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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08

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Sftobcr. Sm bieliacn SnuOess
6iitriftSgeriht lit Der @uiruf bes u.els
erludbnten Spna,nit : @erldiuorun9ss
Yro5eiies. bel reld)em bic GAIL Der
Gngctlagten nidt neuiger ais 81 be-
trdgt, erfol9t. ltinrin9t bon eiilerI
hdlbcu SuBenb 9unocs SiIfsmnrs
ld,aQen lpuroc aus DEM Iriodt5humcr
oeo 8id,ters bcr Sauptbelaitings1
5euse, Critic NcIRani9ul, in Den @e>
ridtsinal gcleitet.
@incr Iufforberung Deg Midters
Mnoeripn entiprcdlenb. erhob it'd Mcs
Wanisdl bon ieinem Sis. unb Der
Hid)ter fragte: Sinh Sic fih iiber
Die gesen Sic crbobcneu IutIageH
polfommcu Harp" = .Sarobl. Glier
@bren", lautcte bic nit flarer. a5er
ctipas per3aster Stimme gegebcne
a%ntlpprt. .grfldren Sic lid fir
ibulois. ODER nidlt ihulbig?" nabm
bas @erbDr ieineu Sorisang.
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- .Sn iebem e~in5eInen Sonc2"
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Ridter Nnberion erfIdrte sdnn, ole
Observation-Disclosures peroe uoridnfie
a~ufgeld]obcn. unb Der Sennn5iant
lpuroe nad] Dem 8uredu bes 8nnoess
u,ari6als 5l~riidgciiibrt, mo er als
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tpGbrenb oes
SerlauieS Der @erbanoiuneen' ge'lcu
ieine anseblifen @itifuloigen~ ostis
uirt lperbeu piro.
Scr 0ertreter. her. Antlage benns
tragic Oann Ole gntInnung bon s. %.
Srpin aus Yeoria, Su., Yatrid 8pan
ans Chicago nnb VI. s. Gapanausb
aus SpriugfieIb. 3d.. nnb Niducr
'AnOeripn entiprah piciem Nutraae.
MSbann idritt a 81 Der 8ilcuug
Der Surp. Die meiiten bon Den ans
oeren so Ingefiasten. taft idmmtiih
friibere Sedmtcn bon llnioncn. neld,e
Die Hcgicring anidulOigt. in ben
Sabren 1905 bis 1911 on einent
ipeitber5peisten SDnamit : gompIott
betbcilist 9epeien 5u iein. in peldem
3eitraiim iih nid)t fpeniaer ais buns
BERT grploiioncn an 8aiten. an benen
nift> umioniitiidc Irbeiter beidditigt
paren. in Stddten ereignetcn. bic iih
bon Iaiiaduietts bis mad California;
erirreden, iparen bcute I'M @crift au<
tpeienb. @ieruubfiinfSig Nann ipiir.
Den i'm Iebten Scbruar inter Inflage
acitcIlt. aber Sobn s. WeGrap bon
Bbceling. @. ga. ipar niemals ouf<
5ufinhen unb Die 8riiper Wtcgtumara
befinocn iih in California i'm 3udts
baiis.
Salem. Man.. 3. Oft. - Die
Sro6eiiieriins bon SoIepb s. Gttcr,
Irturo 8ippannitti unS Sniepb Gas
ruio bate nit Iusfpabl ser 8cIdnpo@
rcnen %beeounen. uno obpobl $50
8iirser our Strung bereit itanncn,
mar CO bennod mr. moglib gctpeien.
8fpei Rdnner 81 finbcn, bic iih nid,t
bercits porber eiu llrtbeil sebiibct
battcn.
Bic senannten Iuseflaatcn iine
6sidulbist, fir Den Fob bon Mnua
9opi58o. Die Ieeten Sanuar bel cincm
Streifs &rafpoG ibr 2ebcn einbiiBte.
pcrantipOrtlih 5u fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08

betrug i'm @an5en 1919 Bro3ent Ser
@eiammts 8eiiteuer.
Wer log alfO in 1904, flint Gage
ppr Der EraioenteniuabI, ais Ni6ter
Barter erfldrte, Der repnblifaniihe
WaRlfunb iei BON Waa Street geipeiit
tuprben? @er ifelte Tarfer ais Gig.
ner bin? Wer p? Mntiuprt: Rupie.
belt. Wer bradJte 8rban In 1896,
in 1900, in 1908 Snm Jall ?? Gnt=
tuurt: bic $3,45O,000 plus $1,000.
600 Slns $2,195,0OO. aliO rnnb So
9ailiunen Dollars, bic ppn Seiten Der
fruits (73R Iruaent) ben Mepnbli-
faneru sur g~erftisnns seitellt tuorben
tuaren. - (G. N.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08
Nom. Smlser Scr Grwatlte.

