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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-21
Nencs ans auberen Counties.

S 81, Der Stobt ct. 2ouis, iopie
aud i'm County, mnrbe ie Elm Sail
bon &inoerldbnuna (infontile para-
lpIis) angc5eigt.
SSrail s. q. Sper. BON gatamiiIa.
6ranflin Gountp erlitt einen '9ein.
bruh infolee bes bcrobltiir5els ibrcr
SGngematte.
5 @uiicppe Grcatorc, Der beriibmtc
0iri9cnt nit icinem SrdcItcr BON so
Muiifern, miro om Son1stag, Den &c
Suli, dllf Dem IusitellungspIab in
@aibington fon5ertiercn.
S2ouis Iltbol5, Sr., aus Der gtibc
Don @oibington, pltrbe fiir5lid)
i6rper pcrlest, ols err bel einem Stlrs
Oes Hferbes peldes err rift, inter bas.
ielbe al lie9en fam.
5 0as Gballtauquu, in @uibine.
ton, mar elm GROCER @enuB fir ollc
Boulder; leiber mar Die In5abl Ser
geiuder aber 81 gering, UNI einen
~finon5icllcn @rfolg 5u er5ieIen.
S Ser rSranflin Golintp Sbier.
Der" BON @aIbington, miro BON jest
OH bon Sreb. 8eis iinb Sobn beralis.
ge9eben lperbcn. 0as jiingere Wit,
glicO Der Sirmo lit in Der porigen@o
dc per &lopperitord angefommen.
5 @Gbrenb Srau S. &c. Yroffit,
bon %Sonesburg, zines abenos Ser
borigen ISOLDE nod ibrem &au6bouie
gin9 ulb babel Elm Sleiidmeiler in
Der Sono belt, ficl lie 5uboben, no.
bel bic cine Settle ibres @eiifts, bonn
Slim bis sum DIR, ollrf Dos Meiier
oufscid)iitt murbe,
+ 5 0aS Sbergerid)t bon WiiIouri
bot burd Hidter 5aris, unter 3il-
thinning Der anocren &idter, cine
@ntideiollng abecaeben Ourd meldc
bic @iltigfeit Der ogoob roab bombs"
i'm getroge bon 100000, fir mel
die I'M lcsten Sehruar in ct. 2ouis
Gourttp aeltimrtt muroe, beit1tigt ilnb
onfredt erbalten miro.
5 Die 6nrnler I'M n0rbliden EbeiI
bon Montgomerp Gpuntp (neiltens
Bottom : 2onb) iino nit ibrer bies-
i1brigen 8ei5cncrnte gut 5ufrieoen.
Der grtrag lit bon IL bis % 9uibeI
pro ader iino Die 9riifune ereie6t bis
81 So 8funb pro 9nibcl.
5 Sn Siio ct. 2onis forocrt Der
Neramef SliiB ollidbrlid grpBe Sp.
fer OH iuneen Ienihenleben. Gs lit
oaber iebr befremoent, Dab fait an eli.
mem ieoen Spnntae Sunoerte binalis.
geben nm in Den 8ellen Oieies Stro.
mes beiirn Scintiide idon Innge be-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-21
Der Hciie nod Der mcrifaniiden
@ren5e uno ertronfeu beim Baden.

