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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-05-30

VI
to everything that is good in private
and public life. 1t is the friend of
everything that is bad. In the name
of decent civil government and for the
sake of humankind the manufacture
should be abolished.
The Peril We Face.
The vices of the cities have been
the undoing of past empires and civ
ilizations. 1t has been at the point
where the urban population outnum-
bers the rural people that wrecked
republics have gone down. There the
vices have centered and eaten cut the
heart of the patriotism of the people
making them the easy victims OF
every enemy. The peril of this re-
public likewise is now clearly seen to
be in her cities. There is no greater
menace to democratic institutions
than the great segregation of an ele-
ment, which gathers its ideas OF pa
triotism and citizenship from the
low grog shop and which has proved
it's enmity to organized civil govern
ment Already some of our cities
are well-nigh submerged with this
unpatriotic element, which is manipu-
lated by the still baser element en-
gagged in the un-American drink traffic
and by the kind of politician the sa-
loon creates. The saloon stands for
the worst in political life. All who
stand for the best must be aggressive
ly against it. If our republic is to be
saved the liquor traffic must be de-
stroyed.
What Has Been Accomplished?
More than half the counties of the
republic, multitudes of incorporated
villages and cities and nine entire
states containing upwards of forty-six
millions of people-6fty per cent of
the population-embraci above two
thirds of the entire territorial area Of
the country have outlawed the saloon
The traffic has been driven from the
army and navy, from immigrant sta
tons and from the national capital;
but the greatest triumph of the tenn
perance forces of the nation was the
passage of the Webb-Kenyon bill over
President Tafts veto, not only tor the
service it will render the cause of law
enforcement, but for the demonstrated
fact that Congress is responsive to
the organized, expressed will of the
people on this as on other important
moral issues.
National Prohibition - How Secured.
National Prohibition can be secured
through the adoption of constitu-
tional amendment by Congress and
ratification of the same by the neces-
sarv three-fOurths-t hirty-SiX-StateS
A state once having ratified the
amendment cannot rescind its action,
but a state failing in its effort to ratify
may do so at any future time.
The Opportune Time.
The time for a nationwide move
ment to outlaw the drink traffic is
suspicious. Organization is now es-
tablished and in operation in all parts
of the country. The forces that de-
fnitely oppose the traffic are in accord
as at no time in the past. The moral,
scientific and commercial aspects of
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-05-30

Some weeks ago, inc NoAAOuS PuD
cations of the American Anti-Saloon
League contained two-page editor
ial declaring in principle for a cam
paign for an amendment to the federal
constitution, forever prohibiting the
beverage liquor traffic. This was an
utterance of the publications and re-
Elected the editorial view, but it did
not necessarily commit the League to
that policy. While this is true, the
plan was known to meet with the ap-
proval of large number of League
leaders and it was believed to repre-
sent the views of the League constitu-
ents in general
At the recent meeting of the National
Headquarters Committee, in Wester-
vile, the plan was thoroughly can
vassed in the full gathering In fact,
the consideration of this question was
the principal object of the gathering.
In order to be doubly sure OF the
ground, it was there decided to sub
nit the proposal to a referendum OF
the National Board of Trustees for
their approval or disapproval. The
result was that the Board concurred
in the proposal with great and almost
unexpected unanimity.
Pursuant to the action of the Board
therefore, General Superintendent
Purley A. Baker, by direction of the
headquarters committee, gives out for
publication the following official ac-
ton of both bodies:
The Headquarters Committee by
the approval of the Board of Trustees
of the Anti-Saloon League of Amer
lea, have authorized the following
declaration as the future policy of
the organizations:
The Next and Final Step.
The policy of the Anti-Saloon
League since its inception has been
to go Just as fast and just as far as
public sentiment would justify. 1t
confines its efforts to law enforce
ment and sentiment building where
that is the only policy public senti-
ment will sustain. 1t is for local
Prohibition where that policy meets
the requirements of the most advanc-
ed public demand. 1t always has fav-
ored the adoption of state and nation
al Prohibition just as quickly as an
enlightened public conscience war
rants. We believe the time is fully
ripe for the launching of a campaign
for national Prohibition-not by any
party or parties but by the people.
This does not mean that we are to
relax our efforts one iota for law en-
forcement local Prohibition and Pro-
hibition by states, but it is a recog-
milton of the fact that the task begun
more than hundred years ago
should speedily be completed.
The Character of the Traffic.
Every defense the liquor traffic has
erected has been battered down ex-
cept the defenseless appeal to greed
and appetite. 1t no longer has advo-
..,,,.4 for &c exictanca
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-05-30

