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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-27
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The Texas Wonder cures kidney ana
bladder troubles. removing gravel, cures
diabetes. weak and lame backs, rheuma-
tism, and all Irregularities OF the kidneys
and bladder in both men and women
Regulates bladder troubles in children.
II not sold by your druggist, will be ssnt
by mail on receipt of s1.00 One small
bottle is two months treatment and eel
dom fails to perferit a cure. Send for tsa
timonialE from this and other states. DR..
e. W, Hall, 1895 OliVe-st.. St. Louis. Me-
Sold by druggists.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-27

these dminutive tenders will be de ri
geur and au fait this season, and every
body in WHO'S Who'-every masculine
somebody's doing it now. They are
especially q la mode at weddings. teas
and first nights. though as yet they are
hardly accepted as the correct thing
for afternoon wear. London set the
fashion when Marie Lohr married Mr..
Prinsep last week. The bridegroom
wore an oldfashioned stock-One Of
those twice around. halfway back and
double-over affairs-a bel-tailed coat
such as Mr.. MicaWber made famous
and a we'll tailored pair of the splatter-
dashers now cultivated by the best peo-
pie.
Atlanta men down on the bills to-
night as principal victim, ring holder or
usher at wedding in the smart set will
be glad to receive this news before it
is everlastingly too late. If they appre-
bend difficulty in cultivating the adorn-
ments before time to slide into their
open fronts, an artificial pair will solve
their problem.
Here's Recipe.
Daisy Dottys manual of etiquette and
household hints says:
WHISPERS. side or coachman
type: Procure an ordinary black
ing brush with stiff bristle or
bristles Run this carefully through
the lawn mower, reducing the bris
Ties to three siXteenths of an inch.
Remove from the back. leaving
thin slice of the wood to retain the
shape. Trim to required size with
scissors and afIiX just prior to the
ears with joiners' glue. applied hot.
Leave them set over night
1t has been a long time since At
lanta men ventured forth in the glory of
side curtains and mutton chops. The
national commission on conservation
overlooked the raVages Of the razor
Lo in d decade the forests which once
swayed in the passing breezes and
made glad the heart of nature lovers
have fallen before the blade of the de-
stroying barber Youths are but foot
ish limitations of their fathers, old men
but wrinkled parodies of their grand
sons. As the poet sings:
Each morn a thousand Beardlets
brings, you say?
Yes, but where Blooms the Beard
of Yesterday?
And this keen Barber's Blade that
makes them spring
Shall take each Whisker newly
born. away"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-27

Lest any should think the three shown here
have and done something rash it's only explain this
reverPn artist idea of how these well known Georgans
would look if they adopted soceys latest fad-sdebums In
the upper right Solicitor General Hugh Dorsey hidden
pair of inspiring bushes of the kind o. K by very best
English cousins Below is Governors Elect Saon. similarly
adorned and to the right Walter Taylor city clerk Bard of the
Beard and Sweet Minnesnger Gentle Whsker The Dick
neckwear added because that has stamp APP
prova of the Beau BrummelS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-27

a set of storm curtains, but my hope
turned into despair. They appeared in
patches, few and far between. and ]
could not coax the various colonies
into terms of intimacy. And besides.
theN,d have been red- nnA.u.ar"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-27
Eczema and Ringworm Cured.

Tetterine is the only dead sure" cure
for eczema. 1t is a fragrant, soothing,
healing antiseptic, which never fails It
is equally effective in the cure of ring
worm and all other violent skin and scalp
diseases. Ask your druggist for Tetterine
II he hasn't 1t, send SOC to the Shuptrine
Co, Savannah, Ga. 80"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-27
Georgian Foresaw a Tie.

