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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

Chicago, H. Dec. 28.-Conferences
OF athletic officials Of various mid
die west, eastern and southern instl-
buttons IN session here this week, may
change the tenor OF intercollegiate
athletics next year me 1lrsl aes-
sion will be held today by the Athletic
Research society. On Wednesday the
IntercoIlegfate Athletic association
will consider proposed changes IN
football rules
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
N Y. EVENING POST WRITER
WEBS MISS PAULA VAN DYKE

Princeton, y. J.. Dec. e. - Miss
Paula van Dyke. daughter Of Dr..
Henry and Mrs. Van Dyke, was mar
rcd Yesterday at Avalon, their
Princeton home. 20 Harry Chaplin, Of
Springfield. Mass
1fr. Chaplin was a member Of the
class Of 1917, OF Princeton, and IS az
present connected with the starr OF
the New York Evening Post
Miss Van Dyke made the dress ~
which she was married.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
TELLS
OF QUARREL IN
MURDER CASE

Phoenix. Arlz.. Dec 2s--AL -
Conclusion OF his preliminary eAa-.l7
- 80 e-nerior court on a charge Of
1--urlier IN connection with the death
~ Shooting Of Edward HervilLz- ~
ne nome OF Heed's fatherlnlaW, W d
Finley, December 10. Heed Wss com
r-57e5 10 furnish $1,000 bond.
Mrs. Ethel Cooper, Heed.s sister
fnIav. testified Herwitz had Wathel
toward Heed Just before the snoollIE5
and that when Herwitz feI Wounoeoi
So safd Herwftz had asked her
earlier in the evening to lend him her
automatic pistol. but she had reIusee-
Ms Cooper. who said she was en-
ga-ed 70 Herwitz, said her IaIner ~ ~.
81 one time ordered Heed TO PACK
hfq he1onEfnEs and leave the mouse
because OF his alleged harsh treat
ment Of Mrs Heed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
RECEIVER Is
NAMED FOR
COPPER MINE

Prescott, Ariz-. Dec. 2S.-FoIlowlng
filing Of a suit By j. r Coll giving
his residence as Ohio, naming the Con-
solidated Arizona Smelling company
Of Humboldt, Ariz-. as defendant and
asking appointment of a receiver IL
was announced that upon application
Of F. s. Niele, q receiver for the com
panv had been named by the United
states district court at Tucson G. NJ
Colvocoressess general manager Of the
company. was appointed receiver The
smelter and two mines operated b
the company were closed recently
In Coils complaint. 10 was alleged
that in addition 20 two bond Issues
tota1inE more than 100000, the com
pany was obligated for other debts
including $4,000 for labor.
Attorneys for the company stated
that the object OF the federal court re-
ownership was TO hold intact the as
sets Of the corporation so that opera
tons might be resumed when the
price Of copper justified
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
Drop In SLIDER Closes
Two chihuahua Mines

chihuahua City, Mex Dec. Is
-Four hundred Worlmen were stopped
IN their Iabors BY order Of the Potosi
Mining company In some Of its mines
in santa Eulalia on account OF the de-
cline in the price OF silver. no re-
duc1lon Of work has been made IN
other mining camps IN Cnihuahua
nor is Ii contemplated for the pres
ent
IN La Ascension. Galeana district,
two new mines, the Anaconda and
san Juan. owned by residents OF ~
Pasc, Tex started operations a week
40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
Chicago Sues Tribune
For SIO.0O0,000 Damages

Chicago. III. Dec 26-Judge George
E. Barrett Of the circuit court has
held that the city Of Chicago, through
its mayor. had the right TO file suit
against the Chicago Tribune for s1e,-
100000 damages, alleged 70 have been
cauFsd ~ publication Of articles re-
ferrinE to the city's financial condt-
tion. The court declined 70 grant
the motion OF attorneys Tor the de-
fendant to dismiss the suit for lack
Of authority TO institute such proceed
mgs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
FsconAR ID VIsIr JUAREz.

