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Evening star., 1916-08-06

DanVIIie, Vn.-Delegate Bergman
Green Monday morning was cited tc
appear in the police court on the charge
of having engaged in q fight with
James III. Green, deputy clerk of the
corporation court, on last Saturda y
evening. He failed to appear that
morning. and the case was continued
until Wednesday morning. James ii
Green testified Monday that Mr.. Green
made an abusive remark which he re-
sented with his fists. Little damage was
done TO either cOmbatant
Evening star., 1916-08-06

Huntington, W. ya.-Mrs. Mildred
Kitchen. known throughout southern
West Virginia as Aunt Mildred and
who celebrated her ninety-sixth birth
day Sunday was baptized in the Ohio
river here Monday. before the congre-
cation of the Walker Memorial Baptist
Church. Because of her advanced age
she was taken to the river in an auto
and carried to the water, where she
was immersed while the congregation
sang Shall We Gather at the River"
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-27

ritory, Arizona and New Mexico. There
was a great deal of objection to put
ting in four states. 1 thought the OBJ
lection proper. I endeavored-I did
my best to get Oklahoma and Indian
Territory come is as one state, and
succeeded; and 1 tried and did not
succeed Qaughter) in getting Arizona
and New Mexico to come in as one
state. And the toughest obstacles l
encountered were Mr.. I<ibbey and Mr.
Heard and my other friends here Cap
plause) and / did my best You voted
it down. / said. 'all right; If / can't
have it my way, l will have it yours"
(Applause) And at the next session
I put through the separate Statehood
Bill. (Applause.)
"And 1 ask that you now serve not
only yourselves, but serve all the peo-
pie of the United States by giving the
electoral vote of Arizona to Mr.. Hughes
and-"We will.") send Mr.. Kibbey
to the Senate to back him up" cloud
and prolonged applause)
Again as the Colonel closed his talk,
there was demonstration. This time
it was for Tom Campbell, republican
candidate for governor. Campbell"
for blocks away. 1t had been an
nounced that Judge Kibbey was away,
on his campaign.
Mr.. Campbell assured the crowd that
it was great privilege to speak from
the same platform as the Colonel and
thanked the crowd for the demonstra-
tion in the colonel's favor stating that
it was privilege to do homage to
man of the Colonel's calibre. Mr.
Campbell asserted that the crowd was
proving that it was composed of Ameri-
can citizens.
Referring to his own campaign Mr..
Campbell stated that after four weeks
of campaigning, it looked like victory
for the republican party in the state.
1--WE are going into the fight along the
same line as laid down by Col. Roose-
velt." said Mr.. Campbell, and once
more the crowd went wild. I'VE are
striking straight from the shoulder"
he continued and 1--WE think it is time
that you turned the reins of the state
government. over to the Republican
party in order that they may do JUS
tice to one and ALL"
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-10-27
FORMER PRESIDENT
TO COMING GOVERNOR

When Hon. Thomas Campbell,
Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, was introduced to Colonel
Roosevelt on his special train at
Wickenburg Saturday morning,
the former president with much
force and earnestness, said:
'T am mighty glad to meet you,
Mr.. Campbell, and I most earn
estly hope that you will be the
next Governor of Arizona. 1t is
not only because of Arizona, but
because all her sister states will
feel that Arizona has taken a
great stride forward If you are
elected. And 1 speak not mere
ly to party men, but to all good
citizens without regard to party
when say that Independent citi-
zens Of every party belief ought
to join in putting you in as Gov
ernor of Arizona"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
oSe66afte QrtiGerieOuelGe
Auf 9lDeIt~ uad OA~@rOnt.
Nfe8
@rfOlg Oentlder 8atrOnille BET 9lrras
Gar alsram miro 60 etmas rnbipsr,
aarrsn m saufai"s oeos" aufe" iiearcid'.


