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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-29
MOTHER
BY NJ. C. ROBBINS.

Mother. am sad and lonely.
Tired and weary and heart-sore;
II l could but have you near me
l would tell YOU DER and DER.
All my trials and my crosses.
All my anguish and my pain,
And how sweetly you would soothe me,
Bring the sunlight back again
Mother always made my crosses
So much lighter 10 be borne;
For she always knelt down with me.
Right before the great white throne
Then she told Him all about il,
How my heart was sore oppressed,
For she knew He always heard her.
And her child would find sweet rest
Mother. when deaths cold waves
strike me,
Lead me with thy gentle hand
While I climb the steps Of glory.
Till I join the angel band.
And in heaven we'll join the chorus
or the angels pure and sweet.
For we'll sing the sweet old story
With our happiness completes.
! Will meet you, Oh my mother,
In my robe so pure and white.
BY the tree of life. so fadeless.
And where falls no shades of night
We shall sit and talk with Jesus,
And our crowns won't starless be;
Oh. the glory, glory. glory.
When we're safe beyond deaths sea
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-29

citizens here then. men who have
made their fortunes and have become
El Paso's leading business men, but
the rough element was far in the ma
jority.
1T was an all-night town, with
gambling going wide open and the
variety theatres crowded with wo-
men and men with money to spend
or to throw away.
81 was just a young fellow when |
arrived, and had been out OF the
German army only short time.
could not speak English. but
knew that my brother. Frank Wag-
ner was hospital steward out al
Fort Bliss and. with the aid of the
War Department the mayor ars
the City Council of III Paso and the
railroad officials. I finally located the
then frontier fort where he was sta
toned and reached him safely.
Il soon saw that there was money
to be made here in n decent, quiet
place. whore people could get a glass
Of beer and I started a beer garden
which called the Mesa garden neai
Boulevard. with features that have
since developed into the modern
cabaret My chief attraction i'm those
days were five Tyrolean singers who
could yodel better than Bryan's team.
mates ON the Chautauqua circuit. and
herd or flock of. alligators.
brought the first alligators for the
city plaza.
Back in 1884. on May I, in order
10 uHMrrffra 1 ~
10 duNe aus sonle DOCK s eeer' so'
loaded barrels of beer. a band and
four goats on it and started a parade
The train coming in frightened the
mules. and in the runaway that fol
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-29
BURY M. B. HUTCHINSON
TOMORROW AFTERNOON.

The funeral Of Martin B. Hutchinson
of No. 900 Spruce street. who was
found dead in the Imperial Hotel, Ches-
Ter, Pa, on Tuesday, will be held from
his late residence tomorrow afternoon
The Rev. Frederick Doerr, pastor of st,
Stephens Lutheran Church, of which Nh.
Hutchinson was member, will officiate.
Intement will be made in Silverbrook
cemetery. The body was conveyed TO
this city late Wednesday night in charge
Of Funeral Director II. Herbert Hirzel
Mr. Hutchinson leaves wife, Ida May.
nee Baer, and one daughter, he having
buried daughter last year. Mr.. Hutch
inson was a member of Apache Tribe
No. 81, I. o. r. NJ. and also Eden Lodge,
No. 81. ]. o. @. f., and was quite active
in both organizations.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-29

lowed a Chinese laundry was wreck
ed. the goats we're killed and the band
was badly bruised but no one lost
his life
Clerks in those days got $500 to
$500 a month. Other wages were in
proportion, but so was the cost of
living. l saw the killing of City
Marshal Dallas Stroudenmire soon
after I arrived here. One night back
in 1884 there was a shooting ARRAY
in the Gem Theater. -Four men were
killed and one was wounded.
Il have been making my home in
Morenci, Ariz.. for some time. The
mining business up there is boom.
ing, and so are the blind tigers. Pro,
hibition is becoming farce in Ari
iona. The men are making big money
and the 'bootleggers' are getting rich
They arc charging IS and So a quart
for whisky and 81 a bottle for beer
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-29
FAsHION PARK AGENCY HERE.

