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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Cine Aarntpalsbumurrske.

gr bate F9, als er nit ieinem
@eib9en ben groBen GaiinofaaI be-
trat, Derabrebet: .2ieb6en, mir pOIs
len uns eine StunOe lang trennen.
@enau in elmer Stunbe, penn alio
bic groBe llbr iiber bem Srtbelfer IL
1lbr seigt, ireffen mir uus unter Dem
&ronleubter!"
r@sOrg, 70 bate i'd es mir ges
ipiinT9t% fogte Grou 9tbmo, Oriidte
ibrsm @otten oie Sanb unO fort mar
iie i'm SrubcI oes Wlastenpirbels
nud Iints, pdbrenb er 5ur 9ledten iid9
panOte.
9ns er cine Ulinute fpdter nua
riidipGrts fab. tonnte er ni9ts mebr
bon Oem griinen Spencer, Der ieinem
Meib9en 70 eutoideub fanb, nit ben
8liden erbaI1en.
Gr itiirate fi9 baber in ben Strus
Del bes @ergriisens. i@lcnoerte baIo
bobiu, boIo oortbin Our9 ben @irbel
Der Masten, nedte ba uno iDuroe bier
feIbit genedt, bis ii9 ibm pl0blid Elm
uieoli9er rotber Domino an ben
9trm bing, Ietne Sonb srsriff unO elm
beutli6es rGmil4 in bic Sonofld6e
matte.
Gr nidte, ia Gmil bieB er; ober
iper ipar Die nie6Ii9e Rleine, Oie ibn
70 eenou Su tsnnen T9icn, oaB iic ibn
fofort ertannt bate, obpobl er bod
eIdubte, in bcm @epono eines inOiz
fdben 3ouberers feline yigur geniigeuo
perftedt gu babsn.
Gr OerTubie, binter unO inter oie
2drDe ou I9auen, inbem er ith PLOT
It9 eanS Helm ma9te uub unier Den
ihtOar5ieibenen UlunoOorbung, Der
bon Der 9tugenlarpe btnubbing, einen
Bid porf.
@a CAB ibm oie s9leine einsn
&lops uno brobte ibm.
9onnerpetter, oieTe 8epeeung beim
&lups Tam i6m befonnt bor. Gr
eluubte ou9 beim Bid bintcr ole
2orpe einen 3ug bss Gjelidts erbuI&i
gu buben, Der ibm bertrdut i9ien.
Gr obnte eben bod nt4t, iper bic
DTo;,,a ,no~
Gr sermorterte iib Icin Sirn.
S9uen i6rieb er ibr Gin n@rno"
in oie Souo.
sic I6tftelte la8cnb ben &opf.
Qns Ct Sttilis in oie Sonofld6e
sei6nen molItc, lieB fic ibn ben Iangen
Tomen ni6t erf ausI9reiben. 9Iud
@mmd rief elm RopfI9atteIn beroor.
QlIs er Damn NOD Srma 5eidnete,
ipuroe bic &leine ernItIiB b0Ie un6
f9mollte unb lieF odoon.
gr abnte ipirfli9 ni9t, iper fie mar.
Ulein @otf. penn er T9on in ois
GlteIten 3siten ieiner Sungeeienens
Grinnerunssn 9ineinIeudtete, er fano
ieinen glamen mebr. S9lieBli@ bers
GIFT man ia AUDI 0lomen.
Sollte es ettpa eine Treunbin Ieis
ner Srau fein9 Gr lieB g(ne Repus
poFircn, Die Sine por 5u groB, bic
Qln0ere Ianoe ni6t 70 belpeolid; cine
Dritte tonnte unm5gIi6 Dier I'm Ga
Iinofaal fein.
Salt, es t0nnte Dieuei4t bic obs
fGeuIi9e Nenie Iein, oie Gouiiue bon
Qllma. oie er ebenfo ipenig ausItc9en
ionnte lpie feline Grau. Inter ber
2orbe mar ia ibr BON Net6 uno MiBs
eunif 5eugenoes Gjeiibt ni9t 5u ers
tennen.
Gr fu@te fe; ipenn iis geIie ipdre,
bunn freili4 iudre es beFer, iie iiG
fern gu balten.
Da por Iic pieoer. g2u, ieOenFuIla
ponie er aud ben Namcn nod oufs
Ibreiben. Goum bate er's gct9an,
bo CAB ole &leine ibm einen Oerben
Rlops uno iagte in ipeinerlidem
Gonc: .DoB 9u mir ale Deine 2ieb.
Ic6often perrotben, oas modte nod
binoe&ul Dab Oh mid uber fir bic
obI&cuIi6e Neuie bdItf oos Der5eit
i9 Dir niAtl"
gs ipqr 9llma, Isin @eibhen, boa
gIsi8, nodoem iis iid non ibm ge'
trennt, iiber ben griinen Spencer eineH
rot9en Domiao umgenommen bate.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
Muips Quffoffunq.

