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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

cin5cllcn Wfonnca IN BEN aunlptet
olclcs %olfertriegca cillen Icbr hobet
@rob crreidt. Die fran5oiiId)cn
Sruppelt bnben nit lbrer iomobl beinn
Angriff mic bel Der ablpebr ~betb1ti9'
ten perionlid]en @rnpollr Der @c'
Id)it,tc Der frnr5oiiiheu Mrnnee cin
llelles H%llhnlesblntt b%in5tgefilgt, oas
crfcnlt alld, Der Teinb ml.
@enn lid belitc Spuren b%e9lnner.
Der 3erlesung einitelerL 10 beoGltet
0ieie eillen Sorboten Der unai,sbleib.
lid)cn Nieoerluee. Sod mag eS eill
unbeitinmltes @eiiibl lein, pcld)es
mie cine 8efleInmltng mirft. Sobolo
Die lllbeitinmtbeit sur 8emiBbeit
miro, ltebt Die gntid)eioung nabe
bepor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Sin r%niiiidper 8efanaener ais Sdab.
arGbcr.

Sn ser @emorfimg S6mesoori
I'M &reiie @eitbnpeQano itieb beim
8ruben elm e~eiangener &uiie aili
einen nit 8elbitiiden gefiiIlten Gopf,
Der mir in sarj eerinser Siefe i'm
grorei6 itanb. Ger Gliiie ,polte
ieine 9elrte perberoen unb p~erfnuitc
eln5clne Silberitiide mir 80 Rfennig
bis 5lt ! Warf an Sron5oien ieines
@efnngenen ~aommunbos. 9oourh
mllr6e Die perbeimlihte Sunbge.
id)id}te cntoedt, unb es selang, %
9robe Silbermiin5en mieoer 5r fam.
mclil. Sic riibren idmmtlih aus Der
3eit Oes 30iGbrigen arieges Der iunb
itelten Notwithstanding Die 8auritaft
zines 9eiisers oar, Der ieinc Shdte
nid)t nlebr Der Groe entrciben fonnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

bins Dor Dem @il1fall Ser ,Seinoe DC.
Dobrt BADEN lunb %ernlobnte tic, llidt
mir trellc Soloutcu bes aaiiers. ioll.
Bern nlld) treltc Solooten Gbriitt III
iei1.
Sm Tclblnsnrett
Hah Dem 8ottesbienit bcil,d)te 81.
GrninellS Die &ernunoeten cilles Selo-
ln5oretts, inter ,~Siibrlu,g bes font
handkerchief Generals, oes &orps.
nr3tes uno bes Celebrates. Ser font.
mnitoiereltbe General iiberreid,te
bierbei 3ebn @erpulloeten oas giierne
arcu5, bas oieielben NIT iihtliter
Srellbe u1o Iiibrlng in @mpfotg
nabmleu.
Der Serr &oroinol Iieb iid ais.
oom in Der @obnung oeS 0ipiiions.
pfarrers Die Sbeologen Der Gipiiion
-5umeiit ans ben 0ioSeien 8oln,
Wiiniter uro Srier Itammeno-por.
itelcn, barunter nlebrere Sffi5iere,
5ublreide 8iSefelbpebel ltno Inter.
pfii5iere.
8egen II ltbr perabihieoete lid,
Der 8uroinol, I'M lid III oas @roBe
Smlptallartier 81 begeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

HeproOilftlon bas genneiniamen @ra-
bes IN Soiep ollr @ois trdgt udmlid,
Die folgenbc ltnteridrift: YSier ri.
ben III erpigem Srieoen flint frun5o.
hide Sfii5iere utb sc Solooten."
In onoerer, ctlpos entiernter Stellc,
Ole burd, Gin weiBes arell5 marfiert
lit, beiBt es: rSier ii1to nit @rbe be.
oedt 1OC Oelltide Sturfel,, ba Dc"
litel Solbotcn Grandchildren unb
NforberlL Die 10 pielc 8reilelthoteit
be9ansen bdben, t,ityt gegeben lperbe,t
fam"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Ter smarasS inn apblenfaiten.

