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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06

itc6t onBer 3meiiel ino fam IL tol-
gen0cr y9ciic lcidt bclpielen lucrocn
SSu ieinen 9urcanr, glr.1ii, ,9roao-
man. 6ottc CT ell Spitcn BON Yri.
bot GeIepbon 9iuien Die nit pie.
Ien Nribot Gelcp6on . 2iuien uer'
ldlieoener Nlaflerfirmen uerbtnOen
poren G6e CT @elegenbeit bat, Oielc
.5u entierner, ntiiiien sic cine Siltc
oerieI6eif bo6en. Menn er ge5lpun'
gen miro, Sic init ciner 2iite 81
oerle1en piiroe ib iie nit elmer elei'
den Siite ser 9lelp gorfer Eele.
pbon @eieaidyoft unO Der @eltern
Union GeIceropben .@eieaiduft Der
gleihcn, ga es Sieie 6eioen @elell'
lboften iino, melte Die GrG6te lie.
terten- NodOem sic ini Belts oieicr
Sllten iinO, fonneu Sie bon alien
ylatler iSirinelt Die oomit in Der
blnoing itcben, cine 9IbiGriit oler
am leinc &ed)nung in ocnt IN 5roge
tonllenocn 3eitrolm arSgcfii6rten
slllltragc erbolten. Gieic llntcrili.
dung IoIlte niht mir icinc perionli.
pcn lonoern mtd) oGc gc6eimct
IrallSattlonen Ocdct ioldc, sic ais
gltunlerlrtc" oocr unter iolidjen gia.
men porgcnonnen iuur0cn, Die ober
allc, mic ans ocn 9iideri oeS Nlai.
lcrS lid) crgcbcn luirO. bon i6n con.
trolirt ooer oorontirt iuorOelt inio.
! SoIltcn Die Mofler oicIe 9tnShuifi
pcrpciecrn, 10 bat Scr GongrcB sic
Nfad)t ole Niitglieocr 5ll 5luingen,
olc Stiber ilnO EronSaftioncil nor-
5ule9cn, ilno oo Oie &egeln 0ergoriC
out gcnilgero breiter @riln0loae rlt
ben INTO Oebnbor eenua liuo, oIlC
Nbipelhilltgen bon et6iIhen@elh1ftS
nictbooen bon Soften ibrer N1itglic
Der 5u ocdcn 70 miro Oiird cine Sc
ruiung an Die Dircftoren oieIer Syn
iiitntion obne 3peifel oieIe synfor
noticn erbdltIi6 iein. gieIe Diit
glieoer Der 9orie eliten Sfufes Iinl
nur oll5u germ bereit, Oieien unlou
teren Sfanool aufoeden Sli beIfcn.
Iiele gln9eleeenbeit lit bon bic
lgroBerer 9eocutung, ais Sic glou
ben un0 nenn sic einmoI Sbr
l@loidineric IN 9eiueglue eeiest bo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
@pn gemdltane iiberlpaLtiat.

Weitcrn giddmittag iullr0e Der %
Sabre alte Geo. gurfe pon 9fr. 122,
9forO. RpppIeron.Str., bon ieinen 6a4
nlilienongeborieen bon G5oS ii6erludl-
tiet IN ieinem 3immcr nufdeillnocn.
Die Eoli5ci Oes weitliHen GiitriftS
miroe benahridtiet nno brahtc Den
iuneen Nsann ms llniUerittp Soipi.
tall po CT bon Or. 81. 8. Soil mil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
0os ncantc Gcu6uSs.0lccitaI.


