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ioo iig mot Ill al gribe mo og BRIT.
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nco Oirnqocn, Iom her % Der bar
oplrtlig % maottc tage bpoo Der
oanfe6c.
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Grette,1 Qrienaler.

@aI6ington Sen lite Wai. Irme.
ocpartementets Irienalplon omiat-
fer @ibeboIoeIIen al 13 N~rIenoIer o.
@aabenfabrifer. Sette Nntal bill
mlligens bli forsget meo 6abriferne
i Gait Springfielb, Mais., og / Se.
troit, WtiG., bpis &%ongresien ifltloe
bepilge De fornpone MibIer BERTH.
glanbt be IrIenaler, iom bill bli
bibebolot permanent, er Sabrifen /
WnoiIon, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
Seiriamlinocr.

@uihIngtor Sen lite U}ai Nrmc.
bcportcmeutct meooeIer, al &aabcn.
eDeIicrne ior Acknowledgements
SrGningtorps ri, toge i'm 9eaun-
belle Den 2loe SlU "a pare til oen
2ocn GIuguit.
&elriamIiugernc oil iinoe Stco
paa isigenoc Stcocr:
Gamp 1e0eua, Mais., Tor 6ube.
Der ira Mainc, 4em Nampibirc,
@ermont, O}n5iaduictta. Gormccti.
cut, RGpoe ,S5Iuno, Jicw gorf. %
Stem Seriep.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06

lin Stoe. HI boloer De pao of fom.
me aommuniiterne / llngarn npr
ino paa Sioet, oe bet fan goot bore,
at Oct rltsiiife llltimatilm er ubltebt
i9rlia meo ben Sitliotion for Sic
og er bereenet poo at hiGIpe llngo-
rernc, mere emo itoget anbet. Wtell
er oct Wfenin9en, ioa or 9olibcpifer-
ne pitt for tent noe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06

Srnllnp. >er0aa Sen 26oc April
felrcoca en- uaftcr Ncit / Or. Sb.
@orIoc2 Silent &ruiu9 Nurf. Gh,.
cago. Ntlia gillian, Tomlllrta nuG-
tie Gattcr, bIcp piet Ill Nrthur Nc.
lanOer ira California. &icIicu lore
Git ! 81 EouI2 ajrfc. ION Tor Nn.
lc5uiugcn uor uoffcrt ppIltct. "a.
itor @ullron iorrcttcoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
MarOr Gle Snniun al Seattlc bor

1lpct Gcntrulfomiteeu Tor De uorifc
6orcnIngcr / @rauo Sorts Seitc
ON al tonmc bio % hoIoc ct Sore.
Drag / 9tlotcn al Mai, bpia oct paa
nogcn Ytaaoc er ham mlIig, iortpI.
Ter "l|ormouocn". 17oe Mioi So.
mltccu hau0c ierit tariff al iaa balm
I'll Iolcr pno gtor8ca 6aitbos; men
BET tunoe life orouea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
Ppem bIir Oommerne?

Sra @aibineton berettes, at ser
/ Sopeoitaoen 9aar Gpgter ON, at
Ell al Dc Imerifanere, iom piI bli
Nteolenlner al oct internationale
Tribunal, iom ifal iiooe tilbomS
oper @ilbelm @oben5oaern, ben tie,
ligere tpife Seller, Glten bill bIi Gr.
prGiioeut Gait eler fbu, Spieiterets
BONNER 6lgbes.
Sbp. Statsminiiter Glibu Hoot
bar ogIaa upret nppnt, ligeion Gbiei
Suffice @bite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
Hurif 8amlchicm / @ramS Norfs.

8amlehiemmct / Irano IorfS bar,
iiclae "Noromanben", fisbt et Spar.
tal paa Gllnont Ipenle Ill @rrno
Tor Oct Sicn, iom ben ocrpGrenoe
nor'fc Notwithstanding arbeiocr
Tor al oprette. Eaitor Sauio Siepc
er Sorenlngcns Sormano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
Sra ipreete .feltcr.

