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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
Kindere6e.
Sas a1tte 8eiIpiel Der Gltern.

Sus yuIt output pC% SAe%H.
Sic &rebie btelten einmal mitein.
AMBER @at, mie tie Elm 0eittel finoen
m0d)ten, ibren alten %gemobnten
Gang, ser befanntlid immer riid-
mdrts gebt, 5u perbellern.
giner bon ibnen iogte: ~@s ge-
reift uns Dor ser gan5en @elt CUR
Sd,unoe, oab man iiberau, 100 lie.
mano in ieinem @eiddfte ungliid
bat, sen Musorlld gebrm1dt: er gebt
Sen &rebsgang. Gin iolb bablides
Spridmort biirfen mir uns ni6t Ian.
ger gefauen laiien."
Gin onoerer madte Sen Borldlag:
SD meiB, mie mir es am 5medma=
bielten ein5uridten baben. 8ir gr-
>pud)iene linO idon 5u alt uno biel 5u
lange 3eit uniern Gang getpobnt,
lueroen i'm alio id1perlif mebr an
bern f0nneu. Aber bas ioq ieet cine
ousgemuHte Sahe unter uns lein:
%llniere iu1gen &rebie ioaen ole nrf
oie1elbe Nrt uno Meile belebrt u10
angebalten merDen, oaB. lie ME anOers
ais por1pdrts geben. Gam miro
nad) uno nod Ser abideulide 6ebler
unter unlern 9tadfommen al1fgebo=
ben %1peroen." Ser Hat 1pur0e bon
allen &reblen gutgebeiBen unO bon
MIN on befolgt.
ga lprud nun zines Cages Elm al
ter &rebs 5u ieinem Sungen: US lit
Nun 3eit, oaB on geben lernlt."
v@ie muB i'd MIDI 0enn bier5u on
Itelen?" fragte Ser iunge &rebs.
v111 muBt Sic 6iibe, einen nob
SEM u11oern, aufbeben uno tie geraoe
Dol sid bin beluegen, bite Did, es ar-
oers 5u ma6en!"
"a aber 1prad bas feline Rrebs=
LEM, gang eingeiduhtert: "yater, geb
on %poraus, 5eige es mir, pie i'd es
MAIDEN muB."
Ser alte fling, mie er es gepobnt
NOR, riifruarts 81 frieden an, uno
Ser Sunge folgte alsbalo auf 0ielelbe
@eiie nod.
u@ie?" brun1mte Der Mlte, babe
id} Sir nidt befoblen, Oh ioait por=
tparts geben?"
rMber Gater GET gu uormdrts,"
mar aberu1als Die angltli6e Int1uort;
rid fam es ni9t onoers MADDEN, als
lpie Du es mir borma6it."
&ur5, Der alte &rebs fonnte ni6ts
ausri6ten. 9aber lit ser &rebsgang
Bis ouf BEN beutigen Sag nod rid
pdrts geblieben.
@enm oas ol16 nur cine 6abel un0
5tpar cine ettpas 0ro1ige 6abel 1T, 10
liegt 6arin Oob fir ale @ltern eine
tiefe Babrbeit, sic tie ni6t genug be-
ber5igen f0nnen. Mae guten 2ebren,
ole grmabnungen an Sic &inoer,
fromm un6 tugen0baft gu man0eln.
niiben nihts, nen1 tie nibt our6 oas
eigene quite 8eiipiel Der Gltern u1t=
terltiitt mer0en. Sor alem oen ST.
tern gilt in 8e5ng ouf lire &inoer
oos @ort oeS 9errn: 80 ler6te
euer 2idt Dor oen Meniden, 0ab tie
eure guten 8erfe ieben un0 euren
8ater i'm 9imlnel preilen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21

