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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-26

here" hand strayed to rest, fiut
tering, above her heart. "If should
let you go Oh, my dear one
don't, don't gol"
Mary he began hoarsely, 81 tell
you"
you're only going, Hugh, because {.
because ! love you so am
afraid to let you love me. That's true.
isn't It? Hugh-it's true"
He numbled an almost inaudible
! avowal OF his intention.
"Hugh. you're killing me! If you
love me-"
He gave gesture of despair and
capitulation.
1--WE done my best, Mary. l meant
to do the right thing. /"
Hugh, you mean you won't go?"
Joy from surcharged heart rang vi
brant in every syllable uttered in that
marvellous voice.
But now he dared meet her eyes,
YES" he said, IT won't go" nodding,
with an apologize shadow of his
j III
distresses you"
"Oh. my dear, my dearw
Whitaker started, staggered with
amaze, and the burden of his wife in
his arms. Her own arms clipped him
close. Her fragrant, tear-gemmed
face brushed his. He knew ut last the
warmth Of her sweet mouth, the dear
madness of that first caress.
Then through the magical hush of |
that time when the world stood still, |
the thin. clear vibrations of distant
hail:
"Aho-oy"
In his embrace his wife stiffened
and lifted her head to listen like q
startled fawn.
"Listenw He held up his hand.
This time it rang out more near and
most unmistakable:
"Ahoy! The house, ahoy!"
With the frenzied leap of a mailman,
Whitaker flung out into the dim, sill
very witchery Of the night. He stood
staring, while the girl stole to his
;1Qe ana -cauSnC his arm. lie passed
t round her, lifted the other hand,
Iumbly pointed toward the northern
each. For the moment he could not
rust himself to speak.
In the sweep of the anchorage a
mall, white yacht lowered ghostlike.
On the beach itself small boat
vas drawn up. A figure In white
ynited near it. Rising over the brow :
f the uplands moved two other fig \
res in white and one in darker cloth L
lg. the latter leading the way at a
apiG pace, AS they drew together,
ne leader of the landing party
heeked his pace and called:
"Hello there! Who are you? What's y
lie meaning of your tires-Y =
Mechanically Whitaker's lips ut :
cred the beginning of the response: :.
Shipwrecked-signaling for help"
"Whitaker" the voice of the other >,
with a jubilant shout. q
Thank God we've found your h
1t was Ember. g
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-26

165 pounds and am as strong as q man.
/ think money is well spent which pur-
chases Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Mrs. JOS. O'BRYAN, 1755
Newport Ave. Chicago, III.
The success of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled. It maybe
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displacements, infam-
nation, liberation, Irregularities, peri
odic pains, backache, bearing down feel
ing, f1atulency, indigestion, dizziness.
and nervous prostitution. Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound is the STAN
dard remedy for female ills.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-26
DRUGGISTS KNOW GOOD
KIDNEY MEDICINE

DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root is certainly
worth the price of every bottle; | have
used it personally and obtained the most
beneficial results If Swamp Root was not
remedy of merit it would not enjoy
the words of praise it does from those
who have used it. am confident that it
will do all that is claimed for it after sue
cessfully handling and selling it for the
past thirteen years.
Very truly yours,
r. I. BURRIN, Druggist.
April 10, 1916. Waveland. Ind.
Prove What Swamp-Root VIII Do For You
Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer A Co
Binghamton, N. Y, for a Eample size bot.
tie. It viii convince anyone. You will
also receive a booklet of valuable infor.
nation, telling about the kidneys and blad.
der. When writing, be sure and mention
this paper. Regular ffty-cent and one
1ollar size bottles for sale at all drut
Etores.-Adv.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-26

"What is the principle Of repeating
rihes?"
II suppose it Is to make every shot
tell on the enemy"
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-26

The occasional use of Roman Eye BaIsam
at night upon retiring will prevent and re.
lieve tired eyes, watery eyes, and eye strain.
Adv.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-26

Dress may influence a woman, but
it's the Easter hat that dominates
her.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-26

was unable 10 Walk
or do any of my own
work. l read about
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vege ia b g Com
pound in the news
papers and deter
mined to try it. 1t,
brought almost i'm
mediate relief. My
weakness has en-
tirely disappeared
and 1 never had bet
fer health weigh
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-26
American Rice Production Felt

American Rice Production FeIt
About 100000 natives Of Siam are
engaged in the cultivation of rIea
but the large increase in the produc
ton of American rice is having tho
effect Of reducing the Siam crop.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-26
FIattering Opinion.

