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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
AND wIGGILY AND THE GROUND HOGS
r.

aroundhoes do that. II 7 didn't eat
clover I couldn't be one-Td have to
be q bad cat or a dog or q fox, or
even
On say No more tl4cu Cucle W lE-
gily. sore of tying his ears in a knot.
Il did not know YOU were q grOundhog,
and some relation, suppose. to Gun
ter, SQueaker and Twister-tail. the
pigs. who belong 20 Mother Goose %
yes, I'm their thirty-second cousin"
said the grOundhOg.
And I am very sorry 7 ordered you
out OF my field. You may stay in il
as long as you please and eat as much
clover as You like" spoke Uncle Wig
Thank you" said the ground hog,
as he went on eating Come and see
me some time 4 live rightover there
and he pointed to a big hole in the
ground. almost as large around as y
water pail
Il viii come to see you" promised
Uncle Wiggily. And he was TO maks
visit much sooner than he expected.
For little while the rabbit gentle
man stood by the fence, watching the
grounding eat the clover. and Uncle
MiSsily was glad that there was
plenty Of IL on his farm.
w ell" said the bunny uncle after
a while, 7 guess might as well leave
my popgun with the talcum powder
and bean bullets here while 1 look over
the rest OF my fields"
So he did, going on his way. but
he had not Travelled very far before.
all Of a sudden, out from behind a
stump jumped the bad old ear scratch
ing cat
Wow, Meaouw." howIed the cat.
Now I have you for sure, You can't
get away from me this time"
oh, can't y Well. vel see" said
Uncle Wiggily. Away he ran, but
the cat ran after him. and the bad crea-
ture went so much faster than the
bunny that Mr. Longears soon saw
he could not get away
oh. II I only had thought TO bring
the pOpgun," he said. 7 could shoot
the cat or If I only had time to stop
and dig a hole 7 could crawl in and
hide. But I can do neither. Oh, deari
I guess I'm caught
Then. all IT once, the bunny uncle
heard a voice calling;
Jump down in MY house, Uncle
Wiggily- There you viii be safe from
the cat Here's the hole-Jump IN
and there stood the clOver-eatine
ground hog, pointing TO his under
ground house
Down into this jumped Uncle Wig
Eily, the grounding following after
and closing the stone front door SO
the cat could not get down
Fooled againi" yOwled the bad cree
ture. lashing its tail when it found
the rabbit was gone. But Uncle Wig
he had let the grounding stay on his
farm to eat clover. And when the cat
ran away, the bunny uncle could come
out Of the hole.
So. II the cIothespin doesr't hide in
the peach basket. TO get away from
nose, III tell you next about Uncle
Wiggily and the ballOon--Copyrigh
1916, by Mcclure Newspaper Syndi-
cate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05
Beauty Chats BzE@a M Ksas FORBES
We'll Poised Figures

could practise walking around q room
and hold ones self quite as correctly
without using the book, but the aye7'
age woman viii not do it. The boo3
naturally puts the head at the riShl
position in connection with tbs
spine
You should have several full
length mirrors in your house If yoe
can afford them. Simply because yC5
straighten up unconsciously to look
well on parade before the glass.
Remember only to keep the chest
up as you walk or sit, the rest viii
follow. You cannot droop your
shoulders nor hold the abdomen out,
if your chest is up. Then, also, you
allow space within the lungs for
more air, which in turn reacts, giving
the blood more vitality and power
Health is dependent upon so many
things-and each little improvement
made influences so many other parts
Of the body. that even such a small
thing as holding the chest so it can
breathe properly may make the diff
ference between good and bad
health, Indifferent looks or prettiness.
The woman who wants to appear
beautiful must never allow herself
TO slump or to appear careless in car
riage. This mars beauty more than
anything else.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05

