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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-09
TIE DAILY
NOVELET
BETWEEN TWO AND THREE.

(Synopsis OF preceding chapters:
For a week. under an awful strain.
Ponsonby Scads had kept his promise
to cut out smoking. But at o'clock
on the morning Of the eighth day he
awakes with a start. muttering. ut
can't be done" CHANGING warily at
the sleeping figure of his slunberinG
wife, he thrusts one leg out Of bed
and waits for the other one TO follow.
Then. slipping on his clothes. he noise
lessly leaves the house and begins
throwing stones up at the bedroom
window Of Slides. the tobacconist.
Slides. after an interval. thrusts his
head out and finally. after an hours
arcument in which all the neighbors
take part from their respective win
dows. comes down. opens the shop and
sells Scads five cent cigar. Scads.
finding that he has no match. goes
home again. removes his shoes. and
makes his way back 10 the kitchen.
He fails 10 feel the hiding place OF
the matches. and finally determines
TO light his cigar from a glowing coal,
two OF which seem to be shining
among the stove ashes.D
Conclusion.
-! co.. G. - 90.
Ponsonby Scads had stuck his cigar
in one OF the tom cats eyes.
Not quite the end.)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-09
TaII,s on Banking.

vor cannot cross a bridge until you
come to it. but you can't cross the nv
q. yrIthout it. The great brioses
tJ,o+ snan the Niagara river may be OF
iftFie use to the New Yorker. out
vsben he wants to go to Canada ne
finds them a necessity.
Every successful life is built upon
the proposition OF preparedness. me
man who refuses to acGnowlease tiis
Fsc+ that some day he will be in need.
IS going to ind himself IN a serious
predicament when he least expects II;
The great trouble with many men ana
women Is they live from day 10 cay
with no thought Of tomorrow. TO
DAYS earnings are spent as soon as
earned-or before. Much OF the
worlds poverty is due TO tins hanc-
to-mouth existence. We get INTO deoS
md never get out. We get BEHIND
and never catch up. We run oilis
Tnffl the butcher and the grocer go
broke trying to pay our way for us.
certain father lost his son uneN'
,Acta6iv- He had no money saved up
SS lived as he went. never expecting
inch a happening. He appealed to
I'D hank to carry him over the time
AZ need. and was granted loan. more
ont Of pity than out OF respect for his
ereait. But he should have built the
bridge for himself long before tbs
time Of need came.
We rarely stop to appreciate how
helpful the bank Is until We need as
gfstanee, nor grasp the fact that i
somebody had not been thrifty anc
enticipated the time when hnoncia
brfdges would be needed and banked
fheir money, we would often be in
Bsnfs are built on the savings o
the thrifty. They lend to the mer
ehauf. manufacturer and individual
10Th as q business proposition and a
mater Of courtesy in time Of need
b,It e Is a sad commentary on on
method Of Life, II when the time Q
need comes. we must literally beg tn
banker, or a friend, to tide US owe
The time thrift would have anticipates
and prepared US for.
Money is not the sum total OF hu
mRn existence, but It goes a long wa
towards making life, no matter nov
hard 4 may be. IN other respects
nlelaknt, Every man knoRs tina
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-09

Princess Marie. the sixteen-year-
old daughter of King Ferdinand Of
Roamania. Ike almost every other
member of her caste in Europe, has
taken up duties entailed by the great
conflict The royalty OF Europe is
facing the realities Of me IN these
troublous days, and the ease Of this
little princess, Lifted fnvoluntarly
from the life Of the earefree and
happy child to the sober and dutRul
woman, Is but the case q hundreds
Of her kind.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-09

When cold hangs on as often hap
pens, or when you have hardly gotten
over one cold before you contract an
other. lookout for you are liable to
contract some very serious disease.
This succession OF colds weakens the
system and lowers the vitality so that
you are much more liable to contract
chronic catarrh. pneumonia or con-
sumption. Cure your cold while you
can. ChamberlRin's Cough Remedy,
has a great reputation. It is relied
upon by thousands Of people and
never disappoints them. Try It. It
only costs a quarter. obtainable ev-
erywhere.-Advertisement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-09

March. 1915. Believing. in the prime
minister's words. that no sacrifice is
too great when freedom and honor are
at stake. and that rich and poor alike
should bear it, We ask the government
to suspend all drink licenses through
out the kingdom for the period Of the
war.
I'VE believe a golden moment has
arrived for our country; that. pre-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-09

In this country thirty to forty per
cent Of the cases requiring charitable
work are due to sickness.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-09
An Evening Echo.

