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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29

rope is to be delivered by Christmas morning Without the fullest CO operation on the part of the public it will be impossible to accomplish this result.
 The three essential respects in which the public can aid in assur- ing a happy Christmas at the front are mail early, address intelligently and pack securely. For this reason it is urgently requested that all persons having Christmas mail for the soldiers and sailors and the ci- william units attached to the Arm in Europe observe closely the follow ing directions;
 Directions for Mailing
 | Mails to reach the soldiers in France by Christmas morning must be posted not later than November 15.
 2. Every package must bear con spicuously the words Christmas mail" the complete address of the person for whom it is intended, and in the upper left hand corner the name and address of the sender.
 8 Every parcel must be so pack ed and. wrapped as to admit of easy inspection by the postmaster. Nc parcel twill be dispatched to France which has not the postmaster's cer tificate that it contains no prohibit ed articles.
 A. s. BURLESON, Postmaster General NEWTON D. BAKER, Secretary of War
 JOSEPHUS DANIELS, Secretary of Navy.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29
SAMMIES ON FRENCH FIRING
 LINE COMMENCE ARTILLERY
 ENGAGEMENT WITH CERMANS

troops. sending Fritz shell for shell and losing nothing by the exchange
 Under orders given by General Seiber before the American troops took up their new positions. the case of the first shell fired was preserved and is already enroute to President Wilson.
 SCOTT TO THE FRONT
 PARIS, Oct Major General Hugh l.. Scott. formerly chief Of the American general staff, arrived in this city early this morning and immediately proceeded to the Am. erican positions at the front. He was accompanied by an officer from the general staff of the French army
 THRILLS NATION
 WASHINGTON. D. C., Oct. 27.- The entire nation was thrilled to- day by the news that American troops were face to face with Ger mans across No Mans Land, Pershing's announcement that sever, al battalions of American infantry were in the front line of trenches supported by American batteries which had already gone into action against the enemy lighted a new flame of patriotism throughout the country
 The war department announced that the American troops are get ting their final training in the trench es and have not yet completely taken over the sector held by the French but will meet any German attacks that may be made. It is also stated that casualties among the American forces in France are to be expected at any time now.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29
DANCE IS TO
 FOLLOW FAIR

It is announced that special fea- lures are being planned for the Hal lowe'en dance which is to follow the bazaar to be given at the Ma sonic Temple next Wednesday, The dance will be held from nine to one, and is to be strictly informal. The best of music has been secured, and as all former dances which have been held on this date have been de lightful affairs. it is expected that this will be no departure from the rule. Tickets are on sale at the Red Cross, the Independent Cigar Store and Whitely X Woodward's, and will cost $50 for each couple, with ffty-cent charge for each extra lady.
 The bazaar is to open earlier than on former days, beginning at 70 in the morning and running through until evening. At twelve o'clock a Halloween lunch will be served, at which time delicious pies. dough nuts, coffee and tea may be secured. All home cooked. Don't forget it. This, with the large assortment of lovely articles which may be secured at the bazaar, will give room for all who attend to enjoy some part of the day.
 Rod Donaldson and Red" Rickert, the two firemen who were to have left the city yesterday, will not leave until Monday, when they will drive the N. c. horses out over the trail, leaving them at different points for stage work.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29
RUSSIANS WILL
 SOON EVACUATE
 FINLAND'S PORT
( \ SSOr iatei Prcss)