SerIiu ria Sonoon, 81. Nmgm gIn Der Summe Ooncn bic
Sriacrc nit sh ee6Gagte Or Sm ScOnu SeS CAB
SperniOneu mnOcrer SeOcmtmng.
en- Scr TeuNgeuo Shuut it bic Nr0crc 6dtglr ciuc
nnpc Sm 9arpatlsn aben bic tentOudjn Sruppen wer @
anscHc acnadt.
9is @cOnnam uO Dem amtden Scrdt mtuOmmeu Der Gcnc
&admoe Der ocncu Ubeen rSnug anSgcgcbcn wnro nno
ugcn0en VSortaut
&cfIider &ricasi idaMplut
cSn Nbdut I'D aMf bciOcu StCn Nrmcncrcs
red, 6cu0 br lcbbaitc yrnrcS GHtafci cntwfc
Scu GrnOmu9S btbcnngcn, wedc nnd fam Nrncre 6cner
cbaduuge 4ngrff drittn, unrocn nrndacuUrn
NGe yuducOnr nrold Arras, bat Ontdc
&aminc Sn5a6 uon Wcfanencn in briden SdHtngrabm
madt.
gnI 6cOcn Scin SDmmc O0ner c &anUuaoc in Der bcgcn
gSei O 7cm gtcrn Geicc ioIgeub Gin
inOdu 5eunem d pprlrdcn6er Sateuoabeu auigc
gcben.
SIN Scaas 0iift ant Der %cr0nn-6rnt berrih fcuu
SanOgranOten- Weedten abgecben, Ynbe.
Sefltdcr ArtcgSidGnplat.
g4eaid 9ga grHfenUpf 0anobnrs, in Der So6uo
gceuO aSuld Sobc omefd entst su3cucu Nb
dn 6ruut Are WcucraIs ra @ptbmct pn I'D
lebbatc Irtneric 9nrac ob.
Sn Den Sarpau 6aben ur b Der Grirmnua Ses Scrs SnuI
eincn Ci nnO 1919 9ann oeiansu 6nOde Wsoeuau
gfc mnroen unercn Strcitfraitu bIntg abgdl0gen
YSGBrenO 9Inafc nni mtarilh 0tabincmenS Snst nn0
abcn nn Sigr ore Nerpne bernuaeoien Sine
n6idc Ioidnf NGbe 9opaog @erefno
nnEer wefcdt ocicet.
SoIfan &riegSfdaupl0t
Nuf Der Sofnu6rOn babcn F feline Greou eSherer Se
Ocainug crgnct~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

ousihlieBlid5 bon @ilO, 0Icfliiocl im0
Slid 52,75 ailogronn. Sn @u1lon0
lunr Der Ycrbroud ctlpo 30 2ilogr.,
in geleicn mo &o1ono 81 ailogr.,
Sroufreih 1886 &ilogr, 9luBlono
2t,S. llniere Giniu6r NOR i'm Ser.
eleid5 81 uuieren 6iebrou6 gering.
inO oie 9lodopc fam nnS fcinclt
groBen SHooen pcriiriahen. niit9litS.
nobme IN Ocn Sabren in Oenen 6llts
termaugcl 9erriht luie i'm pcrgouee
ncn Sabre.
IS fnn1 tibt obacIcuauct fperocn.
ooB mir, ioipeit @ic6iuttcr in9etrocbt
fonmt in mcniocr giiuiiiqer 2as
gc iiuo icit @rfldulne ser @lodooc.
gI6er Die Ncucrntc in oicicm Sabre
III gut 9luBerOem mcroen grodn.
5ungsmittel er8euot, ourtb meIdje sic
Gage beoeutcuo perbciiert milroe. Sir
1917 bobcn mir ghsiihtcu auf 100.
GOO bis 100000 Souncu auuitiiticr.
mittel.
GieSuderer8euqlmg miro iiir 0icles
SoDr lpeeen aiinltigen @etters iuS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

IN eImcraeIL gcanrmlImIeIt nn6 ESArbe
Saiicn ele feline weiicre Aode brritrel.
rlcn pDnc nit ms cUnicrirt 5m ba6en.
Sae Sarlct-3a 3apioiun, icIt Oier8ebu
Subrrn 6as Observation-Disclosures, iuir6 eie
nit iprer critcn 0abrt 9cuinneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
Sfbr bfTriroiOrno.
@irtDi9Nitli3e Gage
9entl6lanN's.
GO crfldrt Der Nyaimiitcr
Ses sSmmerm.

