o. Banter / @inoom, Minu.,
% | Here Serminer reprGientercoe lit
SlltrItt / %cgislaturen i0rit ionl
Meolem al Nlliet % iioen iom sc.
major, oeoc iislge "SosIia Siocnbe"
Soraoaa Giicrmiobag / lit @icm,
500 18th Aueunie z. g.. Minneapo.
lis. EQUATION blep - Mar enrumcl,
Non par iebi / Sallingbal, Norgc.
% fom iii Nmerifa / Scgpnhclicl
az 6O.Aorene; ban boebe ier't ell
Sio / e~itberpiae, Gmmet Gpuntp,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
9scprnb pg Smcall.
Spbninln.

Nnlpor 81 Niocu 0pNc / 1T Seem
| Sno irr Sa'inu Sen 3olc ,SllIl.
Nnn unr loot / (cIcmurtcn Ben 2ioc
Glui 1854 % blcp i 1888 TQtrulci
Ill Aitia Nuuo Nmutiou C nopoil.
nrcoc til Nmcrifo / ISL ~ bo'oitc
iia pan en- Gorm her / Gorultnci.
Mra. M}ocn oeNc ior otic 9jor 'locn.
@ citcrloNcr ,iQ ialQcnoc "orn:
Charles. C@,ian; Nira. s. j. Nmto@
ria. Gomroic. Alta, Canada; Y'r>-
:. =. Gprfclion, C2iiou; Mrs. ,<ohI
Scniou, Ceiinn; &ohomc@. 0lcr'
mont, ga: &ohn. GhInoot, N|ont ;
Gle. C2iiou &cQrupcI'cn 'on0t
Sfch ira StopnnNcr strife 'orrl1r
Gir@boQ. Toitor ar. Hpommc Tor
rciicoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
Observation-Disclosures Sibs1rift

er rofonrmet for Moi ntcb folgenbe
Snoholo: Norges Sfibsiort al ".
Sang. SSnofiorbluget / Imcrifa al
Clan Ncool. Norife aplloer al
Mnriunne Hprup. Wteb norlf Stag
/ Geiltrolniicn pg Sibirien al Srion
Glen. Grifitien al Ser Sloi Tor.
gals. @n YlottcniIoger al Gbr.
Grificn. Wooneocn / Nor9e al
Serm. Smitb Ssngebretien. Tro
Imerifos NorbmGno al ". q. u
Carts. Norbmrno Sorben ruuhot.
Wteooelelier fra Noronlalloaforbiln'
oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
Ten 13ce sSuIt 1915.

nor HIT. Scr er nltioo life Gale ON
iiogen Geiie / Ell nGr 1renltio. Com
flollgere me6oelt mpotog Yroies'or
Non'en for Ell 3io iiocn Inmooning
ON at boloe ct Sorcbrng peo en- aon-
ores nnber ltbitilingcn / San Strait
cisco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
&oninl Gope % &mitrn Nti

"""i"i wv w @"'~"
pullfec, fan Sen 16oe SILT tetre
SelubrpQup. Gonlul Houc bar
TO Scrmincr uTrct Sonller az Nor-
oes SopcbprTiioent % par | 1914
Sogens piiiciele ~ll0icnoing til Nor'
&c. Sr. Mope bar puloct bonoe
%cnncr og Ietelie peo i'm brnnl'rl
oQ pinocnoe irenltrrbell, baooc m
ocrl Torretnings. iom Eripotlipct
og nlullgc er De, ionl pco oernc Pm
looming ienoer Den eIlfpTrolgc
@elltlcntnn og bans ligcIau cllfnTr-
oige Nliitru line bcbite &lllener. -
Sr. Mopc er, iom bcfienOt, Nioocr
al 81. Slni. San bar alto pTret
Ell parm Srorclanoaucn. "Scan=
0ia".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
Sneoferltreifen
/ CHICAGO

