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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-06-04
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Nature Gives Timely Warnings That No
Brownsville Citizen Can Afford
To Ignore.

DANGER SIGNAL No. l comes
from the kidney secretions. They
will warn you when the kidneys
are sick. Well kidneys excrete a
clear, amber fluid. Sick kidneys
send out thin, pale and foamy,
>or thick, red, ill-smelling urize,
full of sediment and irregular of
passage.
DANGER SIGNAL No. 2 comes
from the back. Back palms, dull
and heavy, or sharp and acute,
tell you of sick kidneys and warn
you of the coming of dropsy,
diabetes and Bright's disease.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys and cure them permanently.
Mrs. c. H. Blain. living out on
the Bluff, Corpus Christi, Texas,
says: My grandchlld, ABOUT elgnt
years old, commenced to be troub-
led by a kidney ailment about a
year ago. At first I could not con-
ceive what was the matter, how
ever the symptoms got more pro-
nounced and 1 watched her closely.
She seemed to have no power to
retain the kidney secre tons and
she also complained of a pain in
the back of her neck and head.
Procuring Doan's Kidney Pills, 1
was gratifed to see the change for
the better within a very short time
1 have great faith in Doan' S Kidney
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-06-04

Visiting Cards-HRRALD Printery.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-06-04

Get your tickets for the skating
club NOW as only limited num-
Der will be sold. At Willman's
Pharmacy.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-06-04
Pills and can heartily endorse

Pills and can heartily endorse
them
Plenty more proeflike this from
Brownsville people. Call at J. L.
Putegnat & Bro. S drug store and
ask what customers report.
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-06-04
ST.. B. & M. Low Rates
Jamestown Exposition.


Norfolk, Va, Apr. 26 to Nov. 80
inc, 1907.
On account of the above, roAnd
trip tickets will be sold from
Brownsville to Norfolk, Va, at
rates and conditions as follows:
Season ticket, on sale daily, lin
tied to Dec. 18th, going and return
ing same route, S71.SO.
Season ticket, on sale daily, linz
tied to Dec. 18th, 1907, going one
route and returning another,
$500.
Sixty-day ticket, on sale daily,
limit so days from date of sale, 60
ing and returning same route,
$62.15.
Sixty-day ticket, on sale daily,
limit so days from date of sale. 60
ing one way and returning another,
$6e.40.
Fifteen-day ticket, on sale daily,
limit to leave Norfolk fifteen days
from date of sale, going and re-
turning same route, $3.50.
On all of the above tickets stop
overs will be allowed. For further
particulars call on the undeKign-
ed.
G. T. PoRrRR.
Gen'l Agent.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-06-04
Paint Your Buggy for 75c.

to S1.Oo with Devoe's Gloss Car
rage Paint. 1t weighs 3 to 8 ozs.
more to the pint than others, wears
longer and gives a gloss equal to
new work. Sold by
FRONTIER LUMBER Co
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-06-04
Join the Big Vineyard

At Mercedes by buying 5, 10
or &c acres, and let me plant
and take care of same for you
until it comes into bearing, at
three years old. 1t will pay
you 500 per acre net, a nice
little income for anyone. A
fine proposition for the salaried
man to take hold of for nest
egg. a splendid thing for
the man who wants to make
nice home self-sustaining.
Beautifully located on the
banks of Lake Campacaus, one
mile from Mercedes. 1t will
pay you to look into this at
once.
Write or call aud see me at
Mercedes, Texas.
JAS. N. KILGORE,
Manager Campacaus Vineyard
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-06-04
THE DAILY HERALD.
TUESDAY. JUNE 4, 1907
PERSONALS.