Or. 9cIiicrid beIerdtct oagcmcinc
0fonomiihc Situofion hno Oic
9lobrungSmitteI6uitbr. - Seine
0l6glibfcit elmer slus6uneerlIno
GcutiblonO's. GrfIdrt 9lus-
iidtcu fir ueuc arieesonIcibe
ais lcbr oiinItio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
Der tiirGi(&e 2seri@t.

GUmRontiuupel pu eOuSom, 81 Qmenf Sin 6cntc erloi
ner umtIder Serid irfhen 6ricesomeS na 6OIaenOcs
&aMfai us 6rOnt ur redtcr SiheeI Iett in eriuereid
gSc ieue Sicnbc fort uuO prnetc bic uSden Snppn
oeun She'll bic Slndt crgriff beridOenc 9dtnnsen.
Die an 0m ScI6e perbcnScn ieuoidn SOI6dcn eO
tCt OOCr ~ Wefau9eugn aemadt.
gn nncrcm Infcn 6Iaoc nnS i'm Gennm enb fene wdocm
SPcraiOmu abee6em fnercn cbcrnuss n8icn nnO ga
trpni0en'aGmpicn, Die fir ms crioIsrci@ uerIcn~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
2st SLIerreidi[de 2seridt.
<1robiIos uad eapbIue.)

<1nbho GapOtue)
Berlin, 81 Nugnt II GnmGnidc Sruppn, ueldc geitern bic
SefcrrcidDcr anoriIcn, unrbeu 5rrhdeeidlaecu.
Dies wrO in Oem eae OerredhMnoarien WnetaIlab
laIeuen amidnycrd Der nad bier nbe mnroc gcmcOe Die
Wittbeinng 0ntet:
Anf ben @Ou 0hd McaOia nameit erfnIeSba nabr Der
ccrncn Efur Der 0uuan, 10 Melcn n60 Srub unron
rnmGnic Nnor nnlcren Srnppcn bna absdIoaen
Die in Ocu Bergen GmpnOen Gherrdid nngnrden Srnppen
buen Srnnugeu on ben SUqen wcid DIT SacreO 90 9
len nOrOUd ArOuaO be5oen San 6recn III Der nneo
ridcu Hrput feinc NcnOcrnng 81 ocr5eidncn
In Der rnIfdcn JrOu bic ciuOde Nrteric beridOc
Ynnftcn icBr 0ttiD."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

(lS0rtIstl'ne iiePt 8. Sslte.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
aOamlOn.Biu Ocn 8u0nangNcttm ocnc6m.
oieicOe fe9t ben sl9tpunSen Gag Oor.
3bre 2lnnobme miro piSsrru Ser stFeorors psronlas

