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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23

Chicago. Sept. @as-~~Aapeai ar Gsfeaf
arsfaans priv eunnaiT fraEn ttsa de-
eissur af tile admiralty nr,ge euurr
which has ar-tarssd seizea aver 81. gislas-
aeia worth Of meat earsness viii ae fsl-
lnWati as ttasssseFtas tSfafs tina state ei.e.
aartanans aratssts tase astaun an tila
sgx,anu eilasg III iss o violation nj insarua.
tatasaaa lssS aast a aitlw IN tina fraaeiuin
al tl,a seas as eantanaetI ag P~ssiIiaat
Ntlsom These we're tiie two APPS Az
eislsst ON ny Ghisaga hackers VIVA wssrs
aariasS aiF IN taie shin seizure asses.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23

Washington, Sens, 3D. sxssama ITS
pleasure ever taia British nrsaa court
decision eaaEisaastng ssis. 1au.4Ua worth
ri Aanesscasa aaass asrvastss admins.
uassen circles, Whether a ssiural arsa-
tasa viii ae nassiss av tina ssaaa depart
useas ,iap aris assan saia injured aaaeri.
Gaa sasnnars. tattsciass arisaisas Id
matsau that sila deeislnn was aI great.
DIPLOMATIC Importance, AS affecting
public saassmaaa In the assossasaaaa4
Cor atoaaiipasAaa oi Esglanss's arxsar IN
cssaasla
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23
eomp4isary Arms sscS,ee lni,kaly.

Nav Yurk.. Sept, 4lA statement
~ Representative sianas hay of Nir>s
xlnla. chairman Of tlas hoslsa sommiss
tao an military Affairs. IN shlah ha
aaa,ressa,i the neiiaf thai congress
wosilsi not tasoranis consider ans isg.
isanlana looksng tas aomnalaory mills
taars sarssea., VAS given aaf here by
the National SECURITY ieagaa.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23

Nav FORK. Sanr. 2n.---sSawrnau Erslg
inaacter ANU railroad raor-gar,Izers.
wilu SWALLOWED twa pniaan tablets av
mistaaa Tuesday. in reported tn M
resting goHniluHsaniv.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23
rasasaeed xesse. ~ aesel,ed.

Laslsian, Sept as,-~rha British tsnrs
steamer san Lafarsno vhleh WAS 10.
paresd as tarpadn.d ana sum- ny a
Submarine, has naaa nssinhasi. 40.
o0rsilng to Llogds,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23

For a really fine cn-ee 1t q mod
sraEa price. drink Dsnisor's Seminole
Grand. 35e the h.. In sealed Gals.
Gully cue merchant In each town
sells Seminole. &c your grocer isn't
the one, write tie Denfso1 Coffee Co.
Chicago, ter souvenir and the lame
Of pour Seminole dealer.
Buy the ! 10. Canister Can for s. ID.
ADV
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23

! DISPUTED POINTS.
Erc~esef-rass ard others ~c4let
, exclude munitions frcsrs esEcr-s
20 &c said fer ~ lean.
Commission insists on incla2c-
inS rrarisiens
American tipaneiers ssIit on
this nci1e.
Commissions ~cuIc aass RUS
sis aar<istEass.
; 5anksrs Aisis 60 deal ~itis Sus.
sia direct.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23
HILL SAYS LOAN
W|LLSAvE MARKETS
o 9 C. LAsES SiALioA DOLLAR
DEAL Mrrrs ALLIES CERTAIN
TO 81 GRANTED.
REFUSAL. WILL HURT NATION
Railroad sfagsaks Ssitsratsa EsTaG.-
tssarsens Of Credit Msars Markets.
ing af aou.ano,nro wasas Sur.
zsaa This Wear.