n9tIfo bur9s Selepbon, 6err W2os
jor, geben sic Ser 9(rtillerte geFe9l
gum 8eusrn9 gBie intsreFantl llnO
Der Teinb teIepboniert S6nen buun
sfei9 8uriid, Ob Sie Jpn setroFFsn bas
ben9!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
aarbis @nmpiim PIC.

Wlon IdGIt bic aiirbiRc, entiernt
bic aerne uno ldnsioct oos 6lslldl
in fleine Slide. Dies ipiro enipeosr
geOdmpft o6er in penis DaTer Iauos
fam sargetodi unb bonu bura Elm
Sieb getrieben. Menn Oie WaKe
boun nod 5liiiF9teii obionSsri. 70
mub OieTs obgesoRen ipcroeu Gin
GROCER pie erforbert einoisrtel 3iirbis.
cine bolbs GaFs 3uder, 5pci GBIoffel
wloIaKes. Elm gu @dboum eeTaIoseues
81, eiHsn bolben Teel0fFsI @oIs, oreis
bierteI Biz sinem GBISfiel Snsper uro
eine SaTe wliln. Dies ipiyb ariinos
Ii9 permiIht in einem nit qieteig
ousgefiittertcn pie-SelIer asaoTen imo
bel mdBisem 6euer gebuden, bis bic
arulte braun un6 sic 9iirbismoFe fef
1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

aaan bereitct Iid ans odt llnssu
Wlebl. einem 9dfcl9en 6efc, BON inopp
elmer 9oKe Iauipormer Wtl9 uuD
fiinf GBloffeIR 3uder etnen 6eTeteig.
itent Jpn oonn all Die 0etbIeiis gum
Geben. Sn5wII6eu rh6rt man feds
lln3sn Butter gu Sdoum, gi6t noa
unb nom sinunbeinpieriel pFunS WeW
obipedielno nit einem @ierfel Euort
Mild uno bier @BloffeIn 3udsr. sins
unbeiubuIb obgsriebene 9itronc. Ii,s
ben Stiid bittere, geriebene Manoeln
oo5u uno miTdt olss gut gu eiusm
Seis, sibt Damn ben eeeanseneu @ors
teis oo5u unO I9IGet osn 9eis NIT
benz SoI3IDffeI, bis CT 8laIen pirft
unb ii9 bonn 2SFTsl uno Der @haIel
l0It. Ct ipiro nohmals 5uesoedt un0
eefeu selaHen. Damn r0bert man bonn
Seig cine fingeroide platie aus uuo
fidt nit eiuem bemebIten Mcinqlos
runoc &ropfen aus, man beltreibt 0cn
Rano nit gilpeiB, flint in bic MHe
Mormeloos, eibt cine speiie 6dlile
borauf unO oriidt ben Hano felt. gluf
.bemebltem Brett ldbt man Sic atopTeR
lnOdmaIS seben. SnspiIa,u nent
man In elmer tieicn 2aHsroue 6,it auf.
in oem man. tpenu es blau oampii,
oic 2rapfen braun bddt. 3ulebi he.
Ttrent man ie nit 4uosr3uder.
ue Sroae. Nerr 0iretior @ic Qrof
mar im Turhihnitt Sic Summc. ui1
Der Shre biShcriqcu @niircr ouy0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

nDos 1T mir aber re6t fatal! Metu
neusr g9ef beiBt Meier unO ib Ober'
meier"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Mus scr Toriihnle.
9ebrer nainoer morgcn meroe id
Gud Die &eihibtc bonn 81 oes go.
lmabuS er5d9Ieu. I'm gu9 0ieieI6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

NiiriorQe. @anIoirettor.
Isle iiu0 olio NIT sen 9eon9inaen
cinucrliouoeu2 aoiiirer: DSol
0rlouben sic Wir dber mir nod eIi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

obcr rebt tla 5i nadcn muB SeoeS
BON guh ein 81 mitnc6men; mer
fene gier bat oari audi Butter
bringen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

~gitteg"
~Sb min bir einen Rot geben:
md9' ben ROd nod 9trt Der 3isb=
barmonitu, unO Oann lab mid enbli@
IufrieOenl"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29
Praise For McNary From
His Hoosier Birthplace
In Bloomington, Ind.