g9oIbin9ton 81. 9lnslrt.
@elIte glbeno gelpanu IN oacn @rei-
fen sic lleber5cuguue iib 9abu. Dab
Der groBe @abnltrite, DER iiir @1on-
toe aneeiest it, ocrbiitct wcroen
miro.
glm S6liiie eiucs SogcS bon Son.
icren5cu mo &erboreu mar DER Son.
/ areB ouacnibeinliH oormli Dorbcrci.
tct mor9cn ooer Somitag oie 9lht
IhlnOentoe @eiebse6uua 5u crloiien,
Die nad elmer oifBielrn @rfl6rrng
ocr 6ii6rer Der 9riiocrihaiten cincn
@iocrrrlf Der Strife.0rorc sur SOL.
ae boben miro.
Nbuobl Grdiiocnt g8ilion nod
inmer mHnidt, iciu gau3cS lcgislo.
tiues 4rogromm ourdaciii6rt 5u
ieben ao6cn oob belltc gl6cuo me6.
rcre 9lomtiiitrotionsiii6rcr 3lL ooB
Die SorIoge. peldc idlieBlid poiiirt
merOcn miro, MIR 6oIgcnoes ooricbeu
miro:
Gin gIdtIttnocntQg fir 8obnougc
lteate inn 5miihenitaatliden &eriebr
oericI6e ioa om 1. Qe5embcr oOcr 1.
Souior in @roit treten NIT Der ieti-
gen 3ebuihnoen.9c5 imo pro
roto lleber5eit;
Cine flcine Gommiilion, bonn 9Sr0.
lioentcn crnonnt, melbe noh gcnouer
| ltntcriuhunq IN cinem 8eitrolint bon
lehS bis neim 0lonoten Dem Gou-
ereB berihtcn loa. mic iih Oas @rict
bewGbrt bat.
OieieS NIT oem Gotum ocs Gc3cm-
Der lit Ger Snbalt Der gloomion.9iQ.
uohocm lie BON 9loomion imO ait.
din nod lluterreoimo nit ocm 9ra.
i0entcu rcpiOirt muroc, uno Die Sr.
a. o. @orretion Der Spreher ocr
9riiocridaiteu ols 5uirieocnitcQcnO
be5eidnet bot.
GoS SenatS 6omitc fiir Siui.
ihcnliootGbcn Sonoc beihloB bciitc
9I6eno cine 1bnlibe @orIoac, III ser
obcr giicn6o6ncn bon mcnigcr ais
200 @leilen 20nee mSgcnommen
mcrOen ipclbc sic nelen geItim.
mnacu on 1. Sonuor cinfii0rt elm.
5u6eridtcn
Dos &ouS miro Inn fl ll6r NOR.
Gen Torntiitog Die 9loomion 9ia nli.
nebmcn ino nod Spc5iot9teoel um
4 llbr 30 iiber oicielbc obitinlmen.
Der Scnot tritt Inn 10 ll1r Sniom.
men rno bIeibt IN Sibm9, bis Die
@oniite Bin poiiirt 1T.
Der %rdnoent ieste bette icine I'M.
crmiioIicben 9Inlireuonuocn. oie Bril-
oeridoitcn Ger 9Inaeitclten 5u elmer
&erIcbiebrng oeS 9cairmS oeS Strt
les sat bclucger. NIT eucrgic tort.
I'm Niittoa beoo6 iih ser @rdit
bent 5iini &opitol uno conferirte nit
Sen 6iibrcru III sic er orona. Die
Gurhfii6rimo oeS gcploiiien IeeiSIo.
tiprn @rogranImeS nod 9loglihtcit
81 bcihIcnnioen. ioooB luonoolih
nod Dor Soulitoo 9lbeuo ollie iraa
liden &orIoaen 5u @eicscn aemodi
lucrOcu fomen
Gam fcbric cr noh Dem gsciBcu
Nouic 5nriid mo lieB oic Siibrcr ocr
bier Nriioerihoiien Dor lid rlicn
nm nodynolS an iie 5ii oppeuircn.
oeu Strite.9Inioua binouS5niHicbcu.
0oS &er6or Dor Dem
ScnotS Gomitc.
@oibin0tom 81. gluaut.
9lcprdientmtten Ger @obnen. scr
@riioerihnitc uocr @obaouoeitcatcn
mo Der Gerianot.Sirmcn orguneu.
tiricn bctte neitu Shnoen lana Dor
ocm Seuots.Gomite nir 3miiAen-
itaotIiden Sonoel ii6er sic sur Ser.
biihma oeS oro6euocn 9a6nitrifeS
uorgcihlaacnc @eiebaehma. iibcr sic
Gntlbdoiaima ocr 9obncn fir sic
etpaiae neue finai3ieIIe Viroe imo
iiber Die Wliitel nno @egc ii 3u
flnit cine Sriiis pie Die oeecnp1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

