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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
sir far5ere 9ientt3eit.

Som 1peitgebem6em S%ntereile' fins
sic Meuberurlgen 6eS 1peuett &riegs=
Sefnetars @arrilon iiber 1ie Groge,
OBJ in 6en @ereinigten 5toater Ole
iteben5e Mrmee ~bergr0Bert meroen
iollte ooer nibt. Sefretar @arriion
legt 5unadit ongegen @ermabrltng Elm,
6ob man ibn als 6en @ertreter 6es
milit1riihen @e0antens betra6te. Ct
'erflart, 6aB er fein groBeres Seer,
ionoern cine fiiiiraere Dienit5eit befiirz
morte, nm 1a6u1r6 mebr 2eute mill
tarii9 al1s5ubiloen rro iie 6ann If
ret biirgerlidyen 8erufen mieoer ge-
ben 5u f0ijrner. Mu6 tritt er 6afur
Elm, Sab gegen Dei erteure Gus Der
8unoesarmee groBere Mil6e geiiibtt
tper6e. St min Sic iu1,gen @uirden,
.6enen Dienit l,1to D%is5iplin gu 6riid=
ems tper6en, 1idt als @olfsfein0e, oe=
netr ole @bre ab5uipredyen lit, GEE
bra110tnnrtt 1p111e11. Mte 1d)o1r ntrDere
&riegsiefretare bor ibm entpfieblt ct
Elm gr0Beres 3niammenapirfm bes
@unoesmilitars nit 5en Mili3en Ger
gin5elitaaten, bor Illem lm cine Ste
ierpe ausgebil0eter Sfft5iere 5u fdnf-
fen, Ole i'm Motbfan &efr11ten@M eate-
rial gu banbbnben periteben. Gerner
miilie Elm SHtem berpoutont1t1tet
mer6en, inter 6em int grnitfan 6rei=
miaige etngeitem, ge0rtM unb 10
idynen nls moglim fit Ole 5trapa5en,
sic Elm Seloarg nit iid bringt, Dorbee
neitet per6en fo11te1t. Sc miro be.
tont, Bob Ole gmpfeblungen 6es
4riegsefretdirs feitens 6eg &o1ogniies
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Giniae bon Der Tilnaseninr seitellte
S%pr1ern1ae11.

Die Sectional 8oarb of @e1r1or-
"Trip" fat 1T Ietter 3eit apenig al1sa5l'<
ieben gebobt un sen ibr n%nterbneite>
ten Ttlms, - Oh nit @ed)t ooer un~
redt, iei 6ubineefteM. @iderli@ for1s-
ten sic atr Gilmfabritanten geiteaben
6oroerumgerp int o11guneinen ehpas
:ifrerger fein. @l1, for6ert ieme Be-
b0roe, 6oB 6en nodbenonnten Silns
folgen6e Mert6erl11pgen borge11otrm1tet
tpen6en: S1r nSbe Queen Of @m1par-
.gaee" on oie S5ene, in Ser bo8 Moo-
den in @efabr geiebt miro, oort eirem
Stier getootet ar mer6en, tpel etrtlib
gefiir5t u1l5 sic S0ot1ng oes 1biepes
ol1f cine einsige g5ene %reou3iert tper=
sen. Sn 1em Stint: .Gbe SmuggIer's
@epenge" ionen orei 5aene a1lsge-
mer5t tperoen, tpel9e 6ie Geiielnng
6es @en0ar1lpert an 6ie @iienbabrld)ie,
nen 6urb @1nmtggIer utb 6as Dasrbb-
Idneioem 6es @eiles 6l1r6 cine Sofo-
motipe 5oriteneat. sS1 ser 8iloer-serie
v0I1 @orbmm's Sol" ion Ser nnfan
in elmer ein5igen Saene gertetgt per-
sen. 6erner fon in Sem Slim rSSn-
.1ian 8looo" sic S8ene getir5t tper-
sen, in ser ser misunderstanding
feine Sdapeiter ermor6et. Collie Elm
Bei1der eineS &ino-G beaters benner-
Ten. 6aB 6iele @erdm6erungen 1tidt
poraeeronra11et1 moroen In Sen ge5eigte11
Silm@, 10 tpirb er. gebetert, Dies mt
Mngabe 6es betr. Mbeaters lin5 oeS
Nntunns ser &orftelllttg Der Central
,gtene, 3O7 Gemple 8log, ct. Souls.
al meloen. y
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