The liquor traffic is a condemned
criminal that simply buys its freedom
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18

casu, XII Je privatna lastnina VI
vredna, kot pa delay6evo zivl;s,
Je; sramovali bi Sc pOvedati, 4,
zivimo V casu, ko ina Glovek pr,.
vico izkoriseati eloveka. svoiey,
brata; sramovali bi Sc povedat;
da zlrlmi V pomanjkanju in rev.
Semi. To pa radi tega, ker ie "a
mnogo lJudi, XII Sc cutijo sresne
da 81 ne mucijo svojih moIgan
premiSlJevanjem preteklosti. ga
danjOsti in ne o bodo6nosti. Am.
pax pustijo mirno hiteti cas- mi.
mo sebe. Mirno gledajo tlacanstyo
gorJa in bede brez misli, ne 'da h;
Sc upraSali, je Ii to treba ali ne.
Zeleti bi bio, da Sc tie vrste lin.
die vsaj enkrat vzdramijo il spa.
MIA brezbriznosti. Cas- lie, da Sc tn
di delavec enkrat resi- ropStva svo-
jlh moti in svojega della. Cas- lie.
da Opustimo pot robstva in pro-
pada. Ma meSto tie, poprimimo Sc
poti, XII vodi delavca k Industrial
nj svobodi, kier ne DO prihke, da
bi mas kdo mogel izkoriSGati. pitt
naSo kri in trait zaradi Svojih Sc
hicnih namcnov V smrt.
PRAY mic nam nj pomagano, ako
Samo trdimo. da tako zivljenje in
delo kot ga imamo sedaj nj pra-
vino. PRAY mic nam ne koristi.
ako Same trdimo. da moran della
ii dan "a dnem Dodge in trde ure
in pri ten Sc skora.j vedno pri de-
III svoje zivljenje reskirati in to
samo IN existence, "a borno NV
ljenie in iuljave roke..
Delavci! Koliko casa bodemo Sc
TO gledali in mirno vsak Ease 90
drnjali. Cas- .ie, da Sc zbudimo il
spanja brezbriznosti in da vstane-
mo. Delavec 81 ii. delavec sem jaz,
POdajva 81 roko V bratsko vez.
Idruziva Sc "a vedno. Organizi-
raimo Sc Y mocni industrialni in
polititni organizaciji. lie potom
moGnih organizacij Sc zamoremo
osvoboditi. Citajmo pazliivo pravo
delavsko Gasopisje in kniige. Mas
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18

Resitev tega uprasanja je po-
pomona enostavna, ker odvisno
je edino-le cd delavske a
Prilika, katera Sc nam nudi dan
danes, da 81 opomoremo IL te mo-
derne suznosti, je vedno med ma
mi, treba je lie ~vstrajne pozrtoval.
nOsti V ~agitacijski akciji "a socia-
listicno stranko. V katerej uziva
vsak $ enakopravnost ne oziraie
sc M verske sekte ali narodnosti.
ker socialism je lie druzba, kate
IA strmi IN z~boljSanje proletariz-
ma torej ako Sc zdruzimo vsi de.
lavci V emo skupino, nam je pre-
moe gotova in padli bodo junaki
m%ogocnega kapitalistiGnega rezi-
ma, ter prijeli IA orodje in 81 po-
izskusili syoj kruh z lastnim tru-
dom %sluziti. kakor smo mi primo
rani dandaneS. pod Nth kruto dix
TACTIC.
Ma zadnji sell soc. kluba je bill
izvoljen odbor "a tekoGe leto in 81
GER: Jakob Kocian. tajnik, Frank
Pavlovcit, b%lagajnik. Gregor OSa-
ben, z%apisnikar in Andy Vidrich.
organizator.
Tenn potion apeliram ma Use slo-
v"nSkc soc. klube in zavednc de
lavce, Sirom Zedinjenih drzav. da
neumorno agitirajo med neorg9-
niizranimi delavci. ter .iih Gin vec
mogoGe pridobijo Y naSe social
sticne klube ter oh encm tudi pri-
pomoremo listu "Proletarcu". da
postane cimprei dnevnik. kar IL
pam, da je vsakega posameznega
razredno zavednega dclavca leila.
Vsem zavednim delavcem SOC.
pozdrav.
.JaEnh EO.Io~
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
LIZ naSelbfn.