Spraruie, u. D., 8. Oft. -
GIs Die oemotratild)e Staatss Gonpens
ton beute Worgen nm 10 llbr sus
i%ammentrat, beitanb lire Sauptaufs
gabe bariu. Die Domination fir ben
8eit bes Staatss Sidets 5u MAIDEN.
@iliam Sul5er, felt adtsebn Sabren
elm Sertreter Neip Yorf's I'M Inter
baiis bes GpnereHes. ipurbe ipdt
geitern Nbenb I'M pierten Wablgang
ais oemptratilher @ouperneurss 9ans
bibat bes Staotes Neip Dort npmis
niert uno iein Sauptripale INN DEN
eriteu Rlab auf Dem Staats Sidet,
Wartin $. 8lpnn BON Ilbanp. iriibes
rer Stantss Comptroller. erbielt Die
domination als 9anhibat fir bas
Imt ocs &icez @orperneurs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08

in tiirfiiden 8emdnern befinblifen
griediiben Sdiffe (ibrer 1907 mn
oeren 8eniisun9 gu ottomanilhen
Sruppentransporten proteitirt uno ios
fortigen @ioerruf Der @eiiune
p%erlan9t.
Serbien bat ieinen &~rie9sminiiter
gum oberften Sefebisbober Der Irmee
gemaht. Gudr Die Siirtsi bat ibren
&ricgsminiiter, Ra3im Vaida. gum
Sberitcommanoierenben ernannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08
Die Gamspaeme' SsnSs 'tlnter'
Smet3mne.

8aibinston. >. g.. 2. Git.
- George 3. Sbelton, ieiner 3eit
Shabmeiitcr beS 3epublifaniiden
Nationals Counties, beseuste beute Dor
Dem Glappfheu llnteriu1ungss
Gomite, baS I'M Sabre 1904 Die
StanSarb Oil Go. 100000. 3. g.
Worsan & so. 800. 900. 8. 6.
Stride 100000 nnb George 8.
Woulb 100000 gum @ampasnes
Sonbs beiiteucrtcu.
Sic @eiiteuer Ger Gorporaionsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08
Gag hrs Grrihtrs.

Ser W'rnitre : Spnamit : Trosek be-
girnt in Su%oianappiis. = Critic
MeWianisal crfldrt lid fir i6nlbis.
= Gbeniu beginnt bic Iroseiiirnns
hreisr Irbeitrrfiibrer ;m Salem,
WaHahnietts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08
Sriese sspiieten Scr Glreei
mnH Jtolien!

9onbon. 4. Oft. - Builder
Der Siirfei nnb Stalien lit Sriebc CT.
Hart tporoen. Inter ben Sriebcns.
bebinaunscu aiebt Die Siirfei ibr,
Obcrberridait iiber Sripolis aui mi
Der Snltaa behalf nur feline seiitlibcr
Inipriid)c bel.
Die Siirtei perpfliftet iif ibr,
Sruppcn snriid5u5icbcn unb iid a
bemiiben. Die Nraber gum Niebcrlcser
Der @affen 3iy yeipesen.
Stulien perpilihtet iih Der EIirfc
bel Der Ginan5iruna ibrcr proicftirter
Nnleibe 6ei5uiteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08

SIN Ybilabelpbia. Ya., pIrSe has
bon Der Sambnr9 : Imerifa : Clinic
ais gintpaneerunes : 2mounasiteac
bemlstc @crft (8ertb $t%.000.0O0)
Gin 8aub Der Slammen.
Der 9eibar5t ces Yapitcs. Sr.
8inieppc Setaeei, lit am 1. Oftober
in 8om aeitorben. Sen Yopit bat
oic Nahrid)t bonn Siniheiben ieines
ar3tes iebr mitsenommen. 81. Yes
tacci folgte benz fribercn 9eibarSte
oes Yapites Bins. Or, 9apponi. i'm
December 1906. 3nr 9leideu Scii
wuroe Or. @ttore I%ardiafapa gum
ccniultircnoen Grate eruaurt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08
Opfer SeS SluacS.