FIattering Opinion.
us Mabel going to take fiat when
she marriesY
81 believe that is the family's opin-
ion Of him."
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-26
WOMAN SICK
TWO YEARS
Could Do No Work.
Now Strong as a
Man.

Chicago, Ill.-"For about two years
suffered from a female trouble 80
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-26
EIlmlnatlno PosslbIIltles

whats the pipe Of peace, Jimmyr
well. from the way pa and ma
fight about it, Il amt the stove pipA'
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-04-26
Flreside Humor.

SSH Don't make any noise"
"An' pwhy7"
me fut's ashleep."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-22
Fuerota Ia farnosa Inca HH'nder1burg por los ingIeses
SuSpENDE E ENvIO
De P~ROVISIONES
PARA Russia
ESA PROHEBlClON ESTARA
EN- V!GoR HASTA QUE SEA
ACi.ARADA Ia SiTUACiON

WASHINGTON. NOviembre III
No mas envioS nj cargamcntos de
m~vrcancias Sc permitira que Sc ha-
rs de los Estados Unidos a Russia.
:.asta quc Ia sitr&ci6n en- este pals &c
sc!arc bicn. Fl gobicrno americana
&"tes de permitir Ia eXportacion De
las mercancias CUE St e~ncuentran a.
hcra listas para cargarse, en- los niue
les. quie-e saber en- que manos esos
cargamentos van 4 parar a ST llegada
4 Russia y como hasta ahora la situa-
ciGn ALI. no es NADIA favorable Que
So olga. para Ia causa aliada, Quiere
naturalmente ev;tar que el enenli%o
ava 2 aurovccharse de ESQ c2rga-
:aantoS.
Is suspension de los e~mbarques Sc
ri temporal, micntras Sc forme y es-
tablczc2 en- aqIcl pals, IN gohierno
establc Cue los EstadoS 'UaidoS puc-
n reconocc:. In case de que los
Bol:harikis llegar&n Z ganar cl domi-
Mo complete del pals y e~stab!eccrsc
dcfinitivamente y llcvar adelante 81
rrogranla De entrar Ell ncGociavloncS
de paz con Jas p~ctenclas c~eatra!eS,
9! embargo seria tambicn permanent
,.e. Una guerra civil en- Russia, no
I; hayi4 Ma que manrener en- suspense
{. embargo. p2cS habr!a cl temo. dc
ouc ias mcrcancias. al llcsar 4 81
d~"%;ino. pUdicran cacr en- manas tic
20. b~olsacv;kjS. Solo. nues. ci cS'a,
h!ecimicrro del &ohic-&o provisional
u 81 de Giro regimen apovaGo por G
! pueblo y que no favoreciera una paz
: ,;2ayada. podria hacer Que Sc lcran'
tara c! embargo Y continIara c! 20,
bicrno americana impart!endc su ayC%-
! ga I Russia.
(Pasa 4 Ia IA. Pag.. Col. 3a.)
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COpfERENClA DE
GUERRA IN
FRANCIt
Ha sido de las mas iiltefe=
sanIeS que Sc han cele=
brado ilasta aIlora

LONDEES. Noviem5re 2l.-D&
,odos los Consoles de Guerra aliados
u Sc han efectuado en- los ultl-
raos tres amos, y que han sido muy
~aumerosos, minguno ha tenido el III
teres del que aver Sc reUn!o en- el
4icio y negraaco cdificio de IA Gale
Downing que Ia seivido desGe hace
muchas decadas, de Residential y Off
Gina para los Primeros Ministries de!
reno. En- eSa junta Sc iba q discu-
r n cooperation mas efectiva de los
ali2dcs e. Ia prosecution dc a gle
-ra = ~estrechar los iazos dc union Ell
ire Inglaterra y los Estados Unido>.
!. iuara no rey:stio el caractcr de
10, Consoles IL Guerra cue otfaS
muchag y,.,s - mn reunido ALI, sinO
qlc fiG IA ~c.nfcreac;a que habrl
sc ocrpa~ una pag@a pr~!@cinalisima.
en- la astoria de Ia prczentc guerra.
La Comision americana de Guerra
: e Gabiueee 0 ConSejo inglcs, cam
baron su% !mrrcsiones : discutierou
los importan,isimos asuntoS que ha-
bran dc teue. = Influenza dccisi-
- or /; prosecution dc. magno con-
t!icto.
prrritir IA .nnfrryrvia Lord kua-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-22
LOS TEUTONES ADMTTEN ST
RETIRADA