Ginem GioIinceuo 9iecital iebeu
mir gep6bulicb nit gcniiidten gn-
pfinoungen entgegeu, 0enu oas5d0.
nc, pelbes es uns bringt lit foit
immcr pon mandcr llnreinbeit Der
Sutonotion lnO einem ihnorrenoen
@eifloua bealeitet, beiorocrS GA, lpo
Scr Gomponiit @eigcn Eaiio9en
fiir OaS Gcao idrcibt gtidt obcr
Del Dem gcitrigen @eo6oOp 9iecitol
Gie aimit Oes Gellilten Sons ainO.
Ier mor Elm umgctriibtcr @cuuB. &or
9lacu iueil Oie teduiide Nieiiter-
idoit uiHt 3icl, iouoern Dlittcl
bIcibt. Ger iimgc ainoIcr, SoIoccI-
hit oeS EbilooeIpbier Srhcitcrs, be.
iiBt sic orci GarOcnoltleenOen oeS
GeIloipieIs; Sdonbeit oes Zones,
Ncinbeit Der Sntonotiou mo tedni.
idc 6ertigfcit. ltu0 ooS Sd0nite
babel r. CT lit Gin NIT pormfiibIcn.
Dem Scr5cn nit eincm bon feinenl
Stplgeiii6l ac5iigeIteu temperament
beeobter cdter aiinitler.
9ei 9eetbopen beiBt Stpl rWlenih
iein. Seine 2rric, beionoerS bic ser
5peiten ShoifensperioOe Gin mel
der oie geitern ocipielte groBe u.
Our Sonote iiebt), bot etipa iene
ploitiicbc GolcnOung mo Grbo6eu.
bcit @otbe'iher &ocie. Tie Sonotc
lprroe geiteru bon &inoler lno @ais
Sonnan, &looier gut geipieIt bod.
items pirfte cine MIR IN ipenigcn
Stetlen bemerf6ore nidt Beethoven
ihe 56ottirling etipos itorelio. Niit
scr @ieoer5obc Scr ibmpboniiheu
9ariotionen bon 9ollmanu, oeucn
oicier aif fait olcn Gontpoiitionsgc-
bicten t6dtigcr Gonponiit ieine aus
ldnOiihe@efonntihoit oerOonft, itca-
te ainoler, 6eiouoerS III sen getrage.
ucn S1beu ieine &uuit ms idonitc
2iht iinO crucdte bei'm Gublittnl
eroBcu GntbuiioSnruS. llnO IN Der
SdliBorltppel ySie rll6ig icbon iuor
Oos Siciliono, iuic gro5ioS- OoS S1n.
Oel'Ihc Wienuet, ipic pociieooll oos
Oriental bon Geiar Gui, tuic bunlor.
poa ooS 9oePidbe Stiid.
&iuOlcr bat iibcroll eroBcu 9cifaII
crrlngcn 6offcutlid loBt iidl Scr
illnge &iinItIer Oo0urb nid)t perIei-
ten, luie es ia 10 imgliidliher @ciic
oft gcbt. Sol6es Snleut lit eigent.
lid nir iiir ipobrc crnite almit 81.
liimnt llebrigens ocriteben mir
lett, ipie Der begdbtc StotolusfD mii
iolhem Wioterial i'm GrheIter bic
idonen Gillette cr5ielcn fam.
YIit Srn. SinOler trot aeltern@tbe.
lpn GrpOeu Eioniitin @roOuirtn
Oes &eoboop GonlerpatoriunlsJ II
friibere SdiiIerin Oes Srn. @oSs
auf. sic ipieIte Oos befanute Bad
idjc Goppricio bon oen 9rogronm
Muiifern 10 oft ais bereHtigenoes
9eilpieI crmGbut un0 Die 9.NloIl
Sonate bon Chopin Sri. Trnoer
1T cine toIentpouc %iuniItin belsi
quite Gednif, cinen in Sen meider
SteIleu id0nen glnihlog unO aud
miiifoliides Gmpiniocn ipeIbes iil
IN ser Sonote biibid sum Goribcir
bradtc. Sn 6ortc miro nod, forcir,
unO flingt scr Gon 3mpeilen ettuos
bart" Gie 9looicripielerin iob lid
nod scr Sonotc olirh oen 9cifoI
ocs @ublifums 5u eincr 3ugabc Der
onIoBt lluO lpeuOete bic @eS Gur
Gtuoe G1opiu'S.
Sr @onnonu eriuieS lid) oils eli
Iebr gutter, lnlliifolild fcinfii6lenoel
gegleiter, ser Den @lobierport itp(
nnO funItpol Ourd)iiibrte
q a, A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
ScrSiuuH6 6rimcI pun iriner Sdllue-
tier aelndlt.

