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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
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~fenator 5bdfrotb reihte berte I'M
5ennt cine Meiolution EN-, tuonddl
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Dos Bolt erpabIt ueroen ioH linf
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g~rnliOenten 8illon mitbrinst. Allc
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Sic geaempGriige politIihen Der
3dltniiie, ~perpeiien nilt englonos
Rotlaae I'M arieee, Die @ntUidelnn.
1en in Rlim1nien. ole gttliitcrfrilC
II England nnO Die 6rieOensbeiUe-
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fonnten Oieielben aud BON Den yer
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@enen gnttcr. II. Gierperbrandl.

Gole6o, @. ). Ge3 8neibnn-
bert 0ausirauen. melde Der &otlie.
mipes 2coailc o%neeboren, begonmcil
bier heutr eincu gonfott 9eacn eier
unb Butter. Die Mlitglieoer Der.
pfIidten iidl idnrtlidL rpGJrenO oet
nddIten 30 Gage bon oen bei0cn &c.
nanaten 4rtifeln feinen 8cbrnud
Ant hidden, luclln Dies notipenoia or.
idcinen ioatc, nm 0ie 8reiie bcrab.
5uieten.
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GnIbnt beaeEt SeIbitmorb.

Columbus, g. &C., 5. Ge5.
NoroID n. 8arO, 5oloat I'M III.
Nsnioes nfnnterie Regiment, beging
heisfe III leinem 3elt Sclbitmero
Srrd GrIdieBen. Qeben Ger 2eide
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Freien.
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ber aonpdgnie a, gaD Yterico Sr-
(0nterie, Itiir5te bonn MotorfDager
nnO soa fid t0tIide 8erlesungen at
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Gyrib arrisler aOnsert.

Dor einem auberit 5ablreid er.
Idienenen 9uhiitim. melhes ods
9arfett oes ricfigeH aiibitoriums
fiiate un0 o1tdj oen galfoh 5ieHlih
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abeno Der erobortige @iolintitnitIcr
6rts areisler ein tpunoerbares Yro.
granm gum 9urdfibrmg areis.
Ter e~rfrcut iif uon 5nbr 8u Sabr
BEL oem miiitliebenoen 8llblifim
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oenoen 9eliebtbeii, nn0 Der aiiuitlcr
fam iih bier elmer 3oblrihen 8e.
mein0e rilbmen. Mud M}ontag pllr
&c or mieeer nit aroBem 8eifaa be.
arilBt, Der lid nah ieoer Summer
iDont0gIid nod Itcigerte. Us 5icBf,
Cullen noh 4iben trngcn, noilte
man ilber 0as Spiel oes gottbegna
oeten aiinitlers nod Diele 80rtg
perlieren. Or RIB einfad mas glt.
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in cine 6alo beitere urlo BALD tran.
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Spiel 6eabiihiigte. Zen number.
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Dem a0oaic unO 6lige IN o.. Dtol
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tung Dortrug, mie lit Dem Aaeer,
RoOerato BON 8ieniefusfi. Is ipal
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bodit ieltef 5u horen befommt. mn
0eIien man i'd 3eit ieines geben.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
clcpHs6ccrec %rcIteniert
ais l~sricesminiItcr!

2onoon, 5. Gc3.- Die erdonee
SeIearapb So. meloete belite, Dob
arieqsmimiiter 2lopo @eorge BON
ieinem Soften 5llriideetreten II.
@Ieih natoem 2loD0 @eorge otc
@emibbeit erbielt. Dab R%iniiterpro.
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ihGften 5itriid8icben po1e. lest'
.aIono @eorge ieine ihriitli6c 8e.
fianotion aui uno iibermittelte ole.
lelbe BEN @iuiiterprdiiOenteu
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gabIidler Qntpnnfaa.

8ierre 2. 81. 8. Dc5. Hole
Maeman, 0ds fIeinc goGterhen bon
@iaiam NleHor, fam oeitern BET
eiuem AlftnunaIiid in Der Rdbe bon
bier inns Qeben. Ieridie0enc an
bere ssnlQTien ocs Autos muroen
perIekt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
SramcnsP

uuiere uddltr 8erinmmlune lin.
set Wlittwodl ben 6. DECEMBER in
0eutldcn @uftbeim II. nuo Cob
CTR. itdtt.
Sir guten aofiec uio Sudden III
eeiorgt ben guten oentldcn @eilt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
gaaen 9irbilahle bernrleiIl.

