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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20

can walk without becoming tired.
Next take two five grain tablets Of
ordinary uuxated iron three times per
day after meals for two weeks. Then
test your strength again and see for
yourself how much you have gained.
have seen dozens Of nervous. run
down people who were siIinE all the
time double, and even triple their
strength and endurance and entirely
get rid Of their symptoms OF uySpep-
STA. liver and other troubles in from
ten 10 fourteen days time simply by
taking iron IN the proper form, and
this after they had in some cases been
dOcJoriuE for months without OBJ
tanning any benefit You can talk as
you please about all the wonders
wrought by new remedies, but when
you come down 10 hard facts there Is
-oIhlng like good old iron to put
..I0r in your cheeks and good. sound,
-aIthy flesh on your bones II is also
great nerve and stomach strength
1ler and the best blood builder in the
Grid. The only trouble was that the
I'D forms Of inorganic iron like tincJ-
tire Of iron. iron acetate, etc. often
med peoples teeth, upset their
tomaCnS and were not aSSlmllateG
I'D for these reasons they frequently
I'D more harm than good But with
the discovery Of the newer forms Of
organic iron all this has been over
come NuXated Iron. for example, is
pheasant 10 L1nts AotH lloL -llu Lc Al4E
teeth and is almost Immediately bene-
fetal
<OTE-The manufacturers % NuLated
Iron have such Cubouuded confidence IN
IT'S potency tna- they authorize the an
n0uncement that they viii forfeit 500 90
20 any Charitable Institution II they cannot
take any man or woman under sixty who
lacks iron and increase their strength 100
percent or over in four weeks time, pro-
vlded they have no serious organic trou-
BILE Also they will refund your money IN
any case in which NuEated Iron does not
at least double your strength in ten days
time Il is dispensed in this city by A. Z.
Ran and all good druEgists.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
eDRAFr cs,--TNIorE.

THE Stacker" viii be shown today
and tomorrow. Draft o5S" is a pic
ture of first magnitude as well as
picture Of the hour for all true Ameri-
cans. The shows start at 1880. 1915,
., 3-f5. $50, 1913 and o'clock.
Frances Bushman and Beverly
Bayne in The Adopted Son" VIII be-
here beginning Thursday.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
DISAPPROVE
WOVTANsS DAINTY

Little Rock, Ark. Nov. 2o-Mayor
Taylor yesterday refused permission
70 hold meeting in the city han to
Miss Mabel Vernon. Of Nevada. and
Miss Natalie Gray Of Colorado. organ
izers for the National Womans' Party.
Who are visiting Little Rock Gov
trough announced that he had de-
cliued an invitation % Introduce the
speakers Both the governor and
mayor said that they favor woman
suffrage but disapprOve OF picketinE
the white nouSc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
HOME DEFENCE COMPANIES
MEET TONIGHT FOR DRILL

Barney Hughes has been appointed
irstructinE captain of companies five,
six and seven, FL Paso Defence league
These companies viii meet Tuesday
night for drill at Alta Vista school
Companies eight. nine and ten. G
Jack Henry. insJructing captain VIII
meet at Bailey and M0rehead schools
at the same time, while companies one
and two are also planning TO hold
drills at the same time. They viii
gather at some point in Sunset
Hafgnts-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20

New York, Nov. oO-Justice Giege-
rich. Of the supreme court, has ap-
pointed Maurice Dieches temporary
receiver Of the Quick Silver Mining
company, Inc. q S10,000,000 corpora
ton The corporation was organized
TO operate oil fields and mines in Cali
fOrnia- Listed assets total S9S 900.
listed liabilities $4,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
You Should
Use the Phone