Der 3eiie nod Der mcrifaniihen
@ren5e unb ertrnnfen beim 8noen.
S Snl WiIitdrlagcr bel Hepaoa
cabs cines Cages lester ISOLDE CT
llen slufrubr, neil ein Wtili5er ppn
ser 9oonpille Gompagnic lid meieer-
te, Den Sabncncib ais 8ltnoesiploat
ob5ulcgcn ltnh bnber bon lleberpotrio-
ten entfleioet, init 9elher 6arbc att
gcitrid)cn uno nlts Dem Eager actric-
ben ipllroc.
5 GSruu S, e. 9olut, oic Satin bcs
9ciibers oes Maoiion Sotcl, in Sci,
fcrIpn Gitp, erlitt fiir5lid cine Scr
lctlrllg an &opfc, ols Dos Iitn in
mcldcnl JIG nit ibrem @atten nodl
aanioS Gin fitbr, ollf eincn logo,
nanntcn rronb.hump" traf, pobci
Srou @alm nit GROCER @cnalt gcgcn
Oas &crocd Des Ilttos gCihlcuocrt
mur0c.
S Gir bcfamten Ct. Coulter Grit
@iomorn, Scr GrGiibclt Der st.
2ouis @or RcIicf @ainr Iilocia-
ton" Ottp 8. SeihWanlL Sdubnlei
tier, un0 auerit $. @oifmann, Sor-
Iiecr Oes SinonSfomites bieier Or
goniiqtioiL limo, pic nculif pom
&aiierlidcn uno &0ni9lidm Deter
rcid)iid uliaariiden &pniltlat in ct.
2ouis befunnt ecgcben ipltroc, III An-
erfennllng ibrer 8emiibungcn i'm Den
erfolgrci6en Serlallf oeS ct. Soltiler
&riegsbaiars, Der lctten Sftobcr I'M
&nlpliaum %nbgcbalten mlroc nn0 CT
,ien Meinertrog bon 100000 CT
5ieIte, bur6 &aiier Sron5 Soicpb NIT
Der oitcrrei6iih . lll,gariifen Soften
&rclt5 SerbienitmcooiIle olsgc5eid).
net moroen.
S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gilbert Nor
toni bon ct. 2pris, Der 6llbrcr Der
8rogrciiipen in Miiipuri, bat an al.
lie pro9reiiipen &onoioatcn int Staate
elm &%unoihreiben geianbt, in Dem er
anfiinOigt, oob CT BON Ieiner Semcr-
bung I'M bas 9unoeS Senatorehantt
5iiriidtrete, uno glcid6eitig Die lib
rigen G%anoioaten eriltdt, bas 8letde
at tbrn. gr itittt iein Sorgeben itlto
ieine aufforberung auf Die Sbatiode,
Dab oaS ~progreiiipe Iationol. aotnite
III Chicago iid eelpeigert babe, einetl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oils Sod
folger T~pniepelts alif5uItellen. Gin
Staatstidet lei eiu llnbing, polltg
ausiidtslos. Shortcut erfl1rt III
Ieinem 5hreiben aud nit geoaherrt,
oaB sic progreiiipe gartei ais aftine
Iodt in Der 8plitif nllnnebr bon
scr @iibnc peribprnbcn lei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-21

fam; es mar baber gull5 unbeql,etit
bcib. SeDcnfallS lpar Oas alld) Der
@rln0 iDarllnl Ii6 mlr cine geringe
gn5abl 9eillfer I'M 9allparf einge.
funocn bate. 0as 8allipiel lam
ubcr MIR bltrh CUTE Ginnabmen an
Der aaiie an 2cben crbolten iueroeH.
SGmmlihe Sreunbe unb 6oroerer
lnieres National Spiels lolltcn %.
her wcbcr Site nod Gegen fiirhten,
ltn Den "9ops" tbatfrGftig inter bic
slarnt az greifen unb Die S%ortiesun9
bes intereiinlten SpielS 81 garou
tieren.
-Sobn Golub ltno Geo, @plie,
5lpci iull9c @roouircu6e Der Sod
idulc bon GloD Center. aon., mclfc
bonn Stoot @oibington bis tad
8aibington, 8. g., cine &abnfahrt
MAIDEN, lan0eten bier ON leBtea
0icnStag. Der &abn miro bon ei
ncm @aterman. Gortu Motor getries
ben ulo fam 90 MeiIen per. Stltnoe
5ltriidlcgen. Die beioen ReiienOel
iubren oen Columbia 6lub htnultf
unb oailn Den gellptpitone unb ben
Miiioilri binunter. Nad &ollenolng
Ser &eiic miro linen oic Fisherman
Motor SO. Die Mtttel geben oos
agriculture /. GoIlegiltm in Wanbat.
tan, San. Elm Sabr lang ST. beiud,en-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-21

