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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12
ARGyMED0 MAY
EFFECT PEACE
Amnesty From Carranza IN
Sight; Rebel and Aides
Trapped By Woman.

Torreon. Mex. Feb. 12.-Gen Arg,u-
medO and his followers may In@N.
peace with the Carranza govern =
whereby his whole opRQIslLligiini ~ AZ
gumedo has been taken to GuanaJud.o
to confer with Gen. Carranza- As9oIl-
ated with ArgumedO are Gems, 1tllA,o
COntreras. Canuto Reyes ana CeIliSiS III ~
The capture of Argumedo ana ms
generals MarrOquin and MahchdCd'
was accomplished through a woman
spy, il is reported mere. 5 a..
The woman, it is said, urea llle
which was surrounded, and the three
rebels captured after snort llSHt'
during which all three We're W0uIluog.
They were treated at the MChIs9aIIt>
hospital at Durango ana nave pesH ~
forded every comfort since their ar
Argumedo's arrest is considered OF
great importance. since he was lne
most aggressive general IN lhe ULpV ~,
zion and thoroughly famluar Win inc
trails and byways of Durango.
Argumedo's followers were located
Friday between Quinqulma anu odl i
Miguel MesquitaL The most tanatlcal
of the rebels are the Qulnqulma IN
dams. under the leadership of Ger.
CaIixto Contreras. They profess no
political leaning and their opposition
is based on ind gnation over lhe desc
Grafton of the QuinQulmd church Dy
camp followers of the de factO govern
ment army. 1t is said the women camp
followers robbed the image OF the
Virgin of all clothes in order to adorn
themselves for a dance.
To relieve the local shortage or loou
supplies. it was arranged Friday TO
exchange 1900 tons of cotton seed Tor
about $4,000 bushels OF American corn
The state of Durango mas surplu5
bean crop and sufficient corn until
the new crop is harvested, provided
none is exported
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12
ALICE ILL TREATMENT
BY CARCASS BANDITS

Douglas. Ariz., Feb 12-Affidavits
concerning the alleged treatment ac-
corded Americans in Mexico by Col
Alberto Garcia, bandit leader under ar
rest here on a charge Of carrying con-
cealed weapons were prepared today
70 be sent to the state department at
Washington
one OF the affidavits was signed by
Lester HaymOre of Douglas Havmore
said that he. his brother. A. S. Hav-
more and Ernest Banks were taken
from their camp. 200 miles south of the
international border i'm Sonora, wear
ago. After being robbed by Garcia and
II companions, they were taken 10 a
canyon, told they would face a firing
squad. but later We're released and
ordered 20 leave the district within 20
minutes
Garcia has stated he will resist ex-
tradition proceedings on the plea thar
he would be executed by Carranza Off
cials If returned to Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12

4 WARRANTY DEED 20 five lot
"A on Mesa avenue. on the corner
- - OF River street. was delivered to-
day TO Mrs s. II. sutherland, president
Of the FL Paso Womans club. for the
club.
The money for the purchase Of the
lots was raised with a mortgage on the
clubs property ON Los Angeles street.
which property will be sold at some
latA- date At present il is bringing
in more than enough income to pay
for The lots. so il is the intention OF
tho club TO hold 81 for few years FOR
an increase in value.
The purchase Of the lots being COM
pleted, the club is now ready TO 20
forward with its campaign for funds
TO erect the new clubhouse.
The plans for the clubhouse are de-
scribed i'm the following special arti-
Gle prepared for the El PasO Herald
ny MRS. OLGA KOHLBERG.
Former President Fl PasO WOmnns
Club.
TITLE FL Paso Woman's club. a part
Of the national body, the General
Federation Of Women's clubs and
Of the Texas Federation, has stood in
our city for everything that makes for
progress. public welfare, advancement
Of culture and better living. In the q
years Of its being, IL has kept up with
and promoted the growth Of our city:
its original IL members have become
300. This year viii see the realization
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12