Few in FL Paso know that James
Graham McNary, president OF the
First National bank, was born in In
diana His father, Rev. William p
lIcNary. was the minister of the United
Presbyterian church Of Bloomington,
Ind. and was married TO the daugh-
ter Of one of BlOomingtOn's leading
merchants.
The Bloomington Daily Telephone
had the following TO say Of Mr. Nc
Nary's promotion
1T is interesting to read in a re-
cent COPY Of the Fl PasO CTexas) Her
aid OF the selection Of James Graham
McNary as president of the First Ma
tional bank of that city. which is one
Of the leading financial institutions
Of the southwest. Mr.. McNary is q
son Of Rev. VIM p. McNary. now 10
Gated at Loveland, Colo. and was born
in the house owned by Moses Kahn,
the well known business man
For many years Rev Mr. McNary
was pastor Of the L. ?. church Though
James Graham McNary has not lived
here since that time, yet he has many
friends Of boyhoOd days who rejoice
in his remarkable success. His wife
is a New Mexico woman Mr.. McNary
is also a leading Republican Of the
Lone star state-another good trait
he inherited from his distinguished
father"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29
MEXICAN MARKET.
ON SOUTH SIDE
City Sanitary Department
Secures Market House in
Mexican Quarter.

As a result of encouragement re-
ceived from the city, a Mexican mar
ket, the only one Of its kind in FL
Paso. has Just been established at
Eighth and FL Paso streets, cOncen-
trating under one roof 40 or more
small Mexican merchants. The market
has been established by J. NJ CevallOs
& company and promises TO develop
into a large and important establish
ment
Sanitary Market.
The establishment of the market
was due largely to the efforts Of B. J.
Zabriskie. city sanitary commissioner.
who saw the need on concentrating
the small Mexican vendors in sanitary
quarters For many years South Fl
PasO street, i'm the vicinity of Seventh
and Eighth streets, has been crowded
with Mexican hot tamale and fruit and
candy stands Exposed 10 all the dust
of that busy section. the products sold
were highly unsanitary. and the dis
trict became the breeding place of
many diseases arising from filth in
foods.
Conditions Changed
This condition has been completely
changed within the past week by the
construction OF a clean market place.
entirely under one roof \ number Of
stands have been built, enclosed on
all sides In the center are doors that
ing space for the merchant TO stand
during business hours At night all
wares are placed under the stand and
the doors and lifted up, thus com
pletely enclosing the goods The
-amale and chill merchants are Al
lowed space for tables for the serving
Of their patrons. A feature that is to
be added is a sanitary meat market.
In the center Of the building a space
viii be completely enclosed in glass
so that flies viii not gain access and
dust cannot sift through and pOllute the
meats
Telephones aud Toilets.
Mr.. CevallOs mas provided telephone
service in his office Tor use Of patrons.
toilets have been installed and in one
corner has been built n small Jail
where disturbers Of the peace may be
locked up awaiting the arrival of po-
lice officers. a policeman is stationed
near the market to preserve order
The city has in contemplation com
missioniug Mr. CevallOs as q sanitary
inspector, to give him power to enforce
sanitary regulations.
Mr. Zabriskie does not intend that
his activities viii stop here. He has
in mind inducing all merchants in the
Mexican quarter to enclose their wares
in glass cases to prevent flies and dust
from communicating the wares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29

->~~~e---~~-~~-@~-~~~~~-
WANTED-An experienced photograph
salesman Make application in writing 10
FL PasO Piano CO. P o. Box 55s
Statesmen make big money $, ing our
punchboard deals Address Behrend Bros,
4347 Adams St. Chicago.
statesmen WANTED-To handle coffee
and vinegar as side line west Texas. Arizona,
New Mexico. Liberal commission Address
AT Bruce. State Agent, Dallas. Texaa
sALESMAN-Vacancy Feb. 1st. expert
enced in any line TO sell general trade In
Texas Unexcelled speciality proposition.
penses. Continental Jewelry Co, 1925
Continental Building. Cleveland. Ohio
Statesmen WANTED-Experience unneces-
sary easy work. big pay Write for large
list Of openings offering opportunities TO earn
from 500 to $500 a month while you learn.
Address nearest Office Dept Z23. National
Salesmens Training Association. Chicago.
New York. San Francisco
SALARY AND COMMISSION
JOB-Responsible company viii soon require
services Of two high grade house canvassers
with actual past experience to sell an estab-
lished high class house specially Perma-
consequently we do not want applications
from would-be statesmen State experience
references and address in first letter Adj
dress Postoffice Box SAC. Fl Paso.
FORD OWNERS demonstrate real Ford
starter. Turns engine over all four eylin-
ders Electric vaporizer makes gas direct
from gasoline. places IL in each cylinder IN
regular firing order. safe. sure, cold Weath-
pr starter. ANY woman can operate. Re
tails complete twenty dollars Exclusive
territory. Automatic Mfg Co, 329 Ply
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29
Wanted HeIB-MaIe