Buy what thou hast no need OF and
ere long thou shalt sell thy necesSitit'.
FRANKLIN.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-09

ers. the Fire Underwriters Labora-
tories. the American Concrete Insti-
tute, the National Fire Protection
Association. and the National Lime
Manufactures Association.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-09

; Sitting a problem with a -four 1
; sitter.
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-03
MuR biiken.
Gumdnien ,piro fir feline l1n<
taten beitratt.
8ulgariide SAronrebe.

2onoon, 20. Sttober. 9ie Sbron=
reoe, nit pel@er oas parlament III
@ofia erDffnet maroe, be{6aftigt (lb
elmer Meloung aus NmIteroam - ~
{eIssS {e!ssS 9 sF}q'ndn'sa. Scr sn9alt
rRuA, ,SSiea maGte fi@ i'm Sabre
1913 BIZ 8erlegsnbeiten 8ulgariens
gu nuBe unb ertldrte &rieg.s sSSn
6ottlof fer Weife fiel es in unfer 2ono
Elm unb perpiitete bic rei9e uno
fru9tbare Dobrubf9a. Qm 27. Muz
quit 1916 ertldrte Numdnien an Die
uns perbiinoete Monar9ie Seiterreib=
ngnrn Sen &rieg unb griff glei95eitig
unb felbjt por Der 8rtegsertlarung
unlere Donauf fdo:e an. Die rumd=
nil 9en Sruppen begingen @reuelta<
ten unb besannen Oamit, Die bulgari=
f6e 8eDDlterung in benz bon ibnen
bertpii fteten 2anoe aus5urotten".
uMtr 1aben uns besbalb genDtigt,
unlerer 9lrmee belt @inmari9 in Rus
mdnien gu befeblen, ben unernarteten
Mngriff ab5ufdlagen, Rumdnien mez
gen feines 8erbaltens i'm Sabre 1913
5u 5ii@tigen unb uniere 8riioer in
Der 9pbru019a 3u befreten".
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-03
polt &oerber.
Meuer Hremier senieRt aDae=
meines Tertrauen.f
8onferierte nit Sis5a.

Mien, %. Stt., iiber 2onbon, 20.
Sft. Ser neue Pre1nterminiter ppn
SeFerrei@, Or. bon Roerber, bat
benz &aifer S5rau3 Sofepb bic 2ifte
ber reuen &abinettsmitglieber iiberz
rei9t. 9ie Namen iinb mod ni@t bez
tannt gema9t, aber man tpeib, oob
es Mdnner itnb, ipelde Dem ungariz
f@en premier 9is3a genebm iinb.
8on Roerber bate nit Sis3a in
8noapeit cine &onferen5, unb Elm
3ielbenuBtes 3ufammenarbeiten bei=
ser 2dnber 1T geft6ert.
Die 3eitun9en tpibmen benz neuen
premier fDmpatbif6e 8egriibunes=
artitel. Dus ,Miener Sogeblatt"
nennt i'm ben rre6ten Mann am
re9ten plab1 unb bic ,Neue Greie
prefe1 riibmt feline Renntniffe uno
Jdbigteiten.
Der neue premier ion ber 3ufom.
menberufung oes Rei6srates freunoz
li9 geiinnt fein. politifhe Giibrer
nebmen nit ben Mitgliebern Sub
lung, Inn cine @iBung por3ubereiterl.
Bel tpel9er Musf9reitungen aus ppz
liti{9en Mntibe1 bermieben tperber.
Nan min S5enen Derrneiben. tpie fie
Oas 6fterreidiihe parlament Dor
benz arieqe ld9erlih nadten unb
tpie iie bdrh bic liberalen 9ausre<
geln erm0sli6t iinb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-03