Infer otter 6reuno Sobn Gutter
nlodte uns nit freloigem Stol5e Die
Mittbeilung Dab or mieber @robputcr
geporbcn lit % in scr Suntilit ieiucr
Sohtcr Sroll Gbos. McGlcllan, in
Sos angeles. friiber SRI. @immie
Silttcr, leetc ISOLDE Der &lopperitordl
Gin N1ocl biutcrlaiien bat.
--Gbriit. 5roub, bon Stonp Sill,
mar OIL lebten 9ienstag bier, I'M lei.
ne Satin a~b5rbolen. mcld)e bon So.
lunlbia, Wo. 5uriifgefebrt mar, no
tic mcDrere @oden bel ibrcr 5ohter,
Srou &m. @rGutigoll, olti 9cilt6 &c,
mcicn mar. Srolt Srolb berid)tct BOP
Scrr Srdutignm fiir5li6 bon %icirter
@attin init 3lpilIings . S0htern be.
ldlcnft ipltroc.
Geo. 6. &ubn trof art Cans
tag bier Elm, I'M eit pnor Gage in
Der alien Seinlotb 81 bcrleben. SEER
&ubn lit chen BON Buffalo, g. g.,
3uriifgcfcbrt, 100 or Dem notiollalcn
Gonclapc Der .S1reiner" hcigcnobnt
bot; er reiIte am Mittlpod nit ieirrer
Samilic, ipeldc mebrerc @o6en bier
bel ibrcn Ingeb0riacn uli 8ciud
mar, nod Salino, &anios bcgeben.
-Im lebten Sonntag bat inns Ser
Ser &etterclerf, our Acknowledging,
gc5ci9t mas ct i'm @inbciBen lciiten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-21
ORIGINAL BERNARDS
WORLDS premier EoUIulBRlsTs'

fannt lit, Den Sob gcipiiiernlabcn Der.
aus5uforbern.
S Mit Musi6lrb Der Staaten, iiib,
lib Der 8reite bon SO @rno unb 80
Winutcn (oer iiioliden 6renSc bon
Miiipuri), giebt es, wie bcbouptet
miro, feinen Staot nelfer 6orm-
Maihinen urto @erGtbe beiist, bon
ollrbihnittlih geringerem @ertb, per
sSnrm, oils nie Der Staot Miiiorri.
S Iuguit Wueller, Elm 6arrner inl
Sitter bon Al SSnbren lln0 nnoerbci-
rntbet, begine noriee @odc Selbit-
moro in ieiner @obmn9, i'll Scr
Ndbc bon Mottcic, Mo. Gr bcbicntc
ii6 babel elmer altmpbiiden Sdrot'
finite, mel6e CT nit &c. mertb Glllper
llnb elmer GuuntitGt 5erbrodcncl
8lnIes gelnoen bate.
S Ser 2eifnom elmer gutacflciocs
ten 6rol ml1roe in Der Ndbe Don
&~binelonb, I'M Stub treibcnh, Gefnn-
Den. Die Srau mnr ungciGbr sc
Sabre alt, 5 Sl1B 5 Coll groB, bot
te bunfles Soar, trug %bron5lcrtG
Shube, weibieibene Striimpfc uno eli
men gralien, pn~rrierten InSug, Die
2et6e puroe auf Ben Spl3ihlogs
Sorm, nabe bel Rbinelono, bceroigt.
S @ie 9. Surt, bon 9opnpille, be-
ridtet, melder iorsf6ltige llnteriitdun.
gen an9eite0t, bot cine 6lGde BON 16
Ider @%robecren, melhe bieies Sriib.
jabr" in Der llmgegenb bon 9oonpillc
ge5ogen mlirbeil, i'm @anSen $4,000
S6adteln boil 8eeren %probuSiert.
Der Greis Der Seeren mar 81 In.
fang Der Saiior t5e. urb am Sdliib
berielben t0c. pro Sdodtcl. Ser
@eiammtertra9 belief Iib ouf linee.
fGbr $4,000. .
5 S1e logenallilfe plllcnlhllde
Siege" bon 81. 2ouis, bate ailge.
fiinoigt Dob er on Iutenrietbs Sc
buloe, in Glapton, cmpcrflimmeit
iperoe, unb cine grnB Menidcnmenee
batte ii6 oaber periammclt. Inn Dos
8ogeItiif 81 ieben. Gas S6alt.
ipiel fam jeboh nibt suItonbe, inbem
Serr Inteurietb es bieier Sliege
nidt aeitottete, an ieinem @eb1i,oe
empor5uflimmen, neil er befiirdtete
Dab Die. Sieee. penn iie babel bon
eineln unfall betroffen miiroe, cine
&lagc ouf @ntihdoiaung gegcn ben
G~igentbiimcr oes @ebGubes cinreid1en
ipiirbe.
Bel Serome, 8beIps gountn,
ipurben ole 2eid)en BON &ob. Gain
unb 2ouis Geit aus Dem @asconabe-
Stub gefiidt. Dieielben befonSen iid
nit ibrem Geip 0orfer &egiinent oltf
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Iittmod), Den 8. Insnit
Nutonto6if Idrdoe

