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EL PASO HERALD
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(Continued Itoui rage Onei.
t. the north of Poland, where the Rus
iians appear to be making a desperate
ffort to regain the ground field mar
shal von Hlndenburir won when he
tbi-f-w them hai k from east Prussia.
iyn sequent! v tlic stubborn struggle
(ntinuos on the line from the Bobr
t i the Nare" v, hire- Brand duke ..lcho
1 is has jet to establish his ascend
an In the wist inteiost is centei injf on
(he fichtinp un tlio Cnainpagne region,
v lirre fierce nttaiks and counter at
laik" have maiked the operations of
the last week Berlin claims to hae
i 'pulsed the cuntinued Trench ad
.mes in this lecrlon. while Paris as
s rts the Fren h troops have been auc
Lt..ful in making progress and re
pulsing the German counter attacks.
JViis clainud also the capture of 2!'U0
jards of trencnes to the northwest and
north of Beausejour.
Frcnrt Connect fniilnred VoxIllonM.
The French war office at Paris gave
out the following statement this afternoon-
"in rhamnmrne the various support
ing positions we successively secured j
now form a continuous cnajn two Ki
lometers in length to the north and
northwest of Perthes. In the Vosges
our attacks Sundav made slight pro-
Kress at Chapaelotte, three kilometers
north or uelies.
French Kxplodc Polnonouo Gases.
The official announcement on the
progress of the war, given out in Ber
lin, Germany, today, contains a state
ment that the French forces have be
gun the use of a special artillery shell
which spreads a poisonous gas on ex
ploding The communication savg-
"At a certain part of our front the
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Yes; and better yet to wake up to
this delicious soup so wholesome and
so pure.
Its bright color and tempting flavor
are drawn from the sunshine and the
soil. It is made from the finest of
tomatoes. The choicest of butter,
sugar and spices are used in it.
No wonder it is so nourishing and
tasty; so satisfying alike to young
and old.
Many thousands have long
since waked up to this interest
ing fact. Have you?
21 kinds 10c a can
Slumber sweetly and completely
Little lass so fair.
If through your dreams this
label gleams
You'll wake to find it there.
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2nd Record Breaking Making Triumphal Tour.
Direction, LeCOMTE & FLESHER.
Mort H. Singer's Best Comic Opera Offering
"A MODERN EVE"
THE XBRRIE6T, SONGIEST, DANCIEST PLAY ON THE MUSICAL
STAGE TODAY.
Perfectly Cast With Fifty Well Known Comedy Players and the New
Famous
Original Chorus of "Beautiful Eyes."
A VERITABLE SENSATION EVERYWHERE.
PRICES Mat. 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50. Box Seats $2.00.
Night, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. Bos Seats $2.50.
seats on sale Kyan's Drug Store Friday morning.
Texas Grand Theatre
March 2 and 3; 2 Days, Tuesday and Wednesday
A Play From the Book of Harold Bell Wright.
"The Winning of Barbara Worth"
Dramatized by Mark Swan with
GERTRUDE BARKER
As BARBARA WORTH
Full Scenic Equipment.
Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00, $150 and $2.00. Matinee Wednesday,
-SEATS ON SALE AT RYAN'S. ,
tt,f COMPANY
UNDERSELL
ALL OTHERS
WELCOME CATTLEMEN
Visit our store and be convinced our prices are beyond
compare our goods the bestvin the market
Phones 505 & 506. 204 & 206 East Overland St.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPT ATTENTION
French are making use. as thev have
done on previous occasions, of a kind
of shell which, on exploding, throws
out evil smelling- and poisonous rases,'
which, however, do no damage.
"Our positions in the Champagne
country were repeatedly attacked Sun
day by at least two array corps. TheBe
forces were repulsed after fierce fight
ing at close quarters.
