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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-13
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9immei ihpsbte elm bunfIer 0ossl
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pur6e.
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5luspIaBes gu 9auis mar. SfFi3iere
Wanni4aftsn, Ulontsure. Sn be,
Witte Der G9ei anb Dater Der aanaer
gntIaDe, 6auptnaan p.. Elm nlmer.
ber uns i'm retnffsu f1nGbii9su
9onfaIl entsss,Hrilft: .WiatDmmsa.
Das trifft it4 ia faulosl"
Wfinutsntans fsben mir ale l9pei,
senb auf bas Jlug5eug. bas fi4 in
iHSner Slsi.ba5u ni:Serfenft.
WSbli9 neisi Der 5auptmann Iaa'
fdsnb bas DIR unb frcet mid lsiis:
.9Drsn Sis9' 5n bic gauge Grupps
iommt 8epegung. 2lles murmsIi
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Ha4ft gar ni4ts. Mber sann. nit si.
nsm MaIs, usrnebHen mir bod ct,
mas. ginen isitfamen, ihnauf,nben,
ibnardsnbsn Son, Der ii4 in tur,.n
@bitGnben tpisSsrboIt.
.Sat er pirtlib tpieter .isn er.
tpiidts1 fras. Elm iinssr 2eutnant.
CT brebt fid gu nir UNI. 90 febe id,
bab sr ben pour Ie msriie am SaIfs
bet. 81 itslt ii4 Dor: .4itbaus1.
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rWsnn er 70 nit BEN Wlptor i5nur3t,
hdt sr INNER sinsn abssi4oien; baS
III isin 3si4sn", fast ein dnberer Of.
fisisr. Stsat ii9 sIeidfalls Dot:
y8ertbpIb". Bunner!uetitr. altbaus,
8ertbplb, Winigeus = bu bin ih ia
in cine nstte 9sisai9aft seratben!"
Der Gutt.r 1T nun uabe iiber benz
grbbobtn. ll,bermiitbis Idnur3t ber
Motor in bic picarbis binaus. limb
ipGbrenb Der 5lnbeder rod auf ben
Rabern beranlolt, srbstt iit bintsr
hem electromagnetic cine pbantaiti.
ihe @titolt. In buutIes 2eber gebiilt,
mint uRb ruff Asritater: .Oe< III Ct.
lsbist!"
Gr iieist aus, iprinst ab, unS iii
mitten anter uns. Sdnbefdiit.eln.
2aden, @ratuiation, Srasefi. Mo mar
ss benn3 .gei Gitrets- limb Der 0Iie-
ger tlappi bic lsl,gsfiittsris 2ebertappe
an ben Seiten bod. feet fih einsa
3pider auf, entlsbist fitt Der Sad., 70
baB aud an I,insm 5alfs Der pour I.
merits ii9tbar lpirb, tritt bor ben
Scuptmann, rhIdst bie 5aden sufdm.
men unS eritatitt Msibuite.
2lfo BEL gi.rees mar eA geraoe
iiber ben Gte0unsen. Der fiirrfsebn
Dtinuteu. SIN @an5en mar er fnopp
tine blibe Stunbe fort asipeien. 4les
gins in Iaisnbsr S1iisaaigttffiiti S1iisaaigttffiiti. Gee Gtes
Deutfde bate ben Grdnsofen iT
Stcbangriff gfabt uno ipubI fcfort
setroffen. Der gesnsr fnpantts,
ffatieris. fant unb plumpft f&liebl:@
n ben frauaaQi&eil Girita Ris4ss,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-13