 PETROGRAD Oct 27. Orders have been issued to the civilian pop ulation of Helsingrors. the capital of Finland, to begin leaving that city at once The action is taken to mean that the government .s con yinced that the German fleet will soon begin operations at the en- trance to the Gulf of Finland
 Helsingfors. which is situated al the entrance to the gulf, is strongly fortified and will be defended as long as it is tenable The eyacua- ton by the civilians is taken as a measure of adG;ng to the defensi- bility of the place
 The Russian fleet is still stationed at the entrance to the Gulf of Fin land and will assist the forts O. Helsingfor5 in their defense of the entrance. and every effort will be made to prevent the Germans from obtaining passage into the Baltic. If it succeeds in forcing its way through both the land batteries and the Russian fleet. there is not much chance of preventing it from at tacking KrOnstadt, the main defense of Petrosrad, which has already been evacuated by all civilians Numbers of civilians continue to leave Petro grad for Moscow. and it is thought that the government will be moved to the latter city in few days.
 INVADE FINLAND
 PETROGRAD. Oct PA report received in this city tonight from Stockholm declares that the Ger mans. in view of their easy advance into Russian territory, are prepar- ing for a descent upon Finland and expect as result of their frater- nizing with the Russian troops and Russian peace propaganda to be able to capture the Russian forces there without serious resistance. The main object of the Finland offensive is to cut the railroad between Swe- den and Russia, thus sevoring tn" only means of rapid communication between Russia and her allies,
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29
ALASKAN SHOT
 BEFORE FAMILY
GA SSOCiated PreSS)


 CASPAR, Wyo., Oct. 27.-Laurence Barrette, formerly of Anchorage, Al aska, was shot and instanly killed in a local restaurant this morning by Miss Bessie Fisher. Barrette was dining with his family when Miss Fisher entered the front door and walked up to the table where the party was eating, and. drawing revolver, shot Barrette through the heart. Death was practically instantaneous. The murdered man came here recently from Alaska and was followed by Miss Fisher It is believed that the woman is partially insane.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR LEADS
 ALSTRO-CERMANS IN DRIVE
 TO ENTER ITALIAN PLAINS

nouncement made tonight says re garding the Isonzo front: The strug- gle is extremely bitter and the sit uation is certainly grave. The enc my have crossed the boundary be tween Montecanis and the head of the Judice Valley and are attempting 10 reach an opening on the Italian plains. The Austro-Germans made a number of strong attacks on the Carso front which were repulsed with heavy losses"
 ALLIES MUST ACT
 LONDON, Oct. 27.-While the Aus tro-German offensive through the Julian Alps is nominally under the leadership of Emperor Charles of Austria, General Von MaCkensen, the conqueror of Roumania, is in com mand of the Teuton forces and is believed to be the main figure in the drive. Almost the entire strcngth h of the Austrian army is being utt- lized in the offensive and is rein forced by approximately 800, ,000 vet eran German troops which have been massed by Germany in a supreme effort to crush Italy and put her out of the war.
 This fresh offensive of the com bined forces of Germany and Aus tria is regarded apprehensively by London newspapers, They declare that the allies must be prepared to act in great force and with great speed if the Teutons threaten an in vasion of Italy The Daily Post sees evidence of enormous German strength in her being able to launch such a terrible offensive against Italy while resting secure in Flanders.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29
NEW SOCIETY
 IS ORGANIZED

The ladies of the Methodist con gregation met at the home of Mrs J. A. Webb last Wednesday, the 24th, and organized a ladies' auXili- ary of the St. James Methodist church to be known as the Dorcas society. Eleven names were enrolled as members of the society on the day of organization. The officers are as follows President, Mrs. J. A. Webb; Secretary, Mrs. Sam Sea Treasurer, Mrs. l.. K. Pratt. Com mittees will be appointed later The regular meetings are to be held on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. A vote of thanks was given Mrs Webb and Mrs. Por- ter for their successful engineering of the repair of the parsonage in the rear of the church, which was completed at a cost of about $200. After the various items of business were attended to, the hostess, Mrs. Webb, served a splendid luncheon to her guests. Eighteen ladies were seated at the tables The guests were entertained during the after noon by piano solo by Miss Alta Porter and vocal solos by Mrs. O.. F. Krieger
 Harry Locey, who has been con nected with Gus Peterson's mining
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29
FIGHT STILL RACING