Gen. ]. Gonzalo Escobar, COM
mander Of the Mexican federal troops
In the state Of Chihuahua. soon VIII
b IN Juarez a few days on personal
business. Gen. Escobar was formerly
commander Of the federal troops in
the state Of Durango.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

Madrid. SPAN. Dec le.-Lne ban-
Of Barcelona has suspended payment,
but il IS announced that the suspen-
sion viii be very brief Reports thar
other banks viii cease payments
caused a sensation in ALadrlq- barce-
ion. and BiIbao. The financial situa-
ton in Barcelona IS described as be-
ing generally critical The trouble Is
ascribed 10 speculation in marks and
francs. the rise in the price OF the
dollar and Of cotton and also to con-
tinual strikes and social conlllcts-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
BOND BROKER PARDONED
AFTER : YEARS IN PRISON

gomery E Mcintosh, former bond and
Investment broker. who two years
ago was given a five year sentence in
the Milwaukee house OF correction on
embezzIemeut and forgery charges,
has been granted a pardon By Gov
PHILIPPE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
2 BRONZE POLO PLAYERS.
DFI. MONTE FIELDS TROPHY

Del Monte. Calf, Dec 28--4llss Luz
ellie Schoenfeld. san Francisco sculp-
tress is making a model Of two polo
players riding at full speed, which
VIII be cast in bronze as perm emf
trophy for the Del Monte polo fields
Individual cups, which VIII bear q
facsmfmile of the original bronze,
viii be presented 20 players In addi-
ton. they will have their names en-
aravsd on the trophy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
chihuahua City Is Dark
Because OF Fuel Shortage

chihuahua City. Mex Dec z6--Ihe
electric and railroad company OF this
city announces that as Il Is unable 70
fref fuel from Tampico because Il can
NOT get quick transportation for its
on tanks. 10 e. obliged 20 suspend the
electric light service here until the
situation changes. Assurances have
been received from president O1regon
md Gov. Eurlqusz that the railroads
nave received orders to send oil and
cal IT once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

Santa Re. n. II. Dec 2S.-The semi
annual bar examinations viii be held
"a santa Fe on January H. y and 10.
II Is announced by the State board OF
bar examiners Some Il or Is ap-
pIicants VIII take the ordinations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

Judge Felipe Rodriguez, Of the
Juarez court Of letters, released Deo-
fion ID connection with the killing
Of Valentine Gallo at Guadalupe east
81 Juarez. on bond OF $1,000. Archu-
Ieta. uncle Of the Il year old girl
who IS said 70 have been abducted
bv Gallo, viii plea the 'unWritten
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

Representative Of Russian colo
ufsts who were to be in Jiminez 70
make arrangements for establishing
a Russian colony in the state Of Chi
huahua failed 70 arrive GusIaVo
Talamentes. who was to give them
an official greeting. said that he has
not seen them after waiting for them
a number OF days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
Suspension OF Bank In
BnrceLona Causes Crisis

Barcelona, Spain. Dec Is. - The
Bank. Of Barcelona one Of the leading
financial institutions has suspended
uavments. Although the banks diff
cuities are said 10 be only temporary,
the suspensions caused serious
financial disorders
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
u. S. Flyers On Way To
Canal MAJ Land In Mexico

Mexico City. Mex. Dec 28--Ameri-
can aviators flying from the northern
frontier Of Mexico toward Panama
may land on Mexican soil II neces-
sarv. This permission was in response
20 a request from the united el1Ies
foreign office.
senpIuueg Leave Thursday-
san Diego. Calf. Dee 28--Eourteen
naval seaplanes with crews OF 20 Of
Ulcers and men, VIII depart Ihuraaay
morning for Balboa, canal zone. me
f1i-bf vas scheduled 70 begin today,
mt rVas delayed through failure TO re-
cefve permission from Mexico Tor
planes to aliEht In Mexican territory
Tie permission was received today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

The patients OF Longs -sanatorlum
had a Christmas celebration The
parlor was decorated and there was
q tree laden with gifts. More than
40 half Of them exserTice men, en-
joyed the Christmas program.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
VILLA AND HUERTA MEET;
DISCUSS POLITICS. REPORT
rcnnrlnreh nm nnEe Ii

cugssd- n Is said Vnla is supporting
RsouI AIadero. candidate for cover
nor Of that state. Madero Is prolnsr
OF the late president FRANCISCO A-4--
dero OF Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

Tucson, ARK. Dec IS - Plans are
being made for the organization IN
Tucson Of q battery Of field artillery
Three batteries are specified IN me
new orders as Arizona's artillery
nnnLz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
MEXICAN DUTY
ON METALS TO
BE ABOLISHED