"We repulsed Russian attacks north
of Consha and northwest of Ostro
lenka." RuftsInnM Drtic Imnders Back. '
The highest importance is attached
by the Russian military authorities to
the German defeat at Przasnysz, ac
cording to Petrograd advices. It is as
serted b Russian staff officers that
the German hope of success during the
operations of the last fortnight along
the northern front was based upon con
fidence in breaking the Russian line at
Przasusz. This attempt by the Ger
mans to strengthen the position of their
left wing, which was an Important part
of their plan for a; gigantic encompass
ing movement extending from Augus
towo to eastern Galicia, is said today
by the Russian leaders to have failed
definitely
The Russians assert that the retire
ment of the Germans in the north is
more precipitate and disorderly than
any previous retreat Jn that theater
the war They state that the Germans
have abandoned large numbers of heavy
and light guns and have even left behind
wounded soldiers in an effort to exe
cute a hasty retreat. This condition of
affairs, according to the Russian view
point assumej.added sisnificance from
tho fact that the Germans are said to
have employed some of their best troops
in this fighting.
ENGLAND TO FIGHT LIQUOR,
SAYS DAVID LLOYD-GEORGE
Bansor. "Wales, March 1. Declaring
that a minority of laborers employed
in the government armament factories
had refused to work a full week be
cause of the lure of drink, David Lloyd
George, chancelor of the exchequer, de
clared in a speech here Saturday that
the government has wide powers to
deal with the liquor problem and means
to use them.
"We need men, but we need arms
more than men, and every day of delay
is full of peril to the country," he as
serted. "For one reason or another we
do not get the assistance we have a
right to expect from our workshops.
Industrial differences are Inevitable,
but we cannot afford them now.
"It is intolerable that the lives of
Britons should be imperiled for the
sake of a farthing an hour."
The chancellor made pointed refer
ence to the United States.
"If Germany is triumphant over this
country," he said, "she would be prac
tically dictator of the world. And
where," he said, "could we then look
to a chivalrous country to protect us
to America?
"If countries like France tid Russia,
with bulge armies, and we, ( with the
most powerful navy in the worTd, could
not face this terrible machine, Tiow
could America steti in' It would be
more than America could do to defend
her Interests in her own continent.
America is more unready than we
were."
SCUTARI MAY BE SEAT
J OF OTTOMAN GOVERNMENT
I Washington, D. C, March 1. As a re-
buu Ul Lfio uujiiuaLruiueiik ui luc iai ua-
nelles by the allied fleet, the Ottoman
government is considering removing
the capUal of Turkey from Constanti
nople to Scutari, according to advices
received by the state department.
Foreign diplomats are asking their
governments for instructions in case
the Turks abandon the capital. It is
understood ambassador Morgenthau,
from the United States, Intends to re
main in Constantinople In any event.
RUSSIANS WHO DON'FIGHT
WILL PAY SPECIAL WAR TAX
London. Knc . March 1 Tho Russian
1 government lies Imposed a special war
! tax on men immune from military
service, according to a neuter Telegram
company dispatch from Petrograd.
The tax applies only to men who are
under 46 years of age, and varies from
S3 on incomes of $509 or less to $100
on Incomes over $10,000.
I FRBXCil HEAD. WOG.NDBD.
total nr.o,ooo, is report
Rerlin, Germans , March 1 (By wlre
1. ss to Sayville. L. I.) The Hamburger
Tvachrichten has published what par
ports to be an authentic list of French
, losses in the first six months of the
war
The paper sajs this list was com
piled by the French ministry of -war
and that It was not intended for publi
cation as yet. It gives the number of
dead at 290,000 and the wounded 700,900,
of wHtnri 400,000 are described as
sllghtir hurt. In addition, 200,000 men
have been reported missing.
Special Sole of Music
Big assortment of popular songs nd
instrumental numbers going this week
at 2 for 5c. Dunn's, 404 San Antonio
St. Advertisement.
Exhibition of
PAINTINGS
of ,
Ihc OLD WEST
Cow Punchers, Trappers, Hunt
ers and Indians
W HERBERT DTJNTQN
at the
Chamber of Commerce, El Paso.
From March 1st to March 4th
(Inclusive)
and an
AUCTION
Of These Paintings
On Friday morning, "March the
5th, at 10 oclock, at the
HOTEL PASO DEL NORTE.
These Paintings Are For Sale
During the Exhibition.
CRAWFORD
TONIGHT
Sporting Goods and Saddles
The most complete line in El Paso. Reasonable prices
Highest quality.
Shelton-Payne Arms Co.