Prt1r3 fllDrte er Den yta11em W1lDelm.
9fa9 Dem Stur5e &0nig 0ttos i'm
Sabre 1868 ml1r6e er BON @nglam6
ais &a1p0i6at fir 6en grieduden
Gbron in @oridlag gebra@t. Ser
8orihlog mur6e bot 8ranfpei@ un0
&uBla6 giinitig a~ufgenommen, uno
am 80. Mar5 1868 pur0e er bon ser
grtedi1den Mationalperl ammlung elm
itin1p1rig under 6em Namen @eorg gum
&0nig getpdblt. gr mar 6amals nod
nibt adt5ebn Sabre alt un6 ml1Bte,
l1ady0em er iid am 6. Sa1nt CUR Mn-
nabme Ser &ro11e bereit erflart batte,
DON Ser Matiormlner iammlung fir
oollidbrig erfldrt tperoen. Sim 80.
0ftober 1868 lamoete er int &iral1s
uto bielt iei1pen gtnsug in Mtben,
mop er ON naidJiten Soge Sen Sis auf
ole @erfanlrng ublegte raro Die STE
gierung iibernafm. Die on feline
0bronbelteigunq ii6 fniipferp6e &er=
einigung Ser SSoniidJen Stieln init
@riedenlan6, feline ont 81. 0ftober
1867 erfolgte @ermabl11ng NIT ser
ruiliife1 @roBfiritin olga un1 Ole
@r3iebu111g leiner &irroer in ser grie-
diid : fatbolrden Stride er felbit
hieb epapgelii6 = beridafften bm
peri0nlide 8eliebtbeit u1rb trltgen 5ltr
8efeitigung ieiner &erridaft bel. At
Sen natioralen @imiden, Ole onf
cine @eneiniglt11g auer 11nter tnrfiider
&erridaft iteben6en grieddid)en 2am
Ger nit @riedenIano bimielten, nabm
er BON Mnfang an lebbaften @ntbeil.
Die &%orpbention BON 1881 6ltr@ tpel-
dye @ried,erlot@ li9 6en grobten
Ibeil bon Sbeiialien ur6 einer 5beI
bon Gpirus fiderte, tpar IN Der
@al1ptiade fem @erf. &onig @eorg
mar oas Mliter zines fonitit11ttonel=
len &egenten.
Gr bert1leb e5 tint nlgente11uen 1orgE.
.faItia, in Sic innern N%arteifaenpfe'
%einsugreifen, aber menm o1as SS%ntereiie
F5es Staotes es e~rforoerte, fo11rtte er
namentlid in i%iingenen Sabren iebr
energii6 tper6en. SSn set lebten SSabt5
ren fat SOS Mmieben 6es Sbrones ntt=
ter oem l1ebergriffen ser Miditarportei
|itarf gelitten, l1n6 n1ebr ols einmol
i4ten es, ols iei sic Sbelung 6es So
nigs ernitli9 eefdbu6et. Ser .bnr6
81 iungitem 5iege ser griediiden Mr=
me ousgeloite rationale gntbmitas=
mus lfeint 6ara1 u,@ Ole Mnbangli@
felt an 6os &0nigsbaus mie6er BE-
feitigt au boben, po5lt COS &erbalter
|bes @ronprinBer @onitanfin int Sell
|5e mdt uenig beigetrosen baben
6iirfte. l1nter ser @egterltng &onigs
@eorgs 1T Sos &ailtberunpeien 1T
@riedenlarD erogiiltig o11sgerottet
moroen. 8iifenidaft uno &u1tit bo<
ben einen 1teuem Mrfidhpltns eenom-
me,t, 6ag @erfebrsueien atn6 Ole ST.
ouibrie baber iidy rebt giifnitig ent=
midelt, 10 1aB mon tnobl iogen fatn,
ieine @egier1trg lei Sem 2anoe gum
5eee1 gepor6en. Ser @ndfolger
@'01riq @eorgs, &ronprinB &onitantin,
itebt inn acknowledgement 9ebens=
iabre. Geine @enpablin 1T cine
5d1peiter 5es oel1tiden Suffers, Ole
Grinse1Iin Sophie po1 3reuBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Cine 3ettbetra@tnn8.
313-1S13-1913.