Die lettcs Sabr cine Der 9auptot-
troftipnen ncs Gornipals NOR, miro
bicies Sabr nod prGdtiger uno
l6oner merben unb ullcin pcrtb
meilen peit bierber 5u fpnlnlcn I'M
bieien impoinntcn Seittage gu
leben.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
THEFT OF TYPEWRITER AND
OTHER ARTICLES REPORTED

Burglars entered the warehouse OF
Herman Bloch and company. go South
Oregon street. late SATURDAY night and
stole a typewriter valued at $50. En-
trance was made through the front
door
Mrs. Lillian Quesnel, who resides at
Dallas and Montana streets. reported TO
the police sunday evening that a num-
Der plate bearing the figures 1888" had
been stolen from her automobile
Automobile tools valued at SIS were
taken from car owned by J. S. Got
sin. while IL was standing in front OF
the Toitec club. MagOffin avenue, sun
day afternoon.
A new Overland tire and an inner
tube were taken from an automobile
owned by the Western Motor Supply
company. while the machine was stand
ing on Epson avenue. Sunday afternoon
Two IS caliber Colt revoIvers were
taken from the camp OF the Fifth Ohio
infantry saturday night. The local pO-
lice department have been asked TO as
sist in locating the guns.
Thieves entered the home OF J. d
Dyer. 26IS Montana street. and stole
81 in cash sunday morning, according
TO q report 10 the police
Jewelry and clothing were taken from
the home of Julia Neustsd. SOAK South
stanton street. late Saturday night by
burglars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