G. Edgar Deering, gents furnisher,
No. S2S Market street. has obtained
the agency for The Fashion Park line
Of clothes, at present handling only
overcoats, OF which he has a splen-
did stock now on display. These gar
ments are made by Rosenberg Bros.
& Company, az Fashion Park. Roches-
ter. \. Y, considered one OF the lead
ing manufacturers of fashionable
clothing in the country.
This is a new line for the Deering
store. and in having obtained the
agency for this make of goods. offers
to the well dressed man. clothing of
the better grade and style. and to all
those men who wish to keep up with
the seasons newest styles made from
the latest fabrics.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-29
Ell PASO IN EARLY
DAYS TRULY 'WOOLLI'
An All-Night Town in 1882
With Gambling Wide
Open
BLIND TIGERS"
ARE BOOMING

Ell PAso. Sept. 24.-The man who
gave Fl Paso its first idea Of cabaret
came back the other day after an alb
sence OF eighteen years and marveled
at the changes wrought since he was
youth. starting life in what was,
in those days. a raw frontier camp.
The man is Joseph p Wagner and
IL was a sorrowful mission which
brought him TO El Paso, for he is the
father-in-law Of Lew Gasser. who
gave his life Monday in vain effort
to save a Mexican from gas-filled
excavation.
lei Paso was truly wild and woody
when I reached here in 1882" Mr..
Wagner said. THE Santa Fe railroad
had just been built into the city and
the town was filled with the rough
est characters OF a rough and raw
country. OF course. there we're solid
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-29
nECORATING CITY HALL,

Workmen who are engraving the
design over the entrance to the city's
portion of the joint buildings, have fin
ished the words City Hall, which are
about three feet in height The work
on the coat of arms and the other fig
ures in relief is being pushed for
ward rapidly.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-29
PROHIBITIONISTS TO MEET
IN STATE CONVENTION

Prohibitonists Of the state will
meet in State Convention on next
Thursday They will endorse Hanley
and Landlith. presidential candidates.
1t is thought that candidates on the
other party tickets will be endorsed
by the "Drys."
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AzE,.f. WAXING AND
NHEp FEEy EsssT
v.ilis Esierrsuaflsuf Sufferers 90 flat
-,iarss INT Gs.n EsIs ID
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ese ttun amy pharmacy about torr
aanGsa at EEa salrEs put table
ssegnagg III q glass o. water and
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esr aswx ~ uEsssls.'s.

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Dear NJ Editor.

Dear Mr. Editor:
| suffered from lame back and
tired. WORKOUT feeling. Was unable
10 stand erect and scarcely able 20
get around. II Mould usually come
on az inst with eriek in small Of ny.
back took one box OF DR.. Pssrce'S
Anurie Tablets and my back conn
meneed 10 get better soon after start
i1E 20 take them. / did not have 20
walk doubled over IS ] lid before
using The "Anuric" II is the best
remedy | have ever taken for what II
Is intended 10 relieve / hope those
who are IN need of such 3 remedy
Wlll give these Tablets of DR. Pierce 5
trial Yours truly,
A. e. DRAKE.
NoIe.-When your kidneys set
slaggist and clog, you suffer from
b&e kaehe. sick headache. dizxy spells.
or the twiRssS and pains Of l0m-
bago. rheumatism and gout. The
urine is cysn cloudy. tun OF Se1i-
msnt; channels often set sore and
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New Strength for Lame Bscks and Wom-oa Conditions