smo ga prejeli kedaj, kteri Sc ba-
vi s S. H., pa Sc ia je proti.)
Pise Sc, da bo S. q. ponos Slo-
vencem V Ameriki in da bodO radi
tega tudi has drugi narOdi bolj
spoStovali. VeGina je mas, Xxi ne
vidimo V S. z. prav. nobenega po-
nosa. Ia mas delavce bo ponos, ce
bono delovali ma TO, da postane-
mo, kakor nitro mogOce drzavlja-
nj Zdruzenih draw in potem kot
taxi g~lasujemo IA socializem, kot
V nadomestilo sedanjega gnjilega
sistema, Xxi je povod vseh sirot in
revezev. u upeljavO sOcialisti6ne
Wade bodo priSkrbljeni tudi star
Gki in sirote.
Toliko ma zelio mnOgih, XII so
prot Scdanji reklami in holman
.iu "a s. Y.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18

sc zeni kot delavec. Plaza. ktera
zasluzi pri delu, nj nikakor tako
velika, da bi mogel sebe in dru-
Zinc poSteno preziveti. Da bi pa
kdo sci IL proste wolfe direktno v
pomanjkanje in ~revscino, nj ven
dar mice tako nespameten.
P~reostaja nam lie ena rec. in ia
je odprava sedanjega izkoris6ajo.
cega druzabnega reda, katerega
moramo nadomestiti Z drugim
JboljSim, bOlj clovekoliubnim in
pravicnim. NadomeStiti ca mora.
me 5 socializmom.
Frank Oglar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
Anton Maine.

High Bridge, Ia. V prigibu
poSiljam VAN celoletnO narocnino
"a list "Proletarec" in 800 V IL
skovni fond "a dnevnik.
Delamo lie s polovicnim casom.
drugo polovico pa porabimo "a
PENNSYLVANIA, ako bodo prihod
MIA Stiri leta rcs tako hlaga in do
bra. kot so "a zagotavljali de-
m~okratje pred volitvami. Kar So
pa a delavcev tice. lahko reGe-
mo we naprej. da ne bo take pro-
speritete. kot Sc .je nam zagotav-
ljalo. Gospel. XII bode zasedel
StOlGek V bell hiSi. ne DO repre-
central d~elavstva.
Tukaj Sc nahaja prodajalna 2
meSanim blagom, ki je last Stirih
kompanijskih nadzornikov. Kot
le ze navada cd delavskih sovraz-
nikov, so tudi ii gospodje imeli
do sedaj V svoji prodajalni ma
prodaj lie skebske izdelke. Zdaj ia
zahtevajo premogarji cd Nth, da
dobe V prodajalno izdelke, XII so
izdelani Cd organiziranega delav-
silva, goods with union label on)
ako ne, ne bo nih6e vec kupil ka-
ke reel V tel prodajalni. Kako Sc
no ia stvar razvila, BON porocal
prihodnjic.
Tukaj mas je dvanajst me mi
site pa, da apostelnov) XII smo Sc
%zavezali, da postanemo Michigan
ski farmerji. Nekaj cd teh name
rava iii re to pomlad ma farme.
drugi pa poznejc.
Vreme imamo prav lepo. Snega
nj mic. Use je tako kot ma pom
lad.
Pozdrav sen zavednim DELAY
Gem. Tebi list "Proletarec" IA
obilo uspeha in da hi kai kmalu
postal dnevnikl
Blaz Lombar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
j. P. 0~pazovalec.
Chisholm. MINI.