"The Trail of the
Whispering
tT 1 TSPQ A tale of mountain
A lUVd nfe Tennessee
Wednesday Mat, 10 cent
THE CHINA PALACE
The largest and most complete stock
in Texas of exquisite China Dinner
ware, Glassware, Silverware, Cut
Glass, Crockery, ana other house
hold, HoteC Restaurant and Bar
Furnishings. Wholesale and Retail
A. ST0LAR0FF
112 SX ANTONIO ST.
SPAIN WOULD PURCHASE
FOOD IN UNITED STATES
Madrid, Spain, March 1 The gov
ernment of Spain is endeavoring to
purchase 30,000 tons of wheat in the
United States. The effect of the war
on food prices is already beginning to
be felt m this mnintr. To meet the
budget deficit and the expenses of
maintaining -:eutralllty the govern
ment plans to float j. loan of $200,000,-000.
ship d ci is Mr.i:u
BY PltmCH VrKAMKItS
Paris, Frame, March 1. It is of
ficially announced that the steamer
Dado, carrving cotton from GaUeston
to Bremen, has been seized in the Eng
lish channel by French cruisers and
taken to Brest. The Dacia was making
a test voyage- She had been trans
ferred from German to American regis
try. Cotton shipments to Germany
have been held by the allies not to be
contraband.
FLVG OX DVCI.V HAULED
DOW ; CRF.W SENT HOME
New York, March 1. The American
flag which flew over the steamship
Dacia, captured last week by a French
cruiser and taken into Brest, has been
hauled down and the American Consul
at Brest is sending the Dacia's crew
back to New Yotk City, according to
cablegrams received today.
150,000 TOS OF Fo'oD
FUIIMSIIED TO DCLGIAXO.
New York, March 1. The American
commission for relief in Belgium has
sent 150.000 tons of food to Belgium ur
to February 3 according to the com
mission's semi-monthly report
GltAND JUIIY INDICTS
HAJIBUnG-AMERICAX LINK
New York, March 1 The federal
grand Jury, which has been investi
gating the furnishing of supplies to
German cruisers in the Atlantic, today
returned an indictment against the
Hamburg-American line a-d blx men,
charging conspiracy to defraud the
government through fllins false r c
ords, false clearances of vessels .'nd
false manifests of cargo
The men named are Karl l5un di
rector In charge of the ew Yo.k office
of the Hamburg-American l.n. ,T Pop
penhouse, who served as up-i or,jo on
the steamship Berind: -Jeorge K-tter,
Fells, fc-effner and Vlolpi Mac .'leister.
GRAMBLING MAY BE JUDGE
OF THE CORPORATION COURT
Allen R. Grambling may complete
Ballard Col.iwelVs term as judge of
the corporation court. Coldwell has
been named by Gov. J. E. Ferguson as
judge f the new 65th district court
Paul Thomas, who was recently elected
on the anti-img ticket as corporation
court judge, wifi take charge of the
office in April by light of his election.
Sheet MnIe, " for 3c.
Special sale ,of papular songs and in
fetromental, numbers all this week at
Dunn's, 404 San Antonio St Adv.
CHIEF OF (ilUIJUN AHMIHALTY
M'lLL COIUUMI BATTLE FLEET
Berlin. Germany March 1. Admiral
on Pohl, chief of "the admiralty staff,
has been selected as successor to ad
miral von Ingenohl, whose removal
from command of the German battle
fleet was made known Saturday.
No reasons have been assigned for
the change in command, news of which
has not been published in Berlin.
GERMANY ANSWT3JI1S V. S. NOTE;
PLACES BURDEN OX ENGLAND
Berlin, Germany, March 1 Ger
many's reply to the American note con
cerning the naval war zone was handed
today to ambassador Gerard. It corre
sponds, in general, with the forecast of
some davs airo that i!rmtinv wii,i
end the blockade if Rngland wouli '
miuw ioou cargoes to Germany to pro
ceed unmolested.
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TURKS HAVE EVACUATED
THE SIXAI PENINSULA
London, Rng., March 1. The Morning
Posts correspondent at Cairo, Egypt,
says it is officially announced that the
Turks have evacuated the Sinai penin
sula. This confirms the belief that all
danger of a second invasion of Egypt
is now removed.
KRTJFr FAMILY SUBSCRIBES
TO NEW GER3IAN WAR LOAN.