iiac immogIidl 5u maiden Ncuie
9lbeuo orbeitctc oaS Gomiie bis in
oic ip0tcn Stunoen bineiu an elmer
&orlooe, sic morgcn 0em Senoi ln.
terbrcitct fpcroci ioll
Plus DER ncimiiimoiaen Gismiiiou
iroten 5pei Filntte ilor berDor, 9iah
9Iniidt oIIer ia 1roac tommenocH
Eortcicn fam mr 0cr GougreB 0ai
Strife pcrbiiteu. lnO oas Fublimu
miro ihliebIib sic Rehmma Iiir ci.
neh 9Idtimuocniog nit 0c3obluua
nad Der 3ebnlhmoen-9loic iuic ion
oic 9obnangeltcIIien perlongcn bc-
5o6Icn.
Nic Nabnbcautcn nu0 0ic Gcr.
ionot Sirncu bciton0cn 0aroni 0aB
Ole Stritc.Grore sum 9linoeitcn ser.
ihoben merecn iolIic. md0rcuo oic
&ertreter Der bier 9rhocrihaiicn nit
eleider @eiiimmtbcit erilarten SAB
Dies nitt aeiheben Tonne.
9Iac Soften bel Dem @crbor morcn
olIcnhar sIlricoen 0arii6er 0aB We
@eleeeubcit acbubt bniiru lore SADIE
Der 0eiientIidieii 8u uuterbrelieu.
9inc oranlatiIhe Scene IN mpldcr
@r VI .. @arretion. ocr Morliil6rer
Ger 8o6uonaeitcnien lmo @r0locnt
ocr grtoeriboit Der @abmGonout.
tciue. Die 0ouptfignr mar brabir
oaS Gerbor beutc Abeno lur3 brpor
ole 8epeisauinabmc abaciAloilen
murOe. 81 etnem Glimor.
SIN Sauie oes Cages hatten Nlii.
alieoer oes @ouites 3n ocridlicoencn
3eiteu an oie bier 6u6rer Ger 9rii.
oeridniten oie 6rngc aciicuf 80 nc
uiht ole Nladt bdttcn. Sen Siritc M
pcr6iitcn o6ne eine oreftc ioioriiac
9ieaclung n cr3iclrn. cir miden
itctS DER 9eontuoriuna Der 0roac
aus. Sie permicien ooronL ooB 0r.
@orrctiou oie Sitaation erllareu
wiiroc, che ous @er9or ab0cinloicn
wuroe.
SAT- cine Siumoc lang aniiirie
Sr @orretion Ole 3m6orcr nit iemen
orioincaen 9luSoriidcn mo ieinen
bnmor0olen @rsa6lmeen. qllS er
MIR nod orci gliniten 5u iptchcn
battc. orongen icinc Goneaen IN ihu
pie 6roee 5u beantuorten ob er Sic
N|aht babe, oeu Strife Mi8uihie.
ben
Gr wuoe ploshh iebr eruit
a4lon bat ms ueiraat Oh mir sic
Dtodt 0obcn ocu Stutc biuanS5i.
ihie6en. ioate CT. icocs @ort ma.
aeuo. oSn meiner Organization 6a.
Be id oie 0ladi, oos Gatum 81 pcr.
id5ieben God IN oen anoeren Or
ganiiutionen lit oic Sohloec cine an.
oere. Sie Siibrcr Der lbriaen Brit
oeridaitcn founeu sic Strite0rore
niht 5ltriid5iebcn."
God bier Iebt ih nlm. Sabre
lang baben mcine 0eiuc mir ibr bot.
les &criroIcu aehenti. 9lls icl Dor
cinieen 9lbenocn por Orm 4r6nocn.
ten itono imo CT mad iraaic. ob oas
aeldcben touute, oo ion0 idh mcm
Sctbiemonc Cen 9lonucrm meIde
mir ibr allies aeQeben babrn isbnloe
id meme criie glnbanalihIeii. Sh
fann oen Siriiebegim biuansihie-
ben; ober penn i'd oicics tb1ie. obnc
cine beirieoioenoe HCaelumg Sd cr.
5iclcn, Damn wiiroe IN oeneu ole mir
pertrati babcu oer gramo6n ocs
Serrotbes mad meroen sails id oen
Strife pcridiebe. onr tomite lnter
ncincn iIcdruIoicn NeIoro oos geort
a@errdibcr" aeIdricben lpcroeu
Ger 3cnec bielt eineu 9lomcnt au
uno ieuc Seoantcn dlieucn meii
binons3uponoern Gann traicn
Sbrdncu IN ieinc 9lnagn no BEGAN.
nen iibcr ielne seanacu 3lt rollcu.
Gr molIie iprehpu ooM oie @orlo
blieben Ibnl III Scr Ncble licdqu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