Chisholm. MINI. - Y tukaj-
smith rudnikih imajo zdai delav-
ci Osemurni delavnik. s TEN pa
delavcem nj dOSti pomagano. De
10, ktero so pref o~pravljali deset
ur. morajo sedaj zvrSiti osmih
urah. Plaza cd vozov ali cevlia,
ie ravno tiSta kot pref in mogoGe
Sc slabSa. &c .ie kteri nekoliko
boil delaven in izvrSi svoie delo
pred Gasom ter gre par minut pref
domov. mu cato pridrze cetrtino
dncvne place. AkO sc pa radi te-
GA pritoii. mu odkazejo takoi po-
citnice.
Pred letom dni Sc ie V rudniku
poneSreGil rojak in pri tenn izgu-
bill oko. Kompanija mu je pripo-
znala in plaGala malo odSkodninO,
craven tega mu pa zagotovila boz
lie delo. Ko je omenieni rojak
nekcga dine priSel par minut pred
caSom k izhodu jane in radi tega
so mu SkuSali pridriati cetrtino
dnevnice. Ker Sc je pa drznil pro
ii tcmu protestant. so GA takoi
odSlovili.
Pred par tedni je neSreGa dole
tela naSega rojaka V rudniku
(Op. ured.. Zakai ne sporoGite
linen ponesreGencev') tako. da DO
najbrze oslepel ma ODE oGesi. Ne
Sreta Sc je pripetila ma sledeci ma
elm Bio je re skrajni cas- konca-
ii delo. Ker ie pa 20 rudnikih ia
navada. da delavci. XII delajo pc
dnevi. izstrele rudo "a delavce,
XII delajo ponoGi in naobratno in
takO je incl tudi on isto "a ~izstre-
liti. Hotel io izvrSiti nitro. Pri
%njegOvem hitrem delu ie pa sire
1.-Two eksplodiralo in NIGGA smrt-
nonevarno poSkodovalo.
To je zopet dokaz. da potrebu-
lelo delavci pc rudnikih boliega
nadzorstva in boliega sistema "a
SvOje laStno ~varstvo.
s soc. pozdravom,
Anton Maine.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
indianapolis, Ind.

ihuidhdPoiiS lHu. SDOrOclti
moran. kaj Sc ie tukai docodilo.
V nedeljo. dine .. febr. Sc je incl
vrSiti tukaj protestni shod "a svo
bodo govora in tiska, oziroma pro-
testni shod prot persekuciji soc.
lista Appeal TO Reason" in are
taciJi sodr. DebSa. Shod Sc ie
incl vrSiti V Tambisonovi dvora-
nj. katera je bila vzeta Y naiem
IN ia dan. re pred tednom dni.
Malo pref, predno Sc .ie incl
vrSiti imenovani Shod. ie Sci
tozadevni OdbOr, da pregleda 10
dvorano. ako ie vse Y redu. no
stopi Ia odbor dvorano. Eagle
da, da je vSe navzkriz in vse zme.
Sano. 10 upraSa. kaj to pomeni.
Sc mn OdgovOri. da pripravljajo
dvorano "a razstavo. ktera Sc ina
vrSiti drugi dan. Ma upraSanie :
kje ie oSkrbnik dvoranc. dobe cd.
govor. da ne vedo zani. PreoStaIo
nj mic druzega. kot nitro naieti
drugo dvorano. ktera Sc ie tndi
takoj dObila. ShOd Sc ie ma 70
vrSil V "Germania Hail.. Y 20
polno zadovoliStvo vseh.
Dne 3. febr. je priredil ma; soc.
klub stew. %. plesno veselico V
korist klubove blagajne IN "a ii.
skovni fond "a dnevnik. Nasa sire.
ma leila je pomagati. da noStane
list "Proletarec" dnevnik. Mi
moramo V boj. Ne Z meGem. nae
pa Z Two agitaciio. maj 81 ze DO
ustmena. Y caSopiSih ali knjigah
Dolznost naSa .ie. da dovedemo
naSe tovarise delavce V razredno
zavedne vrste. NaSa parola ie Sc
daj 'Proletarec" mora postati
dnevnik.
Socialistitni pozdrav,
John Markich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
Franklin Conemaugh Pa