benbHrgen iit Sic Sage llnperan6erf.
n&eeresgrnppe oeS Hrin5en 2eo-
polo:
u@eitlid bon 2u5f uno am 5to-
6oo tobt Elm i6perer Mrtinerie-
fampf. Gin bon Sen Nuiien BEL
55elotu eingeleiteter Snfanteriean-
griff i6lug iofort febl.
rStalienilGe Gront:
usln Der &iiite bat Ser Seino iet-
ne artiQeriitii6e nn0 Minen=9dtig
felt erbobt. Seltlib bon @0ra nnb
auf Dem @arlo i6idte ser Getnb
Mnfflarl1ngStrnppen Dor. SIN Sirol
bat Dos italieniihe 9lrtiueriefeuer
nadgelaiIen.
rAlbanii6e Jront: Sage unber.
1110ert."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-03
Mrbettsloie 8el8ter.
9eutl6e 6eaierung gibt tbnen 8e-
iCflGftiauun.

Berlin, =27. Off,, iiber 2onbon, %.
Dit. (geripdtet) Die g}a9mitz
tags5eitungen bringen iibereinitim=
menb, tpabri9einli6 ouf amtli9e8er=
anlai1ung, @rtldrungen iiber Die BON
Den1 @eneralgouperneur bon 8elgien
bon 8iilins getroffenen MaBregeln,
orbeitslo1e 8elgier gu bei6dftigen.
9ie1e Mabregeln lino i'm Snterefe
ber 8elgier 1elber unternommen, pel=
de in 8elgien feline Qrbeiten ftnben
unb ii6 ouf bic amertfontf6e Inter
Fiibnng perlaifen, pel6e ieoen au@
genbltd aufb0ren fann.
General bon Rifiing bat baber bic
8e1@dftiung Der Belgier in be-
na@barteu beutlhen eSnbnfriebe5tr<
fen angeorbnet. Die meifen arbetten
freitpillty, aber biejenigen, pel9e f9
tpeieern gu arbeiten, peroen fernerbin
nt9t mebr in ibrer l1ntdtiatett nn<
terftiht perben.
SMn3 hiikeft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-03

= 5ieten M1ttglteber beS Oednner
Clubs ser Gongre9ationaltlten Stride
outoirten Neittmo6 na6 Weit Jtepton
no lie Nleranoer 91ulien NIT elmer lle=
berral6nng bctmlu6ten.
Trau Geo. Maper retite DienStae
nod W3tnneapoltS iiber Sc Sueur Sem
ter. Sier traf tie tire 5o6ter Nl1na,
2ebrerin an Sen oorttgen 96ulen, llnb
nit bteler reiite lte nad MtnneapoltS
/mo 1ie NIT ben anberen 5lpet E06tern,
olga pon Dailel, lno 2eona, 5tuoenttn
I'M s5ine NrtS Snititute, eine d3ulan1<
merfnnft baben ptro,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-03