The Georgia was the first newspaper
to suggest the likelihood Of tie be
tween the two candidatcs-its suggested
q tie as probable Saturday at noon, and
reiterated the suggestion in its home
edition
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-27

EXQUISITE WEDDING BOUQUETS
AND DECORATIONS.
ATLANTA FLORAL CO.,
Call Main 1850.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-28

gegen bic Rseerin Quep Woore,
BON go. 325 groabpon, tpelhe in Der
9onneritns Rad. ibrsn RaFsesnoFen
unb 0eliebien a!ernnber S!spbens,
40 Sabre ali. nit einem Bell anssfafs
len unb erdBlih 3userihtet bate. tpurs
be seii<rn bic 4ntioge bss Worbans
griffs srboben. Stepbens bate bel
benz lleberfaa ihpere Munben am
aopfs unb 6aIs erlittsn unb befinoet
iih in duBerit beosntlihem 3uitonOe.
Sin Ginbrsher fletterte geitern
mittelit elmer 2eiter gum 3tpeitfn Stods
frert oes 6auies go. 1011 Race Stra.
BE smpor. fiies nur6 Elm Jeniier eiu
uHD fattste benz GtobliHsment bes
GommiIfionsbdnolsrs Wm. Seuft ei.
nen geIuf ab. Gr sntipenbets cine
ansabi 6iibner unb burhitobert. bic
Gffiee. cbne isoph bier irssno rpel6e
geuts 3u MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-28
Saubanoiuerfers Ztreif.
Yin Derid)ieoensn Heubauten febreu
Die Sente beute an bic
Nrbeit snrlf.

Den bier tpeilsnosn geamt.n Der Ge<
oer1ttpn Of 2dbor uno bem 8auge>
rertfbaftsratb iit es gelunsen. benz
ausitdno Der gauseperts elm gube gu
bereiten. Die 2tute fperoen fidb on nsn
eroben gduten obne Steamfitters be-
belfsn miiHen, iolanss iid oisislben
reigern, iia nit ben plumbers gu oer=
fdmsl5en. Snfolse befen tpirb beute
Die 4rbeit on benz Wclt,ntruser on Der
9ierten unb Dine Strabe fpiebsr aufz
genpmmtn. Gbenfo on anberen Ban.
ten. mur an ben Geb1ulihtsiten pes
reuen Soipitals bauert Der 4usitano
an, bod biirfte heute ober morsea
ebenfalls elm 4uspeq CUR 8sileguHs
Der Mirrsn sefunDen tperosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-28
@efd6rri6es Seuer.
Nnlase Der Sfanbarb Ggrbouie Gas
SO. tbeillDeiie 5eritDrt.
Sobe oes granoidabens lieh lid nod
Hidt feiiiteGeH.