D. Andrews came up from the
Point last evening.
Miss Lillian Dougherty left to-
day for San Antonio, to spend a
short time with friends.
The many friends of Rev. Father
Pitoye regret very sincerely to
learn that he is still quite i'll.
General Manager SteHger and
General Promoter Robertson were
IN town today from San Benito.
Miss Gladys Rentfro left today
for Corpus Christi, where she will
attend the summer normal insti-
tute.
A. E. Buck, travelling freight
agent of the St. L., B. & M, left
last night for trip up on the
branch road.
Mrs. II. B. Terry returned this
morning from Mercedes, where she
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
P. Silver for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kinball
and sisters, the Misses Kimball,
returned to their home at Ray
today, after a short visit
in town.
Miss M. NJ. Philpott, who has
the distinction of having complet-
ed one of the first houses at San
Benito, was in the city today do
ing some shopping.
The family of Mrs. J. 7. John
son moved yesterday from their
former location on Adams street to
the Leahy cottage on 18th street
between Jefferson and Monroe.
A. c. Purvis, Joe Roy, J. T.
Clark and Mr.. Toonbs of San Be
nito were arrivals by the morning
train, who spent the day attending
to business matters in town.
B. E. Philpott, who came from
Kentucky last winter and became
one of the San Benito pioneers,
has gone on a visit to his old
Kentucky home" He expects to
return later to San Benito.
IT. L. Bu1nell and Miss Eva
Bunnell of LiDesville, Pa, arrived
last night from Corpus Christi,
where they spent two or three days.
Mr.. Bunnell seems very favorably
impressed with the Brownsville
country.
L. M. Levinson of Shreveport,
La, is a visitor in the city. Mr..
Levinson is interested in the sub
ject of waterworks and electric
lights, and, in the event the city
builds these utilities, hopes to make
some arrangement for leasing
them.
John W. Holt came down last
night from the Lomita ranch,
where he has been experimenting
the preliminary surveying for the
of the land. Mr..
Holt will leave tomorrow for his
home in Minneapolis, Mimi, to
spend several weeks. He expects
to be accompanied by Mrs. Holt
and their little daughter on his
his return.
Get your tickets for the skating
club NOW as only limited num-
Der will be sold. At Willman's
Pharmacy.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-29
9te 4etenS0rettse.9

Die beoeutenofen drstlihen 8elehr
ten himmen in benz G4luB tberein.
oaB Die aaqemein angenommene 8ren.
ae bes nenIhlihen 2ebens Diele Sabre
unter Der Qebansbauer Eebt. Deren gr.
ri4tung ,peit bem 0ortidritt Der Dii=
leni1aft, bic iebt i'm 8eiib oes Men=
ihenaeinle9ts 1T. ermD9li9t tpiro.
Die @efabrsperiobe. tpelHe bic 2ebens.
bauer beenbet. lbeint stpii6sn benz 50.
unb go. Sobr 81 lie9en. nebbatb Die
ribtige Q6rperpfle9e mdtreno oiefes
Sabr3ebnts niht genuG anempfoblsn
6iDeroen Tam. inoem 6oraloliQteit oanl'
Der 2anolebiQteit beroerblia neroer
tann. Ser Matur better Beifanb mad
oem SO. 2ebensiobr 1T glectric Bltters.
bos niiVenIhaftlide meoi3inilbe etdr'
tungsmitiel. ipelhes iebes Dr9an bee
'RDrpers pieber belebt. @arantirt poI
80. 6. peter's NpDtbete. Sn peier!
Mpotbete miro neutid 0efptoden.
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Aniaan.