Chicago. Sept, sl-~Isames + EiilJ
upon his ARRIVAL here said The biz
lion~esaiiar loan sought By the Anglo
Erensh financial commission lis GER
tain eo be grantsst Such is ans epiGtr
tun. It il pussihI.s that fs might net
come up to ttls bill3cnsaoiiar mark
originally sec. bur the. negotiations toe
the, establishments OF the credit are
bound to aa. successful In iss quess
tian ga prataeting cur marasts with
us. III taa loan should be refused we
wauisi ind they euitid !get alang nstef,
better without us than wa eesthi with.
out them
Mr., hill paused IN Ghieago on his
WAY back ba st PaGil from New Verb,
where he has been eaanainnlng eaa
eaasa ct the snglo- French commits,
sion. he spent the day at the eouEa-
try Residence OF T. Ogden armour III
LaRe earsst, ana at tho G'hicaga clln.
where he dtnad, before taxing a train.
eor hrs hama agtd exnaandad his views
On tne question Of tfa hiIiian,dtsIlar
hoas.
Must Find wheat Market.
IT ID a marketing question: ragfsa4
ratad Mr. Esil. With It's Id fir stnply
the matter Of having sGmstting txs SELL
AMI finding customer for our saasies
lt IL the simple everyday ma ter at
buyer AMI seller THINK Of III. we will
have d 4slu, oaasN0 wheat smralus this
year Wa must etnd a market sar that
or suffer disaster In will be far bet
tsr fssr an ea sell Id On credit than tu
stare IN fp asr,f Sct aur markets go TN
smash.
Il saw Eais thing canning so lays
aga. why, this year All recartis ter
grain production ian the Unite,i ssatas
have been axeesfed The ss,gsts.
French commission has come here
with 4 proposition tiiaf we giva than
credit Give ksfa loan anu we save
our markets, Decline I'd grant it and
I shaf snaia haapant
Big sarnius at Farm Products.
Why they wuuitt simply gu else.
where Ia gar THAR grain. They e,aalsi
ges MI they heed cram luiia. .aggen.
TINA and CANADA. Thay euuif get nj
least 5sfasaaaaa0. bushels. They could
I ssae at least enuagii 10 tire them over
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23

No man Is afflicted wirh the Lisve
germ if ha doesn't act ffsolishIy
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23

The expedition WIS undertaken ay
Ssefaasson To test the theories which
had been set forth Ag Cr Nanaen AMI
others that the gnaXgiareti portion af
t1a Arctic ocean lis deep basin viz
EIaIiy devoid af land Other expierars
had asserted that land at considerable.
area lay undiscovered there.
Tass southern wing OF the expedition
is pursuing It's scientific wQrk i'm the
Mckenzie delta and reports ue mjshnB
eseept the daahh at Engineer Daniel
Blue Of the power boat Alaska. This
is the EiGa death asncng rliet m,arl hers
Of the expedition. Eight man periahad
an the ice while trying t1 REACH ATrau.
gel island and another accidentally
shot aasf killed himself Glare. Another
in the YEekauzia COUNTRY went us;,gle
wtllle lest and committed su. eide bg
Shooting
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23

kHS NrNfI-FFa@s NFsss
What Gist they do when that speak.
EASY caught fire.
Sent IN a still alarm
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23
GERMANS FIGHT on
SERBIAN FRONTIER
FRENCH AND BRITISH REACH
llrrIE slAv KINGDOMS TO
AID I'M DEFENSE.
TEuToN DRIVE TO HELP TURKS
Rattle Near Hesorasfe To Relieved as.
sseaana VI Aassrc-cesm March
te Relieve 0stsmans-~.Rsvest I'm
csnssanstnepls Feared.