1ie glnlage Der Stanoaro Carlo.
Tic 6ds Co., oil 6. apenue uno
Burns StraBe, tp1troe belte al fritz
ber Wiorgenltltnoe oitrh elm 5eller,
oelien entitebungsiiriade iif nod
nidt ieititeIlen lieB, tbeilfpeiie ser.
itort. Gum Slid gelang es, Die
5lannlen bon ben Sd)uppen, in De-
men grobe gasmengen aufbeua1rt
.per6en iern3ubalten. ga5 etablii.
iement Der sSirlna eritredt iif BON
g. mo Burns Strdbe bis 8u Den
q. & 3. GiieubobngeleHen uno be.
itebt ans einem 3peiitodigeit Office
gebailoe, Dem WaihinenrauuL elmer
groBen einit0digen ,5rameltruftur,
Den Stallimgen nno elmer an3agl
1roBer uno nieorigen Shuppen.
aaem 4nihein na4 mar oas 5eusr
in bem WaIdinsnraum gum Qusbrudj
setommer unb mar, als es bon benz
pripotpdhter Der 5irmd; Mm. TuDs
Tor, entoedt fpuroe, bereits auf einen
dnsren3enoen leersn Sduppsn, iopie
auf bas Stoqaebdube, in pel6em iit
is6s pferoe unb 3pei Waultbisre BE-
fanben, iibergeiprungen. 3aplor Idnb=
te 5unddit sinen Stiaalarm elm, fpel=
dem ipenise Winuten ipdtsr Gin alarm
BON aaiten 489 folete. Sobalb Der
iteGpertreteuoe seusrpe6r6si, Wers
ihoa Strief. auf Der 8rdnbitslIs elm
traf IieB er einsn 3peiten 2(Iarm abs
9eben. Die 9ferbe unb WauItbiere
tparsn bereits Dor anfunft Der Seuer.
Irehr bon 4nseitsQten unb Rd6barn
gerettet tuoroen. Der aampf oeaen
oas sntfehslte Clement puroe aIeih-
5eiti9 bon orei Ssiten aufgenpmmen
uno ss 9elang tn berbdltniBmdbig fur.
ger 3sit. Die 5lammen untsr 8ontroac
gu bringen.
Dos Mafhinenbaus, fotpis bus
Staagtbduoe uno 3psi S6upper
tuuTesn poIlitdnoig 3srit6rt, pGbrsnt
bas OfficesebduDe bur6 5suer uni
Dofsr bei6dbigt tpurbe. Sn eineu
Der seritorten Shuppen befanb I'D
ods 2lutomobil Deg Serrn 9<ort
5ueood. prdiipentsn Der Stanbart
Gar6onic Gas Co., psIfes sbenfaQ!
pernidtet ipurbe. Der 8ranol6oben
ipeIGer iibrisens bur8 geriideruni
geeedt iii. Ii.B iid ned ni6t genal
| feititelIen. belduft iia aber auf mebt
rsre 5auieno Dollars. 0as syeuel
Deruriddte in Der Rah6arIhaft be.
beItenoe aufreguug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-28
Gntiprunaener Yatient.

Der Reser Soc Jra3er. Elm patient
in Der ] Warb bes itdbtiiten 5oipis
tails. spurbs gftsrn plOblid seiitesse-
ft6rt unb periesis bic onberen potiens
ten in niht serinse 4ufresuns. ST.
Dor Die glnseiteaien iid bes Msnnnes
kmd6tisen tonnten. mar berielbe aus
Der Maro gsili unb bate bic Central
Apenue erreiht. Gr lief Bis 3ur
Gbarles Strdbe, ipo er eingeboIs, ftfts
senommsn unb nnd b<r 4nftalt 5uriids
gsbra1t unb ber sGtzons Marb"
iibsrnisfsu iDuxbe.
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gferoeoie6s.

pferbebiete baben I'm Gincinnoti ihr
grfdsinsn semadt. qerrp grops, BON
Selfait, gI.rmont gnuntp. lieB geitern
Ndhmiitas fsin 9ugsn iurse 3eit uns
bsdufii6tigt an Der Gts Der GaItsrn
unb S6Ou 4ps. itsbsn. 9lls sr su<
riidtam, lpuree ibm mitsstbeiit, bub
Elm Gremoer in fsin 9ussp gitissen
nnb. b0oonsefabren fei.
Sobn Jonss, bon, go. 519 Wlain
StrdBs, meIbets Der g3ol.sei. baB ibnl
3ipei psrtbpclIe pfsrb. bon Der Weioe
nate WontsOmerp, g., ssitoblsn nors
ben itno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-28

Guebee. 4ngef.: sGorintbiun"
bon 2onDon.
Gibraltar. 9dfTirt: yNmeritd"
bon Pbildbelpbia unb ReD Yort nah
Genua 6eftimmt.
qlpmoutb. glnse t.: yImerita" ,
BON Rem gort mad 5ambarg be-
ittmnt.
stopn. 4bgsg.: vgeltic"
mad Netp Yort.
anget.: ,4priatic" bon 9letp Dort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-28
EoeainhGnbIrr.