Don eincr merfpiirbigen 9egcben.
belt er5ubleu migenbliflid) Die idnpc-
olIden &lGtter. Gin Ser9ennt foub
Dor eiuigen Sogcn in ieiner @obnung
i'm aobelnfaiten eiu Stiid Iutbro6it.
foble, bdS einet iteinartiaeu 8egcn.
Irano pon ulgcwobulibem 8lan5 unb
l~eltener Sarbenpraht einidloB. Ter
Sereeant 9iug nit Dem Stiid 5u
eincm @~olbidpmieo, Der ibm perrietb,
bob Der Stein cin Smarago iei. Sah-
flunoigc llnterlu6lna in llpiala be.
itGtigte bies. Ter poae 8ertb oeS
auBercrocntli6 prGhti9cn SteinS
miro bon Der Sdleiiung o%bbGngcn;
man ihdst icinen 8ertb id)on iest
aui miuoeitenS 10000 6r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Sdllpcbiide 2iebcsthGtiafeit.

Gin 9ilo bon ser ifmebiifen 9ie.
bestbGtigfeit geeeniiber ben beutihen
8eiongenen in Rublmro gibt Gin
m~armberSiger Iuirui ms Seierfrei.
len i'm oStodbolms Iagblab". Plus
Dem Snneru HuBlonbS lit oieier Gage
i'm bieiigen Sebrerperein cine Garte
eingetroiicn, aus Scr herporgebt, oaB
Die Sniaiien oes bortigcn @efunge.
nenlagers bisber feinerlei belltid,e
Bidder erbnlten baben. Ger einSige
@eg, oel,tihe Bidder Den @eiungencll
5,lfommen 81 lalien, gebt o,,rd, oa3
idapeoiid)c Motbe areu5.aomitc, bas
iif nuf) iofort bereinpinia IN oelr
2ienit oIeier Sude geitellt bot. Ser.
ifiebene 9eoingungen. mic ). g., baB
Die Bidder Dor 1913 gcbruft ieln
miiiien, limo 81 bcahten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
9iobbeit.

Der 8enerol. 8olIperne,,r bon Bel.
glen, @eneroloberit 8rbr. b. Biting,
bat in peridicocnen Teoen bel Der
gIuiitelllng bon arieger . Worumet.
ten ulo .8roboenfmdlern berporge.
bobeu, Die 6elltifen Soloaten ioQteh
Die @rGber bon Srclno lrnb 6ein0
gleifmGbig ebrcn urb id)milden. Gr
mics oonn oaraui bin. bnB bel ben
SrarSoien elm gan5 auoeres @eiiibl
bcrridyt, mic ans 9to. 5 Scr legation
Traucniic ,SQuitrGc" berporacgt. Cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Grplpiiun cincs Sd)rapnells.

Sn Der @obnlung Der Sliiftlin9s.
fomilie @oli Noler III Der @led)'
tburmgaiie in &icn eriolgte cine
idJpere @rploiion burd Die ein
auBcrorbentlid, GROCER Sdaben IN
Dem Naric unO III Der llmgeblllta ant
gcrihtct mllroc. Roler. Ger iib alif
llrlaub beiinbct. bate ans Dem Scloe
Gin Sdrapncl mlt9ebrad,t. nit Dem
icillc bcI6en Sobnc mo Die bel ibnl
Al Ncilld) mciIcnoeu ainbcr Ieinca
SdmagcrS ipicItcn. Sus @eid,ob iiel
5llr Grbc, crplooiCrtc, mo perlebte
pier anoben i'm Nltcr Don licbcn bis
6rciScbn Suhrcn to0tlidl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

als Die iungc Wittlpe Scnriettc Sarp
mar. mobnboft III Wontreliil.
Wit 5nel @enoiiinnen Dem Tr1l,.
letn Wfarie Hollault, sic 26 Sabre
5ablte, uno 8eorgette @lncel,t bon %
Sabren, beioc gleihialls aus Wton'
"treilI, bate lid Ole iunge ,Srau ent.
IGloiien. sur Sront 51 geben. Sic
MOLTEN nit elmer 9lbtbeilung Sltnpen
abfobrer, inter beren Die brci 6rei.
miaigen piele Sefannten barten. Sic
botten obnc 3ogern ibr Soar &C.
opfert unb cs mar ibnen olirh sic
3llapenll.. orm 8elungen in bas Sort
elll5lltreten.
Die orei iungen 9dmen ,pur6en
inter Der Mnflaee bes lrnerIu,tbten
Srasens Der Uniform llno inter
Spionaseperoaft perbuftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

italten miro, IN giinitigem Sinne erie.
Digit lmlroe, lit nlln allh Dem @icner
DIRECTOR arnolo Die GrloltbniB er.
tbeilt morben, ooS erite beutife Ga.
Barrett 5l eroiinen. 9ic Gerber ho.
ben ia reid]lif Straic pcroient, abcr
elm 8ubarett-oos iii bart. icbr bart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Die falid)cn 3napen.
(epeSial.aprrsippnbsn bieirr 3eituns.)

