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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09

Acn 5c5u Gage Dor 0crcu Sntraittrcs
ten on idumtlihe 9enBcr oiientliher
@ldbc gcihidt werocu.
SIN Sntcreiieiouitdrcr 3 It.
itGnOe.
9ei Der 0irbiiibrung ieincr @ldne
in Sntereiic ionitdrcr 3uit0noe miro
@loDor Breiiou in ieoer @eiie Don
Der Sdul6e66roe unteritiibt mcroeu.
Sine Oies6c5iglihe 3uiiherilng 1T
Dem 0laDor 6ereits 3u 6bcil geiuor.
SEN.
Serr Ereiton eriuhte aeiteru Oa3
iogeuannte 0Steering~ @onite, Oeiien
8oriiber Serr 9obert 6. Sec, Der e.
fretdr ocS NloDors, it, fir 9ortrGge
IN allen Sdnlen sic aeuiaeuo groBe
Rdumlihfeiten beiiBcn All iorgen
oanit oen Sdulfiuoern Sic @ortbeiIe
elmer ianberen unO aeiinoen StaOt
eingepr6gt merOeu. 9fad 9(niidt oeS
Wlagors mer0en sic Sdulfinoer. 10.
baIo iie sSntereiie an ser Gonpagne
ne6men ouh ibrc Gltern lnO 6reuoe
oniiir intereiiireu.
sSn elmer @onierenb pel1e geltern
3iuiiden SHli0 @enmobeitS Com.
niiidr Or. ". &. Souuro, iun., Srn.
See mo Scrrn u. 9. @ol0s6oroug6,
Dem Setretdr oes Steering" Gomi.
te'S itottfouo, lcgte GrIterer cineH
@lan Dor, al Sen iid oie Staot in
i6rer Gonpaane sur Gertilgitng bon
Siotten, 6licgeu mo WostitoS bal
ten foil. GoS BON Or. SoparO auis
geitelite Erogramm mirO @noe 0ieier
gobe 6efannt gegeben peroen.
u teugrnppiruug Der @ors
traits Scr 8iirgermei.
iter
Sin neueS 9llsie6en bat geitern
sic &otun0e oes eriien StodperfeS
OeS 9lotbbauies Ooourd cr6altcu,
ooB Serr @iQiom 8. S'Gomor, Ser
Superintcuoeut ser oiicutlidDen sc.
b1uoe, sic &ortr1ts ser letten bier
D2aporS scr Stoot an Sen bs6er
to6len @dnoeu ouiae6dugt bat Pm
Der SollioaDitroBcn. .Seite iino bic
gilOer oes WlaDorS Breton luo oeS
iriiberen D}oDorS 9imanuS onee.
brnbt uno an scr @iulfor0 2lpenlle.
Seitc sic 9ilOcr oes irii6eren Wlapor
Nio6ool uno Oes oerItor6eneu
0iaDor I}c2one. Tie 9iloer i6miid,
ten biSbcr sic g9dn0c Scr SibungS.
idle oes Staotratbs. bic idou itorf
ii6erIaoeu paren glm 5onitog NOR
uon I6omos 6. Corner 0as @ortrdt
oes @iaDorS 9reiton fertisaeiieut
wor0en imo aus oieien @runOe
nuBic cine g}engriippiruna ser Dill
Der Der 9iirgcrmeiiter ooraenommcn
per0eu
.9(ntmprt Scr @os 2entc
nod uiHt fertia.
q. @. @oBIcr, Der 9oriiber oes
Tircftorenrotbcs ser ,GoIunbin
@os uno GIeftri5tdts.G .Geielliduit, "
rmo Serr Sames 4ipcr, ser bieiiae
Gehtspertreter scr Baltimore g}a.
@eieQidaft~ ipraden geitern
g2abmittag I'M 9atbbauie Dor uno
bcnadridtiatcn 01apor &rcilon sob
oie 8cprdieutanteu ser NatIirgas-
Sntereiien in scr beutiaeh Sibuug
Der @ii0eet.9ebor0e uidt eriheinen
f6nntcn Inn fid ii6cr Die uou ser
Staot atigeiteIIten @e0inelmgeu in
Gerbinoung nit Ser gepIanicn @in-
fii6rim9 bon g}aturgos 51 auBern
Tie Serren iaate Dem Nlapor, Dab
Der fiir5Iib bon Scr Staotpcrmalhmg
ansgeorbeitete Gontraft auaenblidliH
bon 9eamteu ser Golum6io.@eiea-
idait in 9lew Dorf mO Cincinnati
III @rludgina gc5ogen iucroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09

0ie in gtr. 1921, @eit-9altinore-
StroBe. pobuenoe gli5obetb 9lair er-
litt Gr6ebliGe 9erleelneen ais iie ee-
itern gla9nittag I'M 700 9lod Ger
@eit. 2oIhbaro.StroBe Ourd giad,gc.
ben oes Gedcls in Gin 9o6lenlod
itiirate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
Sdlifisnadlridltcu.