sleep Is disturbed two or three -.
4 night. This IS the time you ST. y.
consult some physician OF "ioe ~
perSence-such as Dr. Pierce, q
TnvaliSs' Hotel and Surgical "a
sute. Buffalo. \. Y send mn Il;
cents for large trial package o.
rev discovery - 'Anurle-
him voar symptoms and send "a. a..
nc az urine for test Experience Ai I,
taught Dr.. Pierce that "Anuric lr.
ire most powerful agent In disSoii,
HsrS uric acld. as hot water -
sugar. Being so many times O ~,
active than nthia. II clears the n.y. -
valves OF any sandy substances h.
may clog them and checks the <
srsrerarion OF the hlocd-vesseis'
We'll as regulating blood pres. "a
.snurlS is irregular insurance -, -
Ihfe-sS.er for all big meat eate'S ~,
those who deposit llme-salts ID ~. -.
tsosnts. Ask the druggist TOT -
uric pat " by d. Pisrcs. IL =
emit paekages.-lAdy)
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I'm a EaIein -sUlesf-f Hsie i.''-
nu,,nesnenc 1ian ie Is A ea.uiid'ii-s
Scr eaugn,sHaner sf 1ranincr Inn
jar sue. Hlii snt AZ 1ie aciaon sc
f.ie t.rnnu-tssr primary q BE- hssid
gfv - rgr3 m Gallsais i''s
7nsn a -asiuenr az JrvsfsIet aue air
a,.4sesra.lv fI--r-tliz.ss ysa-s aid iis
inen annla,-ad By ma smlurg n ne
usnHs.-lrs.uu OF Esfpt rlats Sir
l4teun IS: rsus7. vsrazuu u1nier s's''-
ara 1sias sHgnzn.aaaners M tioNs
lie. business. Bari 1Isifte Iad anI
mt taa builr mora nIalss st fsa4i
ann u- at.iar uas1 n tie esll-i1f
Fiisrsies-nurs Mr Gallsra. Or 1Na
u.asss Heia tsip -ssDsnsiise Dosiflau
sr 4,a.ser egrn N iss8tsner s8r sie cifg
" wusGlinafiiis.. viiscsf DG@nmu h's
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snlrie,a Ha is 1nraugiilT gia411's'i
a. fl mie rssgGnsinis stties &c ea:'i-l'-
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ven die interests sf the sguITF q
.ieefasd Mir. gallssns. as snsry eEf'
azlasvA. aaa & rsDuaetaan tsr honesty
ant sga-is.1.rrlliryvart fssassIg- aid
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am Sc hitn va1Ild only be 1fiDerrlii-
qua. Tie rssueerfIllv a.ilts TIE VOC
ars &c 1rssinsr sue 81 aansistssr a4l
slsliznH AMI lieir rarfsa and Influences
VIII he hIgilF I1ursgid-eft.
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iHtl.aMf Ga1l tlLs
TIM s:.f NTH IN: SHIT
Or CARL W AGeaIaAl4N
i ar.sd Press suasf correspondent

aaEr9. Em. "a our auumn 2
.a9tg WIKI Gle American MILITARY
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sa.,assl..s.r 1erapa killed ING
sna deer WIN sae aaae Tie Ccin-
lei ca she other aa4ld brad awe
a4aes v1rpar aaas . tsser
sd ..serara ztssnts asg Know
saaG lie was IA sssart~traas6 4s,sp ,sr-
4, .ss-aa-aiau rlGemaa. 1isg wsud
raat als an aacadana. Bur 5Als Is
.ss s,seaaf ns eala v1arsr uaaa
srart tlaa,s ave deer VITA oas
1ase- rsda8 E zap ,sne,s siisls.
Gsraat ANS Gle caIeneg veas gnu
rs sas aalaa ss.a.ssass a.lale gresesrVs
ear Ear rive sala1 ..ser aD-
,eaes,. Grar. Tired al ane- Tie
Asl Na&G rasA tia Asarr,
ruex r, gaae,sG srs sae safe
taa vsns saroasu aga sesaaa dsser~
hs-a ga1s earea sra sass officer
sacE 2 aaa as aaaeassp saae, ha1
1aa Sser taasGeareG-
on sas3r way aase Gsraf4 sseht-
"a aa waa& a5s a eas aset fan
lans aeeaae Mrs Gerard meth
sr Is Gis hers aat. assa @eeS-
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RI369Ks oF WINDING RED
ALONG FEGE Of The Hills
By WILLIAM & SHEPHERD.
UaHgesz Press STAT CEzresgo11 dent