SreHI D II, ". IS, 8. Stt. - Die
Snteritate Snir Grounds bier paren
bcute ba6 @anoer5ieI bon ettpa 5O,s
900 S6auluitisen. Die ben @orfiibs
runeen oes IeroplansY iloten Charles
8alib nit un~setbeiItem Sntereile
folsten. 8alib hattie idon cine 3eii
lang in Der 2uft man0priert, als er
ploblih. bel benz @eriuG zines eles
santen AbitiegeS aus 1000 SuB obz
itiir5te uno 3erihmettert inter ieiner
5~ertriimmerten Wai6ine auf9efunoen
purbe. @alib mar % Sabre aft,
aus Can Diego. Sal. uuo binterldBi
Satin unb 5ipei 8iuber.
Indianapolis. Snb.. ben 81.
Sept. - Snfol9e 4usiebens oes Wo
tors itiir3te 9eitern Der Slieser @eorae
g. 8%umbaueb in Nortb Chandelier nit
ieinem Ieroplnn 100 SUB ab nno
puroe tootIi6 perleet.
go
Nuf Dem Slugfelbc bon Sannoper
ut Der bentihe Slieser 9irfmeier am
4. Sttober in ben Sob sefauen.
Die 6liegerfpofe I'M Sobamistbal
bel Berlin i6lob nit trasiidem gbs
ltlr5 5tuei Slieger. Grnit alag unb
lein Wedaniter paren' auf Der
SteQe tobt.
Sonnenbure, Seutif,lanb, I.
Oft. - Der beutihe Irt,ee sMpiator
Walcut Seier. Der bel Den IanDpern
in Sadien idiper perlebt ipuroe. lit
9eitorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08
Dir Campaanr non 1900.
Die bort ueramssabten Npnetem limb
&aiier anf bic Miibie @ilipn's.

Baibineton. .. g.. 1. Oft.
s. o.. Bliss. Sr.. iastc scitcrn por
DEM llnferihdungs 9omite bes
ScnatS iiber bic repubiifaniife Gam
payne Soften friiherer Sabre aus.
8cfanntlih mar Der Batter ocs 3euecu
eampagnes Sdlasmeiitcr 3u bier pers
ihieoenen @aleu aemcien. Der 3emae
crilarte, auc 9rieie ieincs Meters. Die
bicrauf 8e5ig aebabt bdtten. ieieu
perbranut poroen. Serncr ieien In
alien nod porbanbcueu 8ricfen sic
Eamcn Der Sontributoren 5u Den res
pnblifaniiden Gampaene> Soncs. fir
peld)c Bliss (@atcr) Shabmciiter
mar, cinfad, nidbt ~angeacbcn iporoen.
Srosecm fonutc conitaticrt pcrcen.
baB laut porbanhencn 9riefen Ole re-
%publifaniihe Champagne fir 1900
etlpaS peniDcr als Nrci Iiaipnen
~toitctc; Die bon 1896 hrci uno eire
balbc IiQiou unb Die bon 1892 cine
Wilion i%cdsbnnhcrt 5auicnS Collars.
+-+-|-
gum 9orbmaDor bon Qonnon iif am
2S. Septembcr Sir Snpib @rrnctt
fir cns ndhitc Sabr, sum Nmts,
antritt am 0. Nopclut r. oelpabIt
porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08

Ser Sapas : Sampier .Ames
rita" bat pas engliide llnterieeboot
% 2" on Der &iiite bon Sent gum
Sinfen gebradt, nobel Ole seiammte
Semannung (11 bis 10 @ann) bis
auf ben o~tpeiteu Siii5ier umsefoms
men lit.
9apib .. @rpipu. ber befannte
Neiu gprfer Iutomobils SportSmanu.
erlag ben @erlesun8en. ipeIhe CT bel
benz tmitur5 ieineS gutomobilS auf
Der Iuto s8ennbobn bel @ilpautee am
/. October e~rlitten batte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08

Sp3ialiifen iibcr bic politiidc Sitnas
tipn. - Qualifications Weriamm.
lung int Nsabiipn Sqnarc UarSen
su Nep BORT. = Spmiihe @ttriOl=
etimmams sesen bic Ganbibaten
Der giirserlihem. = Sm ,uabrem
2ihte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08