Wiit 5logoc ouf @albmait troi Der
Gnmpicr ,@obeu Nlenoi" I'M Su-
len Gin. Sine ggormme Der
cuglii6en 9l6mirolitdt. eng
liide S6iiie ioaen nm Shottlano
io6ren. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm
&unol. ,DoiterOot~ feitgcbaltcn.
llit ieiner Slagge oif Salbmait in
glnbetrad)t cines toOten N}otroier Der
an goro mar, oompite geiteru DIOR.
gen Der lponii6e Gompier a@oben
N}cnoi" in oen bieiigen Saieu. Ger
Ionlpier beianO lid oui Der 6abrt
bon &6ilaoelpbia nod Baltimore, ais
in Der 9tdbe Scr @irginiu @apes elm
@iatroic Ourd cine Sufe in Den
5biiisruum itiir5te im0 nit einem
S6doelbrn9 bclUuBtloS lieaeu blieb.
g9enige Stunocn ipdter idieO er aus
Dem Seben. Der 9eibnam miro Don
Dem bieiigen ipaniiden Goniul iiber.
nommen peroen.
2ie cuaIii6e glonliraIitGt bat an
ale GapitGne, Die na6 gnglano ODER
anoeren cilropdiiden Sdien ia6reu,
einen gliirili erlaiien, in meldem Oie-
iel6en aligeioroert meroen, infolge
Ser @efabreu, Don einem oeutihen
llnterieeboot angegriffen 81 mer0en
ooer auf cine 0iine 5u itoBen ni6t
our9 Oen engliiden &anaI, ionoerl
Inn S9ottlano 1eriinl8uiabren.
Ger boldnoiide 0ampfer .Goitcr.
opf". ser geitern W}orgen bier oufam
puroe auf ieiner lebten 6abrt na1
Hotter0on BON einem englii9en
&riegsidiii nu6 airfuul, @nglano,
sebrudt lmo oort iecbs Gage lang feit-
ge6oItcn. Der 0ampfer miro bier
cine 2aoung @etreioc al 9oro ne6-
men.
Der 0onpfer oGangra~, ser &c.
iteru pon 9oroeoug, 6ranfreid, bier
antonL miro in eiiriseu Gogen nit
elmer 9aOlmg @Heubo6nihieneu fiir
Die iran50iiidc 9iegiering in Gee
ite9en.
Ger Somburg 9(merifn 2inieH.
Gompfer Bulgaria ser felt Nus.
6ruG oes arieecs an %ier gtr. 6 in
Canton 9elegen bate, Iieat iebt inn
9InBen6afen gan5 in Der gtGbc oes
g}oroo. 9IoDo-1ompicrs ogiedor",
Dor 9lnfcr.
gteue SGiffSmerft.
Olit eincm Gopitol bon 100000
muroe bon Gbomas @6eobv, tyranf
u. 8rouop unO q. @iaioms Die
ugooihpiic SbipbuiIoing So ee-
griiuoet. Die neue @cIeaIdoit miro
S1ooner, 8arfen lmo 9eidtcr fiir
sic &iiitenihiiiabrt bauen unO bat be-
reits ein groBeS glreal on 6itBe Der
Anore-StraBe BON Der W}cSeu Son.
tracing 50. gemiet6ct. Die glnloge
befinOet iicb idou I'M 8ou. lmo f0nnen
na6 5ertigitelimg ieds 5a6r5euge
5u oerieIben Belt gebaut weroeH.
9lls beionoere SpeJialit0t miro sic
@eiellidaft Sdooner beriteIlen, oie
nit einem Selbreun.Motor perieben
iino. Die llnterncbmer ihio Der 9ln.
iidt, 0aB NIT elmer ioIden Dloi6ine
an 9or0 bic SeaeIidifie sur rcHten
3eit an i6ren geitimnimgsorten elm
treiien iueroerL woourd Iib Damn aub
Die SSrahtrote erHieorigt.
Ser Sirma iino bereits 9luftrdgc
8ugegangen. Ole Griinoer Iin0 ser
llcber5eiging, OaB fie cine groBe 3u-
tunit Dor iitb 5aben ga iie etipas ge.
iddffcn baben mas Baltimore infolge
ieincs groBen @anoelsaufibmlmgeS
Idon lauge ben0tbigte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
Eelearaphildler MetIerberidIt.

