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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09
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SIN senallttcn Sounibip iollen
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ltlD @erbellerl1naen porgenonnalel
meroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09

@abreno oes pereangsnc1 Monats
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tbef 5,9O1 @iid)er entlieben, etlpt
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09

Sn SroeetldnS Solpnibip lpllroer
Die fplgcnocn Experimentation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-25
Short Snatches From Everywhere.
(BY H. D. S.

Don't always call a spade spade. Have heart
New York Times.
If you cannot make good at least make noise
New York american.
have to watch your step to leave footprints in
the sands time.-MacOn Telegraph.
Some wives can henpeck sweetly that fellow
does not realize it-New York American
The kind Of optimism men buy By the glass is
seveu-eighths OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Blade.
When a fellow marres a rich woman he never
gives her credit for his success-Nashville Ban
The things that we need the least usually the
things struggle the hardest to get-Philadelphia
Telegraph
Villas Of government is moving more rapidly
these days than the Servian capital-Sau Francisco
Chronicle.
Much OF what is called enthusiasm is merely
vociferous demand that somebody else do something
Albany Journal
Time drags for the worker who regards week a.
only an interval between days, and his work drags
too.-New York World
There lot Of pacfists, but only few of them
are shrewd enough to make money out Of it-St
Louis Globe-DemOcrat
Perhaps you have noticed that it is a whole lot
easier break dollar than to gather up the pieces
Philadelphia Telegraph
Some unable TO think at their best
unless they are seated in rocker and going full
gallop. And the rocking chair habit is almost
cigarets-ToledO Blade.
In the hazy rumors of Villas movements the belief
that he is going further away from the border may
be true, but all the he may be getting nearer
the verge.-Provdence Journal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-25

for the better Some work has been done on some OF
the properties some deposits have been opened
and traced It is probable that the district whole
is somewhat promising today than it when the
expert above referred to- his report His scientific
Judgment and practical training led him to estimate
correctly the huge economic possibilities of the district
His business discretion and loyalty led him to report
adversely upon the particular project then under con-
sideration.
Now it is understood that Phelps, Dodge Co. have
been able to arrange the preminareS OF transaction
that is expected to result in the ultimate requirement
and consolidation of many of the properties IN the
district and the development of the copper deposits on
vast with all the advantages of the most modern
and sklful methods of mining and reducing the ores,
pracced by this great corporation in its rich south
western holdings.
1t need not expected that the job will be done all
at once It will be taken up cautiously and with an
eve to the future. It is not the policy of this COM
pany to scratch the surface" hunt for rich pockets
or make deceptive showngs for stock Obbing purposes
Nor do the business policies of the corporation always
become public property. In the BurO mountains many
years have been spent in thorough exploration and de-
veopment millions of dollars have been spent in under
ground work; more millions in railroad lines, concen
trating mills and industrial towns Yet the BuTo
mountain properties not yet included among the
producers The company recently acquired immense
tracts adjacent its holdings, and known to contain
combinations of its deposits The work is all done
in a big, deliberate way, that may not always suit
the Spectators the outside, but that makes for
permanence and strength.
So it will probably be with the Organ district. It
is not going to be another Bsbee, Morenc Cananea,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-25

Miami, Santa Rita, Ray Immediately this summer
but work will 20 with persistence and caution, all
planned for the future great camp In few years,
there should be developed, in the normal course Of
things on the western slope of the Organ mountains
IS to 20 miles from Las Cruces industrial district
of tremendous economic importance. Thousands OF
men will be employed there and with their families will
make several prosperous towns. A railroad branch
will be extended from Las Cruces some other Junction
point to the mines Mills will be erected, and there VIII
be the necessity for large shipments Of building ma
terial machinery, fuel and supplies, together win the
outbound shipments of concentrates and high grade ores
to the smelterS. This all more business LOT
southwestern railroads, manufacturers merchants ana
trade workers.
Las Cruces should derive much direct and indirect
benefit from this development that city being tne
principal commercial point in the valley above II Faso
If the railroad branch connects there with the santa
Fe that will give the town added importance Inc
mining towns will be large OF valley produce
and the Organ mountain district may become one Oh
the best markets the farmers have Las Cruces VIII
share in all this activity.
So also will Ell Paso share. This city 1S' as II
WERE the toll gates Of the southwest, Where II is IN
position to receive share from the profits OF all raiI
in the region FL PasO merchants, bankers DulidetS
produce dealers, outfitteTS manufacturers, trades
workers, railroad men, and the farmers IN the Fl Paso
valley will all feel the effects Of such development
in the near vicinity
One of the most important effects on Fl PaSo,
economically, will be TO improve the back country,
giving the city spoke in the "wheel' OF primary
resources which diagrams the cys fundamental reasons
for existence. Heretofore practically all our mining
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-25