Sn Sort Hosnp ml,roe, pie Scr
Temps" cr5Gblt, ser Mpel iiber Die
Seltte abgenommen, Die 5llr SSront
ioaten. Gin ll%nterleutnant elmer
3uauenobtbeilung glai,bte 5ll bcrner.
fen, bab elmer ieiner llntersebenen
cin niht gerabe iebr martialiideS
Allsiehen beiaB. Gr rebete i'm an.
Ser 3llope nlltluortete nit angitlifcr
mo 5oaernber Gimme. 9tod) frellj
ilnb aller iragelto, fam idJlicBlid, ber-
ans, bub Ger 3lluue nienlano anoers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Nic Irau in mGnnlid,cn gcrufen,

Sn Der Woscnfobrif 81 8eimar
arbciten idon ieit lGngercr Belt 5abl.
rcidye Srouen5immcr 5llr 3ufrieoen.
belt Der Sobrifleituna. 7ic meiblIhe
&lciolng iii nber bel Dem SdJpeiBen,
Gotten unb Nieten hinoerlid), mo oeS.
bolb mcrocn Den Irbeiterinnen fitnfs
tig geinfleioer mo Suden bel ibrer
SbGtigfeit geiteQt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

bDrtc BON 1S5S-1904 Dem Heai.
lltent ais Hegimentsiattler on. alS
iold3er bat CT mobl Die ldngite Sienit.
5cit erreibt, uno mdhrello bieicr 3eit
hot err lid nm Die Griinouna mo Der.
.bciieuus bcs IrmeeiottelS ucrbient
9enladt. @ut Der &aiier bat mieber.
bolt Die 9%eiintngen bes B~eritorbenen
on0.fannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Grinder ocs Mrmcciattels tuot.

SN Griiubcr bcs Nrn,cciottelS,
Scr @brcnobcrmeiiter bcr Votsbomcr
SottIer. Srum9 aarl 9erubnrb. lit
i'm IS. Scbcralohre 81 Fotsoant &C.
itorbcn. Ncrnhnrb bicnte beim
Soroc Sniorcn . Mc9iment mo &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
&ricsssreucl.

Gic ogobcmia" meloet: Hatoem
Dor cinigcn Sagen Dos 8eiuh elmer
milaoriid,en Observation-Disclosures. Die IN
Sclgrnb einige Toritcqungcn perolt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
2lm GrGberiebmid

ioQtc unbebinet Die un,erifaniide
SABINE an Sbrem 8auie flattern. llno
es ioQte cine SABINE bon %anitdnbi9er
@rDBe iein. Sir nur einen 9ullar
tDnnen mir Sbnen cine ioIde ~liefern.
Sieielbe miBt 5 bel B SuB; bic Streis
fen iinb gendbt uno Die Sarben edit.
W&it Der SABINE erbolten Sic cine
polierte Sortbol5s Stangc, Die alseins
amber geidraubt peroen fam, Elm
Sell lino cine Rlanlpc sur beallemen
Sefeitieung berielben. Niht allein
ON Observation-Disclosures, ioubern bel
alien aubereu patriotiidcu 8elceens
beiten bes Sabres ioute am Seime
zines icbcn lopalcn Entertainers bic
S~anbesfabnc ausgebdnet meroen. Be-
itelen Sic Sbre Slnese ] y o Der
Catholic Yrintins Gu., Dubuque. So.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-18