Sm @treit Der Sels9rapbilten III
nph Mues beim qlten. tsine partsl
iheint nad9eben 3u luol:n.
gei @arD, Sno., iuden 800 bsnuif.
nete Wldnner nit Ylutbunoen bic llnl=
gebun9 ab. I'm ben 5hdnoer inb
N0roer Der 9jdbrl9en Ni33ie ehraoer
3u finben, ipelhe ihrem Batter ieill
iJrubltiid nod elmer Ganogrube 6radts
nno untermegs auf ab9eleaener 5tsus
iiberfaIen tpurDe. Die Wutter fano
oas Rino in elmer Blutlo6e, Bel ibrem
AuilNrei 6tfnete es bic Nu9en unD oann
parfnieo es. Die Bluthnnbe perloren
Die Spur bes Wl6rbers nod einer Saer
BON l2 Weilell unD ,van fiirhtet, bas
euHen lei llmionit. vs. 1T oies BET
Is. Sall bon Derartiaen Nnariffen III Der
Be9snb inneraalb BON 3iDei QDDhen.
Die Gbiea9oer poli3ei Derbaitete an1
"a. Mueuf pdbreno Der gia1t 3,pan3iq
glnbrsHer nno 9aldenbisbe. oorullie,
einiee BON iniernatiOnoIem Ruf. Sc,
Yoli3lN gatrid s, See erinob ouA,ei.
|rens Strabenrduber 9laMells 7bouas
NelIp, 9isiN T0dDsm Der lebtere sinen
Nann ouf bsr Gtrobe rieosrQeihlngen
|unb bernnbt bolle. Nsr NMi9aloiQt
afaps 1lomas Road. tpatcs usrbaf'
tst.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-29
sxeD ert,t anu fcl(te ,piiictt, ,

faQl 9. G. DoDs, Elm berDorra9enoer
@ei1dftsmnnn BON Bluff. Mo.. oab
gudlens Mrnica Salbe bic orl @6nel.
Ten unD Gi9erlten pirfenbe 6albe 1T,
Bic Il auf eine Wunbe. BranotDunoe
ooer 1erlekniig aufaelfai iuurot. ober
aud bei 6dlIsn bon Qdmorrboioell.
ST babe he Qebrou&t unb tusiB uopoil
IN reox, @ar0ntirt atis Munotn III
bsilsn. 25 Gtnts. M II tlsrs ApoibsIs''
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-29
Ser pbio Ganat,

sinf Der Stoi3 oes Siaaies uno rim
widti9e Gattor bel Der Gnnuidluns
I foe6elbeu bat lid ilberlebi uno le sper Ole
Wefsbaebuna bel9lieBi. oenlelbrn elns
I9eben 5u lanen, ln, 10 bsn.r.
8e9sn,uarti9 lueroen aioBe Sunllnen
autaelpenoet. um ben @alu! iuisoer III
Gtano au isBsn. ueberall ,uerosn neue
lS1isuisn asbaut unO unoete Nerbtlle-
Irunaen 9emaht. unts,oeilsu elliiuit.
TELL lih i'm eanalbeit e,ns upplge Vs=
Ipetallun uno Wenn Die Shlsulsn leriis
| llnO. 10 miro IS tDleoer Iaulenoe uno
9autnoe tUae,l. uln oas gunalbetl
Ia.iiuollN au ielniaell nno ialrbar su
MAIDEN. lno Sn iDei1sm 3lu,ds 7 unl
Ieln,ae G0ntruttolell gu Dtlt,tnttnuA0 elll
peer pon Ysumisn III Btul Su haltsll.
&snn Gle 2eit ITS @anaIs NJ porubsr
llnO tummI ME wie0.r. ST 0silelDe