Essen. Germany. March 1 The
Ivrupp family has subscribed $7,500 000
to the new war loan which Germany
has decided to float. The Krupps direct
the great government gun factories
here.
TO THE PUBLIC:
, Aer 29 years In the City- National
building, we moved to No. N20 San
Francisco street to reduce expenses to
enable us to offer our wares from 25 to
40 percent cheaper than any of our
uptown competitors, and before buying
would invite you in order to convince
yourself, to investigate our line of
Mexican drawn and lace work, zarapes,
tablecloths and bedspreads. silk
shawls, lace mantillas. Navajo blankets
and Indian relics, antique silverware
and works of art for wedding presents.
opals, diamonds and other precious
stones. Ingersoll watches at factory
prices.
KLINE'S CURIO CO.,
420 San Francisco St
(Advertisement)
Sheet Music. S for Sc.
Special sale of popular songs and In
strumental numbers all this weelc at
Dunn's. 404 San Antonio St Adv.
Mffini 1
We Give The "Glad Hand"
To EI Paso's Guests
WE HOPE this greeting will reach all visitors now in the city and
those intending to visit El Paso during the Cattlemen's Conven
tion. El Paso is glad to have you with her and we wish to extend our per
sonal invitation in addition to the general one you have. Any service we
can possibly render we are at your command.
( : NATIONS' MEAT & SUPPLY CQ.
We Remind EI Paso Housekeepers
GOOD things to eat go a long way with guests, "We might say the mem
ory of a good meal will remain long after the recollections of the Mills
Building, the Paved Streets and the 101 other big things in El Paso are
forgotten. Now, some of your guests have been eating Eange Fed Beef.
Don't repeat the offense in El Paso. Give them a choice cut of Nations'
Stall Fed Product.
Telephone 2576
I
" 1 $200,000 Wortli To Select FronTj
Entire Stock of Big New York Importing House Forced to Sacrifice by European War offered, with theSil-
berberg Guaranty, at exactly
REDUCTION FRO
MANUFACTURER'S PRIOi
This means about one-half regular retail prices.
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iale Commences Tomorrow. Afflarch 2nd
Diamond LaVallieres
Diamond Brooches
Diamond Bracelets
Diamond Cuff Buttons
Diamond Bar Pins
Diamond Mesh Bags
Diamond Ear Rings
Diamond Lockets
Diamond Cluster Rings
Diamond Dinner Rings
Diamond Set Watches
Diamond Scarf Pins
Diamond Set Emblems
See Special
Window Disrj.
See Special
Window Display
. "The mere thought of buying a Diamond should suggest Silberbeg Bros."
Mesa Ave., Cor. Texas. "The House of Distinction."
floor Special This Week'
48 lb sack $2.00
I'
Globe Mills Banquet Flour-
24 lb sack $1.00
Diamond M. Flour
24 lb sack $1.10 48 lb sack $2.10
Fresh Texas Eggs, per dozen 30c
Rose Brand Butter, per lb 30c
Pink Salmon, tall can 10c
Extra Standard Tomatoes, 2 lb cans, 2 for 15c
Extra Standard Sweet Com, 2 lb cans, 3 for 25c
1 Lion Grocery Co. I
H 109-111 S. Stanton. Phones 2405 and 2424. I
G-jartntxd purely vxttiUa.fr lrm
c!4s alkali, er animal f nnnta.
An txcalliat traatroanl Tar atamach
an bawal IrauM.
A aeantareMigt.
Far ail by all druf 4lr
- - $1.00 - -
Pan-American Medicine Co.,
EL PASO. TEX.
1100 by mall P 0 Bai 81B
THE HOME OF
Holeproof Hosierv
for "Men, Women and Children.
BRYAN BROS.
Sbb Antonio & Oreson.
HeraBd Want Ads Bring Results
EVERYTHING GUARANTEED
Quality the Best Prices the Lowest
Eyster's CO.D.Grocery
Prinnps Grocery Dept. -
434(1
THERE SHOULD BE A
VIOTEOLA
IN EVERY HOME
W, G. WALZ COMPANY
COTTON ADDITION LOTS
Best Bay ia EI Paso
A. P. COLES & BROS. Agents