>~~~~~~~--- --~-~-~-~~~-~-~~~-~~~-~
MANTED-Delivery boy at the Murray Gro
Gerry. sos \. Oregon
WANTED-sIining engineer. state age. ex-
perience. salary. what languages, married or
not and how many in family Address N
care Herald.
WANTED-Young men for automobile BUSH
ness Big pay We make you expert in zen
weeks by mail Pay after We secure you
position Century Automobile institute 4i6
Los Angeles. Calf
INVESTIGATORS wanted Of good character
and energy to represent detective agency
in towns and counties experience not nee
essary. Address P. o. Box 212, Houston,
Texas.
Help Wanted-Agents.
Der shops etc Easy. big seller Particulars
free United SalesbOard Co, Trenton. y. J.
COLORED agent wanted: big insurance
company. Write quick Box 40s. Cincin-
natl, Ohio
COMMISSION SALEsMEN-Chinaware. d.
rect from factory. Good sideline. Pays good
commission The Carrollton Pottery Co,
Carrollton, o.
HATS. cleaned blocked. &C will mail your
hat we return il Ike new. Terminal Hat
Factory. 1913 Main. Fort Worth Agents
wanted.
WILL $40 monthly and automobile fur
nished free. interest you2 Answer quick.
Secure valuable agency. Auto necessities
Remarkable sellers. Address p. Rayburn
Co, Isl y Dearborn Chicago.
AGENTs-500 per cent profit Free sam
pies gold sign letters FOR store and office
windows. Anyone can put on Metallic Let
ter Co. AS y Clark. Chicago.
ACT QUICK-AutomobIle gasoline going up.
Sell Gaso-Tonic. Equals gasoline at SC a gal
it. Sales guaranteed White Mfg. Co.. Dept
10. Cincinnati. O.
AGENTS WANTED-To sell the best pune
ture proof on the market, will not stick 10
tube 30 per cent clear profit viii sell for
mula for $50, 412 Howard street. san An
tonic Texas
MAKE Ss5 TO $50 4 WEEK-easy-takin
orders for our mems fine guaranteed tailor
ing at astonishingly low prices Big. quick
profits. Inside wholesale prices for sample
complete FREE outfit The Chicago Tail
or's Assn Dept 527, SIS S. Franklin St,
Chicago
AGENTs-8Ien or women. a real, honest
to goodness. sells itself line, over go light
weight popular priced necessities. We pay
100 per cent commission s6 a day can be
made at the start No capital, no experience
required Enormous demand. sells fast big
repeaters. Valuable territory open. all or
spare time. Elegant agents outfit furnished
free Write today. postal will do. American
Products Co, 4249 American Bldg, Cincin-
natl. o.
$1,000 FOR YOUR MKT 100 DAYS-spot
cash New money making invention for
agents. general agents. managers. Recently
invented. 1000. 600 already sold, 200 more
statesmen wanted at once Amazing Auto
matte Compressed Air Washing machine
Washes tub OF clothes in six minute. No
cranks to turn or levers 20 push-no rub
bling Works like magic Price ONLY Sl5o-
makes sale at every hOusa-2jO per cent
profit l. Palmer. Glen Allen, Ala. put
out on trial los machines. sold 1q7- FRONT
S1O7 Write today. Wendell Co. 1923
Oak St Ieipsic O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29
COVER TEXAS WITH THESE FIVE
GREAT TENAs NEMsPAPERs.