&rampf.MnfaQe. uMit 8eginn Ell
nes ie6en 6riibiabrs," idreibt Tral1
Sesulia 5imon bon &iberoale, Sa.,
,tpur6en mir I'M 6as 2eben unlerer
Eo6ter beiorgt, meil iie Damn regel=
mdBig sic ibredliditen &ramptantal=
le befam. 5eit6em mir Sorn1S Ml=
pe%nfrGl1ter gebrouben, iino Die
S&3'rGmpfe perihmun6en nno tie 1ublt
1id mobl. 8ir iin0 iebr oonfbar flr
6os @liif, meldes 0ies Seilmittel in
uniere Somilie gebrodt bat." Jor=
ni's Mlpenfrauter bringt oen Son<
nen16ein ser @eiunobeit in5 Sous,
in6em es l%1ntpobliein pertreibt nno
&ranfbeiten beilt. Ea1ienoe boben iei=
ne beiIfrdftigen @igenl6often be-
5eugt. gs lit nidt in Mpotbefen 81 ba=
ben, ionoern miro 6urh beionoere
Mgenten geliefert. 5auS fem alpen-
frauter=M gent in Ser Nad)bari6aft
lit, tpen6e man ii6 an Dr. Setter
8abrnep & Cons 60, 2501 8aib=
ingtor 8lp6., @bicago, Sn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21

men mer6en. -Das i@mei5er. 8olfs>
mirtidafts , Departement erlieB 8e.
%ltimmungen Mber 6ie 8eriorgung oes
2anoes nit Sribten uno anoeren
Brooutten Ser 8al6baume. 9ie
ldhpei5eriide Snfpettion fir Sort
meien miro als 3entralitele be.
5eidnet fir 6ie Organization Der
grnte Ser genonnten Brooutte. Sic
%fantonalen Megierungen baben oafur
gu iorgen, 6aB Die Yro0ufte> fir pel=
DIE 6ie Snipeftion fir 5orltpei len Die
@eminnung anoronet, in geeigneter
Ben Wal6itm1o idonenoer Me11e &C.
iammelt, iotpie o%ufbemabrt uno abge-
liefert merben. Die 5ammlnng er-
folgt, gleidgiiltig, Oh es itd UNI o.
fentli6e ooer pribate Waloer ba11oelt.
Die @antone be3eidnen belonoere
SammeliteQen, Die Die Broontte IN
gmpfang 3u nebmen baben. Die Wer<
fiigung trat am 16. Sept. in Strait.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
WGnners nnb Tramen=8eruf.

Ser Mann muB binaus, in Der
Welt jid unieben uno 6oS Mnge=
l6aute> grfabrene Iammeln gum @e-
brau1e fir 6as 2eben; iein 5treben
muB in gepiiier 8eiie INNER uniper=
ial fem. Das lit BEL 6rouen gan5
anoers. Das @aus, 6te 6amilie, lie,
bes @in3elne oarin lit lire fleine, oo6
ebenio bemegte, D~ielgeltaltige Welt,
bie lie 70 angenebm un6 trout mo-
4en miilien, oaB Ser Wunn Die feline
@elt bes @oules als Sic re6te Set
mat fiiblt. Sein Birfen muB in alien
leinen @ur5eln i'm &reiie Der 5einen
ruben, 10 0aB ale sic 3meige nno
Melte, sic es nab auben treibt, 0en=
nod 8liten ur0 5rii6te fir 6as &C.
liebte @aus bringen. $50 es ni6t 10
lit, miro es gepiB iebr oft, menn ni6t
meiltens oie Sbulo ser 6rauen fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
6arm.9p n.Mnleiben.

9ie Garmers 5tate Bant lit basu
borbereitet, lire Gor6s fir Inleiben
m1f Gnrm @igentbum an5rtbieten.
Die l1nterfuda1ng bes @igentbums
un6 8etdtiga1ng Der @iderbeit miro
bon @eamten Der 8anf gema@t un6
nit 10 tpenig Sr1.bel fir BEN appli.
farcten, tuie muir eber mogli@. @egeu
@dberem telepboniere, f@reibe man
an ODER iprede Dor in Der 8anf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21

9as 2isen 1T cine iolde Mitgift
ser Meni6ennatur, bob Ser Bialmilt
iogt: Sober Meni9 1T liigenbaft.
= ~@abrbeit unb euge", betBt es
bet Mlban 5tola lift gerooe oaS
@run6element, bas Mb5ei6en Der
@eele, gu mas fir elmer Mrt lie gez
BORT" = Wan lege 6ielen W}aBltab
an Bre1ie nn6 Bolitifer> nno
Ill meldem @rgebnis muB man ge=
langen?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
Snm9e @Ganner, beberaiat 6ieies!