Itr BtlHuI.
@ei oen yGbriitIiden @erein iiin-
ger Nidnuer" liei geitern ein Eelc-
gramm aus Stem Dorf bon Ger
nGcttiden @eIcllIboit4 cin in ipeI.
dem eriuht purOe, Srn. 5erOinanO
6rimcI, Oeiicn gloreiie ais i'm .Gbriit.
liden Gerein iunger Wldnner@ SIT
Baltimore bcfaunt lit, mit5utbeiIen,
OaB oeiieu Shmeiter, Srou Sernline
Stein6a6, mo 4inocr ntf @Qis IS.
Iano intcrnirt iinO. Gie 6rou in0
9in0er iucroeu 0cportirt, iouS Iih
ibr 8ruOcr nibt ilmgcbenO meIOet.
9Im gIOreBbub fonnte Die 9I0reiie OeS
Nlomes niht gchmOcu mcroen, unO
bobcn Der ocutidje lmO olterreihiihc
&oniuI feiteelteIlt OoB Srimel li6
bis Dor bier Nlonateu i'm ,Gbriit-
Iidcu @crein iingcr NfGnuer~ auf-
gcbaIten babe, oo1 leit 6ieier 3cit
uidts bon ibm gebort ipuroe. 9lle
&crionen Oic iiber oeu glufentbdIt
OeS @eiudten etipos wiiien iollten,
weroen gcbetcn ocnieIben lofort,
wemt mo9li1 teleeropbiib gum
@oblc iciner SHmeitcr bierpon in
aenntuiB 5u ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
Seim 3tpeifcI uebr.

0etW OlpetFel NIeDC.
Sn ben Sluecn Der NSOIi5ci bc5HsIidI
Der S0inns Der @luromOitcric III
&bilaOclpbin. - @crnarS gS.
SciuiS, Der in 9ltlantic Sin
SelbltmOrO 6esins uffcnbnr Der
Sbatcr. ~ Ginisc Ser llmftamOc,
bic undD glnsObc Der BcbSrOen
onf iciuc SdnlO 6in5uWciIca
idcincn.
Ybilo beIp1iH 5. Souuor.
TT 0ie 81 lit jest eon5 uuo gor
gor 5u ocr llcbcr5euglng gcfonmcn
Dob Bernard 98. 2clpis, ser So6n
cincS reidcn @itts6urgber aoblcn.|
bonolerS, oer geltern in 9(tIantic GitD
Selbitnloro bcging, oerooe ais er
berboitet pcroen iolltc, Scr MorOer
oes @iooeIs @1oi5ie Colbert mar.
gfo6 9lniic6t Oes 0eteftib Deporte-
meuts ihIug 2cpis Oos iunge N}Go-
den NIT einent ihlmpfen Snltrnmeni
nieoer inO fIob, noAocm CT Iie nit
einem ieioenen Striimpf erOroiIeIt
bntte.
sic llnterilihlne lit jebt Oornuf
beNdrnnft OoS Nlutip oes N5or0ers
5i finOen sSn oieicr Snii6t finoet
oie Ebeorie Sln6ong, ouB ser N26r.
Der IN finon5ieucr geor1nqniB mar
I'M opieIleiht bon Dem MGOhcn @elo
perlanete. g(uh ooB oer Dloroer
tenipordr 9eiiteSgeiiort mar. miro in
oen &reis Der 9erebnngen ge8oacn.
Sin foitborer Diomontrina. 0os sc.
ld)ent elnes onoeren Gcrcbrcrs, miro
nod immer oerniBt.
@npt. Eotc crflGrte 6eitc g[6enO,
Dob SewiS, marc CT uni6ul0ia oeiuc.
lri1 mo Bate cr iib mr. Dor scr I'M.
ctlplinlbten 9lotorietGt eefiir6tct,
lIherlih cincn 9ricf bntcrloilcn ia
ben milroc, in iuelbcm CT icinc cage
crflort 6oben iuiiroc.
Die 9Soli5cl erlpobntc 6cufc gl6cno
Die toIgenOcn llmitGnoc, olS auf Die
SduIo SepiS bimpciieno:
@r botte cin bhltbeilcdtcS SoI6cn.
tilh IN icinem 8eiib; cine Strdbne
SOAR, sic IN Der Sono ser Grnoroc
ten eeilmoen ipproc, gIid 9epis'
Soar; Der SclbltmorOcr tno Gin
,5ralen.S}odtbcmo, Oos Ocncn olid,,
eie in Ocr @obuine ser Grmoroeten
aelunOen wirroen; oil ieinen S1nOen
beldnocn lid Srnb- ooer 8iB.Wun-
ocn bic uuf cincn &oupf binoettc.
ten; lein Scu0 iinO 9rogcn morcn
pon oerlclben @roBc, luie Dos bllt,
ccIIedtc Scm0 unO 0er 9rogeu, sic
in Der @obnlug Oes Nloocus Qciim-
ocn ipuroen; cine @nr0incn.Shmir
0ic Der eIi6, Die BON eincr @oroinc
in Dem department. oes Nioocas ab.
gcrilieu iuoroen luor, fonO ii6 inter
Seluis' @iieiten.
SSu cincm DlcmoronOlw 9ude
OcS ScIbihlorOers mor OieSelepbon
Summer ocS ilnGcn Nl1odcus Der.
5eiduet, unO Sclpis wuroe oIs Ser
@tonn iOcntifi5irt, Oen cin Eoricob-
Gbouifeir am gl6eno oeS YloroeS 5u
SRI. 6olbert'S SSo6nmg brodtc.
Iie 9eihe oeS Sel6ltmorOcrS miro
aus 9ltlontic Gitp nod @ittSbnrgb
geianot lperocn, iobolO Der Coroner
oieielbe freigebcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
9Onis y. Nictcrid 0cr @iinitIcr.