Sra Chicago meboelcs Sen 10oc.
at DC 10000 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Strcif, iom / omtrcllt TO Muoucoc,
bar lonlnlct @pcns @pggepirfiom.
bco or enot, ioct oct er lpffcDcs al
opruu Ell for iunpcl Nrbcioerlle Jon
IrbciOagiperne tilircoaitillcuoe Sper.
eltafpnlit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
@~ibliptcfar Spritcin Sabr

NonQrc2bibliotcfct ; @~oihinNton cr
netcp pcnot tilbngc ira II Sur til
&eitfuitcn. San pur NcprTicntullt
iii Nmcrican >ibrorp DISSERTATIONS
aonpcntion i @crfclcp, Sal, ira
Sole til 10oc $l,ni, huor opcr 1000
&ibllotcfarcr ira ole GcIe al Son-
SCI par iomIct. Gc>uocn bcieGtc ban
Observation-Disclosures / Sun 6ronci2-
RI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
en- ny Sepne /
UT. Sasien

NcONiuh Sal. ben 7bc NllIi: On
1000 Too IonQ Ncpne cr opiiooct
pou Nun norOliQc zine al Mt %oa
icn ~ ira inn Nuuftcr / Ncrnc
NCunc itronmcr Ser llo 4fd2icr al
NrQ ~ folhc6e Campo.
Seine arotcrct err uuirfiomt %
laocr I'll II hare luffet iig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
ara Sarpnre lluiucriitct uocrarni-

ncrcoc2 / iorri1c llgc oucr 1900 Gle
pcr, hcriblanot mango Sfunolnapcr.
NJ nnritc cllcr horifc Nopnc ices
ipl0cnOc: Nutrlor Of Nrt> Nrebrit :.
Nunicn. Charles =. Tctcr'en, bel1
iiAitc nlcb Gumt. Hauoe, Mnitcr u
Nlrt@ ,<ohu &. NnoericlL Noolph :.
Ghriltcnicn % Shcooor y. McocI,
Goftor Of Tblloiopbp Si9nrh y
Nll2tpCot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
Bryan ON Kris.

Gan Srauciaco, Gal, .. zoe Suli.
Or. StatSniniiter @illiam Servings
@rpan err. at BONNIE eitcr Ell Gale
han formula bolbt pcb Ell @anfct her
ioaa. tiltroos Tor lin Srcospenliabc0
life i Sapsr al "Sreb Tor enbper
Vris".
San por life iaa mesct az Ell
Sremlmier, iaaoe han, at hon troebe.
at al aria funhe iorbinbrcs; mei
ban trceoe, at mango al De arise
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
hilbert Ncllpn / Gau Gloirc, @iS.

hilbert Mclipn / Can Glnlrc, @iS.,
blcu pau Stolcbourocta llbltc Wtf6c
ser / Nncn palgt til TrTiiocnt Tor
%ooroct. Set cr Ell 9Grc Tor ben
norife aoIoui her / @ucn % oct bco-
itc cr. at @ourbet piI inu Ell irpatloa
% rctiinhiN Sormnno, ionl Nil ic til.
at Sfuttcuocrnea Slltercaicr porctn.
Qea iuopcliom SfoIcna. itripcr SIC
iorm". NcIicn cr al goo Sclcnlnrf2.
race.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
Japan oe Ruslano
ilutter Sorbuno

Sra Sonolulll, &nipaii, berettes
Sen 7be Sllli: Sislge ScleJrom-
rner ira Spfip til Der ilofpmmenoc
lnpaileiiifc BLADE or gliilllttclicn al
Ell nm IQinnce nleIlcm Sapan og
Hll5lnno llpr i%oreituaen0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
Splubunc til Sslanb. Wco "a

iiianioiipro" puo iibitr Sur fom Der
eli bigger Splpbouc, Tom Ifal nibere-
~iorienoca til Sr. % Sru q. S%lanb
/ CHICAGO. mcboeIer "Noro. Sib.
@oacn or Ell @apc iro Sireftionen /
ocn norifc Nmcrifolinic Ill oct al
holotc sGatepar / Iulcbning bets
Splpbrplup, icnl icircbes for fort
Sib liocn. &r. Sslonb er, ion be.
ficlot, 2inicus General @citcrlr
Iacnt meo &oucbfontor i Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
EQUATOR g. =. Saurpc 90