uMir bot feiner mas gu iagen. Sd
tue, mas ia mill" 10 balt Du tpobl
Iaon man9en &ameraoen ipreden
boren, un6 nod bieien prablerii6en
@orten bait gu i'm mobl aud ban=
6eln ieben. @r iblug Sic 2ebren Der
@ltern, 2ebrer un6 Brie1ter, in ben
8ino. @r biinfte ii6 flug genug.
lelblt leine6an6lungen gu beltimmen.
80 ging er bin, geitattete ii6 na6
M0glidfeit ieben @enuB, unbefim=
inert nm iein Sell, obne S4am Dor
Sen Meni9en. 90 geriet er immer
tief Ter, er muroe elm Sflape leiner
9eioenl9aften. @r, 81 0em gu piel=
leibt aufgeldaut bait mie 81 eirem
@eloen, ser lid) erfibnte> an6eren Den
@eboriam 511 fiin0en, uno feline eige=
uen @ege 3u manoeln. Gin trouriger
Maulbelb!
8obreS &eloentum liegt nidt I'M
l%1ngeboriam, nein, nur 6nr6 @ebor-
lam uno @elbit5udt miro man Elm
@el6.
vGapfer" lit ser 20meniieger,
Iopfer lit ser Weltbe5minger,
Gopfrer, 1per ii6 ielblt be5tpang!"
8er nit Mnt oaran gebt, 1e1ne
Jebler uno b0ien %Neigungen gu be-
fatmpfen, mer iid) oemiitig oem gott=
li6en @elebe u11tertpirft, Elm getrener
5obn leiner gltern nnb Ser Stride
bleibt, ser lit mobrbaft groB II. ltarf.
Salt gu i6on einen Maulbeloen m11~
tia qeleben, merm cine @efabr an i'm
berantrot, o0er menn es etne gro be
Mnfgobe gu l01en galt? 9fimmer, oa
liebt er lid feige uno mntlos 5nrnd:
Wialt gu or1 Elm 8eigling lperoen?
ga lei @ott Dor! Das more zines
bropen Siinglings, zines Gbrilten I'M
miir6ig.
@e6or1om lit oes @briiten56mud!
ltebe freu6igen @eboriam nno itrer~
qe @elbit5udt! @ie gu 6as begin,
men loal t? Mit @einem fange an.
So1t gu Sir 1@on einmal einen @ez
nuB per1ogt> cine 3igarre, Elm @las
Bier? 8eginne 6amit un6 On tptrlt
erltarfen gu Sen groBen &'ampt EN-, Die
feinem er|part bleiben. gu m1r1t EN-
6el6. @rtpirb Sir Damn aber a1b
Sic Sel0entugen6en Ser 8abrbeit u.
Tre1e. Sci oufridtig uno mobr IN
Deinem Denfen, &e6en nn6 9anoeln!
u2aB ME sic 2iige Deinen Wtun0
enttpeibn!" Gin 2igner lit Elm err
b0rmliher @i9t; ebenio neradtlt9
lit Elm MenI6, Der 6ie Srene n1bt
hqlt. @r miro bon allen Meni9en ber'
abtet.
Sci tapfer, treu unb mabr!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
M11d1 u11f benz Ghladtfelb bes Ser

MudJ unf benz @dladtfelb bes Ser
tebrs qibt es @panen. Sos fat man
gelegentli6 bes iunglten Waliennn=
gIids auf ser Brooflpn &apio Erans
tit erfobren. W6bren6 oie Spfer Der
@%otaltropbe ii9 unter oen Eriimmern
ser 5erideuten @agen manoen, muir
ben ibnen sic Eaiden ausgeplunoert.
Die 5hperberlebten mur6en ebenlo
meniq ber19ont mie Sic 2ei6tberleb=
ten. 5ogar an 6ie Eoten tpagten Die
l1nmeni9en ith nn6 nabmen ibnen
ob, mas lie @ertooues finoen fonn>
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
st.
Hcaoemp ..
ct. Soiepb, Stearns g., Mtnu.