@erjte. - 73c $1.41.
9imotbD. $3.5O-475.
ales. - $11.00 400.
PORT. Sir DECEMBER $23.4O-
-23.95, am Sdlub $.2375; fir ga.
niidr $23.37-23.75, am g4Inb
$23.37.
S6mol5. Sir 9e3ember 14.O2-
14.22, am Sdlub 14.12; fir Sanuar
13.50-13.67, am S6luB 1850.
Rippsn1eiten. 1iir Sttober 49,
87-1387, am S6luB 1887; fiir
Sanuar 12.52-12.72, am Shiub
1850.
gbieaso, 12. Ottober.
Butter. - Martt unberGnoert.
gisr. 3ufubr 6,281 aiiten;
Martt unDerdnpert.
aartoffelr. - Wlarft b06er; gu.
fubr 40 Cars; Wnneiota unb 0atota
fpeibe $1.25-1.30; Wlinnefota unb
Dutota Sbios $1.20-1.3O; Wisconz
i'm unb Widigan tpeibe $1.05-1.2O.
@eiliieel. = 2sberbes, Usarft uns
bsrdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-13

Sn ben eriten aat Wianaten bs. Ss.
tpurben in sipan5is Der grDbtenStdbte
Der Der. Gtaaten bur9 qutompbtIe
1040 gerfDnsn eetOottt unb etps
5000 perIebt. 3u Der 3abl Der Tooa
ten Itefern gsep gorf 226, G6icago
205, aIio spei GiinfteI Der SeIaumts
adbl.
Die gunbssreeierung bat besons
rlen. inter o.u Ghpctairs. Gbttafds
unb Seminol SnbianAr fir 2anbs
Derfauf unb IN petroIeumlanbF FGbgas
ben fir biefeIbtH in ben leBten bret
Subren pereinna1mie Selber i'm Be-.
trage bon 100000 81 perthilsu. 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-13
Slieser pon Der Connie.
Don Dr. M ar Csborn,
Friessberi4teritatter

Di. Riittebr hes Sieasrs i'm Cuff,
.ampf. - Sein @ierxbnter berun.
ter sebolt. - 5rant!! bat ieineT
Siebenten abg.i4oiisn. Dal
Rinsen in ben 2iiftsu iiber be,
SOmme. - Wie stutsnten BON be,
Wsniur tommen iie aus benz auft,
'ampf. - Der GIisaeransriff M
karlsruhe serG4i. - Der Slid,
ipunl9 bes abasi4oFsHen enslii9en
Gliesers. = .llnb i,sh. es fe1It te;n
tbeures 9aupt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-13
G9ieoa.o, IL. Ottober.

g 9p eine. = 3uf,ibr $4,000;
Warit 1Oc b06tr; falob ffnpa4;
gult $9.B-1010; l.idte $685.
1925; gemifdte $9.40-1O.35; f5ue'
re $9.35-10.25; robe $9.35-9.55;
Geriel $7.25-9.30.
Rinbuteb. - 3ufabr 1900;
Wartt f9Iob fapud, 25-5oc nies
briser In ben beifen Scrten. Hattpe
Beef Stkre $6.60-110O; Weftern
Stisre S6.10-9.15; Stodsrs unb
syesbers $4.75-7.75; afbe unb 9sis
fers $3.50-9.30; Raider $725-
u.50.
G4dfe-3ufubr 1900; Martt
itetis unb ftdrter; Wsthrs $500
$50; Gipes $6.05-7.30; GGmmer
$7.50-1O.35.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-13
MuSsudrtiSe Wdrfte.
Rem gort. II. Stto6sr.