manlen fBnncn. SIeIe sntda6enbe 9lben.
be, iucuH bcr San oefallcn IT, auO bas
nnbeidrcIblidlc @nrfiim ban 5cIb nnb
8Inr In bcr 2uit lisni. aamsnb, pIau,
bcrnb mub aMflcOeub, lSHncm sic ii6er bic
2anbRranen cher bnrd bic etaOtfraRen
In Strrr rIsnsn UeinpinbiaIeit iabren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

Mebron6Qu BON 10 bis II @rp5cnt
9e6alunas 6l0hc, iebr beoeiIteu0
0roBer iein 10 Dob eS leid5t iein miro.
oueu 6eimiiden 9eoori ST Oedcn inns
geuue 9ii6en 81 5uiter5ipetIen 5u CT.
ii6rigcn.
0ic SboiIahe odb Tcntidlono
bonn ouSIdnoilhen 6uticrnarit o6.
geidloiieu iit bot licberIib oicSdppie.
rigfeit erpielen, @ieb 3u boIten mas
iuicoernm cine @ei6rGnfllng 10 weit
Sleiih mo N}ilh in 9ciradt tom.
men n0ibia nodtc. 0ieic Sin.
idr0nfuna mod6t iidb ieI6it0eriianoli.
der @eiie fii6lbor, lit obet niht Der.
b0n9niBOoa.
Or @eIflerih betontc Damn nod,
Dab ole oieSi1briae Critic uiel beiier
ici nIs oie lebii0brige. iooaB 0ng.
lan0, noNoem cs niht aclliuben mar,
Ceutihlmlo ouSpblmaern, in einem
Sabre, "a sic Grntc imelWlcBlih
iibIcAt mar sod Sit ser Giniiht gc.
lon9elt ioate, ooB Der Nuuaerfriee
mlionit lei.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
Copyright By George Matthew Adams
HO RO SCOPE
Thursday. September :. 1915.

~oOD and evil balance today. ac-
cording TO astrology. for while
- the sun is in benefic aspect. Mer-
curry is adverse.
It is a time most advantageous for
all who solicit favors from persons in
high place or in positions OF authority.
Those who seek popularity or desire
TO procure employment should benefit.
There is a sign read as forecasting
personalities of every sort in the public
prints. Libel suits and bitter recrim-
nations are indicated
The rule is favorable for persons in
government office and for political
candidates who bespeak support The
sun is held 20 encourage success
through oratory. personality and smbi-
ton
1t is an suspicious day for publicity
especially for advance notices OF every
sort.
The giving Of presents or the be-
stowal Of favors should be particularly
lucky today
While the planets favor advertising.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06

EFoRE teaching you the move
ments OF the arms in the single
~ under-arm or side-stroke, I want
you to become acquainted with the leg
movement. Now that we are taking up
the other strikes I want you 70 use
the same care and patience you did
learning the breast stroke. As ] am
teaching you to swim GRACEFULLY
want to feel certain that your progress
is doubly certain as to correct move
ment
The single under-arm stroke is very
pretty and when you have mastered
it I will teach you the single OVER
ARM stroke which in a way is the
mer can use.
As the leg movement of these
strokes is so all important and in a
way the success of this will enable
you to become a good swimmer. Will
start at once with the LEG MOVE
MENT
A small bench about two feet long
or like article TO rest On must first
be secured Place a cushion so that
it will provide a soft resting place for
you as you lie on the bench.
Now lie down on the bench leaning
a little on your right side. DO NOT
UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES lie on
the LEFT SIDE.
DON'T FORGET THIS.
Now place both hands behind You so
that they rest on the small OF your
back. Interlock them. and rest them
right at the base of the spinal column.
Keep your legs STRAIGHT OUT and
TOGETHER.
Now bring them up THE LEFT LEG
ON TOP. HEELS TOGETHER. the
ball OF the left heel resting in a posi-
ton a fraction of an inch behind the
heel of the right foot
Draw up the legs. KEEP THE
KNEES TOGETHER Up as FAR as
you can DRAW THEM THEN KICK
OUT QUICKLY. THIS ACTION Is
LIKE THE BLADES OF SCISSORS.
Then bring the legs together again
QUICKLY. Place the feet in the same
position from which you started them.
BE SURE OF THIS YOUR LEFT
LEG MUST KICK OUT WHILE THE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
Uncle Wiggily andt the Elder Bush
By