Torreon. Coahuilas Mexico, Dec zo.
According to advices received by
the mining interests in this district
from Mexico City the federal govern
ment is TO abolish the export duty
on both silver and copper unless ar
rangements are made whereby the
government viii buy the silver pro-
duced In this country from the smell
tiers at the New York price
The state governments VIII be re-
ouested 10 reduce all taxation and CO.
operate I'm the protection and assis-
lance Of the mining Industry.
II Is probable that import duties
will be suspended on mining ma
chinery, fuel. explosives, etc The
freight rate on ores from the mines
10 shelters IS to be reduced and the
car shortage remedied as far as pos
sible.
BY these inducements the mines
should soon resume operations under
conditions more favorable than be-
fore the drop in the price Of silver
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

Trancisco Vllla and Gen. EuEenlll
1Tartfnez- commander Of federal
troops in the northern zone Aiguei
Triifo. and Porfirio Ornelas, Ior-
mer rebel general, have been Flsillns
in Chihuahua City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

Luis Monies de Oca. Mexican con
sui general, viii return early IN jan
uary from Mexico city, according 70
news received Tuesday by Juan Mar
shall. acting consul
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
STATE NATIONAL BANK

Surplus G Profits, sa9l.l,.,l-o
InfercH1 Paid on Savinra AecountH.
q. r. mnreheud, President
Terenh UuUOffius Nice-FreEldenl.
rE. BasHelt, Flce-PreEldent
GEORGE D. FlorTs Nice-Pre1idenf-
TT. -. WcAfecs Cashier.
g. ". Nebeker, Assistant Cashier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

MEXICAN OFFICERS TO NEW POST
CEN Claudio FOX and Maj Arandt-
his chief OF staff, have gone 70 taelI
new most at AEuascalienteS Lne
Tra-eT r-arrison. formerly under Gen.
Fox. is now under the command OF
Antonio Amcheta.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

Tucson. Ariz-, Dec. z6--Announce-
ment has been made that Aloe5lo
business man. is 10 be Mexican consul
general al San Francisco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
Use Herald Want Ads

The values we are Civ
Ing you now indicate the
aggressive steps we've
taken 70 get back 70
normal Come to this
store with the conf
dencs that you can buy.
safely and economically,
that you viii get the TT
most IN quality, n value
and in service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

The first women's patriotic society
fn America. the Society Of colonial
Danes OF America was organized Ia
New York city in 1880
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
Ell PASOAN TO
BUY R. R. CARS
FOR MEXICANS

Box. cars. refrigerator and coal
cars for private concerns in Mexico %
meet the rolling stock shortage IN
that country are 10 be purchased uy
Joseph ,. Smith, importer ana eA-
porter Of FL Paso and Juarez, VINO p
10 leave tomorrow for St Louis and
Chicago to complete the deals
Buying rolling stock by private con
Germs. Mr. smith says, reflects con-
fidence of Mexican business interests
in The stability Of the Mexican gov
erument- The cars. he believes WI
more than pay for themselves oy
eliminating delay caused by the pres
ent car shortages
Freer movement Of American oht nee
ears into Mexico probably would re
followed By sale Of new cars 10 the
Mexican lines. he believes.
such purchases, Mr. sInlIn 80, - Z,
are being made through practically
every American port Of entry on the the
Mexican border and has continued
for nearly year - s.--,s-
home at Toledo, Ohio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
SoopeTdtiUe Association
Orpnnized AtQuau. N. ".

Santa Fe, y. " Dec 24-Ine
Quay valley Buying and Selling Co
operative association with prlncl pa
cffice in Quay. Quay county, has
been Incorporated for $50. 900, OF which
$1,000 Is subscribed There are Il IN
corporators subscribing s1o0 each and
four who invest s5oo each All are
residents OF the town Of Quay
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
LUBBOCK CATTLEMAN MAKES
BOND IN LIQUOR CASE

Robert Slaughter, cattleman Of
Lubbock, Texas. charged with pos
session and transportation OF nine
uiuts o. champagne, one quart OF
whisky and a bottle Of tequlla. was
arraiEued Tuesday afternoon before
United States commissioner A J. W.
Sehmid and entered a plea o. not
guilty. He was bound over in $1,000.
20 Percent Discount
on Sweaters. Jerseys, Hunting shirts
and DuEbsL zuuuug Coats
Billings Coz
los South FL Paso St-AoV.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Groves LAXATIVE BROAO
uUININE tablets The genuine bears
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