ss"aa"s w @SssfS~eesA&n "aRsa
- Relieve osse"sans-"asssv In
csnssansEnopis Fearea.
lenson. sert 2@.~~easssTsa eas LEI
q Ne SAe~ tAas al restrsessens
against ths passage OF scoas through
that eeaatFy to rsrses have been re-
FNessd. aesfans scssFprsssssen Vt iris
ssstemsnt n THAT Bulgaria nas asnatss.
~ Ssesaea ~ ATTY hsfseH ~ssh Ger
saAry, Austria and Tarhsy.
Car FsraaaAna Oh aaasarsa ne~-
sssrs assafsd tssesTs Of tae epsesssaen
ta tA& 0aieATaAa passsawsHt wfse faseF
ths esaaracas entsats taas bulgaria
AAs net eenAssssssa hsrssn 10 ssshsF
saas and that no Aessss ssH % saksa
astAeat esrssstlns passaamsas
~g
Leaaoe. Sept ~ The hrss ogSaeAai
ssss VI the presence ef Gsraaaa sFecps
- fae svfeaaAA sfeasaef MAS M'aAis Fespr
&C W snS RoaseMsRS stassAsasas ~ shs
@s1aaaa "aF oass
- 80 as'as - $3.50 = - - -.
Asss ssSasaa aasaaaSs' vas@ds@ - ]at'
sN sSfesssa Pesssssaas ss'1sh ~ saS fssS
1881 y. 80 - 'aaA'Ns se'as'1s'1ss
=. AS S'V - sh@
va hHs aassssSss nAV "ss sA'saesS'a'
Fssson Drive csa8ss
Tae announcement ~ nsdtsssa 70
pEssa9s tne tonS expected fssaGeu
sftse safosa&fa s'sfsiA aaStak tef hs
ehleet IDS FelaeA ~ the fafAS
s*uastasaFf&a ~ ofa ehs sefeiaa stae
VI tbs S@Feoe asAiassrissa oefasf. ~
commands aa@ railway AsssaaAas ffoae
shs hungarian essfesf ~ thts PROVISION
Al Serbian easefsa1 ~ Nhsh
Premier Pashfeea ea ssFska. n an
nsAeFst@w hss6 week a@isiH1 ss$as &8sr
tfsNessrussan sroo6s we're ssaaaS e9sa'ssa.
snaesd slsA9 the Serbian RsonefsFs fse
sail that Astfsaua nen ws'aaId De re-
assHea Co ~s@a saksuaps 70 Dew PAIN
snreuah ths mountainous seEfasR ek
tbs NfeAe 6ai2AR Afa&asaa
wrsn@h ard Rrielsh I'm Sefsfa
Id III kne@u THAT Aaah ETtsish and
~ aid iss ms defense,
a Ssalenaea Dispatch says thar tIaa6
Pasha In q F,siaaDest newspaper De.
slanes that ths Tsareo, aaalaariaa a.
cord CREATES q new palssipal and uiil
sary slaaa1ien la the Balkans.
NE aeliaxe Rosannaaia will take q
,,oslaio.a ee9osal 10 the esaeral pew.
ers,s he saad. .nna hape that Greece
viii not attack as.
gpnslatieas la censtaaaiaopla are
rspprtasl sts ess growing WORSE I'm news
reaenlux here nresn sssaeal solress.
Il ,lsspaheh from Nome saws that
the rusaish elsrsy ar~ behaved TO DE
preparla.x for revolt aasalaasE the
xouux rarlss. a.,1xar 9ash.a and sass
csssnaas.
ruraa Slaughter 500. eco.
l.oad.sn. sept. at --~N tseoatst Bryce,
fssgnasis British auaAassasier 10 the,
United StaEes, has sent a psaa that
Ar,asls,sa ers no stop thss slnaaghAes oil
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23

DEVELOPMENTS I'M ---
S&LAIGA 01GZaS LOAN

AMOUNT o. LOAN
Nslf a4fTiG-. or mare.
Cssansai SsloT seess salii1-. a.
a5titets ard naES
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-09-23
STEFANSSON SAFE;
FINDS NEW LANDS
ExPl oRER LOST FOR YEAR AND
HALF SENDS MESSAGE
TO GOVERNMENT.
TO CONTINUE EXPLORATIONS
oGsrateh Says Party WIN Continue -
t4s West ard g. North IL sortherty
Course ix SecQre1-&eS Terri
sery ~ Discovered