1as Snbr 1913 lit et1 Subrlal1ms=
jabr fir sic fatboliide Stride lno elm
lmde5 fir sic @0lfer @mropas. Die
STRIDE idyidt iid an, bie @rinnerlttrg
|eines Ser groBten @reigniiie in bre1t
e(n1alen arr5 in ser gan5en Weltge=
ldidhe oariiber 5n begeben, 1ranrlth
oie M%usj0bneng oes r0mii@en Sn1pe=
RUINS init Ser 9ri1tlt6em 8eltreli=
oion Sa1rd aailer &omi tantin BEN
@roBen, sen eriten @briften auf 0em
roimiifen @aiiertbron. DoS berirbm=
te G6ift Don Muila6 313 bot Spele
M,rs1obnan.g ~beiiegelt.
ssn ser 5tun0e ser groBten Sc
fohr. als Marentils NIT finffadter
llebermadt, geitiitt auf oaS fe1te
Stem, aenitautiin 4sDeeeeniibenaa@ Bat
oieier bonn MrHbengott 6en @ieg ers
bofft, lrb er Eut niiddt ,tntiotnt ge=
fpft 6elm ieitoem NOR Ger 5ieg nt1
jeine Iabne - Sic &reu8esffMne =
aefnupft. gein @aifertbum erituedte
lid balo ni6tt MIR o1f 1as &benolono,
er miro ser M1(eimberridyer I'M ronri=
iden @eltreib. 0atr6 Ole Sabre lei
ner @egiera,ng reidt er an Den gro
zen @aiier Mugl1it1s berut, % lett
@ear fein> romiildyer &erri@er 10 la11ge
Sen Gbron in1regebam bat. SSn Der
oanfbaren @eiinnl1ng &onftantim fnr
sen Sieg fat SOS @oift bon Maitamo
ieinerr @ra1rb.
\. Die Meligion oes &reu5es, Ole fa1t
D1rr6 brei Sabrbnnoerte als Seirroir1
@es gtaates outs groulamite nerfolgt
uor5en nor, botte Ben &ailertbron
ser 8elt beitiegen. @o6 Ben bluti=
gen Defreten our Mustilgrsg oes
dntfliden Manens nnter &aiier
Giofletion folgt ouf einnnl sic nol1te
6neibeit Ses 0ffentliden 8etemntniiz
les, sic @udertattung ser geroubten
Glitter, ia Sic foiierlide 8epor5l1=
qa.rrQ Dor sem heioniihen @~obenoienit
Man fanr ltf} ffalm eine entlpred,ers
Sc gorftealnng bon 6em Staa1ren oer
gbrHten lanoW als aatd Ser Seioer
iiber biele @er1n6erung maiden.
Ole 6riltIid,en 8rieiter mer6en bon
ser Soft ser offentlihen Dienitleiitun=
qer befreit; 3lt @a1n1ten ser @ri1tli-
den, gottgetpeibten Sungfralaen beh
@omitantit 800 sic 1eit 800 Sabren
bdteben6en @elete auf, apoour9 ore
entiutlliidhten @orper CUR. @be ge5tprtls
oe1 mor6en tparetr, 1omit oas 8oll
nidt auslberbe. Seine &offnung out
she g%rneuerl,rpg ser 9ebensfraf Del
NoIfer 6urh 5as feuide @%brHtertbr1r1
lit 1idt eetd1tiidM tporben.
ObmoN &onitpntin nien1a1to gun
Mnnabme bes Gbriite1tbums Out
@qr1tr5 ser perfiinoeten Sreibeh 5tpitr
qer tpiI, minidf er bodt 6ab ole boz
ser tiefen GiniterniB 6es Seioen.
Mann,g @efongenen, cuff Dent gatt5ef
grofreis in 0ng rlidfitrdbler0f
6aus" ser @obrbeit e%intreten. yttft
5tontg-, IonSern @eItreligion TIT dim
sac gbriitentblm.
Sic Mnlt1g, menn btelletdt and
niht gera6e Ole n%eber8eugltng, bat
6ie airde @briitt 6em Staate MIDI
untermorfen iein fo0rne, bat i'm mob
nud peranlaBt, om 8olpora1s eth 1eai:
MMaos, ~ aonftattitope1 - gu grhn.
sen. Se1enfans erfdeint er bierbe
dis Wer5el,g gbrtiti;; oaS alte Sion
fonte dig 6ug neuteiittamenflide Sipr
sem Boilterbbiirtten oltf Netrt Stub
arr Mugiibung ieines tpelturrlpa1're11
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
selbnaber5emgmng.