lU,e0er III Slano gsltyi. iU mo telne
ianhll Ell SODte mtbr Oh. 0enlelbrn gu
belahren. bdlt. man aber aub Die Voo=
te, 10 feblte es on Jraht fur oieielben.
Ser Gobleutransport auf benz ga=
[nal, Der lan9e Sabre eine beoeutenoe
Golle ipielte. bot bsinabe 9dn3ii1 auf-
gebDrt. Oie &Oblenmerte an @anal
lino enttpeoer eri10pft Ooer befinoen iih
in ben Qan5tn Der gilenbabnen uno
BON Gorporationen, welde nit oen-
lelben oerbunoen lino. Sn friiberen
Sabren biloete Der YsrlanDt bon Wei=
gen auf benz @anal eillen mihti9en po=
lten - mebrere Sabre ben 0auptponsn
oes JraAt= Derteprs aui benz @anal.
Aber oas 1T anoers 9eworoen /; i9on
ieit Sabren proous.rt Suscara'pas
@ountp niht mebr senu9 Wei3en fir
oen eieenen BeDarf uno bat allo auh
teinen au perIbidsn. Nebnli1 Derbdlt
es fitb nit anoeren prooutten, Die iril=
ber anf oem Canal beIorosrt wuroeu.
2luh unie,e Giienperte. 3ie9slbrens
nereien &c. babsn teinen @ebraud fir
Den @anul. Yabnsele,le fiibren bss
an ibre WaarenlpeiNer, big mitten IN
lbre Nnlasen nno bon bort tOnnen
9Daarenlenoen oirett bis an ben Beltlm.
mun9sort Osrianot weroen. lDdbrenr
ole Yerlsnouns auf bem eanal mebr.
lnaliees nsssriaben nnb ueberflilleE-
uno infolge olDOn aud 9rOBsre Softer
perbeiliibreu wiiroe.
9Dir meroen alle ieben, oaB Der @a
nal, penu er nit groBen Soften OF
neuen Shlsnlen in olelem @onnip al
lein tolten iiber $50, 600 = Ulsoer II
Stano gelebt 1T. umlilB ileaen blslbl.
Dabei tolten aud nod Die Yrlden iibea
oen @anal srobe Snmmeu. WIr pa
ben in unierem gountp allein iiber 81
Ganalbriiden uuo Sahr fur Sabr toiiei
ss Iaulenoe, oleislben IN Stano 81
palten.
0r. s. @raf auf Der Giioieite, cine,
DER betyn Renner 0es Ganalbetriebs,
.ertldrt. baB es aud fur bic oirettsn
Antpobner bes @anals bon 9robem
)luben udrs, wenn oerielbe eingeben
niirne uno bob bel elmer Nbftimmuns
iber bic Gra9e auf Der aanaen Siioie'ts
teine feds Gtimm9eber au finben ND
rem, Uelhe fir Die Geibehaltun0 oes
|Ganals itimmen tuirben.
9lllerblngs tpiro oas 0esr bon Beam
ten nno @ontrattoren. bic BON benz Ga=
nal gauben 3iebe,l, fi4 nit 9dnoen uno
6uben oaae9en uebren. oaB Der @anal
ein9eben iol. bod niro oies nihts bel
fen uno tpenn oas Nolt einmal ertennt.
oaB ber @onal nur cine Biilbe FIR bic
9ag3abler III. 10 tueroen aud ieine 3a'
|9e 9e3dblt iein.
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9a8eSne1tt9fettet,..
1 Scnts.