partment. committee and directors
meetings and will be open to the
public for receptions and parties.
4 convenient kitchen and roOmy
serving-pantry will complete the first
floor.
The second floor is designed more for
future growth than present needs It's
main feature is to be an art gallery,
suitably lighted good place for eX-
hibits OF all sorts. Additional seating
space for the auditorium will be pro
yided by balcony. The rest of this
floor may be finished later for use as
class rooms. studios or committee
CONS The club home. though de-
signed on simple lines. Will be dig
nified structure. harmonious and pleas
ing in its appointments and in IN keep
inS with the character of the beauti-
full residence section, in which 1t VIII
be located
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12
One Big Jefe" OF Iunez;
Is Arrested rs a Vagrant

lose Orozco. cousin OF Gen. Pascual
Orozco. fhe rebel chief who was killed
near Van Horn several months ago
was arrested Friday night by city de-
tectives on a charge Of vagrancy.
infantr.v in the Orozco army. and is at
present out on bond in the federal
court. where he was recently sentenced
to Leavenworth prison for alleged vio-
lation Of the neutrality laws
garrison at one time and ran things
there as he pleased.
A dollar saved 10y buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown al
your neighbours birds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12
CALLS CONFERENCE TO PLAN
BETTER MARKETING METHODS

Austin, Tex. Feb. 1.-THE per
manent warehouse department today
called a meeting to be held here on
March to IL. of all persons interested
IN the marketing and financing of
products and crops. Heads Of market
ing associations and warehouse man
ayers are expected TO attend from all
portions Of the state
W warehouse manager Weinert said
cooperative action is expected to be
taken at this meeting which will re-
SUIT IN uniform method for handling
the products during the coming sea-
son.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12

Insurance company in the N. o. Lew
ellyn bond case.
1t is claimed in the demurrer that the
liability of the Surety company was not
and could not be affected by the pIac-
ing of funds in any particular bank.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12
Alaska Is To Secure
Aerial Mail Service

Washington, j. c.. Feb. 12.-Aerial
mall service to isolated points i'm
Alaska is contemplated by the post
office Bids were asked today for
service on eight routes. seven of them
in Alaska October / is named as the
date for their starting.
II the service is successful, it is
a gradual expansion will
follow to other routes where transpOr-
tation is slow and inedaquate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12
sfTH DISTRICT COURT.

~ ~ hoNts HANHAuAhLs
state Of Texas VS.. V. L. Snyder, en-
Dezzlement; on trial.
Lula Rabbit VS.. Roy NJ. Rabbit, di-
Vorce; divorce granted.
state Of Texas VS.. A. J. Lewis, swind.
ling; dismissed.
State Of Texas VS.. A. Troiano, swind.
ling; dismissed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12
G5TH DISTRICT COURT.
HnIInrd CnldNeII. Presidlng.

Martha J. Norton VS.. D. W. Norton,
divorce; filed.
MaudIe A. Hubert ct al VS.. FL Paso
Electric Railway company; suit for
$4,000 damages for personal injuries;
filed.
Domingo Rascon VS.. Jose D. Gonzales.
suit for $4,000 damages for personal
Injuries; judgment for plaintiff for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12
HAD NO CONTROL
FUNDS IN TREASURER'S HANDS

Santa Fe. n NJ. Feb. 12.-The State
college officials or regents are not re-
sponsible for the disposition of the col
lege's funds after the treasurer has
given "a satisfactory bond, according to
a demurrer which has been filed to the
amendment of the Southwestern Surety
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12
THE COURTS
4isT DISTRICT COURT.

D. Y. Flores VS.. FL PasO Electric Rail-
way company, suit for $4,000 damages
Tor personal injuries; filed.
Cora W. Wheeler VS.. William z
Wheeler, divorce; divorce granted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12
200 OF VILLAS PERSONAL
COMMAND SURRENDER. REPORT

Two hundred of Villas personal
command have surrendered at Guzman
ana are on the way 20 Juarez. accord
ing TO advices reaching Juarez Satur-
DAY afternoon. The advices say the
surrender leaves Villa with only a few
Men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12

A dollar saved BY buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbours birds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12
JUSTICE COURTS.

