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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-10

rasi casa depe malul Senei 81 char
in aceeasi seara Sc instala in Pasa-
Jul Pont-Neuf.
CInd Tereza intra in pravalia
unde avea sa vietuiasca de acrm
1nainte, Use paru ca Sc scoboar& u
pamintul humos al unei gropi. I'm
nod de desgust Use puse in git 81
20 apucara fiori de frica. Privi ga
leria murdara 81 umeda, vizitA ma
gazinul, Sc urea la primul cat, fa-
Gu ocolul fiecare camere; aceste O.
dai pustii, fara mobile, in singurA-
tatea 81 ruina lor, erau ingrozitoa-
re. T1nara femeie nu facu nici I'm
gest, nu scoase nici 0 vorba. Par ca
inghetase. Matusa 81 barbatul ssu
Sc scoborisera; ca Sc aseza pc lin
GUITAR, Gu mfinile inclestate, inecfn-
du-se de plins 81 negasind lacri-
mi.
Doamna Requin, in fata realita-
til, ramase cam incurcata 81 rusi-
nata de fnchipuirile sale gresite.
Cauta sa-si apere casa. Gasia un
leac la fie-care nou neajuns ce Sc
infatisa, explica intunerecul, spu-
mind Cd timpul era acoperit 81 con.
chidea afirmfnd Cd va Fl destul de
bine cfnd Sc va mai matura putin.
AL raspundea Camil, mie mi
se par toate bune 4. de altfel nu
ne yom urea aici decft seara. M
naa vow reintoarce inainte az Elm
III san sease I, , vol amfndonk viii
~ lappxeun4 = u 1a " MI
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lioara 81 pentru primul etaj era nu-
mai de 1.200 franci. Doamna Ra-

lioara 81 pentru primul etaj era nu-
mai de 1.200 franci. Doamna Ra-
quin, care avea aproape 1000 de
franci economii, socoti ca va putea
sd plateasca fondul 81 chiria, pentru
primul an, fara sa atinga capitalul.
Sc mai gindia ca leafa lui Camil 81
cIstigul comertului de maruntisuri
vor ajunge pentru trebuintele zil-
nice, astfel ca nu va trebui sa attn
ga veniturile 81 le va lasa sa creas-
ca, pentru a avea Gu ce sa-si inze-
stree nepotii.
Sc intoarse bucuroasa la Vernon
81 spuse tuturor ca gasit un ju-
vaer, Q casuta incfntatoare, char
in inima Parisului. Putin cite pu-
tin, dupa cite-va zile, in convorbiri-
le de seara, pravalioara pitita 81
intunecoasa din pasaj ajunse PEN
tru dinsa un palat; 0 revedea in
minte, comoda, larga, linistita, GU
mil de avantagii nepretuite.
Ahl scnmpa Tereza, ii zicea
batrfna, al sd vezi tn CUM vom Fl de
fericiti in acel coltisor! Sus sunt
trei camere frumoase. Z. pasajul
este pin de lume. :. vom aseza nj
ste galantare fncintatoare. ~, n o
sd ne plictisim.
81 nu mai ispravi Gu vorba. Toa-
te insusirile sale de veche negustos
reasa Sc treziau; da Terezei sfaturi
asupra yfnxarii, Asupra cumparGs
turilor u asupra mersului micu-
mi eomert "a sfirgit, fanailie nx-
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prosteasca indemnase pc Camil sa
piece. Vroia sa fie intrebuintat in
vre-O administratie insemnata 81 70
sia de placere visindu-se instalat la
un biurou mare, purtind mineci de
lustrina, GU tocul pus dupa ureche.
M Sc sfatuira Gu Tereza, caci Sc
aratase totdeauna asa de asculta-
toare, incit matusa 81 barbatul Ell
nu-si mai dadeau osteneala sal cea-
ra parerea. Mergea unde Use spu-
nea 81 facea ce faceau 81 Ell, fara
mustrari, fara sa Sc plinga 81 fara
macar sd alba aerul ca-si da seama
de schimbari.
Doamna Raquin sosi la Paris 81
Sc duse drept in pasagiul Pont-
Neuf. OD-soara batrina din Yer
non 0 recomandase uneia din rude
le sale, care tinea in acests pasagiu
un magazin de maruntisuri, de ca
re doria sd Sc desfaca. Vechia ne
gustoreasa gasi pravalioslra, cam
mica 81 cam intunecoasa, dar, stra-
batind Parisul, Sc infrieosase de
sgomotul stradelor, de luzlul galan-
tarelor, incit aceasta gale'rie ingu-
sta, aceste vitrine modesto, ii rea-
mintira vechiul sau 1agazin att
de liniStit. Sc putu crede tot in pro
vincie, rasufla de bucurie 81 Sc gin
di cd scumpii sal copii yor ii ferici-
Iti in acest colt tainuit. Pretul mo-
dest ce se ceru pentru fond, D ho-
txrf; ! = propusese fondul pentru
1900 franei Chiria pautru prayl-
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= Eu nu team contrazis nicioda-