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM, Oct 27.- The struggle between the British and German forces for the posses sion of Bellevue Spur is still raging, with the British infantry carrying numerous machine gun redoubts and pill boxes at the point of the bayo- net. Hundreds of Germans have been taken in these redoubts, so stunned by the effects of the British artillery fire as to be unable to of fer any resistance.
 The British made considerable pro gress west of Pass Chandaele, cap turing several important positions and east of Ypres two strong Ger man counter attacks were repulsed during the night.
 A bitter struggle has ragged all day around the fortified Polderhoent Chateau, which has changed hands several times. It was captured yes terday by the British forces and is today in the hands of the Germans.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29

Among the men from Brooks who came to Olnes over the trail yester- day were John Parquette. Jimmy Page, Pat Carl, Elmer Erickson, Dr. Evans and Steve Lovejoy.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29

NENANA, Oct. 27.-All depart ments of the commission, including the commissary, will be closed for three days. beginning tomorrow, in order to take a complete inventory of stocks.
 Knute Roland left at A. NJ with his stage for Fairbanks He took no passengers this trip, but is carry ing the mail for the Outside.
 Nenana subscribed s40950 to the Liberty Loan
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29
HUNTERS ARE
 UNSUCCESSF(

A hunting party of four left more eight or nine days ago to h near the head of Murphy creek. hunters were unsuccessful, so al their supplies were exhausted { returned to Olnes and, provided V a new outfit secured there, star out again to be gone for eight ds hoping to gain more rewards their efforts this time.
 Those of the party were j. Pintar, Tony Kinkalla, Frank Se and Mike CoVie.
 William Young, who has been St. Josephs hospital for the I week, was able to leave there } terday afternoon. He is connec with the Engineering commission Happy station and will probably turn to that place in the very n future.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29
(AsSociafed PreSSD

LONDON, Oct. 27.-Reports re ceiyed from the British French head. quarters and Paris show that the allies have successfully continued their drives in both the Flanders and Aisne sectors, pushing the Ger mans back in numbers of points and seizing important objcctjyes. There is every indication that tEa Germans ale preparing for d second strategic retreat" to a second In of defenses which are known ta have already been prepared
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29

Harry Locey, who has been con nected with Gus Peterson's mining company in Brooks in the capacity Of bookkeeper, is in Fairbanks, hay ing arrived here last night.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29

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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-10-29

A. 5. ID bUNIIDOON, U
 Postmaster General. NEWTON D. BAKER,
 Secretary of War. JOSEPHUS DANIELS,
 Secretary of Navy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
For Rsnf-ROOzs Furnishsd.

