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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

gum 10. donate an ionR man BEN
ainbs Iton goamila afbsn. Sn ben
@tcbfdbtsB III alltrbines baB GelbItDers
biiHntn Der wliId unnDiig. neil man Re
ais sGGugIinesmilh' ihon Dorgtridtet
luuftR tam. Sn tlsiBsrsn Gtdbtsn unb
auf BEN 2anbe mub man f9 ieIbft be-
heIItn Hnb bic @erbiHHltns ieIbif pcrneb'
men. Der bsrounnisR ghld nirb nod,
zine I~s6sprcEntigs MISUNDERSTANDING Sus
asItbt. Bei Der SdbItbeusitune bon Rins
bsrmiIa III bic GieriIifttuns berielben
unerI6Bii6. DIR Borgans III foIgenber;
Die GldId9sn, bic, ME i~lEerbaupt aLes,
mas NIT BEN ainbs In 9srbinbune 81
hringsn IN, bon Der peinIihItsu Reinli1'
itit Isin miiHsn, fDerbtn NIT bsr porgerid'
tstrn Milh gsfiilt nno in einem entipres
asnSsn @sfdb pkriIiFsrt. Ous beiBt, burt
lGnasres ao4en in Esbtubsm Mufier feims
frsi etmdht. Die MiLn pirb bura bisieH
@orsang BEN 6duslins beiommIi9sr unb
bic @GrnHeserressr psrbtH SsrIt0rt. MoH
fol bdbsr nismaIs bic Ilibs fheusn unb
bic Rild Iteis ftriliFtrsn. Sn DisIeH
GG[sn peroronet Der MrJt einen 3uiat
bon GGeimFliffetsit Dbsr gritBpus r,
Dime onsbriidlids drjiIi6e gsrorbnuna
IpI man iebD9 bic Mil9 nit tsintrIei
3ututtn msnsen. Dom britten obtr pisr'
ten Mpnote an fam man Der gRiIh elm
tpsnig aiRbermsbI, bus ba5u sigsns prd'
puritrt ipirb, beisessbsu. aus biefen ber'
fhisbsnsn Meblsn fam mon, ]. nod BEN
altsr bes aiHoes, Gupptn ODER atnber'
brsi MAIDEN. Dieie ~fOgsunnnisR ainbcr'
mebls bsItsbsn burdi9nitilid aus u proa
Stnt GipeiB, 4 proStut Sell, 70 prOssni
aobItbpbrots unb / prp3snt Soi5.
Gernsr sibt Is nod GGusIiness 3tpie'
bad, Der aud unter estpiFtn umitdnotH
! ais Beigabe sur Wilh btrnbreiht ipirb.
Big gum nsuutsn Mondt nirb baB Sinh
ausfGlisBli9 nit Mil9 trndbrt, bonH
fam ss bsrfdiebene nnbsre Gadsn. piG
@risb, Iebr Aiun in gliI9 sinseto6t, b..
tommen. Mb uRb 81 aud CANA ptia 9e'
icfte Gier, In Mil6 gstu6ten Spindt, fo'
tpie iiberhaupt grimes gsmiifs. Sir stn.
BIB ~sipfiiGbriee 2inber tommen sbenfoli
nur MilhIpstlen unb crime g'miiis, pi'
Gpinot, ao6lIalat, aarotteu nIp. in BE-
tra6t, bic jebo9 ouf FOlseube Gri 5ube'
reitet psrbsn Iolsn: Das Semitic pirt
Isbr iaubsr gepuidsn, in Isbr penit
Gal5noFer gsioGt, 6dna burh Elm GisI
Qeftri6en unb nit tin ipenie MiId bsr.
Sannt QIenfulls lam man aud Elm 81,
bother bn3a mengen. ale f6drfsn Sc
piir5e Ipusn adn5tih ptrmiebsn iptrbsn
Die ainbsr folsn ferner ni9t slsid mad
Der MabI5eit all Belt sebrcdt tperOen
fonbern minbeIfsns cine Stunbe Set 5ui
@srbauung hnbeu, bd IpnIi Der G6ldf Be
eintrdhtigt ipir6. IS ii tnbiolut faGolif
tpeun Elm 4inb bor BEN oolenbeten spsi
ten 2sbensiabre Gleiid su efisr betommt
Big gum ftditsn aebensiabre eeniist fiji
ben finbli6sn 96rper bic G~rndbruns burd
Rilb unb miltfupper, getpdts gier, aa
tdo, Butter, aeis, NnbelR, Brot, 2drtoft
fd in esringtm Tabs, fotpis buragcbritt
5ilfenfrii4te. CRIME @eniiiie nnb Gupper
| dler @rt. llnbebinst 3u bertneiben fnl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