The report OF the Public Safety
Commission is now on the press. It
will be issued shortly. 1t reviews the
6,235 violent and mysterious deaths
investigated by Coroner HOffman's
Office in 1915.
These deaths are divided into three
classes in the report. They are:
Deaths by accident in the home,
1,247; catastrophe outside the home,
2,501, and deaths due to disease and
alcoholism, etc., that cannot be
classified either as in or outside
homes, 2,487. The Eastland disaster
increased the death list fol. the year
by So.
There were 671 suicides, 261
deaths deaths from falls. AUtOmO-
biles reaped a harvest of 254. OF this
number, fenderless auto trucks
caused SO. Railroads slaughtered
239, thus beating the street cars,
who only claimed 139 as victims. In
dUstrial accidents cost the lives of
22S wage-earners. HOmicides were
also high, with 232 as a score. As
phyxiatiOn claimed 219.
John BarleycOrn got 100. Abortion
cut down SO. Almost without ex-
ception, these victims were young
girls trying to hide their mistake and
wives of low-salaried workingmen
who could not afford to add TO fam
lies already too large for the pay
envelope.
Twenty-Five deaths are attributed
to the elevated railways. This sort
of puts a damper on the boast in the
ads of the 81" companies that they
have had no accidents in several
years.
Burns and scalds sent 1874 to their
death. Poisoning, accidental and IN
determined, got 48. Among other
causes which caused death were:
Wagon, 80; exposure and neglect, 80;
undetermined violence, -35; motor
cycle IA. anaesthetic. 10. suffOcated.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-18
CHICAGO BRIEFS

Mrs. Floyd johnson caused arrest
of husband and Viola Hughson in
apartment, 1857 Huron. All live in
Rockford.
Julius MulIie, butcher, found dead
in bed at 6O2 w. 47th. Gas. May be
suicide.
Hearing started on suit of Gordon
Gin Co. against Righeimer's saloon.
Claim bottles we're re-fIleds
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-18

objects and by games and sports.
One person starved to edath.
MANY WALK OUT IN SYMPATHY
WITH EXPRESS STRIKERS
The express companies at a meet
ing held this morning took up plans
to crush the latest victory Of the
striking drivers. This victory was the
result of the action of the depot help
ers, train messengers, stenOgraphers
and bill clerks employed by the COM
panies, who last night walked out in
sympathy with the drivers.
The agency conducted by former
Police Capt. Harding has been en-
gagged to assist P. D. O'Brien in gath
ering strikebTeakeTs. 1t is said that
the companies have been having diff
ficulty in obtaining men. Agents
have been trying to induce several
negroes to go to work.
The strikers last night paraded
from their headquarters at IT'S w.
Washington st. to HOdcarrieTs' hall,
Harrison and Green, where an enthu-
siastic mass meeting was held.
The strike is very likely to be en-
larged by a strike of the freight ham
dlers, which would completely tie up
the expires business. This was the tip
given out at the meeting last night.
CigarWorkers Quit.
500 cigar makers quit work at
Havane-American Co., 1911 w. 18th.
Want shorter hours and better work.
ing conditions. W. 18th st. police
guarding factory.
Strike of Western Felt Co. workers
is still on About 125 out. Want
hour day and recognition of union.
Meeting Of strikers is on today.
CHICAGO BRIEFS
l.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-31

Most Beautiful Home Section
in DOUn-RiUer District

Sibley Park lies only a short dis
lance down the river and direct
ly overlooking beautiful Crosse
Isle, asection that has long been
recognized as a leader. Sibley
is not a subdivision that can be
called a country place. but a
place that is only a short ride
from the city hall and near
scores of factories that employ
thousands of men. Sibley has
been plated in a unique manner
with large park, a full square
block in the center, and all lots
are 40 #. wide.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-31

Investors who want a gilt-edge
proposition, or ii you are look
ing for a home site. there is
nothing better than Sibley.
Over 80 homes have already
been erected here; school Is,
churches and business places
are within easy reach. In fact,
the community and surround
ings speak for themselves. Sib-
ley is right on two main car
lines that give the very best
service. We urge YOU to inves-
tigate your money is safe ii
you place it here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-31
US. STEEL PLANS
GIANT PLANT HERE
Corporation Said TO Be Almost
Ready to Announce Details.
FACTORY WILL
COST MILLIONS
Means Work for Thousands. if
Plans Mature as Outlined.