Cine ser beiten Initalten sur b0be.
rem S1dtereratebuns im .gau5eu
Mor0>ueiten. nnterridtet in 6entider,
engliider unb frans0iiider Sprade,
stempgrapbie, SDpeturiting, Sud-.
fibren, Mniif, Maleu, &oden unb
,ueiblide @an0arbeiten. 8ribat5im.
mer, nit alien mobernen 8equemlid.
feiten ansgeitattet, iteben Ben 35s.
lingen a1r @erfigung. Mdt obigem
Snititnte lit cine Sda1le fir &uabeu
BON 6 bis IL Sabren berbunben. @e.
gen Maberem uenbe man fi@ an
Sister Dlrectress, q. S. B.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-30
Hebrew New Year Feast
Begins Sept. 8; Runs
Over 10th at Bnai Zion

The three weeks season OF the Jew
ish autumnal festivities begins with q
two DAYS festival OF EOsh Haslonan'
or the Hebrew New Year, on Friday
evening. september 6, and includes
Yom Kippur, the day OF atonemenJ'
from eve Of September 10 10 the eve
OF September 16, followed BY an eight
DAYS holiday Of Feast Of Booths, pc
ginning September 20.
The holidays are observed, as Kew
C.. Bursetown, minister OF congresa-
ton B'nai Zion explains, In compll--
ance with the Psalmistic passage. Al
midnight I viii rise 20 give tnanhs
unto Thee. because Of Thy righteous
DEGREES He further said 10 is always
observed at the midnight precenln=
Sunday. for the reason possibly ina
10 does not interfere with the rest OF
those people who have TO rise carry
on working days.
This service is prominently known
in Hebrew circles as .'SlichOth,' mean
ine- forgiveness. and is usually very
impressive. IL rendered by skiltul
minister. singer or artist II con Jams
the overtures Of the sweet chanting s
OF oriental rhapsOdies that the req
rev great cauJOrs made tnemsetFes
. prominent in their execution OF them
, during all the Jewish festivals espe-
cially during the autumnal feast day s
Saturday. precisely at i oeiogh
midnight. Rev. G. Bursetown VIII OF
ficIate al .'Slichoth" at temple Bnal
Zion on North FL PasO street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-30
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
The "SwHP' Couture.

THE very latest ooiffure. worn by
L the most fashionably dressed
women at Newport and other summer
resorts. is called The Swirl" II is
becoming TO almost every type of
face. and is easy 10 adjust. once you
get the knack OF IT. Incidentally. it
admits OF enough variations to make
it adaptable for either the tail or
the under sized girl; the woman with
the thin face can do IL loosely. puff
ing the hair well over the cheeks;
and the woman with a round face,
By adjusting the couture more snug
H. can take away any suggestion Of
fleshiness in the cheeks.
To achieve this couture, part the
hair in the middle. then separate each
side by making a second part about
an inch above the ear. Take the hair
between the two partinEs and pull Il
down becominEly over the forehead
as you will see IL is done in the pic
fure-fasteninE the strand back with
a hairpin. Take the lower part Of
tho hair and puff out over the ear
and bring this TO the back fastening
both strands together with the same
pin. Repeat this on the other side Of
the head. You now have the hair ar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-30

ranged over the face. with one long
strand falling down the back Sepa-
rate this strand into two parts tii
can be held firmly with a comb OF
a large hairpinl- Take the top par'
Of the strand. comb directly up over
the top OF the head. tuck the ends
under. and pin down this large bun
Take the other strand and bind COM
pletely around the head and. incident
ally. around the edge Of your already
arranged bun Fasten this strand
with three shell hairpins (Which may
be as plain or as ornamental as you
care to make them).
II your hair is not long enough 10
wind completely in this viii around
the head. YOU may have TO use 2
switch; but. frankly. II your hair is
not long enough 10 make this Golf
fu-e, I would advise YOU to try a
simpler style-as artificial hair is
heating TO the scalp.
Questions and Answers
Mrs. c. W.-The henna paste IS
much more satisfactory 10 apply than
the henna leaves. You VIII find IL
quite easy TO cover even the thickest
head Of hair with this. Shampoo your
head and. when partially dry. apply a
thin hot paste Of henna. covering the
entire head Let this stay on from
half an hour TO two hours-you can
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-30
HOROSCOPE