H. Uncle Wiggily, Uncle Wig
gily. Hurry up" called Billie
- Bushytau. the squirrel boy,
enc morning as he ran over 10 the hol-
low stump farm house where the rab-
bit gentleman lived with Nurse Jane
= J. uzzy Wuzzy. the muskrat lady.
rWhat's the natter" the bunny un-
eIe wanted TO know. Has your
brother Johnnie swallowed a nut down
his wrong throat or is Mother Goose
taking my automobile up in the sky
20 sweep away the cobwebse"
Neither one" answered Billie. who
vas so excited that his tail went up
and down just like pump handle
But there's a great big animal over
IN one Of your farm fields, Uncle Wig
Eilv," he went on 4 Just saw MN
as 1 ran past on the fence. On, He's
awful big You ought 10 so drive
him out or he may eat up al your
cabbaEes. potatoes and onions.
4 don't much care If he does ea'
the onions" said Uncle Wisgily, with
a laugh, for ! don't like them my
self sun, If some big animal IS on
my farm-was il a bear he suddenly
asked Billie.
I No, it wasn't big enough Tor
bear" The little squirrel boy said.
Was il the skillery-sc amiga
tori" asked the bunny man
no. and 81 din't seem to be the
fox. nor vet the tail pulling chiInpan--
zee nor even the ear scratching Sat'
went on Billie -,
u I'll 20 see what II IS SAID the
brave rabbit gentleman he TOOK
non Gun he had bought for his little
nephew SamUie LittleIall, ana, with
taicum powder to put II n 10 shoot,
aud some beans for bullets, off he
started NJ,
lie" he asked
oh. no. thank you, l---talnk hear
nv mother calling me-she wants me-
smoke the chattering squirrel chap, SORT
tOf diffident-and not at al eager like.
= We'll, III 80 myself sald Uncle
Vfzcily. sore Of smiling Al Billie
The rabbit man came u a big field
Of clover on his farm, and. looking
over down among the green leaves
he saw some animal sitting near
stone.
..Har Billie was right, There is
some on therel" exclaimed Uncle Wig
gilv to himself This must never be.
i am not running an animal farm
Then. getting behind the fence. ne
LOADED his pOpgun viii the sweet
smelling talcum powdsr, ana, alInln6
II at the animal, cried
Excuse me but this is my farm
don't want TO be cross OF impolite, but
you must so away ard not eat any OF
my clover" -.--
animal. and then. dtting up on its
hind legs. il looked at Uncle Wigg1ly-
ssV-eIi. let me ask II you know who
T can't help vno you are" said
&-ncle Wiggily- lou must get out Of
my fled"
7 am the grouidhog, was the an
swer, 'and I INST eat clover All
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05

: 8 c. Scltz and son, While, returned
2 from Cloioroft on the Golden STATE
today
" = uttle left today for Arizona
49, +Fe;outhern Pacific on business
connec1e with his firm
sheriff.. H. Boone left this morn
s-~ fo-fVaco to attend the annual
co6ventn Of the sheriffs association
Of TCxs
The am OF local players that went
/ n Clo7croft on July 4, overwhelmed
fba sta Fe Blues, taking three
ktrafgI games
song fight against the recent
o1assfsation OF cattle by collector OF
c-1s+os Pat Garrett is being made by
Inc Tallitos company, headed by +
- u.zhton. the Superintendent The
receT decision Of collector Garrett viii
ba ard before a board Of appraisers
on AZ 10, in New York city
r. following Fl Paso people are
- soiourninE at CloudcrOft- Mr..
~nrhfrs s. A. Barron, Nj. and Mrs.
r = Green. Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Baird
FFGlaser. Z b Seymour. D. P stew
- s. n Russell. F. Z. Weaver, W Z.
E-old. T 3 Williams. T. A. Falvey, A
NBrown. Mrs. J. H Johnson, Miss
/artie Lloyd and y. F. Hamilton.
Permit has been issued to Swift and
smpany TO build a tWO-stOry brick
Hiding TO cost $4,000. TO be used as
wholesale meat depot It will be
Gated at Campbell and First streets.
The principal stockholders OF
ne Lowden National bank Of this city
VII establish a national bank at
Tom bstone, Ariz-. with a capital Of
s25, 900. The establishment Of the
bank has already been authorized by
She controller Of the currency.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05
Thursdnv. InIr 9. 1910.

4 STROLOGERS read this as a very
IA unfortunate day. Mars and Mer-
= - curry are in a place strongly evil
while Jupiter and Neptune are adverse
Saturn is in benefic aspect
The rule indicates a sinister power
for the planet that when adverse is
believed to lead TO accidents Explos-
ives. steel weapons and whatever may
produce scaIds and burns are likely Il
cause suffering. Journeys are supposed
10 be most unfortunate under this
planetary government
There is forebodine OF contests on land
and sea. Indeed. all the signs seem to
indicate that naval perils menace Amer
lean ships in the Pacific as well as the
Atlantic ocean These may be due to
storms OF 10 an enemy
The confiEuratiOn is especially
threatening for those who have dis
putes or contests OF opinion Hasty
decisions and ill-advised policies are
supposed 10 be precipitated by the starr
when posted as they are today
II is not an suspicious date for max
ing contracts or agreements. Do not
sign leases or enter into new partner
ships
Financial transactions come under q
most unlucky direction today. Again
there is warning against foreign
loans
Scandals owing to the exposure Of de-
generacy and social deterioration may
be numerous as the year comes TO an
end and these viii indicate the clos
ing or an era in which vice and crime
reach a final ascendancy before 4
world awakening to new spiritual con-
ditions.
Women OF eastern states are warned
against a planetary direction that may
cause them TO become too aggressive
in pushing their own interests
The Increase in the number Of theat-
ric1l producers. so long predicted. VIII
cause unexpected conditions not favor
able TO the drama, astrologers declare.
A new woman star viii win extra
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05
protected By George Matthew Adams!
NEMgNOTBSSH @1N0TELAND
Is 81 DAISY DEAN ~