e --Aas-s- Press SIa2-1 GslEE-@ -sl--a----A-
N0yAsTIR. servIz- Dee 1--gBy
Mall man standing II tae rid
de 81 the road looking through
telescope on : tripod
That's our front. says Col
yzastch. pointing Al she man The
car stops and me gsE cut On our
lstG = gentle slope ru4s from the
read. on cur right there Is also q
slope and stretching Up these are
ribbons OF red. winding along the
f4ee 81 The hills They are the Ser
Wan trenchez-
Before Us anfolds = flat, be4Eti-
FL valley, the valley OF HaiirchL
Eli miles across this valley rise
mountain sides the Golden Cross.
ESQ feet high and other topping
peakS over there are The Bal
CARS: II they can come across this
fat valley. Ncaassir. eighteen miles
behind us. Is theirs wIth AL the wc-
ue1 and children. churches
schools and homes Al their mercy
Look through your glasses and
y0a wilI see them. says Command
er vaszich His voice Is tired and
his eyes are dark and dropping: hs
wears tao coats. though the sun
shlae is Earu and = huge muller
Is about his meek The three hun
dred battles he has passed through
IN the various servian wars have
lett their mark upon his BODY. ba
= < ,is 1.a6 that E2s planned thii
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,rana.u raaa Is ssnvsrg tAe EssIxar
-s,ss ,rssurs away from &onasSI-~ You
and gaursslt move Interested IN h1as
aaa N ass nlaFIs,t form thaa q
vaaa TIA. sels.ssr8pe may reveal
Tnsre they ares TAss BGlgars1 4
Na.r.gr rrf.a Is 1larfh1lg along
rad N tie ssc1 Of tEs 9i.sgaaE ailIss.
srla1srz tramp Eesiard r. rs tie
sane rad Fsg " been riding ca.
eugF 7,.ss azlpsns seen On taa5 Ear-
-is,,rZar seaniesu 1E il.
vHsqsra elr-.an sedEwa aFsr
rf.srg. AZ W. ara 2sg5 they sessE-z
az another xorIs- Death Les be-
rvsssn here and shere- Thrssrgla
rilsHea OVER there. 1r@n are EocKr1 3
III ra. perhaps To Ghenl va sss'snz IN
human and ehs SerTkac trenches
GIs.ag sas hE1G sf7Eea are places o.
gs.Bra- sa.s wl1rE 81 the vsrt9
away. And Yet We two sets Of aE-
na.r1a ara snlT szE, sV1n.safng 1-Llsss
,sarr~ across aeausftgE valley til
q. WIKI pseE gassss FARMS It's tbs
hs.EeiE magic 81 war
pix aaenz W. PseE s1sn I'd
Fasz TURN fruaa Sse telescope AZ
tie s..zun6 Of The en1an-z16srss voice
Fsz il z1aazs5aaE AZ the edge OF t1=
5rsnsh talking Go E'Slller and
yaz1rI1g Gsw1 AZ Ghe ground where
seare 81 zarrrt4ga slips are lgI1gs
rhsF ara fall Of digs tao i've tart
ridges N s.seh frame
They wazBezt # M gun said
che zeGassr
whaE kind q GIN have g9z
gaet asked Col TassIeh-
II Bulgarian gun shaG took
away trazz B-Ig-r n Bshoala
Pass
Bat Yon haven't got any zZ-E-
u5f1n1 fur il. - said the Colonel
Ge- I took that from him too
The CaIaneIz smile Of pleasure j;
praise eaoag.- The soldier. stand
ing III hts H4Esz deep trench look
ing ug Al his commander. Seems
surprised and zsEozzshss3 when. ID
I aaietfskga to the Co1ozeI's smile, h
feels the COa0aeFs hand upon hi
shoulder and hears The ServtzE
zgzErsEeaE for good boy
+ We climb the slope. walking Be
h5aE TIE sra1eh- The Baigars ar
too tar away for rifle fire. and rheI
eznnaE. for some reason We DO 10
know. are Just now silent But III
men remain in rho trenches accord
| ing 10 orders Each man has Ii
rifle ready. resting On sae ridge Q
earth before hIrn. They are elder
BY ueus not one appears 10 he les
THAN a.
These men are from vrani,~ 81
plains the Colonel -They 81
servsa.s shird and last reserve
Eoa mar wO15er about Ge'
-any.s RESERVES and how many me
she eaa yet put into the heEis Q
about how many classes France Ia
left o. how many soldiers Grea
Britain e4n raise. bur there's nsisk
81 szy doubt nor any secret soog
Servia5s resources She's slG-c.
through; shes on her last class {
men. men IN the ffties and more.
Here they are. before your ere
wish their rifles ready. Their heS
are these nests of straw along Il
bottom OF the trenches. Their dr,
sides. fant most men Of so ha'
learned 70 lore their freSidesl. al
these little ovens eur into the els
. sides Of the trenches Their mea
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aesrlaa Aae pains b NJ chest.
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tAs ar srae ssnaz rse
srcaa.aa a.1 { seeg sell aud asresg
aas aela % - To work 2sa Mrs.
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asaHa s. beeaase Z s eonass1a-
sical remedy which contains pep-
tomato 81 Fol 10 saFsea - sass-
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prosartlaa o. beef aepsoae. and the
healing me1aaaaG eats4ettFes 81
fresA. EeaHhg eoss HseFs. al com-
bsned s. aeEcsoas lstae tonie
sine. aithout OIL
we asa every persoa Is .7gsx2-
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Neakeasd. raa-down. eegi.asiz@d
eea6Iaon. would Try CIR gEaol on
cur guarantee 70 re5sra tResr E.on-
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-10