Ietrc ira @iulnnr, Wiinn., bar
ltnnict nogcn Gage / Senttlc citcr
lin Silbagcfonrlt ira Spnoocmeoct /
Sun Grnnciaco. SC refer ibng,
Trcooa, MOREOVER til Ilnifo, ifriucr
"gIoib. Noltcn" Tor 2ben ,Sl,li.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
Guninl Wcnbcfc er rciit pau

aoninl |cnDefc er rciit pau eli
SlIr iii Seattle, @oib., % pil
blipc bortc ct Vor Tigers Sib, mcb-
ocIer "Nornnnocn". ..Ser Afrciiell
opcrrofte Nuclla tSrimnlrere hnm ct
nleb en- prrNtlN Claimant ilbiut GmI.
bIcrn ionl Sot ior gcot Nrbeibe. @oll
or Den ulloen her / Nncu blorbt Dem,
ioln bar looct Ell ilig sG~rcabcpia-
nina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
&uninl Maoitcb har aiort "9icn

opnlcrfiom pnn, at Den onliife llb.
~itlllln0 / "Shc %arlco Snoultrics'
Enlncc" life cr lllffet o1 life hor be
RET lllffct, iioen Sliltnillgcn al 9lpril
Maanco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
Nurmnno Nois refer tilbogc ii

Scottle. Scnooa beu 13bc &linl
io0nc Sormanb z. &. Nois Sorrcl
til @or TrcIicrs Meniahco / Gan
Tronciacc, ion ban miolertibig hur
bcilcnt / 10 Nur. San mco Tamit
lien reiitc Scr@baa I'll lit @icm / Sc
ottlc. gSoih. Ncp. II. II. Gnicnth CT
~bcmunoiact til at oucrtoac @cticnil.
ocn al Iulighchcn iuotil Den falbc.
sc Vrclt fonnler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
Yrufesior Nanicn fummer life.

Ct Fripatbrep ira ariitiania mcNoc.
les. at Yrcieeior Nnnieu bcinritipt
hor cpaipet Santcu ON al fonlmc
I'll Mnrerifa mloer DC mipGrcnbe
Scrbolb. Sorub'Gtnineen Tor Ell
Eur berpper bapbe p9ret, at arisen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
Trnnnp / Gnis Cafe.

@ufc, Wtinn.. itripca, at Or. % MRS.
Is. q. Ghriitclicn npIig bar holot
Nrnllup Tor i'm 0nttcr, Winp Nnnc-
liz, % &omorb Mldlmcnb ira Weii
Union, Soma. %ielicn iprrcttcoea al
Taitor Scroee ira minneapolis.
%rubNonmncn er nniut / II. z.
Torcitrp Hllrcnlt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13

Mnbrcae Wrnnc ira Staponoer
hor ionr ta9ct Mo9ilicr9raoen pc>
Nnrpnro llnIpcrlltct % or blct anlot
iom ,SSuitrufter / Sproa peo llni-
pcrlitp oi Hod)eltcr, God)eitcr, u. y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
Gnnoient i Sbculuoicm :. 9

Sohn9hen blep / Senbnas / Snln1o'
mel Strife, Fnitor u. Ssroe's Gnlo,
orbincrct til Nrcit al 6ornlono DR..
Stub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
,1orrcna:K rcnife.