M.bl. - Marit feit.
Wsiasn. - Marit piIIis; go. ]
Surum $1.91; 60. 2 barter Sl75;
go. l Nortbern Wanituba S1.Sa
{. o. 5. Hetp yort.
Wslfdtorn. = Martt ipilIia; go.
2 seIbes 98ac c. |. (. glstp yort.
5ofer. - Worit tpillis; Stanbaro
53a-54c.
6eu.. - Wartt flau.
Sopfen. Martt fietis.
9Gut.. - Wartt feit.
aebsr. = Wartt fen.
pOrs. - Warst fart; Web 5000
-31.00.
Beef. - Wsurtt ifari.
Gamals. - Martt isit; Mibb!e
Meit $15.30-15.4O.
sals. - Martt feff.
Wolle. - Warlt ffetig.
Rsis. = Wartt feit.
WotaTes. - Neartt itrtis.
3uder. - Rober. Wlartt fietis;
Centrifugal $6.08; wlolaifss S5.18;
raffinirter, feit, 15 puntte bDber;
Gut aoaf $3.50; Grufbcb $8.15;
Moulb q $7.65; Cubes $7.85;
xxx potpbereb S7.30; poipoerso
$7.25; feinsr sra,uiIirter $715; Dia,
monb U. S7.15; Gonfationtrs u
sos; go. ] $7.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-13
Gbteaso. IL. OitDber.

Wtisei. - Tiir DECEMBER $157a
-169t.am S&Iub $1.58. fir Mtai
81 .56l-1.685, am @9Iub $1.57t.
WeH9ioru. - Sir DECEMBER 76s
''sS vii Nupub tOuSJ us I'ai
78-78sc, am G4IuB 7Sse.
1afer. --Giir De3emtsr 4ss-4or.
am G&lub 48bt: fir Wai 51ao-
SIC. am @&Iub 61as.
RacGeuk Tss2.&t2A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-13

etnetHnatt II. Sttober.
Die ua4foIsenb.n Auotirunsen be,
5tshtn fi& nur auf Gngros 3rans.
dftonen. Bel flsineren @ejddften
ptroeH ettpos b0bere pr,iie bere4net.
probtfionem
S&mala. -prima Stea M
14.85 1495; GamiIp 14.00-
14.50.
9rodengefafsenes Dreii@.
= Sbort clear Seiten t0Is, 154
15k; Gytro ibort clear Ssitsn 14i
15le; tur5e gaipSenititen 14a-
154t; Bellies 163-173e.
Bacsn. - Sbort clear Seiten
16a-17e; ertra fbort clear Seiten
152-16c; ibort Rippsnieiten 15A-
1ee; Bellies 1S-18ae.
Sugar GGreb JIeif@. -
Sdinten 20a pienic Sdultern
15-15ae; Hreatfaii Bacon 3-25e;
S9ultsrn in padeien 15-15Ae; Reip
gort Gut 16a-16e; trodeus Beef
S@iiien 28f 3Oae per Wfunb.
Sibeep5felteBHfeif&.
S4inein 17-173e; pienit S9uliern
123-133e; Bellies 175-1Se; S9gls
tern 133-143e; G1uIseru q. .. Gut
144-14ae.
Grif1esGIetfG. - Sdinlen
16a-17ie; pitnie G9uIteru 12k-
13e; s9uitern 12a-13e; fort Rip
penfeiten 13-13Ae; fbort clear RIP.
penfeiten 133E14e; eytra ibe,t
clear Rippenieiten 13-131e; gellies
Iei&ie 1s2-lSae; Hsliss. f&'psrs
17-10e.
MebI unb @etrefbe.
Webl. - Winter patent $500
8.25; Winter fantp $75OE7.75;
Winter familp $7.00-7.25; Winier
egtra $6.00-6.25; Winter orbindrsr
$5.50-5.75; 5artes Wei3en potent
$8.25- $50; 6ortss Wsi5eh fansp
$7.50-7.75; 6ories Weissn familb
$6.00-6.25; Rossen, Hortbpeiiern
semif&tes S6.26-6.40; Roqatn, giip
reines $6.25-6.40; Rogsen, gitp aes
mif9tes $6.25-6.5O.
Weisen - go 2 rotber Winter
s1.60-L62; gao. 8 bo. $1.58-|
1.60; Vo. 4 bo. $1.45-1.57
WeIf9torn. - go. 2 tpeibss
a3A -94e; go. 8 bp. 93-93ac Ro. a.
bo. 90a 92Ae; g1o. 8 bo. 88A -90ac;
Ro. 6 bo. S6a 88ac. - glo. 2 selbes
a3-98Ae; 90. 8 DO. 923-93e; 20.
4 bo. @-92c; go. 8 DO. $500;
70. 8 bo. $3.50. - Ro. 2 gemifds
tes93- 93Ae; 10. 8 bo. 92a 93c;
no. A bo. 90-90e; Wo. s 90. S.
90e; no. 8 bo. 86- -SSe. - Deibes |
RoIbeHtorn 92- -e3ae; sslbes qolb.n.
lori 9A-e3ae; semif4ies RoIbsn'
torn 82-93e.
9afer. - go. 2 ipsibsr 51-I
511e; Ghnborb ipeiber 90 5Oae; |
Vo. 3 ipeiber 49-49ae; go. A fpeibsr |
8-485f; To. 2 semiidtsr 47i-
4se; glo. 3 smtf9ttr. .inbinrifatr |
N-472e; Hp. 4 semti@ter 64-l
48Se |
Rcegen. - 10. 2 $1.27-1..
20; 30 8 $1.22+1.25; No. 4 $1.10
--1;22s; prrbe 95e-$1.1O.
MbtBfep.
Dsrfauft spurben 578 H6ls. .
filters 6iHif4eb GoobB auf btr Bats
bon 8. 40 ptr GdlIone. =,
GroeerteB.
RaSfes. - Jona 20 -30e; no.
a. 2o-80t;: GuatemoIa fanfp l9e;
30. s'tsrd7k.
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MetAns MART.
Rep gort. II. Dttobs