SATURDAY. AUGUST 81, 101S.
THIS is a most fortunate day, az
/ cording TO astrolosy. for the sun.
Mars. Jupiter and Mercury are all On
beuefc aspect II is a most auspicious
rule for initiative Of every sort and
should bring good luck TO all who
make any practical venture
Both men and women should be
successful in seeking positions Gur-
ing this configuration.
Political candidates should benefit
from the planetary direction. which
is believed to encourage public favor.
The fall elections may present many
surprising results.
The president. governors and men
al the head OF official affairs are
most fortunate in the forecast for
this day. but all who occupy places
iu the sun should safeguard the
health.
Mars promises victory for the al
lies. Although delays and unexpected
events may retard final peace the
seers declare that the war VIII last
through but one more winter
The salient signs read as apply ing
10 war conditions seem 10 Indicate
extraordinary success. but Septem per
NAV be a month Of many disturDin
events LneSe are likely ~ AAA=A--tal-
legal difficulties. labor agitation and
excitement over religious affairs
Again death so long prognos ticated
for the kaiser is indicated by the
stars The seers agree that the Ger
man emperor viii not live to see peace
esta blished-
Beginning in the early autumn eco
nomic questions will occupy unusual
attention and reconstruction Work Tor
the period after the war viii start
definitely in commercial centers, II IS
prophesied.
Bankers continue under the best
leading. which seems TO toreshadoW
great financial enterprises that are
cooperative
Celebrations and holidays viii grow
In popularity in the United states.
as q result OF the development OF
the community spirit. il is predicted
Persons whose birthdate IL is nave
the augury Of a prosperous year 1ney
should avoid changes
Children born on this day are ike
Iv 10 be clever industrious and mucn
respected- These subjects OF virgo
have Mercury as their principal ruler.
Copyright. 1918, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-30
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
WONT HAVE FULL RETURNS

Austin. Tex. aug. 5o.-It was
pointed out here today that it was
doubtful II complete election returns
Of the second primary could be placed
in the hands OF the state executive
committee for its meeting at Waco
next Monday.
The distance is too great for the
returns 10 reach Waco by Monday
after having been canvassed by the
county committees Saturday, in some
instances, It is said. but since the
results IN the runoff primary were
rather decisive. there is no chance Of
any contest, even If some Of the re-
turns have not been received before
the state convention meets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-30
Famous In A Day For Her
Beautiful Complexion,
Oatmeal Combination Does It

used IL have had the same results
7 have had
Miss O. C. SAYS. "Aly complexion
was poor and my skin rough Ny neck
chest. hands and arms were dark
from exposure he very first appllca-
ton OF this wonderful Derwillo oat-
meal combination convinced me that
my poor complexion and skin blem-
ishes would soon be a thing OF the
past. In few weeks all these IN
slightly defects had entirely disap-
peared and 7 shall always use it 10
keep my complexion az its best all the
time ] have recommended 90 20 my
girl friends and they are just as en-
thusiastic over 10 as 7 am. We all uss
10 before going 70 the theater. dances
or parties and it's wonderful what a
difference it makes in our appear
ance."
Mrs. G. Y. writes. Oatmeal and
Derwillo have worked miracles with
my complexion. Z had many despised
wrinkles and S1lloW rough skin. nv
hands and arms were covered with
freckles. After eight weeks use or
Nae Edna Wilder'S wonderful con-
plexion prescription these objection
able defects have entirely vanished.
I look ten years younger and advise
every girl and woman - Try L and
] feel confident after one OF two ap-
nlicarCns they viii use 90 continually
and be just as favorably impressed
with 10 as / am. I recommend l. TO all
Of my friends
Noie- To get the oes, effect Be sure 70
follow the complete directions coutzine1
ia every package q derwlllo- You have
on 20 set derwiiio and oatmeal You
need nothing else and 70 Is 90 simp.c
that any one cab use f. and 50 mex
pensive that any girl or woman can AZ
ford e. The manufacturers and drug
Eists guarantee that there VIII Be
noticeable improvement after the first
an uIica tInn or they viii refund E1a
m luey. e Is scld IN this city unfer
money refund guarantee by all drLsEtstn
Including Kelly & Pollard. and scott
White Co.-AGv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-30
PHYSICIAN TOLD
HER TO KEEP ON
TAKING TANLAC
Mrs. Bieal gained twenty
poUnds-Wants others to
be helped.