(8ortiseuns dhl Der ~. Seite.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-22

state today is intended to show that
the defendant, Davis, robbed Frank
Doonin, a resident of Reynolds, of a
gold watch and chain Aug rs, the al
legged robbery occurring in Rock Island
The evidence is that the two men
were drinking in a saloon on Seven
teenth street and that Doonin was
touched" by Davis. w. E. Whiteside
of Moline is defending.
Following is a trial list for next
week as set by Judge r w. Olmsted
this morning, it being presumed that
short work will be made of the several
cases still on the criminal docket:
MONDAY.
Murrin VS. Supreme Council w. c. L.
Murrin VS.. Supreme Council W. c. U.
Fluegel VS.. Hiersemann.
Van Lake VS.. Lambrecht.
TUESDAY.
Nelson vs.. Abraham.
Blakemore.
! Hall VS. Blakemore.
| Rommel Bros. VS.. Wenks.
Heider VS.. Safe.
WEDNESDAY.
James VS.. Moline Channel Ice com
pany.
Mitchell VS.. c., r. l. & P. Railway
company.
Olson VS.. DeWitte.
GENERAL.
Moline Voting Machine company VS.
Schreiner.
Usage National bank VS.. People:
National bank, Rock Island, ct al.
Bender VS.. c., r. /. & P. Railwa!
company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-22
Three IN JAIL TO
AWAIT SENTENCE
Criminal Gases Heard Thus Far
Result in Victories for the
State.
"AGlLL LEAVING OFFICE
Prosecutor Making Best Record In the
Final Court Term-Civil Busi-
ness Next Week.

With three convictions in two cases
tried and every reason to expect a
o.ryicdun I'm the case now on in the
circuit court, It appears that States
Attorney l. NJ. Magill will make his
las. court term his most successful.
Early this week j. d. O'Neil was con-
voted Of assault with intent to muir
DER, and yesterday afternoon at 5
O'clock a jury found Pedro Consoles
gII Jesse Vigil. two Mexicans. guilty
o.. robbery from the person of a fellow
Norkingman, Pedro Rodriguez. The
ease now on, and which may end to-
night is that of George Davis. who is
charged with robbery. The three con-
y.Cted men are in the county jail
awaiting sentence from the court
ROBBERY CASE ON NOW. .
The testimony being offered by the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-22
COUNTY BAR WILL
HOLD MEMORIAL

c. B. Marshall, G. L. Walker. W. r.
Moore and ]. NJ. Johnston, a special
committee from the Rock Island Coun-
ty Bar association, were called togeth-
er this afternoon to plan a program
for a memorial to the late Judge w.
II Gest of this city. The ceremonies
will be held in the circuit court room
at the court house Nov. 30 and will
be featured by the unwilling OF a
large picture of the late Judge and
also of Judge Hiram Bigelow, who
died some ten years ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-22
is INJURED In FALL
ON BASEMEN STEPS

John McCausland, a farmer residing
northwest of Sears, was badly injured
last evening when he slipped and fell
down the basement steps at his home.
Mr.. McCausland sustained a severe
scalp wound and a sprained right wrist
He was carrying a lantern at the time
which. fortunately did not explode.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-22
This Nurse Knows.

"Of all the medicine ever used
freely say that for superior merit
there is none so good as Blackburn's
CascaRoyalPills for constipation, coat
ed tongue, bad blood, stomach, liver
and bowel disorders Mrs. c. c..
Alderman, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Sold
by all drug stores, 10 cents and %
CENTS Advertisement.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-22
Licensed to Wed.

Robert NJ. Williams 80. Cedar Rapids
Miss Cora Cross ..... Cedar Rapids
Miss Gusta De Cocker ...... Silvis
James G. Smith ...... Rock Island
Mrs. Ada Caldwell Lukes Rock Island
Harry C.. Lee ........... Moline
Miss Anna NJ. Lake ...... Rock Island
Frank Hill ...... Rock Island
Miss Marie Carlson -. Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-22

Oskleaf, administrator estate Kelle-
her, VS.. Kelleher.
Gurler Barth company VS.. Crystal
Creamery company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-22
Youth Is Arrested.

Duke Fitzsimmons of Milan was ar
rested today by sheriff's deputies on
charge of disorderly conduct. Hazel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-22
Fresh Fruits.