glus Den iibriqeu @unoes 8etter-
Menbadtiugs 5totionen ipur6en pic
iolqruoeu 6obiten &emperaturcm
oie Inn s llbr geitern glbeno bcrri6'
ten. beridltet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
lIntcrllnItnnns .gIlcninriirr.

o1aEb Dleie 9sodc lolgenoeo GpcrnAe'
perioire.
Wipiilng NicllnN WliiiunW WiniNgf hNo
NbenD aNurNcn
&Dnncriiaa SrciidN enmlinA Nluilnce lho
2hfno p&olnauns 0r3dbhn0ch".
ySanciD" @tla from ApOlunn'
,plvpODrDmr' NauDepilr mo gNanbelbiloef
WinNlnnb" Numocpiup uno gBnnDtlutloer
yMiuNi sMiuDcmie" ,3iouiu9 SiDnea.
Ninmianb 1odeg Ntnb" Nom J. pie ~.
Wdi 4liOiabre,1Ienncn 3n Qinllico.
.6iper NieW Narl" &otsbeuiiaunaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09

TIM 6rou @1arD 9(. DliiIler, 9ing i6m
bereits Dor feds So6ren i'm &ooe
porau. 9hlBer leinen orci ainoern,
@eorae 81. lmo Grnit 6. Wliiaer mo
6rau So6n Smit6, bitterldBt er elm
Gnfelfino. 8erner miro er BON eiuem
@ruOer, @eorge Is. 0}Huer, betraucrt.
Gie 9eeroi9lng iinoet om 0onners.
tag 9iabmittag bonn Eralterballie ans
auf Dem 9ouoou&arf .5rieO6ofe itatt.
@aitor gg. Remcomer BON Ser enal.
lut6. @naOen.Ssirbe. Gde 8roaoDaD
lmO @ougbsStraBe, miro Die Srauer-
ieier leiten.
9orotben 9o1ie.
SIN n9eutideu @reiienbeim" itarb
geltcrn Srau 3orotbea @oIIe i'm 9ll.
ter bon 80 sobrcn. 0ic @erbIiAene
iolgt ibrem @otteu glnoreos 8oiic,
ser ibr i'm Sooe Dor lGngerer 8eit
poraus gegoneen lit. Ole 8eerOi-
aune fiuoet am 0ienftag glabmittaG
Inn 3 llbr bon Der glnitalt aus ouf
oem Baltimore Srieobof~ itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
$4,000 .@ampaanc.
3um 9eitei ocs u|ereins dlriItIidcr
iuugcr Srauen" bat begonnen.

3um 9eiteil ocS u@ercins driItlidcr
iuugcr 6rouen" Bat begonnen.
glad cincr cntbuiiaitii9 perloifc.
nen @liitoas Gerianlmhng nit 2ln.
deon i'm Solptquartier, 9}r, 2ts,
g9cit. Sorotpga- 5troBc. iuiroc gc.
itern ole $50,000.Ganpoguc OeS
rGbriitlidcn @ercinS ilnger 1raucu~
6egonuen. 25 .EeonlS~ bon oeucn
ieoer ein5elne iidb oud 10 iin0en
Oloodcu 5uiammenieBt itr6eu unter
DER Gberleitlng bon 6rou g9illioni
$ DlorriB mo beaaben iidI init iciicr
3uucriibt oitf Oen Griolg an Die g(rs
6cit. Iic tdglihcu Hciultate lueroen
bel oeu 2imheonS, luelhc itctS nit
2lusno0me pon Gonncritog Inn I llbr
giadmitiogs i'm NmlpiQuortier itoti.
iinoeu. ta6lIlirt iu0 betonnt gcge6fn
per0cn. 9lm Gonneritoa miro oos
Sundeon crit Inn 2 ll6r 9indlmittoas
6eginuen Gas Gelo miro fir Ian.
lenoe 2hiSaaben ionic 5nr Ginrih
tung pes nenen gIiiociotion Saupts
qnortier 6enot6ist.
$4,000 iollen iiir louicnoe 9hiSgo,
ben bcnuBt peroen Cic Gompagne-
Seonten iin0 Srnu SSranflin 8.
Gaior &rdiiocut; 6rolt @iaiam S,
Rorris, 5efretdr; 6rml Gomoro 9.
@iblon uuO 6raH @ 6. McGornid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09