Il have not only gained twenty
pounds since I began taking Tanlac,
but il has done me so much good that
my doctor after seeing the improve
me1t this medicine brought advised
ne TO keep on taking II, declared
Mrs Mary BieaL OF 519 Dayton Ave,
Seattle. a few days ago
4 feel so grateful for Tanlac, j
don't know what to say continued
Mrs. BieaL For three years I SUI
fered such agony with my stomach.
that 1 wasn't able TO do q thing around
the house. In fact was hardly able 20
he around at all ompletely lost my
appetite. and what I did force down
caused me so much pain ] could hard
y stand it. OF course this got my
nerves in q terrible condition. and ]
hardly knew what il was to sleep al
night. I'd just roll and toss until
morning
AT last I got so bad off that I
was taken 10 the hospital, and had an
operation performed / was there 1or
five weeks, and when I finally got
back home. I was a perfect wreck ]
was so weak I couldn't move around
the house at all and had 10 stay right
in bed and my husband had 10 leave his
work and wait on me 1 had the best
attention I could get but nothing
seemed TO give me any strength ana
although I tried and tried to get up
ard move around, IL was no use i
was TOO weak. Just couldn't do It.
Everybody insisted that I 80 back 10
the hospital. but I said No had
been through so much 7 just couldn't
bear the thought Of going back there
again
Then 7 decided TO try Tanlac, as /
had heard so much about it and II s
the honest truth this medicine old
more for me than I ever thought any
thing could do have taken SIX bot
ties now. and my stomach is in splen-
did condition. ] have fine appetite
and can eat anything / want ana
never suffer the least bit afterwards
Tanlac certainly has built me up
wonderfully Just think, before 1 took
IT. I didn't have strength enough 10
set ny own table, and now 1 can DO
every Bit OF my house work, even 10
the washing. # necessary, and sleep
like q child and wake up in the morn
irgs feeling refreshed and fun OF
life. I've gained twenty pounds ana
look SO well that my doctor told me
70 keep right on taking Tanlac- aad
YOU may be sure I'm going 10 do II
I'm clad for everyone TO know what
TanIac has done for me and hope the
story Of my case viii help other SUI
fersrs 20 get the same relief
TanIac is sold IN Fl Paso by Kelly
& Pollard Co. Inc and Peoples Drug
SrOre--AdT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-30
Samuel Gompers Visits
Home Of His Bouhood

London, Eng. Aug. 30.-Samuel
Compers. president Of the American
federation Of labor. today visited his
boyhood home where he was born. SIS
years ago. 1t was an event OF great
Importance in the little section Of
east London. known as Spittlegate.
Mr.. Gompers had only visited England
once before since he left England as
a boy TO seek his fortune in America
His previous visit was nine years ago
Mr. Gompers was accompanied by
several members Of the American
labor mission.
The old street has not changed
much" he said, "as he stood in front
OF the house which had been his home
for many years
While Mr.. Gompers was talking, an
old woman Of over so years. wearing 2
long gray shawl. hObbled up, looked
at the stranger a moment, and broke
OUT i know you. Sam Gompers.'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-30
NEW CALOMtL IS
MOST DELIGHTFUL
Not the slightest nausea,
gripping or danger-EeW
variety called Calotabs.

Livery doctor regards calomeI as the
best and by far the most useful OF All
medicines. Now that its unpleasant
and dangerous qualities have been en-
tirely removed, the new caIomel
known as "Calotabs" is destined 20
become the most popular Its effects
are delightful One Calotab al bed
time, with a swallow OF uater-that's
an No nausea no gripping nor IN
pleasanrness- You wake I'D in the
morning feeling fine. your liver
cleansed- your system purified and
with a hearty appetite for Breakfast.
Eat what you please. 90 where yo1
please, any kind OF weather. 70 re-
striction OF habit OF diet.
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages. price thIrty-five
cents Your druggist recommends and
guarantees Calotabs- Money back il
you are not deighted--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-30
Look, Mother! If Little Tongue is Coated,
Cleanse the Inactive Bowels with
California Syrup of Figs"

Children love this fruit laxative,
and nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach. liver and bowels SO nicely.
A child simply will not stop playing
10 empty the bowels. and the result Is
that they become cloEged with waste,
the liver becomes sluggish. the stOm-
ach is disordered. and then your little
one becomes cross. fevsrish. 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. Mother See II tongue is coat
ed. then give a teaspoonful Of Cali
fornia Syrup Of Figs and in few
hours all the constipated waste
matter, sour bile and undigested food