Dne I. febr. t. l.. to jc ma pustni
veeer, vrSila Sc .ie veselica socia-
llsticnega kluba Stev. ;. Y dyora.
nj SLOW. IzObr. Donna.
udelezba ie p%riGaia. da Sc tu-
kaEnji slovenski delavci zaveda-
10 svojih dolznoSti, katera mas We
re V socialistiGni organizaciii. ter
nam pripomogli do uspeha, kate
rega Je mas klub tudi pricakoval.
kakor je bio ze omenjeno V TEN
llstu. da Sc Gisti preostanek odpo-
size V podporo dnevniSkega fon-
da IN list "Proletarec''. boievniki
delavskih ~intercsov. smo tndi do
titno vsoto $4,000 odposlali V isti
namen.
PriSostovalo je tudi pew. in IL
obrazevalno drustvo "Bled''. ter
proizvajalo lepo donece delavske
pesni. kojih pomen in melodiia
18TH napravi cloveSkih srcih
tcmyeGjo simpatijo do zdruzenia
delavSke mase.
enjeni delavci, Ako bodemo ia
ko Slozno delovati V razcvit naSe
soc. stranke. moral bode kapitali-
zem in vsi dandanasnji nedostatki
izginiti ampak brez krvavih revo-
luciJ, katere nekemu m~aziljencu
Gala Solar ~neprestano della
10 mnoge preglavice.
Y slu6aju, da hi on moral pod
zemljo ali tovarni delati. kakor
moraJo mnogi izmed 18TH. kateri
ga rede, hi svoje p~rivrzence ma
suntal ma nemir in potem hajd =
hog T. orozjem proti kapitalistom.
Sploh pa mole mnenje ie.
da sc TAXI osebi, kot je Solar ne
odgovarja vec potion nasega lista.
ker je Skoda. da Sc papir kvari.
ako sc mu odgovarja ma njegova
prismuknjena vprasanja; posebno
pa kot TAX je mnogo mamie vre-
den "a sirso iavnost, kakor mai
bolt priprost delavec.
Delavski polozaj .je nekoliko
bolJi nego prejSnja leta, amnak
ne "a proletariat, marvel Is last
nike rovov in tovarn, ker temvee
kot delavci producirajo. toliko
vec produkta zleze v kapitalistiG-
ne malhe, delavcu pa ne ostane
druzega, nego izcrpanost in osla-
helost moci ali pa kak izlomljen
nd IN vcasih Sc cello smrt. katera
ga resi- IL krempljev kapitalisticne
suznosti.
Delavcil Koliko casa mas bode
Sc izkorisGal kapitalizem9
FBw 70.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-18
,Jakob Kocjan..
~Youngston, Ohio.

Y%oungston, Ohio. - Cas- nitro
bezi mimo mas. Dnevi. messed. le-
ia minejo, ne da bi Sc upraSali :
gremo Ii z duhom casa naprei. Ko
hi mas kdo to upraSal. bi tczko da-
Ii odlocen odgovor. Sramovali hi
Sc povedati reSnico, da zivimo V
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

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der. 1t relieves painful, smarting. tender
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Aliens Foot Ease makes tight or new
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
WILL AUCTION HOLSTETNS.

There will he an opportunity in
Brownsville tomorrow afternoon to pur-
chase n fine IIolStcin cow, grown on the
E~dgewater Farms. at Port Atkinson.
Wis. said to be one Of the finest dairy
cattle farms in the United States. The
cattle were brought here some time ago
to be shipped to Mexico. but the closing
of the railroad communication held them
mp in this city. 1t was decided therefore
that it would be best to dispose Of them
by auction. According to one of those
interested in the sale. the cattle have
"pedigrces Il yard long and are among
the finest of their kind. The sale will
take place tomorrow afternoon at J
o'clock at the National Creosoting yards.
about 4 half mile north of the Frisco
freight depot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
NUMBERS OF FEDERALS
NOTED ON STREETS OF BROWN
SNILLE BY PROMINENT CITIZEN
WHO CLAIMS TO KNOW WHERE
OF HE SPEAKS.

A very prominent citizen who has been
for some years in a position to meet and
know the whole population of Matamor-
Os and who knew by sight the name of
most all of the garrison and the volun-
teers who took part in the battle of
MatamOrOS. stated to a representative
of the press that dozens of the men
who were i'll the fighting are now in
Brownsville. He knows them and sees
them about at times. They are LAYING
very low. he says, but their is no doubt
in the world but that 4 great many Of
them have found refuge in Brownsville
under the guise of non combatant ref
ugces.
He says he knows them by name but
will not give intimation Of. to whom. or
how far his knowledge extends for fear
that he may work 4 hardship on those
who have succeeded in getting into
Brownsville as nGn-c0mbatants.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
NOTICE.