Gie EoIisiiten Waro. 3opi, Ei,erd
lfno DPitfca gingen In Der Rad]t oonl
Gonneritne gum sSreitag pieoer mol
nit gro5cm grfoIge Den idJfunr5en
Goeainbdn0Iern 3u seibe. Delfe am
5Iubuier ibrem niebertradtisen @e.
iperbe obIiegen. Gie perhdftetefs sln-
oreip Snli, BON Wp. 3l8 Git sSront
StroBe nnb Ben. aumnn, BON gso.
3l6 Glt 1ront StraBe, nnb an bel.
ben Gefongenen tDuroen orobe Ween-
.osn GoeoiH poT0eiunbel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-28
9dkal.Derid)t
Mms ben Werid)tsbi,ien
She bitiiaen Gnlem usrtbeioisen ibr
Weit.

Fraetion So. nnb Die Gonen ssIano
60. iollen Shaocneriae be5ablen.
alagen in oieien Sinnc iDur,
ocn geitern eingereid1t. Die
Ginc., Beorgetotpn & Bortsmoltt1
Snterurbon gabn mill 5elephon.
1 oienit bebalten imo ltiist lid aiif
25jdbrigen sfontraft. Ilc
Stneft'ihe Observation-Disclosures. -
au1 Seiie lit manffnal alage-
objeft. gerifieoenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-28
gienop > Solicitor.

Der Weubosaolsttor bat eeitern Elm
nsues 9esens5siten BON iid seseben.
Gr itsllie iih in Der Dobnuns Der
iSrau Gb1s. Wiqer an Soabo uno
Soutbiioe 4penue Elm uno tpollts, ans
eeblih i'm aufiro9e res 5dusbeiibers.
bic Dobnunssmiethe tolsttirsn. Jrdu
Miller, fpelhe BON benz 5reiben bes
Shpinolers in ben 3eitunsen stleien
bate. iuste ben aerl aus benz 5auie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-28
Die sage auf Der 9 8dItan :
halbinfel

2onbon, %. Sept. Der .5imes"
ntro aus Spfiu teIe9rapbirt, odb BITE
Spunnung 3pii4en Der 9irtei unD
Yulgdrien 10 groB iet, buB es iid IN
nerbalb elmer Wo6e entTaetoen mii1e,
ob es arieg gebe ooer Der Jriebe er.
balten bIetbe.
Gs pirb oerIihert, bob Osfterretd
unb Rublunb abermaIs 8ulgarien ges
purnt 6aben, oub, tpenp ss ben Briebeu
itore, es pies auf eigene 8erauttpor!e
lihteit bin tbue unb auf feline Inter
ftubunq rehnen tonne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-28