GbaH. Wlife. melder @eorge @tuu-
bin, etHen 9anoonfel. nm 1910 IN
|Wolo Bgitoblem 1ntte, pdlreiio Der
EieFhc 9Th Bu0 nubm, nEiiB fiIr oieieu
IEiebItahl aaf 0rei Sabre ms 3tsdt
haas mQnDgrn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
Dcrmcoene BanSitcn
crbeMten 5000!

MentpbiS 3eun., 5. 0e5 3nei
masficrte gal0iten betraten beltte
0as @ebauoe Der garf 8anf 8ruit
gomponD lno 5lpongen ben aaiiie
rer, einen Cad nit @eIO bermssalb
aeben, in ueld}em iid 5000 Sc.
fan0en. 2eiOer lit Is Den Rdubern
gelmgen, 5u entfommei.
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OmGSratmcilcn
Hmm6nicns beIett!

Berlin, 5. 0es. = ilber 2ooon.
- Die goIiiide 3eituug idreibt
belite, ooB $4,000 6uaorotmeilen
Rumaniens nno Die Ooppelt groBe
3abl Guaorutmeilen I'M noroliden
6~ranfreid BON ben 0eutihen NM
berbiinoeten Trltpper beiest iino.
Gieielbe 3eitlmg melOet, oob mob
reno Der letten 5 Gage 20,724
Ruml1ncn gefnneen genoHtnlen pur,
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05

brinorn mir ia icIber nit. gei I'm
Iercn glahbarn foneu mir ia bon
unicren arohcn oeutihen Siegen
nidt iprehcn. oIio Iobt uns rett
Soblreid criheinen, nm ms one
Grciocn unb Seiocn oeS nIten va
iprIouOcs bon Der 9cclc gu ipre-
den, uno berittcn, iuie mir meiter
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unIcr gscrf iorocrn founcn
Glora 9lein, Setr

Sim Rbein rno an Der Wolel
guS Sic Irnlben in oieicm Sabre
oubcroroentIi6 iiib eeratcn obcr
fir Die sliirrtcn pcrOen bic bout
ld,cn 9raliben immer ioucrct
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Mah[ aber grlendtnnasEpntraft.

@eute fiu0et bic ggabl ilber ben
geIeutlngsfontraft itatt. gisaer III
rte 8eteiligung cine aiiBerit eerinae.
Ole Bnblrid)ter uH0 Glerfs bnben
es HidJt notig, iid bclite fir ibrg
fiinf Collars iii ilberarbeiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
Scrben an Scr t1tc0lcna
Srcnt ~erfcl9lcs!

Berlin. 5. De5. (5unfenberiht)
llebcr @rcigniiie in Ma3eOonien
melocte beute oos ariegsnmt: Ger.
biihe Angrifie an Der Wtogleno
5ront broften ibnen MIR Der.
lutte elm. Ceitlih oes Gerun 6lui.
ies entipideln lid nerte @eiefte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
Pumcriitifd1cr 1lbcnS
inn tllmiiksP cim!
Sin bitIieitiees Brosrnmm itcbt
fir ben WOnat DECEMBER
tim Mniifbcim bspOr

Giir ocn fommen0en Sonntag
obeno. oen 10. Ge5ember bot Der
Cmuba IuIifperetn im IiliifbeiuL
Ode II. uno CAB Ctr, eineh hit
moriitiiden glbeno onselett. Dt
8eranitaIter peripredeu Ocn @o'
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Den gei6luB.
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bait Der Gomen @einugUerein Con
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on5ieben oiirfte.
am 5onntag Den II. DECEMBER,
finoet Elm eemiltlider 9aa oes 9ili.
~itfpereins fir glitglieOcr uuf
5reunoe itatt.
am 8eibnahtstage Mloniog, Der
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an 0ieie 6eier.
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miro Der Mniif 8ereiu nit einel
1beaterboriteaumg nufmorten. gu
4uifiihrnng eelnnat oas rei5enoI
Singipiel Dos 9eriprcdcn bin
term Serb" Rotiirlid biIoet aud
bier mieoer Gin 5on5 Den geidluB
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Grbfnten lpertpoIIen Mina.

Ger 514 laol. 81. CTR. pobneloe
gEarles aopdI0 murine gicntng
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ieinen Ginmdrtring I'M Berte non
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LOCAL RATES.