At Campana's, 229 Seventeenth
street; bananas, 8 cents and 10 cents
-(Advertisement)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-22

Weigand Of Big island complained
that he had abused her over the tele-
phone. Fitzsimmons gave $500 bonds
t. assure his appearance for trial in
police court tomorrow morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-22

George Berggren ......... Moline
Miss Mary Johnson . Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-22
Police News

Strife and trouble has doomed upon
the horizon of the Jock Manwaring
household, and is of such a nature
that the head of the house was this
morning arrested and taken TO the
police station, on disorderly conduct
warrant sworn out by Mrs. Manwar-
ing. The case was continued until
Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-22

V. Mcbride and Jim Wilson have
nothing in common with Job, that
scriptural character who was
credited with unlimited patience.
Last night these gentlemen entered
local restaurat and ordered up con-
siderable food, but after waiting for
some Is or 20 minutes without sight
of their order, they became peeved
and walked out of the place. The
waiter then attempted to explain that
they were not ordering at a hambur
ger wagon, but had strayed into a real
"resteraw," where the food is cooked
The men remained adamant to the
hash singers pleadings, so a police
man was called. This morning the
peevish food seekers paid fines of s.
and costs each and incidentally REIN
bursed the restaurant proprietor fol
! the orders of last evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-09
SUDDEN DEATH
Emilio Garcia Ramirez Died Satur'
day Morning.

Just as he arrived at his work
Saturday morning at Z o'clock at the
restaurant of Fred Kowalski, on the
board walk, Emilio Garcia Ramirez,
80 years old, was seized with a
hemorrhage and died before medical
attention could reach him.
Garcia had been complaining OF
pains in his chest the past few days.
He came down to work as usual Sat
urday morning, and just as he
stepped into the door of the place,
he began coughing. A physician
was summoned at once by phone but
before he could reach the place the
man had expired.
Death was due either to heart or
lung trouble. No post norton ex
animation was held.
Garcia leaves a father, nj. Garcia
Trevino, a resident of Matamoros
and two sisters, both residents OF
Brownsville. The funeral was held
Sunday morning from the Hinkley
undertaking establishment, with in.
terment in the city cemetery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-09
BOY SCOUTS ENJOYED
A NIGHT IN CAMP

In charge Of S~coutmaster Harry
Scales and Raymond Coy, 81 mem
bers Of the Brownsville Boy Scouts
went to the Country Club grounds
Saturday night to spend the night.
sleep on the ground and have a good
time all round. In military single
file the boys set out from the First
National bank at six o'clock, march
ing out to the club grounds.
Their only equipment was a
blanket and some food to be prepared
by them for breakfast.
The boys spent the evening until
bedtime in playing games. romping
and shouting to their hearts de-
light. When bedtime came they
spread their blankets on Mother
Earth and turned in" that is, they
apparently went to sleep. However,
sleep was not what they went out
for, and about every hour during
the night, according to Mr.. Coy,
some boy would awaken, shout to
the rest of them, and they would
put on a show" This would last
for a few minutes, and then all
would go back to sleep.
Just what was meant by putting
on a SHOW" was lot explained, but
the only conclusion to be drawn Is
that the boys had real boy fun, and
had it a-plenty.
Before breakfast Sunday morning
they all enjoyed a swim in the re-
SAGA, and after a hearty meal, set out
for the city arriving about nine
O'Clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-09
COUNTY TEACHERS
CERTIFICATES ISSUED
Thirteen Applicants Were Success
ful-Papers for State Certificates
Must GO to Austin.

Thirteen teachers, the total num-
Der applying for county teachers
certificates, were successful in the
examinations held before the county
board of examiners Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday. Each teacher
who took the county examination
applied for a second grade certif-
cate.
Ten teachers applied for state GER
tifcates. 1t will probably be sixty
days before they learn the result OF
their examination, as the papers
must be passed on by the state super
intendent of public instruction, F.
M. Bradley at Austin.
C. G.. Hallmark Of Brownsville,
and J. ]. Galloway of San Benito,
composing the board of examiners,
completed the grading Of the exam
nations after working into the wee
sma' hours of Sunday morning.
The following list Of applicants
for county certificates, most Of whom
are experienced teachers, will be
awarded second grades: Mrs. S. u.
Anglin, Harrington; Miss Luella Bell,
San Benito; Miss Rachael M. Brown,
Harlingen; Miss Eloisa Cavazos,
Brownsville; B. c.. Chaudoin, Har-
lingen; Miss Eva Chaudoin, Harlin-
gen; Miss Maud Johnson, Rio
Hondo; Miss Vivian McAleese
Brownsville; Miss Bessie C.. McKin-
ley, Lyford; Mrs. Emaline B. Rus
sell, Brownsville; E. E. Shirar. San
Benito; Miss Emma Webster
Brownsville; C. S. Whitsaman, Ly-
ford.
The following applied for state
certificates: Permanent primary
Miss M. E. Daffy, Brownsville; Mrs
Ruth Wood, Raymondville; first
grade, w. L. Freeman, San Benito
Mrs. K. D. Hamilton, Brownsville;
Miss Ethel Johnson, San Benito
Miss Bessie Lud1am, Harrington, and
Miss Margaret Caldwell, San Benito
Second grade, Miss Ella Anderson
San Benito: Miss Sara Hobbs
Brownsville, and Miss Kate c. Pur.
Wis, San Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-09
Welded.