Chts.
Dor alpei eSabren murine in Tele,pare
Dennis Goman. Is Sabre alt. BON osnl
VDli3llten Gbas. Nu0e. perba!tet uno
bslhnlb,0t. $25 aus Me@artbps Wirtb=
lhalt geloblen au baben. Ronan's
Wntter beaeugte. oaB iie Dem Sobne
tint blibsnoe SIS @ololiiide aeidsntt
bate uno nur oieier NnsIa9e bate bic.
Ter IS au oerbanten. oaB er nibt ms
3uht.ans 9eianot, ionoern freiaeIpro-
NeII ,puroe. st mar aber 10 erbittert
uber ben polisilten. Der i'm Der Shan=
Dc prsisaeaeben. Dab er nod isiner
6reilprehuna laut ertldrte .gbe ih
iterbe. t0ote ib ben Mann !" Dian belt
btes liir cine leere DrOhuna. belonoers
ou Der iuu9e Mann balo oarauf Die
Staot perlisB. Nber tiiralih tebrte er
3urlf uno am Dienifag Mben> leBter
Wohe, als ct &uoer Dor benz poli5ei=
quartier liben lab. trat er piDblih auf
ibn au, rib einen &epoloer aus Der 5a=
ihe unb feuerte einen Sdub auf ben
Blaurof ab !; bic Gueel burdbobrte
Huber's linten Mrm. Ser NerpunDete
fob irs Gebduoe uno iblug Die Sbiir
su. &oman rannte on Das ndblte
iSenfer uno feuerte ourh oieies atpei
meitere sdl1le auf ieinen Seine. Nber
Die Guoeln perfeblten ibr 3iel. Wuh
auf ben ibm nun in Die Auere tommen=
Den panor 8. 8. Miler idob Rouan
smeimal. gliiflihermeiie obne 3u tref.
fen. gtun lammelte iih cine Bolts
menge unb wollte iiber &otuan berfal=
len, als oerYolisilt Sames Spaloina
erl1ien. 9towan aog einen arpeiten
Nepolper unb fhlug oreimal an. aber
sauf Den 4. Neriu1 &oman's ibn gu er=
idieben, ,partete Spaloina nidt uno
cir Sdlas nit oem Sootidldser fdllte
Den 5dleBbolo our Groe. Sie Menae
bate lih insmiiden auf 500 persr0.
bert uno Der &uf ,HDnht ibn" tpuros
lant. Sur oem enti6lOiienen 8erbal=
ten 5paloin9s 1T es Su oanten. bab Del
8efaneene niht in Die Ddnoe oes Mi
tbenben pobels 0erietb uno aufsefniipll
wurbs. IS selans ibni. &oman in oos
@sfdngniB su brii,een, abcr bic Wenat
lyulte nod mebrere Siunoen Dor Dem
@epouoe nod Dem Slute ces @efan9e
nen.
Am 81. Nuguf oraneen gu friibel
iHoreenltunoe liinf glnbre6er in oas
Bilrsau Der Mmerican Sinterin 60.
3lpei Meils,l Don 9ubbaro in Srum
buu @ountp. ilr,naten ben 8eloihrani
ait EDnanlit. mabten eine Beute po
5000 uno enttamen. go fatt mar pi,
grplolion, bob Der @elbihrant oura
Die 5blr oes Bureaus fog uno Oas
8ebduoe tbeilmeiie oenolirt muros
Die &duber, tpelhe nur Yaaraelb nil
uabmen. ieoub gbeds uno WeribpA
pierre unberiibrt lieBen. iuaren ourh eir
biuteres Geniter eiugeorungen.
Sn Nlliance tollioirte am %. Nu9nE
Elm eleftriiher SlraBcnbabnlpa9en NIL
sinem ssradt5uge Der 2ate grie. Nl.
liance & Wbeeling Babn. Jiinf per
ionen Duroen perlebt, in ibrer 3ab!
Der Wotornier 0enrp Osualt tpabr
.l1elnlih t0otlih.
Solepb W. Weber, prdiioent BE-,
nationalen Wlufiter G6oeration, bul
lnaeorbnet. oab in Der am 80. Sep.
tember bel Der ginmeibung oes DC
RinleD Monuments itattfinoeuoen pa'
raoe neben 9liht Union aud Union
RapeQeh ipielsn ourfen. Dies 9elbap.
um uniiebiame uuterbredun9en wie be'
Ger paraDe Der IS. u. H. i'm lebtell
Suni 3u berhdten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-29