DG &erapaltung ser Sta0t 9oa1t ton
tn 9eras lanbte Dor einiger 3eit eli
mn @o1mn1iliar 11a6 europa, bamit
er SOS 5ortige 5tdotepelen it>r0iere.
Dieles Miiiion bot i'm uud nod
Neutiblam gefiibrt. uno iett beri6tet
er, mas er sort geieben un6 gebort
fat. vSSabre lang mlproe muir gelogt,"
filbrt alni er @etpdbrsma1n, &err
Trar1f &lltlnam, al1s, uunb in @iudern
itam gu Ieien, ooB STE Derti@en fei=
~nenl1ntermbml1ngsgeilt beiaBen." Sd
bieh sizes fir baare Miin5e, nn6 urrter
eirem ioldyert ginorld bega1n i@,
5eutide @erbaltniiie 5a %itltoienem.
&eute ma1B im ge1teben, baB nibts
merriger ser @abrbeit entipri@t, als
oieie Gbarafteriiierung ser Deutl@erp.
.@eutiden beiiben mpebr inoipi=
|6uenen. ~nnternebma,noaoeiit als irz
Ege1b eirtznroeres Bolt oas iidd ffe1t11e1t
geIterrnt babe. Sire SsSrattiatttitne durd}<
brishf *hnebr unb- mem 6ie bnrealefnaa=
tiide ginfapiell1tg l1no perldnfft IT,
men elm nolles MaB peri0nli@er Snei=
.biet. sSbre Snitiatipe er5iebt ein
8olf, 5os oufredH itebt nn5 gebt, fait
obate Mltsnabme, 6os tief otbn1et, Fei<
big arbeitet, ipariam left, anftamoig
geflei5et 1T a,r,b NIT rubigem @er=
tnauem auf Sic 3ufrnft ser @ation
6em 2eber 6ie Stirn bietet. Dte Sni=
tiatipe modt fire 5taote gum Meittel=
purfftn bon Sd0nbeit a1nb &renit, 10
BOB iie 8eiudyer l1nb 6a,pern6e 8epob=
rter aus alien 2arpbern Ser @elt a1p=
5iebem. -.
Snoioi6uene Snitiatipe fat Sic
Deutlden in Sen Stan5 gefebt, bret
Zig Sabre Dor irger6 elmer arroerer
geation 6as menldlide @iiifo amf Sem
6eI5e ser SSu6uifrie gu minoer1r, DEM
Mrbeiter sic Turbt Dor 6em Sitter,
Dor aranfbeit, sos l1no Mrbeitsloiig=
felt gut benebmen uto 10 Mrmutb 1no
@ler1o in menidenmogli6er 8eiie 81
ltel1ern. @ir fo;n,ren urlerem S4o=
pfer ba,rferr, SaB es eirse Nottom 9tbt,
Sic l1ts in 0ieier @e5iebung ben 8eg
ae,eiat hat. ei1re Nation, sic, mie tbre
Rritifer bebaapten, ufeil1e i%15iptSuelle
ssnitiatipe befitt" -. Ser Grfolg ser
Deutlden lit alf gel1iale Siibrnmg
r1u6 intentgente Mitbilfe ser breiten
Mulien, 0ie ont &ereimnobl Sr1terel>
lie nebmper, 5uriiid5ufu6pen. 50 lamse
mir Mmerifolrer nidt 6enielbe,r @roo
BON SSnteuigen5 erpeid)en, 1peroen mt
lere gtaotpermaltungen ni6t ibielelben
grfoIge eraielen, mie sic ser oeutld9en
5td66te. Die 3eutiden itn0 obne
Mus,tabme gebore1,e arbeiter. 49,.
!Ssbre Mber1oe, Sonntage utb DIE pentz
qen Geiertage Iia,6 Scr @rbol1ng ge=
mionret. Tins 5tpar III berlta1po1ger
Meiie. gon @r5eiien lit foit nidts gu
leben. ST mii,ei6te, ibr eoteleben
mirbe 11ndJ unieren iiiSliden Stooter
nerpflanst, mo ibm 6as miloe &limo
11,ro i1 glaube audi, bos Sennpera=
meut luIeres &olfes - ood Se1le11
Btu ib midt 10 gang itder SIT itat,
ten farne. Tins febfen ltnterbaltln=
ae,,, an Dener oie grobe Mee9rbett Ses
@dfes hbelne6me1, fam, iolHe, mie
sic beutiden StGo& ibren 8emcbnern
In ieber geiebltng bieten.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Ser &elemett &6ni8.