At the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Dodson, in West
Brownsville, at six o'clock last
evening, A. c. BartholomeI and Miss
Donnye Dodson were united in mar
riage. Rev. DR.. l.. r. Burress spoke
the solemn words which made them
nan and wife.
1t was a very quiet home wedding,
only the near relatives OF the couple
being present. The bride was very
becomingly attired in a dainty
white custome.
Mr.. Bartholomew is employed as
one of the foremen at the oil mill.
The young couple begin their
welded life with the good wishes OF
scores of friends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-09
Distinguished Visitor.

Judge j. A. Graham of Amarillo,
chief justice of the court Of appeals
a new court established in that city
within the past year, and he IT'S
first chief justice, is a visitor. in
Brownsville, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Saunders Gregg. Judge Graham
had legal business in San Antonio
and Corpus Christi, and being SC
near Brownsville and having never
been here before, took advantage OF
the occasion TO visit the fartherest
south mainland city in the United
States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-09
West Brownsville School Also.

The public school at West Browns
vile will open also at nine this
morning with Mrs. Davis in charge.
Rooms for the school have been Sc
cured at the home of Mrs. Fromme
on West Elizabeth street. 1t is not
expected that any pupils higher than
the eighth grade will attend this
school, as pupils in the high school
grades must attend the high school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-09
PUBLIC SCHOOL OPENS
AT NINE THIS MORNING
Work Of Organization Will Occupy
Several Days-Daily Program Al
ready Outlined.

At nine o'clock this morning
probably more than 1000 Browns
Vile young hopeful will gather at the
public school to begin work that will
take them thirty-six weeks to COM
plete. The organization of the
classes will begin at once. and 1t is
probable that the entire first week
will be consumed in this work.
The children who were last ses-
sion fortunate enough to be promot-
ed to higher grades will go to rooms
which they have never before occu-
pied. This changing about and the
entry of many new students neces-
sarily causes confusion that some
times takes days to untagle.
Prof. Wright has already outlined
a daily program. The children will
be at their desks at $3.50. The first
fifteen minutes of the morning will
be given to opening exercises. Glass
work will be in order until 1918, at
which time there will be a morning
recess Of fifteen minutes. At 11:45
grades one and two will be relieved
at II O'Clock, the entire school will
be relieved one hour for luncheon.
The afternoon session begins al
lone o'clock, and at $3.50 grades one
and two will be relieved. A recess OF
fifteen minutes will begin at 2:3O,
At three O'Clock grades three and
four will be relieved. and at $3.50
the intermediate department will be
relieved. At four o'clock the high
school students will be relieved.
The opening hour this morning
however will be nine o'clock.
The Office hours OF Superintendent
Wright will be from eight in the
morning until five in the afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-09
GEM THEATRE

ALkALI IKE'S BOARDING HOUSE
The greatest Western comedy.
One long laugh from start to fin-
ish-Essanay.
AUNT MIRANDA'S, GAIA very
amusing comedy-Edison.
A FISH STORY-Kalem-a roaring
comedy.
If you have the blues come to the
Gem and we'll chase them away.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-09
City Court.
Franklyn
Saturday

Ignacio Franklin Saturday
pleaded not guilty in the corpora
ton court to a charge of disturbing
the peace. However, the opinion of
Recorder Celaya was entirely OPP
posite to that of the prisoner, and
a fine of $40, exclusive of the usual
court costs. vas registered against
the defendant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-09
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses to wed were granted to
the following Saturday by County
Clerk Joseph Webb:
Francisco l.. Molina and Elvira
Rivas.
Francisco Martinez and Delfna
Ponce.
Martin Percida and ella Rodri-
gueZ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-09
First Pleasure Then School

First Pleasure Then School
Misses Bessie Cooke and Isabel
Pierce leave today for Cuero, Tex,
where they will attend a house
party for a week at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Breeden, the
parents of Miss Annie Breeder, who
visited the Misses Cooke here some
time ago. Upon leaving Cuero, Miss
Cooke will go to attend school at
Hollins' Institute, Hollins, Va, and
Miss Pierce will go to the State Uni
|versity at Austin.