When announcement to come to the
store. $500" gets the store, then ask
to be connected with the phone order
desk. Your order Will be taken. regis
tered and followed up until filled and
put on way for delivery.
IF unable to fill, notification will be
promptly 'phoned.
In phoning orders to some individual
IN a department. please speak slowly
and make the taker of order at store
give his or her last name and repeat
order as received to make sure.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
WEATHER BULLETIN.
L. :. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUITTRE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observations taken
At S am. 18th me-
ridian time. 6 an.
Fl Pas0 time. Nov.
20. 1917
Forecasts.
Fl pasp and vicin-
ity- Fair and con-
tinued cold tonight
and WEDNESDAY.
New Mexico: To-
night and Wednes-
day. fair. not much
change in tempera-
ture
arizona Tonight
and Wednesday. fair.
not much change in
temperature. Local
frost central por-
tiou
West Texas To-
night and Nelues-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20

1t is because Of this that perfectly plain Cloths with ornament
Satin band Others of this class
iOus smart stripe designs and simple border
Next order this character of goods with scaoped
And finally the infinite varieties of LacedecOated embroidered
goods in exquisite elaboration of design
Such Cloths gstenng under the candegt THANKSGIVING
table mpar subtle Of good cheer of which every Will be
conscious See these when down Buy
ing the Thanksgiving Event. LINEN Secon-Third Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
The POpular's
UnadVertiSed
Specialist

z VERY day in each de
L. partment some article Is
displayed with a price card
marked " UNADVER-
TISED SPECIAL" These
items are changed daily and
VIII be sold for less than we
Will ever advertise the same
merchandise. Look for these
price cards. No phone orders,
exchanges, or c. 0. DIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
Reliable Table Linens
For T estal Occasions!

u VERY housewife rejOices in
Zone or two extra-fine and
perhaps extraIarge Table Cloths,
to be used on those special Oc-
casions when it is desired to have
the home appear at its very best.
Whether your best is to be a
plain high-grade Satin Damask
or an elaborate Filet Lace Cloth,
the place to buy it is at ''The
Popular" where there is the
widest possible range Of designs
and where quality and value are
assured.
Usually the finer and better the
Linen, the simpler and more Sc
we're are the designs, for such
designs reveal the fullest beauty
Of the fabric.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20


critical moment.
Purchases Of more than 30 days
supply viii be forbidden. and candy
and ice cream manufacturers and
makers Of syrups and similar goods
viii not be allowed more than 50
percent Of their normal requirements
for the period to the first of the year,
il was announced.
Among those who spoke at the
meeting were James A. Dick. s. J..
Freudenthal, George II. Clements and
C. ). Mathis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
WORK SCARCE FOR MEN LET
OUT AT CAMP CODY'S FINISH

ant to have everything that's desired.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
STEER FOR THE PORT OF HEALTH

ROUTE. It's a pleasant road Don't allow your run
tlnue- Increase your jaded appetite. restore your
build your shattered nerves repIenish your vanished
The evening herald., 1917-10-24
The Scrap Book
DRAFTED.

DRAFTED.
THEY'VE chosen YOU. son, for tho
work 10 do.
You arc picked for the foremost
line,
To follow your country's flag afar,
TO battle for every stripe and star,
10 conquer for yours and mine
sons OF q land OF blood true blue,
out of the many the one ~ you
They've chosen YOU, son.
They've chosen YOU, son, that your
name may stand
In the epoch that you VIII writes
That never again the world may
know,
The Eeartless hand and the cruel
blow
Of q ruthless monarchs might;
That never again "a helpless land
A tyrant piuless need withstand.
They We chosen you, son.
They've chosen you son, from the
flower Of youth
To herald lasting peace;
10 prove TO the world that the aid
We give
Is proffercd that justice and right
may live,
And despotic power must cease;
That IN from the bloodstained ground
the truth
Must spring, cteinaly horh, for
sooth.
They've chosen you, son.
They've chosen YOU, son, you're the
one they ask
70 haiti % foreign foe;
To "a distant land mid tho he'll Of n
war.
You're the one who must bear afar
our banner. that all may know
That we give our best 20 the righteous
task
The schemes OF selfishuess Ia urInask
They've chosen you, son.
cleveland Leader
The evening herald., 1917-10-24
NNtTENT pWOI'UitN ~ NOW
JIiJNG EUI.IIIlt.D.

