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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19

Gen Vlou, iom goor no poa at
en- 5umueI moer Gibraltar.
i;rroet, oreitea for Slocr IioIig
ocn u~oenIauOifc tefniife Tagpresie.
) ct irouit Iiosifriit itriper en- 9lu
forfeit pna Cmraaoet, at &onltcIig
heoerne peo at orIp8ge Ell iIig (m.
mel ilet life er uopcrninoeIiqc Strp-
bets Qpb0e % @%ruuoens 9gtaiin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19
Mis- mco Spmnt Sancc.

On aop gliS, > S~piieIfccr Smsr,
ilt6ititut, , Quarts fogeuoc Gono,
en- Spiieifec iinboffet 500, Gomot
Souce. Niicn foqes / @ouoet til
sen cr NOR. Gonoet bUl0cS Of oq
9iiicu itoar hbor ocn fan torres do0t.
@eqeu itcQcS / Smsriubititutet 90
ioo boucS Riicu oeri o. brlncs qoot.
&iieu honc@ ino op CT 6oo on bcn
foaenoe fomotiouce bellies oucr %
oeroner orn5ic8 rcoet Git
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19
@ratin AZ Mis-.

> Stopper folo foat Ria. , Sniic
ifccr Smer Subititltt, en- aop Wfclf
Ell aon rcpct "Goam Gbecic" - cI.
Ter onoen rcuct Cit Ri5, Oiclf %
Smoriubititrt hInuoc@ iammeu / et
SteNciob % Sen rcorc Sit 1Uloc@
oncr. Get itclea til Often err oioeIes
i%lucItet % ierpcrcs itror. @iI mon
ipeloerc ct 9Ga poo benne. bIir oer
bcnrc. men hct err fife ns0pen0ld.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19
Quiet 90 Kicffenet.

Rlt noor G|ronberrics CT fomnct
/ Nonoclen cr ser pei noqen boer,
lom ltlbercr pno huoronn DC fol be.
mite iia al ocnnc luuoe, ucllima9cn'
sc % iorhoIoapiS biaiqc Grugt MI
noar oct er ioo imnnt meo Suffer,
Scr or noQlc Spifriitcr ionn pier
huorbnn &c ton tllbcreocS u0cu me
get Suffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19
% Grauberrr Soucc.

Gn Guart Groubcrric2, > Stopper
iogcuoc Gano, II. Sop Suffer.
Suffer "a &ono folc2 ionnmeE / ,
Wiiultcr % ifummca, ON Get CT moo.
uenbiQ. &rrenc buuc2 ioa / % @rn.
Sen Irttea opcr hco Slo, bnor oct tnn
foQc roitt til @rrene briitcr 1e
bchepcr bare at foGc en- > M'inutcra
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19
(2) CRANBERRY Sancc.

Sunmlc Gorholo iont / %npeniioo
cuoc, mlotogcn at Ell li0cn &Ipbc
SnIt tlllUttca. Snltct hopes ~ /
&onoet, % %Trcuc hope3 / oN togc2,
iii DC or more. Sna loitc9 @rpocn
al Stopcn, op Suffcrct rerc@ / c'tcr
az "Sauccn" cr po1et uifielet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19
du al r1an9N paa 1ern Blode?

W06crac WtetbO6er for &o0tth0 % Sebei
Ooro9elie al Wamsel paa Sern | Slooet I
@uortor Nmrateo Srom iaa bnrtis sjemopbps.
ger iua9e. t~ternpie. meobruote Verioner. Spcr
5000. 900 Wtenmeifer ta8er oct aarlig Der / Gan.
oct aleme ior at torp9c i'm stprfe, Strait,
Gner9i % 1to~boloenbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19
CD GronbsrrN Scntc.

Gn Gunrt Gruuberrie@, , aoppcr
fo9enoc &oub, "a Stop bpib Sirrp
0rYitol &@bittc Sane Sirnp er me
get goo cacr oIminbclig Corn 81
rllp. 81 aop Suffcr. Siritp. Suf'
fer % @ono fogca lomnen / ) Nti.
inter, iao bupc5 @Grcne | oN fogea
roift til ole Sfol briltcr - omtrcui
) Miinuter. Get Dor fife rercs l. e..
fer at man bar haut Nrrcnc /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19
CRANBERRY Senn.