Sir WarDlauo mo Den DiItritt
Columbia 6eute leiht belp0lti, por
aaSiibtat @emitter; itarte Hpro.
mo noroiucitlihe g8inoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
edliMaEnrtrn

Don un0 nac6 EeuiIhlano uro Ge.
Iterrqib.llugarn iiber 9lottcroam imo
gem DorS. @el0lanonnaen nod Gu.
r0pa.
gbrO. p. Giener K Co.,
2I7 En.NaIiimOre-@try
salarBi3) ZAP @ao.SFpaSiuap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09


lad 9ladt iiber Dem SuperiortSec
hcfano, 9ot oaS uuierc St Sau
reaccI6aI erreidt lno por felt oie.
len Set BON aIgemeinen @eDitter.
ihlrm bonn obercu @liiiiiiipp .lbal
uno ocu Sce.3eaioucu oitIidJ lInO
bon peiiIihen Stiirmen iiber Den
o6ereu 5ce wo peitlihen umteren
@ce6egionen begleitet
gine moerc Storng bon Der
9loro &aciiir.aiiite Dat Dloniaua er
reidt ino iiel me6r Megen In ben
norospaciiiiAcn 5tantn. sSn ben an.
ocren Ebeilen oes aaHoes mar oos
geticr idgon.
Gs lit betrdhtIib tii6ler in Dem
Gbios nno mittlereu Dliiiiiiippi l6d.
lcrn aauiQs mo Gtlaboua, itno
parmer III ocn atlantiicben imo @oIi-
StaateH iopie I'M gIuroweiieu 6eioui
0crs iiber Sen lcbtgeuannteu Giiirift
@s lpiro bclite III oem GbioIbo un0
mittel atlantiidIeH Staaten ltn0 inn
sSnnereH pon 9|eiusGnglon0 tiiblcr
ieiu mo am Dlithpo6 mdrmer in oeu
obereu Seegleaionen.
Sine Sturm@arntng iit bon Der
Ssiiite bon 9lelp.SericD erIaiien NOR
ocn uno mer0en IN Sen mittclntlau.
tiihcn Gtaaten itarte moro. lm0 nor0s
lUeitIibe gsinoe 0erri6el
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09

.l9 @orm. nn0 6.5s 9[6en08.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
Snuoes. 2rpartemcut fir aauOluirt6-
lgrridIt bcg NaItimurr @cttcr6urcanS

Ier OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Suft
mar II &ro5ent nm s ll6r MorgenS
inns A9 Nrnaent Inn s llhr gLbenos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
HOW GOOD THAT
MUSTER0LE FEELS!
1t Gets to That Sore Spot
Like Magic

A-a-h, That's delicious relief for
those sore muscles those stiff joints,
that lame back.
MUSTEROLE is a clean. white oint-
msnt, made with the Oil Of mustard
and other home simples.
10 does the work OF the old-fash-
Toned mustard plaster, minus the plas-
Ter and minus the blister
You simply rub MUSTEROLE on the
spot where the pain is-rub il on
brisl1ly-and the pain is gone.
No muss. no bother. Just comfort
ing, soothing relief-first n gentle
glow, then a delightful sense of cool
ness. And best Of all, no blisters like
the old-fashioned mustard plaster used
TO make.
There Is nothing like MUSTEROLE
for Sore Throat Bronchitis, TOnsilitis,
Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia,
Headache. Congestion. Pleurisy, Rheu-
matism, Lumbago. Pains and Aches Of
the Back or Joints. Sprains. Sore Mus
cles, Bruises. Chilblains, Frosted Feet
and Colds OF the Chest ct often pre-
vents PneumOnia.)
At your druggists. I'm CSC and soc
Jars, and a special large hospital size
for $3.50.
BE sure you get the genuine MUS
TEROLE. Refuse imitations-get what
you ask for. The Musterole Company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
I. N. c. A. To
RAISE $4,000
Committee Considers Mexi-
can Branch, Columbus Y;
Postpones New Building.