BERLIN. Noviembre 2l.-LaS re
servas alemanas detuvieron 4 las tro-
pas inCleSas en- u po<iciones de re-
raguardia, desputS de one una, faja de
cerreno hubo SiGo canada poy los
aSaltanteS, ScgUD dice el infornc off
cial que eI NiniSterio dc Ia Gucrra
do L In publicidad hoy en- esta capt
tai. En- dicho comu1icado Sc auun-
ca Ia perdida de Marcoing. Grain
court Y ~porcioncs dc laS obraS dc
defcnsa eStsbLecjdas pcrmancntcmcn-
&c Ell csc -frcutc.
Entire ArraS y San QUiatiu, lice
Il iuforme slcman, una ~yjoirnta III
cha de artiIieri4 a1uncio G. atlluc
(FaS9 : Ia IL. rag. Col. ga
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C0PENuAGUE, -No~iemb.e Ii
Infornl"s dc diversas rucntcs, procc-
d@a,o: &C A;cma0ia : que han llcga-
10 4 csta capital. han dado margen
q ia prcSunri5n de que e. goyicrno Il
.rman. anrc"echando II s;tuacion ror-
Que atr&".esa Rusia. desca $avar toda
"A v~cntaja possible ell su favor. ) hi
cmpczaGo = rctirar tropas de csc
f!c1'c gav@ ~cmplcarIa$ en- otrcs. pues
sc-dn parcce. ;icmc Il Hrop6siio de
no cf2rtuar contra los rusoS n;nguu
nUcto movim:cnto. en- vista de Ia a
"""2@tc disposition dc CSC pueblo pa
n hGccr i pu@ Y Dc cue por 81 par
tc. los rlsos re han llcyado nj pare
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Lsgraron penetrar en- ella en- una
extension de mas de cinco nlillas
NO TONIC ARTEL IA ARTILLERIA
Los "~tanques" abrieron el canine rompien:
do a~lambradas ysalvando trincheras