G%rotberries fogcs / &ono iii &c
er nIbcleS uOfogte, ioet Der toqca en-
4int @onb til bper TO Cunrt @pr.
Get lilies igiennem Ell rSellupoic %
Suiten iaar et Cpfoq, citer at man
isrit bar monlt Sen. I'll nocr Piut
Soit toqer ma Ell Sop Suffcr, TO
ger oet ; Wtinuter og bpIoer oct ioa
op / ScapaInSie ellcr / Tormer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19

TT. @eorse y. Safer,t ioisere sGae - Sirmra peo Mommcmtb memorial Soipi.
tai al Nw SrcD, Hgcr: "uncer acknowledging otter ben ipanifc Snhuenia
(ea @rpp) timber ice saratco Srom at arc till tor Nptte"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19
Grnnberrn Yie.

AImiuocIiQ Nie Gruit lopc5 al
"g9nr 6loner" oa Smer Subititut
eGcr "2oro Sibititut" 1plogn Ia.
nes al > &oppcr Grauberrica. en-
Spiieifc OIcl, ell SOP Sutfer (cllcr
Ell baIp STOP Suffer % en- balu Sop
hpio Sirrp). y aop %aro, Ell liben
alnbc Solt % , Spiicifeer Snsr
cner Worgarin. @anb, Solt, Smsr
"a Sirltb, bpiS ocn beauties, togc9
I%unlnten. Suffer o. Wfel rere9 innt-
men % honeS pp / Sen foQenoe 81
rl,p % i~ouinort oct %bcannber al inf
tie, boueS 9prcnc l.. Get foges 3
M'inuter, eiter at @Grenc er bout /.
oifieles herpoo noget % bapcs iaa
op / Ell Tie 5ollerfen iom cr 0rffct
mco Tie Gru't. Cper Gronuerru
Miosien lrgeea itriber al Ftc Grltit
% ioo itegeS oct / miooeIsuarm 90
qGropr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19
Bot HOaif mso Sranberries.

9cttc er Ell oellis Net og icIp rig
Tia ieigt GIso bIir msrt. naor oct
iteges iommen meb Granberrie2 Gu
8rnociteg pnn omirent 3 Vlno BRIT.
ues isrit / ire Spiieifeer Scot, ina
oct blir qoot brunt paa ale annter.
Suo toges 9jsoct OF. og 3 acppcr
uarmt &anO hTloe9 on ! Scotct Son.
mart Oct foyer bar man II Stopper
Granberries | % %iaainart De er glen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19
"Grnnbcrrn Butter.

9 Fint2 Gronbcrries. /. Gop
Gnuo. , Stopper Suffer, cncr ell
aop SlffCr % CT stop hplo Sirup.
aog @prcne / 0onoet iii DC er rig.
tiq gobt uofogtc, ioa bapes Suffer
% Sirup i o. BET foaes Ell bolu
3ime me6 ristia mag gorme. Get
mno reres / nGiten belle 1ioen. Nnor
set err iProiq itaor Oct iii SET or no.
oct aifislct, fer Oct hrIoea 90 /
8lo8ic. Tcttc err ubmerfet III al
imsre paa rarm @iicuits eller poo
Sage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19

nempormet ICaQea aipoet op / @rps
0cn igien Get itoar ion % iman.
|lltrrer til @leoct or aI0cle9 mort.
nlco tort Suol opcr. Get or bc0it at
bnuc SoIt % Ncber i ioainnrt aie'
oct cr boluiUroig >iot 0icl uorsres
/ folOt &ono % ocrmeo ieune5 Sou'
cen Ij9e ior sen ifnl icruere2.
Cream OF Mice Sunp.
lcnue Cpltrlit or ira Suoen, bpor
RiS : ole SrIfelier brllgcS mcget
mere emo hcroppe, % bpur DC ocrior
bar ltllocrct ule HiienS QtltIigtcoer
og tlll0uer Den pao ollerbeoltc U}aa'
DC. tn Sop Mi@. Ell Guurt &uuo,
en- Clart Mclf, , Sbeifccr Salt, 3
Sfiucr %rl, Ell aop iinboffct Stlleri,
, SpiIcltccr Snler Subititut, , Sui.
%lcitccr Ntcl. li0t 8cbcr. Rilcu foqcs
/ %ouoct 80 N}inuter oa hpia Der CT
uoQct &ano iQicn, ioa files oct lirn.
Hilcn babes ~ / 9tcIfcn / Ell 2plblc
Boiler "a tiIiptte4 SaItct oa Ii0t Sc
Der. Sagenc itcgce ierit til ocn er
aulbrrm / en- Spiicifc al Smoriub.
%ititlttet o. 0crpoo bar mo ocn %
Seacricr op / Suppen. Gen togee
~ Winttcr. lilies ioo % icuneJ mel
NieIet iom or rert iommen meo 81
10 Spiicifccr Smeriubititlt Sup.
pen Ioor loo ct Oofog 90 icruerc:
ltror-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19
CRANBERRY Beth.

