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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

Spanish Town. jamaica and produced
MI Mason TO witness that the woman
was alive and at ThornfieId.
Edward Rochester confessed hardly
and recklessly that he had married, as
the lawyer asserted; that his wife was
still living; and that he had kept her
secretly at Thornfield for years. she
was mad. and she came of a mad fam
ily; idiots and mauiacs for three gen
erstions. He had been inveigled into
me marriage by her family. with the
connivance Of his father and brother.
who had desired him to marry a for
tune he invited the clergyman, the
lawyer and Mr. Mason to come ID TO
Thornfield and see what sort of a be-
ing he had been cheated into espous-
ing, and judge whether or not he had
right to break the compact.
At Thornfieid he took them TO the
third story In a room without a win
dow, there burnt a fire, guarded by
high and strong fender, and a lamp
suspended from the ceiling by a chain.
trusty maidservant bent over the
fire, apparently cooking something. In
the deep shade. at the further end Of
the room, figure ran backwards and
forwards. What it was at first sight,
one could not tell; 4 grovelled. seem
ingly, on all fours- i snatched and
srowled like some strange wild an
imal; but It was covered with cloth
ing: and quantity Of dark. grizzled
hair, wild as name hid its head and
face.
THAT is ny wife" said NJ.
Rochester.
Then all withdrew.
That night Jane stole away from
Thornfield. The few shillings that
she possessed she gave TO the driver
Of the first coach she saw. to take her
as far as he would for the money.
Thirty six hours later he let her off at
a crossroad in the rnooriands. Into the
heather she walked. That night she
ate bilberries. and slept under a crag-
Two days later, famished and
drenched, she was taken into Marsh
End. the house OF the Rev. St John
Rivers, & young and ambitious klergy-
man in the neighboring village OF
Morton. tbs two sisters, Mary and
Diana, were more than kind to Jane.
They were soon to return TO their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
Doctor DISCOVERS Neto
Method OF Childbirth

st. Louis. No. July ga tech
nique Of spinal stimulation and not
rous oxide and oxygen combination
by which It is possible to produce
child birth with absolutely no pain
has been discovered at Liberty hos
pital here by DR.. John H. Crenshaw.
This technique. Dr.. Henshaw says.
Is absolutely safe. and the patient
conscious all OF the time. sees all that
goes on. but IS oblivious to pain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

The sale Of 10 ton gasoline roller
which has been on the junk pile for
several years was authorized by the
city council Monday. The Lee Moore
Contracting company purchases the
roller for $500. The machine is too
heavy for use on Fl Paso pavements
and too expensive to operate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
.PatterAnd Chatter. !.
OBSERVATIONS OF THE OFFICE BOY.

ODCERf A1lONO Ut BUY.
NAN who has double chin and lots Of waist to spare
But had TO kinda gasp for breath and didn't have much HAIR
Was IN the Office yesterday, discussn with the boss
About the weSher and the way put the League across;
He seemed to think he knew it all and the only
Who had the right to mention how the country should be
LIE said he could have his say he'd stop the discomfort
And shut the Williams up who kick about the price Of rent
Some Congress should be shot hustled off to jail
Too many people wished he thought to twist the lions ta
He pounded the desk and slared and said crime
The way unrest spreadn through the country all the time
mentioned that he'd pass law he could have his way
To clap the clamps unions when they struck for higher pay;
The people had no right, he said to start how-dedo
When anybody tried to raise the fare or two;
He couldn't to understand why should care rap
How England treated keland-hed wipe If off the mspI
HIS face red redde while he told us what was wrong
But finally he said he guessed he'd have to run along
And when be started out the door he against the side
So while he sat there the floor all dazed and gassy-eyed
wondered he still believed the public would be gay
With nothing to complain abOutf he could have his way
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