DOE las lEDLaS NElt'ailASaS Gil 81 H-S
Va ofenSiva. en- Fr&nt:a. asciende
para ahora a 5000 hombres. segIn Sc
dice en- IN despacho que. ~procederte
del Quartet General ingles. Sc reel
bio o Ia Ageneia de I~nformaci6n
Reuter- en- esta capital.
y pesar de que Ia lucha continua
en~carnizada en- TODD csc frente dc ba-
ITALIA. las tropas de infanteria y los
tanques, han continuado avanzando
firmemente, de acuerdo con el CORES
ponsal de Ia citada agencia de lnfor-
macion.
e. informe Official dado a Ia publ
cidad hoy en- esta capital, sobre las
opcracioneS en- e. frente de Ia nueva
ofcasiya. es como Sigue:
AVER en- Ia manana ell Tereer Ejtr-
otto bajo ell mando del general, el
Honorable Sir Julian Bypc. empren-
do una seric de ataques entire San
Qu;rtiu ' q rio Scarpe. EstoS alta
ques Sc ejecutarop SIN previos pre-
nartivos de artilieria Y en- cada oca-
sion 81 enemigo fuc cogido por sor-
presa.
"NueStras tropas han rcto las l.
neas eremigas Y penetrado en- sus
; posiciones en- una profrmdidad de
cuatro a cinco m;ilas, abarcando un
: extenso frente. Igualnlente nues-
tras ;ro2aS han hecho vario$ miles
de p~risjouercs ' capuuraGo IN -c@u-
lar numero de canones.
A. IA nora del aSalto. en- g. frcnte
principal dei araque. IN gran mime
70 &c tanQueS avanz6 adelantc dc ii
infanteria Y iogro deStruir los cin,u-
rones de alambradoS que rodeaban
las trircheras alemapaS ' SaIIGr por
= sobre cstaS. 6eStruyendo cuanto chs
taculo Sc prcsentaban Dor de!3aCe.
~"Siguiendo el canine alberto per
los tannues. varioS re%;mic2toS Go
cropaS !2glesas. scccesa 9 irlande-
: q Sc rTeciptaron Sobre las p~osicjo-
nes a~yarzadaS del enemigo y logrH-
ron tomar luego por a>aito. cl pri-
FINER sistema de defenSa de ia Inca
HinieEblrs en- toIa 81 extension.
I'm el curse de este ataIue. las
, ;ropaS del Condaio Oriental cautu-
raron el ~yillorjo &c Benavis : e. boS-
que De Lafeau, despueS de ma VIC
lertiSima lucha.
Los regimien,o< de Rifieros IN
@lcseS ' Ia Infanterja ligcra captura-
ron por 81 7artc la Va2querie : las
; formidables d~efensas Sobre ell espg-
lon O contrafuerte conociGo Q ei
nombre de "Espinazc de Gales"
Los batallones de "hi"hlandcr>"
t~erritoriales cruzaron el gran lone
, rio Y penetraron Ell Fiesquierics. Ell
! dondc Sc d~eSarrollo I'M encarniza2o
ccmbate. Los territorjaieS del Oeste
c~apturaron Havricourt y e sistcma
de trincheras alemaRas a nortc de
"a villa m~encionada. mien,raS los
bataiioaes de Ulster. que cubriaN e.
flanco izquicrdo de los ~antertoIes
~avanzaron hacia eI nOrie. hasta Ia
margcn occidental del canal"
En- las uitimaS horas de Ia mana
IA. nueStras tropas conUHuaron SIT
~avance : rapidos progresses Sc hicie.
Iron en- todos los puntos. Los batailo-
mes ingleses, ~escoceses. irlandeSeS :
de Gales. Sc aSeGuraron de los cru
Zamientos del canal en- MasniereS Y
capturaron Marcoing y el bosQuc nue.
vo,"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-22
@ AIEMANES PRETENDEN
EhGPRRENDERC OFENSIVA
En- FL FRENTE DEL OES'I<EEs
Estan acumulando uopas en- aIgunos
~luoares de IL extensa Inca de bataIIa
Van & ge&irar del TregsSs ruso Una gEa6H par
Ie de las 1Easas que SieneEs e1 g.