Gnhcl tunoe Sfiuer gammelt
9rso Imsres goot meo Smer OF
Iraoes / @unoen al Ell Steacioo.
Gcrppcr lGages CT eoot Gag oIminoe-
Tia Granberrn GAUGE, ipm err irert
li6t reuet Gitronifol. Sua et 9og
pooimurt @reb og beroper Gronber-
m Sauce. Set sperite Gag ma
ppre 9rsb. ct 9oog ipttes ouer %
ina itegcs SET en- halp Simc. hrJrpan
9ooget togc3 al. iaa oct fnn brmncs
ooa 5oppen. Tennc ierpcres meo
"aoro Sm,cc" elcr mco !. Gr. 81.
tror Goncc cler auoeu gco Souce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19

800 80
at ifabe rebt
BLOB, Stprtc og
llbbolbeubeb.
tiger Or. SER
binano &in9,
Sr9e og ineote
cinit Sorfatter /
Neip Yort:
Ser ben9odr
ncppe en- Sag
men ar iet ier
apiither. hnts
nntrreoe Sriiqs
ter, ilpbeube
Stribt o9 az
minpeliae lrd9e,
trrtte uhieenbe
piier iiinisfieus
beige Segn pnd
hcn. unncmiifc,
%ueobruote Surs
fntnins,ium isls
Ger al Waueel
pao >ern / BIO
bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19

felb beb metaniif Sern. ice
antaeer iimpeltbeu forbt
bet foiter nu9le fao Gents
minore. Seq tilraaoer al
borlie 291erne | ale Sil,
trlber, at De faar Ell 29ocs
3ecept for organiif Sern
= Nugateb Srpn =, eler.
Ibis De life bill ean til bette
Srpoeri, oa at fiebe Sur.
ateo Sern / bets originate
@ufter % ie til, at bette
ialnn1e Nann (Nfurateo
Sron) forefommer pao
Tnffen. 9pis on bar tdset
Trepdrdttpner ipu Tllr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-19
Sem trGtte
nerpsic
Susmpoer.

: Sn1tale al Den @rroi,
Tom Gurateb Sron beiibber
L. m.AA1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
DONA ANA RED CROSS
FUND GOES OVER SIS. COO

Las Cruces. n. u. June Com
lste returns from the Dona Ana y [
Cross drive shows a total Of S15.S42O1.
OF this amount $500 is in order Of
third Liberty loan bonds and s170s.25
is in pledges. TO be paid by October
l. Considering that the quota was
only $4,000, the people OF Dona Ana
county are well pleased with the re-
suits. The county committee has is
sued cards Of thanks TO all who
helped. so far as possible
Loretto school Year Closes.
Loretto academy closed its year
and those who returned to
their homes were: Audra Anderson,
to Los Angeles. Cal; Helen Hanford,
TO FL Paso; Amelia Hernandez, 10
Douglas. Ariz-; Bernice and Ramona
smith, to Eel Paso. Mamie Hammond
to Lordsburgs n. NJ; Inez Foggs, 70
san Antonio. Tex; Alice Mahoney,
to FL Paso; Florence kenoe. 20 Mo-
renci, Ariz.; Mary Fleming, TO Phoe-
nix. Ariz.. Elvira Escobosa, to Fl
Paso; Helen Carter. 20 Canutillo. Tex,
Esther Partia, to Eel Paso; Marian
Ludlow, 20 Deming. N. H.; Jerelean
william, 20 El PasO; Louise Fandoa,
TO ~ Paso5 Celia and Irene Terazas.
to Ell PasOs Margaret Vidal TO Chi
auahuai Concha Bilbao and Lupe Tor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
RMSSeU Says
NOT Guilty
rs Trial Opens
Out of 100 Men Examined
Jury Secured At Noon;
Indictment Read.