Ser Dienitag LETTER @ode 1T Gu
Ioniifii erunoroerte @%riedenfo1tg @eorg
nor ser atpeite 5obn 6es beritorbere11
@so0tiqg gbrfiilffiiatr bon Dd1penrarf. Ms
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04
REALTY TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers have
been recorded with the Cameron County
Clerk:
&c. Meredith to Charles A. and Emma
M. Dewey. lot subdivision II, containing
S9.S3 acres. in the Minnesota Texas
Land 4 Irrigation Co.'S subdivision Of
the la Feria grant; consideration $23S9.
SO.
G.. and Il. r. Pierce to Mrs. G. G.. Jones.
Bib feet. a part of lot , in block 6
the second addition to the town If San
Benito; consideration $3.50. ~
G. III. Pease to Fructuoso Garcia NORTH
east corner of block Z. Raymondvila
townsite. consideration $3.50. III
Security Trust ca. 10 T. 4. inder and
f. A. Monsees. lot 16 in subdivision lib
of the Parades tract. containing 81 acres;
consideration 1880. iii
Security Trust co. TO J. W.. David, ali
Of its undivided one-third interest in and
ont of u certain tract situated i'm Gamer
OF county, and being tract Il of subdf-
vision 4 of the Parades tract; contain
ing 13J acres: consideration S5625.
i. :. Champion and wife to Ernest III.
Rowe. lots 4, ;. 6 z. and 8 and9 i'm block
II. as shown in the plat of the town Of
Santa Maria. Cameran county; consider
alton 5000.
Estcban Lorenzo Garcia to Aniceto LO-
zano. lots Q and 10 i'm block 90. West
Brownsville: consideration $i95.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP
TRATION CONTEMPLATE GOV
ERNMENT OWNERSHIP POLICY.