WmIbbrplnp icirchc2 'orlcocn al
Mr.. % Mrs. e. 81. 6iTrcltoo i
@roofin1a 60, z. Gof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13

Al year purse in Common English is
offered at Valdez College, DEBORAH, Iowa.
1t is a preparatory course for 9Th grade
graduates and prospective teachers. The
new catalog tells all about it.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
Ynitur :. !. Ynnolcn blcp iorlc

bcl Gqicpici I'll Wtiia Wtoaie Sronb-
ito0 / Gau Claire. Wia. Eultor
YongIcp pirtcr / Gbouferp, Solf.,
CANADA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13

Granger Te e Spmafine? gus
pennen" or iaa COB Tom noaen anoes
eumafine til ben bctbeIte Era
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
Sburc @nnocriun, iorhcnpo

@citnrcr Tor Nornchlenrnlet / Veloit,
So, bar flcbt iig Siis / Canton, z.
Sat, % ilpttcbc bib iibIte nge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-13
uSfcS. TurItef(osIes Icci=

NmItes ..,.- Is %u u; l ,n,tlt s.n, ., ae CT
Wunb, lom Sormano ct lioet, pel %noltnret
Acknowledgment. Dtuo pore op9ti9 o9 erTas
rem / Sob og So9orbeibe, inobe1attet %ere9=
ming pg "%platen" Srptnin9sorbeloe, 'ant
ppre fulot III op9ti9 til at boaiptere NrbtIoer
ioopel / bet norife iom bet enoellte Spro9.
"Secorab= Soften, Secorab, Soma.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-07

Undoubtedly the Nominations at the
Panama exposition are the finest ever
devised by man." said deputy sheriff
W r. Rawlins. Of San Francisco. The
exposition grounds are a veritable blaze
OF glory at night. and is the one thing
that most strongly impresses the aver
age visitor"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-07
Rev. P.J.Rice Says "Watch-
full Waiting" in Harmony
With Gods Kingdom

President Wilson's Mexican policy Is
in remarkable ha- mony with the ethics
OF the kingdom Of God. Rev. Perry J..
Rice, pastor of the lirst Christian
church, declared Sunday evening "a a
prolOg to his Sunday evening sermon
Rev. Mr.. Rice declared that the latest
note OF the president on the Mexican
situation was not an indication Of the
abandonment Of the policy of 'watchfui
waiting, but was the direct result Of
TINS. policy, the minister said
AFTER some preliminary announce
ments through the press Of tbs country
me text Of the presidents note 10
4e1lean leaders was finally published
SAID Rev. Mr.. Rice. so far as we are
aoIe TO Judge it has met with pretty
general approval in this country. Those
VINO have been critical of the policy of
Watehtui waiting have hailed this note
as an indication Of a change in the
preSldents attitude To me il rather
seems TO be result Of that policy. No
sensible person ever assumed that the
policy Of watChful waiting meant that
he would wait and watch forever. It
mas meant rather a disposition TO be
patient and allow the lfexicans TO woric-
a. lnelr own problem until they should
pe apie to settle il or prove their in
ability to settle il.
Policy Not Succeeding.
70 me presidents note indicates that
he feels that they are not succeeding
very well 1t is vastly important thar
they should had the amplest opportu-
niJy 10 try TO settle their difficulties.
ana II IS vastly TO the credit of our
government that under severe provo
cation we have been willing to be
patient That we have suffered very
much IN many ways no one denies. but
no one can tell how much we insight
nave suffered if we had not been pa
lent 1t IS easy to sum up our griev-
ances under the policy that has been
pursued. and to surmise that some other
pollcy might have worked Gess fnjury.
EVERY one, however. who knows AMI
lhins about the situation knows how
perfectly easy it would have been to
nave followed the older methods of
healing with international questions
and to have been involved i'm war with
Mexico as result It is only a guess
la some other policy could have been
pursued without involving US in war
ana rude guess at that
No sympathy With "Jingoes."
summing up all that we have lost /
pa property and in lives we are safe /
m saying that it does not amount to a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-07
ROAD To HUEC0
PARK NOT GOOD
Ell Pasoans Make One-Day
Tour to Elephant Butte;
Sunday Motor Parties