LOCAL RATES.
Neip. Situations. Lost and Found. Rent
Rooms. Miscellaneous Sales and Wants,
euslness Opportunities, Automobiles
ETC., one cent . word each time for ID
ssords or more.
BUSINESS CARDS UNDER WORD
RATE CLASSIFICATION twhere ac-
eeptabIe). Business Announcements, Per-
souaIs. Real Estate. Apartments. etc.
10 cents a line each time for four lines o.
more three times, with Q decreasing rate
for . longer period.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-18
SAN JACINTO PAVING DELAYED;
ANGE STREET TO BE PAVED

Through a 80 day clause that was
overlooked in the CITY council meeting
THURSDAY the paving of san Jacinto
street viii be held up until the prop
erty owners present new petition.
The council at its meeting approved the
petition for the paving of the street
from the south line of improvement
district No. l to the north line of
Tenth street Friday it was discovered
that the property owners who present.
ed the petition stipulated that the
work be started within 90 days
Ange street will be paved al once.
Bids Will be advertised for during the
next 80 days and it is expected that the
contract viii be let and the work start
ed within 40 days The cost of the
paving viii run between $500 and 500
q block.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-18
FIRST DEATH IN MASSACHUSETTS
GUARD OCCURS. PVT. T. J. FOX

The first death in the ranks of the
Massa chusetts brigade since arriving
on the border occurred Wednesday
night a [ the base hospital, when Pvt
Thomas J. Fox. of company l. Fifth
Massachusetts infantry. succumbed, af-
ter two unsuccessful operations for
appendicitis.
Pvt Fox was taken i'll about six
days ago and was Immediately removed
to the hospital He had been a mem
Der Of company I for nine years and
was one of the most popular privates
of the regiment
The body will be shipped to his for
mer home in Massachusetts as soon as
relatives are heard from. \ military
funeral viii be held by his comrades at
Camp Cotton for the dead guardsman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-18
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
"wHERE ARE MY CHILDREN. ?,

The subject of birth control which is
! being given SO much consideration by
scientists and students of the propaga-
! ton of our race, has been used as the
theme for Where Are My Children ~
a photOdrama produced by Miss Lois
Weber. which is being shown al the
Greclan today and tomorrow Miss
Weber has handled this delicate sub
Ject in manner which is bound to
provoke no end of discussion.
It is undoubtedly true, disciples Of
the old-fashioned school admit. that
many women are unfit to become moth
ers- Distorting their figures to meet
the dictates Of fashion; indulgile in
pastimes tending TO unsex them and
render them masculine: or even the
unaVoida bic ills due to physical weak
ness or heredity, are responsible for
many extreme cases. But these are the
exception, not the rule
Mother love is implanted deeplv
WITHIN the breast Of every true woman
T ne appeal OF sex TO sex. and the Won
derful love that springs. and grows.
and blossoms 10 its full fruit in the
rearing Of a home and children is one
OF natures wise rulings to make all
riSht with the world These are tn.
dictates that viii control race propa-
Satlon, and they are laws too sacI ed
10 be violated II is to this end that
Where Are Ny Children" brings nome
to US never to be forgotten truth and
a great moral lesson-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-18
VAUDEVILLE 1T
CRAWL ORD SEPT 8
Western Vaudeville Associ-
alton Acts to Come Here
From San Diego.

II Paso will have real vaudeville
this winter at the Crawford theater.
T. F. Maxwell. manager of the Craw-
ford and Texas Grand theaters. re-
ceived a message from L. VI. Craw-
ford. lessee of the local theaters, from
Topeka Friday, saying that he had
contracted with the Western Vaude-
Vile Managers association for all Of
its acts to play at the Crawford
theater The vaudeville season viii
open at the Crawford on Sunday, Sept
8. and will continue throughout the
fall and winter with a weekly change
Of bill.
Snme as seen On Coast.
The Western Vaudeville Managers
association is one of the largest and
best known vaudeville booking organi-
cations in the west, and books acts for
the vaudeville theaters of san Fran
cisco, Los Angeles. san Diego and the
other large western cities
Manager Maxwell has also received
a letter from the Chicago office of the
association stating that FL Paso's acts
would be sent from the Pacific coast
office at san Francisco TO FL Paso and
that the vaudeville acts would come
to FL PasO direct from the SpreCkles
theater in San Diego. The acts will
arrive here in time to open at the
Crawford theater for Sunday mat;nees-
Three shows Daily.
Il is manager Maxwelrs plans to
have three shows each day at the Craw-
ford after the vaudeville season opens
one snow Will be given in the after
noon of each day and two in the eve
ming with four shows daily on holt
days and Sundays
This Will be the first opportunity FL
PasO has had to see real big time"
vaudeville since the Orpheum circuit
played its acts at the Texas Grand
theater when VIII r Winch was man
ager, and manager Maxwell is conf
dent that the patronage will be suffi-
GENTLY large to warrant the vaudeville
running for the entire fall and winter
seasO nat the Crawford.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-18
MOTHER, WHOSE SON BURNED IN
CITY JAIL, SUES FOR SIOOO0