Geffdft. bic gbpiieians Suppip Co.,
fir $500 perfduft fat. Der 4ns
trag tpirb bamit bsgriinbet, baB er benz
Dod oos Gei1dft nur tenpprGr unb
fur bic Douer ieiner arant6eit 1ls
/. Iriiitee" iibertrdsen babe. Dod err
tfdrt in fsinsr 4nttport, Ddb Brnas
itm bas Seifsnseihdft am %. Seps
tsmbsr regelrs1t fir S35, 900 pertuuft
bobe einen gbed iiber $4,000 fDiDie aft
Noten fir je $500, sdbl6ar in 3iDis
ifenr1umen BON feds Monaten, dls
Gdufpreis erbalten uuo angenomnten
iinoe. Gr beantragt. bab bic alage oes
8rpdn 5uriidgetpieien tperbs.
Rereiperidaft gegen oi c
anedt 5abrif an.
gefo hten.
gie a(uIbebnng ocs gerfnnfs Der
Gnrcinn1ti Scretp & Zap SO. uno
Die slnttscnticting oes 8eceipers
Senrp ,&oppe ipuroe geitern ais Ant.
mort aui DIE alage Der @eitern
German gonf eingerciht. Die s8e.
aenfIage muroe bon emma Di.
ancht, Der Boruiinoin BON 8rttor
g., Gotuin s., @cslep 6. ino Rop
|S. anet)t dngeitrenat. 3ie 8euann.
ten iino ainber oes perItorbenen &c.
ter aned)t. ,Sraii anedlt iagt, ouB lie
nls @ornuno ibrcr ainoer 83 glf.
tien Der Scretp & Zap so. bellet.
Die glftipa Der ssirma leien S11G,.
900 perth, ba5u fdnIen $4,000 fiir
Die aun6jdoit unb oieiem 8erlnoaen
liehen nur $4,000 8etbinoIid)feiten
gegeniiber. Gie 5irma lei oesbnlb
poaItdnoig ioipent. Die sSirma ici
BON Dem peritorbenen 8ictor anedjt
orgoniiirt ipuroeu uno oieier babe
Die aftien inter ieine aiuoer Der.
tbeiIt Tonn Ieien ourd) Sohn aned)t
II. II. 907 aftien al Die Bictor
Stalnpina 60. gefontmen. Die oieiel.
ben ais Gif,erbeit fiir cine anleire
bel Der g9eItern German 9onf bin.
terlegt batten. lie Stan,ping 60.
lei in gieceipcridaft iibersegangelr
uno Die Scretu & Zap SO. lei NIT
hmeinge3oaen noroeu. Die 9lage
qeht odraui binaus, oaB Die aftien'
llebertragung ionic Die 8ecetDer.
id,oit ri;feangig gemadt iperoeI
iole.
q 6eibunss 4nselegenhet L
ten.
pstsr Rsbel, beHsn 1rau anna i'm
auf Sheioung pertlagt Fat, reihte ge'
fern eille Replit unb 9eeentldge ein
Gr perlanet bic Sfeioune uno gina,
auf 9runb bon gernanIdHisung uni
@erloHens.
4norstp g. 9anp, Der Dor einis,r
SeSobren als 2lgsnt fir ben Sulberta
NafAab aus Ser 5taot perIdipano,
tpuroe gsiisrn bon Isiner sSrau paultn'
oa duf Sfxibung pertlnat. Riemant
fpeib. 100 Der Wertlaste itedt. gr bott,
fsinerSeit fiir mebrere touisno Dollars
Whetbe ttine Nbrehnnng seliettrt. Si
sSrau tlaat duf 8ruHo coH 8erldner
unb RidtDeriorgurg.
sslora 0oIbberrn min fpesen Hiht
psriorgung uno aus foniti9en Grim
ben bon 4uItin Goloberrp gefhieoer
perben. IuBerbem perlunst iie bi,
Sbbnt i6er bic bier ainber.
Gilbert Sindel. Der bon fsinsr 5ral
gitena ouf Sftioung perlaet ipurbe
bat asitern cine Replit eiussseihi. no.
rim er alle 8efhuloiauussn In 4brso'
ftellt. Die Jrau foa ibn perIaiIen uni
allss aleinseIo nit iih aenommsn bas
ben. Sire alaee ion obsetpieien uni
ibm bs Satiouns snssiproHen NET
| ben.
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Yern,ift.

Die poIi3ei ipuros sefteru eriuHt.
Rahfori6unsen ndh Der Is Sabre al
ten Rellie 2eona Wilmore BON 0dpton,
g.. an3uiteusn. Ios iunee Wdoh.H
eniiernts iih am 10. September aus
isiner slterlifen WobHung uno foa iih
nah Cincinnati beseben baben.
Wm. Miller, SO Sabre alt, BON SO.
3159 Smpsrial 46enue, tpurbe seiierH
Der poliSei uIs permibt semeioet. Gr
iit felt benz 4. September peri4ipuns
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-28

9en Yort. 27. Sept. 2nset.
.Woeeeonia" bon pirGus. .Galabria'
BON Neapel.
g outbamptp n. Ibses.: Bic
torio auife" mad Rep Yort.
9olifag. 4nget.: 1aursf" bon
aibou.
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Sein aetm.

Stromsr: .Meni6, bel Dir brennt's
iG!" !.
rWiefp Bel mirP"
,gaa, in hem Seuibober hinisn auf
benz Jelo, ba ibernaateit 1u bod
imutsyl"
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Gasipariume 2ies d, Ell.