Gefaneenen nno ser l1mfang Der
8ente, Sic tit 10 arpk, bah lie, mte
bic Siirfen meloen, nud) gar ntdt
gesablt ,perben fpnnte. Gie .3ablen
,uerbcn ,uadien, ie naber Die Ser
fulgnngstrnppen iid) Der 9onan=
Mlnonng ndbern. Man mmk sluar
annebmen, oaf Gin Sell Der Tlicben-
Sen nit ser Mibjeoie- -Snltid)ea-
Balm nnb iiber oie 9unan auf Hun=
tun=@rMfcn nnb Suuten entfpn,ncu
iinb, aber ptele ,ueroen an ipat fums
men, uno Ser Meit miro Elm ber,uirr'
ter &anfen, bic jammerlihcn lteber,
bleibiel elmer ga15lid oemuraiiiicr.
ten Nrmee, iein.
Berlin iagt nid)ts iiber Maden=
ien. Ser Spbrltbid)a=Siege biillt
fid) nad) Sen Siegcn Ser &or'uud)e
lpieber in Ben Mantel 0es @ebeim=
niiies. lteberraidnngen iino itiino=
lid) SIT erluarten, oenn Wafenlen
raitet nidt, nno uemn er bet Sidcr-
nalupba ntd)t iiber sic Gunan fanu,
miro Ct es an aubcrn 9snnften,
lueiter 1Drolid, 3. 9. bei t6iriupa,
peri ind)en.
SIM Nproen lit bic Gage luenig
beranbert. SScgen bes ld)ledten
@etters mno ors per5lueifclten It-
heritamhes ser MnmGnen uno Siniien
gebt es MIR langlam, 0afiir aber
beito iiderer, por,uarts, Gampn-
2nng lit nod nidt in oentiden !6an-
Sen, pbgleid oics ppn 2pnopn &C..
melbet uurbe.
9ln ser 1itliden 1ront bon Sic
benbiirgen nnb Hnflanb fat iid ,uc-
mig luihtiges ercignct. Sin neuer
rniiiider Nngriff in 8ulpnien lit
in Gnt,uidlnng, sic Sobcsframpfe
Der rnijiid)en Wiilitar1nadlt.
Mn ser ma5cSpniIden Syront ,uur-
ben ierbiidc g!ngriife ant Gerna ab=
geIdlagen, uno Die 6rau5uien nuo
serben gebcn oies 5u, inoem iie Die
s2ease al3 ,''ipcrdnbert be5eidyaeu.
Nn ser italieniidel1 Trpnt lit clue
Effeniipe Gaournas anf Sen, @ario
lit Sen nad)iteu Sageu 5n er.uartcn.
SIM &anfaius nnS IN Eerfeu riib-
rem itd) Ste Siirfen luteber, >uie He-
trpgrab meloet. Dir &aiien gcben
sn, oaR sic Siirfen III scr Effcniiue
iino. Ser varanfe Mann" tit TO-
lpi1al gcinno 9e'uoroen4
Serliner Seri6t.
Mngriffe Scr Ser6cn am &erna idlaz
gen nuter bl1ttigen @erluiten fell.
Berlin, 80. Nft., 6rabtloS na6
SopDiue, 8. S. Ser geltrige Be-
ridt Der Sber1tcn @eeresleitung
batte folgenben @ortlaut:
vCeitltder Sriegsidlanplak:
u&eeresgrl1ppe oeS 8elonarlboQ5
bon Madenlen:
n9ie Gage in ser 2pbr,bida 1T
gut.
uMa5eoonil6e Tront:
uSii6Di itli6 BON aenoali 11no I'M
Gerna-&nie iblugen feinolibe Nn>
griffe unter blutigen Gerluiten febl.
u@eeresgruppe 0eS gr5ber5ogs
&arl 1ron5:
rg1 ser Sltfront bon 5iebenbiir-
gen lit Die Sage unberanoert.
uSuDlth DDm SDcnteS=1SaR mHTOe
M5nga luabrenb cines Mngrtffes CT
rcid)t. Sci Gampn-2nng nno meit-
lid baum lunrben trut erbitterten
feinblidcn 8ioeritanoes ueitere
Surtidritte gentadt.
vSeeresgruppe 6es Brin5en 2eo-
polo bon 8aDern:
nGie Nulien bielten bcinabe Die
gan5e 5toboo= =5ront unter Mrtiae-
riefeuer, oas ipeitlib bon 2n5f }eiae
groBte Seftigfeit erreidte. Gin ruff
| iii6er Mngrift Ser bonn @alooiitrift
bei 5aelop geeen uns geri6tet mnr-
be, brad in unierm 9perrfeuer 5'1-
| ianlmen.
u8etlider ariegsihauplak:
v&eeresgruppe oes aronprin5en
l r ~ <NH
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-03
Mem l1lm Nlnneiota, 6retag oen B. 9iop, 1916,