State of Texas VS.. Jose villa and
Herman Darling, assault with intent
to rob; on trial
State of Texas VS.. Joe L. Dixon, vag-
rancy; filed.
State of Texas VS.. Francisco Mad
rigat, theft from the person; held to
the grand Jury under $500 pond
}. }. Murphy, Presiding.
speeding: defendant pleaded guilty and
was fined IS and costs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12

AUTO AND STREET CAR COLLIDE.
Herman RIoch's new automobile and
Second ward car collided at the in
tersection Of overland and south ore
gon streets Friday. The car was
slightly damaged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12

The ordinary cost OF Want Ad In
The FL Paso Herald is 90 cents, II
reaches an average Of about 1VV'OOO
readers each issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12
DEATHS FROM TYPHUS IN
MEXICO CITY SO in WEEK

Reports by wire from Mexico City
state that only SO deaths resulted dur
ing the past week from typhus fever,
among a total death list from all dis
eases OF 534 only two children died,
the report declares, and decrease was
recorded of GO percent over the same
period Of the previous month.
A dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbours birds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12
Fact Number Flo
IF WE TOLD YOU

That the Of an Edison does change the slightest
degree, its reproduction and that the only method of recording
where this change does not take paceyOu wouldn't believe it
yet it's true
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-12
New Selections Every
Week

This new instrument and the
wonderful Edison Diamond
Disc records Will always be a
Laboratory product" in quail
ity, but they are being pro-
duced in unlimited CONNER
cial" quantities.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25
Sra 9prelipet,

st norlf 8la0: forteller fplga1oe:
Gn SerreoSfogeo foretog en- Sag
meo fin 6nlomeetig en- Gn1beosrej5e
til 8ogns. 8ejen gift ct 5tpffe longs
meD en- 5foD, GO pll101elig font en-
|&elt frem fra 5fobe11 og 1tilIeoe fig
foru11 Bognen.
&uifen log otter sen meo Bifen,
Jog Soften lprang bort. st Bar Sci
n1ttter efter TOM famine Set no fra
|@fobem ct 5tDffe le1lgere frenune
og itille0e fig otter poo @ee1 for oe
&eiien6e.
&errerne in0e / Sognen fit MI og=
90 9je paa 6en> nren for Sc fnnoe
gribe inb> bab0e &11ite1 me6 ct fraf=
|tigt Sm9lo ifremmct Sen bpf. 9o
tort efter BET lmme gjentog fig,
|raabte Serre0sfog6en: Sag life
Soften bafl @i oil ltige 11o og nm
0erlgge, bba0 Opret bill"
So Soften ioa, at BEN bar for
1taaet, brinlfeoe SEN al @lebe og gift
1trafs ino i 5fopen, i0et Sen 1taoig
iaa Jig ON for at %forpiSie fig ON,
at begge Wen6 fulgte efter, Otter
at Sc bab0e gaad ct. 5tpffe / @fo=
be1l 1tanoieoe Soften pe0 Ell 5ump,
|og 0e fit ba gle poo ct lille brunt
|Jelbobe6, Der itaf op. Set 1taffels
ISL fporfeoe og orbejoe0c for at
boloe 9obe0et obenfor. Na1 forltoO
Be to Men0 &eitens Sper og blep
grebet al Meeolioenbco mes Gpllet
og bets urolige Mo0er. 0e in0l ao
1trofs, at Sc fife fu110e bielpe, bbis
Zoe life fit fat / Blonfer, Reb %
flere 6olt.
! Sel0igbis biol tic &c. at ser life
lungt borte bar en- 9aar0> bbor De
fnn6e foa &jalp> og ejenOomneligt
NOT hi tie Soften life Spor al GrDgt,
ba be forlo0 Sen. Sen ipntes at
|forltoa al 6eres penlige &lappen, at
De nof 1ful0c bringe @jGlp. Og oa
|6e li6en ben0te tilboge meo Soft og
&e0ningsgreier, bar Mo0erenS Gle=
6e meget flor.
Spllet bar nlegct me0taget> men
oct tom Jig mart og Sc to Wte11o
|relite biDere, rprte De0 SEN @leoe,
9e1ten bite beo @ju1ipnet al Oct
re66e0e S6l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25