= Eu nu team cOntrazis niciOda-
ia in planurile tale, ii spuse ell !;
IN am casatorit Gu verisoara mea,
am luat toate doctoriile ce mi-ai
dat, cred ca Sc cuvine astazi sd pot
avea 81 ell maca o singura vointa,
lar tn sd fiji de parerea mea. Voiu
pleca char la sfirsitul lunii.
Doamna Raquin nu dormi toata
noaptea. Hotarirea lui Camil ii ra-
sturna toata viata 81 Gu disperare
Sc glndia cum sa-Si croiasca>alt ira
i'll. Pc urlna, Sc mai linisti. La a.
cest sfirsit contribui multi 81 gindul
ca tinara pereche putea sa alba CO.
phi 81 atunci nu lear mai Fl ajuns
avelea. Trebuia sd mai cistige pa
rale, sd relnceapa comertul, sd ga
seasca ocupatie producatoare pen
tru Tereza. Char in ziua urmatoa-
re- Sc deprinsese Gu ideia plecarii ST.
"a Iacuse planul pentru vlata no
ua.
Pima la prinz Sc inyeselise deplin.
- iata ce yom face, spuse ca CO.
piilor sal: O sd ma due char milne
Ia Paris, yoiu cauta un mic fond de
conert 81 vom reincepe, Tereza 81
eu, sa vindem ace 81 alta. Acest lu-
cru ne va ocupa, III Camil, vel fa-
&c &c vel vrea, te Fei preumbla Ia
SCARE, sau III vel c4sta q fptrebuin-
tare.
Voin gasi de Iacrsi, raspunss
tinarnl.
Adevaru era e. ~ . snbitis
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(Urmare).
De: Emile Zola.