fer. 5ierin blsibeH fe 81 Gage. bann
ldBt man Fe in sinem Sieb obtrppfsn, in
reinem DaFer pdIht man Tie erinbIid
aus uns lest fs gum 9rodnsn uuf Elm
gleb ober RobrgeFleht. 8enu bic 5ebsrn
fsbr famubis fnb, tut man fs in eiusn
geutel pber in Elm bi6tes 9ieb unb toht
Te in 6eifenpnHer. 9ana9 tperben ie
70 oft In reinem, Idupdrmem Wufsr
ausge{pilt, bis bds DaFer rein blsibt.
gr|t nadbem fe bollitGnbig troden Rnb.
barF man bic Gsbern piebtr in bic RiFen
uub 8etten einfuasn, fonit biIben fs
alumpen.
GettfIedtn aus Sapeten Obsr
qemqlten BGnbsn ntrben sntfsrnt, inosm
ouf ben Sled nit BEN Singer Ober adpps
den 9en3inmagneIia pber 8su3inmsH sts
rieben pirb. Mlan lnFe bas Benign b6ai5
ubbunIten, fGube bann NIT einem huaris
asn ginItl ober nit elmer 8irits bic
Magnsfa ober bas Mebl meg unb mics
berbolt bas auftrdgsn bon 8ensinmags
nefd pber genSiHmehl, fups Der Sled
nod Ft9tbur lit. Das BEN 6led nod ans
baftenoe gulpsr tpirb nit siutm pfiAen
2Gpp6en dbgepiIht.
Bel buntfdrbigsn Sapeten Dber bunt'
farbig dnsstrihtnen Wdnben pir6 nod
Elm ssrinser fpsiBlihsr Sdimmsr snriids
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

adnsIiae IubeltiFsn inb elm iebr piIs
tommenes GeI9ent BET puFenOen @elesens
beitsn, unb in Der art garniert, ME uts
Iere @orlags, cine 3isrbe fir ieben SoiIets
ientiT9. Ddg rei5enbe De1in bier 1T auf
fpeiBem 2eintn entpprfen unD tuiro in
Der garbe Oer 6aleifenDcr8ierung ausses
fiibrt.
srunsfer qattern SO. 1871, 9reis Is
Gents. duff rein peibem aeinen Dorges
setdnet nebf Der aiidlsite nit 8ogens
umruHbung 45 Gents, uab 10 eents
eytrd fir puFenoeu @orn.
Mud bas runbe aiFen 1T alerIiebit
nnb cine biibT9e 6anbarbeit fir fleibise
9dnbt. @eiBss 2einen biIoete aud bier
ben Gonb unb idmaIe 9Osen bic llmran'
bung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