S1tl6t up al 2eger. ~SSeg bnr or
bei6et for ct al Sc itbrlte Sorret-
ningsbu1e / @pen / 20 Mar," 1friper
Scr. @mil Sobnion> 1858 sc. A1b=
Ian6 Mbe., Chicago. ~Ge0 et lupf=
ffesfilfel6e fom ieg alDOrligt til Sfa-
6e. Set ipntes at in0pirfe paa belle
nit @bitem, og efter ct og ct ballot
Mar bleb ieg iengeliggenOe. seq
bnb6e en- 9oftor> og ieg baboe ct
9a1ftn> men ingen al oem b1alp
mig. @aa en- Dog lei tie jeg en- Mrzz
tifd i 8Io6et ON &l1rifo. Seq 1enote
min Suitru efter en- 6laife. Otter
at babe br11gt SEN, ienote leg efter
en- til og boIot paa> inotil leg baboe
tagt omtrent ct 0uitn Slalfer, og
oa bar leg fritz og min Selbreo
gienopretet. @bo6 Segerne iffe
ffun6e gigre> gioroe &urifo."
Mam alt unoet bar felld, %
brug Dr. Beters &11rifo; men bDorz
for bente til Da? Sntet er b1noet beo
at berte, og meget fam tabes. SITE
en-, Mpotbefermeoicin, men ct ftn-
peH nrtemi6oelu ser foripnes Al<
menbeoen birefte fra 2abornorieft.
,Sfrib til Dr. Heter Sabrnep 9
Cons 60, 1875 go. Sopne A0e.
Chicago, Sn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25
Gbitb Gabells Mnsibere.

