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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
The Times Come When It Is Hard to
Realize That Life Has CompenSationS
d CLAIBoRNE ADAlIs.

TO YOU REMEMBER? Little 'Isa-
l. belle was something over a year
old then She could toddle over to
the front door to meet you IN the eve
ming. she wasn't satisfied either IN
less you took her I'D into your arms
at once. In fact. you were her slave
til bed time. However. you didn't
object to being her veritable slave.
did you2 How you loved her hour
as vou called f. After q hard day at
the office. with changing markets
and shifting business conditions nu-
merous interviews with business CALI
ers-5Fer on your guard TO see thar
your interests IN a trade were fully
safeEuarded, It was great. relief 70
ger home to Isabelle and little Isa-
belle How you loved your home
What haven Il vas when YOU were
heartsOre and weary No matter now
strenuous the day might have been
as you caught sight OF your atrrac-
tive little home the heavy load passed
from YOUR shoulders Aou know that
business cares would not bother you
again until the morning
You are certainly spelling little
Isabelle. Bill" Isabelle would say
Just though she actually meant IT. In
her heart she didn't care whether you
spoiled her or not. die sne2 on see.
y0u knew that all mothers felt that
their children couldn't be spoiled even
though they might sometimes feel
thar other children were sometimes
spoiled by iudulgent parents any
way vou felt that even II you did
spoil her. there would be plenty or
time 10 make her behave when she
Those were happy days Little lsa-
belle continued TO rule your ranch
and vou enjoyed her tyranny, because
il was the tyranny Of love Don
you remember when she would crawl
from her little CRIB into your bed az
difference IL you and Isabelle had
been To q dance or something the
night before and You knew you need
ed every wink Of sleep YOU could get
untn $3.50. when she snuggled Close
up 10 you and put her arm around
your neck there was no more sleep for
YOU that morning But you don't
care. did yOu2 You loved to feel the
warmth Of her little body she was
WI wake too wasn't shez Eou see
she had been sleeping steadily since
supper the night before Sometimes I
you felt thar she might have let You
sleep a little while longer2 but when |
she finally succeeded in getting you
really wideawake, you would gener-
allv decide YOU would be game and
stand the racket How her little eyes
sparkled as she pulled your hair and
nratfled in her immlmicable way OF
course you didn't go 10 dances ana
stay up late every night. so as rule
the suueakinE OF the crib. which was
the first indication Of her awakening
and her usual morning call was
most welcome sound
Don't Won remember how sorry you
were for those homes where there
was no little one2 You couldn't un-
ders-and how anyone's cup Of happi-
ness could be really full without a
little child ike your little Isabelle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

h-on't you remember that night when
You came home from the office and
found little Isabelle ia hed2 Isabelle
said that she hadn't been feeling well
an afternoon and she finally decided
TO put her to bed and cali the doctor.
T He had come and gone before you had
come home. He was VERY reassuriuE
just slight cold. he bad said. You
we're worried about her condition any
way she was asleep when you went
upstairs Her dear little face was
flushed Ter cheeks seemed so hot
TO the touch. yet. of course. YOU real
ized tnat a high fever in a child didn't
mean the serious condition that the
same temperature would have meant
IN a grown person
Poor little thing" you thought as
you looked at her How restless she
seemed You and Isabelle didn't sieeD
very much that night. did v0u2 You
missed her usual morning call TOO.
You didn't 90 TO the office the next
day The doctor came early and there
was something about his expression
yOu didn't like. as you saw him take
her temperature and hold her little
hand 10 take her pulse. I think we
had better send uU a trained nurse.
Bill" he said I'VE must take no
chances. Don't you remember how
you wished YOU could do sometime
for little Isa1eIe2 You would have
given anything YOU had in the world
Httle darling
That was a very long day for both
you and Isabelle. Tou were really
worried about her condition. yet you
couldn't let Isabelle see how worried
you were You didn't like the Wav the
fever held on. You knew that both
the doctor and the nurse were very
anxious about her condition too
Don't you remember when the doctor
called you aside that afternoon2
your snouluer. little Isabelle is q
very sick little girl We are doing
everything IN the world that could
possibly be done. but. Bill 7 am Wor-
riec. so worried about her. There
isn't very much hone Bill
Don't YOU remember going into the
room where Isabelle was sitting2 She
had left the sick rnnm for a few mo-
merits rest How tired she looked. I
Sow Tour heart ached for her AsI
Won looked AZ her. you couldn't think
OF your own grief Don't you remem- I
Der taking her hand IN yours2 What's
the matter. Biile she said. rs YOU
caught the anxious look in your eyes
You tried 10 reassure her
Don't You remember how she pulled
Pray for her. Bill she said. pray
for our little girl as you never PRAYED
before. Don't YOU remember the doc
tor coming into your room and stand
ing ia the doorway watching you ,
You instinctirely turned and as you
saw aim turn his head away. you
realized that little Isabelle had been
taken away from you
When you turned and saw Isabelle
still upon her knees PRAYING for the
lied what you must tell her when she
raised her eyes 20 yours. II was hard
TO realize that life may have its com
uensations after all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
Instals Minor Curtain
In London T heater