Aere. AEasxz. Sept. fs+--NRh iasrsar
SsefarsSen is safe On Banks Land. Tire
schooner RGsy arrived here ~Eth dis
patches src~a nEus 20 tire Canadian gov
srn~ens. sssFansssn succeeded &C.
yara ali exeeetsefens I'm his expicra-
tsars. He discoveries re~ land SOUTH
@ess at ST. patrScs's lard He 10 ncss
Ger 5anks Lard eurfsgtins for eorsbru-
srce Of explorations 70 tire westward
land.
OTTAWA, Ont. Sept. ts.-FIrst def
mite tf&sfngs that the world hes had
frou Win tafmar SzsfaHSSon, the arctic
explorer. fer q rear and q half were
received by shs naval department,
which sent kfn and bis companions On
their perfieags trip &c the frozen north
The aaviess from the explorer were
Eusager. but sufficient Co show that he
aEsa his companions are safe.
Near paEynEa Esaanss-
New Yersr Sept 2a.--Sarlsied by
Fflhi3lzaur SssaaEssoa's announcement
that he is alive and well gu Banks
Land. In the Arctic, explorers and ge-
ograRhsrs directed attention I'D the
new kand he reports he has discovered
In ths far as1rth
In SIefaEssun s owl report the new
By discovered hand il located near 20
degrees north blkiEIlGe and trT degrees
wRst fGngfEI4ds. Fla actually saw about
1876 miles aE coast lime running Inn All
easreFlE a4reet1ua and apparently peEe
traEing Co 4 distance &C 2a miles To.
hand, whore from hiIIGop the explorer
SAW mountains at a distance &C 50
uiles.
Cyrus c. Adams, president OF the
Association OF American Geegrag hers,
declared ia a statement that Sse8ans'
500 ) new hand Eas ahcsIr 100 III Hes CO
the ugrtA OF Prince PaEriea stand. and
that the most saGItaerty part az the
land which the explorer visited is ecu
sHtsra5lE I'd Eaa east af the most east
ward extension OF Prince PATRICK
island
The limits nearest ra it. Yr Adams
said. ara the PeIv1ia islands. a little
group north OF PRINCE Patrick Island.
aheat - or so miles from Ens nav
land
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29
s3,5OO.OO ORCHESTRA DELIGHTS
LOCAL THEATER GOF.RS

That the people Of El Paso are quick
TO recognize any substantial effort to
add TO their pleasure has been striking
" atuested by a greatly increased pat
rOnage at the Eureka theater, 315 South
FL PasO street, where there was in
stalled the past week, at a cost Of
S3,5OO.OO, a magnificent theater orches-
ira This instrument combines a pipe
organ having s foot pipes, a piano and
symphony orchestra effects, including
bass, snare and kettle drums. orchestra
bells, tambourine, Castanets. Indian Tom
Tom. etc, etc It has two keyboards
and may be played either by hand by
single musician or entirely automatic
ally by paper roll 1t is a "Wurlitzer"
OF course, and was sold by the Fl PasO
Piano Co.. W. r. Schutz Prop, 20S south
side Texas street, WurItzer's sole
agents in this territory. Of the Is pic
ture houses in FL Paso. the following
TEN purchased the 'Wurlitzer''- Eureka.
Bijou, Unique, Wigwam, Alhambra,
Grecian. Alcasar. The star, FL Com
bate. Cine Mexico pretty clear in
.dicatiOn- Of the recognized superiority
of these instruments, some of which
have been running continuously from
IL a. m till II p. m every day for
nearly three years and are right now
the pride OF the owners and the very
best advertisement the Wurlitzer people
could have.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29
CALOMEL TODAY,
SICK TOMORROW
Dose of nasty calomel makes
you sick and you lose a
days work.

Calomel salivatesl It's mercury.
Calomel acts like dynamite on a slug
gish liver. When calOmel comes into
contact with sour bile it crashes into
il, causing cr5mping and nausea
If you feel bilious, headachy, consti-
pated and all knocked out, just go to
you- druggist and get a so cent bottle
Of DOdson's Liver Tone, which is a
harmless vegetable substitute for
dangerous calOmeL Take a spoonful
and if it doesn't start your liver and
straighten you up better and quicker
than nasty calOmel and without max
ing you sick, you just 80 back and get
your money.
If you take calOmel today you'll be
sick and nauseated tomorrow: besides,
II may salivate you, while II you take
Dodson's Liver Tone you will wake up
feeling great, full OF ambition ana
ready for work or play. It's harmless,
Pleasant and safe to give to children:
they like it-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29
SUMNERRES0RT
PLANNED At DAM
Felix Martinez Urges Or
ganization to Take Ad-
vantage Of Big Lake.