~ ONE YEARS ago, the chief mining engineer of the
United States Steel corporation, after having
- personally examined the copper mines and pros
meets in the Organ mountains expressed the opinion
that these were the greatest deposits of high grade
copper ore in the world far scientific knowledge
Of the worlds copper extends Reporting as an expert
for possible investors, he found that the wonderful
deposts extended ten miles along the contact
of the lime and porphyry and that enough development
work had been done to demonstrate their huge economic
vaue but unfortunately the district had been covered
by large number of separate locations mostly running
transverse to the principal veins and litigation had
been so complex and general and persistent over
long term Of years that titles options leases were
hard to obtain on terms that he could recommend
Many of the de facto of properties or Of equities
therein, seemed to want to get enough out OF sale
to replace all the losses Of the last Is years due 10
bad management litigation, neglect and looting There
seemed no possibility at that time OF acquiring and
consolidating the many separate properties on fair
business basis at price that an expert could approve
as reasonable,
The United States Steel corporations chief mining
engineer at that time expressed the opinion that, If
were possible to consolidate the many different prop
critics and develop the whole district under one manage
ment along modern scientific lines the Organ mountain
copper district should become of the greatest and
most famous producers in the world
There is no to suppose that the material con-
ditons of the properties changed in the time that
has elapsed since those opinions were expressedunes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-25
Cold Cream Needed By The Column In Mexico
Troops Have Cracked Lips And Burned Noses

to take advantage Of the roads. All
Of these persons leave certain amount
of money in II PasO. and which makes
their visits very desirable"
= =
Eel PasO is full of people" said r. T.
Sherman. If you don't believe it. ask
the real estate men. 1t is the hardest
thing we encounter, to find rent houses
for the large number OF people that
call every day. There are no vacant
houses and everything that becomes
available is quickly grabbed. New
Corners tell me that there are far fewer
rent houses in FL Paso than in any
western city"
II have just got hold OF some in
fOrma ton that indicates that Boston's
estimate of requirements for the year
in water meters is $780," said Ed
Haight. city purchasing agent. TN
view OF the fact that last year our
requirements were 1900 FL PasO must
be growing more rapidly in proportion
to population than the famous Hub
city. for Boston has a population OF
nearly 100000, against our 7O,I12-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-25

tatinE interpreters who understood
Japanese, Russian, French, German and
ali the Chinese dialects in order to
get anywhere at all. The sign langu-
age was about the only thing that
could be universally used
= =
The immense amount Of building
being done i'm FL PasO is one of the
most impressive proofs of the substan-
tial growth Of this city that I have
ever seen" said j. b. Carter. Hardly
a day occurs but that building permits
for the erection of homes and office
buildings at an estimated cost OF
thousands of dollars are issued at the
city hall"
THE light showers recently only
hardened the roads leading into FL
Paso from the west and they are in
excellent condition for travelling at
present said r. A. Jones. The
present condition of the highways make
motoring very enjoyable. however, and
there are numbers of automobile
owners from New Mexico and Arizona
arrive in the city every week, in order
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-25
Biscuits Are Small, Irritable Food Products
Many Women Can Make Them, But Many Can

biscuits the young and fearless house
wife follows a set of blueprints FUR
nished by the high school teacher Of
domestic science. a complete set of
tools is always used. consisting Of a
yardstick spirit thermometer. gradu-
ated glass, blue-flame retOrt and
crucihle, making the pantry look like
a volcanic disturbance in n laboratory.
The compound is then baked by rote
in a measuring oven. and served in the
form of dum-dum bullets. -Four or five
of these bullets, applied internally, Will
convert a. neat and tasty bridegroom
into n gloomy misanthrope inside Of 20
minutes.
The biscuit is not as deadly in its
effects rs the doughnut, but il should
not he drank to excess 1t is always
best to test the biscuit by seeing If il
Will hold up a strong man. standing
on one foot and if it emerses trium-
ahaut from the test it should then be
fcd 10 the livestock. Thousands OF sal
soda biscuits are fed every year to the
r.--ilvNcow. as a stimulant. and this no
doubt Gccs0Rts- for the murderOus in
stincts OF that household pet Pro
tected by The Adams Newspa sSeIY-
ice) -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-25