London June 3-James II. Barrie
has new bunch for a drop curtain.
Believing that London theEtergoers
may be tired OF gazing at drop cur
tains showing q harlequin waving a
wand or q voluptuous maiden lolinE
by marble fountain. an immense
mirror viii be installed as the drop
scene at the Little theater. recently
purchased hy Albert de C0urriue.
idea is Barrie's
Mv mirror curtain VIII Provide
Amusement for the audience during
the waits and give them the novel ex-
nerience Of seeing what the audience
looks ike from the stage" says de
Courriile. T shall rename the thea
ter the looking Glass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
AS YOUNG AS
YOUR KIDNEYS

The secret o. youth il ELIllINA-
TON OF PoISGNS from your body
This done. you can live 70 be a
hundred and enjoy the good things Of
life with as much pep" as you did
when in tile snrinEtims OF youth
Keep your body in good condition,
that's the secret
Watch the kidneys They filter
and purify the blood. all OF which
blood passes Trough them once
every three minutes Keep them
clean and in proper working c0ndi-
tiou and you have nothing to fear.
Drive the poisonous wastes and dead
n uric acid accumulations from your
system Take GOLD MEDAL Haarlem
oil Capsules and you VIII always be
in good condition. You win feel
strong and vigorous, with steady
nerves and elastic muscles GOLD
MEDAL Haariem OIL CAPSULES are in-
ported direct from the laboratories at
HARLEM. Holland.
They are a reliable remedy which
has been used by the sturdy Dutch
for over 200 years. and has helped
them TO develop into one Of the
strongest and heartiest races OF the
world Ger them from your druggist
DO NOT take a substitute. ia sealed
Qackag es-three sizes.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

7 TNCLE WIGGILf. VIII you please
y come and take a walk with me.
said Baby Bunty early one evening TO
llr. Longears. the rabbit gentleman.
as he was strolling uD and down in
front OF his hollow stump bungalow.
Where do you want TO walk. Bun
typ asked Uncle Wiggily Of the little
rabbit girl, who was found in a hoI-
low tree In the woods
-Oh. just over the fields and q little
way IN the forest" replied Baby Bun
~ you haven't had much exercise
today, and I'm afraid you'n be getting
old and stir lustn't have that hap
pen. you knowi"
"Huml So. j s'Dose not. agreed
Mr. Longears But mind you. Baby
Bunty. II 7 take q walk with you. no
making me chase you. or playing tag,
OF anything like that~
no. well Just walk along nice and
easy. and look for an adventure like
laughed the little baby rabbit. shQlz-
ing her hair ribbon like a flag on an
automobile
VERY we'll said lIr. LonEears- So
together he and Baby Bunty went
over the fields and through the woods
Uncle Wlggly's pink nose was
tWtulzline like a headlig ht on a boy
bicycle, but he didn't mind that 1t
mace nm reel more jolly ana gay
All o1 sudden Baby Bunty gave a
jump and a hop and e spring 70 one
side in the grass. and she made q grab
II something with one paw.
Gracious goodness me. sal1es alive
and some talcum poWderi" cried
Uncle Wiggilv. what are You doing.
BABY Buntv2 Is that q new kind Of a
tag gamer
son. no. laughed Miss Bunty. as
she would be called when she esrew
un. y Just saw q big bag wlizz past
and I tried 20 grab It."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
Bedtime StOrfeS FOr NJ lii Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND BUNTY'S BUG.
By HOW an D. GARIs s-,n--u,,