At Friday afternoons session OF the
34th district court, the state viii be-
gin the presentation Of evidence on
the indictment alleging that William
G. Russell, cattleman OF Lubbock,
Texas, shot and killed Charles Qualey,
mining man ofiEI Paso and New York,
in Pioneer plaza the night Of January
., 1918. The jury in the case was
completed at 1870 o'clock this morning.
and the court announced the adjourn
ment until the afternoon
As soon as the last juror was Sc
cured and the j men were sworn in,
assistant district attorney Z. 3. Elfers
read the indictment in the case,
whereupon the accused through at
tOrney r. f Thomson, entered a plea
Of not guilty.
These Out Of 100.
The jury is composed OF j. c. Rouse,
jr-, C. 5. Camp, A. Carroll. Joe Nozza,
j. T. Sleet, A. Mcintosh, c. C..
Critchett, w. A. BoyntOn. f. J. Lewis
HOfer, g. B. Whitaker, II. Kuler, o..
T. Woods.
Only 100 men had been examined
before the jury was finally secured.
Juror Rouse was accorded permits
sion, on agreement Of both sides, to
telephone TO Deming to make some
business arrangements, Mr.. Rouse be-
ing a contractor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
REV. MR.. FERGUSON GOES
TO SANTA RITA CHARGE

Deming, y. NJ. June Rev. r. L.
Ferguson, who has been one Of the
most active camp pastors at Camp
Cody since the establishment Of the
camp last August. has been sent to
give his whole time 10 the work at
Santa Rita, n. n. He had been camp
pastor for the Methodist church.
working incorporation with the army
chaplains. Y. n. c. A. secretaries and
local pastors. There were more than
$500 Methodists among the soldiers
with whom he worked.
He worked Intimately with the
Y. ~ c. A. secretaries, speaking to
large crowds in the camp ~huts,"
helping in meetings and attending the
prayer services. as well as visiting
large numbers Of sick at the base hos
pital during the winter months.
The new work IS a large and pros
porous charge. 1t has been developed
altogether by Rev. Mr. Ferguson. For
several months he went from Camp
Cody and built il from a virgin field
to one OF the most important and re-
Sponsible works in New Mexico. s
large and up TO date new church is
to be built at Santa Rita
Col Roosevelt has suggested the re-
peal Of the antitrust law, now that
the government itself has violated the
spirit Of the law.-From Leslie's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
National Good Roads
Board Recommends Use
OF Prisoners For Roads

Kentucky viii pay its prisoners who
work on the road $3.50 day in place OF
81. as a result Of the highly successful
experiments during 1916 and 1917. "A rec
ommendatiou for extending the system is
made by Nat B. Sewel. state Inspector
and examiner, IN a report just made 20
Gov. Stanley. and he also urges employ
menr OF several hundred more prisoners
and increasing the price paid for the Ia
Dor.
In spite OF the experimental nature OF
the work and the fact that conditions
In some courties were very unfavorable.
the state mad a net profit OF $500 Fewer
guards and better business organization
viii. according 20 the report greatly IN
crease the profit Of the state from this
labor, even at the low price Of 81 day.
Other reports made TO the National
Committee on Prisons and Prison Labor
show that the war IS resulting IN a greater
use Of prison labor in road building all
over the United States
Nine additional prison camps VIII be es-
tablished in Missouri. where the price Of
the labor OF the prisoners is fixed at $50
a day and where the men work without
guards The state highway department
reports that the percentage or escapes
from horror road camps is less than that
over the walls at the prison Prisoners
can not be supplied to private contrac-
tors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
Ell PaSO Lady Doing Her
Bit

More than q year ago I took a
course Of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
for gall stones, severe collie and stom-
ach trouble and have been entirely
wei ever since have recommended
IL TO many other stomach sufferers,
as felt u was my duty TO tel them
Just how much good it has done ne"
II IS a simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays
the Inflammation which causes prac-
tlcally all stomach, liver and intes-
final ailments, including appendicitis.
one dose viii convince OF money re-
funded. Kelly & Pollard, Potter
Drug Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
POSTING AGENTS
. ON RAIL TARIFF
E. P. S. W. Passenger Of
flee Names Instructors
at Conference Here.