9llgemeine glnerfenning fono oaS
@emdloe, pcldcS Scrrn 6ronf ".
Shirt oarlteat, oos in Dem 0irefto-
ren5immcr oes N2arDlano- 3udt6ou-
icS cinen @brenplab erbaIten iol.
GieieS portreiflicbe @emdIoe lit Oos
Werf oes bcfauuten oeutiHen Gor-
troitmoIers Souis g. Dieteridb. Sr.
Tietcridb fiibltc iib our6 oen ibm 5u
GGeil 0etporNenen gluitrog icbr ee.
ebrt lmo crtl6rtc no6 Sertigltelhng
OeS @emdlocS, Dob er OieIeS iiir icine
bette glrbeit GGlt. Sir Oen fomueit.
ocn So5or Sum 9eiteu Scr aricgS-
notbleiOenoeu scr oerbiinoeten tellto.
uiiben MG1te bat ocr ainItIcr Gin
&ortroit ocS 5elomarld)olls saul
bon Sinocltblrg III glrbcit, ueIdes
Sic 8ciplrnocrlre glaer crrcecn miro.
@crr 0ietcrih lit Gin 9roBcr Gerebrcr
Ocs 9enounten Oeutiden Seerfiibrers
ino nrbeitet nit oler Ningeblng an
OicIcm Mcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06

Shlfe zines Hitlmotors tpie0er ms
2e6eu 5uriidgeriticn iuur0e. Spdfer
murOe Geo. 9urfe IN Die lDeltlide
EoIi5eiitotion eeiabreu. ipo feline giu.
geDorigen erfIdrten Dab Der innge
Wlann bduiig an @eiltesit0ruugen
leiSe imo poroisiidtIidl inter oeren
giniluB iih ourh @aS oas Sebeu
nehmen mnlltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
gLnf cinem Qampfcr pernnaIIidt.

gluf Dem am Giiener5sEicr 5u
Canton liegenoen italicniiden Gam.
pier ,Stromboli~ ipur0e deitern
9tbenO Inn z lIbr beim 20ihen Der
QaOuug Der 20 Sabre olte SeeTuann
aRiheIe Iaretto BON eincm 2aOebaun
eetrofien mo in ben Shifisroum ges
lblellocrt. Gr mur0e III Der idleu.
nigit berbeigcrlIienen glmbula3 Der
Gouton &oIi5eiitotion nah Oem st.
SSoiepbs.SoipitaI gebradt, no cr trob
aaer gInitreuglineeu Der gcrite icin
2eben 3u rctter, ieinen GerIebnngcn
etIog. Ger 0}om bottc eineu SAas
Oclbrl1 crlittcn Coroner Suslcp
ipirO cine llntcriiidung abbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
SfnlQtiOnrIle
Gntbhllun0en.
llcber ,,0rf," bOn OeuI
@allitrret prOfitirtc
!6tmii9tlib Der 09iliOm'.
i@em sSrieOemsmUtc.