The road to Hueco Natural Park is
| pretty heavy, according to W. NJ Pet
J ucOlass who, with his sons. drove to
sierra Alta, on the Artesia ROAD, and
returned Sunday, in his Velie.
: The trip carried the party out onto
/ the prairie on the asst side OF Hueco
mountains and through the canyon at
, the foot Of Hueco mountain. After en-
I terlng the mountains and from there
/ on, the roads are good, Mr.. Pettfcolas
stated, and it was a highly enjoyable
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Gorge Beaudett. Mrs.
R. F. Davis and Miss Sue Lattner made
( the trip to Elephant Eutte dam in one
! day They left at , o'clock on Sunday
morning, returning at 10 o'clock that
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Held. with Rob
ert E Hart Of Mexico City. and Mrs.
+ J. Campbell motored to Fabens Sun
day in Mr.. Held's Ford. En- route
home they stopped at Ysleta.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J Williams returned
Saturday evening from trip to Ala
mogor9o, N NJ, having left Friday Mr..
Williams reports the roads in good
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Tatom. Mrs. W. S.
Taylor and Eugene Williams and
formed a party that motored 10 old
Fort Selden. some 90 miles above Las
Cruces, Sunday. The trip was made in
Mr.. Tatom's Ford They found the hot
" CHS enclosed Win fence
Mr.. and Mrs +. +. Sawyer. having
as their guests Mr.. ana Mrs. r. A. Har-
RS, made the trip 10 san Augustine
Pass and back by way Of Las Cruces
sunday in Mrs. SaWyed's REQ.
Gus Momsen and family motored to
Las Cruces and returned Sunday
Dr. c. A. Reinemund drove 10 his
ranch near Anthony in his Hudson car
Sunday.
Lieut.. and Mrs Henry Never have
gone in their Ford automobile TO Fort
Huachuca, n. n. where they viii roiu
the 10Th cavalry. to which Lieut. Never
has been transferred from ting sisla1
corps.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank HadIock. with
their children and Asa Porter. moforel
TO Las Cruces Sunday in their o. kIard T
car, going by way Of the San Augustine Z
pass.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Held. in trei.
Ford car. motOred down the valley t1
Fabens sunday. Ep route they stopped
at the Valley Inn, Nsleta, for luncheon.
and returned for dinner The others in I
Robert Hart.
Eli c. Krupp and Miss Brannett !
rank Mayer mOtOred TO Las Cruces |
Sunday in Mr.. Krupp's Cadillac car. On ]
their return they motored to Ysleta for [
dinner at the Valley Inn.
w h Tuttle, accompanied by his sis |
ter, Mrs W ). TiltCn, and his son.
William futile, have returned from an i
overland trip to Roswell, y. NJ, made in I
Mr. Tuttle's Hupmobile car. In Ros- /
well they We're Joined by another son. /
Joslyn futile, who is a cadet at the i
New Mexico Military. Institute. En- /
route home they visited at Fort Stan 4
ton.
Artie Hemp, in his Chandler car. mo-
tored with a parry Of friends down the 1
valley Sunday afternoon With him
were Burton Fife and Misses Margaret /
Eunton, Ruth BrOyles and Esther Hal
ley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-07
MEXICAN POLICY GODS OWN WAY

