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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

-Sermann @ieie un0 8attin bon
Owensbille begleiteten letten Mons
tag eyreo Salt nn0 @attin, melde it,
men einen 8eiud abgeltattet batten,
nod Sermtann, bon no aus Serr 2olf
,ne @attin. bic iid allf Ser Sod)5cits.
reiie bcfinoen, iid nod @asconabc
begaben I'm, oortiee Scripanbtc gu
bcludcn ui,b bon bort aus in lire
Seinotb bel electra, Seras. 81 rel
fen, mo SER Salt cine sroBe Sarm
belitt.
-9lm Sienstag mar vSfymeine,
marft" in 9ermann. Ser Sdnoler
s. 9. Weper, bon Dab batte befannt
gen1adt, oaB er an bieiem Gage
S6ipeine bier auffaufen miro I'M
oieieIben nod ct. 2ouis 5u beridif-
fen unb als Solge famen biele Sarm,
err our Stabt Die cine groBe In5abl
fetter 9orltentbiere bierberbradten.
Serr Meper berianote bon bieralls
iiber 80 Sdweine nod benz ct. 2oui.
ier Marft, oie gum erobten Sbcile
bon folsenoen 5armern gcliefert
m,,rben: Sris Stride, Scrran allbl-
mann, gbas. g,,ldmeper, 5reo Bod,
Saul @aebler, Senrp 8ruers, Carl
9ul6meper. Sobn 9ltidnteper uno
uno Sswalb S%trabsner. idnmtlid
bon Sermonn 81. s. @; g. u. &ubn,
@. s. 9anuier unb 2ouis Saberltof
bon Sermann; 8m. Sperrp bon
Coles Greet; s. 81. V. Mteper, 2ouis
&lleage unb @m. Sod pon Ban unb
gilbert Sable bon Smiss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

-RGditen 9ienstag Staot uno
Shulnabl.
-@ug. Sable llno Satin BON
Berger paren am Montag beiubs+
Deiie bier.
CD. 9offmann bon Worriion
ipor am Sonntae bier gum 8eiud bel
ieiner Sdmeiter 6rau Sp. &immel.
-Jrau Charlotte @raf reiite leg.
ten 9ienstag 5u einem 8eiude BON
9eripanbten unb 8efannten nod ct.
Souls.
SRI. Martba unb Siloa SlIeoe.
rlann bon Berger befanben iid am
9ienstoe au trrsem 9eiude bon 9e.
fannten bier.
-Am %. april miro Die 2oge Der
6. 8. Of q. I'M Iubitorium Der ct.
8eorgs,8irbe einen Dffentliden
g,,dre beranltalten.
Gee Sumter unb Samilie BON
ct. 2ouis paren bieie @ohe mebrere
Soee bier gum geiud bes 8aters Der
Srau Sumter. 8eorg Starf.
-Srou gbp. Srapp bon ct. 2ouis
nebIt ibren 5pei ainoern meilt &C.
eennGrtie bier gum 9eild ibrer
Sbmeiter, Srau Senrp @obl.
So. DP. Wljif bat bas 8obnbals
bcs perit. Grnit @acbler an Der I.
unb @asbingtpn StraBc gcnlietbet
lrnD lit nit ieiner Samilie bereits in
bnsielbc cinac5ogen.
-2ouis Sill bon 8asconaoe mar
am Sonntag bier I'm Elm neltcs Soro
Iuto ab5ubolen oas or bon Der alenf
2umber 60. Den Iaentcn Scr Soro
Mutomobile, g%efallft botte.
-3ur6 Ealtor &asRann luurDe
an Spnntag bas jilneite Spbnhen
bon Seter Sbaefer uno Satin ges
tauft. Scr feline @eltbiirger erbielt
bic Hamen Srlius Wcolals.
-5ris Shsner pelder felt brei
Moden ourd einen idWeren anfall
bon. Hbeunla.ismus oas 9ett bitten
muBte, hot i;d mieoer iomeit erbolt,
boI; CT anl Stofe scben fann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30
9aiiet ms Gin nenes SoGIdjml.8e.
bGnSe banea
limb itimmt baber fir bic gonbar.
leibe.