in @uTsr gu Illus io6t. Diefss Mus
ieibt man bur1 unb tpat ben Suft nit
/ bss 8epi6ts 3nder, Der S4dIe nrD
Dem Sdft cine 3itrone. fDtpie einem Weins
olus aognat ober Bum 10 LANCE, biz cine
auf ben SeEer genpmmene probe ~eritarrt.
Diefes Seize eignet f9 gum 8er5ieren
pieIer iiiBer GpsiTen. @ud fam man ss
su Marmeldbe eintDhen, bic fsbr gefunb
unb npbIIhmsdenb tit unb fth ais Cur
rogat fir apritoIsnmurmsluOe Derlpenben
Idbt.
@orceFerfbire Saute. Gin
babies 8ufbel reifs 9omuten unb sebn
3itrpnen perDen ungefadlt in Stiife GEE
Tdnitten, / Quart gibereGFig barber
qeapFen, 1 9funb brauner 3uder, 1 pfb.
~gemablsner Relfenpfeffer (aufptes) unb
1 nnae ~gemdAlens QeIten hin3ugegebsn.
Rutbem ales SuTummen 1a-2 Gtunben
lanefam geto6t, treibt ma es bur4 Elm
Gieb, fiiqt mod ben SaFt elmer 3itrOne
binsu, flint ss nod heiB tn 5Iufden unb
DsriisssIt fs.
Gffig EN- d tie
g 9nGmme. 9ier3u neblne man in
9tiide gei9nittsns ober better il tleine
@6pdmme, pube Ie gut, paIde fe NIT
@dlsnaFsr, unb lese fe rob o6er IN
Gul3paFer gebiinitet in Ginmu9gldier
obsr 9ppfe, ibergieBs lie nit nod mars
mem, nit gfeffer, @efpiirsnelten, 2orbeerz
blGttern, fpanii4en qfefferfdoten (Pap.
riia) II. T. n. obgetpHtem gutsm Beins
gHis, bsri6lisBs bic 9IdIer iur9fdltis
unb iteIe fe an einen ni4t gu pdrnlsn
Srt.
8 E
g d d me: Die Ghpdmme perbeu
nit frifGer Butter unb 3itronenfoft GEE
Ihmort, bonn in SldIdden gefiiIt, bieie
gut b~ertortt, bic StDpfsl nit JuOen iibers
blnben unb bic GIai4en in iiebenbem
@aHsr sefo9t.
8ertreibuns BON Waterz
bugs. Die 70 stelbaften S9pdbea.
RuFtn Dber Granaoitn bultsn Ii9 am
Liebitsu in RGumsn uuf, in Oenen feudte
@tenen bortommen unb tpsrbsn aud Bee
Ionbers bur9 bic RdIe ber~nnse3psen.
Ntdn psrmeibe bober bort, mo Ii4 bieIe
unaebetenen @GIte eiuIteleu, ndTfss Mufs
piI6en. Die 2D9er unO RiBsn itreids
man nit einem aitt gu, Der aug friia
~gsbranntem Sips unb 4Idun bereitet tpirb.
CUR NertiIgung lam man btrl6iebene,
in ibren Dirtunsen nidt sun8 sleihe
Wsitef. dtipsnben: gntpeoer besoiinnt
man pbospborIutperse nit benz sIeiden
@enidtsteiIe SDrup unb felt oiefe giis
f6uns in einem Seller duf. BEGIN. bss
frei6t nit ibr bic gtsEIen, an benen fh
BE 59pdbsn puf6dItsu. Sber man pers
miTAt bid SetD9te Grbisn ober geriebens
MDbren nit SftnI9tpdrSs ober @ifeufeils
~Tpdbnen. Gin brittss, fit 5austisre urges
fdbrlites MitteI beItsbt in einer Wis
f9ung bon Rogssns Ober alnbdIttrgips.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

Sronsfer gaftern go. 1904, qrsis
10 Gents. auf peiBsm 9ul9entudleinen
poroe3eidnet unb gsniiesnb @orn CUR
Gtiderei, Dasu RidenItiid utO bic tleineH
Gpibenmotipe SuIummeu So Gents. 4uf
einfa9em 2dpn, Sptsenmotibe uuo
Gam As Gents.
Sin flotter Srdgen 1T Der pahenoe
4uspub fir RinbertleiDer unb Elm tpenig
Stiderei trGgt bel gum bibfden Nus
Ie6en BEL. us Material tpdr bier petBer
poplin berfpenbet. Die Stiderei Diro in
5o6Itia aassefibrt. Dus 9eHin lam
aud ais gorluge au OeriAieOenen Bdfdes
geaenitGnben bienen.
Sransfsr gattern Is Gents. 8orges
5ei6net aaf merterifisrtem 9oplin, quite
auaIitGt, 40 Gents, p%aienbes Stidgarn
ba3u 20 Gents EXTRA.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28
@ene 9eilmat.