- Atunci sc BIZ
zuia pc Tereza, isl zicea ca tinara
fata va fl pentru Camil fngriji-
toare neadormita. Nepoata-sa, GU a
eel aer linistit 81 Gu devotamentul
sau recules, ii insufla o 1ncredere
nemarginita. O vazuse cum stia sa
Sc jertfeasca 81 vroia sa dea flu
lui sau ca niger pazitor. Aceasta
casatorie era un deznodamint pre-
vazut, hotarit.
Copiii stiau de multa vreme ca
trebuiau sd Sc fnsoteasca cindva.
Crescusera Gu acest gind, Sc obs
nuisera 81 Ii Sc parea lucru firesc.
In familie Sc vorbia despre insoti-
rea lor ca de ceva trebuitor 81 ia
tai. Doamna Raquin spusese: ,,vom
astepta sa implineasca Tereza doua
xeci de ami" Iii asteptau rabdato-
ri, fara friguri, fara sa roseasca.
Camil, Gu singele saracit de boa
Ia nu cunoSteea poftele cumplite a
lc adolescentei, ramasese tot copil
cu yerisoara lui. 0 saruta ca pc ma
mk-sa, din deprindere, fara sa-si
t,afbnre linistea egoista. Vedea in
ND sfhaa d tovsr6se dr&gut&, care-l
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dioasa, plimbfndu-se prin alec sau
odihnindu-se in VT 'un umbrar, Gu o
carte in NINA. lar cfnd cineva avea
noroc Sd fie primit IN casa lor, vor-
bea luni fntregi de dragalasia ei,
de rautatea batrfnilor 81 de prostia
tinarului sot.
- E copilaros. :. dar bun. Din
caleafara bun, obisnuia 81 zicA ca.
Asa II scuza, 81 Sc rosea din vfrful
barbiei pima la marginea fruntii al
be 81 largi, incadrata de un par ba-
lai, care batea putin in rosu.
Apoi zimbetul slit Sc perdea la
marginea gurei mici intro cuta fl
IA nespus de dureroasa.
Cornell ridea prosteste 81 era de-
parte de-a intelege rosata eli, acel
zimbet 81 tremurarea usoara ge-
nelor aurii.
Batrinii, Isl bateau Joe de ginga-
siile Ell. Dispretuiau tot eel apar-
tinea. Pima 81 zestrea Ell. 0 suta de
mil f! I'm fleac Alba s'a ajuns pen
tru mici datorii. Mosia valera de
zece orr alta. Daca ar fl mai destoi-
nic baiatul |. ... Sau eel putin de
star fl gasit femeie gospodina
Prea 'au pripit! H..
- Asa sunt batrinii, zimbea din
1ou Emilia, Gu acelasi zimbet dure-
ros. Ideile lor nu Sc potrivesc Gu a.
le noastre. . Mama are necaz pc
sarmanul meu par 81 ca de ce port
rochii albe?. Tata suparat ca
'itesc 81 ca scriu prietinelor mele. i.
Val, dar ce as face altcevaP
81 ochii Ell senini, albastri, inOtau
in lacrami.
Peste dol ami, dupa o lupta grea
III asupritorii Ell, Emilia sc prega-
ea sd paraseasca casa din BorSani
n care intrase Gu alta inima buna
laiva 81 increzatoare.
- Nu voiu sd te despart de pa
"intii tai, spunea ea barbatului eli
0amii tn cu Ell. Te rog sd ramii
Eu, nu mai pot! All auzit aseara
''e vorbe grele! Imputari, mereu a.
,eIeasi imputari.
Cornell plingea i'll sughituri, ca
IN copil. Ea trecu mina-i mica prin
oarul llli matasos. 81 la atingerea
asta ell Sc inveseli numai decit, ri
ind printre lacrami.
- Ecu, Mill, nu te supara, dal
ii asara au spus un lucru care mia
1lacut -. Ce bine ar fl sa avem 81
loi un puiSor asa micut, sd he jul
,am Gu ell.
Ea "a fixat o clipa, apoi S a apu-
,at lar de lucru. Ea nu plingea, nj
Il nu ridea. 1mpacheta rufaria e
toata intro lad8 mare de scfnduri
Era palida, slabita, pima 81 alba
trul ochilOr parea mai paid ca in.
.inte.
- Cum teal hotarit, ramii sau
III Gu mine intreba ca dupa ce sfi1
ii de lucru.
El Sc inclesta Gu bratele lui robu.
tie de gitul eli delicat:
- Ma due ori 81 unde, Gu tine.
81 o mlngaie Gu mlnile noduroa.
sc peste. catifeaua obrajilor abb.
Ea Sc desfacu din mingiierile lui
ii luindu-l de NINA, il duse la fe-
'eastra.
- Uita-te colo. vezl casuta cea
lin deal?:..
Prin ceata toamnei, abba Sc "a.
-ea un punct alb pc muchea plesu-
| "a. s..
- Acolo vreau sd ma due. In
:asuta aceea, pc care fatal tau a ia
,ut-o pentru paznicii holdelor. Ce.
rel sa ne lase acolo. :. in pace So
rain.
- Iarna o sa ne manlnce lupil.
Ea zimbi, senin, luminos.
- Tie temi? Lasa-ma singura. De
| nult ma tot uit la coliba aceea! Ur
raiu ademenitor mi Sc pare.
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Departo do Iuulo.