Eie beutibe Girhaemeinoe IN
Bort Waibington mill ibr pfarrbaus
oertanien. I'M an oehen 6tele elm ar0-
Beres. ibDneres Gebdu0e III erridtsn.
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sSn @ouIbale. pa.. If auf Der stro-
Be Elm Doppelmoro beaangen woroeu.
far ben man bic .Shmar5e 0ano" Der.
anttportlidh bdlt. 6rant petnolas uiln
Samuel Nmbroie Dain9en 3niammen
bic @ioge 5trabe entlana. als lie bon
mebreren Mdnnern an9eeriffen unb 9e=
t6otet tpurben. ebe lie an Wioerfanb
oenfen fonnten. petnolas Gehle tpur=
be bon Obr gu DIR burdfhnitten uno
Nmbrsie tpuroe nit einent Dolduih
I'm oas 0ers 9et0otet. *
4 Grei We9ela9erer iiberfielen in pbi=
tooelpbia oeu 3ablmeilier Wm. 8.
Dids uon Der Sertiliirma shaum uno
ubtinaer. usr,punoetsn ibn uno entrii=
1 II ibm cine 0anotaihe nit $4,000.
War elner Der Mduber tonute iefsenom.
nlell wer0en.
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I'm oas Der5 9etootet. N
/ Grei We0ala9erer iiberfielen in pbi'
Itooelpbia oeu 3ablmeiiisr Wm. 8.
Dids uon Der 9ertiliirma shaum unt
ublinaer. uer,punoetsn ihn uno entrii.
II II ibm cine 0anotaihs nit $4,000.
War elner DER Mduber tonute ieFsenom.
men rueroen.
Sn Der Jla1t pom 20. auf Den 81
Au9ult bsrrihte in einem groBen 5bsll
Des eanaoisben Norometen nnaen0bn.
i LID taltes Wetter uno e!aubt man. os,
Jrof babe bem @etreioe 9roBeh sda.
ben auaeiiigt uno in Soronto aina III
Nolae oehen Der Weiaen nm 4 Gents in
bic 00be.
Dis Gbplera lit in 3uBlanb au3ae.
broben. 9fad ben lebten Nabrihter
1T Die 0rantbeit an einem Nebenfluf
oer Weihiel in poleu auf9etreten. Die
Epreubiihen Yeb6roen baben cine fren.
ae Snipettion aller SSabr3euee uni
JleBe. Die auf Der Weihiel iiber biz
8ren5e fommen, anaeoronet.
sn Sbanabai 1T unter ben gbinelsn
Die Gbolera ausgebrothen uuo iinb aud
i6on mebrere @uropder Der Geude er.
leaen. Nuh in mehreren anoeren dbl
|nsliihen uno iapanifben 2iltenitdoter1
lit Die Cholera aufsetreten. man hdli
es aber nidt fur mabri6einlid, oab bic
Seude BON O3eanoampfern nod guro=
pa perIhleppt meroen tann.
Sn 9eutid=e eiiomelt= =Nfrita bat cine
ltarte oeutl1e 6seresabtheiluna eine
entlbeibenoe Nicoerla9e bur1 ben 6e=
zero Nnfiibrer Morenso erlitten. 80
| bis 40 Deutide iolen eet6otet uno iiber
|50 ibtper permunoet moroen iein. Wns
renaos 5treitmaht 3dbli iiber 500
Wann uno mdhst tdglih. gDiro er
oerfolat. 10 Sisbt er iih in S6lupimin=
tel auriif, aug benen ibn feline neutibe
Oeereslna6t 5u Dertreiben i'm Stanoe
lit.
Nab lanaen Gdmpien bat oas ena-
iibe Sberbaus ein @,sieb angenom.
men. oemsuiolae es gBittlDern 9eitattst
ein ioa. Die Shpelter ibrer uerltorbss
uen 5rau 81 heirathen. Seit Sabren
lpuroe oieier 8siebsnt,purf in ieoer
5ibuna pom unterbauie anaenommen
anD bonn OberbauIe uermorfen.
I'm oer Weitsrperbreituna beg 8elbs
iiebers in Guba uoraubeugen, bat 8ou=
p.rneur Maaoon mebrere 0unberte
seute aneelieat. melde reiniaen uno
oesinfi3ieren miiHen. 9lQe ertrantten
ameritaniiden Solbaten befinoen lih
auf oem Wese Der 8eileruna.
Nus benz Be3itt 5roppau (Oefter=
,eidiid sdleiieu) tpiro beridtet. oab
BORT i'm Qanfe BON feds Monaten %
5hulmdoden i'm !Nlter BON 8 Bis l3
Sabren. unb allen Yep0lterungsihib=
ten anaeb0reno. oas Spfer ,pon Deae=
uerirten gemoroen iino. Inter ben
bisber perbafteter uebsltbdtern befin.
oen iih ein &shnunasfiibrer. Elm iun=
aer. oerbeiratbeter Raufmann' uno Elm
Moootat.
Nm Sonntag Mbeuo III in ben Itdoti.
iden Nnla9en in Der Nabe oes Shloi=
les IN Breslau bic reihe Wittwe So
banna Sd6nbah ermorbet auf9efun=
oen iuoroen. Ser 5hdoel Der nn9iiif.
liden ,par einaei6laaen, es liegt abe.
peoer ein &aub. nod Elm 2uitmorc
Dor. Des Nerbrehens berodhti9 if
elm 8ermdnoter Der Grmoroeten. ben
he ieit' Sabren unierfibt. ieboh oor
einiaen Wohen aus oem 0auie genie.
len batte.
Eie beutitbe Girh9emeinoe III
Bort gBaibington nil ibr piarrbaus
4 -. v
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CLEMSON CoMMADANT CHOSEN
oaps; - y. Minus to Secceed Capt.
Clay-Capt Minus is a Citadel
Man and West Pointer.
News and Courier