WtAC RCtthuts
@ar am Mprgen Dir 10 gram,
geue 5eimat, neues 2anb!
ga ID Iudenb, iehnenb fam,
8liebif Oh fremo mir %abgetpdnot,
gdoft i'm feu6ten RebeItlsib
Gtrens unb tiibI peri4lofen bd
@raue Nteberung nett unb brett,
S9nur5e Wdfer fern unb nab. z
@oltenbtmmsI, bitter, bidt
llnb Bic 2nft 70 Idner, 10 i4mer =
limb tein aaut, Der 2eben ipri9t,
Sriib unb tot mars rinssumRer.
gidt8, has mir gum 5sr3en brang,
4Reines Sroitss ltnbe Spur,
&einer 2ieb' unb 5offnung Slang,
Wie in alter 9eimut Glur.
Srembes 2unb, 10 IieBeIf Du
Dime gruB bic 5rembe aieb'n;
Gag faloB ftd bus 5er3 mir an,
9ittertrnnris tuarb mein Stnn.
llnb es ging Der LANCE Sag.
Ralt urb gruu. SD flob ins 6dus,
8D6 Elm ipGter Stunbsnfalas
Srieb nod einmal mid hinuus.
GieF, bu bra6 Elm heller Sdein
5ieebdFt burd Der @olfen GIOr,
Spdnu bic SIur NIT Golbe Elm,
2odte 2eben rings berpor.
0ur6 bic 3ipeise fubr Elm Winb,
Subr ben trGgen StrOm binuuf,
@Dslein idpdnssn iid geidpiuO
Subelnb bod gum 9immel ouf. !.
aange Itdnb i6 bd unb f6uut'.
nnb mein Sammer IOite iiH.
SrGnen iinS ms Gras getaut,
SrGnsn, bsib uRb bitterli4.
Sn BEN gfaIen tniet' id bin.
Dab mid eng ans 2anO seIdmiegt:
Reue 9eindt, nimm mid bin!
&oft 70 man9es 3inb getpiest.
Rtmm mid In ben mutisrurm,
Gtues Bat mid Dir pereint:
SnE msin atib ih. meinen 9arm.
Dir am 8uItn uusgetpeint!
lfnb Is bat NIT leBtem GtrdbI
Mih bic Gonns milb umgldn5t
RoFsssplben iiberdn
Cog has nsite 2unb betrdn8t.
Soni 9oendG
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28
Der gersiee.

Del 8ergiee.
gbenbIieb bon @tGbeIm 8entsnnA.
quF Fiaer SOB ba trdumt elm See,
Tein Spisgel. ieu9tet bolO,
auf Hirnen rings erslibt Der S4nee ME
rites 5tuergplo.
Gin @6elein Fnst Elm 2ieb Da5u
BON be6rsm Grieben. fiber Rub.
abenbpinb beriduieIt iu4t i'm Idats
tenountlen Walb,
SIN @~terngepdnb ndht milo bic Hodt -
nun i9lummert ales balo.
@ie GngelsgruB, Der fernher tlingt,
9ds 9Gglein Isis iein 2isp nod fingt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

SIN 8urhT6nitte bttrdgt bds nit ieber
mdbl8eit eeIogens luantum rs BIB 10,
bus per Sag geTogene II bes a6rpersss
lpidtss brs betrefFsnben Gduslinss. Sb
Elm ainb CUTE obsr fdtedts @trbaunrg
Sat, 3eigt am beiteR Der Gtublabgung, Der
allsin mab0e6snb bafir III, ub bns aiub
ri6tig crndbrt fpirb obsr ni9t.
Mirb bas ainb nit WiI4Iurrosutsn srs
nd6rt, 70 tommt rur Gubmild In Be-
tradt. 8ieTt aubmild pirb p%srbiinnt.
ba bic refine aabmil4 fir bds Sinh 81
Idfper mare.
aiIoaramm airfa 81 9furO,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28
81 tn6erRo #.

BON L. 2 asbersass bmmi 81 i 1 Tell THI4 3 2sis guFr,
BON 80. etbsnstasi iommt 81 k 1 ael TI6 2 EeIs GOuHa
TN 2 donate fomml gu Il / 9iI TiIa l Edl aaHH.
BON s-e donate iOmHt u k / Tell mild Z zsis gBuHr,
BON 7-9. gpnut. tommt 81 i / adl Iia 1 SeI AaHsL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