OVPuutO w uUNuOu
Din ziua a 'intti do cum a sosit,
masurat parcul in lung 81 IN lat.
Tinara, visatoare, ce putea gasi a.
ci mai placut deoft acsasta gradina
mare, unbroasa, IN mijlocul careia
era un lac, Gu lebede plutind dea-
supra apeig...
Batrinii erau morocanosi, retra-
81 de lume, 81 Sc uitau GU neincre-
dere la ca, care venea de acolo, din
mijlocul lumii mari. Cornell era toa
ia ziua ocupat Gu gospodaria mosiei
pc care administra singur.
ST cum fost ziua di NTH, asa
au trecut saptamini 81 luni intregi.
Oar Emilia nu era deprinsa GU
placerile lumii. Orfana, nu avea pc
nimeni afara de un unchiu batrin,
care daduse de mica la un institut
de calugarite.
Aci crescut, de aci a cunoscut
copila viata, pima cind VENT in
tr'o Ii batr1nul 81 la zis:
- Mill. vrei tn So te mariti?
Fetita s a rosit, pus ochii in pa
mint 81 a raspuns:
- M stu.
- Ell apoi daca nu stii, iti spun
Ell: vrei 81 sa-ti plaza. Ute.
Scoase din buzmarul hainei TO-
tografia unui tinar, ca de douaze-
ci de ami. Tn chip plin. frumos; O.
chi mari 81 blinzi 81 par cret.
Emilia il priv Gu bagare de sea-
ma 81 zimbi.
- Asa-i ca-ti place9 Eli, ce ti-am
spus eu2 E blond ca tine. Va potri-
viii de minune
- Cum il cheama2 2
- Cornell Borsa. E var Gu Adeli-
la 81 cu Stefan Borsa.
Emilia tresari. Adelina era cea
mai buna prietina Ell.
- Gu Alta deosebire, urma ba-
trinul, ca pc cind biata Adelina 81
Stefan n 'au mimic. Cornell bogat
Bogatia nu insemna mimic pen
tru Emilia, fotografia insa tinea
in NINA 81 Sc tot uita la ca. ii pla-
cea
81 a marital mititica dupa fo-
tografia aceasta.
Fusese fotografie buna. Cor
nel Borsa avea in adevlr par blond
81 cret. II purta taiat scurt 81 era
frumos baiatul GU fdta lui pima, re
tunda 81 rosie, ca marul.
Llmbia vesnic, char 81 atunc'
cind se spuneau lucruri triste.
Bogatia 'avea nici pentru ell VIZ o
importanta deosebita Tatal sau Ia
dat de mic la scoala, dar el n a in
vatat mimic. Dupa ce a stat vr o ire
ani IN clasa patra primara, tata
sjju La adus acasa zicind: ,,nu sare
aschia departe de trunchiu". Mic;
lui nu-i placuse cartea.
Cartea, carte Sc ramina. Numa
goSpodaria sa mearga bine. Cornel
BorSa tot domnisor ramine. 81 la
pus la coarnele plugului.
Asa 5 a deprins lumea Gu ell, s.
asa il Stiau. Nara Gu palarie mare
de pale data peste ceafa, prin arsi-
IA, pc urma lucratorilor la Gimp
Iarna cu blana scurta, Gu cizme lun
81, pc la grajduri, magazii, la tir-
guri.
Negresit. S d mlrat tirgul clnd a
Inteles ce fel de fata a luat tinarul
Borsa,
o frumusete, nu altceva. S
culta, cuminte 81 draguta, cum rar
Sc gasesc femei in lume.
ST curioSii dadeau mereu tircoale
in jurul vechiului castel din Bor-
SAM.
Era multamit cine putea zari
prin grilajul gradinei, alba, mia
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de q tiiisa scosN % sopA 8 zils
pc sAptAmmA (nscare a 4 ors).
Doritorn Dc 8 rscurgs, "a 20 e.
dressze IN SORTS Ia: Ch4nadie
Mind&, 619 N. American Str,
Philadelphia, Pa, pfna Dunine-
Cd IN 16 Martie 1919 - ofnd va
Fl alsgersa.
COMrTETUL PAKOOH1AL:
uhenadie Minda, preSsdinte.
Constantin Govosdian, secretar.
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Uancn;i TlOStri
de dfdCgri.