COVER TEXAS WITH THESE FIVE
GREAT TEXAS NEWSPAPERS
Dallas Times Herald Fort Worth Star-Tele-
gram Fl Paso Herald: Houston Chronicle:
san Antonio Light. Combined uarauteed
circulation over 14O. 900 daily. rs. 000 Sunday.
Combined Classified Rates: SC per word per
insertion daily; &c per word Sunday. A 20
word ad in all five papers Will cost only 81 90
Tor one weekday insertion So 20 Cor three
insertions. including one Sunday. Minimum
charge based on 20 words. Al copy for
Sunday insertions should be submitted by
noon Of the preceding Thursday. send or
bring your order with cash 10 Classified Ad-
vertising Department Of The e PasO Her
aid. and your ad will be , aced in these
papers Cash C accompany order.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29

Wanted HeIp-FemaIe.
WANTED-Colored cook. sos Epson Phi. 273
WANTED-Good saleslady OF neat appear
ance. Reference Box 30. Columbus. n. n
WANTED-Housekecpe for widower with
two children. Phone 4716.
ENGLISH speaking Mexican girl for cham
Der work. $50 2. Overland. Cecil hotel.
WANTED-Housekeepe for family Of two.
Phone f179.
A COMPETENT cook Scandinavian pre-
ferred- Telephone $3.50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white mattresses
steady work, call 1890 OF 2O4iz s. Fl Paso.
Room s.
WET NURSE to take care Of seven weeks
baby. Either American or Mexican. Must
pass a doctors examination Call 1927 J.
WANTED-White or cOlored woman for gen
erai house work Small family. 3Sz0 TT
Boulevard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29

For Sale-FunItnre.
HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale. SIS Ma
coffin Phone 66S5
FURNITURE Of s rooms for sale. house for
rent. Phone 1903.
NICE FURNITURE at a great bargain il
sold at once Phone 2f13.
FOR SALE-At once. iron bed. dresser. wash
stands. chairs, dining table and gas stove.
Phone $3.50
WANTED AT ONCE-5OO Ice boxes. refrig-
orators. no matter how big or how small,
and gas ranges VIII pay good prices.
Phone today. Texas Furniture Co. Phone
4097. 400 S FL PasO St
LARGE flat top typewriter desk. six draw
ers. solid oak. and handsome swivel chair
TO match, both nearly new. only So. Also
two iron beds cheap. No phone. Call 702
Epson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29
Dressmaking.

~-~~~--~~--~~-~-~------
SEWING by the day Phone 5S6S J.
DREssNAI1ING, 1Ios AIundy Ave. Apt l.
DREssMAKING and remodeling. Phi 5s1S.
BUTTONS COVERED-Angelus Crg. w'kA
SEE Mrs c. T. Horne for dress making and
sewing in general f1O5 Montana St
SEWING by day s. 90. also piece work fit
tinEs in your home II desired. High grade
work Phone 53e5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29
Suggests Sarcophagus To
Commemorate Santa Ysqbel

Suggestion that a sarcophagus be
erected in FL PasO to commemorate the
massacre of IS American and other
foreign mining men at Santa Ysabel,
Chin. has been received by the cham
her Of commerce from Bernard Melon
aid. Los Angeles mining man.
He wrote the suggestion was the
consensus Of opinion Of mining men
of that city who would be willing to
help with donations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29

A dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere IS a dollar thrown at
your neighbor's birds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29
Notice To CLASSIFIED Advertiser,

All Classified Advertising ordered TO
run Indefinitely It T. must be In writ
ing No {. Z advertisements accepted
over the telephone. Orders TO discon-
dnue Z Z ads must also be In writing
and cannot be accepted over the tele
phone A stop order receipt viii be given
when a L { ad is ordered discontinued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29

WANTED-Delivery boy at the Murray Gro
cerv sos y Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29
Help Wanted-Male and Female

$500 IN GOLD in addition to commission
See Edna Scotch forenoons. 1913 y. Camp
bell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29
Helm Wanted3SaIesmen.

WANTED-An experienced photograph
salesman Make application in writing 10
FL Paso Piano Co. P O. Box 55s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29
Wanted-Roar6 and Kooms.


1oUNG MAN wants room in private family
Write NJ 40. care Herald
LADY wants room and board with sleeping
Dorch. private family Address G. 81. care
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29
Business Ranees.

FOR RENT-Space in grocery store for .mea
market One OF the best locations IN Z
Paso. Phone 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29
Fer Sale-FIanos.

IOh cALE-Piano, good condition Phi 1854
80 TAXES a s1Ie credit certificate on
piano at Jenkins Piano Co. IL taken today.
Aet now. Phone 1853 J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29
Money to Loan.