~ l. groBtt GOrss fix bic iunss
Bruu If nsbeH Der eiuri9tuns
~ bes 9uusbuItss uHb Der @irt'
fduIt bic ~Grndbarns bes Rim
bss. Der iinbIias WluscH III 70 smpfiHb'
lid. buB bic ntinIis lInrsssImdbiststt in
bsr aOf Su srObsn etOrunsrn fiibrtn unb
ben iiubIihsH Orgonismus ThtDsr ihdois
gen lam. lin elm aiHb gsIuub 5u srs
bdIisH, um Is fir bas iommsnbe 2sbsn
fart uub pibsrRunSbFdbs 8n MAIDEN, mub
Is IN ben srfsR 2sbersiabrsn rialig er'
nGbrt tperben. Sin u~H5ipedBtdbis efadbrs
tts Rinb pirb fb uiennIs 5u sinem irdis
tietn Menfasn sntpid,ln i0Hnsn uub bus
rum 1T ss aud bic erIfs pflidt Der iuns
gen Maiter, bic GrnGbrung bonn srisn
asbtnstust an uuf bus iOrsfdltigIe gu
geitdlten.
Su ben srlisn aeftnsmonatsn bilSi bic
Mil6 bic aisldIisBlihe Grn6bruug bes
ainbes, unb sipnr ioa ss bisie unbeoiHgt
bon Der Wutisrbrnit bstommen. Die pbD'
FfHe @ntipidluHe hes tinblidm Srgauiss
mus esbt nnr bdnn riftig Dor Ii4, irenn
bos ainb tDfnigatns In ben eritsn Modem
JrducnmiIh beiDmmsn bat. benn iebs uns
bore MiI9 1T Elm Gurrogat, peIbB mob,
ber 3uIdmmsniebung mad, Der Grduen'
mild nn9gebilbet 1T, aber niemaIs eleiHs
oeHeai tperbsn lam. Dos Defentliae Der
JrauenmiIh beIisbt BARN, bab fe nuss
IHlieBli9 Wilh5uder snthdlt. AeidIi9t
Gimeibsnfubr bei her g~rnGbrung Der fill
lenbsn Grou fsieert bic RiIhmenss fopis
au4 ben BsttssbuIt bsrTeIbeu.- Bon benz
giipeib Islbft eebi iuenis in bic Mila iiber,
nds BEN iinbliGsn aorper uu9 iehr sus
trdoli6 III. aann bic Wntter aus @es
IunbRitsriidIi6ten bus ainb nift islbft
erndbrsn, 70 1T es fsbr tmpfeblensUert
TpbdIo es bic pstunidren @erhdltnife baIbs
psgs srlouben, iDsnigfteus fit bic eriten
Mondte cine @mrns az nehmtn, bd, iuie
bereits srtud6nf, bas 6sbIsn Der Wuiters
mild fir bos ganss 2ebsB bes aiHoes
eatI6eibenb isin fam 0ds atnb Der
Gimme ION rngefdbr i'm ielbsn aItsr fpie
has su fiiGenbe feir, neil bic Mild fonit
enttpebtr gu i6pud uOer gu fart III. Die
3olse babon lit bonn entrpsbsr l~lnterers
ndbrung unb Gefpidtsabnobms cber gu
rei6Iihe Grndbrung unb boraus srts
ftebenbe 9urmItDrungen.
Rad prof. pfeifer rimrnt Elm ssIunbes
8ruFtinb per ailogrdmm* tdaIi9 &.
~ ~ onarTI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-28

IS sibt 10000 artsu bon aafsru.
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: atIOaramm sirra - gIuuO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-20
Mrs. Omcr Making Last
Fight For Her Liberty;
Files Rehearing Motion

Mrs. Agnes Orner continues her fight
for liberty in the face of life sentence
in the penitentiary
A motion for a rehearing has been
filed by Victor Moore. attorney for Mrs
Orner. in the court Of criminal appeals.
Mrs. Orner's time for filing this motion
would have lapsed Thursday had the
motion not been filed. It was mailed
from here Monday and will be consid-
cred during the present week.
Mrs. Orner is in the woman's depart
ment OF the county Jail awaiting the
outcome of her final appeal to save her
from prison She was found guilty
on a charge Of poisoning her daughter,
Lille. She was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment. the sentence was affirmed
by the court of criminal appeals and
she was remanded to jail to await the
outcome of her last motion for a re-
hearing, which is likewise her last
hope
In view of the strong language of
the court of criminal appeals in affirm
ing the verdict of the trial court, it is
doubted by lawyers if the motion for
viii be granted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-20
CAL OMEL SICKENS!
IT'S MERCURY! DANGER
DOdsOns Liver Tone" Sagtens You Up Better Than SaIvang
Dangerous CaOmeI and Doesn't Make You Sick
DOn'tLOse Days WOk-WOnderu Discovery
Destroying Sale Of CaIOmeI Here