Sor noaen Sio tiIbnac par ser 40.
ifiai9 Siafnaiion on. hpoo Der hclit
lfllSc glsrca meo Ben tpifc Slaooc.
lom peo &aabcubpilens SuotrGeeIle
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ENrFBED As srcoND CLASS NATrEE JrNE I5rH 1908 AT
THE Tosr OFFICE AT pEooRAu, iowa, uNpgK The ACT
or CoNGRrss or MARcHS. 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06

Saalanat Sen ipoif- bottentottilfe
Siitcrie. Man usoes til at inb-
remlue, at ben inoisbte gioroe bet
ereite piieliae ulber SmitGnoia-
beoerne, nemlig hurtieit mlilis at
fomn,e Jig iib al ben lGrbe tplte
ItmoiiGre. Nu peo ieg nof, at Den
Spif, pore Barn !. gr. lTrer / bore
Seiifoler, life er iulot iaa piotlsitis
iom Sen, Spiferne ieIp praffer paa
line aoloniiter; men Grfaring bar
BOG pit, at oct unse Imerifa ipnes,
at Den tar roeet ganite ~alporlis paa
&rGiterne. aan sc bare ilippe for
Den, iaa bar DC ba iaapilt life noget
imob oct. Get or li9eoan meb oct
eprise. DC ma lore. Sfulbe man
opta Iiiicmnins oper, buab DC unee
ieIp anier Oct FOR llnlaaen prrb al
ipsle meo / Sfoleu. lao uiloe miitfcrt
&c aaerilcite uoeu SetGntnins iore.
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Notwithstanding,
Sgd st. Paul KyaemarLed

3. Wtot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06


Sra Nioitpa bcrcttes, at Der al
Soplct RcQirrjnQcn / HliSluno er
icnbt NumUuieruc ct llltlmatlim,
bpori f~orIouge3. at be inoen As 81
mer ifnl remmc 9%eIsorabiel. Settc
por ipr ! GiNcn Ell riisiiif Tropins,
ifient Storitcoeleu al @eiolfningcll
er HlumUuiere. Nerfor blep oct %.
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ifober q / Hltiminaer. SaaITrige
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Tcien itrngt, "a oct bar latge llo'
iiater meb Neitets Spfploelle, Der
Iom set life luffcs at irrnge Dem
iilbage,
Sor CT Bar llqer iiben bar HlimT-
nierne ilelse r~ll5iiifc eiterretnlrser
paa Silbasetog paa biSie aanter,
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uestet, % ser Ter nGrmcit 10 III, al
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
FeIia Jones VIII
Go To Trial In
Dallas March II
Date Set For Hearing OF
Charge That He Killed
Miss Brown.

Dallas. Texas. Feb. 24.-Felix Jones
charged with the murder Of Miss Flor
ence Brown. in Dallas. on July IS. 1918.
viii be tried in Dallas on March %
L. H. Dale. Of FL Paso. Judge seay and
district attorney Pierson. Of Dallas.
agreed on this date Saturday and it
will have priority over a date recently
set. Dale will represent Jones. The
Brown case is famous in Dallas as
1.-The Dallas mystery murder case"
Miss Brown was found in a real es-
tate office on Field street here on the
morning OF July IS. 1913. lying in a
pool OF blood No one except herself
and the murderer were IN the building
at the time the murder occurred. il IS
believed She was found lying in the
washroom. Her throat had been cut
from ear 10 ear Marks on her head
showed she had been struck by some
one behind her with a club or other
object
The position OF the body and her
head when she was found showed that.
after she fell the murderer grabbed
her by the hair and pulled her head
backward, so as 10 make the throat
cutting easier and more effe tive.
Jones is at present under a 25 year
sentence on the charge Of killing
Thos Lyons, at Il Paso. The case was
affirmed and a motion for rehearing
is pending
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
SHE BELIEVES t
Her LIFE
Mrs. Ramsay Says Medi-
cine That Helped Her
Like Tanlac Did De
serves Praise.