Rep gort, II. Sttobsr.
SUPPER. - Murtt felt.
glectrolptic. Critics giertel
$27. 7.25-28.OO.
Glen. = Wlartt itstis unb unber'
Gnbert.
3inm. - Martt ru1is; SALTS
1915.
glsi. = $7.00-7.1o.
Spslter. - Wartt rubiq.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-13

GIsstrnatt. -. CIt.. 1oiA

gtsstpnstt. IA. Elt, 1914
]. y:.its e. ess,. e ,. ssIsIeII.s ,ssr.a
th H61er. 1ilr 4aritben -or, ealIs pur.
bsn psn ben Uanfen 4-4k s bessdjuet
ph4ssrb 0sIdiitsvapiere Al 5-8es bic,
Ienl!ri wsfbsn. SM sfsasn 9larite parbsn
Sautlen son eau. ~ 8K-4% 'unb anl
Hht - l--l3fsS plselrt.
Ss4isa .ssi rts vsm
y9sbsn 80 pari jpii&sn Banfsn Ssrsauft.
Pig souaissrais bftrdst soc Drtmis per
UsAisf sni esssvs
et4f' Behfef awf Honton Dsrben ~
Ms pro pfo. Sterlins gnvtift 0hr @tds
auS Berlin uxrbeB zoe bro Narf, be.
rt@net, fur @eAlel aui Baris t7s<e pro
btans, aM Mmitersam 43e BRO Wuloen
une auf Wiep 16e pro Krone, gireB lSs,
Mubd %. Stsdtoln pro Krone $3.50,
5ranes (sdseil isKs
UHaSss. rsGissssssss
parsa tn4is anb fetis. Die Hanisa quo.
~ Ssnss 1925 sosp. .1loK III
w Usnss, 1915 ......1eok 1e2
~ Honss, 1850 -. 80 s9H
IN yanaMa ......... 9S4 -
w panafIa GsutsR. .10iH -
Die tisEss aitienborfe mar ssIdloiIen
unb u finb baber fetne Berfduie sn btrid.
ten. Bet ben Na!lerR warren bic geiAdfie
sbsnfaus belHabe sdnjfi9 isspsntIrt.
vsIe, 4snSs nab Aftita In New yori.
Vsi9aftsybetsrs purben ~ 8Kx bis.
ientitt We4let anf 2snbon waren itetie.
~ " xaee A7lx Stdt el.1ssS; Rabel
anns''nneen N7eH JraneS StAi 5.s43z.
xsDa ~ Wart Si@t 7oK, Babel 7o3S.
tAs. 3abei al. @sbsl Sidt ssK; ia.
sa sN gIbtrYarssn s7jte, Ntrttsniias
dsners 81.
1a bs Rem DeIisr Gftienb0rie asidloI.
len b''ee, 10 fallen bic lsoiiransen aus.
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GStifer GIN le9nitu9D, .sssHier
ssft aus. y pfeif seM aus..l. =
yrsu: 933 3Isnet 34sa- BeAal.l.
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8u @s<. - QreHt fM - Rafs
fiNtrtef On lpof s9O6; botrbertn
$766; Gubt1 eA25; grannlixter ST..
76; GonfrttnuerS ~ $z66; of u
G2szA6s -nebssz tim iz5s.
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gieb,,,Arft.