remembered by many who We're
- interested in the movies before
they were SO good as many of them
are now She dropped out Of sish-
several years ago. This was when she
left America to appear in pictures ana
on the stage in Europe.
For several years very few pictures
made abroad have been able to COM
pete with those made in America
Now Miss Handworth is ret-ruins-
She IS cast for important roles in some
of the new chapters Of Who's Guilty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05

This is one simple ray Of keeping
the figure balanced
but simply TO hold herself easily,
gracefully erect. A good idea is to
Imagine that all your ancestors were
dukes and princes, and that It is up
TO you TO carry out the dignity OF
your fOrefathers.
The commOnest fault is stopped
houlders. The old-fashioned way Of
treating this is best-practising
walking up and down a room with
cock on the head. Of course, one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05
HORO SCOPE =

ordinary acclaim and reach the highest
place next season, IL is pr0EnOsticated.
Persons whose birthdate IL is should
prepare for a rather troublesome year
Do not speculate Cultivate domestic
harmony
Children born on this day may be
headstrong and hard 10 direct These
subjects Of Cancer are likely TO have
hard experience before they attain sue
cess or happiness.-CO Copyright 1916, By
the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05

IN NhGEg naAHEhAAAA ANfAEANN Nho
can keep keyed UP TO the proper pitch
Prof. Simp.
"HE youngest clerk was busting
off the 403rd volume OF the World
Wide encyclopedia. by which time
the first volumes had got dusty again,
when Mrs. Pronks tapped him on the
dust cloth.
Have you the essays Of Lamb she
inquired
The youngest book clerk shook his
head But 7 can give you Mrs. Peezer's
latest cook book and you ought to be
able to find what you want in that" he
suggested hopefully.
Five minutes later. while he was still
wondering what had made Mrs. Pronks
leave so abruptly. a long mysterious
looking man sidled up 10 him and said
in a low voice. I want the life OF Theo-
dore Roosevelt"
Assassin shrieked the youngest
book clerk, and hurled the volumes OF
the World Wide Encyclopedia at him
one by one in rapid succession. until
at the 32nd volume. he perceived the
william running out the front door with
volume 81 clasped to his breast, where
it had landed
such an exciting dayr' murmured
the youngest book clerk. as he sat down
on Van Docks seven Million and Four
Facts" and mOpped his low but throb-
bling forehead.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05
Questions and answers

IN thin enough. except around tho
hips and back. There J avn out Of al pro-
portion fat; & makes nc look funny.
Please suggest tcGy 70 reduce the hips
AnnG5ellc.
Re1Iy-Nassage the fatty parts with the
hands. rolling and kneadiug the flesh
And try rolling Place a sheet on the floor.
and roll over and over. twenty-five times
at first up 20 a hundred when you are
used 10 it. Wear very little clothing while
practising this.
had O great dose Of bIccEheads and
treated them by Steuming and pressing
them ont Horc-cr. tie pores jttst f'-cd
up t-ith dirt AGAIN. and nv face looks roo
Cs badly Gs iChel St1Ttod.-MiTiGm-
RcplU-After squeezing out the dirt
from a blackhead, touch the spot with cot
ton dipped in peroxide. to cleanse the SPOT
then. Is soon as the treatment is finished.
wash tie face in cold water and finish By
rubbing ice over It. This shrinks and re-
duces the pores. 50 other dirt cannot N
them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05
IN ID Right Ii ID u. Operator.

Tell her $500 and YOU have told her
right This connects YOU with the best
Auto. Taxi. Limousine and Baggage
Service i'm FL Paso- Service prompt and
Charges reasonable
City Service Company.
tSucrs. Jitne CO)-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05

It might be all right TO send Taft
out 10 stump for Hughes. but his ter
ritory should be restricted to Utah and
y Vermont
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05

For time Carranza's silence was
as deep as that of Mr.. Hughes. but il
cidn't get HIM as much
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05

Betty Hart. movie beauty. winces
whenever she hears the sound OF
brea king china. She saws il reminds
her Of breaking hearts. the chief diff
ference Of course being that broken
hearts can be mended 50 easiIy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05

Buy your fuel and feed from us and
receive long weights and short waits.
Southwestern Fuel and Feed Co.. Phone
53I. 81 y. OchOa St.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05

Three conventions and a war. and
nat word from Albert jeremiah
Beveridge. Get the page boz on the
Job Immediately
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05
MORE Truth
ANA Than Poetry
BY JAMES J. 1IONTAGUE.
JustifinbIe ExnuIsion.