1--~~-~-~-~--~-~
DESIRABLE bedroom for rent 1o16
Noble.
FURNISHED room, adjoining bath and
sleeping porch. Naglsy apis. Pm. 3ssA
THE DE LUXE-Room with private bath
1912 n Oregon. Phone 6osa.
CLOSE IN: steam heat; adjoining bath
Brazos apt. No u.
ROOM with Steering porch; two beds;
running water; close in Phone 2565M-
FIRST ciass 'front.' room. one or two zen
tlemen: no sick g Ramsey apis.
LARGE front room suitable for two or
tn zee gentlemen s12 Aagoffn-
LARGE room. connecting bath SO; break
fast u desired Phone 662s-
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished outside
room; all modern convenience Phi s4f4-
NICE front room. adjoining bath 1904
Montana
one upstairs and one downstairs front
rooms SIS Magoffln-
FRONT room sUitahle for two walking
distance. Phone TlSA
NICE. new. airy room. furnace heat. pri-
vlte entrance. no children 1910 N. stan
ton Phone 1873.
STANTON ST. HOTEL
Nicely furnished rooms: modern 594 a
Stanton Phone 4l3s-
CORNER Maglfnn and Brown. steam
heated rooms With bath for gentlemen.
Phone 4s7s-
NICELY furnished room. adjoining hath;
n mace heat. private family; no other
ro1ms Phone sttsJ.
Two bedrooms. convenient to Morehead,
B -Mey and high school 4o1 California
Phone 1852
TWO nicely furnished light Housekeeping
rooms. gas. light and telephone. for S-i
per month; close N. Phone 3695-
LARGE furnished room suitable for two
employed ladies'; private home. close In
Phone 416lW
LARGE. nicely furnished front room vi
private family. watkins distance. SOS "
Missouri Phone 50stM.
sLEFPING rooms. So and up hot or cold
baths. steam heat walking distance IN
fS7sR
TWO furnished rooms Tor light house
keeping. home like surroundings- SIS N.Y.
tie ave. day phone 4l6s res 49,
HOTEL BEAUMOST-CooI rooms. free
baths, one block east OF postofflce, Mis-
street
FOR RENT-Fr0nt room. furnished win
privileges o. bath and kitchen $500 ~
tana. near Alta Vista school "a es-es.
Front outside rooms with or without pri-
v1te baths: running water. steam heat
3f-i5 Myrtle
Two FINISHED rooms with heat and con
veuiences. walking distance OF Fl Bliss
3s12 Mckinley Phone SGsoR
NV HOTEL DE MAD
z erything rev and modern; rooms from
s. week Up. us South Oregon Phone
-
CLAN furnished rooms with hot running
water. two beds II desired. also one SIN
gle housekeeping room. clean place. -FOUR
blocks from sheldon 500 y Oregon-
FOR RENT-Nieely furnished 'front.' room
adjoining bathroom. three blocks from
Cleveland square: separate entrances prl-
vate family. SOC Stewart Phone $3.50.
MONTANA HOTEL
Z051f s. Stanton. nice outside rooms rur-
ming water. Phone 55do.
TWO elegantly furnished connecting steam
heated front rooms; private tile bath out-
side entrance: walking distance Sunset
heights: references REQUIRED Phone 2l6g.
TWO beaufifully furnished rooms. newly
decorated in home OF couple. convenient
20 new high school and two blocks from
old high school; especially desirable for
teachers Phone 4796 fer appointment
LARGE room in suites or single. IN very
center OF city VIII furnish 10 suit. s. ana
81; cor. FL Paso and san Antonio SITS. See
dentist upstairs over American Savings
bank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17

one lot on Montana street. few feet from
end OF paved street; would consider dis-
m md ring as first payment Balance e
per month
see FRANK 7 ETIE. with
JAMES J.. MARI COMPANY,
a1l san Antonio St Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
For SaIe-City Property.


GOOD room house with sleeping porcl'
two full south corner lots. Phone 5yLeM W.
ATTRACTIVE bungalow, one block from
Mckinley ave- lit. and valley view puy
from owner and save commission Fh. 12-,-
IF you want the best bargain in the city
in a little home IN Government NIL phone
S757W and get the dope on my place 4ol1
Cumberland St or call and let ne snow
you For sale by owner
FOR SALE-Oue & room and one two
room frame houses on two corner lots two
blocks from two car lines grass and frul-
trees; in Altura park; cheap for cash r
7. Welch. 2716 Maritime ST
FOR SALE BY owner-One new room
adobe house, two porches and basement
near Washington park in Toblns fourth
addition; on two lots: city water, lights
cement sidewalks and plenty outhous=s-
$500; $50 down. s25 month Phone .g1l.
GOVERNMENT HILL BUNGALOW
4 rms. sleeping poTches, built N features,
hardwood floors; furnished. excellent sas
range. VIII rent subject TO sale or VIII
make Convenient arrangement with couple
to board and room owner Address hoDerts
care Herald or phone 512lJ SunGay am
VENDORS LIEN NOTES FOR SALE
5000 worth OF good vendors lien notes
extra liberal discount. part monthly pay
ments; last one due in five years
HAWKINS BROS,
and Morgan bldg. PHONE -AU9-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
For SaIe-Countrr Property.

FOR SALE-50 acres just outside OF clty
limits OF Las Cruces; - acres planted oy
Japs in cantaloupes this year Sl25 acre
5000 down. balance terms Henry Sloes'
I as Cures y IT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
VALLEY HOME N
NsLETA FOR Trade.