Im Sienstpg nGditer @od)e ipcrs
ocn unjere giirger 8eleaenbcit ba.
ben barber ab5uitimmen oh Scr.
mann Gin ncites, ben Inforberlngcn
cntipredenoes Sodibul : @ebGltoc
baben Toll, poer Oh Die alte ct. Gbar-
les Sale melder Der Shulratb fir
Soditul5pefe bon Sabr at Sabr
genlietbet bat, aud fernerbin oas
Seim Der Sodidule bilben ioll, unb
Elm misunderstanding niirben Die @iir-
ger uniercr Staot iid oiisitellcn
iuenn fic iid fiir 2ebtercs entidlie.
Ben %iollten.
Infer Sduloiitrift cignet fcin &c.
bGlibe in peIdem Bic Sohidulc llll'
tersebradt merben fonnte. uno mic
Sober peib. ipeIher iemaIs Dem I'M
terrift beigepohnt bat, lit oas &c.
bGroe, bas Ger Sdulratb fir Sod.
idulsmede gemietbct un0 benust. fir
ben Smed sdil5lih i,ngeniigeno, nitt
allcin mcgen Gaumnlangel unb III.
praftiidcr Ginridtung, ionbern gara
bcIonocrs infolgc iciner lneiinItigen
Gage, in eirem @eifGftstbeile Der
Stabt, bift am gabngeleiic, no Der
llnterridt blrrd Die boritberiauicns
Den giienbabn5iige, Ourd Die Sampf.
pfeifen Ser 0ampfboote uno 2ofomo,
tipcn. bcitdnbig eeitort miro. CAB
iinter oieien i,ngiinitigen 8erbdltnil'
fen Der ltnterridt leioen muB urb TN.
icrc Sofidulc bic Stufe Der Soil.
fonmenbcit nienlals erreiden fam,
81 melder uniere tiidtigen 2ebrfrdite
uno Der Sleib Der sdiilcr beredtiste.
miro icoem einlelhten, luelder iih
mebr ols oberilGdlid nit benz Or
5iebrnesmeien bertraut gcmadt bat.
Scr 9au zines SofidulgebGuoes
lit cine Nothpenoigfeit uno bic 9onb.
allsgabe l,l1 mclde Der Sdulratb Die
9iirger bittct lit fcinc pcldc Dcm
Stcuer5oblerl1 cille grobc StelcrIaIt
oliibiirDen wiiroe. Mit MIR Is Gents
per $500 Stel,ermertb fam bic
9onoanleibe in niht all5ulangcr>
Grilt abbeaablt Weroen. Die fleine
grtraiteuer lpGre ia MIR Elm gagatcll
fiir bie Wcbr5abl u%nierer 9iiraer uno
fir ben Meiden fallm filblbar, nab.
reno Der Segen Ser uniern &inbern
unb &inocsfinoern burd cine ben
Infproerrnaen entipredenbc Sod.
idllle, 5utbeil miiroe, nit @clo nidt
%auf3umiegen lit.
Stimmt nlio on1 0ienstog fiir sic
9onbanleibc inber1 i1r bns nMgainit
tbe 2oan" auf Dem Stimnl5ettel aus
itrci6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30
@er fam betreffs Der 8onbfraee
itimmen.