Twenty ticket agents, baggage
agents, travelling passenger agents
and conductors Of the FL Paso and
Southwestern railway met in the Of
flee Of Ganett King, general passen-
ger agent. Friday morning, for in
srruction and explanation of the new
rates and rules OF freight and passen-
ger traffic contained in general order
no. 2S- OF director general W. G. Nc
AdoO. Ar. King went into the dis
cussion in detail, and the men present
clarified the haze surrounding the
new schedule by a crOssfire of ques-
tons on much disputed points. 1t
was brought out that the government
had issued an order Withholding the
tariff for soldiers, sailors and nurses
on furl0ugh. The schedule in order
IS stated that such rates would be one
third OF the regular rates in the
states in which the transportation
was being issued.
Appoints Section Instructors.
Lr. King appointed Richard Warren
as Instructor 70 cover all stations on
the j. p. s. W. between FL PasO and
Duran, n II. Warren Brown VIII
cover the line from Duran TO Dawson.
]. l. Fox viii instruct all station
agents west Of Ell Paso as far as
Douglas. including Tyrone. L H.
Trimble viii travel from Douglas TO
Tucson, covering Bisbees Tombstone
and Huachuca-
The four travelling instructors left
Friday morning for their respective
assignments,
Public Might Be Posted.
The general public might get a
good deal OF valuable Information and
correct a lot Of false impressions by
attending similar schools" said ar
King The idea has become prevalent
that sleeper rates are a half cent a
mile in addition to the regular rate,
and that tourist fares are a quarter
Of a cent additional This is entirely
erroneous except for those states with
three cent rates, where this figure
does work out But the tariff states
percent Of the regular fare in addition
to the regular fare, for standard
sleepers, and Is for tourist sleep
ers- In three cent states this does
work out at half a cent and a quarter
OF a cent. But in the west those fig
ures do not hold.
Penny Change, Innovation
IAN innovation in railway circles
win be the fact that change viii be
made in cents hereafter. In the west
IL has been customary 10 add enough
10 a fare to make IL end in 0 or .. but
the new regulations stipulate that
this shan not be done after June TO-"
The other railroad agencies here
said that 10 their knowledge no in
struction had been started among
their ticket handlers and freight
agents regarding the government
tariffs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
WESTERN UNION EMPLOYEES
HERE GET $500 BONUS

The declaration Of a bonus for all
employees who have been with the
Western Union since April i. inf0rna-
ton OF which was deceived locally
Thursday afternoon. means that $500
approximately viii be distributed
among the local employees Of the West
ern Union, according TO manager 7. A
Darling. The bonus viii be pavable
Oct i, says the communication from
president NeWcomb Carlton. and win be
IN addition 10 the regular bonuses
Of July Z. and January /.
LAST January about $500 was d.
Fided among FL Paso Western Union
employees and On July I about $4,000
VIII be so divided Every messenger
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07

pass out OF the system. and you have
a healthy. playful child again.
Millions OF mothers give ~CaIifor-
MIA Syrup OF Figs" because % IS per-
fectly harmless children love ID. and
Il never fails to act on the stomach,
liver and bowels.
Ask your druggist for a bottle
OF California Syrup OF Figs and
Elixir OF SIENNA" made BY the
California Fig Syrup Co, which
has fun directions for babies,
children Of all ages and for
grown-ups plainly printed on the
bottle. Beware OF counterfeits sold
here Look for name California"
Accept no Fig Syrup but California"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
Look, Mother! If Little Tongue Is Coated,
Cleanse the Inactive Bowels with
California Syrup Of Fiss."

Children love this fruit laxative, o
and nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach, liver and bowels so nicely
A child simply viii not stop playing
to empty the bowels. and the result Is
that they become cloEged with waste.
the liver becomes sluggish. the stom
2ch Is disordered. and then your little
one becomes cross, feverish. and does
not eat, sleep or behave naturally.
Often the breath IS bad. and system
-stuffy" with a cold; the child has
sore throat, stomachache or diarrhea.
Listen, MoIherl See IL tongue is coat
ed, then give a teaspoonfUl OF Cali
tornia syrup OF Figs" and On a few
hours all the constipated waste
matter. sour bile and undigested food
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
ASKS THAT WHEAT CEREALS
HERE BE USED PROMPTLY