As a result Of a meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee Of the FL Paso y. NJ.
c. A, held at Hotel Sheldon Wednes-
day a campaign for the raising Of
$4,000 for the coming years work
was launched. H. b. stevens, chairman
Ol me committee, presided.
II was decided that 100000 Will pc
neeGeu 10 carry on the work OF the
eoIIIng year. pay interest on the as
socIauon's indebtedness and meet pay
ments on the property which adjoins
the building on the south.
10 Extend Mexican Work.
-. ~ Is Planned 10 extend the Mexican
DIdHGh work. This branch now mas a
~ EN- Dership OF over 1000 and the prob
ZEN mat confrOnts the association is
providing building and equipment to
carry on the work.
IL Is desired also to conduct associa-
non work among the soldiers sta
S!oneo IN Ell PasO and also at Columbus,
y. NJ ana funds will be required to
carry, out the plans which the associa-
ton has in mind.
nile all the details OF the cOmpaign
nave not been outlined. it is planned to
START the work of securing suDScrip-
lions at an early date.
To Build Later.
Inc association has abandoned for
me present the idea of building an ad-
ultlon on the property lying south Of
eNlsting building. It had been hoped
lHal campaign could be launched to
raise money sufficient to erect a 10
story addition. but with existing IN
seltled conditions il was deemed wise
10 wait and IT viii probably be a year
taken up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
PRESBYTERIANS co TO FORT
DAVIS TO ATTEND PRESBYTERY

Rev Charles L. Overstreet, of the
First Presbyterian church; Rev. W. c.
Baber. Of the Altura Presbyterian
church; Rev. A. A. Davis, Of the East
FL Paso Presbyterian church, and Mr..
and Mrs. L. West, will leave this eve
ming for Fort Davis, Texas, to attend
the FL PasO Presbytery, which begins
there Friday and viii continue through
Sunday.
Jesse Merrill OF Fort Davis. is mod
orator OF the Presbytery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
WESTERN UNION EDUCATIONAL
MEETING TALKS EFFICIENCY

The local Western Union office held
an educational meeting last night at
the Y. NJ c. A through the courtesy Of
secretary II. B. Durkee, for the purpose
Of bringing the employees closer to-
gether and to instruct them in the va
rious branches Of work, featuring eff
cheney and accuracy.
They had as their guests. r. F. Bert
hold, from New York; I. d. Hough, from
Dallas, Of the traffic department. and
F. c. cole, district commercial SUPER
intendent of Dallas
The meeting was well attended and
many instructive and educational feat
ures were brought out.
After adjournment, the force were
taken to the Elite, where refreshments
were served.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
BROOKS LEADS IN AMOUNT
EXPENDED In SENATE RACE

Austin, Texas, April 13.-Reports of
expenditures for March Of five OF the
elSht candidates for United States
senator have been received by the
secretary Of states department Ac-
cordlng to these reports, DR.. S. P
Brooks, Of Waco, leads in the amount
expended. The report shows that T.
NJ Campbell expended in March
S407.8l, total to date S690.S2; O. B. Col
quit, for March S144S5. total so far.
S6O2-9S; S. p. Brooks, March, S293.90,
total $1020S2; r. L. Henry. $1T9 for
March, total $3.50: John Davis. S13S8O,
for March. total S64e.41 Reports for
the past month have not yet been re-
ceived from Chas. A. Culberson, J. W
Riddle nor r. F.. Heller. the latter be
ing q recent entrant from Tovah.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
BRITISH CONSIDER GERMAN
REPLY TO U. S. CHILDISH

London. Eng, April 13-Althougb
all the London evening Daners No.
the German reply TO the United States
on submarine warfare under such
heads as Vain endeavor TO gull Anne
rican public" Amazing American
note and Berlin eats its own words"
the westminster Gazette is the only
one TO comment on the note. If se,-e.
We don't know whether the Ger
mans believe that hard headed Anne
rieans will seriously accept explana-
tons so childish IL so, we fancy thew
have done less than justice to the
American nation"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATES
LOCAL GASOLINE PRICES

Representatives o. the department of
trade and commerce reached FL PasO
from Washington, d. c.. this week to
carry on an investigation Of the in
creased price Of gasoline in this ter
ritOry. These Investigations have been
under way in different parts of the
country and reports from Washington
state that they will be nation wide.
Local automobile dealers and big
users Of gasoline have been visited this
week and asked to throw open their
invoices Of gasoline during the past
Is months to the investigators.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
CROWD HEARS OPENING SERMON
OF HIGHLAND PARK MEETINGS