The story that the United States
steel Corporation has for weeks
been quietly preparing for the estaa.
lishmeni of a huge plant in the
downriyer district. and Is almost
ready to announce It's plans has
gained much currency I'D Detroit
and II related with such circum-
stance. detail and presidency. trar
The Times feels warranted IN print.
ing q.
u Is known positively that repre-.
stHIaIIFFs OF T17T FTT-f -7Tr7---r-7r7rT-
Excerpt Detroit Times Mch 81. rs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-31
Not Promises
But ActualitieS

This rigid rule is of the principal reasons for
our success and in the past five years every claim
we have made, either in newspaper or contract,
has been carried out to the last letter This same
policy will be carried out in the future Honesty
in business reigns supreme"
II we state that all improvements will be made or
have been made, you rely this cainl-if we
state that certain investment will net a good
profit IN short time, it is trues All subdivisions
that are marketed by us Improved and deve-
oped into home sections Subdivisions placed on
the market were completely built up in less than
two years time
Look at our Virginia Park
FERNDALE
LAWNDALE
CROSSE POINTE BOULEVA ARD
and you will find that only sell subdivisions up
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-31
Progress

To set forth In just terms The many
factors that contribute to the rapid
developments made on all our
properties would require an i'm.
posing volume The rapid prog
ress Of this business IS due 10 me
policy, policy ~ conscientious
dealing. and 30 make good every
claim made Every statement made
g true. and We VIII nor peuni, our
salesman or sry other person con
nected with ms company to mis-
represent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
Nep Record Is Made In
Frozen North, TraUeling
On AHan's Aero Sled

san Francisco. Calf. Dec. 4o.-Scotry
Allan, thrice winner OF the Alaskan
Sweepstakes with Mrs. c. z. Darling's
team of dogs. has established a new
record for speedy travelin in the
frozen north by making the round trip
from Nome TO Valdez in little more
than ten days oy means of an aero
sled" By dog teams the trip usually
is made in about so days.
Allan took Mrs Darling's dogs 10
Europe for use On the battle front in
the Nosges mountains and on his way
and propeller, which he installed on
and propeller, which he installed on
sled After several trials he under
took the NOme-Valdez journey. about
100 miles. in the face n almost uni
Xersal skepticism. He started from
Nome ar q hours later ne arrived in
VALDEZ Returning, he reached Nome
on November II.
His machine was described as a corr
Dlnation hydrOplaue. airplane and sled
with gasoline as the motive power.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
FIREARMS, CLOTHING, MONEY
ARE ON STOLEN GOODS LIST

Clothing, a rifle and two pistols,
valued at over $50. were taken from
the home Of II. F Lockham. 1922 HuecO
street. Tuesday night by burglars, IN
the absence Of the residents.
An overcoat and about Sl00 in money
was stolen from the room of Alvarado
Ortega. 500 South oregon street. Tues
day night, by burglars who entered
the house through a back door
Winchester shotgun and other ar
ticles were taken from the tent Of Pvt
F L. Bass. of the supply company of
the Fifth field artillery Tuesday night.
The home OF J. c. White. $40 Up
son avenue. was entered by burglars
Tuesday evening and a savings bank
containing $40 was stolen.
Rose Tule. SIS South Kansas street,
reported the loss Of a diamond sun
burst valued at $3.50 TO the city de-
tectives Tuesday evening
Clothing and other articles were
taken from the home OF Mrs A Min
gus, Ga Mesa avenue, Tuesday evening
:. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. = :: :. = = : :.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20

required by state law; $4,000 for the
installation of an adequate drainage
system 10 take care of the accumula-
ton of surface water in the down town
sections Of the CITY from the summer
rains; $4,000 for an extension OF the
city sewage system. and $40, 600 for
street grading fund
II is the plan on the authorities, now
tnat the bonds have been voted. to
l. Ike up the question Of making pro-
visions for the handling of the surface
water, that adequate means may be
provided before the rainy season sets
ih This Is not a provision to handle
the waters draining from the hills and
Mount Franklin Tito the outlying dis
trlcts. for the sum asked for would
be wholly Inadequate for such g pur-
pose, but merely TO look after the
down town sections OF the city. where
great damage can result from the
flooding of Easements and cellars of
stores filed with valuable and perisha-
BE goods.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
COMMUNICATION ON PROTOCOL
is ON ITS WAY TO CARRANZA


Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 2O.-A COM
mUnicauon from the American branch
OF the American Mexican commission
was today on its wav 10 Gen. Carraaza
at Queretaro. Mex. explaining the posi-
tion OF the United States government
with respect 10 the protocol recently
drafted, and declaring the United States
has no intention Of violating Mexican
sovereignty
The communication further declared
that the position taken by the United
States regarding bandit pursuit and
Withdrawal OF the punitive eXpedlTi m
had not been altered. Mexican mem
bers believed Gen. Carrauza would
promptly ratify the protocol and that
the commission would be left free to
deliberate on other questions relating
10 Mexico The commission after
drafting the communication late Tues
day adjourned until after the holidays
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
OREGONIANS ASK GOVERNOR
TO HAVE TROOPS RETURNED