2 Tried to grab bug2 What in the
( world for2" asked Uncle Wiggily.
Just TO see II 7 could" was the
answer. You have to be pretty quick
and spry 70 catch bug, and wanted
TO see If ] was"
"If you were what27 Uncle Wiggily
wanted to know bug
NO. Il I was spry enough" laughed
Baby Bunty- 1T might Be good for
Your stiffness. Uncle Wig"
40. thank your chcuckled the rab-
bit gentleman.
He and Baby Bunty walked on a
little farther and. all OF a oneness.
Baby Bunty gave another hop to one
side over IN the grass.
-Wel. what's the matter now7'
asked Uncle Wiggily. Did you see a
snake2"
10. it vas another bug-a bigger
Uncle wiggily looked over the tops
OF his spectacles at Baby Bunty.
-lfT advice to you. little rabbit
girl Re said, .is to let the bugs
alonei There'l be plenty OF 'em
alone. says ]. and"
And Just then a big bug whizzed
right past his pink. rWinkling nose.
and Uncle Wiggily stouped talking
so suddenly that one Of his words
stuck on the end Of his tongue
There 1t isl There Il Isl see IT,"
suddenly cried Baby Bunty.
once more she gave hop, skip
and a jump, made a grab with her
paws. and then she cried
u have him. I've caught the big
bug. Uncle Wiggilyl Wait. Pm going
70 put him in q little empty PHI box ]
have with me-"
Baby Buntv opened a little round
box and into II she popped the bug.
Bing. Bang, BunE" bumped the
biz bag about in the box.
He doesn't like il in there" said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
WEIGHS MORE
NOW THAN
EVER BEFORE
Mrs. Baily suffered nearly
all her life-her health is
restored by Tanlac.

since taking Tanlac actually
weigh more and feel better than
have in years." said airs George W
Haily. Of 1889 Glen Place. Memphis.
Tenn
had been IN poor health nearly ali
my life she continued Il had no
appetite. my stomach would bloat up
after eating and the gas would press
on my heart so could hardly breathe.
7 would often have 10 raise up in bed
10 eaten my breath and could never
get good nights sleep. 7 fell off
til weighed only seventy mine
pounds and was so weak I could hard
IL lift my baby.
Il began 10 improve with my first
bottle NJ Tanlac and I now feel like
q new person have a zine appetite
and never have g sign Of Indigestion.
gas or those smotherilE spells. I an
doing al my homework now and
can't find words TO express my graft
tude for what Tanlac has done for
me"
Tanlao IS sold IN FL Paso by Kelly
Is Pollard and by the leading drug
Eisrs in practically every city. town
and village in Americl--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

likely find the trouble is due 70 an
overtaxed digestive system.
Worried 2f.-For the wrinkle in the
forehead. first cure yourself Of the
frOwning habit that started the
wrinkle. then 90 after IL with a flesh
building cream massage and daily
ice rub. Heuua may darken auburn
hair. that is. it would make IL a rich
auburn. possibly darker than its pres
ent shade. But as any shade o. red
hair is beautiful why do sou want to
change IT.
Louise.-No. brushing the hair VIII
not turn IL gray. II il has turned
rather suddenly It is because Of your
past III health
Corine.-Tou are pretty tail II ]
were YOU ] would wear shoes with
military heels. these viii make you
an inch or so smaller than your pres
ent high heels do. You can wear
brown 10 bring out the hair blues.
greens. browns and yellows 70 set off
the unusual shade OF your eyes. and
black which your good complexion
can easily stand.
Helen.-If tile drug or department
stores near you do not carry the in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

Uncle Wiggily. Give him air. Baby
+ Bunty. What sort OF a bug IS it,"
4 don't know answered the little
rabbit girl But when she had made
some air holes in the top Of the box
with hatpin Uncle Wiggily peeked
through and said.
why. that's only a dear old June
bug They won't hurt you, Bunty-
WHY did you want 10 catch a June
aOh. lust for funl- she answered Z
won't hurt him. Ike 20 hear him
bump around in the box. In a little
while III let him 60"
"Bingl Bang. Bupg." bumped the
biz bug about in the box
Don't fuss So" laughed Baby Bun
ty- -iu soon let you go. nice 1fr.
June Bus I guess SO many Of them
few around US because they thought
your pink nose was a street lsht,
she said TO Uncle Wiggily-
7 guess So spoke the bunny rah-
he and Baby Buntv were thinking
of turning about and starting back 10
where Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy was
waiting for them In the hollow stump
bungalow, when. all OF a sudden. lust
fras bush. ont hoped a bad old fox
s,i luooz-Ed -uuEz-1a .uUIz Ed-.
harked the fox Il want some sousel
And. what Is more. 7 want whatever
you have in that box Baby Bunty-
-Dns 90 you. sWeetiy asked the
little rabbit girl. afWelI. suppose YOU
take that first" Then she opened
the round pill box. out buzzed the big.
1umpy June bug and he banged and
bounced right on the end Of the soft
and tender nose Of the fox
Us lizz-bang- went the June bug
"Oh. wow" howled the bad fox, and
he tumbled IN a pepnersault over
backward and then he ran away. and
he didn't get any souse that night So
Uncle WiEgi1y and Baby Bunty were
And il you catch any be sure 20 let
them 60. But II the potato masher
doesn't step in the marmalade and
STAY so long shat Il hasn't time TO
take the egg beater 20 the picnic. III
tell you next about Uncle WiEgilT
and the lightning hug.-CopyriEh Z
1913. By Mcclure Newspaper Syndi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
How Fat Folks
May Become Thin

