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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
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BON 9ouiS 9lOelburg, 9tr. 5l5, 9ioro-
@ap. Strabe, brnb geitern 9l6cno ouf
@eiie Elm 6eier ans, Oas
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battc oic Slonnen raid unteroriidt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
Pins Sentidlen gereinen.


jGbrIide @eneralOerionmlung
ino 9eoutenmnbl. - Gie bisbe-
rigen @eonten nit 9lusnabme
oes SefrctGrs wieoereriudblt.-
@enerolperianunlilng oeS 6rouen.
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foil. 9}adb Grleoiguug Der laufen-
oen @ei1Gfte lpitroen oie Gin[aoun.
gen oes DGeltiden 9rie9erbunoes"
ltuo oes yllnobb6ngisen 9iirgerOcr,
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puroe sur geonltenpobl geidlrittcn.
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So6re lang feline @fli1ten SIR all
gemeinen 3ufrieoenbeit perrihtete,
lebnte cine @icoererpd6lung o6 iuO
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S6otneiiter SEQ Sdneioer iuuroea
Der glffonotion rpieoercrludblt.
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Eie @oritclhlng oes G6eateruer.
zines n9ledor" inn ,@oitbaus sur ge-
miitbliGen Shinoe" ouf 9ocnit-
%oint weroen BON iebt al nidt mcbr
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Oes gereins, ein 6eionocrs reihbolti.
ges uuO pielucriprebcnOcS 9Sro-
gorum 5uionimengcitelt, peldeS
iiHcrlih ocn geifoll Ser 3uborer
finocn miro. ltnter 9(n0crem miro
oos Stiid Sic 3eritreuten" 5lr
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oes Geutihen S6eotcrs in wNIl.
6augb's 2pceim" am mor9i9en
9l6eno, ioipie om @littuod SIbeno
wir0 Die u93edar S{apelle~ inter
2eitung ibreS &apellmeiiterS Dor.
ner oie Wlniif ousfiibren.
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lung oes Gomenbereins oeS uDelit'
lden Wlilit6r .Tereins, 5u mel6er
iid sic W1itgIieoer iiberouS 0oblreidi
cingefunoeu botter, wuroe neben Der
Grlcoieune onoerpeitieer 9ioutine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
0cmrp Glarf's 3nftuuO.

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scr nSomoro.S .SiotionoIbonf@ an Der
Gdc BON &omdro. ltn0 6aDcttesStry
pelher felt ldneerer 3eit I'M vSotel
9elbeoere~ idmer franf oornie0cr
lieot, befuOet iib ouf Dem Ncae Ser
8eiicrlln9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
8nm gelten Oer a6rei9 gIir gOeietp. =

0os Gonite, pelAes 6um 9eiten
Der ,iSrci6 S(ir 5ocictu~ cine Gbeo.
ter.Gorlte0ing arroneirt, miro beute
@ormittug I'M Seini 0es uGitD Club"
i'm N3inleD. @ebGuOe inter Dem 9or-
iis bon Srou s. @. 9Sutts, cine
Sierue baIten. Cur gluffiibrlng
miro oos Stiid nIbe Belle Of Bono
Street" oeloneeu. Ole Ebcaterbors
ltellunocu finoen om g., 3. uno a..
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itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

+, eongreB 9l6georoncter G6os g..
SSIppoog BON Morplono unO GongreB-
EVaeorOneter @m. s. Sgoc bon @lii'
;sur mareu in Ser geitrigen Ser
EIunmhmo oes ngaten Sroens Ser %i.
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z & DER 6ronfliniiroBe itattforo, Die
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11