2etrer: .g8us man iid) iiber Sud
drgern nusB - eS iii garnidt 81 ia.
gen ga. nartet - moraen taufe
ih mir etneu neuen RohrItod!" !"
aIein.2ieshen: oAh, Serr 2ebrer,
ieien Sic bod 10 gut. uno ifeuteu
Sir mir 0an ole RabQttntarfen!
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Aus etnem Rsftame 3irs'
tular.

3dblreihe SerrI6dften haben ihre
4nsrtennung iiber unfers ausgeSeidnes
te 5aartinttur ousgeIproden; ihre
Ramsn unb aersTen fplgen bier nur
tbeiItpeiie, Da mir bic mei'tsh Gunbeu
bereits friiber onseFiibrt BADEN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-11-19

Continued on Page 40
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-11-19
MONAST|R CAPTURED
BY SERV|Ak ARMY
Turkey Again Appeals to Powers to
End War. Will Have to Settle with
Allies.
associated Press.

associated Press.
London, Nov 1S.-Any idea tha
the Turkish government may hav,
had OF benefiting BY continued re
sis'ance to the allies must be shat
tered by todays news Of the fall o
Monastir
In the capture of that importan
town the Servians took three pass
es including the commander in chic
fifty thousand men and AZ guns thus
achieving the greatest individual sue
cess the war
Monastir is the second city Of i'm
portance in European Turkey. 1t +
Turkeys stronghold in Macedonia
and by its downfall Macedonia pas
ses out of Turkeys h. <nds. Only brie
dispatches are received III y, ConstaI
tinople, telling Of tn presumption
of the Tehatalja battle and that tht
Sultan has made a fresh request tha.
the European powers intervene foi
the termination of the war it is eX
pected they as little has come from
from .his request.
previous appeals little will com
With Typhus and cholera ravagint
her demoralized army and a power
ful enemy hammering at the gate.
of the capital of Turkey will be again
freed to appeal to the allies for
terms.
There is also a report that Scutar'
has fallen but it is unconfirmed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-11-19
DISTRICT COURT
IS NOW IN SESSION
GRAND JURY IMPANELED AND
BEGINS INVESTIGATIONS
Judge Hopkins Speaks Plainly Of Lo-
cal Conditions and Urges Faithful
and Conscientious Performance OF
Sworn Duty by Grand Jurors.

With the impaneling of the grand
jury yesterday afternoon a O'Clock
the fall session Of the Twenty eighth
district court began its work. The
jury is composed of J. H. Crawford,
foreman, n. E. Kendall, G. S. Hobbs
+. A. Monsees. f. B. Chambers. f. J.
Blunt, ]. Fl. Bazaar, r. Bedford, Z. f.
Earle. Fred Rusterberg, w. F. Bues-
ing and F. E. Rendon.
A. 7. Woodhouse and w. T.
Weems, both Of whom had been sum
moned TO serve on the jury and both
Of whom failel to appear. were each
fined $25 Mr. Weems had seat an
excuse, stating that he did not feel
well. but judge HOPKINS di1 no.
accept the excuse ar the fine was
the result
The judge announced yesterday
that appearances would De set TO
day, and that he would probably be
gin hearing the municipal elect.or
contest cases Wednesday The Grim
inal docket is SCI for the third Mon
day Of this term, December ?. The
non jury cases will be heard at con
venient times.
Lawyers on the roll yesterday in
cluded F. w. Seabury, z. II. Good
rich, w E. Hawkins, J. X. Wells,
ID. J. B. Morrison. n O. Abbott J. a.
Graham. S. ]. Kibbe, J. B. Wells,
II. l. Yates. A. w. Cunningham, Ira
B. Webster, Amos Rich. r z Holland
Gus l.. Kcwalski. Augustin2 Celaya
E. c. For'o, r. B. Creager, VIM. s.
West. A. B. Cole, q O. Dancy. Z. X
Goodrich and J f. Thomas
The bailiffs are Ruperto Loya Eu
genio Ysaguire. John Cuellar. Ma
than Lightburn, Manuel saldana. jr
and Casimiro Salazar.
: d2e HOPKINS Charge.
In his charge to the jury Judge
Hopkins called the attention Of tbs
jury to the law regulating elections
the liquor traffic. gaming, disorder
ly houses. Confederate pensions. and
unjust discrimination upon the part
of corporations or public carriers He
referred the grand jury's atten iion
70 charges Of criminal assault that
have taken place in this community
within the last few mont hs. and fol
which certain parties have been in
dicted, stating that It Is the duty ol
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-11-19
INDUSTRIAL UNION
BEFORE CONVENTION
Radical Change of Policy for FEEDER.
alton Of Labor Debated Today,
May Be Adopted.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
RoceSter, Nov. 1S.-The question
p whether the American Federation
1f Labor i to adopt industrial union.
SIN in place of the present policy
1f recognizing. except in certain in
stances, the automon yof trade or
raft organizations will be discussed
omorrow before the federation con.
vention.
The committee on education report
ID a resolution for the adoption OF
industrial unionism this afternoon.
majority Of the committee voted
It rejection and a minority favored
Industrial unionism, where practibIe
md where not practible a close fed
,ration of trade unionism for unified
action.
A resolution was adopted today
which condemned the private de.
ectives" said to be used TO break
strikes in West Virginia favored the
development OF state universities
,lOng the Wisconsin extension plan
commended the movement for the
wider use Of school buildings, and
urged their use for labor meetings,
commanded the work Of the national
conversation congress, and approved
he participation Of federation Of
icials in it, proceedings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-11-19
FOR IMPROVEMENT
OF RIO GRANDE R'Y
INV
Stockholders Vote to issue $1,000.
900 in Bonds-Probably to Be
Standardized and Generally Mod
ernized.