NELLIE AAY-Usually, you can de-
~ veiop the bust somewhat By tax
ing deep breathing and chest and arm
exercises. Swimming is also good,
and will make a round. firm bust
Increasing the flesh Will make the
bust larger, too, though you may
faithfully do all these things without
attaining a perfect So
Your hair probably needs oil.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

form OF Iron By using other MAKES
of Iron Peptonate We could 1aNe
put the same quantity OF aclu1l Aol
in the tablets at less than one-1ourtn
the cost 70 Us. and oy uslnS ~ n ne
iron we could have accomplished lHs
same thing at less than one-IWe1ll y
the cost. but By so doing we must
have most certainly impaired Jneir
therapeutic efficacy Glyceropnos-
pilates used in Nuxated Iron is one OF
the most expensive tonic ingredients
known It is especially reccoInmenced
TO build W the nerve force ana mere
BY increase brain power IS s-4ceIo-
phosphates are said 10 contain pnos-
phorus in that particular state 50 ST. N.
liar 10 that in which Il IS found n the
nerve and brain cells OF men
As Will be seen from the above, Two
fr1rortant ingredients OF Nuxated iron
Iron PeDtonate and Glyeerc'2nos-
phates) are very expensive proe1e-s
as compared with most other tones
Under such circumstances the temp
tation TO adulteration and substitution
BY INSCRIPTIONS persons, IS very great
and the public is hereby warned 70 1e
careful and see every bottle Is p1S-n-S
labeled ssSuxated Iron" BY the Dae
Health Laboratories. Paris. Loncon
and Detroit. L. s A., as this IS TIE
only genuine article II you nave az
en- other forms OF iron Wltnouz So
cess. this does not prove Nu1areo IRON
-rASrFAcruRER NOTE Suxated Lon
is not a secret remedy. but one when =
well known TO druggists every = mere -.
1ii-e the older fno-Eanic iron produces, 4 =
cs=ilv assiniilat1d. does not mi IRE ne te-t-a
make thern black or upset the stol-4c1-
Nu1ated Iron IS not reccon1uenl-ed Tor -
In cares OF acute illness. but only as ton
ic strength and blood 5ullder- ON case o.
illness always consult your family pnyS--
clan and be guided by his adrlce-l II N
doubt as 70 whether or not you need = ton
ic ask your doctor. as we do not Wisc 10
sell you Nuxated Iron II you do not require
it. II you should use L and Il does ror
helm VOC. notify Us and we viii return your
money. II Is sold IL this city By Kelly q
Pollard Co. Owl Drug Co ana ell ether
Grurriste
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29


Of the middle classes
one middle class and that it in the middle
HI
Buron VIII
he 10
s
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29
BRONTE.

Charlotte Brnate sister OF Emily ana
anne Bronte. was born April =. 1915. ana
died March 81. 1893
Their father was an Irishman OF poo-
hestth and eccentric ways- Their mother
died when tho children were young, and
they we're left 10 bring themselves up N
a bleak and solitary house. close to the
churchyard. their only solace an intense
enjoyment OF the world OF make-believe-
Deaths In The family, sorrow and trlbu-
latiors Of all kinds the struggle 20 make
a way in the world by teaching and serv-
Ing as goveruess, the necessity OF acting
as mother TO the family, all were a part
OF the intense life OF Charlotte
In 1876 the three sisters issued a small
volume OF poems under the names OF Cur
rer. Ellis and Acton Bell The book was
hardly noticed at the time The three
sisters each began novel. Enily's
'Wutherif-g Heishts" and AnIie's Agnes
Grey found publishers but THE Pro-
fessor" q Charlotte remained unaccepted
until she had made her name famous
with other work. She threw herself into
the composition OF Jane Eyre" Which
was published in 1877. II took the read
iEG public by storm the literary sensa-
ton Of the dsv was WHO Is (-75-rsr Fs1Il p,
The answer did not come tin Shirley
had been published in 1sz9. when the au-
thor became part OF the great world
OF letters -Nillette.' her last hook. came
IN 1853 The next year she was married
TO the Rev Mr. Nichols; she died the
year after. when success and happiness
should have crowned her life
Beginning with the life by CharIotte's
friend, Mrs Gaskell, TIE three sisters
have been the subject OF inuunera bic
books and articles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