The national prohibition PARTY Is
considering the propriety Of naming
hpgeao Foss OF Massachuaetls as its
candidate for pre- ldent. and BIZ
salzer of New York as is candidate
~ Governor Of that state. We sup
pose tho socialists VIII be claiming
them next
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-10

are raw. fresh meat cut only lev
hours since from these fresh goat
hides thzt dot the grass behind the
trenches. Their drinks ara made
from the muddy wafer that flows
through the little roadside creek
Their hessel0Shes are the garments
shar wear. Their comforts are MI
with memories OF home and chill
fren-au those deep memories tha'
are part of the habits aad life OF q
nan OF 5N-sheF spend their TINS
here in the mud and the rain, 'ae
sunshine. the wfnd and the DARK
ness waiting TO kill Or 10 De killed.
willing 70 defend with theiE hNe'
the city OF Mona<tir. the last ms
city that is left 70 the SerFians 81
an the cities that two months asO'
they acre 80 proud Of Just 'hs
smile Of this grim and quiet Coi0'
mel pls2ssS them !,
What IS that" asks CoioHs'
syassEch IS he stops before oroNa'
hairy knapsacs lying 81 the trehsA
ssass- The man in TIE trench iooA'
M. saruseS and sags its southeiA
German kEspssek such as you =
N the French frsakt. and that ~
son took il from > German WeeA
EaSo near Belgrade and sent y "
him TO use
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Ma hssut sie nesd stao.a' safd-d
seud ssissssaa'iBo ua EnAlaad aatssaa
aar "a a. sad O. der Gwn huaiai'ssis
ria naa asdq SC sis n6l's eanld he
flrv aaiet Httr sr
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n ur vmr vta- tfilai'sn - fssiw
na lmaflr amt veasiir ant wee
egu 4ad a@ tteD fAem "a iaiiao'
rsap ia ale ant sC iaus
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~. aaaar $50 inv ne 'sporh'i
.fssf.r alt ar muau ia E-nnlald sa1
Iia laasl as al #ugngueut "a si3'tr y
,aifl.aa ltsvn ne arreaa'' Ear SANS
gsaf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-10

u.nH xaen Ir-ai-e n1d nonira'n
air-vIuuu
''riE 4 Gips1e f1ine* s-t-taa-
-.ia care. II aues. vies-s v1'u'i's'
aiGunu
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-10

80 sa aat ano9 aw PrFsi'trmr
le sen Is t1paiut ~; ,,sH,tsnt IL
De- ie atprnne neurih 3isn9if M
,aua iars Il 1ae ,goru IN -ie .nnea
lr asH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-10

em 81av sSagg vieu ie
var n Harlu,s "a a1iaa ~ snd W
vtsa F8n van.d ea1 a'guid ant 1ag
an aex W desise 20 8e fssea 5ar
ia 8cgadeu.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-10

oar asasfax 81 aeeenansr ssris0sig
affected sss VS. scnscgs aarseia nHa
ess seF.egasa gsat we Wi nos Be
e6ro cs6 @ fsgsa aa ths aang aics
sa 1s M4t vG re &at& slru9 61e
saa sEE eaa3al
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-10

Whatever else s. said aboat me
p-odigal son. Il nua mo admitted
that be demonstrated bis ability 10
CONS back
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-10

Morris. the man from Wood com
ty mas be- able 10 cause Governor
Jim 10 put quite an amount ~ that
cash balance ia circulation