David starr Jordan departed from
II Faso 10 escape prosecution on a
charge of melting peace.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05

No WOMAN, however beautiful she
might be in face and figure, can hope
% be admired If she does not carry
nerself correctly. l DO not mean to
sarry herself with rigid precision,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05

Speaking of the army. where is the
regiment that F. NJ House is colonel
Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05

Although we recognized the de facto
government IN Mexico. wen never be
able TO recognize IL again IL war
stars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05

AN International Marriage" Margue-
rite Clark in The Little Lady Eileen"
and Louise Huff in when Shadows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05

The semiannual interest on savings
deposits is now due DepositOrs VIII
please bring their books TO the bank,
in order 10 have the interest entered
therein Commercial National Bank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05

Mexican rents. Lee Newman. ph. 1904.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05
Volatile People. Tho.e ,rexic,
VIZ. o Mhere IN He "a,

He viii oe the Cursed CHIEF be-
fore the war is over-if we have one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05
AYEAE Ago Today
rom ne Herald OF This
Date. 1907

-HE FL Pso delegation that at
tended T. fourth OF July oele-
4 bratfon Bisbee. returned yes
terdav. enthusiastic over the treat
rnent which iey received A set OF
-esoiutions rs been endorsed by the
T,+a-ns+ionaI Miners association,
thanking thpeople Of Bisbee for their
hospitality. The drilling contest
which was stged at the celebration, at
4racted crods from every part Of the
-o,7+bvvest.t being won by Malley and
r,lsr,berIal, OF British Columbia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05
ALL WRONG, BUT
VIVIAN WRITES POORLY

Vivian Martins writing Is pIctur-
esque. but not easily read. she wrote
friend from the mountains where
she has been making Nell Of Thuu-
der Mountain"
she had learned to cook pine cones. %
That was wrong. The friend got it
right when Miss Martin wrote again
explaining that il isn't ''pine cones
she learned TO cook. but corn pones.~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05

Paramount releases for July include
Peggy Hyland in by Right OF Sex"
Hazel Dawn in Her First COnsigu-
ment" Wallace Reid and Cleo Didgley
in The Tanning Of Helen Dustin
Farnum in "Davy Crockett" Blanche
Sweet in The Dupe." Rita Jolivet in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05
The Daily Novelette,
a BUSY DAY At HENKEE's.

1t isn't every baseball twirIer who
can keep keyed UP to the proper pitch
Prof. Simp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-05

Nestle's IS building healthier,
happier babies all over the world.
Send the coupon for q FREE Trial
Package Off feelings and a book about
babes BY Specialists.
Evening star., 1916-01-02
AUSTR0-ITALIAN ARENA.
Chronological Events.

SUNDAY.
Intense artillery engagements prevail
over Tyrol-Tre entino-C Carnia front.
Austrians report repulse of Italian at
tacks on the southern part of Doberdo
plateau.
MONDAY.
Italian artillery fire against Austrian
batteries near Cologna causes several
heavy explosions.
Success claimed by Italians in en-
counters in the valleys of the Rio Ca
meras and Maggie torrent.
Austria reports considerable losses
for the Italians in the Etsch valley,
south of Rovereto.
TUESDAY.
Italians continue work of strengthen
ing their lines over the whole front.
Austrians report fighting south and
southeast of Tyrol.
WEDNESDAY,
Italians report dispersal of Austrian
conveys at Por.
Austrians fail in attempt to disturb
work of Strengthening Italian lines
west of Gorilla and on the Carso.
Italians repulsed on Monte Barbonile
and in the region of Col di Lana, ac-
cording to Vienna.
THURSDAY.
Italians report repulse of several
Austrian attacks south Of Rovereto and
In Col di Lana region.
FRIDAY.
Vienna reports repulse of two at
tacks southeast of Horbole.
Evening star., 1916-01-02
Fierce Fighting Is Resumed on
Both Eastern and West
ern Fronts.
GIGANTIC OFFENSIVE
EXPECTED OF RUSSIANS
Engagements in Vosges of Terrible
Character-Allies at Saloniki
Are Optimistic.