tirt, lporiu Dem cneliir6cu @eionoicn
@rant Gufi sur 9Qit aelegt puroc.
perlangt 5ii baben Dob ibm sic Gele.
hnfeuitation anf Dem ct @ott6or0
fiir Die arieaS3eit sur Gerfiiglno ge.
ltellt meroe Dtlumebr meloet iidl
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fes @r beiBt eopin Gmerion, elm
Gberitlieiitenaut I'M eriten gfep.Yor.
fer 6elOortillerie Hcgiment itel
pertretenOer General 9Ioiutant.
gmerion, Der 3lr 3eit ais ariegs.
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alO~ in GeutidIan0 neilt. bat ouch
ais SdriitiieIler einen gitenglomen.
@merion ihreibt Der DSSranfilrter3ei.
hrng" einen lGnaeren 9riei porin
es in 9e5ug alf oos Cement oeS
ifpei5eriibeu politiihen Ieparie.
mrnts beiBt:
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meinem 9rieie Oen sic iiingIt peroi.
ientlidt baben, auf Gbatioden bern.
ben, nno Dab ih 6ereit bin lpenn MS.
tbig, Die @obrbeit meincr 9ebaup.
tnugeu, ioUeit lie III eben ieucn9rieie
entboIten iino, mter @io 5u be3eu.
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Sdmei5er @un0eSratb in @erleaen
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mem engliiheu GipIomaten in ser
u6ranffurter 3eitung" peroffentlidt
miro, ober OaS oiirite founl einc ae.
niigen0e Nehtfertigung ieiu, meiuen
wa6rboiteu @rief ii6er oie Sadc oils
refine @rfinorng 81 be5eibnen.
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ser elmer uniercr Solooten 5un
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Elm sur 9emohuna zines Trnbtbin.
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poroen
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6orm Oie man ouf fron5oiiHerSeitc
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pdblt BOT. bat in oeutihen &reiien
oic 9lnertennna aefunoen. oie man
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oas vGIirten" niht
Ioifen.

9onooL 10, Sanuor 6iini
prominente Tomeu ser Qonooner @e.
ieaidoit welhe ih in elmer @obl
t6dtiafeits : 9Q3iiiion an sic 6ront be.
acben 6otten imo gang ploeIid 3u.
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ole Sale per6iroert oaB iih aepiiic
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ofrifoniiteu ariege norfomcn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08
DRIVING IN THE CAR TRACK
WEARS OUT SIDES OF TIRES

1t Is remarkable how few motorists
realize the danger Of running their
tires IN the car tracks" declares r.. $
wilson, Of the Goodyear Tire and R1Ib-
Der company. 1T is true that a car runs
easier and the jolts to the mechanism
are greatly reduced But il is sxpcn-
sive comfort There is no quicker way
Of running tires
The tread of a tire is the thicIzest
part because there the greatest wear
taxes place The sides have a thinner
wall Of rubber to protect tie fabric.
Now when a tire is run in the car tracks
the wear is concentrated on the side ~
the tread and the side walls The con-
slant contact Of the tire and the inside
surface of the rail cause. abrasion or
wearing away of the rubber The rail
soon cuts through and ruins the tire.
This practice OF running in the car
tracks is also a common fault among
drivers Of solid tire trucks"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

KEEP VALVE CORE WASHERS.
Two or three removals of the valve
core VIII ruin the small rubber washer
that retains the air. Have new ones
on hand.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08
CAR PURCHASES INDICATE TOURS
FOR Fl PASOANS WILL BE MANY
Number of Sales in Ell Paso During the Past Week Is
Record Breaking, More tina so Having Been Made;
Fine Car Goes to Juare z; New Jitne Studebaker
Is Coming; Cars Fire Damaged Disposed of.