gineinnati IL. Dttobsr.
3ufubr unb 8erianbt pdbrenD Der
lebitn "a Gtnnben, persliden nit ben
borpersangelien brei 1agen, finb ipis
folat:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-18

Let us order that new book, engraved
cards or stationery. Prompt and aeon
rate service. III Paso Book Co. Mills
Bldg. IT'S Handy."-Advt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-18
SANTA f ASKS
RATE INCREASE
Would Increase Rates in
Arizona 20 Per Cent;
Files Application.

Phoenix, Ariz,, Feb. 1s.-Application
for permission 10 make a horizontal
raise Of 20 percent in its rates on in
trastate freight business IN Arizona has
been filed with corporation commission
by the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad company.
The application came as a complete
surprise TO the commissioners, who
strongly intimate that It will not be
granted. 1t is in the form Of an affi-
davit from W. G. Barnwe1i, assistant
freight traffic manager Of the Santa Fe
system, and was sworn to before a San
Francisco notary. Heretofore the santa
Fe has never gone TO the trouble of
presenting applications for rate changes
in the form of affidavits. The great
formality resorted 10 in this instance
leads to belief that the company in
tends TO 90 into the federal courts IL the
desired permission is refused
Part of the Barnwell affidavit fol-
lows:
This application is based upon the
following circumstances and conditions
which are relied upon as justifying the
proposed changes which result in in
creases.
The present rates, as shown in said
tariffs and schedules, upon shipments
moving between points in Arizona. are
wholly and greatly insufficient to yield
to your applicant a reasonable return
upon the value of its property used in
said business; the entire earnings of
your applicant upon all its interstate
business in Arizona are wholly and
greatly insufficient TO yield reason
able return upon its property used in
said business. Even with the proposed
increase the freight earnings of your
applicant upon intrastate business in
Arizona will still be insufficient and
the entire earnings Of your applicant
upon all its interstate business in Ari-
IONA viii still be insufficient to yield
such reasonable returns"
Many believe that this move on the
part OF the Santa Fe is the preliminary
step in another plan to break the COM
missions power
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-18

Charles ). Buffalo" Jones. he noted
hunter. has abandoned the United States,
and will hereafter reside In Canada
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-18

All who have orchards are pruning
their trees, which are rapidly showing
signs of blooming
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-18
MRs. FIsLnER,s RnnY sHIPPEn.

Every person in France must pay 2 per
cent on the taxable portion OF their income
n Il amounts 10 $1,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-18

s. One automobile to every eight families is
states this year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-18
At ONCE! STOPS
STOMACH MISERY
AND INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" makes
sick, sour, gassy Stom-
achs feel fine.