A lot OF 10 inch pipe which has
been in use for eight years was sold
by the city Monday to the FL Paso
Gas company for $500. The pipe Is
still underground, though no longer
in usf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

have a smitch. So il the roller skate
doesn't slide through the hole in the
rubber ball. when il plays croquet
with the tack puller, III tel you next
about Uncle WigEily and the bell
Copyright. 1919. by Mcclure News
raner Svndlcate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-29

Watch the People You Meet On the
Street-Xou Can Tell Those Who Have
Plenty OF Iron In Their blood
Strong Healthy, Vigorous Folks.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-23
Eat and Get Thin

This is turning an old phrase face
about, but modern methods of re-
ducing fat have made this revision
possible.
II you are overfat and also ayerse
to physical eXertion; IL you are like
wise fond of the table and still want
to reduce your excess flesh several
pounds. do this: Go to your druggist
(Or write the MarmOla Co. S64
Woodward Ave, Detroit. Mich.) and
give him Cor send them) one dollar
For this modest amount of money
the druggist will put you in the way
of satisfying your ambition for a
nice. trim. slim figure. He will hand
you a large case of Marmola Pre-
scription Tablets compounded in
accordance with the famous Mar
mola Prescription). one of which
you must take after each meal and
at bedtime until you begin to lose your fat at
the rate Of two. three or four pounds q week
Then continue the treatment until your weight
is what you desire. Mamola Prescription Tab
lets are not only harmless but really beneficial
to the general health. You don't need starra-
tion diet or weakening eIerciseS Just go on
eating what you like, leave exercising to the
athletes but take your little tablet faithfully and
without = doubt that habby flesh will quickly
take unto Itself wings. leaving behind it your
natural self. neatly clothed in firm flesh and
trim muscles.-Ady.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-23

membership committee. Mrs. s. s.
Gannett and Mrs, chas. McMullen
were elected TO membership.
Miss Grace Thompson gave an in
teresting talk on community work In
New York, Chicago. Washington and
other large cities, dwelling principal
ly on the need for community work
in this city. Mrs. Frank Bourn.
through the club. presented to Friend
ship House a Whitley exerciser. Re-
frestments were served by the host
ess. assisted by Mesdames Chamber
lain. Clafiin, Ball and Miss Flora
Johnston. The next meeting will be
held December 10 at the home OF Mrs.
A. J. Schram. 937 n street northwest.
Those present were Mrs. Edward
Dana Hardy, Mrs. Frank Garden.
Mrs. Morris Sabin. Mrs Horace Chat
field. Mrs. c. X. Bradbury, Mrs Frank
Warner. Mrs. Frank Crllly. Mrs. Milo
Atkinson. Mrs. Anna Thomas, Miss
Flora Johnston. Mrs. Carlton Ball.
Mrs. Byron Price. Mrs. W. A. Greer,
Mrs. Helen Sawyer. Mrs. A. J.
Schram. Mrs. o. M. Mcpherson, Mrs.
p. c. Clafiin, Mrs. f. l.. Hammerly.
Mrs. Walter Cliff. Miss Louise Nc
Kee. Mrs. Z. l.. Johnston. Mrs. Har-
ris Gould. Mrs. F.. Kendrick, Mrs.
Harsey Munroe. Mrs. II. ]. Washburn.
Mrs. William ChamberIin. Mrs. Frank
Bourn. Mrs. Fred Mckee and Mrs.
Edwin A. Mess
The Washington herald., 1919-11-23
Fraternal News