Gem Staatseeiese aufolge lit jcbcr
Mann Der Dos 81. Sabr errei6t bat
llnb nclfer Elm Sabr Dor Ser @abl
i'm Staate unb 80 Gage I'M 9iltrift
in nelfem CT ltimmcn mill, eeipobnt
bat, itimmbercd)tigt ul,b fam baber
iiber alle Sragen unb Gonoioaten bel
Der @abl arn 9iensta9 itimnle1l, ei-
nerlei Oh er Stcueraabler lit ober
ni6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

: gs gereidt inns gum 8ergnii-
! gen befanntnnaden 81 f6nnen
) bob mir Die Oienite oes Srn.
5 Eanl Munie Sr. eciidert BADEN
} iint ltns in Sernlan,t 81 pertres
; ten rnb Grobufte ieoer Irt bel
/ prpntptcr 8aar5abIung 5u
, faufen.
/ @ir boffcn Dab Die @eidGitss
J Ie1,te ,inb aGe Inberen Die gro.
, BUTTE 81 perfai,fen babcn, nnie' {
! rem r,eltcr l1nternebmen ibr
@oblpouen entgegenbringen
/ iperben 81, gegenieitiger Go.Opc. !,
. ration. Sir beriidern ale Gin !
nSauare Deal"
Sermtanu 8rubuee SO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30
STATE BANK
OF Y, MISSOURI

@esrInbet 1911.
&opital $4,000, l1eberiduB $4,000
0epoiiten iiber 100000.
8etreibt Elm ausemeines 8autseibaft.
8esablt ! YrDSent auf Seit.SepOiiten.
8eSablt 3 &roaent auf Spar-DepDiten.
pot SidJerbeitss Sepuits8afen gu bermies
then.
Hub bittet Ireunolibit UNI eure &unbs
id|aft.
0irettpren:
Simun Ypeger, q. u. Meper,
g. gnaelbreht, u. V. Mpcuer,
Etep. 8uIfmann, >GhaS. @. Omen.
6enrp 2anaenhera.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-30

-&. q. @orbcrbaie uno @attin
neblt &inoer unb SRI. @ollea Stoep.
peln1ann bon Berger iparen am Mitt.
ipod bier allf 9eiitf.
The Washington times., 1917-12-12
Women's Suits Reduced to SIS
Serge Dresses, $50

Three styles that we do not
care to recorder. Were priced
at $40. Shown in navy blue
and black serge, plated and
braid trimmed. Not all sizes.
The Washington times., 1917-12-12

See and handle them-you
will know they are free OF
dressing and will improve in
the laundry. All white. sizes
lOX4O inches. Limited
quantity-nOt more than six
TO each purchaser.
bargain basement.
The Washington times., 1917-12-12
WOmen's All Linen En-.
brOidCred Hand
kerehiefs, Sc.
WOmen's Embroidered
Mourning HRndker-.
chiefs, I5c, 25c and 35e.

All linen and hand en-
brCidered Swiss. neat de-
signs, also pl1ln hem
stitched mourning hand
kerchiefs in Is and IA
nch hem.
The Washington times., 1917-12-12
New Holiday Ribbons

Gold and silver ribbons in black grounds heav-
fly embroidered, 10 inches wide, for bags, 4 q r n
hat crowns and girdles. Yard, III
The Washington times., 1917-12-12
Attractive Waists
Each AttructiVeEy Bored and
Specially Priced

White Wolfe Waists mr.
with fashionsbly large wv
collar; some lace TRIM ~
med, others embroidered, some
tucked, few with frills. Sizes So
to 46. The most satisfactory bar
gains of the season.
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1917-12-12

Various Curtains collected
and specially priced. Included
are Swiss Curtains, pa yards
long, 45c, and Marquisette Cur
tains in sash length. White
only, per pair, 45c.
Bargain Basement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30