Hccently a prophecy. said 20 hu
been mado nv Monk Frstre johannes.
has been making the rounds 81 The
press. Desiring to- establish us au-
thenticit, or otherwise. the uuii.r whs
referred To- the Newspaper information
bureau at Washington. Director
Frederick J. Iask!ns replied thar Il Is
real ana was discovered In old parch-
nent In the covenant - the hobs ghost
az Wismar. In Germany. and Is kept
under glas- In the town hail of that
city
en- the whole II IL remarkable
'prophecy II fullows
The real Antlchrlst VIII ne ono ~
/ The monarchs ~ his time Lutheran
Protestant. Iie viii invoke God and
give out Ills messenger. or apostle.
This prince ~ lies viii swear by
the bible. He viii represent himself
rs the arm Of the Most High. sent To
chastise corrupt peoples
He will have only one arm. but his
innumertblc armies who will take
Tor their device the words God ~
with us" Will resemble tho Internal
regions
For n long time be will act by
cram and stratesy His spies will
o,crrun tho earth. and he will be
master Of secrets of the mighty.
lie viii have learned men In his pay
who viii maintain ana undertake. 70
prove his celestial mission
\ war VIII afford him the oppor-
tumiW of throwing of the mask. It
Will not b, ln the first Instance q wa
which h" will wage against a French
monarch hut It viii bc one of such
nature that after Two weeks all will
roaiiz" us universal character.
Not puly Christians. but Musscl-
mans ana even more distant peoples
viii be- involved. Armies viii be In
volycd from the four quarters Of the
earth
For tho third week the angels will
pcrceiv" that the man IL Anu-Christ
and thar an will become his slaves
if the, du u", overthrow this oou-
Wcror.
Auuchrist will bo recognized by
Various token ,u special he Will
massacre tho priests the monks the
women. the children aud the aged.
lie VIII show uo mercy. but will pass
torch u hand, like the hsrhsrmns.
Ihu' uy"tiug christ.
His words Of imposiure will rosem-
bile those OF christians, but his y"w'
Of aIl the human race.
lie viii have an cuglc iu hi- arms
there VIII ais" no au eagle iu th"
Iurms of nls confederate hut the lat
ter will he Christian. aud will die
from tho mucCicuou ~ Pop" Bone
dict who win by elected at the be-
ginning Of tho reign of Nulichrl~t
u order o" conquer Auuchrist il
viii ur necessary to kiI more men
! than Rome ever contained Il viii
need th" energies Of "a tho kingdom. b.
because. IN, Leopard and the WINE
Eagle viii NOT p, able to make ap
END of h, Black Eagle withou, thu
Iud of the PRAYERS and the vows ~
| q I.. IHt....#. t.Y..
The evening herald., 1917-10-24
IhkI. NlcII,kE SAYS,

some men are 80 Lazy that they
give It the customary two weeks mo-
tiec before they will discharge an
obligation
As man grows older and the sum
mers seem hotter and the winters
seem colder. tho Thermometer seems
tu grow moro aud more conservative
Ana maNbs if yuu we're us silent
pcs that we'll known riNtlve YOU would
he as populut AS the ,y strr
The evening herald., 1917-10-24

THE TREASURY SND THE Ar.

Six months ego state - W." wa
declared rs existing between tho
United states and GERMANY In that
time the United States treasury de
partmont has collected from all sour'
COS over five billion dollars and dis
hurscd a slightly lesser sum
Upon the treasury estimates sub
The evening herald., 1917-10-24