: 1.-THE Of what it would have cost US 70
have engaged in war. confess. 1 have
! little sympathy with all the talk thar
goes the rounds about the loss OF our
prestige and our dignity. 1t sounds
too much like the language Of the duel
ISIS OF OLD Some day we shall under
stand, and I believe the president IS
helping us to understand that there 3
a better way TO preserve our dignits-
than to fight flor il.
President Disappointed.
The president is disappointed. doubt-
less, as we all are, that better results
have not followed the efforts of Next
can leaders but there is no fndicafion
IN ms note 10 the ERECT that he REGRETS
giving them the fullest possible ODDor-
tunity TO reduce their difficuIties 70
settlement The note, moreover. means
that he is not even now hopeless that
they viii be able to reach settlement
under the moral pressure that is
brought 10 bear by his fraternal vet
urgent message It seems to me thaf
II IS in the nature OF 4 last appeal and
voiced in language that expresses a
hope that under its urgency they NAV
come TO an agreement.
Moreover, the note pIainly indicates
a determination on the presidents pa-t
10 90 Whatever may seem necessary to
help them to a settlement OF their dff-
uculues II they prove utterly unable
10 accomplish this end themselves. II
the note does not express in specific .
terms just what will Be done let us
remember that it is the utterance of a
man who is seeking to try out to the
limit new policy in dealing with in
ternatiOnaI problems.
Country's Highest Service.
May we not say that the highest
achievement that could be reached by
our government at this time would be
to render a service to the nations that
are in trouble without adding fuel TO /
the flames that are fed all too much BY /
the passions of men. 1 know that those
who have been accustomed to the tlder I
methods Of dealing with difficulties the
presidents method seems weak, II not 4
undignified, but when we consider IL ]
calmly does it not appear to US that /
there is a strength and dignity akin
10 that OF the master himself in patient /
forbearance even in the presence of /
the most grievous wrongs. II is hard 4
to be Christian in a world that has
been unaccustOmed to Christian proce-
dure- I feel like defending the course /
Of our administration, not because I /
think it is infallible. but because It
seems to me to be in remarkable har-
mony with the ethics of the kingdom of /
God There may be errors in detail /
the general course to my mind at least
Is noble and lofty and I believe that 1
Christians generally should endorse it"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-07


Mr.. Johnson came to II PasO I'M 1872
from Roswell, y NJ. where he was
manager for four years for Jaffa.
Prayer * Co, the largest mercantile
concern in the Pccos valley. For the
last three years he has ben office man
ager OF James l. Mari & Co, Fl Paso'5
Vel known real estate and insurance
firm.
Mr. Johnson in his new capacity OF
office manager for the McClintock Co.
ADDS one more expert TO the efficient
force of FL PasO's great out door ad-
NerIislnE concern and guarantees TO
Inc many customers Of the McClintOck
90. even more perfect service than they
have received I'm the past Mr. John
son invites his many friends to meet
MN IN his new position and tdspermit
him to show them through = the Nc
Cilntock's plant which is the largest
outdoor advertising and sign manufac-
turing plant west OF Chicago.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-07
MANY RESPOND To CALL

Requests, for the payment OF budget
fund subscriptions. recently sent out by
the chamber Of commerce. are meeting
with a ready response IN the letter it
is pointed out Fhat the heavy travel
west has resulted in bringing many
distinguished visitors to FL Paso and
that this has caused extra calls on the
fund.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-07
MEXICAN HAS WOUNDED ARM,

Santiago Garcia received medical at
tentiOn at the emergency hospital sun
day morning for a severe cut which he
received on his left forearm and which
he was unable TO account for.
He told the police that he had been
drinking the night befOr and had no
recollection OF how he was injured
The wound had been bandaged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-07
BAILEY SCHOOL. BOYS
ARE DECORATING BUILDING

Boys or the manual training depart
ment Of the Bailey school are earning
vacation money working as decorators
at the school
The interior Of the Bailey school IS
being redecorated under the direction
of J. C. Worthington and he has en-
ployed a number of the manual training
boys who were taught TO decorate as a
part Of their school work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-07
AWNING FIRE SUNDAY,

A canvas awning on the Spence
building, at Second and Statnon streets.
caught fire about 10 o'clock Sunday
morning In some unknown manner. 4
still alarm was sent in and the central
IRE company responded. When the
fiEemen arrived the fire had been ex-
tdnguished with a garden hose with
small damage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-07