the Daughters of America to attend
their Thanksgiving service at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church. Sixth
and A streets northeast The coun-
ell has extended an Invitation. to all
Juniors and the d. OF A. to attend a
Thanksgiving service of this coun-
ell on November 30. at the Second
Baptist Church. Fourth street and
virginia avenue southeast. Speeches
were. made by Brothers F, c. Prath-
er, w. J. Mitchell, ]. D. Simpson, r.
T.. Thomas. ]. A. Frye and w. H.
Parker.
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10. met
Thursday night with Councillor John
NJ Watts presiding. An invitation to
attend the Thanksgiving service of
Anacostia Council No. Is. at the Sec
ond Baptist Church. Fourth and vir-
sinia avenue southeast. next Sunday
evening, at $50 p. m, was accepted.
One applicant was elected to member
ship. Addresses were made by Depu-
~ National Councillor A. c. Columbus
and William P. Stout, councillor OF
Reno Council. No. ".
A recess has been declared until
December 4, at D.. m. ,..
The Washington herald., 1919-11-23

which brought them great joy. En-
riquez directed them to be in read
iness to leave Jersey City at seven
O'Clock the following morning. Meth
er man slept much that night
As they waited in the huge, barn
like station Enriquez appeared with
Norine Evans upon his arm. The
girls color was high: she was trem-
ulous with excitement. Leslie
Branch. who saw her for the first
time. emitted a low whistle OF sur
prise.
GLORY be! That goddess" he
cried. And 1 called her a poor
old souT!"
When Norine took his bony. blood
Tess hand in her warm grasp and
flashed him her friendly smile. nc
capitulated instantly. In hyperbol-
ical terms he strOve to voice his
pleasure at the meeting: but he lost
the thread of his thought and fiOun-
dered so hOpelessly among his words
that Norine said. laughingly:
Now. Mr.. Branch. bold bucca-
neers don't make pretty speeches
Hitch up your belt and say. Hello
Norine" I'll call you Leslie"
Don't call me Leslie" he begS-
ed. Call me often"
ITO Be Continued)
The Washington herald., 1919-11-23
VETERANS OF FOREIGN
WARS.

This evening at s o'clock there will
be held in Perpetual Building Associa-
ton Hall. Eleventh and E streets, a
meeting to organize another post OF
veterans. There Is one post In WASH
ington with more than 1900 members.
1t was arranged at the last en-
campment in Providence that the next
encampment Of the Veterans of For
eign Wars is to be held here.
National Capital Post, No. l21.
Veterans OF Foreign Wars. with the
assistance of the Ladies' Auxiliary.
held its grand rally. entertainment
and dedication of National Capital
Post colors last Tuesday evening at
Central High School Auditorium.
Nominations for all elective officers
of the post viii take place tomorrow
evening at Pythian Temple.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will hold its
fourth meeting on Tuesday evening at
Pythian Temple and will muster in a
class OF new eligibles.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-23
TWENTIETH CENTURY
CLUB.

The next board meeting OF the
Twentieth Century Club will be held
next Tuesday morning at the Parish
Hall of All Souls Church. Guest
cards for the regular club meeting
may be procured by applying to Mrs.
Frank r. Rutter. chairman of the
hospitality committee.
The art section OF the club will
meet Friday at o'clock at the home
OF the leader. Mrs. Dayton Ward.
The change OF meeting day has been
made because Thanksgiving Day falls
on the usual date of meeting. The
subject for the meeting is The Age
of the Troubadours," treated by Mrs.
Jesse Cunningham.
The French section will meet We'd
nesday at p. m. at the home of Mrs.
John Van Schaick, Jr.. 1l7 Massa-
chusetts avenue. The program will
be in charge OF Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Carhart. The subject is Aoliere.
Each member is asked to read in ad-
vance ''L'Avare." The PIecienses
Ridicules" and Les Femmes Sa-
vantes" and to learn a brief quota
ton from Moliere.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-23
FRIENDSHIP NURSERY
AID CLUB.