Washington, August 3.-Assurance
was given The News and Courier cor
respondent today at the war depart-
ment that by the detailing of Can't
Josiah c. Minus, 10th infantry. rs
professor of military science and
tactics at Clemson college, which has
just been done, all trouble at that
place over the "Clay" report is at
an end, and that everything hence
forth will be carried OH there, so far
as the Government is concerned, as If
Capt. Clay had made no report.
AS already stated in The News and
Courier, Capt. Clay, then detailed at
clemson, became angry just before
the last commencement at the action
OF some Of the students, and wanted
the diplomas of the graduating class
withheld. This the faculty refused to
do.
lie then made a detailed report to
the war department recommending
that all guns and other equipment, the
property of the Government be called
IN and that no military instructor be
sent there in his place after his dc.
tachment. That was just after COM
mencement.
Nothing further was done in the
matter until President Nell, G. Dun
can Bellinger, Alan Johnstone and W.
d. Evans, of the board of trustees.
came to Washington a few days ago,
and took up the matter with the war
department. They were assured that
everything would be made all right,
and the detailing Of Capt. Minus
seems the last chapter concerning the
much talked of Clay report.
Capt. Minus is Citadel graduate
and also a graduate Of the West
Point Military Academy. He was
born in Texas, and was appointed
from South Carolina as second lieu
tenant in the Goth infantry, in Febru-
ary, 1899. IIe has seen seven years ,
service i'll The Philippines.
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whcreupon the gas, already in the evil
lndcr, is ignited and things begin to
hum once more.
1t is all very simple. In fact its
very simplicity at first made DR..
Cathcart doubtful. He. was afraid
lest there might be some reason why
1t was mechanically inadvisable, be-.
cause it seemed more than passing
strange that none of the manufactur-
ers OF gasoline engines Of all 'descrip-
tons had not thought of it and adopt
ed it. But has doubts as to it's value
have been dissipatedby the enthusiasm
evidenced by every machinist md ev-
cry automobilist who has seen it. They
all pronounce it thoroughly practi-
cable, and. Of course. its desirabilitv
and value. if it is practicable. are be-
yond question.
DR.. Cathcarl has asked for patent
covering the idea as it has been at
tempted to outline it above, including.
amy and all devices which may be con-
trlvcd to prevent the rccoil Of the fly
wheel following the eXtinguishing of
the sparkcr. OF course. it does not
matter how the rccoil is prevented,
just so it is prevented. The method
adopted by Dr. Cathcart is in its SIM
plicity thoroughly in keeping with the
original idea. Hc has had rachets
made all around The fly wheel and has
arranged Il pawl SO that while not in
terfcrin" at all with the direction re-
volution of the fly wheel, it prevents
the fly wheel from rccoiline.
This invention of DR.. Cathcart s. it
should be noted, is applicable not only
to automobiles, but to marine Ell
gines, moto boats, and in fact to any
stationary engine using internal com
bustion for the motive power. This
fact, of course, enhances greatly It's
value.
OF course, it will be necessary for
the cylinder of automobiles employing
this device to be thoroughly tight,
preventing all leakage, in order for
the device to be effective. But if a
cylinder isn't tight it ought to be,
anyway. The idea is, of course, ap-
plicablc to all makes of machine. DR..
tathrar uses Maxwell, and he has
been able TO start his machine twelve
hours after having used it simply by
startln" the electric sparker. the
cylinder having remained charged for
that length Of time.
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