THE CITY OF Ell PASO WILL PAY
NO BILLS CONTRACTED FOR HY ANY
PERSON WHOMSOEVER, UNLESS
DULY AUTHORIZED BY WRITTEN
ORDER OF MR.. Z. w. HATGHT- CTrX-
AGENT.
Adv TOM LEA, MAYOR.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22
Tramen SiIfsDerein
Ses S.-A. 1914-'15 6ilfsfomittees,

Sn Ser Iebten geriommIing oes
0amenpereins oeS 0eutiA. Mmerifani-
ihen SilfSfomittees Die out beiuht
mar, ipiiroe cine @inloOung 0es Sen
'trol Gereins, Den Delltihen Gag NIT.
5ufeiern, init 0onf angenommlen. Nit.
.6eroem batten it'd idon einige @ereinc
idlriftlid nocr miinnlih bereit erfIdrt,
an Dem eroBen 8nsndr m~it5nbeLien.
|Gs mlirOe Ger @oriAIag geipadJt. bis
81 Der nad)iten gerlnntmlltia 8u mar
ten, itIlt ieocnl Tereiu @elpgenbeit 81
aeben, feline Nnlidlt Oariiber 81 oll.
BERT.
ga nod bon oent IeBtetl u&uunnogc
Sole Saden iibrt9 limo, lultr6e be.
idIoilen, I'M 5riibIiHg ndhlten Sab.
res mieoer einea 81 DeranItnlteh. Dos
aomitee miro unter Der Biibrung not
6ralt 90. 0Icemsfn mo Srou sc.
|2in5bah iteben.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22
GliaiIer @erein.

Sn Scr lebteu Merchandising beg
GlidllPr 8eYins mIg 5lpei neise
Aaitgiie0er uitfgenonnieii in0 5lDaf
Die f~oIqenoen Screen. Gbas. 6. GbeI
nno Wiihael Gbrbarot. Weit Sreuoer
begriiBten Der @oritono lomie Die Ser
einsmitglieoer Die nelten 4nfommIin-
ge. Der @erein mdhit, menn aud
langiant 10 bod iider on. Der Sci
trag fir oen 8ereinsfolenoer murDe
sur 3oblltng iibermielen.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22
Nus Den @ercinsfreiicm
y5ramen.6 ilfsuerein bes 9cntidcu
Mniienhanies".

Sn ser Iebten @eriommlung Oes
acknowledgements oes 0eutlhen
@aiienbalries fam Elm BON 6rou Bar
tbel geihenfter un0 bon ibr eigenbGn.
Dig perSierter Shirmit1noer CUR Ser
Ioiung, wopon @err granotitdot oos
@eiteG ongefertigt bate. Ger benei.
oensmerte @elpinner mar SEER s.
aorr, Dem oitrh Die @Iiidsnummer
.9S Elm niiblider uno biibiher @egen-
itono 3u tell murOe.
Ser erip1bnte SdirmltGnOer brah-
tie Die Sltmme bon $50. ole gum 8e.
item Der Anitalt Gerlpenoun9 finoet.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22
SeiienbarmitGoter &ranfen llutcritiik-
nngs-Gcrcim.

9lm Mittmod 9(beno, sen 20. Otto.
Der, bate Der Observation-Disclosures
lnterltiibiingsnerein in 9orl
Salle Wonatsberiommlnng
Negen Rrantbeit Oes Brdlioenten 6errn
Gmil Spain fiibrte 0err 81. 9eilltein
Den 8oriib uno SEER SSobn Meininqer
fungierte ais SNriftfiibrer. Die lib
liden Angelegenbeiten wnroen erie
oi9t ltnO oonod) ihloB Ole @eriomm.
LUNG. Cine gemiitlihe 0ohiitung
folgte.