District food administrator C. n.
Bassert issued the following bulletin
Friday
The food administration has inn
pressed upon the consumers the
necessity Of conserving wheat
products and for that reason a total
abstinence Of wheat flour has been
asked until the next harvest The
accumulated stock Of wheat cereals
will on account Of the hot weather.
in a short time become badly dam
aged unless consumed will be a waste
instead Of a saving.
In view Of the fact that permitting
the wheat cereals TO deteriorate would
serve no purpose in conservation, the
public is asked TO purchase the pres
ent retail stocks in town, without any
restrictions that same may be saved
and consumed
THE retailers and wholesalers are
requested not to stock up again until
the wheat situation will warrant"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
CAVALRY OFFICERS DUE TO
MACHINE GUN SCHOOL HERE

organizations indicated are detailed to
attend the district machine gun school
established at Fort Bliss. the course
commencing June II:
First cavalry, Douglas. Ariz.-First
Lieuts. Don c. Briley and Rutherford
Hammond; second Lfeuts. W C. Moore
and Michael s. Dekle.
Eighth cavalry, Maria, TeN.-First
Lieut. Vincent Brine. second Lieuts.
George C. Keller. Gene II. Mauger
and Howard Van Arsdale.
Sixteenth cavalry, Mercedes, Tex
First Lieuts. Harry c. Boden. Craw-
ford c. Madeira and Fred T. Cunning
ham. second Lieut.. William T. Myers
Seventeenth cavalry. Douglas, Ariz
Capt l. r d. Mccullough; first
Lieuts. Wayland B. Augur and Fred
j. Dimes; second Lieut.. Harold F. Van
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
Steamship and Railway
Lines Cannot Take Liquor
To Dry Zones Says Court

Austin, Tex, June 7-On the opinion
Of the attorney general on behalf f
the state. judge Calhoun, Of the SD
district court today eniOined the
Mallory steamship company, the
santa Fe. Galveston. Houston. and
Henderson and the Galveston, Harris
burg q san Antonio Railroad COM
panies from transferring intoxicating
liquors within the zones prohibited
under the zone law. Hard cider and
other beverages calculated to provide
intoxicatiou, are included in the in
junction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
THIN. irritable CHILD

Gained Flesh, Strength and Good
Nature by Taking VInol.
AIiddIetown, CONT used Yiuol
for my little girl 5 years old for a
rundown. nervous condition. she was
thin. irritable all the time and had
no appetite. In a week I noticed an
Improvement and now she has a good
appetite, has gained in flesh and
strength and is much pleasanter TO
live with Mrs. c. B. Wilkinson.
There Is no secret about Vinol 1t
owes its success in such cases 10 beef
and cod liver peptones. iron and
manganese peptonates and glycrro-
phosphates, the oldest and most IA
nous bodybuilding tonics known
Kelly & Pollard. and druggists every
where.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07

force the laws and viii personally
conduct important criminal cases
when necessary.
Il am opposed to Prussianism.
junkerism and kaiserism.
Il am against prO-Huns, slackers.
porchclimbers. dough faces and kim
dred ilk.
i am for an economical state gov
eminent and against all political
Barnacles.
Il am for democracy and against
plutocracy.
Il stand with president Wilson on
every issue and regard him as the
greatest statesman Of ancient OF
modern times.
I am for America and the Stars
and Stripes forever.
Il am for 10y and law enforce
ment"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
LoOney Changes Opinion
about Women In Smaller
Tomns Being Registered

Austin. Texas. June TN a statement
TO-DAY attorney general 3. f. Looney ad-
mitted that there may be "a shadow OF
doubt" as 10 the correctness OF his pre-
vious opinion 10 the effect that l. is not
necessary for women TO register in cities
OF 10000 and less under The woman suf-
frage act Accordingly he advise all col
lectors that . would be "a safer course
for all tax collectors TO provide for the
registration Of all women who desire 10
register and issue registration receipts to
those who reside without, as wen as with
in cities OF over TO-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07
10y Opposed To Porch
Climbers and SLacbers,
Is For America and Lor

Phoenix. Ariz., June lanes 10y,
of Navapai county. wishes IL known
that his candidacy for the place Of at
torney general on the Democratic
ticket is far from being a joke So
he has issued a proclamation Of the
ten principles on which he stands.
They are:
Il am for state and national woman's
suffrage
Il am for union labor at all times.
81 viii aid county attorneys 20 en-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-07

enjoyed the luxury Of riding on trains
while going from city to city for the
G.. H. & S. A. and the T. & P were
in the course Of construction in this
section Of the state. There weren't
any Pullmans in those days, however.
the Judge saying that often he was
forced TO ride on construction trains,
which consisted Of flat cars and box
cars
He says he did a little letter writing
IN that campaign. and considerable
speaking, but not once engaged in
latter day political schemes, adding;
They schemed a little in the cities
for municipal offices. but in the dis
tricts 70 was usually the best man in
the community for the office