The first steamship 70 cross the
Atlantic-ths Savauuah-made the
voyage in 1873.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28

first class hotel N the city Of Albu-
guerque-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21
eENTRAL LABOR
|DODY ENDORSES
THREE STRIKES
$3.50 Oners Every Aid to Car
,ntsrs, LabereFS and Davea-
psrt Button Cutter.

vnbers Of the Tri-City Federal
y. n Labor In session at the Rock
ssissA Industrial hall Thursday
ssrhf after . full discussion Of AZ
-, leading to the tieup in build
- ACTIVITIES. gave full endorse
- to the stands taken BY the
esrpanters' union and the Interna-
t,osal Hod Carriers, Building and
cannon Laborers' union.
Thess unions we're offered the
Al support Of the federation and
management was made that the
ssdsrstion executive board would
hold itself ready for any service
~ either union might demand q
II.
Az the result of this stand on the
sart Of the central labor group both
huilding trades unions are making
trthsr declarations that they are
Standing pat
Both the carpenters and laborers
,rs leaving the Quad-City Builders
exchange severely alone. 1t would
Seem that the building tieup will
continue indefinitely unless the con-
tractors affiliated with the exchange
make some move to break the dead
lock. NJ. L. Morrill,. president OF
the Carpenters district council, an.
nounced today that the situation as
far ss the men are concerned is
inst the same other than that the
Walsh Construction company and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21

other outstde contractors are en-
pIoymg the union cArpeuters 1t the
II a hour Snte. z. J. Burns, Sec
Rotary Of ths buildsrs' exchange. re-
peated hts customary statement:
the situation u just the same"
BuDpesS Davenport STRIKE.
The federation members also took
action endorsing the strike Of 81
employees Of the Davenport Pearl
Button works, Who have been ont
for six weeks in an effort to get
higher rates Of pay on piece work
and to force the company to grant
the mutual selection Of . weighmas-
ter to gage the amount Of work
performed.
A committee composed OF Ralph
Temple. James Kinsley and Fred
Ashpole was appointed in view Of
obtaining financial support for
these strikers from locals ahlliated
with the federation and to represent
the federation in bring every aid
possible to the strikers in their fight
| with the company.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21
CONDUCT FUNERAL
OF COLORED MAN

Funeral services for George
Davis, colored, will be conducted
at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon at
the Knox chapel. with Rev. Alfred
Boyd, pastor Of the WaymAn A.
M. z. church, officiating. Burial
will be In Chippiannock cemetery.
Davis was found dead in q build
Ing IN the rear Of 1905 Fourth ave.
nue.. where he had been . roomer,
Tuesday morning. A coroner's Jury
found death to have been due to
heart disease.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21

Robert Decker. one Of the youths
who pleaded guilty to burglary and
larceny IN connection With The thafi
Of goods from the Ben T. Cable
home IN February, has had his boud
OF 1900 declared forfeited for fan
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21

port ssris, No. as. wfll put on the
work.
At the regular meeting last Tues
day night the Lodge took IN . class
Of 50. which With the number to
BE- taken In Sunday and other can
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21
EAGLES STAGE BIG
CLASS IMITATION
SUNDAY AFTERNN

The Rock Island aerie u Eagles,
No. $50, will initiate class Of $50
candidates at the lodge home on
Fourth avenue and Twenty-nrst
street at 2 o'clock Sunday after
noon. The degree team Of Dayen-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21

didates initiated previous to last
Tuesday brings the number Of new
members up to 500 in the drive that
started . month ago to boost the
membership by 500.
The Eagles are preparing for
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21

DOES YOUR WATCH KEEP TINE
II you cannot depend upon your
watch for correct time. bring It to
Cox's Jewel Shop. We dx It. All
work guaranteed.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
3. 6 pitel.