A good crowd heard Rev. Thomas Y
Neal Of San Antonio, deliver his first
sermon at the Highland Park Baptfsf
church Wednesday evening. He proved
to be a forceful and logical pulpit
speaker and the series of special ser
wees which he conducts promises to
be well attended.
The music is a special feature OF
these special meetings. 1t is in charge
Of Brooks Smith with Mrs Smith pre-
siding at the plano These meetings
Will continue Indefinitely
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
NATIONAL PARK AREA IN
u. S. 1920 SQUARE MILES

Washington. D. c., April 13.-The Ia
national parks of the United States
cover 4,665,966 acres, or 1890 square
miles, as large nearly as New Jersey
They contain more features Of con-
spicuOus grandeur than are readily ac-
cessible in all the rest Of the world to-
gether.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13

the two governments, the government
now declares itself ready to have the
facts of the case esta blisbed tbro,,--5
mixed commissions of investigation In
accordance with the third article Of
The Hague agreement for the peaceful
settlement Of International conflicts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13

has been received at the state depart
ment and was being de-codad today,
to be laid before president Wilson and
secretary Lansing.
While awaiting the official text. adj
ministratiOn officials were carefully
examining statements in the unofficial
text received from Berlin and were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
Don't
Suffer
From Piles
send ror &c Ia Treatment.

NO mntter how long or how bad go 70
SOur druggist today and get 80 cent
box of Pyramid Pile Treatment. 1t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
$4,000 PUBLIC
MARKET STARTED
R. M. Dudley to Provide Ell
Paso With Market; Ho-
tel Savoy is Sold.

Work has started on the new market
house ON West Overland street. be-
tween Durango and Davis streets. The
market is being built by Jolly q Morris
for r NJ. Dudley and win be under the
supervision of the city. The building
Will cost $4,000.
Hotel savoy Sold.
u. c. Seamans has sold to Mrs. Edna
strickland the Savoy hotel, located at
the corner Of Overland and South Stan
ton streets. for $4,000.
The Savoy was recently opened by Mr.
Seaman and contains 100 rooms. strictly
modern in every respect. Mrs Strick-
land announces her intention to run
the hotel along the same lines inaugu-
rated by Mr. Seaman.
The deal WAS made through the firm
of Hill, Huffman q Bintleman.
Held Bros. to Rebuild.
Held Bros, have taken out a building
permit to rebuild their fuel yards and
buildings in the 1900 block on Texas
street The permit is for $1,000
y A. A. Lawler is building three bun
galOws on Stevens street, in block two,
which viii cost $4,000 when completed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13

The housewives GaIy problem is,
What shall i give them to eat2' An
swer: Sulzberger's Majestic Ham and
Bacon.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13

Should the American government
nave at its disposal further material
Tor a conclusion upon the case or the
sussex. the German government would
ASK that it be communicated in order
10 subject this material also to an in
vestigation.
IN the event that differences Of
opinion should develop hereby between
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
Soap Factor.

Burton Holmes Travelogues.-Adv.
Mexican rents. Lee Newman, phi. 1904
ADJ.
Burton Holmes Travelogues.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13

Phone 1913. philips Realty co.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
did Not Sink snssex.

NO other attack Whatever by GER
man submarines at the time I'm ques-
ton for the Sussex upon -he route be
tween Folkestone and Dieppe occurred.
me German government must there
fore, assume that the injury to the Sus-
than being struck by a German SUD-
marine.
For an explanation Of the case the
TACT may perhaps be serviceable that
no less than 6 English mines were ex-
in the channel on the first and second
OF April alone. The entire sea in that
vicinity is i'm fact endangered by float
ing mines and by tOrpedoes that have
not sunk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13
j. 5. WILL ATTEMPT To REFUTE
GERNANY'5 PLEA Of NOT GUILTY
American Officials Think Presence of Submarine Near
the Scene of the Sinking Proof That the Germans Did
It; Germans Present Abb By Asserting They
Sank Boat That Was Obviously War Vessel

wv DISTINCTION, D. C.. April 13.-
NJ The German note on the Sus-
sex and other submarine cases
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13

The steamers Englishman and Eagle
Point were sunk by German submarines
after they had attempted to escape and
time was allowed for the withdrawal
Of those aboard.
Regarding the sinking OF the war
vessel the note says that on March
p, a long black craft without a flae.
having a gray funnel. small gray for
ward works and two high masts. was
encountered about tho middle of the
English channel by a German sub
marine. The commander reached the
definite conclusion that IL was a war
vessel. and indeed a mine layer of the
recently built English Arabic class.
He was led to that conviction by the
following facts.