You're bilious! Your liver is sluggish!
You feel lazy, dizzy and all knocked out.
Your head is dull, your tongue is coated;
breath bad; stomach sour and bowels
constipated. But don't take salivating
calomel. 1t makes you sick, you may lose
a days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver which
causes necrosis of the bones. Calomel
crashes into sour bile like dynamite,
breaking it up. That's when you feel
that awful nausea and cramping.
Ii you want to enjoy the incest, gentlest
liver and bowel cleansing you ever ex-
perienced just take a spoonful of harm
less DOdsOn's Liver Tone tonight Your
druggist or dealer sells you a 80 cent
bottle of DOdsons Liver Tone under my
personal mOney-back guarantee that each
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-20
NEW HOSPITAL
ON MONTANA ST.
$4,000 Rolston Hospital at
Piedras Intersection:
$4,000 Apartment.

Work on the new $4,000 Rolsfon
hospital is now in progress at Montana
street, at the Piedras street infersac-
ton. The work is being done bv JoI1,-
ished by May.
The hospital will be four stories bieb
and viii have a basement under the
entire building. It will be finished
with dark red brick, laid with Whit
mortar. The style will be colonial
with white columns and colonial avn wi15
dows- The fourth floor will be
series of operating rooms and clinic
The building viii be 3S by 10 The
building is being erected for Frank
Brenk and the hospital will be man.
aged by Mrs w NJ. Mcdonald.
$4,000 Apartment.
A new apartment house is being
erected on Texas street. between Pom
lar and Magnolia streets. Frank BrenIz
who is building the Rolston hospital
building, is also erecting this building.
It will cost $4,000 and viii be three
stories high The proportions are Al
by s.. Mr. Brenk is brewmaster ar
the Ell Paso Brewing association.
Ben EscaZada is building a moving
picture theater and residence on fbe
and Fourth streets The theater will
be 80 by Il feet and will cost s25OO-
S1S,5OO Apartment Sold.
Mrs. Addie Byles has sold the apart-
ment house at 7e5 Arizona street to
the Hawkins Improvement COMPANY
for $1S.500. It is three stories bigb
and contains 10 apartments
J. Z. Huff has bought eight lots on
Douglas street, in block I2S of the East
FL Paso addition from the Hawkins I'M
Huff has also bought four lots on
Douglas street, in block 100. of the
East Ell Paso addition from the Haw-
kins improvement company for s4SO0
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-20
GENERALS WIDOW, MOURNING
FOR HIM. ENDS HER LIFE

ing that she could not live without her
husband Mrs. Winona Glasgow shot
herself Wednesday and died instantly.
She had just returned from the
funeral Of her husband, Gen Samuel
Lyle Glasgow.
Gen. Glasgow. who died at the age
Of rs, was a colonel Of the 23rd Iowa
infantry during the civil war and was
breTeted for bravery at Nicksburg.
His wife was As years old
Before ending her life, Mrs. Glas-
gov locked herself in her bedroom
and wrote a long letter to her brother
and sister in the next room. saying
she could not live without her hus-
band. She asked that she be buried
in Arlington cemetery beside the
general
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-20
TODAVS BEAUTY TALK

You can make delightful sham
poo with very little effort and for a
very trifling cost if you get from your
druggist a package Of canthrox and
dissolve 2 teaspoonful in cup Of hot
water. Your shampoo is now ready
Just pour a little at a time on the
scalp and rub briskly. This creates
an abundance Of thick, white lather
that thoroughly dissolves and removes
all dandruff, excess oil and dirt After
rinsing, the hair dries quickly, with
nuffiness that makes It seem heavier
than 1t is. and takes on rich luster
and a softness that make arranging it
a advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-20
PAN-AMERICAN DIPLOMATS
GIVE DINNER TO WILSON'S