@ioflcr-6 -6irmen crbieIten ongcbli6
oorber Olodrid,t iiber Ocn bcob-
ii6tistcn 9dritt Oes 93rdiiOcnteu.
@os Ofepraientont g8oOO Dem
9fcocl-Gonlite Oes Suuies cr-
sdbIic. - Gin interciiontcr gricf
BON u. Curtis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06

@ei oent belltieen @obeIfriibitiid
oes uGitp.Glnbs" ipir6 0berlt s9. g9.
Sorts bon ser @unoeSormee, Dem
oic oifentliHcn @eb1uOe uno glnlo.
gen III Moibineton iuteritebeit, ais
@oit 6ngegcn iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
Nrnennllnn ber 9rren.Neh1rNe.

WoiipernclIr Sorrington inadlte
eeitern befonnt ooB er in Der nod.
item @ode cine nnbe5abIte Gomulii.
lion sur ltnteriuHung Der ltrinHen
Der @eiitesfranf6eit ernennen iperoe.
Oicle 9eb0roe ioa irgeitO cine Dte.
tbooe ihioiren, I'M Der &ranfbeit
@inbaIt aebieten 81 f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06

MnrMHeNten, nte ben ,,DMtlfjen UoFrgyNvWs
heHttH" NGHt phnftlinl rbrr nngeagImHNtG eFs
bdlteu, ftun gebttcn, Der Effice bnnan Der Erges
ttrR pbtr iMrtftlsm WlstsgeitnAa dn utnpsn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12
VALUES It At
500 A BOTTLE
Well known FL Paso Ac-
countant says Tanlac has
made a new man Of him.

Il worldn't take 8 hundred dollars
FOR the good this one bottle OF Ianlac
has done for me- said Burt L Little
son, of 1107 North stanton street, a
few days ago when in the Kelly d
Pollard Drug store for q second bottle
Of Tanlac. Mr.. LitrieuOn Is ar expert
accountant associated with the Popular
Dry Goods company ana he has many
friends in FL PasO who VIII be pleased
&c learn Of his restoration 70 health
yes" continued Mr.. Littieron, Il
suffered with indigestion and nervous
ness for SIX months and I think 1 had
catarrh Of the stomach like SO many
people have. anyway the food ] are
did not seem TO be properly asslnl-
lated by my digestive organs and /
kent losing weight until ] got way
ooEn below normal. What I ate SOur5d
on my stomach and formed gas and
this caused me a great deal Of pain
and made me very nervous Besides, I
suffered 2 good deal with nausea and
headaches and wasn't able 10 sleep
hardly any OF course this III health,
added 70 nv responsibility a. the Of
ice, worried me a great deal / was
hardly able 70 do NY work satisfac-
torily and I Just didn't know how 7
was ever going to get Strengthened out
again.
.One day. friend Of mine who knew
what n rundown condition ] was in
advised me to take Tanlac and a. I
was feeling pretty bad at the time,
decided 70 do so and I went and got me
tight away After only a few doses /
could feel the good IL was doing ne
and I kept on improving right along.
BY the time I had finished that one
bottle all my nervousness had left NE
and I got 10 sleeping fine and getting
ID in the morning rested and refreshed.
q am eating fine TOO and everything
seems to agree with me all right
an feeling like a new man ana I am
more competent to do my work and +
really enjoy il was delighted TO finj
when / weighed the other da- that I
had gained five pounds on Just that
one bottle Of Taulac and L am going
20 take another bottle and / think /
viii certainly gain another five pounds
at least YOu can count on me 10 rec
ornmend Tznlac al all times"
Tanlac is sold in Fl Paso By Kelly
& Pollard Company Inc. under the per
sonal direction Of a special Tanlac rep
l-esenrat fVe-AdE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12
Hair Often Ruined
By Washing With Soap