Mm nd9ften Morgen mar bel
Rroders aQes in gr0Bter Mufresung:
@lpire lag beftig fieberno, nit alien
Mn3ei9en elmer ltarten @rtdltun9, i'm
8ett, unb in i3ren ntrrer Reben
ipra9 iie tmmerfort BON Set, bon
benz groben MaKer unb Dem ptelen
Megen. Ser Rtttmeiiter mar in gr0bs
ter Gorge um fem Rtnh uno itelte
Elm ftrenges @erb0r Bel ieinen 2euten
an, mas @lptre am Sage porher Dor>
gebabt babe. Nur Zine batte eine
6untle Mbnung, baB bic Rletne Den
Na9mittag iiber %fortgepe1en fei. unb
als ouf otefe Weife tetn 2i9t in
bn @a@e gu bringen nar, lteB er
Ger 2a1op berunterbclen.
,Metbt Du, no @lrire geftern na9=
mittag getpefen ift2" fragile er tbn
iofort nit gerunaelter @tirn.
rSSa, lie 1T nit mir fortgeEeien."
antportete Mler, rerft fin0 mir Boot
gefabren unb bann mad 9auie gez
9dIgen.
n8oot g%efabren2 ST etpas pafter1
oabei2" fragte Der Rittmeifter baitig.
Mler ientte ben Ropf. rSa, baa
8oot 1T umgef@lagen."
,unb ~ unb - mein @ott, fprid
pp9! - Mas mar neiter2"
,Mihts. @S mar gang flo9 an
Der @telIe. sd babe @lDtre ans ufer
getragen, unb bann fino mir mad
9aufe gegapgen."
xSSn oer naifen ga9en2 Wie
lange feib ibr benn gesanger9"
rlleber etne. 5tunoe.
Rroder padte Mler plDBlih an
6eiben @9nltern unb f9ittelte i'm,
rsSyunge, SSurge, tDe11rt lie ftirbt
fonn11' mir ntht nieber Dor bic
Muee1l ~ i9 ftebe fiiir nidts eia!1
Mle1 mar gang blab Dor G9redeI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

17IT5s 7SGSssssdiFas - a11Ka
un6 GIDire fur Sic trodeniten Sc.
idDpfe bdlt. Na. Damn aoteu. pied
@ergniigen".
Meneitebt iprans ins Boot uno
fubr bapon, unb 2er madte il9 nit
Glpire auf ben Meg. 2a4enb ging
ct an Dem Megpeiier porbei, an Dem
cine ihpar3e 9anb nod benz see
aeiste unb nit groben 2ettern gu lee
len itanb: ,53um Aaoegaftoentmal".
SIN ubrigen nur0e tbnen beioen tn
ibren naTen Rleibern bas @e9en reat
f9mer, unb Glp1res @@rttte muroen
INNER tleiner unb unglei4mdbtger.
r8i1t ou mi0e, 2tebling9" fraste
,SSa, unb i9 frtere To-, antportete
lie tletnlaut, nit tlappernben 3dbnz
9en.
Set blieb iteben unb ftredte feline
Mrme aus.
.&omm', i9 min 6i@ trogeu". l1n6
ebe fie anttporten tonute, batte Ct tie
bo@geboben.
Mls tie tbren Meg CUR 9dlfte 5u>
riidgelegt batten, fling es an gu reg,
men, unb 3tpar slet@ febr 9eftig.
rDab mir Ing Mafer gefaqen fino,
iagen MIR ieBt gar nt9t, ntht, @l>
bire2 Damn triegen mir BLOB
@9impfe", metnte Ser iebt, mir fino
BLOB bonn Regen 10 nab seporoen" =.
@lptre la@te unb ntdte ~peritanoz
nispoQ. Mber ie langer es bauerte,
bis iie nab @aufe tamen, befto un>
bebaglt@er puroe ibnen tn tbren
naRen @aben, uno bic &leine 5tt=
terte unb bebte f@lieblt4 por &dlte;
es regnete au@ thinner beftiger, unb
Die QBege tparen infolgeoe1ien nab
unD i9lupfrt9. @noli9 mar aber
op@ bic @taot erreiGt unb Der We9
Dur9 Die @drten genpmmen nun
gait es, rebt unbemertt ins 9auS
gu tommen unb iib pomDgli4 f9nea
Der nai1en @a4en gu %entle0iger.
@ler l9lt@ erft aQein r%eto9nol3iez
renb UNI 6as 9aus berum, pdbreno
@lpire i'm @arten martete, uno ct
ftieB 1@lieBli9 auf Slof@instp. cen
8uri9en bes &tttmeiiters.
@on oiefem erfubr ct, bob Der
Rtttmetfter uno bas Grduletn nod
ni9t 3uriidgetommen ieten unb Sine
einbolen gegangen iet. 9as par
iebr ginitie. St bplte alp @lpire
aus ibrem @erfted unb bra9te lie in
ibre Mobnung.
.glun 9eb' nur glei@ ins 8ett.
Glpi", riet ct tbr, noamtt niemano
6etne nai1en @ahen iiebt. Midle fie
ale aufammen unb itede fie % in ben
Rleiberf9rant, ia, 2uttie9 Ma@'
aber gan5 i@ne1; bamtt ou f4on i'm
8ett bift. tpenn iemanb tommt.
Mart', i9 belf' dr.,
l1nb er tniete por lift nieoer unb
tn0pfte, bic nafen Sttefel4en ouf,
NIT bene11 fie fib nit ibren 3itternoen
tleinen 9dnoen p~ergebens abmIbte.
Damn iiberlieB ct lie ibrem @@idfal
unb ging nod oben.
@lbire befolgte tnoeffen ietnen &at;
fe tletoete ft@ 70 RAID fe tonnte aug,
ftedte bic nafen @a4en in Den
&leioeri@ront unb legte ii@ ins
8ett.
Sine tam ba1o 5urid unb mar
febr erftaunt, oaB @lpire mod Dor
benz Mbenbefen olein ins 8ett 9ez
gange11 mar, aber fte %beunrubigte 5i9
ni9t netter barber, ie bra4te ibr
Mil@ uno 8rot ans 8ett uno 5oe
ft4 bann befrteotgt 5urid. 6rdulein
bate ii9 auf tbrem &affee perfpdtet
unD tam nit etntm etnas i@le@ten
@emi7en nod 9auie; nun, Der &itt>
meifter mar ia sum Qtebesmabl i'm
&aiino unb fam erft fpdter, unb =
Soft lei Dant! = @lptre lag nit
{ebr rotten 8ad:a in tbrem 8ett4en
unb f9ltef. 1nb 10 legte ii6 ous
arme Trdulein gon5 berubigt nieoer,
obne gu abnen, bob bas ibrer pilege
anpertraute &in1 beute cine fol@e
a%nftrengenoe Sour sema4t bate.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
QUICKLY PERlSAa5LE CROPS
uif',cas 10 Form Ary Heliae5a luaa
raert fof Marketing 9c,rtes
Melons ard 9each~a