s 6%orltooen 5cbaerbecf / 8riiS=
lei fa116t MON forleoen en- n11g Wono
|%liggenoe bpel10e = 0r9bt - pua
|@a6en; Ser toltes ON, at Set bar
bom, Ser bob6e forraa0t Ofi1s Ga
bell til Spiferne, og at ban mi bop=
sc bpDct meo lit 2in 0erfor. 9cnne
Tormo0ning befreftes I'LL al Set
bollonbife 8lao uGelegroof", Der /
|Splge 50. g." tillige bar lin Meo=
oelelie fra lcb>nei5iit Slide.
Sibligt p1n Morgenen Sen Z. So
nl1or = ioaleoes flyer vGelegraaf"
u fanDtcs scr / en- @obe / 5cbacr=
beef 2igt al cit ung Mea1O meo to
Nenplber1f11b. &un blep gjcnf1e1lDt
I1on1 hen 25=aarige 9tels Sc NoOe.
of en- p%enlioneret Major / Dem
belgiifc Scr og Set por uoenfor
|Sa0erens 0pr> ban bleD fl11ocn. so
|oeren nngteoc at toge 2iget ino |
|&niet, loa at Hplitict bar np0iaget
til at bri11gc Set til &onnnunens
|2igbus.
5oa lnort 5plferne bprtc Set TO-
%refol6ne, blep ser gipet Scfaling
It'll 1t6r1t mulig @emmeligbeosfulo=
|beo; men lon1tioig fit Tolitict Srore
It'll at sjprc set poeritc for at no=
1fin6e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Naturlig=
Ibis fon oer intet / 8la0ene ONT Sa=
)gen, men Npbeoe11 lpb fra Weul1o til
Wat11b Briisiel oDer og bar inoen
Miooog befje11bt / bele 5tabc1t, bDor
mon mootog Sen mes Iilfreosbeo.
NelS Sc &obe hop0c / lang Si0
bGrct mistenft for at bgre tDlf
|@pipm, % morl pi01te, at ban 1om=
men me0 en- ar10en al lamme 5logS
= ser hi tnof beo0er Ge1s> bpilfet
]fprit nepneoeS lom Nopnet poa Ben
0rebte = bab0e giort Jig til 5pe=
cialitet at loffe 11nge Wenneifer til
at toge Gjene1te / Sen belgiife Scr
flor 1oa, naor Sc bab0e gjort Jig flar
Aprt1I nj mmpI1e 1en for Sn=
iferne.
S Sen iioite Sis bapoe Sc 8elgi=
ere, ser bob6e lat fig for at bol0e
|9je me6 bisie to, fauet 8epiier for,
at set netop bor 6is1e to- Ser boboe
%|forrooot life olene Mei1s Gabel, mel1
|og1oo SEN Mrfiteft 8a1cq, Ser bleo
ifl16t 1ammen me6 ben0e. Sg fra
oette 9ieblif bar Dposoomme1r feel
|0et. st nbefreftet &pgte bil bloc
lat ogIoo &els er 6rebt, be6 ct 0pl=
]feltgo.
s Mnle6ning al Nels Sc &ooes
1920 bar 6en tDife @nDer11gr, efter
]bba6 Der ienere meobeleS> paalagt
Briis1el at uore6e en- 8poe poo
100000 Srancs me6 Sen MotiDe=
|ring, at set lom 6elge al Drabet oar
tbebiIt, at Sorbnoet moo at bore Ste
bolbere maatte bore obertraabt.
5e11ere CT to an6re tpife 5pioner
|blepen 0rebt / 8ruslel; oe bar imi0=
]lerti0 fife 1fu6t, men bgngt, og poo
|2igene fon6t mon ct &ors, bborpaa
]6er bar ifrebet: uSengt for Spio=
nage=Sorbrpoelie. Set er forbu0t
|Belgierne at bore &eDolbere, men
lite at eie ioliot &eb til at erpe0ere
|Spioner meo."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25

ON Iillooelle til at foloe Mamie
be0 De1lbes Sornabn.
SilbuDet blep moDtaget, og pe0
NfifeOen iag0e BEN gamle Gbcf:
uSSSffffc Ell MonD al Gu1i11oe fun0e
bobe gjort 0et> Sc bar gjort. Sg
f111 en- &pir6e al @unoreoe, Mamie.
90 bor giort set 1,nr1lige. 9e er
bons 5%fptsaano," 1l11tteoe ban og
tog 1milen0e MflfeO mes Dem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-25

TRENT, | De Qt1Ore 10 HllOOe5 DeI pam
lat bore Mcnnel fe. SEQ en forn6be=
ltemt Sillfiffellc = looleoes a1tog
|0e set - uolpb Mamies Gerie pao
1omme 9uto.
Mnnoog fjorten Gage mootie bnn
tage til 2iperpool og 6erfro Den>e
|tilbage til 2an5ing. Sum bab0e &pje=
|pla6s til Gfibet. Mlt bur afgiort ng
|betolt. 0e Dop0e fun ct Har 0oge
|fornoen Sc fjorten til at bore lDf=
|felige i.
Sm 2proagcn bleb Sc e11ige ON
at gifte fig.
Maar S6een f6rlt oaagne6e / SEM,
er life goot at iige og fan ogioa
bore lige meget. SIT Sc tog 8cllut=
ningen, CT til1treffeligt. Sm 2Gr6o=
gen tog Sc / @rabbi1t = % Gan=
ten foote's bos 6em begge pQo en-
Gong.
Sen nelte Dag 11n6erlagte Sc.
bborle0es Sc burtiglt fun6e blibe
bie6e. De fun6e reiie til 2on6on
9aget efter og bore Man6 og So
ne ONT Girs6agen. 9e lag0e 6eres
&enge lammer og reilte.
Sra 90 al Dar set, TOM ON 1lpn=
Iige SRnber Deile6te bent ferit til
6ereS 2ogiS ienere til &ontoret,
bbor De fi6bte ct &ongebreb me-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-17
MILITIA ENLISTMENTS
URGED BY JOHN KING
Mushetserh Must b. Recruited % luil
Strength Before Annuai iHspeQhen
or February 1a