, a five passenger six to c. 7. Turney
{ and a similar model 20 J. 4 IsaacS
both OF Las Cruces, and placed another
l order for another customer at rfesilIa
Park
c. E. AIcNamar, 1901 Alamogordo
| street, outside foreman for the Tri-
State Telephone company. has invested
in a Ford runabout
=
! c. E. Whorton,v Of the Rio Grande
4 Cattle, Loan & Trust company. is using
J a new-seven passenger Studebaker six,
( purchased this week from the Elliott
! Garrett company.
A. Naudin & Bros. have purchased a
| Ford delivery car for the Paris bakery.
a Studebaker four touring car was
I purchased this week by I. A Boyd from
the Elliott-Garrett company.
]. n Widen. 11O7 East Missouri
: street, has purchased a Ford runabout
The Buquor MOTOR company reports
the sale Of a Maxwell % to Cody Ben
nett. a Las Cruces attorney. Mr.. Ben
neuts brother recently purchased a
Maxwell
The watson Grocery company has Sc
cured delivery of 1900 pound Stude-
baker truck
Dr. G. W Bruner was among the pur-
chasers Of Maxwell touring cars this
week.
Raymond Horne, master mechanic of
the Maxwell factory, was a visitor here
this week.
The International Motor company re-
PORTS the sale of a five passenger
Buick 81 to L. J. Eiyet, $3.50 Alameda
The Dawson Fuel Sales company has
purchased a Buick CA roadster.
Mrs d. Blake has purchased a Max
Well touring car from the Buquor Mo-
tor company.
The Oakland Auto Sales company re-
ports the delivery Of an l. II. c. truck
TO the Western Transfer & Storage
company The new model I. H c.
than the old models
James J Roberts Of Silver City pur-
chased an Oakland 6-49 seven psssen-
ser car from the Oakland Auto Sales
company this week
Gaspar Giron of san Elizsrio, Tex,
purchased an Overland touring car
from the FL Paso Overland company on
Tuesday
" r Buchanan. subagent for the
Overland at Silver City. was in the
city this week to take back an so
roadster.
Watkins Brothers of Deming. report
the sale Of an Overland touring car to
a customer there.
D. z. Doane purchased a HupmobiIe
five passenger car from the Lone Star
Motor company last Saturday after
N L. Naquin, Velie distributor. was
IN Silver City this week and reports i
the sale Of four cars-a AS touring
model, a combination fire truck, a
Nelie Biltweu six roadster and a four
ton Velie truck
On their way TO san Francisco from
New Orleans, La. Andy Crews and J.
\ johnson Of New Orleans, were in
leans on April 10 in the formers Stude-
baker six and are making a leisureIy
trip They report the roads as excel
Another trauscontinental touring
party are in the city this week, con-
sisttng Of John J. Mcqueen, his wife
and daughter. who left Pittsburg, Pa.
IN Studeoaker six on April 5, bound
for san Francisco. They were recon-
mended 10 the BorderIand route and
stated that they had no trouble what
ever, either from bad roads or engine
trouble the roads being very good" all /
the way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08
mother transcOntinental

Another trauscOntinenta1 touring
party are in the city this week, con-
sisting Of John J. Mcqueen, his wife
and daughter. who left Pittsburg. Pa.
IN StudebalSer six on April 5, bound
Tor san Francisco. They were recon-
mended 10 the BorderIand route and
stated that they had no trouble what
ever, either from bad roads or engine
trouble, the roads being very good" all
the way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

J. A Reames, subagent for the FL
lictt-Garrett company at Mesilla Park,
reports a strong demand for Stude-
bakers in that district He delivered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

A Ford touring car was delivered
this week TO DR.. Paul Gallagher. 3O4
Trust building. This is his second
Ford.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

On their way TO san Francisco from
New Orleans, La, Andy Crews and J.
n Johnson Of New Orleans, were in
the city this week They left New Or
leans on April 10 in the formers Stude-
baker six and are making a leisurely
trip They report the roads as excel
lent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

E P Kepley q Co. purchased a Ford
runabout from the Tri-State Motor
company this week and James Nun
sey, a salesman for the Kepley. concern.
also took a runabout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

n l. Naquin, Velie distributor. was
in Silver City this week and reports
the sale Of four cars-a AS touring
model, a combination fire truck, a
Nelie Biltwen six roadster and a four
ton Nelie truck.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