mittei immediately after the war reso-
lution congress passed y biii auihoriz-
ing five billion dollars IN bonds aud
two billion dollars In short-term cer-
tificates of Indebtedness.
ON June -. after campaign oL
q month. an offering Of two billion
dollars of Liberty loan bonds was
closed; ever four million American 'it-
izsns had subscribed for over three bill
lion dollars in Lsbertv loan bonds.
Upon estimates submitted by the
treasury. on September -. congress
passed - law auth, rizing q loan 20 ~
saS.s4s 4sa. short-tcrm certificates ni
Ilndehtedncss ~ 81 Ooo. coo 900, and
war-savines certificates to the amount
~ 81 600 400 0o0
An offering ~ bonds of 81 0G0 600
900 or more under this latter law. call
cd the second Liberty loan of iei1. Il
now oeinF made. over a billion ond
ia quarter Of short-term certificates
have already been sold and an active
campaign for the sale Of war-ssvings
certificates IL being organized.
since the state Of war was declared
the treasury has purchased obligations
OF the countries at war with Germany
To- the amount of over two and a half
billion dollars
The increased volume Of business OF
the federal reserve banks since the
6th ~ April can he realized from the
fact that the discount operations OF
these banks during June. lei7. was
s750,270 T3s. a total In excess OF the
t9tal investment operations OF the
banks during the calendar year Of
1916
The war.risk insurance hureau since.
the PASSAGE OF the war resolution has
issued over $500 policies OF insurance
on American vessels and their cargoes'
valued at well over heif billion dol
lars, the 7rcmius collected amounting
to nearly s25 900. 600. As without the
insurance these vessels would not have
sailed. American commerce has been
| assiated TO the above extent
The bureau Of engraving has done
tremendous amount Of work in the
preparation Of interim certificates,
Liberty loan bonds and other work.
The bureau Of publicity Of the Liberty
loan aud other departments OF the
treasury have sent ont more than a
hundred million documents pamphlets
and other pieces OF literature. The
greatly increased activity Of all the
other departments Of government es-
pecally the war and navy, has greatly
increased the work of auditing done by
the treasury.
10y tn" treasur, department Of the
needs of al 1.-The other departments ~
government aud submitted TO congress
bN IA. secretary ~ the treasury reve-
nue. bill- for raising and appropriation
bills Tor cXpending many billions OF
dollars have been enacted into law.
Another notable achievement wa@
I tho preparation u the army and navy
Insurance hill whcih has passed con-
! Rress "mhodyinE the principles ana
following exactly the lines as presented
Ia congress by the secretary Of the
treasury The war-risk insurance bu-
reau has been organized ana IL n1w
prepared 10 afford tho benefits NJ the
law 20 an members OF the military and
Iuay3l forces of the United States.
The evening herald., 1917-10-24

centuries after tho incarnation of
word the beast will be incarnaied In
his turn and will menace the world
with ~ many evils as the Divine fn-
carnation has brought II graces.
Towards the 1000 Antichrist will
be- made manifest. Ills army will
surpaSs In number anything that can
br imagined There will he christ =
ians among his cohorts aud there will
be Mohammedan- among the defend
ers of the Lamb as well ~ some
heather soldiers.
For the first time tho Lamp will
be red for blood will flow Tvs the
domains ~ the four elephants at
once.
The Black Eagle will hurl itself
upon the Cock which viii lose many
feathers II will soon he exhausted.
but for the Leopard aud its claws
The Black Eagle. who will como
from the land Of Luther. will make
"a surprise attack upon the cock.
The white Eagle will come from
the north
The Black Eagle will find itself
forced to let go the Cock In order to
fight the White Eagle. whereupon
the COCK will have to pursue the
Black Eagle into the land Of the An
tichrist to aid the White Eagle
The battle foush, up to dhat time
will he as nothing compared TO that
which will take place in the Lutheran
county.
when the beas; finds himself lost
he win become furious.
Men will be able to cross tho rivers
over the bodies of the dead.
The Antichrist will sue for peace
many times but the seven angels.
who march before three animals oi
the land. viii have proclaimed that
victory will not 5e given except On
conditions that Antichrist shall be
~ NNl'' INV 0lldN On tHe tnifNnlUN
floor.
The three animals wilt not me per
rnitted to cease fighting as long a.
Anuchrist has soldiers
1t will be made manifest that the
combat which will hc fought out IN
that part of the country in which
Autichrist forges his arms is no hu-
man conflict The animal defenders
uf the Lamb VIII cxtermmAte the
last army of Au,i-hrist.
Antichrist viii lose his crown. and
die Ia solitude and madness. HIS em-
pire will be divided into 2s states.
pun none will have any longer any
fortifications. army or ships of war
The White Eagle. nv order OF
Michael viii drive tho Crescent ou'
OF Europe, where there viii he no
longer amy hut Christians lie will
INSTALL himself at "pnstantiuople.
Explanation.
The Kaiser rs q German Lutheran
-"uc arm Is withercd.
Gcrmauy is the Eluyk Eagl.
Austria. her alh. has also an eagle.
Russia iS tho White Eagle
France h. IN" cock
England. the British Empire Is
tho Leopard
The evening herald., 1917-10-24