Z. CHINA. - Comerciant ro-
uin. Grocerie 81 hala de Joe. Sc
iiul Societatei ,,Dacia Traianat' in
1856 Jackson Str. - Local asortat
Gu tot felul de bauturi racoritoare.
I>iliarde 81 alte. Casa adevarat ro-
nineaSca. 399 Case Ave., Newark,
Ohio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Keeping Fit" An
Aid to Success
Tonic That Builds Up System Helps
Men and Women Who
Work

The pace Of modern living is g fast
one. and it is easy Tor men and women
to sap their energies. Every man or
woman who works knows that it Is
necessary to keep up to the topnoteh
OF energy to fulfill the demands that
present-day conditions impose. Women
who are housekeepers find that this Is
equally true
To keep fit for the daily tasks 1t IS
necessary to keep the system in good
shape. and this can be done by taking
a tonic that Is upbuilding and helps the
digestive and other functions to keep
working. The red corpuscles must be
energized and the blood purified and
made richer. Nothing Is better for this
purpose than RICH-TONE, the remedy
first developed by the resident physi-
clan at a famous health resort. There
it proved successful in restoring
strength and health to men and women
who visited this place when they were
rundown and debilitated.
The proper thing to do, when one
has a constant feeling Of being tired is
to try a bottle Of Rich-Tone. 1t costs
only slO0 per bottle and Is on sale at
all druggists.
Compounded only by A. B. Richards
Medicine Co, Sherman, Texas.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Says Meester McGarry
Is President OH. S.

EIEewater. n. J.. May 14.-If you
ever were an Italian laborer working
under an Irish contractor. you would
realize that the Irish contractor takes
up a large part Of the horizon II
was so with Tony Maulko- Tony lives
here and swings a pick for contractor
John McGarry- Recently he went be
fore Judge Zabriskie. in Hackensack,
and sought naturalization
Tony answered all the questions
creditably until judge Zabriskie
asked.
"Who is president Of the United
States2'
"AIeester McGarry.7 said Tony, in
the manner Of one who feels pain
at being asked simple questions.
And even IL he doesn't become a
citizen. McGarry says Tony is liable
TO get a raise in pay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14

time conditions. But now we are
practically ready" he continued.
Doherty expressed regret over the
character Of development which has
been taking place in the Burkburnett
field Derricks in this territory are
as thick as they can be, and he gave
as his opinion that oil land should be
more carefully developed
The Texas oil field is the big talk In
financial circles Of the north and east
declared a number Of the officials
The oil map Of the world is ever
changing and Texas is in the line Of
development" said J. c. Mcdowell
chief of the oil and gas department
of the Doherty interest Then he
declared that by far the greatest de-
velopment in the state is yet TO come.
A. r. Fraser Of Cleveland. one OF
the bankers, declared that although
the north and east know the fields are
tremendous few are aware they are
as large as they are Then the banker
looked down a muddy road and de-
cIared that what -exas needs is good
roads 'If Texas defeats the Sl.5Oo-Ooo
good roads bond election It viii be a
calamity" he said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
BIG0ILFIRNI5
T0DRILL SOON
Subsidiary Of Great Corpor-
alton Gets $50, 900 Acres
For Exploration.