dc las dos S2maHaS ~%nt"riorcS. Gro
ycrdosc que Ct aumcnto Sc deba ?rin-
tipalmcntc. al fucgo de costado a
l8c Sc haitian cXyucS,os los ing!escs
G. sus rosicioncs del lomcrio de Pas
chcHdac,c. toda ""z qUc los a'ena-
rs: han c~onscrvaJo tina pate dc di-
chaS posjciones. cA (! extreme sep
tenlrioaal. Las c:fras de las bajas
habidas en- laS tres ultimas SemanaS,
mostr%ndo cI aumcnto gradual que
On elias ha habido, son las Sigujcn-
;cs:
; Scrlana que tcrmin0c, 6 de Ne
y;cmbre. 2i.S3l; semana que te.min0
81 Is de Noyicmbre, 25.0G5 Y scma~
III cue tcrmino cl dia 20. 32.2@7. Las
baias dc Ii Ultima Scm&na, cstan ella
Sii!cadas como Siguc: Muertos. OIL
riaies. BOG; hombrcs 2G.l6o. Hcridos
y dispersos; oficiaIcs, 9&2. hom6res.
ISIS.
BERLIN. Noviembrc ii Fl il,
icrmc Official daio 1 Ia pU0Iicidad a
aver en- esta capital. por 81 Minisic-
rio dc II Guerra. dice que III inicE-
80 combatc dc artilicria. Sc csja j.
hTando en- cl frcntc dc Fiandcs. T..
tcxto DC! communicate lie r~cfcr2ncia.
- como sieuc:
"Cucrpo dc Ejercito del Principe
Rupcrto: La iUcha d" artilIcria CT
FlardcS. Sc intensified c~onsidcra5ic-
mcntc cstJ tardc en- e. sector com
!:c"dido del boSguc dc tiouthoIsJ n
hcsqlo dr I3njrordc, ~conGuUando
Gurautc Il nochr con IL misma VIC
icacia. lin intense V destructive fuc-
80 fya diGiyido 81 10 region dc PocI.
carr!Ic Y FaSSchcndacic.
Ia ci sector Do! ArtpIs. Sohrc On.
ba: = d"l ScarPe y CT las
c~crcanias dc Eullccourt Y Qucsnt,
tamuicn g dcsarrollaroa y cs;In 3
i'Gru On nrogrcSo violcuioS cpmtgtcs.
TT los On" u agt.iIcria jucGa c! prin-
j%ai papci. Les dcStucamcnto5 one
cHpicraior"s han side rcchYZa-
1vs ca EarjaS parties, por medic &c
cIr3pu = clcrro zo.t"uidas cor
clloS.
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n,s de defensa alem&Ra conocIda con
= noobrg de L.nca H~indeaburg, ha
siio ro,a Dor .aS tropas britanlcaS.
c;e ~:cgraron penecrar hasta una
profuai:Lad DC cinco mi!!as en- al
amos puntos. segun dice IN informe
cf.cia! Tue se Ia da&o = a pub!!cI-
dad en- esta capital. En- 81 rsiSmo CO.
nla;,aJJ SC azreGa que "a Inca ale
n,aa. en- ,eda 81 extension com
a-ead;da iesGc cl laGo occidental
del Cana. del Norte 4! canine de
Fanavme-Ca0rai ha sido ca~pturada.
Las ,royas inglesas sin pre2ara-
con r:.gvra de a.t:te";a. empren-
d:,v2n IN formidable asal,o sobre 81
miner s;ste:.a De d~e5cnsas dc n i
9ca HiRder6urg. en- TODD e. frente
a,e So ex.iendc entire San Quintln :
r rio Scare. o seq - trcnte az"
trc:nsa \ dos m;l1aS. Ia intanrerl"
l,r:tan:ca = los taaosos tanqies IN
cIescs log I veneer a resiSteEcla
-, ..,r,;- - -, enpuie
- .,~..,l, s;s.arna de
S.~,o..5a , ms de m;i,a
-, -
r at~(-e "'-' "
Greer eJs-c,'o. s." PSs9a'A'''" "'
"rt'l'rla. AaN'en'o r'@'1o ''""
r7en;e de >"r?reS2 +" los a~'eH'"'eS' l.
S"2Gndo s:s'enna De "''enSas a'ei'
r1aS caE5ur7daS 2or 'o> 'hG'T>'
.coES,@esaha como IN SoPoEte q !"
-1nca H.ndcoburS. Los MgieSe> cap
"."aroa en- csc avan''' .2S F'!'"s &c
.&"ravi$. e! oosQue &c Lamcau' j"
-Vacq"cria ' las *etenSaS co0oc!oaS
con 81 Gombre dc "ESplnazo dc VA
,cs." : .A.oueria Gc R.hsconrt. SuS
"~a-ac;3aes g Gan ~.l"ra2co aa"ian
- ; para ahora var:os miles &c prI-
So-cyos nm c,;ao cn manos DC los
~uGicses.
Los nsicses ,a:aylea sc a'S2";2-
-ron 81 canl,no = ueve> del hoeque
~'crIilct. FL jc'e que rlene G. GlaGdo
.r- -, s.-:s.,a Ca,
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TEL TrD0O TRLvT9 eui
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Address sll correspondence te:
SIR. IGNACIO E. LOZANO.
120 N. Santa Rosa Ave.
San Antonio, Texas. ;

OLD PHONE. TRAVIS sni.
Entered as second class matter February
p. 1918. at the Post office at San Antonio,
Tex, under the Act. or March ., 1873.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-22

NOTA-Ios su,cdptares, al Gambler de Residential. deben darnos tar
s IA aucva COMO la antigua direction, a fin de poder anotar e campo I"
-i:stros H5ros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-22

il ;rLTSA % q rerttdlro mez.csno de
ma,"r cirruisCrGn en- los EstaGos un!tos.
z .sGr e ;ar0 Ct ucioT para los enun-
c!aL:es.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-22
LA ReeA MAeIeA DE LOS sEGLoS.