The future Of the Elephant Butte
dam as a summer resort which VIII
attract tourists from all over the
country and will be of inestimable
value to FL Paso. was discussed Fri
day might by the chamber Of com
merce. FL PasO and Elephant Butte
Water Users associations committees
on entertainment Of the congressman
committee. The discussion followed
the making Of plans for the entertain
ment Of the visitors.
This is the first time that the
active workers OF the two associations
and members OF the board Of the cham
Der of commerce have met together
said Felix Martinez. the chairman.
This is, therefore, a most opportune
time to discuss the future Of the lie
plant Butte dam as great summer
resort. In a short time. about four
months, final action as to the many
buildings at the dam viii have TO be
taken. The two associations own
these and can agree to sell, lease or
rent them.
biggest Artificial Lake
81 want everyone who is interested
in this great project of a summer re
sort on the largest artificial lake in
the world TO begin thinking of what
is TO be done and to offer suggestions
A number OF suggestions as TO the
course to be pursued at the dam were
made at the meeting. All Of those
present We're in favor OF leasing the
big hotel. office building and cottages
so that the associations would still re-
tain control and could guarantee that
all future improvements for a summer
resort would be for the best interests
of the project It was also suggested
that a landscape gardener be secured to
look over the ground and map out the
work that should be zone to secure
the maximum amount OF beauty and
utility
Committee To BE Permanent.
The Representatives OF the two
water users associations were assured
of the cooperation of the chamber of
commerce by president Orndorff NJ.
Martinez announced that the commit
tees of the two associations that had
been named to act as the entertain
ment committees for the congressional
party had been made permanent conf
mittees. as the good Of one associa-
tion was the good Of both, and that in
the future they would work together
on all matters pertaining to the in
terests OF the associations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29

two upper floors. The building Will
cost $4,000. The Perry Kirkpatriclz
company now has under construction a
large building at the corner Of Leon
sales rooms viii be located in the store
rooms of both Of the buildings.
Three New Bungalows.
Work was begun this week by Ramey
Bros. on a six room bungalow on Flor
ence street block y Alexander addi-
ton. for F. 7. Tibbets The home will
cost $4,000. The same firm viii com
plere next week six room $4,000 bun
galow on lots Is and Is. block z. Rich
mOnd terrace, located on Happier street.
for r. Armstrong R A Ramey, of the
same firm. is having built for his own
use a $1,000 bungalow. of five rooms. on
lots Is and 16, block %. Government
Hill addition, located on Houston street
OchOa Street House Sells.
G. E and F. Z. Hankins have sold
to H. H. and p. II. Bailey through
James L Mari & Co. lot II and the west
I9 feet Of lot u, block 242. Campbell
addition. located on North Ochoa street
near Missouri, for $4,000. The property
is improved with a house.
Other sales by James L Mari & Co,
include: To Mrs. Emma Rose Gorbutt
part Of lots y 10 IS, block 81, East Fl
PaSO addition. $3.50. Nations Packing
in the Miraflor addition. lots
4 and 3, block 8, to ! 3. Garcia, $500; to
i. G. Garcia, lot 8, block 3, 1925: TO
P G. Rios, lot IS and the east one-half
Of lot Is. block ., s4S6; Jesus F. Ro-
nero, lot 3. block 1. 1925; TO Tivurso
lot 5. block l, S325: TO Adolpho
lot IS, block .. SS25.
The Government Hill company has
sold to Leo Fillerman lots "A to I6.
block So, Government Hill. for S625: and
to Augusta Wengenroth lots % and 30.
block 81. Government Hill. for $3.50. g
9. Keller has sold through the Mari
firm, to y N Rheinheimer. lots 10 to
u. block g, Government Hill addition,
for $500.
" ". Burt has sold his residence at
1l2l Arizona street 10 Jose AsunsoIo
for $500 The sale was made by CreeI
& Phillips.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.