10 wha, thou dost az II the stake
ere heaven. aud that thy last deed
ere tho judgment dav KingsleN.
The evening herald., 1917-10-24
orT on THEIR OWN MOUTHS.


} III l. my !mprrial aud roNal
} command that you 'uuUcntrat" 4
} your energies Tor the present up-
} on the attainment uf one puriic- I
} ular object. that YOU "nIpiuN nll
} Nour skill and Hil the bravery uT 4
} NV soldiers 10 rNtcrninntr the
} tis'acl"r1us English. 10 shalIcr 4
} and annihilnic General I'rcnche Z
} cnntrmptihlc IiItIc army" Will 4
} sm a. order issued August &c. I
1874
"GernlauNs greatness makes
Il impossible for her tn do with
, ont the oCa1n. hut the ocean nlSn 4
} hears wi,W'~s hat, cycn IN the
} distance aud un H. farther side. 4
} without EcrmnnN and the GER 4
} man cmperor uo great decision I
daTr he taken" william H.
speech. July .. 1900. 4
The evening herald., 1917-10-24
Telephones


No man can bc brave who consider
ain to bc the greatest evil of ne
or temperate who considers pleasure
bc the greatest good cicero.
The evening herald., 1917-10-24

Fortune. the grcat comandress o'
he world Il fhapman
The evening herald., 1917-10-24

owlinCss ~ the base ~ every virtuc
|rd he who goes the lowest builds the
latest Bailey
The evening herald., 1917-10-24

The Kaiser is q German Lutheran
-ouc arm i~ withered.
Germany is the Ipyk Eagl.
Austria her alh. has also an eagle.
Russia iS tho White Eagle
France h. the cock
England the British Empire. Il
tho Leopard
The state herald., 1917-05-18
Notice Of Dissemination Of Heirship

In the matter Of the petition of Elizabsth Wood
EiiIalrth II wood) formerly Eiirabeth Swsd'
tund. Anna l. Carbon. formerly Anna l. Swed-
lund. Amanda n Jcffri-s. formerly Amanda
Swediund. Emma NJ Aco,t formerly Emma n
Swrdlund. and Edwin sw~dlund for the deter
minatlon Of hsirphip and Of the interests In ths
land and easements Of Andrew Hector deceased
Whereas the petition Of the above named per-
sons claiming to be- The owners Of lots three ~
and four lil In section one and lots one III and
two III In section two Ifl tswnship eight tsl north
u range forty seven tt7l west Of the 9Th m
through mesn. coaysyaness irom y Hector u
legged In sati petition to bs the only heir Of An.
dvw Hector dses assd. has been fled In the die.
triet court Of Phillips county Colorado and IN or
der for publication Of notice herein having besn
duly made by the Honorable II = Burke judge Of
said court
Ho&ics 10 hereby given that on the 9th day of
May 1917 at pm OF - sooa thereafter ~ said
court will hear the same sh~srins viii hs had up
on said psttioa before sAid district court In the
district court room Of the county court houss In
Holyoks Colorado when and where any person 10.
tsrssted may appear an1 answer said petition ssd
~, up ssy proper defense to the same OF intss.
vsns to sssert and protest any right OF intss.
est ne may uasc
SAID petition alleges that Andrew Hector died
ntSstAts on or about the day Of April 1877 sersd
and possessed Of lots three Isl and four In sec.
ton one III and lots one Il and two III In section
tvo I2l alt In township eight lsl north Of rang.
forty seven tt7l west Of the 9Th m Phillips coun
" colorio
That said Andrew Hector died unmarried. and
without Issue him surviving. leaving - hls only
heir ., law his father y Hector. That HE ias,
place of residence was Phillips county ccyrsdo,
That No siministrn,ion was ever hal upon his -.
tate That heretofore and before the commence
men, Of this action no action has ever bssn
brought 10 determine Who his heirs are. Thst the
sbsys named ps,ionsrs ars the owners Of the .
hpvs described land BY reason of mrsns convey
aness from SAID q y Hector
Given under my hand and the seal Of the district
court Of Phillips county colorado this eth day Of
April 1917 t1 VIC Holland
Clerk II the District Court
Philip Zimmerman Attorney for Petitioner
The state herald., 1917-05-18
live STOCK PRICES
At SOUTH OMAHA
Cattle Rule Higher; Choice
Beet s13.15
HOGS AROUND 1os LOWER