SOME FARE CHANCES FOX FARMS
The chances are that the present nisa
and why not get into the game2
StQ.500-62 acres near Clint line IN
house. 81 a. alfalfa. all in cult trade for
e Paso property
s558O-55 acres near Chamberino. Is a.
alfalfa, % a. other crops; trade for z
Paso property
23500-10 acres. two blks- from P o.
Esleta. two good houses. all in crops; two
acres more in bosque goes too. Trade for
FL Paso property
SIS per acre. 10 acres or more. at Tor
Milo. Texas, part o. farm on which =
growing IS acres OF cotton that will make
a bale TO the acre from present prospect
$ cash per acre and bal SO and SIS Per
per acre ner year. VIII slu any sized
tract.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO..
Phone 500 100 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
FOR EXCHANGE
DO nor ED THIS AID

Unless you want TO buy new four
room Bungalow close 10 the bus
mess center OF town; modern
throughout. glass porch 1oUld,
with separate entrance 20 naln-
Living and dining rooms have
..lrc wood floors, bath room Tx
lures are all white enamel Tub IS
SD feet long, roumy front and
back porches- front porch q feet
long, base1ntnt is under the entire
back Of the house Registers In
each room ready FOR heating
plant. Workmanship and mate
rlaI che best Roof built Of three
ply roofing paper with Trinidad
asphalt between plies Roof and
rr1rlzmanship guaranteed i've
years by a reliable roofing com
paay. Let's are level and faces
south. back yard fenced; small
shed in rear. front OF lots ter
raced: Sidewalks. curb and paving
In- paving is paid Located 10
blocks from postoffice- Property
viii rent for $50 per month
Price cut from $3.50 to $3.50
Al this figure must have $500
cash. Phone or call 10 see ne Tor
further Information
H P. HADFIELD,
Phone 1873 z2S 1st Natl Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
Furniture Packing

FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired
and packed Du sang & Welborn. Phi 3999.
PACKING ana shipping household goods
our speciality. Furniture repairing. finishing
and upholsterlng. r. I. Daniel Furniture
Mattress factory. us 1875 Texas. Pm 1923
We PACK. SHIP Oh STORE
Furniture. cut glass and china. furnt-
ture repairing. refinlshinE and upho.ster-
ing. Get our prices See cur work.
@. ID. HOUsER CPHOLSTERRG Co.
1f0s 2. First 81. Phone tl11
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
IRRIGATFD FARM FOR SAFE.

IRRIGATED FARM FOR SALE.
or trade 100 acres in Rio GraIde VALLEY
meas FL Paso: s feet Of silt loan. suitable
for all crops. 6 miles from two railroads.
200 acres in cultivation; 900 acres cleared
". y. CARL.
So Caples bldg. Phones SIS and ss3-
IRRIGATED VALLEY LAND
The most complete list in the city We
have tracts from one acre just outside
city limits on easy terms 20 5000 acres
suitable for colonization. both for sale or
trade
Cur motto is mot how cheap. but how
good for the money" We want satisfied
cu1tomers.
We have had IS years practical ezpe-
Renee farming in the valley.
BAILEY LAND CO.,
Phone 20ss. sos Herald BLDG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17

$3.50.
Look at this six room mod
EN- Bungalow. every built In
feature, hardwood floors base
ment. heating plant; south
front, garage location the
very best, just one block off
Bliss. Alta vista district
Price sf250. $500 cash balance
SIS per month and interest
Let Us show you
$3.50
Alta Vista bargain room
modern bungalow. porches.
all built IN features. much
better than the average; ele-
eantly furnished forced 20
leave town and must have
$500 cash, but this Is a real
sacrifice
WHFTE-PADEE REALTY CO.,
FL. 400 70 = Stanton St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
VALLEY HOME