by the help OF Tanlac 7 have
overcome troubles 7 had begun "a
fear would end ny life" said Mrs
Aline Ramsey, who resides at 303
South Pearl street. Dallas. Texas. re-
Gently.
My stomach has been troubling me
FOR eight years" she continued ''and
I had gotten TO where ] couldn't even
eat raw eggs or drink sweet milk
without suffering afterwards At
times my stomach was so gassy and
upset that I couldn't retain a thing
for the past two years I have had
rheumatism in my right shoulder and
arm so bad could hardly use my
hand I was so nervous and miserable
I could hardly sleep AT all and could
DO 10 work without feeling complete
ly exhausted. ] was badly coustI-
pated- had such glimmer before my
eyes 1 could hardly see and would
OFTEN set so dizzy ] had to lie down
1 took nearly every medicine
ever heard OF and tried in vain so
long without getting anything to help
me that I had begun TO think I
couldn't get well. Then my nephew
lrom Georgia told me about Tanlac
ard while ] never got much relief
from my first bottle. the second e-ut
me 20 eating hearty and sleeping fine
T finished my third bottle with such
big appetite that I could hardly get
enough to eat and my stomach trouble
and rheumatism are gone So now I
can eat what / want. sleep like
child and am praisiug Tanlac for my
wonderful recovery. I firmly believe
il has saved my life and such a medi-
cine is worth praisinE-
Tanlac is sold in FL Paso by Kelly
& Pollard and by the leading drug
gists in practically every city, town
and village In America-Ad-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
Ell PAso HERALD AMUSEMENT PAGE WHERE TO GO
WOMEN
FROM WASHERS
Joe Page Announces Plat
form For Police Judge;
VIII Punish Male Flirts.

If nominated and elected police
judge I pledge myself to the follow
ing platform for tie administration
Of the corporation police COURT
l. To conduct the police court as
a court OF law and justice and not as
a minstrel show.
.. To act as a public defender OF
the poor who are ignorant OF the law.
advising them how to avoid violat-
Ing the law rather than Furnishing
them for violations growing out Of
Ignorance
3. To temper Justice with that de-
gree OF mercy which viii instil re-
spect for the law in the hearts Of the
recir euts.
Z. To insist that all cases tried be-
fore me lie conducted according TO
the law. the rules of evidence with q
view TO respecting the rights Of the
poor. No one VIII be permitted TO
suffer for want Of money to hire a
lawyer. rs I VIII conduct their case
for them free.
3. To eliminate the Joking from po-
lice court procedure which makes JUS
lice a Joke and destroys that respect
for law which is the foundation Of
our republic
6. To serve out my full term. re-
He-E ~ res .-- H-lHA a NH-LeA N'-
lftital job IS offered me IS did my op-
p0nent. then want IL back a-ain.
Z. To put an end to the practice Of
Furnishing the unfortunate woman Of
the streets while permitting her male
associates TO 90 free and unmolested
S. To assess the extreme penalty
Of the law AGAINST every masher
male fiirt or other low form Of animal
life brought before me TO the end
that El PasO women and WORKING
girls may he safe on the streets at
any hour Of the day or nieht
Orndorff Campaign Committee.
political Advertisingl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
Unusual Treat
For Musicians
GUe11 ByDaImau
Violinist Gives
SPLENDID Program In
Liberty Hall.

An unusual concert was missed
Sunday afternoon by the majority of
the music loving public Of FL Paso.
Andras s Dalmau. the Argentine viz
tuoso. made his debut at Liberty hall
in a startlingly able and finished
program.
Dalmau has a verify OF touch and
technique that bespeaks genius. There
are none Of the temperamental airs
about the Argentine-he holds his
violin in a placid manner. his man
nerisms are few. if any. and there is
no long hair he IS the type Of the
genteel man In his music there is
fire and a rare singing tone.
The exquisite handling Of the DIFF
ficult compositions Of Sarasate. es-
uecially in Ell Canto del Ruiseuor."
showed Dalmau at his best in the sun
day concert The mans whole soul
seemed TO be poured out in the music
Of SPANS master composer. The diff
ficulties Of intricate harmonics were
handled with utmost ease and charm.
Not a dissonance nor a disagreement
The Wilhelmj First Con-
cret" in D major was the first number
Of the program The second move
ment, a plaintive pOiguancy Of melody.
was delivered with a touch of great
Intelligence. DvOraks threadba-e
"Humoresque" took on new life upon
the muted strings OF Dalmau's violin.
Fire and speed. music at its maddesI.
was given in the 'Ronde des Luttins. 70
one Of the most difficult violin com
positions written by Bazzini
The second part of Dalmau's pro-
gram was by far the finer. for it was
in ha
numbers by Sarasate- The Roman
Andal0use' was an achievement Days
Of old Spain fairly danced through
the brain The passion and intensity
Of the Spanish temperament were
touched in the music From the
Minuetto Of Mozart's. a delicate trac-
cry, to the Caprice Waltz of Wini-
awski. a musician OF the old Russian
school Dalmau showed his original
versatility Two more unlike musical
writings can hardly be imagined than
these two that made up the second
The tour de force" how
ever. OF the afternoon was Sarasate-s
FL Cauto del RuisenOr." The gentle
winds in the trees. moonlight ard
nightinEales, everything that night
holds as alluring. Damau gave to his
hearers HIS tonaHty was magnifi-
cent in this effort
As encores the virtuosO played one
or his own compositions, Aires Ar
gentinos,' with an abandon and verve
that set the imagination on fire; the
DOW danced over the strings in light
ming fashion The South American
knows his own native music and last
Schumann's soul awakening "Trau-
merei' swelled over Liberty hall.
finally dying out in the merest echo.
Emilio de Nicolas, as accompanist
to Dalmau. betrayed a finished knowI-
edge Of music, always subduing his
work TO blend with that Of the viz
tuOso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
THE BEST mutt
AND JEFF YET
Best People and Best Lines
Of Any Mutt and jeff
Show.