Seattle, Wash. Dec. 20.-Petitions re-
questinE Gov. Lister 10 use his great
est efforts to have company A of the
signal corps and troop b. cavalry. ma
tionaI guard of Washington. returned
from the Mexican border. were being
circulated here today by relatives and
friends of the soldiers
The petitions viii be collected at a
meeting December - and presented
Immediately afterward TO the governor.
Gov. Lister sent a telegram to secre-
tary Of war Baker December IS. ask
ing the release of the Euardsmen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20

making It one Of the smallest returns
ever registered in the annals Of the
CITY. With but few exceptions the vote
VI as wholly for the issuance OF the
bonds and the resulting Improvements
The questions which the voters We're
called upon to pass on were the Is
suance Of bonds to the value OF $780,
600 for the installation Of septic tanks,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
North Carolina Prison
TRUSTEES VIII ReceiUe
Paroles For Christmas

Raleigh, y. c., Dec. 800 they may
spend Christmas at home, trustees
in North Carolina prisons and prison
camps will be paroled for three days.
beginning next Sunday. The convicts
VIII be required only to give their word
Of honor that they will return to
prisons by noon. December 81
Gov. Craig last Christmas parOled
more than 500 prisoners under similar
conditions and all reported 10 the au-
thorities at the time designated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
S255. mo- BOND
ISSUE CARRIED
Light Vote Registered; Tai
" Is Almost Unanimous
For the Issues.

As q result Of the bond election held
Tuesday. an issue Of $255.OoO II bonds,
asked for by the city authorities for
municipal Improvements, has been
brought about, and as soon as the
transcript is approved by the state Of
ficials. the bonds VIII be printed and
placed on sale.
But a total Of 173 votes were cast,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
WEST NOMINATED
AS TEXAS JUDGE
Presidents Representative
in Mexico VIII Preside
in Western District.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 2o.-Duval
West, IF San Antonio. Tex, has been
nominated by president Wilson as
United states judge for the western
district Of Texas.
Mr. West came into national prOmi-
hence through representing the presi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20

Bill He always said he'd never
marry until the right girl came along
Jill: Well. how does he know the
one he is about to marry is the right
one2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
HEAVY ARTILLERY COMBAT
WAGERED ON VERDUN FRONT

Paris. France. Dec. 2O.-HeaVy artil-
lery fighting continues on the Verdun
front, the war office announced today
During the night the engagements we're
most spirited in the vicinity Of Lowe
mont and Chambrettes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
CAUGHT IN THE 4CT.

Binks: Some amateur photographer
snapped my wife's picture when she
had her hair done up in curl papers
Jinks; Didn't she protest
she couldn Z. She had her mouth fun
OF hairpius
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
TARIE MANNERs

Flatbush- 1 just hate those paper
napkins they put at some feeds
.Bensonhurst- why so2"
Because when I try to tuck EN- in
over my collar they tear so easily"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20

dent in investigation Of conditions in
Mexico.
The district over which Mr.. West vii
preside as United States judge is ex-
tensive. The court sits at FL Paso. san
Antonio. Austin and Del Rio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
Extra Fancy
Blue Ribbon Turkeys

We have just received today large shipment Of
extra fancy Blue Ribbon Turkeys. They are IN
usually fine. Phone us your order before o'clock
tonight or tomorrow and we viii save you a nice
one for either Thursday, Friday or Saturday de
livery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
In Our Grocery Department

We have everything to make Xmas Dinner complete Diet
make Santa Claus visit to the children joy forever
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
In Our Meat Department

viii the selection Kansas Fed l.
genuine Lambs Milk Fed Veal small
Roasting Pigs large fresh Oysters Ducks Geese Hens Frers fab
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20

SUGAR (A%== wi" e:7 s: $ :"'' Is Lbs. $1OO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20

Coffee % = e: e.: f.; 7;' s e; b.32c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20

I Cash Store No. 9.
Corner Boulevard and
Kansas St. Phone 1910
and 4341.