Frank w. Kibbe and r. +. Holland
hereby mutually announce to the public
that the law firm of Kibbe & Holland
has been formally dissolved. and that
they will each continue the practice OF
law at their respective Offices in the new
Combe building in Brownsville, Texas.
FRANK w. KIBBE.
X. +. HOLLAND.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10

Lon c. Hill returned to Harlingen on
the afternoon train yesterday. He re-
ports that the whole Harlingen section
got an inch and a half rain Sunday
between ) and 6 ,. III.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
PERSONALS

Colonel Tlba Haywood, of San Benito
was i'll the city a few hours today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10

SIN coming OreF.-The custom and
immigration officials are still kept busy
every moment Of the day administering
10 the manifestS and certificates that
must 90 with the entry of the many still
flocking across the river. Saturday and
Monday witnessed very heavy movement
Of furniture over the International bridge
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10

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local people in the caste. A rehearsal
en- costume was had today and the direc-
tor announces all ready for the play to
night. The curtain will 90 up early as
the play is IA long one.
suit to Begin Thursddy-H is an
nounced from the corporation court
that the Judge will take up the suits al
ready filed and try to dispose of them
Ten a day until all complaints now filed
or that will be filed by the city att0r-
ney are disposed Of. This is the plan
if the Judge can get action OF that mum
her per day. 1T is likely that more than
one hundred complaints will be in the
hands of officers this week.
Lomncy's candies better than eUer.
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designs with Din. posts for $1,000 up to
5000. Walker Bros. Hancock Co., Whole
sale and retail agents. -7-l0-13.
Base bdfI Goods. Elite Confectionery.
GO tx f If.
"
Ner Better Arrircd.- Superintcnd
ent Williams has received notice that
the new boiler for the power plant is
here and at his disposal.
DrcssmakiRg at Reasonable Prices.
Miss | Watkin. IA 18th Street. Ady.6-9-10
Ordngc Julip-Hint JuIip-Try them.
You will call again. Elite Confectionery
Got < I If.
automatic Rcfrigcrat0rs, have s walls
of ice saving insulation, sanitary water
cooler, Electrically welded steel shelves
Sanitary inside trap and positively
Will not mix food fiavors. Bananas. Fish
and Onions can be placed in IN Auto
matte and will moi spoil the milk and
butter. Over two carloads of these re-
frigeratorS were sold in the Valley in
1912. Get the best. il costs 10 more and
will save YOU much ice. Walker Bros
Hancock Co.. lob.
4 fine line Of cigarS-Cigarettes and
TobaccOs. Elite Confectionery. CIT < f
AuditOrS RUShiHg.- The auditing
force is working night and day to finish
up the work. It is announced that they
will not be able to make their report
on the books Of the Electric Light and
Power Company today.
Protect your extra tire from sun rain
and grease by using a tire cover. Sold
at YOung's Garage. ADV. cost.
Fire QHict DGys.-Sincc the battle.
Chief Tucker and Lieut. PUG have i
hard time finding anything for their
men to do. No arrests for disturbances
or dru~nkennesscS have been made since
June >.
Protect yoW clothing with alincn dust
er Ioung's Garage. 7-93t.
On INSTRUMENT PI0n.-Francisco Mar
tineZ fined one dollar and costs for lin
gcring too long on the joyous way cs-
capped both the durance vile and the pub
lie works by signing an installment plan
payment contract for said dollar ct al.
We Ldre the si.c tire YOU use, in stock
Goung's Garage. G-9-3t.
Engagement .AnROuaccmcRt.- Mrs.
Annie Wise authorizes the announce
ment Of the engagement and approach
ing marriage Of her daughter Annie
Eva Wise to Mr.. Sidney S. Sullivan Of
Victoria, the marriage to take place
July 3.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10

Frank Robertson of San Benito spent
the day in Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10

Scrchtccn shipped. Mr.. Graves sent
seventeen MeXicans out to Houston on
the morning train, To 90 to work on "A
job there for the HUT Construction Com
pany of Fort Worth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
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Rircr RiScS-On account Of. the steady
dOwnpOur over the Lower Rio Grandc
country in the two rains of Sunday and
Monday the river shows practically two
foot rise and the rise is still on.