!, j. particularly difficult; ia forr
any uslmb|e marker 'uts1n"r: 70,
aa.ys}y ger Stable su0gt seasoa ercrt
..e straw ,serr'eS, peaches, ant a7rfens
says THE Jni'eb States department. II
agriculture Markets In *&ch ltSr& aFt
irregular diFt~3HG widely Mt f.,r satss
t.we FL di~erert cities because tho ua
.rrr 4 tl7e crop dos not asgnjt o'
sam transfer between ii"aHf pelnts
saA ttass not sllew gaHs ee2rins 10
c,sd Storage Theses llEnS tt-H quickly
sra severity thc eject NJ ovcrSBpp'y
vt Their ~ ~, iots or frani nelgiat.or
HE sources As these crsps srr aos
e,ig nevesS''s.~. the demand I.
s,,areAa, uuosris r AervudNs lsrce
" areH ne tuysne geTse ~ fife pah
1a. eAaA way var2 greatly Fy % ~es
.,'a ~ SEA >-sg
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
~ . IN - > 91,'7-- = -. > y ~ y
Prayed for Cure
Finds il After 10 Years
Food Would Sour and Boil
Teeth Like Chalk

Mr.. Herbert " Grssner writes from Al.
hatns 10 berlin. n II
J had stomach trouble ever ten years.
srpt getting sorre tired every thing Zoe
uhst but Il came back wurse than ever
Lat fall got swiully bad could aaiy ga,
hpHt !caf bread sad tea. In january al
A. had that what ! would eat woalA a,ns
sud boil nay teeth would he like shalk
! suffered terribly prayed every day r.,
," u'ething 10 cure me ube hAY | read
ssuat EfFtlNlC aud told my wits 10 get
roe box At the drug store az wts ga,ns
20 wers al 3 H. took one third Of i,
ard began o. Icel fnltei when Il va,
three to0fths gone, telt tine sud when i,
was used op ! had no ps,ns " ,ie SIT NE
'asthss hls hut | have trlt the pain but
t~be, as~i tye tablets cat of the new
toA AMI have no more stomach trouble.
Now ~f,ts 10 tell you how thauNIui ]
sm thai heard Of EArONtC. feel Ike
ac~ man | eat what like, drink pcuty
~ water. add Il never hurts nr At all