have weakened their Montenegrin
front. for. while operating with full
forces, they penetrated almost thirty
miles on Montenegrin soil. winning al
most at will.
Despite the activity of the entente
powers on the several fronts. 1t is
declared in Constantinople that the
German and Turkish threat against
Egypt and the Suez canal is about
to be realized. The Germans are send :
ing great guns to Constantinople. and
these, with their mountings, are to be
sent to points where they can shell
the canal from long distances. Turk
ish forces continue to be prepared for
the Egyptian drive and Constantinople
and Berlin both report continued sue
cesses for the Arabs in their activities
against the British in Africa.
1t is generally believed in the cap
itals of all belligerent nations that
vital events. which will have a great
bearing on the outcome of the present
general conflict are about to come
to pass. Just where the chief blows
will be struck is matter of conjecture
but that the military hammer is sure
to fall heavily within the next week
on at least one of the several battle
fronts is confidently believed.
Evening star., 1916-01-02

Greeks and British and French and
British.
Russians report sinking of enemy
submarine in Black sea naval engage
ment.
Montenegrins repulse Austrians at
Lioubovia.
TUESDAY.
Montenegrins reported to have re-
tired from Godjewe to Bijoca.
Italian forces landed at Avlona re-
ported to have reached northern FROM
tier of Epirus.
WEDNESDAY.
Montepegrins report repulse OF Aus
trians at several points and claim 10
have indicted great losses on the foe.
Italian forces occupy Durazze, AL
bania.
Quiet prevails on the Saloniki front.
French aeros lombard Bulgaria posi-
tions at Petrik.
THURSDAY.
Montenegrins report an Inhalation of
Austrian detachment and capture OF
1900 prisoners on the Sanjals front.
Berlin announces victory over com
bined Italian and Serbian forces in AL
bania.
Rome hears reports that Essad Pasha.
provincial president of Albania. has de-
clared war on Austria and Bulgaria.
Withdrawal of Austro-German FORCES
on the Macedonian frontier Is reported
British reported to have debarked
troops at kavala.
Allies arrest German. Austrian. Turk .
ish and Bulgarian consuls at Saloniki
as result of enemy air raids.
FRIDAY.
Quiet prevails in practically the whole
Balkan region.
Evening star., 1916-01-02
THE DARDANELLES.
Chronological Events.

SUNDAY.
Allied aero shot down near Seddul
Bahr. Turks report damage to enemy
trenches at this point.
Turks report bringing down Of enc
my fier near Birelsabe.
MONDAY.
Turks silence guns of allied cruiser
and torpedo boat at Anafarta, compell-
ing them to withdraw.
Violent grenade fighting near Seddul
Bahr.
TUESDAY.
French cruiser bombards Turkish bat
teries on Anatolian coast. Turks re-
port vessel hit with shells and later en-
veloped in flames.
WEDNESDAY.
Turks lombard allied positions at
Seddul Bahr and Tekke Burnu.
THURSDAY.
Violent rifle and bomb fighting near
Seddul Bahr and over practically the
whole Gallipoli front.
FRIDAY.
Turks shell allied positions at Seddul
Bahr and Tekke Burnu.
Turk aero drops bombs on transport
and armed ship SWiftsure.
Evening star., 1916-01-02
EASTERN ARENA.
Chronological Events.
SUNDAY.

SUNDAY.
Russians report silcncing of iseveral
enemy batteries on the Riga frpnt
Germans attack Russians .iouth of
Ikskul, under cover of gas.
Russian accommodating parties re-
ported repulsed near Berestisny, north
west of Czartorysk.
Russians report destruction of Ger
man post at Schmarden, and one at
Novo Podcherevitchi.
TUESDAY
Eight Russian attacks. since Christ
mas. on Austrian positions on the Bess-
arabia border are reported repulsed.
Russians report repuise of German
attack south of Lake Babbit in the
Riga region.
Russians report desperate fighting
south of the Pripet and In Galicia.
WEDNESDAY.
Important battle reported to be on be :
tween the Austrians and Russians on
Bessarabian border. Austrians report
failure Of Russian attacks.
Austrians retire east of Purkanoy in
face of superior forces.
Russians report flight Of Germans be-
fore bayonet attack on left bank of the
River Aa.
Germans report failure of Russian at
tack near Raggasem.
THURSDAY.
East Galician battles increase in in
tensity
Austrians report repulse Of Russians
on Ikwa-Putilowka front.
Russians reported badly defeated in
attack at Burkanow bridgehead
FRIDAY
Desperate Observation-Disclosures south
Of Pripet.
Austrians report repulse of several
Russ attacks between Buczacz and Wis
niowezyk.
Russian losses in East Galicia are re-
ported to be heavy.