New York. Oct. A Washington spe-
cial to the Times says:
In spite of efforts made to preserve alb
sOlute secrecy. it has become known here
that the Wilson administration is en-
gagged in preparations expected to fur
nish the groundwork for a contemplated
policy of a radical and farreaching char
acter. Starting with the suggestion of
government ownership of telegraphs. the
trend Of the proposal now in course of in
cubation is, understood to be toward the
advocacy of legislation for the a%cquisi-
ton and operation by the federal gov
eminent of all long distance Interstate
telephone property.
If the government is able to get all
the express business Of the country
through taking off the weight limit of
the parcel post and fixing rates which
the express companies can not compete
with. why should not the government get
control of wire communications bv ac-
curing and utilizing long distance tele-
phone lines to compete with the telegraph
companies?
That question puts in a nutshell the
problem that is now being considered in
its preparatory stages with a view to de-
termining the character and scope of con-
templated legislation for government ac-
QUESTION and operation Of electric wire
communications.
To what extent the administrations in
clination toward q policy of government
ownership of wire communications has
developed has not been definitely asccr-
tanned. hut it is known that the trend
of opinion among those Immediately con-
eerncd in the formation of the program
Is toward the purchase of telephone lines
with the intention Of SO developing them
as to make them formidable competitors
of the telegraph companies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04
LADELPH
NEW YORK
THUMB-PRINT SYSTEM

Spokane, Wash. Oct. 4-~Tndian"
frozcc, a fun blood Spokane Indian.
VINO 1requentS the county court house
and occasionally makes a ..toueh" from
couiltv oiflclalS-which he never fails
10 pay hack-sayS that the police depart-
mch'S were late in discovering The use
OF the finger print, declaring that lono
before the pale face came or Bertillon
was ever heard of. Indians in and around
Spokane always signed documents 40.
reelhents. etc, with their thumb nr;nt
when Frazee ncgotiates . little loan
at the courthouse he has the lender
write ont a note, payable on \ certain
date. then he pours a lite ink on ,
bl"ticr, SmearS his thumb in if and sol
emnrl makes his thumb in if and sol
ciunlent III lieu Of hiss signature al.
ways can tell who sign EN- he saws
NO make a mistake.
White mcn and banks should do. Ind;
ans long time sign with thumb prints
before white man cafhe. Only one man
thumb print. No can change if,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04
COTTON TARIFF

Austin. Oct. 4.-RailrOad Commissioner
Earl b. Mayfield will submit to Commits
siOner w. ID. Williams his draft of the
proposed cotton tariff destined to abolish
the dificrential and effect Il reduction in
cotton freight rates in Texas. 1t is known
that Chairman Allison Mayficld is op-
posed to the reduction, so if it is put into
effect It will be through the recommends
lion of the TWO first named commissidni
ers. + y
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04
GALVESTON ARRIVALS

Galveston. Oct. THE September ar.
rivals of immigrants. according to a re-
port just made public were 1.150 oyer y
hundred of these being from Mexico.
Twenty-Five have come from that country
for temporary sojourn.Th visible wealth
Of the country was increased over thirty.
one thousand dollars or pearly thirty dol
lars per head. 4s
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04

Fort Worth, Oct. AT the beginning of
the week end, the prices for cows and
beef steers suffered a slight decline from
the midweek prices. while hogs went -
the top prices for the week. reaching $3.50
Friday. The weeks receipts have held
up well despite lack Of shipments from
southwest Texas. s
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04
CALLS CONFERENCE

Washington. ID. G., Oct. A confer
cncc of collectors Of customs has been
called by Secretary McAdOo to meet in
New York. November 3, to consider irp-
proved methods in customs administra-
tian in the interest Of economy and eff
cheney. 1t il expected that sweeping re-
forms viii be recommended.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04
OVER TWO THOUSAND

Austin, Oct. 1.-THE registration III the
Stale University has CON over the two
thousand mark, the first week Of regiStra-
ton. 1t is expected to 90 to 200 the first
month.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04

FOR SALE-Ducks thoroughbred White
Runners. Fine prize winning stock. 4
to ) months old So. 90 q trio. Eggs $50
per setting. No orders filled after Octo-
Der 4. 3. +. Cooper, San Benito. Tex.
1Stf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04
LIVE STOCK FAIR

Kingsville, Oct. Funds to amount Of
81 600 have been subscribed, to be used as.
prize money at the Klcberg county live
stock and poultry fair which viii be held
here during the first week III November.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04

Austin, oct. 4-According to Informal
tion received here, the federal migratory
birdlaW in no way effects the dove season
under the state law, which permits the
killing Of doves from November I I 0 Feb
ruary /.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04