Soap should be used very carefully.
II you want to keep your hair looking
its best Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali- This
cries the scalp. makes the hair brittle
and ruins Il.
The best thihE Tor steady use IS just
ordinary nulsified cocoanut oil (Which
IS pure and greaseless), and Is better
than the most expensive soap Or any
fling else you can use
one or two teaspoonfuls VIII cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly Simply
moisten the hair with water and rub Il
in It makes an abundance OF rich,
creamy lather. which rinses out easily.
removing every particle OF dust, dirt,
dandruff and excessive oil The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and II leaves
THE scalp soft. and the hair fine and
silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy
10 manage.
You can set mulsified cocoanut oil
|st any pharmacy. its very cheap, and
l. few ounces VIII supply every MEMBER
of the family for months--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12
FAMOUS ACCORDION PLAYER
VISITING AT BELEN RANCH

Don Fiatti. the famous italian &C
cordeon player. is a guest of DR.. c. G.
Young, on his ranch at Belen, Texas
DR. Younr. who plays the Russian
plano accordion, is great friend and
admirer OF Don Fiatti, and when the
latter was obliged to cancel his en-
gagements in the United states and
health, Dr. Young wired him to come
to his ranch. where it is hoped that the
sunshine of the great southwest may
spare his life. DR.. Young came to Tex
as some ten years ago on account OF
a similar but much milder form Of tu-
bercular Infection and is a great en-
thusiast OF the Il Paso country. He
states that not even the Kara, Kun
desert Of c Asia, often visited or
him in past years while in quest OF
Karakul sheep, IS a more appropriate
country for health seekers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12
DR.. LEO E. KNOPF, GERMAN,
HELD ON WHITE SLAVE CHARGE

Dr.. Leo z. Knopf. q German subject
who has been closely watched during
the last few weeks by department Of
justice officers because OF alleged &C
tivity around the Elephant Butte dam.
was arrested " ednesday night by dep
uty United States marshal Jere Du-
Bose on a charge of violation Of the
Mann white slave act. Il Is alleged
that he took a Mexican woman from
Fl PasO to RincOn. y. NJ. for immoral
purposes.
Ten different counts were returned
by the federal grand jury against Dr..
Knopf and the principal one OF these IS
an immigration charge. alleging that
he brought q Mexican woman into the
United States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12
Ordinance Considered by the
Council to Provide for
Subway and Sewers.

An ordinance specifying that an cleo
ION be held for the purpose Of placing
before the voters the question OF clos
ing Main street At the Buchanan street
crossing. 50 that a subway can be con
structed by the FL Paso & Southwestern
and g. h & S. A. railroad lines from
octave - near the union depot was
being considered this afternoon at a
special meeting Of the city council
The ordinance is expected to be adopted
and an election ordered.
The ordinance also provides for a
bond issue for the proposed storm
sewers. The city engineer viii make
an estimate OF the cost OF the sewers
before the council determines the
amount Of money TO ask for the work
II the voters approve Of the closing
OF this intersection the railroad com
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12
THEFTS REPORTED INCLUDE
CLOTHING AND u. S. PISTOLS

The following thefts were reported
to rhe notice Thursday.
The store Of Guadalupe Cardenas. IA
san Jacinto street. lost a brown sweat
er, a gray coat ana one pair OF navy
blue trousersN
A Wiley. 1s11 East Fourt street, a
fun dress suit. a gray Stetson hat r
check suit and a blue serge dress coat
Three United States automatic Colt
revolvers, caliber .45. from the camp
~ the second regiment OF engineers
Camp Baker; numbers OF the guns be-
ing 5512S. 1901 and 44403.
A coil box from a car belonging to II
a Ornlopp. Brinkley apartments
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12
BIG AERIAL TRUCK ARRIVES
FOR CENTRAL FIRE COMPANY

4 La France motor aerial truck one
OF the most modern pieces OF fire a2-
paratus. was added 10 the equipment OF
the FL PasO fire department Thursday
morning following its arrival in the
santa Fe railway yards The DIG
truck will be assigned to the central
station and viii answer calls in both
the residence and business districts
the smaller truck being sent TO ths
Mesa station for duty.
The contract for the building OF the
truck was awarded to the La France
company several months aSo. after
competitive bids had been submitted
TO the council The extension ladder
on the truck is 20 feet Ions and VIII
reach as high as six stories
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12

hurry and without the least pain.
can wear tight shoes. dance and walk
as though I never had corns-"
"Gets-Tt' makes the use Of toe-irri-
tating salves. bundling bandages. tape.
plasters and other things not only fool
ful discovery. ~Gets-It" for any soft
or hard corn or callus. II is the new
simple, easy. quick way, and II never
fails. You'll never have 10 cut corn
again with knives or scissors. and run
chances Of blood poison. Try Gets
It, tonight
'Gets-It' IS sold everyW there, zoe a
bottle, or sent on receipt OF price by
T. Lawrence * Co. Chicago. IlL-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12
TEMPLARS TO BE INSPECTED
BY BIG SPRINGS OFFICER