diers at Parral. when two were killed
and several wounded. also meets with
their approval, or whether this act did
not call for a declaration OF war on the
part OF the United States.
Whether the attack on American SOL
diers at CarriZal in which Capt CEas-
T Boyd and Lieut. Henry Adair lost
their lives maintaining the old tradi-
tons OF the American army, also meets
with their approval No apology was
ever made for this treacherous attack
on our men, which was carried out at
the express orders OF the first chief. V
Carranza-
There used 10 be a time when a man
could call himself an American citi-
zen and be proud OF It, but since WI
sons entrance into the white house. the
American. not only in Mexico. but all
over the world, is classed with the Chi
naman-
To my mind. the question as regards
Mexico IS whether or not American cit
iZenship means anything. or whether an
American must bow his head in shame
every time he passes a Mexican. for as
they say, I'VE have killed your men.
raped your women and spat On your
flag. Is there anything that Will make
you fight2''
A refugee in Fl Paso who has lost
everything he owned in Mexico. in
speaking OF the Mexican question. SAID
70 me the other day when il was limited
that he was Interested IN Intervention
because Of his property rights: Damn
what I have in Mexico. Il isn't = ques-
ton Of property. II is a question Of
whether being an American means any
thing or not"
Time was when Americans were re-
spected in Mexico and in other cOun-
tries. but thanks to Mr.. Wilson. and I
might add, William Howard Taft. that
day has passed, and an American is an
object Of contempt both in Mexico and
elsewhere He is too proud 70 fight"
and believes with Mr. Wilson that bull
lets may kill a man but sneers wound
the heart"
Why. may 7 ask, does Mr.. Wilson ad-
vocate a large army and navy II we
are too proud to fiEht2" Why not dis
band the army and navy and reduce ex-
penses. or divert the annual appropria-
lions for the army and navy 10 the
erection OF schools and good roads. with
perhaps a dollar or two for peace so
cieties. for we are told that sweet
peace" is desiderat um which we should
seek to attain.
However. I feel confident that the
country viii repudiate Mr. Wilson and
his wishywashy policies on November T.
Naturally the buzZards feeding on the
public carrion dislike the idea OF get
ting out and going to work, and doubt
less among these Mr.. Wilson will find
many staunch supporters. who in or
der 10 retain a stranEle hold on their
political sinecures. viii prostitute them
selves to obtain the desired end. bid
ding "adieu' to all consideration OF
the UNFOLDING OF the honor and dignity
OF this nation. A NJ Brown
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
DARKEN YOUR
CRAY HAIR
Have Beautiful, Soft Hair Of
an Even Dark Shade.

Not even a trace OF gray shows in
your hair after a few applications OF
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer 10 hair and
scalp Q-Ban is no dye. is harmless.
but makes scalp and hair healthy and
restores the natural color glands =
your hair Is gray. streaked with graz.
faded. dry, bleached, thin or falling.
apply o-Ban as directed on label soon
all your gray hair and entire head
OF hair gradually turns to an even.
beautiful dark shade. leaving all you-
hair healthy. fluffy. soft. radiant. thicS,
full OF life. fascinating; so evenly DARK
and handsome no one viii suspect you
used Q-Ban- Also stops dandruff All
falling hair Sold on a money-bac<
guarantee Only soc FOR a big bottle
az Peoples Drug store. Kelly & Pol
lard. FL Paso. Tex. Out-of-town peo-
pie supplied by parcel post-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
BUSINESS MAN FOR MAYOR

Editor FL Paso Herald:
How MANY taxpayers in Fl PaSO
know or care how their money is spent.
ana especially how many Of the women
property owners. who contribute their
share towards the support OF the city,
ever take any interest in these thinEs2
/ noticed IN recent issue OF Inc
Herald that the assessed value Of Fl
PasO city property IS approximately
$50. 000. 600 and that our tax rate viii
be probable $3.50 on each 800. making
"a total Of ss50.O00 yearly revenue Tor
the support Of the city government
p other words the property owners
and taxpayers OF FL PasO will be called
upOn 10 furnish nearly $1,000 600 for
the city expenses during the present
fiscal year.
This is a large sum. How many bust
ness houses in FL PasO handle this
much money IN a YEAR, II seems 70
me that the persons who supply this
money do not sufficiently realize what
an important business institution their
CITY has become How many inquire
whether their money is wisely spent
OF not
While women, as yet. have no vote
in Texas. they can at least exercise
their influence towards seeing that the
right men are nominated for city
offices Our mayor and council should
be like the president and board of di-
rectors Of a big business institution
The question Of politics should cut no
figure. they should be chosen with an
eve solely TO their business qualifica-
tons and honesty.
believe =. T. OConnOr has been
mentioned as a possibility for the office
OF mayor and I believe he would make
us an excellent business manager for the
two years following the expiration Of
Nr. LCas term. Mr. o'Couuor has all
the qualifications. together with two
years experience in city affairs.
However. il is not my purpose to ad-
Ocate any particular person at this
time. The main point is that in a few
months a new set of city officials viii
take office. Thew will have the Cis-
bursement Of Sl.000.000 q year. The
taxpayers OF FL pasO VIII have TO sup
ply this money.
We need q hard headed business man
in charge 10 see this money is not
wasted. and we need as aldermen. men
who have been successful in their own
affairs. SO that we know them to be
competent to handle the affairs OF the
city. We do not want pOlitcians-we
want business men and IL the women
taxpayers OF the city viii take an in
terest. who knows what might be &C
cCmplished9 Dr.. Alice c. Merchant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Ugh! CALOMEL MAKES YOU SICK!
CLEAN LIVER AND BOWELS MY WAY
Just Once Try 'DodsOns Liver Tone when Bilious,
COnstipated, Headac,y-Don't lose days work