Washington, D. c., Jan 20.-Members
Of the South and Central American
diplomatic corps Wednesday night en-
tertained president ard Mrs. Wilson at
a reception and ball at the Pan-Ameri-
can building. Attending were more
than 1000 diplomats, members Of the
senate and house, supreme court jus
tees, cabinet members and officers of
the army and navy and their wives.
The president and his wife were met
at the entrance by a committee of
diplomats, including the ambassadors
of Brazil and Chile, the ministers of
Cuba and Salvador, the charge daft
flares Of Argentine, who escorted them
to the hall Of the Americans, where the
marine band played the star Spangled
Banner"
The building was decorated with the
flags Of the q American republics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-20

spoonful viii clean your sluggish liver
better than a dose of nasty calomel and
that it won t make you sick.
DOdSOn's Liver Tone is real liver medi-
cine. You'll know it next morning be-
cause you viii wake up feeling fine. vour
liver viii be working, your headache and
dizziness gone, your stomach viii be sweet
and your bowels regular. You Will feel
like working: you'll be cheerful; full of
vigOr and ambition.
DodsOn's Liver Tone is entirely vege-
table, therefore harmless and can not
salivate. Give it to your children. Mil
lions of people are using Dodson's Liver
Tone instead of dangerous calomel now.
Your druggist will tell you that the sale
of calomel is almost stopped entirely here.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-20
CHEERFUL WOMEN

Dependency IS a thing of evil origin
and evil results. Worry produces moth
ing but wrinkles and wretchedness.
Let the reader put up little note on
her bureau, on her desk, and at the
head of her bed, just two words, DON'T
WORRY Worry IS the greatest foe to
the happiness of any household An
anxious, respondent face, q fretful,
complaining voice, VIII make every one
uncomfortable
A woman's nerves are more truly the
cause of worry than outside troubles.
The nerves are of a woman's body the
telegraph system, which surely warns
her of any trouble In the feminine
makeup.
DR.. Pierce, during a long period
of practice found that a prescription
made with glycerine, entirely of roots
and herbs, without the use of alcohol,
cured over ninety per cent. of such
cases. After using this remedy for
many years IN his private practice he
put It up IN a form that would make
# easily procursSle.
Women are earnestly advised to take
It for irregular or painful periods.
baclache, headache, displacement, ca
tzrrhal condition, hot flashes, sallow
complexion and nervousness.
For girls about to enter woranhood-
women about to become mothers, and
for the changing days of middle age
DR.. Pierce's Fzvorite Prescription
SHOULD always be on hand. In liquid
OF tablets.
Write DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y, for
free 136 page book on wOman's dis
eases. Every woman should have one.
DR.. Pierce's Medical Adviser, cloth
bound, sent free to you on RECEIPT of 8
dimes Tor stamps TO pay the expense of
mailing only DR.. Pierce, Invahds
Hotel, Buffalo, n Y.
If You are troubled with Indigestion,
Constipation, Biliousness, Bilious Head
aches. and hundred and one ills which
depend upon an inactive liver. use DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-20
GRAZING GRANTS TO BE
GIVEN In ALAMO FOREST

Santa Fe, n. NJ, Jan. 20.-The forest
service has received news that the sec
retarv Of agriculture has authorized the
grazing of 1880 head of cattle and
horses and Il. 600 head of sheen and
goats on the Alamo national forest re-
serve season for 1916, this being an in
crease Of $50 head of cattle and a re-
duetion of 1000 head of sheep and goats
compared with last year
The fees fixed are cattle As cents.
horses 60 cents. sheep and goats -
cents. ewes or does to lamb or kid will
be charged 2 cents extra
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-20
POLL TAX PAYaIENT.

POLL TAX PAYMENT.
Editor FL Paso Herald:
am Canadian, residing in the
United States for several years Nv
children were all born in the L s 1
nave paid poll tax whenever the oppor-
tunity occurred and sometimes it has
been taken out of my wages by my en-
ployers- l went to pay my poll tax at
The courthouse few days ago, but on
saying L was a Canadian, the clerk
returned my money and said he could
not take my poll tax, as I was not a
cluzen Of the Z. 5. I would like to
hear from The Herald about it
A Railroad Conductor.
NUnlesS you are a naturalized citizen
OF the United States. you are not en-
tltIed to a poll tax receipt, no matter
now long you have lived here, if YOU
were not born in the United States. To
become citizen, it is necessary to
make application to the United States
federal court. If you have paid poll
taxes and voted in the United States in
the past, it has been illegal II your
employers held out money to pay your
poll tax. they violated the law. 1t is
against the law for any man to pay the
poll tax of another and it is against
the law for the collector OF taxes to
issue your poll tax receipt TO another,
II You are entitled to one. Your chill
qren, having been born in the United
states, are American citizens.-Editor.)