NnihimsuU Dob rumphn g. fhu iH.
lantn rtAaa National UuM rra pvu.
uf.sd Nt ,npiaih iuhu lelna W'n
n.Ini aUt thst unh.H lhn rumptn, D.
recruited tn In MN etnuatn 50 lrhtu
ttf % uhtn inr Hnnutl paracunn f
maHr tNli ihr ,uwmnN Nll w"nahlf
BE-. mustered uHt M ertirH
.On nprr $751; Uttr nnt m tr NfstHf
companies u fne HtliD td.fN hHf thf
shHNlnN b. n,mtoUt lu. '..r f,.iaHn ihai
+. nun,nri .a 5000 mrn NHtr m0NDi RWHt
ffan raipna hHsu nd Wr ht,c ieHa
THAN tnltf, Unhaiei men nhh iio hott
iar iho WrekN Huia ehd aninin kinr
ittsicrNN
1886 iH-a thiu iu rrNAH tuwns and
Iciticq srr uNN finmurinE tNr companies
in ass mapi tnd ahnsdd lurrus ChNt
: luao oui another cHh Will furt auitNi'
't1ku HUI pay0 uNl proAunifN to ih,
I hurtef la onf Enud FeaHnu whN w'
ahaud maiaf4iu the NHakyierfF an,
leniisisirNts shnhi pt unod hN aN hWa
inrss mfn stIi Captain kinN
ibs ps, bnl aoW nefnte sine nnsi"nR
ronefqes ssunla save fn tn uuiinAmci
ent fanttn frHuiaf war pay durinl
Tunes pl pta,o And rrAefal surersisivl
is alm lMoAHv fsins tws eNcepcn
fehanua iuf pnilstiupnta
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-17
mo STOMACH PAIN,
GAS, INDIGESTION
IN FIVE Minutes
"PhpE's DfkpEpelN~ rs rHE ONLY
REAL STOMACH REGULATOR
RnDrt4

"JicaliY 6oesr pvt bhi Htumafhs Do
order "fpHliv does oYtffnns in1iFea-
iioH. dyspepsia gas heartburn and
sonrntss ia nfo minHfca that just
thai makes rates niafeyrin ihe larry
saf ceiling sfemafh ftauiatsr in che
wuri1 ~ Nhai YOU ont ffrmsnfe intn
ntubtorn mmps fUU h0ieh Raa and
tfuffata e0ur Hdlatffo1 fped nrH
acid head b. dizzy and afhft Dfefb
fnui. fdnaBe cswfeii y0ur iusinsH fiiied
Niia Mia ana ladissslhis Nnafe. fe-
member thf moment "panrs pinpep+
sin' comes ln e0hfaff with thf stomach
ali sufh distress taniaNer zee frilf
aefurfhina aImaat mpttsieea, and thF
laf ls if- hauuipHHngsH
large nNYsstHt nase ~ ruF0a
ni1prnsiH siu rive YOU "a hundred dai
tar worth ~ aafisfaelian ga YOUR
1fuRRiei hsnda 300 your ntHtY hafk
ifa worth iis WfiEnt iH F0A fo men
ana women uhn can't aet thelf af0m
arhH reHuilfed D. bei0nFg in YOUR
homo ahouid alensr hr hfpi hurAy BOZ
raHf ~ % alfk sour. upset stomach
duflan the dap uf ai niENt lfs me
qllfhfat Huftat nad most hafmloHa
stomach regulator ln ths world Al
YaftlrffnuHt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-17
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no Doubt Pre-.
vents Daughters Ualimsly End.