Friendship Nursery Aid Club held
its November meeting on Monday at
the home of Mrs. Melville Lindsay.
l4S Longfellow street northwest.
The president. Mrs. Edward Dana
Hardy. opened the meeting with a
talk on the present needs OF Friend
ship House and distributed copies Of
a printed report made by Miss Lydia
A. II. Burklin. who is head-worker
at Friendship House. Her report
shows that during the past summer
about 800 children and mothers were
taken on outings around Washington
and a three-weeks' cooperative out
ing was given to a party of Thirty
at Colonial Beach.
Mrs Harris Gould. chairman OF last
years sewing committee. reported the
sending of 2G garments to Friend
ship House by this club. Mrs. Carl
ton Ball. chairman of this years
sewing committee. distributed a num-
Der of small garments to be made.
Mrs. Walter Cliff. chairman. and Mrs.
o. NJ. Mcpherson were appointed T.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-23
CONTINUED FROM PAGE THREE.


day. Ike w. Wright; officers Of the
guard. William yogt and Richard
Norton: trustee. Onesime Ledoux.
Election will take place December 2.
Admiral Geo. Dewey Camp at its
meeting Friday night will nomihate
officers and muster in the recruits
whose applications were filed at the
last meeting.
Commander Ryan mas invited all
Spanish War Veterans to visit Gen.
H. w. Lawton Camp, 1lO3 E street.
and assist in receiving the depart
ment commander. members Of the
council of administration. and to
make arrangements for a public In
staIlation of officers for next year.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-23
R. o. u. A. M.

Anacostia Council. No. 16, Jr. o. U.
A. NJ. met in Masonic Temple on
November IS. with a large attend
ance. 1t received an invitation from
The Washington herald., 1919-11-23

Don Esteban varona owned a rich plantA-
ton IN Cuba and many slaves; the money he
accumulated he hid away. and with the death
Of his wife. . faithful slave. Sebastian, aud
hlniself. the secret Of the hiding place perished
His second wife, stepmother to the twins, Este
han and Rosa. finally lost her hfe seeking the
tfeaalre. The children are ehes'ed out OF the
plantation By a dishonest mauagtr, Pancho
Caeto He informs the Spanish authorities that
EStsban Is in league with the insu1ection. then
raging in Cuba. The ehiloIen are forced IN
exile. and md refuge with EEangelins. Old
SebastianS daughter. and Asce-sIo. her husband
John O'Reilly. 4 young American to whom
Rosa is engaged. having gone to Ne" hork 70
ftce himself from any alhancc here, learns oil
their danger and returns to Cuba with the idea
Of rescuing Rosa. The twins Lave been driven
still further into the wilderness oy the Spaniaros
and before O'Reilly can reach Ihem be IS ar
reSted As a spy and deports along with an
other American, Leslie Brancf.
Weyler. the Butcher, has oeen sent from
spain and the determination Of the Cuoans
begins. The VaronaS ignOy' orders to report
10 the cities. and Estebau, doubly CAUTIOUS.
proceeds TO rid himself q his arch enemies
Col. Cobo and PanchO Cueto.
He dynamites the ranch house at night. him
selt Slays Cucto, but he and his men are en-
Raged b. CObO and his troops, quartered in
the sugar mill; a desperate battle eusues in .
funnel: EStebsn finally escapes. sOreiS wounded.
and tries to drag himself rack to Rosa
The Washington herald., 1919-11-23
FILIBUSTERS


Leslie Branch was asleep when
O'Reilly returned to their room. but
no awOkc sufficiently to listen to the
latter's breathless account of the
GinnPr party.
I'm ratified" Johnnie confessed.
why. that girl just bounced right
into the middle of everything, and
and I can't bounce her out again
You say she's young. and pretty.
Snd-riCh?' Leslie was increduIous
Yves, All of that"
"Um-m, Doctor Alvarado must
mix a good cocktail"
Why
Because you're drunk and deli
riOus. They don't come that way.
my boy. When there rich they're
old and ugly"
Il tell you this girl is young and
stunning"
"Of course she is" Branch agreed
sOOthingly. Vow go to sleep ana
don't think any more about her.
there's a good boy, Everything will
be all right in the morning Per
haps you didn't meet any woman at
ell" The speaker yawned and
turned over.
Don't be an ass" Johnny cried.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-23
Go On with the story.
CHAPTER XIv-CONTINUED.