"A acres. three acres in alfalfa.
S acres in pear trees; nice room
house. barn. windmill etc; ideal
location: viii trade FOR FL Paso
property and assume.
See Mr. CRICHET.
WHTTE-PADEN REALTY CO.
Phone 1900. 212 No. Stanton ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17

II sold within the next week will sell
for $3.50: five room. Oriental succeed
bungalow. an the latest built in features;
oak floors throughout; French doors be-
tween living room and dining room; tile
floor in bath, tile drain board in Kitchen
clothes chute TO basement; hot air heating
plant. garage. fenced cement walks and
drive: artistic glass. hardware, large plate
gl-as ulirrored doors: Alta Vista district
one block from paved street and 5ltuey.
Terms.
PHONE 69G7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17

-FOUR acres in Ysleta on paved road and
cement canal. with residence and other
improvements; ideal for roses. trucking
and poultry. Terms. Phone SSH.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
Hair GooS.

SWITCHES and puffs made from cornbinEl
wigs for rent. 10 BEckler Bldg. Ph- ISL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
SFW BOOM RTNGALOY

SEW ROOM BUNGALOW
Close in on paved street and car line
has hardwood floors. built IN buffet, book
cases and kitchen cabinet large glazed
in room breakfast loom. built on south
front lots Price s965o- $500 cash. balance
SO per month aud interest
CREEL & CANNON.
Phone 5n75 sos Martin bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
For Rspt-Rooms Furnished.

For Rent-Rooms Furnished.
SLEEPING porch $40 5Iesa-
ICONS Tor rent. as Myrtle.
Room. connecting hath SIS \. kansas
CONF ORTABLE cool bedroom Pm 2tIz-
FOR RENT-Frent bedroom. sos Montana
NICE room with sleeping porch. Pm. sl2l.
HOTEL LAKE-CooI outside rooms. E1Z.
SIS. $50. S25- $40 ". No Ph. 53os- Close in
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS at ~
y 18th Fl Paso ST Telephone 1855
FaONr room suitable for one or two. 1904
Montana
ONE front room 1906 y. Kansas Phone
LARGE front room. steam heat 1911 y.
Campbell.
NICELY furnIFhed room with private bath.
No sick The lies. az ". Missouri
ROOMS for rent. Phone S55sJ. 1876 Wye
ming
ONE nice front room. private family. 81
week. los s. virginia.
DESIRABLE sleeping rooms close Ia;
terms reasonable SIC y. oregon
$50 UPsON. nice room. private home. Phi
NICE large bedroom with bath at SlIa
T. Boulevard. Phone s5o2W.
BEDROOM for gentlemen; connecting
t'l.A.-T --ei--l
FRONT bedroom. private family. foI Z.
Nevada. Phone 43S9-
NICE front room us n Ochoa ST. Phi
4f54J.
MOE front rolin, hot water in bath. pri-
waite home. Phone 218l-
TOR RENr-Furnished room, close in. Pm.
5000.
Will furnished bedroom. walking dis
t1rce. heat Phone 6412
LARGE airy rooms. suitable for one or
two. 1902 Montana
FURNISHED room for rent. close in Phi
S77sJ-
FRONT bedroom. adjoining bath Phone
-237J. 1910 e. Rio Grande.
DELMAR rooms. s17A \. stanton; rng.
water; free baths, SOC. 81 day; 81 up wlzly.
ONE furnished bedroom for gentleman.
s07 Wyoming.
THE NEVADA-Pleasaut rooms. steam
heat Phone $3.50.
LARGE front rooms beautifully furnished;
private bath; close in. Phone lsos.
LARGE airy south room. beautifully FUR
nished private family. Phone ss5sW.
ROOMS FOR rent; modern conveniences
szs w. Missouri Phone 1855 keferen.ee.
HOLLENBECK HOTEI-Furnished rooms
and light housekeeping rooms -lil9
Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-17
SeIl-Livestock-Buy.

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WANTED-Three or four gallon COW Cor
Re ID. best care. pasture T. A. Wythe, Her
aid Giro. dept