suit for $4,000 DANA ges was filed
against the city Friday by Mrs. Ignacio
( Gabaldon. who charges that her IS year
old son, Luis Gabaldon, died as a result
of burns that followed the gasoline and
vinegar bath given to the prisoners at
the city Jail March last II is set
forth in the complaint that proper pre-
cautions were not taken 10 prevent fire
and that young Gabaldon was amons
those who persisted.
Mrs Gabaldon asserts that she is
widow and that her son. who was
chauffeur and capable of earning $50
a week. was her sole support.
y score of prisoners persisted in the
fire that followed the gasoline and vim
egar bath al the city Jail The bath
was given as preventive of a
threatened gyphus epidemic. One of the
prisoners ignited a match and the fire
in which the victims lost their lives
resulted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-18
Ordinance,
NOTIEE

cstrtin the CITY OF Pc. -
south line Of Frs-
& e
II M e b the
" Council q The Oft
O san Antonio
city as
be cred sad fira
OF
la concrete urbs shall be
a cos
o. atinru
10 be BY them
sadie
street named to paved
City Council sodared
all a
10
and
wner nrovI
in n bv at
owners amount against each as sboz,
Campbell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-18
THIEVES PICK DOCTORS HOMES
TWO ROBBED IN TWO DAYS

Clothing and household articles val
Ted at $500 were stolen from the resi-
dence of Dr.. J. W. Tappen. at 1921
Mundy avenue. Thursday night, his
home being searched by thieves who
are believed to have STAYED there for
several hours
Only a partial list of the stolen goods
has been made by DR.. Tappan. and this
includes four suits of clothes. and
pearl handled pistol
Entrance was gained through a side
window by the thieves who are be-
lieved TO be the same as those who.
Wednesday night. robbed the home of
Dr. J. B. Love. two blocks distant.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-18
KELSEY DIES
FROM WOUNDS
Murder Charge Against
Northrop Following Sier-
"a Blanca Shooting.

As result of wounds received in the
breast and abdomen Wednesday after
noon in a shooting affray at Sierra
blanca- Tex 95 miles below FL Paso.
Frank KELSEY. a night Waterman. died
Thursday night at a local hospital
Harry Northrop. a deputy game war
b Gen, who was arrested Immediately fol-
lowing the shooting of Kelsey. is in
the county Jail A warrant charging
him with murder was filed in justice
James NJ. beavers court Friday morn
ing. Northrup was brought to FL Paso
on the same train bearing Kelsey,
Wednesday afternoon. by officers from
Sierra Blanca. The body of Kelsey was
shipped to Sierra Blanca for burial by
Mclean Simmons & Hartford, Friday
morning.
shooting Near Station.
The shooting Of Kelsey, who is well
known in Sierra Blanca, followed an
alleged quarrel between Kelsey and
Northrop. Northrop is said to have
called Kelsey behind the hotel near
the railway station. Two shots were
Immediately heard by number of per-
sens standing at the station. and KEEL
sey was found with two bullet wounds
IN his body. He was placed on the train
and rushed to Ell Paso for medical at
tention. accompanied by his wife.
kelsey is survived by a widow and
four children, two girls and two boys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-18
WHEAT STACK
ISDESTROYED
Lightning Causes $3.50 Loss
on F. 1. McKamy Farm
Near Anthony.