For talent and stuff that you can in
many cases really enjoy. Mutt and
Jerr is the best cartoon comedy
that has ever visited FL Paso. with
the possible exception Of the first
bringing Up Father" show. II IS far
and away the best Mutt and Jeff
company ever seen here.
While the specialties in a large
measure account fer the success of
the show. Still there are some good lines
in u and a lot Of good songs, most Of
which have already been heard here,
however. including Smiles" -OuL
-ouI. Marie oh. You Wonderful
Girl" When You Come Back" and
several others They are all catchy,
however. and for that reason worth
hearing again Give Up the Peach
cs- Is one Of the best new songs in the
lot Every little peach has heart Of
stone" IS the theme.
The costumes are all pretty and the
-rricn IS lively. with the principals
Wen cast Ben Byron. as Mutt, IS a
real comedian. although he has a
tendency 10 get rough with the
E0ubrer occasionally, and Louis Mar
l1el. as JefL- really shows some inrelli-
Eence In the Presentation OF his part
something rather unusual for a
Mss Lizzetta Fuller. who pretends
that q bad cold interferes with her
singing makes up as a sprightly
dancer what she lacks as a vocalist
She can certainly clog 10 a fare you
well and she is a good looking brunei
who wears clothes Ike a queen
Frank Lambert and Chas- Cash both
sing wen, and with Byron and Miss
Helen a. lane. they put over some eZ-
t-emely good quartet numbers Miss
Lane sings quite charminEly-
While the show is above the Mutt
ard JEFF average IN humor for the
Er0Wuu1s. q is a scream from start 10
finish for the men and women be-
tween six and ] g. and a polar bear in
the third act derracts nothing from
their part OF the enjoyment; Il even
gets e laugh or two or more out Of
those above 1s-
The manager says he thinks he has
2 pretty chorus OF ten girls. but-be-
ing ont Of politics and not caring for
The female vote, and anyhow. they are
uct residents. so what's the difference
one has q perfect right TO differ
with him Either they had on too
much paint. the lighting was wrong
or E0methiuE-th chorus Just didn't
make hit- either musically CT physi-
callv. sartorially Il is different
al Fredo. an old time vaudevillian.
who puts on sketch IN the middle Of
the second act. Is worth the price OF
the show. II YOU ike his sort OF vau~
neVille-plaTinE lively iiE-time on a
r.i7e that he comes on the stage smok-
fnE= doing real cathedral chimes on
a Concertila and making regular mu-
sic with a cigar box a string and
wheel that he turns like q Erindstone-
The audiences like such diversion.
Judging from the applause ne has re-
ceived AZ every performances.
There Is one more chance to see the
slow-foule ht-and It's worth what
they charge for f. G. A II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24