Liven 10 your sluggish liver. FEEL
fine and cheerful; make your work =
pleasure; be vigorous and full OF ambi-
tion Gut take no nasty. dangerous
calomel because il makes you sick and
you may lose a days work
CalOmel is mercury or quicksilver
v hich causes necrosis Of the bones
Calomel crashes into sour bile IKE
dynamite. breaking 10 up. That's whe /
you feel hat awful nausea and cramp-
ms
the incest. gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing YOU ever experienced Just
take a spoonful of harmless DOdson's
Liver Tone tonight. Your druggist or
dealer sells you a SO cent bottle o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
WISCONSIN.

Editor FL IasO Herald
At this time when the local morning
paper delights IN poking fun at Charles
r. hughes. and v9unting the past per
formances OF Woodrow Wilson. al
though the said paper was one OF
Villas most ardent supporters in the
heydey of his power, ] should like to
ask them and other supporters OF Viii
son whether they approve OF:
The murder of is Americans at Santa
Yzabel by AleXicaus. bandits or other
wise. and whether in their opinion this
did not justify vigorous action on the
part of the United States.
Whether the manhandlinE of the
American consul general Mt. Hanna. al
Monterey, during which the consulate
was entered and the American flag torn
down and desecrated in the public
street. and then tied TO the tail OF .
horse and paraded through the streets.
meets with their unqualified approval
Whether the Colum 1us raiders re-
eived adequate punishment through
he mere presence Of American troops
Mexico. OF whether they believe Gen
.'-rshing should have had free hand
Ed the pursuit OF Villa
Whether the attack on American SOL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

have cheese" But all there was in that
store was a cheese knife, and while
that is very useful to cut cheese with
you cannot eat feat the knife, I
mean.
"oh. dear, What shall I do?' cried
the bunny. There is no place where
/ can get some cheese. and I don't
want Grandpa Goosey 10 be disap-
pointed and not have a nice supper
And he is so fond OF cheese"
who is?" suddenly asked a voice.
seemingly right under Uncle WigEily's
paws.
'@whO is what7- asked the surprised
rabbit
"Oh. it's Grandpa Goosey," said Uncle
wiggIly.
The white rat" WIS the answer.
las for cheese-huh, I have a whole
lot down in my cellar. Come in and
I will give you some. You are so
kind as 10 save me from the snow that
it will be a great pleasure to give you
cheese for Grandpa Goosey- Come in
and there stood the nice white rat who.
as she lived mostly on cheese, always
had some in the house
So the white rat lady gave Uncle
Wiggily a large bit OF cheese. and he,
thanking her, took II home IN a hurry,
and II was just in time for Grandpa
Goosey's supper. Wasn't that NIECE
So this teaches Us. if We choose to
learn, that even p white rat is Of some
use in this world. and II the spiced
peaches don't run of with the picked
cucumber. and make mjnoe meat Of the
apple sauce. I'll tell you next about
Uncle wiggily and the election bonfire.
Copyright. 1916. by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

than I ever was and recommend your
remedies to all my friends. Mrs. LENA
WYNN, 2812 E. o Street, Richmond, Va.
While Change of Life is a most crit
zeal period Of q woman's existence, the
annoying symptoms which accompany
1t may be controlled, and normal health
restored by the timely use Of Lydia (.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Such warning symptoms are a sense
of suffocation, hot flashes, headaches,
backaches, dread of impending evil,
timidity, sounds in the ears, pslpitaion
of the heart, sparks before the eyes,
Irregularities, constipation, variable sp-
petite, weakness and inquietude, and
dizziness.
For these abnormal conditions do not
fail to take Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Yege-
table Compound.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Child GETS SICK
t CROSS. FEVERISH
# C0NSTIPATED
California Syrup of Figs"
4 can t harm tender stomach
or bowels.