II you are Suddenly Becoming strut. or
y you haze been pur-inE On flesh Tor
years. the cause IS generally the sane
lack o. oxygen Carrying power o. rt1
blood This trouble qe-r-1 mostly ia men
and women oVe- thlr-v. but g Ray -
Va-lors most TAT people Imagine rece1-
sary 70 reduce thelr weight. simply 90
% your druggist and get a box o. Ply
11la- TAKE five grains AFTER each meal
and az bedtime. fForcarful results should
be Quicily accourllsned by ttls simple
treatment
Be sure however yor set the renuina
Phy-cll- u ls put 70 ir original sealed
paczasss 8 rllazsrt 20 take and gives
S-ar Drur Co.. los + san Antonio. can
supply yau-Ad7-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

gradients for the blackhead cleans
ing powder. rou can have them order
them for you
A. W.-Tou must treat the ufmples
By getting at their cause first Skin
treatments help. but they are not
enough N0u are eating too much or
else eating the wrong things. OF you
are badly consti1ated- Try dieting.
and take agar AGAR for the possible
bowel trouble. This IS not a medi-
cine and cannot hurt you The black
heads VIII gradually go away when
the pimples are cured The black
head cleansing powder viii help. so
VIII a liberal use OF cleansing cream.
and Of course. daily thorough hot
water wash.
Svlvia--Send me a letter with a
self-addressed stamped envelope for
an eyebrow tonic that is quicker in
its action than vaseline. Your sham
poo is no better. but costs more. than
plain cocoanur oil soap made into q
liquid Jelly with hot water.
4 Troubled Blonde-You must GER
tainiy reduce. for you are so much
overweight that your health VIII be
affected Since YOU live in the coun-
try. can you not keep garden where
you can grow the green vegetables
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
Tailor Makes
Valuable Find

after spending $500 for medicine
ana doctors in four years without
getting any benefit for stomach trou-
be and bioaring I was induced by
my druggist 20 try Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy and must say that a 81 bottle
has done me $500 worth Of good" It
Is a simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and aIlays
the Inflammation which causes prac-
ticallv all stomach, liver and intesti-
nal ailments. including appendicitis.
one dose viii convince OF money
refunded Kelly & Pollard. Potter
Drug Co, and druggists everywhere.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
Il Years Ago Today

DEPORTS come from Toxic that
ANlittle hope is entertained Of the
recovery Of admiral Rojestvensly.
Reports OF the number Of Russians
lost in the sea battle vary from seven
n nine thousand. exclusive OF nearly
5000 prisoners
Reports showed that the Rio
Grande was $50 yards from .he coun-
f. road last night. and despite the
laborers' efforts 10 control the wash
ing. It IS now only IS yards from the
road once the stream reaches the
road It is believed It win change
channel and cut across the country
this side Of Ysieta. running many val
liable farms and throwing Tsleta and
all that section in the Mexican side Of
the stream
Charles W. Kindriclz, United states
consul 20 Juarez. died this morning.
the result OF a long sickness.
applicants for the cousulship at
Juarez made vacant by the death of
C. vs.. kinurick are Fred L Waterman.
- g Baldwin and Charles r. LOOMS.
y : Connel Of Iularosa, n NJ is
--@-- a-aft'A-AAAAAA -NlA NA-A NNlrA
The Patterson block. on san An
tonic street at an early hour this
morning was damaged by fire 70 the
extent Of from $4,000 TO 100000
The principal losers are 7. II. Sprin-
ser. furniture: H. krupp, mems fur
nfshings. Millard Patterson. owner OF
the building. Patterson and Buckier,
attorneys, Drs. Brown and Paget.
dentists. and Dr. J. 3. Gray specialist
DIT. I j. Bush, Jack Fan judge A.
? FAN and Capt. lIayfield came in
on a special from Casas Grandes. be-
ing the last 10 return from the hunt
Ing party which has been in Mexico
for several weeks
Your photo. a true likeness at half
the price others charge. Haderer's
studio 3o21a j. san Antonlo.-Adv.
THE CRY OF The WEAK
Opens at the Unique Friday-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

that are good for you without being
fattening. and can you not get fresh
fruit cheap-fruit IS not fattenlnE- II
not then you must eat a quarter less
than you do. you win find that YOU
can work as weu on this. after a week
or getting adjusted 20 the new
amount As you work hard. you WI
be working of your excess fiesh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
WARNING