resources have been west; this district hes north
and extends the of the city's chief commercial
interests In easy automobile distance, three hours
the Organ district will be nearest big mining camp
and there will be much traffic especially with the
building Of roads, shortening distance and time
still further.
So added security of tremendous present and pOten-
+ial value is given to FL Pasos future metropolis
and TO the cys prospects of unbroken and increasing
prosperity
By the way, can every army officer city and county
official federal civil official hold up his hand and
swear that he gOssiped a wild rumor?
If all true that gossip about the Mexican stu
alton says is true then maybe apparent lie would
balance another and the millennium would be here
through the operation of policy Of total extinction
of the race la Kilkenny pussies.
To look at the little pink cared white rabbits in
the store windows heralding the near approach OF
Easter greatest Christian festival, would hardly
believe that the whole world in chaos and that every
second the average victim of the great war falls
There are fewer soldiers today between Buffalo and
Seattle than there policemen in St. Louis But who
cares? Bryan's grand army of 100000 between sun
set and dawn is there all right [JOkel
The more often the wires 20 down between Wash
ngton and Pershngs headquarters the more likelihood
of success to the expedition.
Evidently campaigning with Pershng is no bed of
orchids.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-25
MUNDAY AGAIN
RECEIVES BLAME
"Check Hitting" Is Alleged
by Witnesses Regarding
La Sale Street Bank.

Chicago. Ill, March 25.-Witnesses in
the trial Of VIM. Lorimer, charged with
conspiracy in connection with the fail
ure OF the La Sale Street Trust d Saw
ings bank. testified today that the
transformation Of the bank from a
national 10 state bank was carried
out in a perfectly regular manner
John II. Rife. former state bank eN-
aminer. testified that in an eXamina-
tion of the bank while a state insutu-
ton, he found indications of check
kiting" and unfavorable loans. They
We're evidences. he said. that c. X. Nun
day. convicted vice president of the
bank. had written checks on banks in
which he had no money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-25

~HE biscuit is q small irritable food
product composed Of flour salt.
milk and luck A great many
women use the right PROPORTIONS Of
flour. salt and milk, but try to get
along without any luck. thus introduc-
ing into once happy home several
varieties Of valve-liftinE Indigestion.
There are two kinds of biscuits
sweet and sour The sweet biscuit is
one which is made by an Old-fashioned
cook who spent years at the trade and
never took a domestic science lesson
in her life. one of the sweetest sights
in life is that OF an expert wife and
mother making baking powder biscuits
by Shaping tho ingredients together
with the careless grace Of a cement
mixer. and then have them come out
with a golden-brown complexion and
as light on their feet as a ballet dancer.
The wife who can do this seven days
hand running. without running a single
batch should he more highly priced
by her husband than an endowment
policy which is about 10 fall due with
n loud cacl1le.
Sour biscuits are the kind which are
usually fed to young husbands. causing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-25
WAITE CLOSELY GUARDED;
SON OF PECK TO TESTIFY

New York March 25.-Dr. Arthur
Warren Waite. accused OF the murder
" his fatherinlaw. John E Peck. mill
liSnaire druggist Of Grand Rapids
,rlch. remained under close guard at
Bellevue hospital today. The young
dentist, although still suffering from
tbei effects of the drugs he took two
davt ago. was reported much improved.
Dittrict attorney Swami is preparing
10 fsent To the grand jury on Monday
tbe AUDIENCE by which he expects 70 OBJ
tain In indictment charging Dr. Waite
with purdcr. Percy Peck, son OF the
dead man. is expected TO testify before
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-25
How To Put Up Lunch For
Boys and Girls At School

salad dressing; orange. apple, a mix
ture Cs sliced fruits or berries. cake.
4. Lettuce or celery sandwiches;
cap custaid; jelly sandwiches: fruit;
cake
3. Cottage cheese and chopped green
pepper sandwiches or pot of cream
cheese with bread and butter sand
witches
G. TIard-boilcd eggs. crisp baking
powder biscuits. celery or gadisnes.
brown sugar or maple sugar sand
witches.
ana butter. dates. apple
S. RAINS or NUT bread with butter:
cheese, orange; maple sugar.
2. Baker bean and lettuce cand-
witches; apple sauce, sweet chocolate
The provision Of a bottle OF milk is
suggested in one OF the menus. but Of
course taking milk TO school I'M warm
weather would be impracticable unless
means were provided for keeping it
chilled until 1t is consumed.