Anthony. y NJ, Aug. 1S-DurinC the
electrical storm here wheat stack
on the F / McKamy farm. west of
town, was struck by lightning and
burned up. It made a big blaze and
could be seen for several miles. The
wheat was valued at $3.50.
Considering the vast amount of hay
raised in the district. only small
proportion was ruined by the recent
rains. No alfalfa is being loaded out.
as that which was down was thor
oughly soaked.
Orchards and gardens on the bench
land were greatly benefited by the
rain, and fruits and vegetables are ma
turing rapidly and being brought to
market in large quantities Water
melons raised on the hillside are of
fine quality this year and find ready
market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-18
PUBLIC OPINION,

Blanche Sweet, the very popular
Lasky star, is showing. for the last
time today at the Alhambra in Public
opinion a play written specially for
her by Margaret Turnbun The story
OF tne play Is one wherein a young
woman, accused of murder wins free7
dom from accusation through the helm
OF the spirit Of her who departed.
II IS a realistic and gripping present
atlon OF the theory that those who have
passed away from this world return
in spirit 10 right wrongs. The storv
IS strongly and pleasinsly told ami car
Adv. III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-18
An APOLOGY
ALSO Az APPRECIATION.

We are forced to acknowledge that
the rain storm Thursday evening over
taxed our capacity. However, we dis
appointed very few patrons and take
this occasion to thank those who wait
ed until our service reached them.
Only an occurrence like last evening
could possibly delay our service as we
have by far the largest equipment in
FL Paso.
AufOS-CITT SERVICE CO.-TaxiS
Telephone Three Five-Hundreed
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-18
GOES TO MAKE SALE, FINDS
SUIT CASE AND GOODS GONE

Leaving his buggy containing suit
case with goods valued a over 5000. at
Second and Santa Fe streets. Muse
Ausara. peddler returned to find that
II had been stolen. according to re-
port made to the police Friday morning
Ausara stated that he was approached
by a man who asked that he go to the
back of house and see a woman who
wished 10 buy some clothing. He con-
scented, leaving one of his grips in the
buggy. When he returned after fail
ing to find the woman. the suit case
was gone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-18
NoLe- Amounts OF precipitation OF less thar
VI OF an inch are not published hereon
Comparative FL PasO Precipifation
Grande Project.
Height Of
W alter Above Dam
STREET CAR AND AUTO COIVJDE.
MOMAN DRYING AITnMnnn

An Arizona Street car and M =
CampbelIs light touring car collided At
the intersection OF Kansas and Texas
street Friday afternoon. The rirb-
front wheel was broken but no one wa :
injured.
John See, a Chinese gardener Was
thrown from his wagon at Mills and
campbell street Friday when his wagon
colhded with city dump wagon. He
was b>gised
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-18

You can he haDJv-fuOsCu In a mo-
ment Use ~Tiz" AMI never suffer with
tender. raw. burning. blistered
swollen. tired. aching feet Til and
only "Tiz" takes the pain and sore
ness out of cOrns, callouses and
bunions-
As soon as you put your feet in A
Tiz' bath. you Just feel the happiness
soaking in. How good your poor, old
feet feel They want TO dance for low
'TiZ" is grand '-Tiz" instantly draws
out all the poisonous exudations which
puff up your feet and cause sore, in
famed, aching. sweaty feet
Get a 25-cent box Of sTiz- ~ o,,-
drug store or department store Get
instant foot relief. Laugh at foot sui
ferers who complain. Because your
Feet are never. never going to bother
or make you limp any more.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-18
ALVESTON IN
STORM 8 GRIP
Communication Is Lost! the
Steamer Pilot Boy Is Re
ported Sunk in Gulf.

Dallas, Texas. Aug. 1S-Communi-
cation by telegraph with Brownsville
and extreme south Texas was lost
from both Houston and san Antonio
shortly after 1870 o'clock today, ac-
cording to an announcement from the
general offices of the Western Union
Telegraph company here
Steamer Sunk.
Corpus Christi. Texas, Aug. 1S.-The
steamer Pilot Boy, belonging to the
Texas and Gulf Steamship company
of Galveston, was sunk in the tropical
storm today somewhere in the gulf
between here and Galveston Wires
are down and it is impossible to OBJ
tain definite information. The message
said the crew was saved
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-18
TEXAS COAST PREPARES
FOR APPROACHING STORM

Brownsville. Tex, Aug. IS.-Summer
residents on Padre island beach. oppo-
site Point Isabel L miles northeast of
here, were removed TO the main land
today by a crew of the United States
coast guard station at Brazos island, on
receipt Of news of a tropical storm ap-
preaching the gulf from the West In
dies.
All fishing vessels also were drawn
into Isabel harbor Barometers here
registered $3.50 at 10 a. m, fall of ten
points since 7 a. m. and were still
falling.