IL -.
,1iebcrgeidlagen. 3mei sepan5;rtc
Nntomobilc (uSanfs") ,uurbcn bnrdj
birefte Sreffer nnier 8atterieu SER
1t0rt.
u5pater 0rangen oitli6 bon 2es
8oeufs 5lpei fein6lt6e aompagnien
in einen unleres borgel6obenen
@raben Elm. 9ie &anpfe 1ino nod
ribt entlbieben.
uSeeres9ruppe 6es 6eltldcn
&ronpril15en:
u9luf Dem oitli9en 0}aos liter
fam es l1ur gu Mrtiuerieaftione:L
sic bon 3eit at 3eit Sen b0bltcn
@ro6 ser S11te1lipitdt erreidtcn."
Berlin, 80. Off,, brabtlos noib
GappiQe, 8. S. lleber 1000 geian-
gene Hun10ner, Sic erlte Mbteillng
ser bon Sen Eiirfen in ser 9obrll0-
IDA ge1nad)ten @efangenen, lino III
&onI Itnltinppel angefommen. gSrt=
tcre ruiiiicbe nno rl1nldnii6e @efon
gene tperoen in ben nd6fen Saae1
ertrortet.
sSerl1cr miro n1itgeteilt, sci; Sic
8eute 10 groB lit, DaB lie bister
nibt ale cingebradbt perOen fonllte.
goifeer @crt6t.
Sic @erfulsnng Ser geidlagcnen
sSeinbe brin9t Sente Elm.
Gofia, iiber 2on0on, 80. DIT.
Ser geitrige s9eri6t oeS bulgarildell
@eneral1tabes lautet:
vGnmaniibe 5rort:
uSn Der 9ubrubiha >utro bic
&erfplgnng bes Teinoes fort9eiekt.
lleber 500 neue @efangene iin0 cin=
gebrQ6t 1poroen. nnter ibner be-
iano ii6 eil1e Mbteilung bon Se!e-
pbontruppen bie 5un1 4. ruliildell
1ibirii ibelt glrmeeforps geborten.
~Mo5eoouiide Sront:
r3milben Nresa-5ee un6 @erna=
GlrB fon1 es 81 @eidiibfampfen.
@ir idlueen feinbli6e Mngriffe
bur6 @egenangriffe arriid.
aus33milheE; Ro11aitir IT, ser GIortna
Babn 16lugen mebrere feinblide
Mngriffe gegen 6ie bon 6eutiheu
Sruppcn ge5altenen Stellungcn
febl.
ISM Moglellica=Sale, tpeitlib unb
oltlib bonn Garoar, iii6li6 bon
Stopofo un0 am SUB 0eS 8cle5-
BldteorS babcn 9lrtiQeriefdlnpit il
| }tattgcfunncn. Nl1n Strun1a fam ea
! gu &0npfen Guiiben Muffldrungs.
>trltppen.
(gin in 2onoon ber50gerter Be,
rid)t 0es bl1lgorilhen @eneralitabes,
Ger iib auf oie greignilie am 9on=
nerstag nn0 Greitag .be5iebt, lall=
tet:)
uGobru6lda Jront:
rGie &erfplghu9 bes bernidtenS
geidlagenen Teinbcs ,uirb fortgeiekt
Ser Jeinb 5iebt iid iiberau anf Die
&ontonbriiden bei 9irioba, 8raila,
Siaeea mnb Snltdja 5nrii6. 9ie
8riide bei Siriopa lit bon 11ns 5er.
| itDrt 1uprben.
| vMm Morgen bes 26. batten TIN.
iere bur9eidjobencn Srnppem idpn
bie 2inie bon Eitrpiup iiiblid bpn
8ababagb erreid)t.
n8abrenb Der lctten beiben Sage
baben mir iiber 500 @efangene &c.
1nadt, iieben &anpnen nnb einen
san5en, ans flint 8agen beiteben.
cen Wnnitionsparf lnb biele anbere
@ngen NIT Material erbentet."
uSeitlid bon eiliitria bnben nit
cine Sniel in Ser 9una1 beiett."
@ieter Berfd)t.
Sobe, bie Grippa an Der Dona,.
beberridt, ben &nmanen entriiien.
Wien, iiber 2onoon, 80. Sft.
Ser fgeltrige 8eridt bes 01terrei,
| biid-urgariiden @eneralltabes fat
folgenDen .@ortlout:
uSeitli6er ariegsibaupIob:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-11-03
SIN stnrmidritt
Mafen5e,l ndbert ii1
8enarabien.
fyortl6ritte int Noroen.