IlaTIes = Alderman, q Big SPRINGS,
Texas. grand inspector Of the grand
commandery Of Knights Templar Of
Texas. is in Fl Paso to inspect FL Paso
commandery No. IS. The inspection will
he held tonight in the templars' asylum
IN Masonic temple
Following the inspection and the con
ferring OF the red cross degree. q ban
quet will be served in the basement
dining room in the temple.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12
LOCAL ATTORNEYS HONOR
JUDGE WEST AT DINNER

judge Duval West, OF the United
states court. was the guest Of honor at
a dinner given by the FL PasO County
Bar association Mt Hotel PasO del
Norte Wednesday night W. ". TUrner
acted as tOastmaster. Those present
were judge West II. r Robertson. g
T. Mead, A. II. Culwen ". ". Turney,
J. L Martin, d. Ii. Hart, ]. J. Mahan.
7. F. Mckenzie. p. r. Edwards. c R
LOOMS. Leigh Clark. Adrian Pool. r.
T. Burgess. J. ". GosSin. Maury Kemp.
r. VI. HighnOte, r. B Jackson. c p.
Hudspeth and A. T. Burgess.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12
MEXICANS LEAVE BLANKETS;
ESCAPE WHEN DISCOVERED

light Mexicans. four men and four
women. who had secured employment
az Wrighrs cleaning works. 2S1S Mon
Jana street, were discovered Wednes-
day night by several drivers for
Wrights as they were trying to steal
bundles OF blankets. The 1Iexicans are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12
HAWKINS BUILD FOUR NEW
BUNGALOWS AND PLAN THREE

Hawkins Brothers have just com
pleted the construction of four new
bungalows in block 132 in the Alta
Vista section These bungalows have
six rooms each and a basement Three
of them have already been sold.
Hawkins Brothers have bought from
Eugene Gordon lots % TO q in block
1914 of the Alta Vista section and have
begun the erection OF three new six
room bungalows On these lots. They
VIII have Easements ana glazed-iu
sleeping porches.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12
CHARGED WITH THEFT.

Manuel Aguilar, charged with theft.
was tried before justice a. J. Hal.
morning. and the evidence
given to the grand jury. G. A Croft
was the complainant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12
rRANsPnRrATInN MEN NrEET.

4 meeting OF the transportation com
mittee Of the chamber OF commerce was
called for o'clock this afternoon. The
recent trade excursion and other inn
portaut business viii be discussed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12

Il is much better The man or woman who industri-
ousy, sincerely, devoteS hour a day to regular,
systematic reading in the Britannica of the certain sub
ject subjects he she is most interested in will not
only find the plan of payment better than a lower cash
price, but will find the books paying for themselves
and in increased knowledge and that means m
creased earning ability.
This is no idle use of words. The same testimony Of
the value of consistent persistent pursuit OF knowledge
is given by Andrew Carnegie who says: "a half hour
day spent particular line of study is the best invest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12
CHARGES NAN TOOK ATTo.

Complaint was filed before justice =
7. Hall, Thursday, b. A. Leppel, chars-
ing Joe Taylor, alias Rex Mayberry.
with taking an automobile. TAYLOR is
confined in the county Jail awaiting .
hearing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12

Are YOU getting all OF the mOuey
your house should brinEe Ask Lee
Newman. 7 specialize on tenements.
Phone 1904. $685. :. Ell Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12
NORMAL CONNITrEF; no gTFET-

commerce in charge Of the coming
summer normal TO be held at the High
school will be held tonight in the
chamber Of commerce, beginning at
o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12

u PasO seed Co., is now located al
the corner Of Campbell and san Antonio
SITS. One block east OF City Hall and
Court House Phone S62.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-12

reported TO have fought a few mo-
ments. then escaped, leaving the blan-
kets. police reports say.