A. ". Baylyss. of the Cadillac, head
quarters staff, was a visitor in FL Paso
this week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

Carl s Reeves, of,the Elliott-Garrett
company, left FRIDAY. morning on a
demonstrating trip TO Silver City with
a Studebaker four.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

The American Lumber company has
purchased a second Ford touring car
from the Tri-State Motor company for
the use Of its sales staff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08
UnmistakabIe Signs Needed

livery one OF those roads should have
a definite marker AT every eros. ROAD
Every road leading in and out Of Chi
eago should have the same markers
When the autoist, or the driver OF
morse venice, or any one else is on
the Elgin, Crown Point south Reno
harrington, St Charles. Waukegon'
Green Bay, Sheridan, Milwaukee OF
other roads, he should be able to Know.
1t by unmistakable markers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

D. Z. Doane purchased a Hupmobfle
live passenger car from the Lone Star
Motor company last Saturday after
noon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

Lee Vaughn has purchased a Ford
touring car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08
All Roads Have Names.

Ut, II the gate post is not numbered,
ne drives ahead until he comes To the
tlrst cross road. which he finds by the
sign post Is Lafayette turnpike On
he goes TO CORVALLIS road. proceeds
via this road to De Kalb highway. He
passes Anderson, Argyle. and a score
OF other roads and is soon at home re-
jOicing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13
''Beck's" Amen Corner
BY @BECK.p

CHARLIE DOLL, who used to sling
the gloves under the stage"
name Of Charlie Duffy" is back in
Fl Paso after an absence of five
years and while he is following the
job of steeplejack, he wants to get in
touch with some promising boxers
and act as their trainer and manager.
He has been handling the training
camps for some well known men
since leaving the Pass City.
= =
I UDERUS got three hits in Tues
days worlds series game. That
rather makes up for the three strike
outs the previous day.
X X
NEXT game in the city champion
ship series takes place at Rio
Grande park on Thursday afternoon
and another good crowd should be
in attendance.
Joe RIVERS against any boy Of
) class should be a real attraction
BAL II SUN q BgAA - aAAGAAkEus LAE
club should see that the bout is
across the river for the boxing fans,
staged in the afternoon.
\
"D0C" WHITE is carded for his re-
lease as manager of the Yer
non team in the Coast league and it
is also stated that "Cap" Dillon will
lose his job at the head of the Los
Angeles club. Another report says
that Harry Wolverton is due for his
release at San Francisco as he is too
expensive a manager. John ]. Nc
Closkey has had letters from sew
eral prominent baseball men, asking
if he would accept a managerial
position in the Coast league and it
would be no surprise to find Honest
John" getting a nice offer from one
of the three clubs named. McCloskey
is a real FL Pasoan now and it is
doubtful whether he would accept an
offer from Al Baum's circuit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13
SOLDIERS WIN LONG CONTEST. 81;
BATTLE Goes THIRTEEN INNINGS
Wilson Leyva Engage in Sensational Pitching Duel
With Honors to Army Finger When Pete Weakens
After Four Extra Innings; Darnen Hits
Home Run in Mir tn and Ties Score.