it's Baby Mine" under its real title.
is one OF the funniest farces ever
written and the Redmond FOllies
company gives a good presentation Of
IL this week at the Crawford The
last time it was seen there. the Or
pheum FOllies company staged il
more than a year ago.
The story has to do with a woman
who, desiring a reconciliation with
her husband. who is in another city.
wires him that there is a new baby
son. He comes home and she rents a
baby from an orphanaEe. but the real
mother. growing lonesome for her
offspring. wants IL back and IN an
effort 70 get another baby. two more
are secured and the father arrives
home in time to find them all there
and thinks he is the dad Of triplets-
There is as much laughter in the
building of the plot as there is after
Il is at its height, for the play is
written for laughs only. Four people
handle all the principal parts-the
all in good hands. for they are acted
by Ed. Redmond. Joe Kemper. Bobbie
Dean and Peggy Belts Marvin Ham
mond, Ed Young. Eddie Mitchell.
Irene Noblitt and Orville Harris have
small parts.
Everybody has a song or two.
assisted by the dancing darlugs" in
some fetching new costumes. and
Orville Harris does a Spanish song,
with the girls in some attractive,
nifty garments that give an appr0-'
Pirate atmosphere.
The scenery IS attractive and In
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
WHERE DO YOU
TAKE Y0URF0RD?
Who Is Interested Most In
the Ford Car and Its Sue
cessful Operation?

It IS to the interest Of Ford Motor
company and their dealers that Ford
cars operate properly and -economi-
cally.
That the Ford car may continue TO
give the same satisfactory service, af-
ter abuse and hard use. the Ford No
tor company manufacture Ford parts
Of the same durable quality as is put
in new cars for the purpose Of replac-
ing. when necessary, the parts Of Ford
cars.
All Ford dealers are required TO car
~ a stock Of genuine Ford parts and
maintain a service station where Ford
owners can get parts for replacement
and repairing done BY trained and ex-
pert repairmen on Ford cars
It is greatly to the interest Of Ford
car owners, that Ford ears operate
properly and economically. but many
times owners thoughtlessly take their
car for repairs where the WOrkmen
are not interested in its economical
and successful operation; where they
do not have and replace worn or
broken parts with genuine Ford parts,
but with "Just-as-goOd-2s' and lml-
tatfon Ford parts (some OF which are
good limitations others very poor
which do not stand up and bring IN
Just condemnation on the Ford car,
besides causing trouble. inconvenience
and further expense to the owner.
Avoid This.
Take your car where the repatrmen
are interested in the successful and
economical operation Of the car. and
supply you with genuine Ford parts
TRI-STATE MOTOR CO.. INC.
Authorized Ford Agents.
Cor. ". san Antonio and Leon
Phone 1900.
Branch: Mesa and Montana
Phone 172.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
WOMEN WORRIED
OVER WRR LOSE
Their STAMINA
Indiana Resident Rebuilt
Depleted Blood With
This Tonic After Long
Period Of Suffering.

The toll OF sickness and death caused
by the war cannot be computed from
official casualty lists for the terrific
strain of war times has worked havoc
among the civilian as well as the milf
tary population. Those left at home
have had to double their activity in
most cases. In addition 70 this physi-
cal drain there has been a strong
mental strain on those who have had
sons, husbands and brothers in the
service. Worry is one of the most
frequent causes of debility. Worry
and overwork VIII reduce anyone to a
condition where a tonic must be used
if the health Is to be preserved.
Mrs. Edna Felix, of No. 1927 West
Seventh street. Nuncie, Ind, was one
Of the many who suffered from war
worry but she happily discovered q
remedy that corrected her condition
before she got beyond the point where
medicines can benefit. She describes
her condition as follows:
4 worried so long and so much over
the war that 1 became badly run down
several months ago. I became irritable
and cross and didn't have any color,
in fact I had so little blood that ! SUI
fered constantly from chills.
q had read about DR.. Williams
Pink Pills, and my husband brought
home a box to use as an experiment.
After only a few DAYS trial ! felt i'm
proved and I continued the treatment
until had regaincd my strength. My
color Is good now and 7 can do my
work with ease. I am no longer ner-
vous or irritable and don't feel chilled
as ] did before the treatment. I am
recommending DR.. Williams Pink Pills
to those Of my friends who need a
tonic"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain the
elements necessary to make new blood
and, as the nerves get their nourish-
ment from the blood, have been found
invaluable in a wide range of diseases
OF the blood and nerves. such as rheu-
matism, after-effects of the grip and
fevers, neuralgia and nervous debility.
Your own druggist can supply You
with DR.. Williams Pink Pills or YOU
can order direct from the Dr. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, II. Y, en-
closing fifty cents for one box or $3.50
for six boxes. Write today for the free
booklets on nervous disorders and diet
ADV.