IN keeping your bowels regular DO not
become addicted 10 weakening purEa-
tlvas Or mineral laS.ariresi JUST try
hGhULaA-- safe gentle w1ole-1rIe.
Best and gees farthesr. chtalnabie AZ
busy druggists every where koralax
ls RELIEF for many ailments. lnciud-
ing constipa tior. headache. diEzy
lid liver had breath nervousness
drepznEi1- Indigestion. obesity mental
and physical dullness.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

H. C. ca red and shiny nose al
most always implies some digestive
trouble II not-and you want TO be
very sure Of this-there is some stop
page in the vessels which supply
blood TO the nose that there is a con-
Zestion- But watch the stomac h. you'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
BeaMtyChats
PToblen1s.

A NoNFMoUs-I never advise cocoa
n butter for the face. because it has
a slight tendency to grow hair. but
have never known It 70 hurt the neck
OF bust or chest. when used TO help
build flesh. The peroxide and am
monia combination Is simply to bleach
superfluous hair on the face. it must
not be used so often that it makes the
skin harsh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

Your photo. q true likeness. at half
the price others charge. Haderer's
studio. 302is j. san Antonio.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

THE CRY OF The WEAK
Opens at the Unique Friday-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
Drilling

THIRTEEN AND A HALF ACRES IN
Block 14-offsetting the Big Ramming
gusher, the Burk- Middleton, and in the cen
ter Of one Of the most active portions Of the
Burkburnett field. Leases here have sold
for as much as Sf2,5o0 per acre. We viii
value ours at only $500 per acre
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
Is Worth 3 for I
Figure 1t Up

TEN acres IN Block 80, surrounded by Col
den Cycle, -Waggoner, United Oil, Col
Inns County OIL and Gas, Burk-Sun, NAP.
Burk, and dozens Of others. Averages in
this section selling as high as $4,000 an
acre Wen figure this at s12,5oo.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-04-04
BAD RAILROAD WRECK
NEAR PENNOCK MONDAY
Several Stevens County People Gel
Badly Shaken Up When Train
Leaves Track

Rev. Eli Slifer of Donnelly was
quite badly cut about the face and
head early Monday morning, when
No. 10 on the Gerat Northern jumped
the track. There we're several people
from NORRIS on the train but they
all escaped without serious injuries,
and were able to continue their
journey on into the cities. Mr.. Slifer
was taken to the Wilumar hospital
and card from him Tuesday to The
Tribune stated that he was not SER
iously hurt and was receiving ex-
cellent care at the hospital.
Those from Morris who took the
train here were Miss Nancy Harris,
Tim Vaughn, and Miss Margaret
Newell and Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Kaye.
The three later people live in the
cities and had been here to visit with
their mother, Mrs. Newell.
twenty-five people we're more or
less seriously injured in the wreck.
Seven of them we're taken to the Will
mar hospital, among them being
Julius Horum of Cyrus, Mrs. John
Johnson of Benson and Ed. Neenum
of Hancock. Mr.. Neenum received a
broken nose.
Sinking of the track due to soft
ening of the road bed is said to have
been the cause of the accident, which
occurred on a new four-fOot fill. The
smoker, two day coaches and sleep
er rolled into the ditch beside the
track, but the engine, mail and bag
gage cars and rear sleeper remand on
the track. Nancy Harris and the
Newell girls we're in the sleeper which
stayed on the track.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-04-04
VICTORY LOAN DRIVE
GIVEN FINE START
Large Delegations From All Parts Of
the County Attend Meeting
Yesterday

The Victory Loan Drive in Stew
ems county got an auspicious start
yesterday.
Large delegations of the Victory
Loan organization from every part
of the county were present yester-
day in spite of the bad roads. The
greatest enthusiasm was manifested
in making this last big drive Sue
cess.
The organization was entertained
at an excellent dinner at the Farm
School dining room by the Norris
Commercial Club. Prof. and Mrs.
Anderson furnished delightful music.
After the dinner, inspiring addresses
we're made by Harry Adams, R. w.
Keeler and James B. Ormond, all OF
whom pointed out clearly the cogent
reasons why Stevens county should
perform cheerfully this final civilian
contribution to the winning of the
war.
In the afternoon, a wonderfully
informing and inspiring address was
made by Lieut. E. G.. w. Wyatt or
the 29th Battalion of the British air
force, at the Orpheum, and the same
place was again filed by another
! address in the evening.