8erli1l 80. Oft, orabtloS nab
@aDpille, 8. s. 5elomaridaa bon
@inbenburg gab beute folgenoe gr-
fl4rung ab:
vDie Sran5oien legen groBe Sa.
bigfeit an oen Sag, aber lie pernid)=
ten fd) ielbit bnrd oieie &atpf-
metbpbe.
uMlle lire 3abtgfeit miro nmlpnIt
feim, oenm am Gnoe miro nidJts BON
ibnen iibrtg bleiben.
uOie Tran3olen peroanfen oie1es
@didIQl Sen 8rite1l. Bentt ote
8riten I'M nablten Srubiabr elne
neue Offel1iioe perlangen, 10 meroen
fie syranfreib oes lebten Heltes 1eis
ner 9lrmee ,tno icil1er Nolfsfraft be-
rauben.
uGieler &rieg fat Die allgeme:ne
Mn1ibt iiber Ste nilitarii6en 5dbig.
feiten nllO Grrungeni6afte11 'Gng.
lambs ni1t perqnDert u1O miro lie
au6 ni6t pcranoern. @roBe 9tra1e=
gen gibt es bel ben Gnglunoern
ni9t.
u9ie Gage lit eiebenbiireen lit
ansge5etdnH.
uDie Nnmanen bcfinben itd) aai
bem @nf5ns, nnb scr Sag Ser Nb<
red)nnmg lit nabe, eSbren Gtntritt TIT
SEN &rieg babc id nit Trenoen be-
griift- sl1tf oieie @eiie iino auir oem
@rabenfrieg entfpntnen."
8erlin, 80, Oft, brabtlps nad)
sappille, 8. S. 9ie rnrtaniide Mr-
nee iit pollitanssis n1tier 'srniiHifdp
apatruQe seiteat ,uuroen, Ser Ha-
riier rMatiu" mad)t befannt, baf
ser r1Iiiid)e General 8telappff Sen
Oberbefebl iibernpmmen fat. Der
fran5Diiide General Sertbelot itegt
ibm sur Seite.
3arid), S6,pei5, 20. Sft. eSnfplge
Ser beutid)en S1tuaiton pon 9tproen
mno siopfen lit SET Sit ser rlt1na-
niidcm &egiernne putt 8ufareit nad)
eSaly, 200 Meilen nprboitlid ten
Bmfarelt 1no III ser Nabe Der rnl=
iiid=beiiarabiid)en 8ren5e, perle9t
>uproen, luie ans bcutid)er anelle
mitgeteilt ,uirb. &6nig Terbinano,
sic Nfitglieoer ieines 6pfes nno
piele ru1aaniide 9epntierte ipllen
iid) bereits III Saiy befinben. Die
8ep0lfcrnng ppn Bnfareit lebt in-
folge Der nnunterbrodenen 9lngriffc
oentider 2mftidiffe nnb Aeroplans
in Sen grDRten Mengiten.
.@te aus Spf fla mitgeteilt ,ptro,
batte b11lgariidje &apaQerie bereits
am Sunnerstag murgcn Die 2tnte
Gitrpu-8ababagb in Der nDroliden
9obrnoida erreid)t. 9ieie 2inie
liegt senau 80 6ilumeter n6rolit1
bpn Der 2inie &onltan5a=Si Siderna=
,upba uubzl1ur nud) 80 9tlometer
bpn snltidea (snleea), segcniiber
Ser ruiiiid)en stabt sSSsmail, an Der
@ren5e Beiiarabiens,
Sic Melbnng, bail Seile Ser
Madenien 9lrmee bic nDrbltde
l@ren5e Der rumauiiden Gpbrnbfda
an Der 9Dnau erreid)t baben, fan11
nnnn1ebr itiinblid eintreffen. 9ie
Nielonng uirb 9leidbebeutenb iein
nit Der Satiade, oaf Die Madenien-
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perfiigt tperoen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14
Short Snatches From Everywhere