FOR SALE.-American hotel Mercedes
Texas. lease and furniture complete
to run same. Thirteen rooms, rent $50
per month. Price $3.50. Address Sar
.ah G.. Wolf. Mercedes. 29-6
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04

IF YOU REALLY Knew what delight
full rooms and housekeeping apart
ments were offered by Meyers Apart
ments. Phone $50. Close to street car.
Wax to house. You would want to
live there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A new metal 24inch Stan
ley level best made. Half price.
915tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04

If YOU CONTEMPLATE to build a
HOUSE OR HOME. free your farm
from MORTGAGE or DEBTS. or if
you will need money later 10 improve
it, commence to prepare for it now.
let me show you the EASIEST WAY
TO have money ready when needed.
white me Box y Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS

BLACK wILLOwa. BUTTONS A
home treatment for woman. SEPT Y,
mai TO any address foEs 3 LOO Lurli
Remedy 10. Houston, Texas. % LII
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FOR RENT-Pleasant Room 1901 Wa
Shington street. III
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Let M explain YOU Answer Y Herald
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FOR SALE-Remington extra good cOn-
dition. Bargain 81 80 cash. Apply )
Herald. 9-16-tf. E
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04

FOR RENT-One large room. suitable for
light housekeeping. Phone 442-9-10tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04

THE BEST ROOMS-In the city for
gentlemen. Want permanent III
Right price and place. Call Tourist
Rooms. Thirteenth and Elizabeth
streets of Phone 203 If.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-04
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.-Neatly furnished front
pie. IA Washington st. \
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WANTED AT ONCE.-Tenant for small
irrigated farm ear city. Telephone
JOG If.
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FURNISHED room -90S Levee SITS 20 m
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-20
AOBEN WELL Be SPEAKER
To Deliver Series of Wesley College
Lectures in Grand Forks This
Spring.

Allen Hoben. Phi. D., associate pro-
lessor Of homiletics in the divinity
school Of the University Of Chicago.
will deliver a series of lectures at
Wesley college from March 81 to 80.
During DR.. Hoben's visit to Grand
Forks the annual convention of the
Ministerial Association of the Grand
Forks district will be in session and
an invitation will be extended to the
delegates to attend DIR. Hoben's lee
lures.
The Chicago university professor
has made a special study of children
and juvenile protection, and has made
addresses in many different parts of
the country on the subject. He is a
graduate of the 1885 class Of the Uni
versity of New Brunswick, and was a
member Of the 1898 class Of the New
ton Theological institution and the
1901 class of the University Of Chica-
go. 1t was at this time that he was
given his degree Of doctor Of philo-
sophy and since then he has filled his
present position with the University of
Chicago divinity school.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-20
Commends Secretary Knox
For Action Taken by Him
In Pan-American Affairs

Washington. Feb. l9.-Resolutions
commendatory Of the efforts of Secre-
tary Of State Knox as chairman Of the
governing board of the Pan-American
union during the last four years. to
further amity and friendship between
the United States and the Latin
American countries. we're adopted
unanimously at Il meeting of the gov
erning board Of the Pan-American
union.
In a valedictory to the Latin
American diplomats in Washington.
who compose the board. Secretary
Knox asserted that he had tried to
leave nothing undone whereby the
United States could testify its sincere
wish that each and all of the Ameri-
can commonwealth should 80 forward
in The path of national progress and
established well-being."
sometimes l have heard appre-
hensive charges" he continued, that
my country is asserting and abusing
the claim of primacy in our western
councils and arrogating to itself some
underlined dictatorial prerogative to the
end of ultimate absorption OF Its
~nefghbors. 1t has been the constant
effort of the president and his consti-
'ut!onai advisers to correct any such
malevolent impressions. Time and
time again have We demonstrated that
II II a been given to US to exert IL
lnnuence upon our sister countries of
Pan-America. 1t has been our stead
fast purpose to use our influence
rightfully and impartially in the di-
rection or independence. stability and
prosperity Of all our countries"