Ranger. Tex, May 1.-THE Empire
OIL and Gas company. a subsidiary Of
the s1O0,O00.000 Cities Service com
pany. is ready TO start an active cam
paign Of development in the north
central and west Texas oil fields, &C
cordIng to statements made by Of
ficials Of the two companies who are
inspecting holdings in Oklahoma,
Kansas and Texas. The company has
leases on 100000 acres in Texas oil
territory.
Henry L. Doherty, president Of the
Cities Service company, and $50 east
ern oil men and capitalists aboard a
special train, left for New York on
Tuesday after an inspection Of their
various holdings. While in Texas the
party visited Wichita Falls, Burkbur-
nett, Fort Worth, Cisco, De Leon,
Brentwood and Ranger.
THE future Of the oil industry in
Texas is colossal" said DOherty. The
Empire company has thousands OF
acres Of land stretching from the Red
river on the north TO the Gulf OF
Mexico and the Rio Grande on the
south. We are now ready for an
active drilling campaign-one which
wiz tell what our holdings are worth
Heretofore We have been handi-
capped because il has been impossible
TO get materials, on account OF war
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
DAILY RECORD.


Government Hill addition J.
HAN and wife TO J. T. Benton. 90 by
no feet on Chester street, known as
lots 9 and &. block g.; consideration
Alamo Heights addition-A- L. Tay-
Ior to AdeIbert Taylor. lots Is and 10,
block d. consideration $3.50.
Spohr addition TO 4sleta-Clarence
Lonznecker to First Mortgage com
nanv. tract No 8; consideration $40
Manhattan Heights addition-Janes
B. Brady 20 r. A WhiUock- lots =. z
and from % TO 40. inclusive, block J,
lots ] to 16. inclusive. block 8; lots 70
10 s6. inclusive block s. and lots
to IS. Inclusive, block z; consideration
s16.I2O
Sambrano suburb-Sambrano TO r.
SieEfried and Sons. lot p. block =
consideration. $500.
French addition-AristarcO Carras-
coso. as attorney in fact Of Robert and
CIotilde Areu husband and witeJ, TO
Esperanza oBtana, lots 20 and Il
block 2: consideration, S4o5-
Marriage Licenses
Juan Guaiardo and Carmen Brun-
Juan Erebes and Juliana LomingueL.
NabOr Jiminez and Guadalupe Ca
Lorenzo ortiz and Estefano Armijo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Woman's Bass Voice
Used In Soaring Thie0es

Evanston. III. May 1f.-Mrs- Clay
ton Bulow's only Qualification for
male impersonator is her voice
fine deep bass voice
Otherwise Mrs Billow Is as Wom-
aalv locking as It is possible for a
good looking woman 20 be- But the
voice
The other night burglars entered
her home She was alone at the time,
unarmed also, except with that won
derfuI. deep. resonant bass voice
Then she got an idea Burglars are
said to scare easily il taken by sur
prise -,,
Filling her tiny lungs. Mrs BiloW
demanded in that deep, bass voice,
What's all this noise about2 Hand
me that gun. dearie, and III 80 down
and investigate
We have Mrs Billow's word for u
that the burglars were scared ah4
chat they ran. but not until they nad
taken SIS in cash and some jeWelry-
Il lust hid behind the door ana
talked like a man" explained MIS-
Biuow. i didn't faint couldn .
L was too scared 1t would have Deen
a relief to faint"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
MEDICINE TAX
RULES ISSUED
All Patented or Advertised
Preparations Taxed;
Toilet Articles. Too.

Washington. May 14-Consumers
are required TO pay a tax Of 1 cent
for every Is cents in the purchase Of
practically all toilet articles and all
patented or advertised medicinal arti-
cles. under regulations announced last
night by the internal revenue bureau,
defining the disability Of such com
modities under the revenue act
Many substances not used solely for
medicinal purposes. such az acid or
licorice, II advertised or sold under a
trade mark as medicinal preparations
aresalsO subject TO the tax
The tax does not apply under the
regulations 10 food preparations,
poiaons. insecticides. medicinal disin-
fectants. serums and antitoxins, or
vaccines and bacterines not adver-
tised TO the general lay public"
Soap and soap prere- GtiOns are
practically the only toile- articles not
included in the taxable list, under the
regulations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Five Deep Tests
To Be Sunk In
Tom Green Co.
5000 Acres OF Ranch
Leased For Development
By New Workers.