What's the idea in raising olives hard that they
can't be harpoOned kansas City Journal
Col. Roosevelt and Mr.. Taft have shaken hands
Free Press.
Many fellow who does not seem to be the least .
nervous VIII jump at COMMUNICATIONS (Texas5t
Avalanche.
The national game has had hard time this season
playing against presidential campaign and the Euro
pean war-AT1waukee Wisconsin.
Another cause for the high cost Of living is
lack of cook aprons WARDROBE Of majesty.
the American gfrl.-HOuston Post.
Chestnut trees in New England doomed by a
in campaign speeches-Albuquerque Journal
Probably villa would have agreed 10 do it for Z
tenth Of that sum.-Lawrence (Mass-) Telegram
II is pretty hard to have these nice October
mistaken for deer--Eau Claire (Wis) Leader
Caruso receives 1856 night for singing IN Buenos
Aires. might be paid $4,000 night for sing
ing in the CITY OF Mexico Cfex.).-St Louis Globe
Democrat
II YOU had the joIs-but think OF how many things
you'd have to explain before you Standardization
tWisJ Democrat )
Villa quoted saying he is friendly to Amer
leans No American has any fear Villa
long he stays OF the bandits reaeh--Albu-
querque Journal
Newspapers will begin their annual warnings 4
against the accidents caused by the mistakes OF =
hunters but the campaign has been successful
the Campaign for the sane Fourth OF July--Mh-
waukee News
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

tarv OF safe it is probable that he will
be allowed 70 take the oath ss president
on sunday at noon and hold Office until
the following day This mater Wou A.
rest entirely with president Wilson a z
his successor II Mr. Wilson shouA
not be reelected and Mr. Hughes de-
sires TO take the oath on. Sunday. he
has that privilege. II Mr. Hughes fif
elected) should not take the oath on
sunday. then il would be matter for
Mr. Wilson TO decide whether Mr.. Ian
sing should take the oath for a day
or whether there should be an interval
without president II Mr.. Wilson is
reelected. the chances are said 10 be
that he will take the new oath on sun
day and go on with the Inauguration
exercises on Monday.-Editor.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14
Little nerUeps
Ell Paso-Fort Worth Highway Should Be Boosted
Such Road Almost As Valuable As Railroad
Little Interviews

souri, street from Mundy avenue to
Oregon. and. in fact. all residents OF
the northern part Of the city were
treated TO a second military parade
Friday afternoon" said r. o. Parker
About II o'clock the troops. under the
command Of Brig. Cen Charles G. Nor
ton. commenced arriving in to the city.
and il must have required fully three
hours for them TO pass The men were
all in one long line OF infantry cavalry
and artillery and made a spectacular
sight as they marched along the
streets All appeared 10 have had a
strenuous hike. as the gun caissOns
were covered with dust while there
were flecks OF dust on the faces 81 the
men
when a member of the police de-
parrmenr makes an arrest. I believe IL
is usually justified 1y the evidence. as
police officers are TO protect the Law"
said police chief B. j. Zabriskie. I
feel certain that in most cases they
would not make an arrest II conditions
do not demand it. Police officers do
not arrest a man for nothing This is
shown in the number Of convictions
which each officer gets
About $1,000 sheets OF 7. n. c A
stationary has been distributed 10 the
men Of the tenth and 11th divisions
during the last % days" said o. T.
Tyler. general camp secretary. Y NJ
c A at Fl PasJ The men found il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

rather inconvenient TO write letters
upon their hayersacks. but that did
not hinder them from writing over
100000 sheets have been distributed 10
all the soldiers in the FL PasO district
The international committee has con-
verted 500 men in the Fl Paso district
with the last week" he continued -NS(
only have We converted them, but they
have signed cards - the effect that
they will try and lead a better life
hereafter We have distributed 20O0
testaments also within the last month
~Yes. I like Juarez much better than
I did MatamOras. while Il Paso is a
much more desirable city than Browns
VILE" said l. Juarez. new chief i'm
migration inspector at Juarez, who ar
rived several DAYS ago to assume hlS
new duties The climate here Is veaSz
different from on the lower 20
Grande No I Will not make any
changes in the personnel of the office
staff, not for the present, al least"
I am indeed sorry that the dedica-
ton of Elephant Butte dam has b.
postponed" declared J. c Nagle. heaa )
of the state irrigation board which has
the supervision OF the non-navigable
rivers of Texas. Mr.. Nagle, accOmpa-
MED by Mrs. Nagle. arrived from Aus
tin Friday and registered AT the Shell
don I believe that in irrigation lies
the salvation OF great section Of west
Texas. I am also g strong advocate OF
drainage in east Texas"