Yes. but what about the hollow
tubeg' asked Mrs. BushytaiL
4 will get it off the elder BUSH
cried the bunny uncle, and quickly ne
hoped to where that day he had gath
cred berries for his pie. 1t was getting
dark, but he easily found the bush.
Quickly he took two nice round
stalks, which the elder bush gave him,
and he easily pushed the soft, white
pith out from inside. Then. hurryinS
TO the squirrel house. he put corks II
the ends OF the hollow elder bush
tubes. and when Billie and Johnnie
showed thin. round sticks in the other
end-'Pop, Pop went the cOrks,
shooting out across the room.
oh" cried the squirrel boys in de-
light. these are as good popguns as
we could buy in the store. Thank you,
Uncle Wiggily-"
And you must also thank the elder
bush" said the bunny gentleman. and
Billie and Johnnie did when they were
over the measles So if the spool of
thread doesn't roll down stairs and
trip up the pin cushion when it is go
ing to sleep I'll tell you next about
Uncle Wiggily and Susie's ear rings
Copyright. 1916. by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
Beauty Chats = By Edna Kent FORBES
We Reform Jane

put under q private teacher, whose
gentle. sweet personality Vol Jane
to q certain meditation OF voice and
charm Of manner that greatly i'm
proved her. At the same time a man
who, far ahead OF his fellows, knew
orthodontia, took charge Of her
mouth and Strengthened the teeth
and incidentally brought the chin
out so It seemed not to be receding.
Jane took more interest in her
studies after that. for the shape Of
the jaw had helped keep blood from
the brain. And she became less
anemfc.
With improved health. with .
mother who watched constantly to
see that her diet and exercise were
right, her skin cleared and she grew
to have baby-like rosy complexion.
Massage and tones did wonders for
her hair. And a style of dressing it
that brought it over the forehead hid
the peculiar shape Of that
But the nose-it seemed hopeless
l suggested neoplasine. This is
parafin and white petrolatum in
Jected under the skin of the moss
with q syringe, until the place has
been built out to its correct proper
ton 1t should never be attempted
except by an expert in neoplastic
surgery.
So we re-made Jane Today abe
is extremely pretty. She has health
due to proper care and food, and
from this she has a lovely body and
a fine skin. and bright eyes. She
dresses well-that helps. Features
have been made in proportion, and
her manner is charming indeed.
Jane at eighteen is a belle-any girl
can do as much, even without an
uncle's fortune And any mother
can do as much as this for her
daughters. Health and beauty are
such great assets in this modern day.
Questions and Answers
Ezat are the best vegetables for re.
6Ectlon dietf
Rep7y@spinAch. lettuce. b.ssx eauli.
flower. artichokes. oyster plants. tomatoes
indeed. most OF the more ''wstery'' vari-
cites The idea is to avoid starch in buIl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-06
IN FIVE MINUTES
NO SICK STOMACH.
INDIGESTION, GAS
"Pape's Diapepsin" is the
quickest and surest
Stomach relief.

II what you Just ate Is souring on
your stomach or lies like a lump OF
lead, refusing to digest, or you beIcn
gas and eructate sour, undigested food,
or have a feeling of dizziness, heart
burn, fullness, nausea, bad taste in
mouth and stomach headache. you cah
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Ask your pharmacist to show you the
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you Will understand why dyspeptic
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IL relieves sour. out-of-orcer stomach
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Diapepsin' is harmless; tastes like can
dy, though each dose will digest and
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all the food you eat; besides, il makes
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This city Will have many -Pape's
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