Johnnie shivered apprehensiVeiy
At the directness with which Miss
Evans put her request. You under
stand. I want to go and see for my
self" she was saying. IF you need
medicines I'll give them-bushels OF
ne nastiest stun I can buy. I'll or
ganize a field hospital Oh. very
well. call it bribe. if you like.
Anyhow. I've fully determined to go.
and Mr.. O'Reilly has volunteered to
take care of me. He's charmed with
the idea" Miss Evans EiSgled.
That means you'll have to take him
along. too"
There followed pause during
which the two men exchanged dis
mayed glances.
She doesn't seem to care what
she says" O'Reilly murmured. But
m put a flea in Enriquez's ear
Put it in writing. please" There
was another wait. Now read il to
me .. Good" Miss Evans Tairly
purred over the telephone. Send
u to me by messenger right away:
that's a dear. I'm at Doctor Alva-
RADIOS house, and he's beside himself
with joy. Thanks. awfully. You're
so nice" A moment. and she was
back in the dining-room facing her
two friends-a picture of triumph.
You have nothing more to say
about it," she gloated. The Pro-
visiOnaI Government of Cuba.
through its New York representa-
'ives. extends to Miss Norine Evan,
an invitation to visit its temporary
headquarters in the Sierra de
something other. and deems it an
Nonor to have her as its guest so
long as she wishes to remain there.
II requests that all military and civil
officers afford her every safety and
convenience within their power
That's practically what Mr.. EnrI-
nuez read to me. In fifteen minutes
IL will be here in black and white.
Now then. let's celebrate"
She executed a dance step. pI-
rouatted around the room. then
pumped herself into her chair. She
ratified her cup and saucer noisily.
crying. Fill them up. Doctor Gloom.
Let's drink to Cuba Libre."
Johnnie managed to smile as he
raised his demi-tasse. Here's to
my success as a chaperon." said he.
I'm disliked by the Spaniards. au-
now the Cubans will hate me. | can
see happy days ahead"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-28
NUECES COUNTY GINNING
NOW TOTAL 3s,276 BALES
Report ot Department OF Commerce
Shows Great Production Of South
Texas Counties.

Cotton ginninrs from the 1918 crop
iot NuDccs County amounted to 39g7e
bales up io january p 1919. compared
with I'M bales glunod at similar
period ONE year ago. 1ccordlng to the
latest official report ol the nuA.au ol
Census Department of Commerce just
made public
rh'H report will again call Go the att
teniion 90 thc state thv rHpid growth
10 cotton raising boz thc genst section
Nueccs county that ten Years nro
produced only comparatively Few
hlles of cotton o1eh season this Neaf
iHnuF fourteenth 1mone Texas cotton
Hrolnc.ne counties. being exceeded in
production nuit ly Collin Dallas DE.
NNr fINs iHnnn Fort ncnd Gray.
SOM II Hunt kaufman Nmar. Nc
i"nulu Ninm. navarro Wharton aud.
Williamson Counties
Othrr coast counties have mHde big
..ir tniH tear fho rccord TOR thl4'
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TO TIE PEOPLE or CORPUS
CHRISTI INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
DISTRICT,

fuli nine months. 90 our children can
complete tho prescribed eoursef "
you do get after every person you
nice, with the question: "HAvE YOU
PAID YOUR SCHOOL ThHEs3" Two.
'hirds OF the school tas FOR 1918 have
not been naid
Dnless cvcry patron OF tho school
aesists In this matter, the taxes remain
uncollectcd.
Everyone IS interested and should
help in this matter VIII you hclp7
a. A. LiCHT1NSTEtN.
ChHrmon. Corpus Christi indepen de n,
School District. sos
iANN
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