Do some foods YOU eat hit back
taste good, but work badly; ferment
into stubborn Jumps ma cause a sick,
sour gassy stomach Now, Mr.. or
Mrs. Dyspeptie, jot this down: Pape's
Diapepsin digests everything, leaving
nothing to sour and upset you There
never was anything so safely quick, so
certainly effective. No difference how
badly your stomach is disordered you
will get happy relief in five minutes,
but what pleases you most is that Ii
strengthens and regulates your stom-
ach so you can eat your favorite foods
without fear
Most remedies give you relief some
times-they are slow, but not sure
"Pape's Diapepsin" is quick, positive
and puts your stomach in a healthy
condition so the misery Won't come
back.
You feel different as soon as sPape's
Diapepsin" comes in contact with the
stomach-distress just vanishes-your
stomach gets sweet, no gases, no belch-
ing, no quotations Of undigested food,
your head clears and you feel fine.
Go now, make the best investment
you ever made, by getting a large fifty
cent case of Pape's Diapepsih from any
drug store. You realize in five min
utes how needless it is to suffer from
indigestion, dyspe Jsia or any stomach
cisorder.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-18
WATCH FOR THE
MASKED WOMAN
She will Be On the Streets
Without Mask Tomorrow;
$50 For Someone.

The woman of the black mask" fares
forth Saturday morning without her
mask. If you think you know her, try
to win the $50 prize by salutinE her.
saying the mysterious number, and
then the words:
aHow do you do, Miss HerHldine
Harrarf May i escort you to the
business office of the El PnsO Herald ~
There are certain ways IN which the
woman may be identified. one is by
her voice Another is by her walk.
The third and the most positive IS her
nersonality. This is an intangible, yet
a very positive thing, and manifest in
a hundred ways-~the bend of a shout
der. the lowering Of the head gesture
OF the hands, the turn of the toe, the
matter of vivacity, humor, reticence.
All these things are in the masked
woman as they are in other women-in
each il is different. Get the formula
and YOU have the woman Of the dark
domino; mix the formula and you have
another woman.
Some man is apt to identify her be
cause of a smile that she has sent forth
or a look in the eye. Men know these
things and can always be pitted against
women in a contest on these questions
of charm and allure. Women on the
other hand have the advantage in that
thew are reputed to be intuitional;
which means that they have a way of
being suspicious of each other and
fathoming each other.
Visits Many Places.
Miss Jean Gentry, for that is the
name Of the masked woman, spent
Thursday in making calls upon the va
riOus business houses who have adver
tised under her emblem Of the mask"
in The Herald; and at all OF these
places was met by large groups of
siderable interest, She wore during the
morning hour a smart black and white
cheQuered suit from Everybody's and
in the afternoon and evening a corn
flower blue taffeta silk gown from the
Popular, with a piquant hat to match.
She attended the Bachelor supper at the
Sheldon grill Thursday evening before
going to the Alhambra and Eureka the
aters. During Thursday afternoon.
Miss Gentry went for an auto ride in
Franklin car driven by,Leo ]. frost.
Where to Catch Her.
Saturday morning at o'clock the
"Unmasked Woman" Will appear in the
downtown district. She reserves the
section bounded as follows; Main
street, down Oregon, through Pioneer
plaza, down FL Paso, across Overland
to Stanton, up Stanton to Main; Main,
across to North Oregon. II she Is not
caught by 10 o'clock her district will
be San Antonio to Mills. and Oregon
street to Stanton. If she Is not. caught
b. noon she will alternate between the
Popular Dry Goods company and
Everybody's until she is detected. Who
will detect her?
She viii be unmasl0ed and all the
public is entitled to enter into the con-
test with the exception of members of
the police department. private detec-
lives, persons connected with the
business houses advertising under her
emblem or persons coming into daily
Communication with her az Hotel Shell
don.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-18
ORDERS COMPANY
To GIVE SERVICE
Arizona Commission Says
Irrigation Companies Are
For Public Service.