Lamb Prlees Make Another Jump,
Values Calming Anyway 25e. Light
Weoled MsxIeans Sells At &ts.e6,
With Clippers oeins At e1S.ss.
Union Stock Yards, South Omaha.
Nebraska, May 10th, 1817.-Tuesday's
receipts Of cattle were Of fair proper
tions. 271 loads or 5000 head being on
market. Further Improvement over
Monday marked the beef trade. prices
being around dime higher. with
quality not above average. Consider
able urgency on part Of both packers
and shippers to All orders brought
about an active market, strictly good
to chloce 100 to 1900 pound beeves
selling from $12.25 up to $13.15. tho
latter being a new high mark for the
season and the highest price ever
paid for beef cattle at this point. She
stock took the advance the same as
beef cattle and everything Of desir-
able nature cleaned up early at about
dime higher.
Quotations on Cattle: Good to
choice beeves, $12.10913.1O; fair to
good beeves. $11.25012.0O; common
to fair beeves, S0.5O@11.OO; good to
choice heifers, $10.OO@11.25; good to
choice cows. $9.7581O.75: fair to good
cows. $s.7509.75; Gamers and cut
ters, $7.OO0s.5O: veal calves. 5000
1875; beef bulls. $7OO01OO0; prime
feeding steers. $0.756l0.9O; good to
choice feeders. $9.OO61OOO; good to
choice stockers. 5000 1880: fair to
good feeders. &s.5O99.5O: fair to good
stockers, $7.OO6S.50; common to fair
feeders, $7.OO0s.25; stock heifers.
$3.50 1000; stock cows, $7.OO01O.0O; I;
stock calves. $S.OO01O.5O.
Hog receipts were fairly liberal,
no cars or about 1900 head being
on the market. Both packers and ship
pers slow In getting started, with a
tendency towards bearing the market.
with result that when sales were I'm.
ally consummated they were around a
dime lower. the bulk going ut $15.65
TO $1,000 and the top at $16.15.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were
faIrly large as compared with runs
lately. there being total of twenty
six cars or about G.30O head. What.
ever good handy lambs were on the
market found ready outlet In good
season ut prices. while more or less
uneven were nbout u quarter higher
than Monday. Mexican lambs than
could have been better finished but
were Of the desired light weights.
brought a new high mark Of $l9.W.
while other Mexicans went nt $3.50
G1960. Westerns brought as high Al
sia.5O. Clipped lambs Of good kind
reached n new high mark Of $i5.SS.
Quotations on sheep and lambs
Lambs. wooled. sts.5OTl9.25; lambs
shorn. si+.759Ia.75: spring lambs.
| s15506 1900: yenrlings. shorn. $ii.50
| 614.00; wethcrs. shorn. SI1 600 1900
ewes. good to choice. $i4.0O0I4.75;
ewes fair to good. $i2.5O0 1915;
ewes. plain to culls. $500 1226
ewes. shorn. sl0.75112.75.