Precinct 80, is-Hirhisnd Park fire sta
zion C.. A. smith presiding Judge
Precinct 10. l6-ldeal Pharmacy " B
Precinct No I7-Lauar DRUG store. 1910
E1st Boulevard 81 Dudley presiding
Precinct No. Is-rrown and Missouri
streets W ? OFT presiding Judge.
Precinct No. 1865 octavia street ed
ru Do. presiding Judge
Precinct 10 2g-MeSa fire station c R.
Precinct 10. s1-5os North Kansas street
d y ''.rH.-s presiding Judge
81 Meth oregon street T Bovce- pre-
precinct No. Sc Northwest corner Ar
zora and Kansas streets A T. Sar1worth
Precinct No. ef-Ei Paso Gas comuanv
OREGON and Franklin streets George rs
'r1 icheT nreSldinE Judge. -.
Prospect street Louis Hess Or siding
Prt,.inct Nc. Is -.Sesf-s.nes compsnv
y. Precinct 80, 27-orndorff garage C ~
IRE ballots 10 Be- used a. said eI-crton
7fcl contain SUBSTANTIALLY the following
words printed thereon in black lettering
ona1ua- white PAPER an voters desiring
% sustain the proposition 90 Issue the
BONDS DO accordance with this OBJ
flN NICE shat have printed uDon th4ir
ulllots suhstantiallv the FOLLOWING words
"lpou proposition 70 issue Bnnds 90 be
ne o. fHs intersecfiSns Of ..rsst, ~ NJ
For Issua nee OF Bonds 90
And those opposed 20 the issuance o. said
BCnds shall have printed unon thcir ha1-
Of substantially the following words
Upon proposition 20 Issue Bonds 20 Be
used for the purpose OF paving FOR paving
Of the lntersgctious or streets and alIeTs
tra civ o. e PaEo- Texas
Against Issuance OF Bonds"
And each voter shall strike out from
g1 90 ballot the words.
'For Issuance o. BonGs''-or-"A Against
Issuance Of Bonds according as he de-
sires 20 vote for o. against said urouosi-
ton
an voters desiring 70 sustain the urooo-
sitiou % issue the BONDS in accordance
with this ORDINANCE. shall have printed
upon their oallota substantially the FOL
lowing words.
the purpose Of paving Tor the building o.
] uhlic schools in Fl pasc. Texas
"For Issuance 90 Bonds
And these opposed TO the issuance %
said bonds shall have printed uDou their
ballots SUBSTANTIALLY the following words
10 Don proposition 10 issue BONDS for
The purpose % paying fcr the bulldinr o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
Catarrhal Deafness
May Be Overcome
A simple, safe and reliable way that
calls for no ugly humpets, phones
or other instruments.

To be deaf is very annoying and en-
barrassing. People who are deaf are
generally mighty sensitive on this
subject And yet many deaf folks
carry around instruments that call at
tentlon to their infirmity. Therefore
people who are hard Of hearing. who
suffer from head noises. or who are
actually deaf from catarrhal trouble
viii be glad TO know OF a simple
recipe that can be easily made up At
home for . few cents cost that is
really quite efficient IN 0 lieving the
dtsagreeable deafness and head noises
caused by catarrh-
From any drug store get one ounce
OF Parmint double strength about
90c worth Take this home and put
il into simple syrup made Of i pint
Of not water and four ounces OF orti-
nary graduated sugar. Take a table
spoonful four times a day.
This treatment should BY tonic ac-
ton reduce the inflammation In the
middle ear that a catarrhal condition
would be likely to cause and with the
inflammation gone the distressing
mead noises, headaches cloudy think
ing and that dull feeling IN the ears
should gradually disappear Anyone
who suffers from catarrh. catarrhal
deafness or head noises should give
Parmint trial II is pleasant to take
and Is quite neTpensive--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
RAIL ROAD AND AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLES


An trains arrive and depart from Union
station. foot OF san Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given IN FL Easo
or mountain standard time
SANTA Re
Fer Albuquerque, Denver, Chicago. los
AnEe es-So. SIS Tvs $50 An; No 3l9
From Aubuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles,
Chicago-No- sos arvs- 10 an No SIS
FL PAsO SOUTHWESTERN.
western Division.
FOR Arizona and Calif0rula-No. Tvs
2-55 pm: No. Tvs at 7:45 pm
From Arizona and California - No 8
arvs- an; No. at 1880 pm
Eastern Divisionl-
For Kansas city. St Louis and Chicago
No. Tvs. 1=55 PM No at 4-45 p m 3
For Tucumcari-So- Tvs $50 n
From Chicago. St Louis and hA1-sa 5
City-No- arvs $50 an; No AZ -;4o
pm
From Tueumeari-No. arvl At T=2a
SOUTHERN PACIFIC Inns.
For san antonio, New Orleans ana
10 at 1880 pm
From washington. New Orleans and san
A1tonio-So- arva $50 pm; No lol at
For Arizona and Califoruia-So. ! Tvs
s-fs an; No. g a. 6 pm; No 191 Al
10=15 pm
From Arizona and Cauf1ruia-eJo- 1oz
arvs- $50 an Ne at $50 Pm; No
TEXAS 8 PACIFIC.
For Dallas and St Louis-No- lva $50
an; No. ~ pm
From St Louis and Dailas-So. 1 avs
1850 an 10 :, 5 a a 5 80 1Tl
No regu ar srhrduls-
MEXICO & NORTHWESTERN.
No regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
NEED NOT OWN
REALTY To VOTE
Election Wednesday De-
cides Whether City Issues
S90O.OO0 in Bonds

Voters OF FL Paso. or rather those
owning taxable property. viii decide
Wednesday at the polls whether or
not the city viii issue three 100000
bond issues. The official ballots will
describe the issues as follows:
Upon the proposition TO issue
bonds, in the sum OF 100000, TO be
used for the purpose OF paying for
paving OF the intersections OF streets
and alleys in the city OF Fl Paso.
Texas.
For issuance Of bonds.
Against Issuance Of bonds
Upon the proposition TO issue
bonds, in the sum of 100000, for the
purpose Of paying for the building
Of public schools in Fl PasO. Texas.
For issuance Of bonds
Against Issuance Of bonds.
Upon the proposition to issue
bonds in the sum % 500. goo, for the
purpose Of making permanent i'm
prOvemeuts fOE the supply Of water
for the city Of FL Paso, Texas.
For Issuance Of bonds.
Against the Issuance Of bonds"
Only Property Taxpayers Vote.
CITY tax collector W. p. B. lIcSafn
explained Tuesday that TO be entitled
TO vote on the bond proposals. one
need not be the owner Of real estate.
but may vote If he owns any property
whatever on which he pays taxes
Those who paw no property taxes
may not vote he added.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
WANT A GOOD INVESTMENT?
BUY LIBERTY BOND AT BANK

While the second Liberty bond cam
paign has closed. any patriotic citizen
or alien who desires to assist the
United States and its allies in the
world war can purchase bonds
through any OF the FL Paso banking
Institutions. Walter II Butler, secre-
tary Of the executive committee has
completed his report and sent II 10
the federal reserve bank at Dallas
According 10 Mr.. Butler the local
banks will receive not later than
December l the first issue OF Liberty
bonds which can be secured by per
sons who have purchased them. All
persons who bought bonds during the
first campaign and who have certifj-
Gates Of their purchase can secure the
bonds by presenting the certificates
to the banks through which the bonds
were bought.
It is not known when the bonds
for the second campaign viii be re-
ceived- But il is expected that they
viii not be here before January, when
hey viii be exchanged for the certifi-
Gates held by the purchasers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
Seeings Things Through
, REATRICE FAIRFAN-

RE you a gutter? There are
n about two chances out OF three
4 - that you are and have never
suspected Il. Sounds extremely I'M
friendly and critical, doesn't it, But,
like many fairly disagreeable state
ments. it Is true.
When people criticize you, you
want to hear the nice things It
soothes and gratifies you. doesn't it,
1t gives you a pleasant, amiable,
comfortable feeling to be told how
pretty you are, or how sweet. or what
bully good game OF billiards you
play but suppose some one comes
along and tells you that you are
lazy, or that you don't put enough
Of your own personality into your
WorE--wont you put up an argu-
ment2
Wen. you can't talk to ne-and 1
tell you that you are a quirteri You
aren't getting on as fast as you'd
Ike 10, are you? a good many Of
the folks you know have advanced
far beyond you You don't seem to
get much chance. Fate isn't very
you'd be earning double what they're
paying you You say all these things
and shruE your shoulders and let il
go at that, don't you?
Don't See Things Through.
Well, then, / tell you you are a
gutter; you don't see things through.
Suppose you don't like your pres
ent position. but stay lest you fail
TO get another II you give that up.
Your cOwardice has You beaten be-
fore you start the race You are a
quitter-tOo timorOus to try.
You started out in the game OF life
TO make a success; now why let
any sort Of weakness make YOU con
denim yourself TO failure2
The man or woman who sees
things through IS the one who makes
a success Of life This doesn't mean
that starting half q dozen jobs and
leaving them because you were not
suited 10 them. OF they are not suited
10 you, marks you as a failure; but II
does mean that not having the deter
mination 10 fight to see your job
through, to fight to get the best
kind OF job you can do. and TO
light TO get recognition for your
work, marks you as a gutter.
A friend OF mine who is unfor-
turatelya victim OF that dread az
Fiction writers cramp" decided to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
Girls! Use Lemons!
Make a Bleaching,
Beautifying Cream