LAS MARANILLAS No CESAN NUNCA
O'rI CT 6cm"Stramos J uSieteS uueStra la
hiiidgd al ofrcccricS uHa dc las mas >orpres-
J,atcS ~niutlras bibticaS. TaDlano. Ii y ~, pal
~adaS. "Scrcill1wCutc a IL cruZ NC apC-u =.
Hcc4uoSamente ifumiuuda para ERILLAR EN-
10 OBSCURE. Durara toda Ia vida. In
cuadro Huy ~cfectivo. Lo m&s aproaiado para
-! hogan. i%IcSja. ho>pituIeS, salcHgS. s. man
da \ c~ualquier direction por solo SIC Y @c,
extra para gastos de cOrreo. FijcSe ~ g ma
r~aviioso ua"uetiSmo lie cSta p!ntura. Remita
hoy mI>mo 5&c.
FiSHLEICH & co. Dept P ia. =.
Chlca 20, III
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-22

Quartet General InclGS Ell Francla.
Noviembrc 2I.-Lo> ~alcmancs cStan
I'll II Ultima Inca dc defenSa IN un
pa9so DEL irentc que comprcn6c IL
nueva ofcH>jva britarica,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-22

L0Np&ES, NqviCm5rc 2I.-Ej nj
msrc Dc ppsioUcroS alcnancS hechpS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-22

(FaS9 : Ia IL. rag. Col. Ga.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-12
0XMAN UP FOR
PERJURY TRIAL
Is Charged With Suborna
ton of Perjury in COnnec-
ton With Mooney Case.

san Francisco. Calf. sept L.
Frank C. Oxman was brought to trial
I'm the superior court here today on
charges of attempted subornation of
perjury growing out OF the eonvic-
ton Of Thomas i. Mooney for one
OF the bomb murders. July %. 1916,
i'm which ten persons were Eiled-
Oman was witness against
Mooney. whose appeal from sentence
Of death is pending in the state SUI
preme court. He is accused OF at
tempting to induce +. T. Rigau, OF
GRANVILLE. Ill. 10 give false testimony
against Mooney.
1t was expected that events which
led to charges OF a frame up" pre-
ferred by Moneys counsel against
the district attorneys office and SUD
scUueut public controversy relative
TO Oxman's credibihty, would be laid
bare.
The expose Of Oxman's alleged at
tempts led TO consent for new trial
by attorney general Webb. The state
supreme court yesterday refused 10
grant a new trial on this consent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-12
10000 CANS Of
T0NAT0ESADAY
This Is the Output Set for
the Ysleta Canning Plant
During Rest Of Month.

The Rio Grande Valley Canning
compauy's plant at YsIeta, which
started operations about two weeks
ago. began Wednesday morning on a
three weeks run during which 10000
cans of tomatoes viii De packed every
day Up TO this time, the daily run
had been 5000 cans
The plant. which was promoted
after the planting season had started.
is enjoying great success for its first
season. but its superintendent. f. C..
Cook. and the other owners expect a
much heavier run next year About
200 acres were set in tomatoes this
season in the Tsleta section. but the
plant has now gained the confidence
of landowners, who promise to in
crease the acreage next season
Packing Tomato Pulp
Besides the tomatoes canned Tor
ordinary consumption. tomato pulp is
being packed The services OF an
Italian from New Orleans has been
secured for this work, and he is using
all overriue tomatoes for the pulp,
which is marketed in Italian settle
menJs. where il is in great demand
About 80 girls and 20 men are en-
ployed at the plant. which represents
an investment of about $4,000.
When the tomato crop is canned,
the plant viii turn its attention to
sweet potatoes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-12
Stumeze TakesElPasOBy Storm
HundredsAre Taking this RemarkabIePrescrip-
ton. There is Nothing Like it for Stomach Ills
Decentralization Cans;nn Intor,so Intorost
Demonstration Causing Intense Interest

Not in 2 great many years has one
man created such intense interest or
has any remedy been praised so high
ly and been the subject Of such favor
able comment as has STUMEZE- The
crowds Of afflicted who daily visit
-'The STUMEZZE Man" at Star Drug
Co, 222 Mesa Ave, are growing
larger every day, and one need only
spend a few moments near the STU
11EZE- demonstration and he viii be
fully convinced that this medicine
produces all that is claimed for it.
Among the crowd we're many Of our
leading citizens, and when I remarked
TO The STUMEZE Man" that il ap-
peared as though every person in FL
Paso had stomach trouble. from the
looks Of things, he said: About 80
percent Of the people in every city /
visit have stomach trouble in some
one Of its many forms, and this pre-
scripuon is not only q gOdsend to