a laxative today saves sick child
tomorrow Children simply VIII not
take the time from play TO empty their
bowels, which become cIogged up with
waste. liver gets sluggish stomach
Sour
Look at the tongue, mother, II
coated. or your child is listless. cross,
<everish. breath bad. restless. doesn't
eat heartily, full Of cold or has sore
throat or any other children's ailment
give q teaspoonful Of California Syrup
Of Figs" then don't worry, because IL
is perfectly harmless. and in q few
hours all this constipation poison. sour
bile and fermentI4g waste viii gently
move out Of the bowels. and you have
a well, playful child again. \ thorough
inside cleansing IS oftimes all that
IS necessary- II should be the first
treatment zit en- in any sickness.
Beware Of counterfeit fig syrups- ASK
your druggist for a 50-cent bottle OF
FCalfornia Syrup OF Figs" which has
Pull directions for babies children OF
all ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle Look carefully
and see that It is made by the cali
Cornia Fig Syrup Company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Codsol's sver Tone under my persona
mOney-bac6 guarantee that each
spoonful WI clean your sluggish liver
better thar a dose OF nasty calOmel
and that II won't make you sick
DodsOn's Liver Tone is real nver
medicine YCull know il next morning
because vi will wake up feeling rinr,
YOUR liver viii be working; headache
and dizziness gone. stomach viii De
sweet AMI DOW els regular
DOdSOn'i ] liver Tone is entirely vegs-
table. therefore harmless and can not
salivate Give il TO your children
Millions o: people are using podsOn's
Liver Tone instead Of dangerous Gallo
mel now Your druggist viii tell you
that the sale OF Caiomsl Is almost
stopped entirely here--Advertisemen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
UNCONSCIOUS PRIVATE IS
FOUND WITH STAB WOUNDS

II an unconscious condition, due 20
two large stab wounds in the face and
throat. Pvt E P Koran. OF Company Z,
31st Michigan infantry. was found near
Third and Kansas streets. late sunday
night. and taken 70 the emergency hos
pital He was found by Pvt A. Hughes,
OF company .. 20th infantry. Pvt.
Koran did not regain CONSCIOUSNESS at
the emergency hosuital, and afte- being
given me iic7l attention. was sent &c the
base hosnital FL Fort Eliss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
AN AGED COUPLE
Tell How They Regained Strength
and YiGOr.

Steubenvile. Ohio.-"My husband is
g years old and am IS years OF age
and we owe our good health 70 NinOl.
the greatest strength creator and
medicine there is When either one OF
us get into q weakened. rundown con-
ditiOn. NinOI has never failed TO build
US up and restore strength We have
often said we would not be living now
were il not for NiuoL''-Nsry A. Lee
We guarantee NinOl because IL con-
taius beef and cod liver peptOnes. iron
and manganese peptonates and glyc-
erOphosphates, the most successful
tonics known Kelly & Pollard. Drug
sists. FL Paso. Texas Also at the lead
ing drug stores in all Texas towns
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
JAPAN TO SEND ENVOY WITH
LETTER FROM MIKADO 10 POPE

Toxic, Japan. Nov. 6--Nagoro Miura,
Japanese minister TO Switzerland. has
been instructed 20 proceed to the vati-
can AT Rome 10 return the visit made
20 the japanese court early this year
hy archbishop Petreli. special apos-
.tOlic delegate who conveyed TO emperor
Y OshihitO the coronation congratula-
tious Of pope Benedict Minister Aliura
viii present TO the nope an autograph
letter from emperor YOshihitO.
There is no Indication here that
Japan intends to iuaugurate permanent
diplomatic relations with the vatican