The Juice OF two fresh lemons
strained into a bottle containing three
ounces Of orchard white makes a whole
quarter pint OF the most remarkable
iewOn skin beautifier at about the
cost one must pay for a small jar OF
the ordinary cold creams. Care should
be taken 20 strain the lemon juice
through q fire cloth so no lemon pulp
gets in, then this lotion will keep
fresh for months. Every woman
knows that lemon Juice is used TO
bleach and remove such blemishes as
freckles. sallowness and tan and IS
the ideal skin softener. smoothener
and beautifier.
Just try IT, Get three ounces Of
orchard white az any pharmacy and
two lemons from the grocer and make
Up quarter pint Of this sweetly fra
grant lemon lotion and massage II
daily into the face. neck, arms and
hands It naturally should help to
soften, freshen. bleach and bring out
the roses and beauty Of any skin. II
Is simply marvellous 10 smoother
rough. red hands.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30

Public sehoo's n e Pasc. Tez-l-
- E1inSt Issuance OF Bonds
Each voter strikinE out from aid hai-
''Fior issuance Of Bonds. '..-Or--Azainst
sires to voSs FOR or aEainst said 0roo0si-
an voters desiring 20 sustain the nropo-
slt.qu % issue the B4NpS % accordance
With this QEDINA noe shall have printed
~Upon 0roeozirion TO issue BONDS FOR
-.eEts for rhs sunp.v Or water Tor the CITY
..eor Is,lance of Bonds
Ah4 thosr onoosed 20 tne isscance o.
7siI Bonds shan have printed unon their
"UDon uro1orition 20 issue BINDS Tor
Ne ouTleSe Or maklne oerI-i.l neni innr9Ee-
meats [or me sum OF water for the CITY
-AF4inSt Issu7nca % Bonds-
E7cu voter striking out from said ballot
For Issuance OF Bonds. ---ar--AEainst
20 vote for or AGAINST said nroDositIon
FiiJE iDl-D, each and al the orooosi-
% p printed uuon the same tziiot n
Upon ascsrtsinmenf ~ the results d
said lection the action % the CITY Coun-
and in passing the ordnance sfarssaid-
reiified az . either or any or an e
% the result % said election 1nd the
be detrruined o. said erection
hereby name and anrr.ruf fhF pre-
TdlrE officers severnIiv specified above.
70 conduct the election % their resnectlvo
frf clnris anr thew are aut 1nriZeu and en-
noW-r red 90 select an aesoriafa futlEe and
Two clerks H. e1cn precinct each presiding
clerks
II ls .hsrenv directed that this notice
o. election shah be published for thirty
300 DAYS EXCLUSIVE OF the daV Of ouhilca-
zion and % the dav N when saId eisc-
ton O. 20 b. held 10 tee official ueVTs-
n1per o. the CIV OF p H1Eo and true
couv OF this notice o. election shall b
posted % To- az least thirtV f1ul DAYS
nEior % said election exclusive % the dav
election j. h4id e the several places des-
EultfQ for holding the said election N
each ~ tha afnres1id election nrs-i1rrv
CIV EN uNDEk nv hand and official
seal ln the CITY o. 81 PaEu. Texas On
,his tho -7th dav o. sent 4 d 1917
CHAS- DAVIS
Mayor OF the CITY OF e Paso. Tezaa
J.. j. DAWSON
Cay Clerk q ths city o. II Pass. Tsza<
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
4 NaratiOe OF Everyday Affairs
2 Their Married Life ~
Warren Insists On Ordering For Helen Dinner She
Doesn't Want, and Arouses Her ANGER.