To George C. Calvert. to build factory
plant for monumental work on lots 1. ? :. 4
and 5. block IS, Cotton addition; estimated
To H. Brettler, TO erect q three story
building at Overland and Stanton streets;
estimated cost. $4,000.
To H Brettler. TO erect q three story
building at 11s-11l south Stanton street;
estimated cost s1s.25o.
Deeds Filed.
West side OF North Leon street between
LOwenstein and Blanchard streets-H ".
Moore 70 z. A. Chisholm. lots TO 10. block
15s, Alexander addition; consideration $500
Nay 20. 1915.
East side OF Hammett boulevard h
Rivera and Texas and Pacific strests-Felix
Martinez TO Pedro Arratia, south eight feet
OF lot g. and all OF lot 10. block IS. Wood
lawn addition; consideration S275; Nay g.
1918.
Fl Paso county Iands-J H Bobo. OF Tar
rant county. to B. F. Gregg, OF Iarrant
eocnty, section 8. block Is, township. s.
Texas and Pacific lands; consideration
Automobiles Licensed.
$3.50. Pedroza company, 400 South
Stanton street; two passenger Ford
SG51-Paul Heermans. Fl Paso and Main
streets: five passenger Ford
3532-Mrs. Norma Muliigan, z0o4 Mchi-
gan avenue; five passenger PoPe- Hartford
s6ss-AIission Garage, All Muls street;
two passenger Lozier.
5654-Mission Garage. AZ Mills street;
two passenger Metz
3535-Mrs- f. z Wiseman, $50 Ptedras
street. two passenger Ford
S63s-Mrs. J. ". Kirkpatrick. $40 Nc
Kinley avenue; five passenger Ford
3s37-Alonzo Hyatt. Deming' n N; two
s5sSSDon Grant, 1870 Brown street;
Ssss-L W. Roberts Clint Texas: five
passenger Oakland
ss4o-T. ]. Woodsids. s1s North Florence
street: five passenger Maxwell
3641-Capt r J. Reaney, Fort Bliss; i've
passenger Ford
aged IS years; burial Concordia cemetery
May IS.
Nargarita Barunda- sos Oregon street,
May q. aged three months; burial Con-
cordia cemetery May 81.
Madalena. 1928 Texas and Pacific street
May o. aged one year; burial ConcorolA
cemetery May Is. -.
Felice Yanes de Monies. Hadlock street
May q. aged % years; burial Concordia
Jesus Torejo. First street. May IS. aged
six months; burial Concordia cemetery
May %.
street, May Is. aged one year; burial Con-
cordia cemetery May 2S-
Births-Male.
To Mrs. Leonard C. Riley, So9 Norlh
Ochoa street; April L.
To Mrs James Wilson. sos East Fourth
street. May %.
To Ms, Ennis Jones. 152 North oohOa
street, May %
Births-Female.
To Mrs sefarano Rodriguez, Sixth and
Oregon streets; Nay q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29
No Matter Where You
Heard About It, We
Can Send It TO You.

Perhaps you saw it advertised IN
newspaper or magazine; maybe a friend
il can't be had any more It makes no
difference. If it's anything in the line
OF drugs or toilet goOds-and you know
its name and the name OF the maker
Wen get II to you IN record time
Our stocks are so complete that we
probably have il on hand. II not, our
eastern connections will enable rs TO
get it much quicker than you could.
And Remember This; It saves you the
writing Of a letter and allows US to
make a few cents-and we win deliver
to your home at the advertised price.
II you live out Of town, the article viii
be sent direct 10 you. Warner Drug
Co, Orndorff Hotel Bldg. FL Paso.-Adv-
The FL Paso Ice and Refrigerator Co.
Maintains its own delivery system.
Pure distilled water and ice. Phones
114-115.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29

hands would get dry and it
hurt to put them IN water.
When I worked they hurt
and bled- The Eldn peeled
OF and my hands becams red.
I used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment one month and NY
hands were healed CsigneO
81. D. Fitzgerald. OcG Is
1914
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29
SELLS APARTMENT HOUSE
SITE, BUYS ANOTHER SITE

Having sold his apartment house site
on West Boulevard to Victor CarussO
for S7650. S 5. Nichols. Of the FL PasO
Gas Co, has arranged to build another
apartment on West Boulevard.
He has bought a site from the FL
PasO Commercial company and plans
are now being drawn by Gibson & Rob
ertsOn for the new apartment. which
will have three six-rOom apartments
and Will be a new idea in designing
apartment houses in FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-29
GEN. WOOD URGES COLLEGIANs
TO TAKE MILITARY TRAINING

Cambridge Mass, May 29.-Eight
hundred undergraduates OF Harvard
university were urged Friday night by
Mai. Gen. Leonard Wood. L. s. A, to
join the military summer camps con-
Quoted by the United States army.
President Lowell of the university
spoke Of the need Of military prepare
tion as a duty TO the country II war
were forced upon 1t against its will