The first step III the proposed
improvement Of the Rio Grande rail
road to PIT. Isabel was taken yester.
day when at meeting of stockhoid-
ers and directors of the Rio Grande
Railroad Co. held in this city, re-
solution was adopted for the issuance
Of bonds up to 100000. Though
the authorization was placed at that
figure the amount of bonds that can
be issued hinges upon the valuation
placed upon the line by the Texas
Railroad Commission. The commission
several years ago valued the line at
100000, and it is expected that
this valuation will be renewed.
Those who attended the meeting
were Col r. NJ Johnston of Houston,
director, 0. H. Nance of Kingsville,
auditor for the Frisco, Judge Claude
Pollard of Kingsville, general attor.
ney for the Brownsville road, and c.
l.. McManus, vice president and gen.
oral manager ~ the RIO Grande
Railroad Co. The meeting was held
in the Frisco freight offices in this
city yesterday afternoon from =
o'clock until $3.50.
The Rio Grande railroad has TWEEN.
ty.two miles of intermediate guage
line running from Brownsville to
Point Isabel. The capital stock Of
the road is $25, 900 The valuation
Of $4,000 placed by the railroad
commission several years, includes
the capital stock. Therefore, the rail.
road company should the commission
renew the former valuation will be
able to issue bonds for purposes of
improvement to the amount Of $2S5,
900.
The proposed improvement includ-
es standardizing the track and, in
fact, a general making over Of the
road into modern railroad.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-11-19
READY FOR WORK ON
DRAINAGE DIST. NO. 2
Ditching Machine Is Received, and
Work Will Begin in a Few Days
Near Brownsville Pumping Plant.

The Rio Grande Construction Co.,
the contractors for the construction
of Cameron county drainage district
No. 2, has received a ditching ma
chine, and it is understood work on
the rainage district will begin within
the next few days. The work of con.
structing the bitches will begin mid
way between the pumping plant OF
the Brownsville Land and Improve
ment Co., and the pumping plant Of
the Brownsville Irrigation Co., or the
Rio Grande Canal Co., as it is now
known.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-11-19

opportunity of the slayer is largely
removed. Our men can be protected
from the dagger and the club, but
they are at the mercy of the scoun-
drel or the fanatic who can buy a
revolver for few dollars and hide
il in his pocket.