Ready, N.Y. VAS nos ahle 10 DO
anything Tor nearly SIX months, writes
MIS-. Laura hfaiVher. OF this place, and
VAS down IN bed lcg three mOrlhS.
! canno, tell you how ! suffered win
ny head, and with nervousness ana
wom1Hly troubles.
Our family doctor TOAD my husband ne
solld not 60 me any good, aad he had
y gsNc 4 nn, We lsled another doctor,
hui he DID not help ne.
al last, my mother advised me 70 take
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washing.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-17
What is Home
Without an H
And With This 1ho7
is the knowledss
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-18
Mrs. Walter o. Kimbail

Friends of Mrs. Rita Twitchell Kim.
ball, wife Of Walter D. Kimball, will
be grieved to learn of her death which
occurred at an early hour Saturda,
morning at their home, II Capito
street, after short illness from pneu.
monia. She was q years of age ant
the husband and three children, Elliott
Twitchell, Marion Frances and Albert
Parker, the latter an infant of 10 days
survive. She was member of Rose Of
Sharon Chapter. No. 13, Q. E. S. Flu:
neral services will be held at O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon at the home.
Mrs. Kimball was born May 16, 1889
and married Mr.. Kimball Jan. 20, 1910
at Gorham. To know her was to love
her. She was true. sweet friend, a
loving wife and mother. May the men,
DRY of her sweet disposition help us
all to strive for higher, purer and no.
bier lives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-18
Bankruptcy Matters

The following petit ion was received
Saturday afternoon at the office Of the
referee in bankruptcy for Kennebec
county:
Merton L. Wheeler Of Augusta. Jewel
er. Petition filed Dec. Is. adjudicated
Dec. 16. Liabilities $G424.37, Of which
amount s16S4 is secured; assets $3606.75.
of which amount SITS is claimed to be
exempt. First meeting Of creditors Fri
day. Jan. 5, at 10 A. NJ.
Creditors whose claims are unsecured
are as follows. they being for accounts
for merchandise and notes: Wejnne &
Cppeaheimer Ct New York. $32652: II.
y Osgood G. Son Of Lewiston. Me-,
s161032; Bodman Bros. Of Attleboro,
Mass. S276.73; H. ]. Coles Mfg. Co., Of
Taunton, Mass, 1851: NJ. 8. Page & Co..
Boston. Mass, s56129; Smith Patterson
CO. of Boston. Mass. $44S.34; c. G. Aid
rich Co. of Boston. Mass, 1851; Colo
NAL Silver Co. Of POI tiand. Me-. $26436;
Warren Clock Co. Of Ashland. Mass.
1880; c. Rich & Sons Of Newark. N. J..
5000; Ballantine Mfg. Co. Of Newark.
N. j., $1S0.75; Rostand Mfg. Co. Of Mil
ford. Conn.,. $32.07; Hamilton Watch Co.
OF Lancaster, Penn, $41.18; The Icy-Hot
Bottle Co. Of Cincinnati. Ohio, 1857;
Oscar E. Place & Son Co. of Providence.
r. L., $26.13; White, Vile & Warner of
Buffalo. N. Y. $310.75 Godding G. He'll
born Co. of North Attleboro, Mass. $685.
&c; James p. Black of North AttlebOro.
Mass. s56.JS; Charlotte M. Wheeler of
Augusta, account for rent Of store. $500.
Mrs. Wheeler has the only claim is Sc
cured. It being a mortgage for 1854 on
the stock and fixtures in the store. The
referee in bankruptcy has appointed o.
NJ Fairfield. clerk in the Wheeler store.
aS femnnrarv receivar