VIZ DO a general loan business. buy notes
can make loans 70 be repaid IN easy in
stalments 10 suit your income The money
Is always ready No delay. Equitable Loan
Assn. 314-315 Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29

l Shaler vuicanizer, complete. ALMOST new.
l water cooled Gould garage compressor.
Ice gallon Anderson filling station.
. new . = wagon tire shrinkers
1 small water heater. two flat size
! small printing press. hand machine
steam engine Indicator. complete. perfect
1 large blue print frame 2fx30-
= electric blasting decorators. new.
assay crushsr, Chipmunk. almost new
= H. P. boiler and engine. not a toy.
No ice shaving machine.
These are out OF our line and we are maxi
ing special prices for quick sale
The Southwestern WreckinE Company
lla s DuranEo Street.. FL Paso. IeXas-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29


~ ED-One large strong trunk Address
WIN description \. co. care Herald
OLD COINS WANTED-WiI pay 81 for
tsO4 dollar proof. Ice for 1912 nickels 5.
4aint- 500 for dime 1885 S Mint We want
thousands coins. Many are circulating. We
olIer up TO $1,000 for certain dates Send &C
now for our large Coin Circular Numismatic
sank. Dept. -. Fit Worth. Tex
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-08
LORIMER BANK LOSERS WILL |
HOLD MASS MEETING

Five thousand people who lost
money when the LOrimer banks fail
ed are expected to gather in the Sec
ond regiment armOTy next Monday
to hear VIM. Lorimer tell what he in
tends to do about getting their money
back for them. -
This peculiar meeting was called
at the request Of LOTimer, who wants
to discover if any Of those who lost
their deposits, many all they had, can
suggest a plan that might aid in
clearing away the financial quagmire
which was formed when the LaSaIle
St. Trust and Savings Co. crashed.
1t is expected that Lorimer will tell
the people who lost their coin in his
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-08

the LorimeT bank has plenty of cash.
Then Lorimer slips the cash back to
Dawes and goes back to the La Sale
Street Trust & Savings bank, which
later goes bust. The $1,25O,OOO cash
loaned by the Dawes bank to the
LOrimer bank never left the inside
walls Of the Central Trust Co. build
ing.
William Niblack, receiver .LOTimeT
bank, sued Central Trust Co. in be-
half of depositors. Hiram Gilbert
was attorney.
If Judge Smiths decision holds
through higher courts Lorimer bank
depOsitOTs will probably get twice as
much as previously expected. Nib
lack stated before court decision to-
day depOsitors would be paid at least
Is cents on the dollar. This may be
doubled through Smith decision. It's
all up to higher courts now.
Charles G. Dawes, the leading fin
ancier involved, is noted as an opera
fan and a charity sport. Hardly a
month goes by but Charlie Dawes
breaks into the papers with some
scheme for better music or better
babies. His latest publicity came to-
day wherein he is advertised as the
treasurer of a fund for German war
widows. Dawes headed the middle
west f1otation Of war bonds for the
allies.
-O--O-
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ventures something of the history Of
the Chicago banking game and Of
the activities Of certain big bankers
of Chicago in helping drive the Lori
mer banks to the wall.
It is certain that he will tell how
Chicago banks and bankers are still
so antagonistic to him that he can
not borrow a dollar in Chicago to
carry on the work of three big COM
panies under his control and through
which he hopes to pay the depositors
of his banks every penny that they
put in.
81 couldn't get a dollar in any bank
in Chicago for any enterprise I am
connected with" said LOrimer. Il
am resolved to devote time, energy
and such business as l possess to
earning funds to pay the losses.
Lorimer losers are to get a pay
ment Of Is per cent on their deposits
Aug. 1.
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Cat awakened clerk in 7. H. Naf-
talin's store, 1858 Milwaukee av., in
time to confne fire to 500 damage.
Big shakeup in police dept is soon
to be made, it is rumored around the
City Hall.
CIeVeIand.-John D. Rockefeller,
worlds richest man, observed 18th
birthday at Forest Hill estate by
playing a foursome at golf with his
"crOnies"
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VILLA BANDITS RUSH TOWARD
U. S. BORDER

Fl Paso, Tex, July 9.-Villistas are
rushing toward the Big Bend cOun-
try to raid American towns.
Sweeping across the Chihuahua
wastes from Falomir, toward La
Hula pass, a band of Villistas of IN
known strength are reported to be
moving towards Ojinaga and the
small American settlements in the
Big Bend border country.
The bandits are believed to be the
some of whom CarTanza warned
Sec'y Lansing. CaTTanza intimated
that his troops may not be able to
prevent the raiders striking the
American towns