for her, she knew very well that he
would order steak OF SOmeth uS
equally heavy, and she really felt too
I'D TO tackle anything heavy in the
way OF meat
''Ah. he.e we are" said Warren
briskly as the waiter came up Two
Orde OF little neck clans. a steal
lor me. and bring me an artichoke-
Now, dear" looking across at Helen,
have you decided
Orders Steak.
II really don't see a thing ] care
bout, Warren Helen began timidly-
le hated 20 have the attention OF the
waiter focused upon her, and she in
Nari1oly grew lustered and uncertain
what TO order
We'll you'd better try steak.
then That will build you up and
make you feel better. Make II 2
llanked steak for two, waiter, and
never mind the arCichoke-"
con. but VAR en-. I simply can't eat
it," Helen protested. But Warren had
.ent the waiter on his way ana simply
said:
you'll feel different when you be-
Gin 10 taste q little real food"
Helen felt angry. She rebelled
against Warren taking her out to
Inner and not allowing her TO eat
what she wanted simply because he
wished 10 show his authority in or
derinE the meal There certainly was
no other reason that she knew or
Surely IN a first class place il made
no difference what a guest ordered
IL ne happened TO fancy IT,
The clans came and Warren began
to eat hungrily- Helen felt that she
must try 20 eat. although she felt that
ccch mouthful would choke her she
knew that II she tried Warren too far
he would remind her OF this eve ing
or days to c0me-whenever in fact,
she euec-n-fe1 that he take her out
Too Angry 10 Eat.
che rot Jgh the clans some
how, and the planked steak was
ought Ii really looked delicious.
nd if Helen had been feeling at all
like herself she would have been
nrilled at the prospect OF the dish
But the smell Of it made her faint,
and. furthermore, she was angry a
Warren's attitude. That alone would
ave robbed her Of an appetite, even
if she had had one.
Her plate was brought 70 her
heaped with delicious looking vege-
ables and q generous helping OF rare
steak. Warren attacked his own hun
Erily. and looked up at her iuuuir-
iugly g he tasted the first mOuthfuL
After YOU get some OF this down
you'u feel better" he sad brightly.
And Helen, forced into corner.
Felt that there was nothing 20 DO brit
try to eat something even though u
made her sick for days.
She wondered why Warren had so
little consideration for any one but
and at the same time real
led that Warren probably thought
be was doing the best thing IN the
world for her good In ordering some
thing nourishing for her 20 eat. He
simply didn't understand. that was
1917. International
News Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-30
CHILDREN
WITH DISEASE
City Health Officers Take
Cleanup Campaign to the
Schools in Southside.

Dr.. Hugh White, city health officer,
has transferred the cleanup campaign
for the time being TO the schools To-
Gated in Chihuahuita, and his as
sistants are having a busy time At
Aoy school they reported they found
in three rooms $50 children suffering
from or rather unaware OF. the exist
ence OF epizoic attachments to their
heads. They were taken out and sub
jected 70 baths and haircuttinE.
Pupils Absent Themselves.
The campaign shifted Tuesday TO
Franklin school Word was passed
around several days ago that this
school would be visited and about 50
Of the children absented themselves,
it was said. The trip Tuesday was
made in the nature or a surprise, to
obvlate q repetition Of this occur
renee.
DR.. White said the cleanup IS pro-
crossing even beyond his expectations
and that II viii be the means Of avoid
ing much winter disease that other
wise might have been expected 10
crop out in the southern part OF the
city.