Phoenix, Ariz.. Feb 1S.-Irrigation
companies are public service corpora
tions and subject to regulation by the
corporation commission. me commits
sion has so decided and has issued an
order requiring the San Carlos Canal
q Irrigation company to give adequate
service.
This order is Of general interest
throughout the state because the COM
mission has for the first time taken
jurisdiction over an irrigation company.
Such concerns have been cOntending
that they are not public service cor
porations The San Carlos company
made a strong fight before the commits
sion, claiming that that body had no
authority over it,
Complaint against the company was
filed by &c farmers owning land In the
Casa Grande valley, near Florence.
They stated that the Florence canal,
which Is owned by the Casa Grande
company. was built in 1881 to irrigate
10000 acres Of land. Almost from the
first II failed to give adequate service.
In 1885 a bond issue was sold but the
farmers alleged that the proceeds
thereof were never spent on the irri-
cation system. In 1913. 1914 and 1915
the farmers spent S25,519.S2 on the ca
nal and dam. They asked for the re-
turn of that sum.
The commission declined TO order the
return OF the money spent by the farm
ers holding that the question should
be settled in the courts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-18
NERVES TREATED FREE
DIR. FRANKLIN MILES, The Great Special
ist-Gives New Book and $3.50 Neuro-
pathic Treatment Free as Trial.

Sick people whose nerves are weak or
deranged-who have blues, headache. dig
illness or dizziness; nervous dyspepsia. ir-
ritability cold hands and feet. shortness Of
breath. palpitation or irregular heartbeat
drowsiness, nervousness. sleeplessness. trembl-
ing, wandering pains. backache, irritable
spine, hysteria. and many cases are compii-
Gated with heart, stomach, bowel, bladder
or rheumatic troubles-would do we'll to ac-
cept DR.. Miles liberal offer. You may never
have another opportunity. Write now.
His book contains many remarkable
testimonials from those who report cured
after many physicians had failed. and also
endorsements from Bishops. Clersymen
Statesmen, Editors. Business Men. Farmers
etc.
Send for Remarkable Testimonials.
His improved Special Treatments for these
diseases are the result Of 80 years e5,per-
fence and are thoroughly scientific and re-
markably successful so much SO that he does
not hesitate to offer Free Trial Treatments
to the sick that they may test them free
Write at once
Describe your case, and he will send you
a twO-pOund Free Treatment and Book.
Address DR.. Franklin Miles Dept. Ms 1101
to I'LL Main St.. Elkhart, Ind.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-18
SPANISH-WAR VETERANS
TO MEET SATURDAY NIGHT

The Sixth infantry camp of the United
Spanish War Veterans will hold a meet
ing and smoker on Saturday evening.
February 10, in the hall at the corner of
Oregon and Overland streets.
The comrades of Hamilton Fish camn
Gen. McCaskey camp and from Forf
Bliss are invited The camp has been
active since its arrival at III Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-18

hours of the show. Other factors in the
exhibition will be demonstrations by
the domestic science classes of the pub
lie schools: and meat cutting, butter
making and bread making demOnstra-
tions by experts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-18

Mrs. FELDEIpS BODY Shifted.
The body Of Mrs Minnie Fielder, aged
29 years, who died in a local hospital
Thursday morning. was shipped to
Newton. Texas, her former home
Thursday night for burial The body
was accompanied to Newton by rela-
tives
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-18

The owners of the New York Yankees.
1t is said, will make an attempt to buy
off catcher Ed. Sweeney, who holds a
"war time" contract for $4,000. Sweeney
is in the same position as was Birdie
Cree, who was paid certain sum and
given his unconditional release It is
said that the Yanks have tried to get
some minor league club to assume
Sweency's contract and to pay por-
ton of his large salary, but with no
SUCCESS. The Yanks' roster is full M
with good catchers and the club would
have no use for Sweeney during the
coming season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-18

Particular people prefer Sulzberger's
Majestic Hams and Bacon-Deliciously
Different."-Adv