John Given. George r. Wyveu and
J. c. Tancey, all Of New York, have
leased the Wney-Jemeyson ranch Of
5000 acres in the southwestern part
Of Tom Green county. Texas. and have
contracted to put down five deep tests
near Christoval ia that county. It is
reported that the machinery is on the
ground and the rig is being built for
the sirst Of these tests. This well is
scheduled TO be spdded I'm next week
IL is claimed that In a former test on
this block % where the first Of the
five tests is 20 be made, two distinct
oil sands were struck, one at 200 teet
and the second at about 400 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
NURSES BODY
REMOVED FROM BRUSSELS

Brussels. Belgium, May 10y the
Associated Press).-The remains OF
Miss Edith CaveIL the nurse who was
executed by the Germans. which are
being sent TO England for interment
in Norwich cathedral, were removed
from Brussels Tuesday There was
q most impressive ceremony and the
streets were draped in mourning
Dense crowds stood along the curos
while military honors were rendered
by British, American and Belgian
frooue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Women Who Buy Bonds
Get DOughboy's Kisses

Phf1adelDhia- Pa. Nay 1i.-"Any
woman who viii buy bond I'll kiss.
said q bashfuL good looking dough-
boy, who stood on a stand az VIC
tory loan rally on recent afternoon
at a busy corner. Promptly youns5
miss stepped forward and salu. ID
take SOL mean $50 worth
She cot the kiss and the next quar-
ter Of an hour was kept humminE Tor
the bashful doughboy- The douEhDoy
is Pvt. NcKiverick. HIS street ad-
dress Is withheld, but when last seen
he was twitchiug somewhat, as
though from shell shock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
COODE WELL IS ABANDONED
WITH TOOLS IN THE HOLE

The Goode well is being abandoned
as a failure after two years, most Of
which was occupied IN fishing jobs
The cost according 10 report. has
been 100000. However. it Is claimed
that this Young county, Texas. well
would have proved a producer but for
the inability TO get out the last two
strings OF tools. The company has de-
cided to drill a new hole on the same
tract
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Texas Produces
250OO0Ba9TeLS
Of Oil 4 Week
Wichita County NowLeads
With 10000 Barrels;
Eastland Next.

Dallas. Texas, May 1s--Crude oil
production in Texas last week in
creased TO 100000 barrels and OF this
amount $4,000 barrels approximate
" is north Texas high grade crude,
The balance being heavy oils. Wichita
county ranked first, producing 5000
barrels and Eastland county followed
with 71.o00 barrels.
Louisiana last week produced A.
600 barrels; Kansas, 1900 barrels;
Oklahoma, 100000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
TORNADO DOES DAMAGE 8
MILES FROM AMARILLO

Amarillo. Texas. Nay 14--Several
houses and Outhouses we're destroyed
Ev a tornado which struck nine miles
southeast OF this city late Tuesday
The tornado fortunately passed
through practically unsettled region
Hail and rain accompanied the high
winds. but il is thought little damage
resulted. So far no loss OF life has
naan rannr-e.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
DERRICK FALLS.

Reports from Dayton. Eddy county,
\. NJ, are TO the effect that interests
connected with the Illinois Producing
company which has been drilling at
Lakewood. six miles south Of Dayton,
viii take up the project Of drilling at
the last named place. Drilling was
commenced there not long ago by in
terests connected with the Bradford
OH company. The derrick was blown
down in a hard wind storm a rev
weeks ago and now the Illinois con-
Germ is to start or has started to re-
bufId il TO resume drilling. This loca-
tioa is very near the Dayton school
house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14

Mayor Charles Davis IS 10 arrive IN
FL Paso this afternoon after almost
a months absence from the city. May
OF Davis has been in New York and
Chicago on personal business He VIII
be present at the regular council
meeting Thursday morning. held in
the city hail at 10 o'clock