TITLE GOTH INFANTRY defeated the
Puritys, Tuesday afternoon, IN
= the sixth game Of the city cham
pionship series between the pennant
winners of the Commercial and Army
circuits and the Rio Grande park pa
irons had a chance to witness the most
exciting contest of the series and one
CT the best of the whole season II
took Is innings of fast ball for the
soldiers to get the decision over tne
bakers, the final score being 10 l.
Big Pete Leyva was on the slab FOR
the bakers and Pete pitched a wonder
ful game for u innings, but weakened
in the 18th He has not been pltchlnS
regularly this fail but has been used
in the Outfield for his hitting Pete
stood up against the soldiers until the
fatal 18th and then they hammered MIN
hard.
Wilson Fans Il Bakers.
Wilson, who worked for the soldiers
was just a little bit better than Leyva
and both men pitched as good ball as
mas been seen in any game in the
series. Wilson got credit for q strike
outs in Is innings while Leyva made
Is soldiers Whiff.
The soldiers got the first tally and
It looked like a 10 victory In the
eighth, the bakers started using pinch
hitters and Pedregon, Fisher and Og-
den all got a chance at the offerings
OF Wilson in that inning This neces-
STATED a shift in the fielding positions
IN the ninth
DarneII Hits HOmerun.
In the last of the ninth. with two
gone. DarneIl connected with one Of
Wilson's fast ones and pOled the ball
TO the outfield for four stations. The
homer tied the score and extra innings
were necessary
Neither pitcher showed any signs OF
webbing until the 18th and then Leyva
broke. Wilson's triple opened the way
10 the scoring and Grille came along
with a single which sent the army
pitcher across the pan with the win
ming tally A couple Of errors, an in
field hit and a pass added to the
slaughter and the soldiers got five
runs in the inning. In their half, the
bakers proved easy for Wilson
Fourth Win for Soldiers.
The victory for the soldiers gave
them four games Of the six played
Two more victories will cinch the city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13
eHAEE OFF THE CLUTCH
OF DANGEROUS RHEUMATISM


Rheumatism may mean not only the
suffering Of the present, but COM
plete breakdown from which there
may be no recovery.
1t must be borne in mind that Rheu-
matism Is a blood trouble and IN its
early stages. is not necessarily &C
companied by pains shooting through
the joints and muscles, nor by swol-
len joints, nor outward indications
beyond q slight numbness in the limbs
and pains in the back. This very fact
may luIi the sufferer into believing
that the disease is Of a temporary 10
cal nature. caused by a slight cold OF
sleeping in draught In many cases
this is but the beginning Of the dis
ease, which, if not taken in time,
will grow rapidly worse until
the result will be Rheumatism
in its most Tirulent form It is well
to sound the warning and impress
upon every one that these slight indi-
cations should be given prompt, Wig
Orous and careful attention, for they
denote that Uric Acid is present in
the blood and unless eradicated
viii work rapidly until it has contain
mated the entire system. These
symptoms, mild in the beginning,
gradually grow worse. The zifment
temporarily relieved by liniments and
blistering viii finally fail to respond
TO these treatments for the reason
that acid in the blood cannot be Grad
icated by them It will soon cause
excruciating pains in the joints, mus
cles and limbs. 1t Will cause chronic
stomach troubles, bad digestion and
torpid liver. The blood will become
so debilitated from being impregnated
with the Uric Acid poison that the
whole system is liable at any time
TO break down. While not necessa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13
Lamar Thomas Makes High
Individual Score in Com
petition at Y. M. G. A.

An alI-round athletic test or
2entathlon. consisting Of five events.
was held at the Y. NJ c. A gym Mon
day evening as a part Of the regular
class work The events were running
high jump, standing broad jump, Is
foot pole climb. potato race and chin
ming or pul-ups. No new records were
made but some good work was done
Tor an opening event
The highest individual score was
made by n Lamar Thomas with an
average mark Of 90 2-5 percent; Harvey
Logan was second with So; G. Biefer,
third, with IS 2-5. and R D. Lorenz
fourth with Sc SIS. The Y. N c. A
emblem viii be given TO these men
and three others, W Atl1esOn, n. SEQ
field, and O. Becker who made over
50 percent
EmhIems Offered Throughout Year.
Throughout the year these emblems
will be given to all men making an
average Of so percent in class athletic
work
The best records in the various
events were as follows:
High jump George Biefer, five feet;
Broad jump, Leroy Pickens, nine feet
six inches;
Pole climb. Hervey Logan and L.
Pickens tied with 3 Is seconds;
Potato race, l. Piclzens, II 3-5 sec
onds;
Ginning the bar. N scofieId and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-13

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