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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-18

List of the unclaimed mail at {
Ardmore, Oklahoma, postoffice, Fe
'uary II, 1913:
LADIES.
Adams, Mrs. Jimmy
Baker, Mrs. RanW
Brown, Miss Minnie
Chaffin, Mrs. Eddie
Chaney, Mrs. G. y.
Cope, Mrs. Louise
Florice, Yourland
Franklin, Mrs. Annie (2)
Lasley, Mrs. NJ. B.
Louner, Mrs. Myrtle
Love, Mrs, Rebecca
Marman Mrs. Lue
NIinner, Mrs. Ora
Moore, Mrs. Saliie
Pipes, Miss Blanch
higgins. Mrs. Sarah
Salmon, Bernice
Smith, Mrs. Georgia
Swan, Miss Minnie
Taylor, Miss Gerta
Thomas, Miss F. c.
Turner Miss Margaret
Wallace, Miss Matte
Williams, Miss Adaline
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-18
Circle TWO.

Circle Two of the Broadway Meth
odist church will meet Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. John HOFFMAN,
Sr.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-18
TODAY'S CALENDAR.

Circle Four, Broadway
Methodist church, with Mrs.
Randol.
st. Philips Guild with Mrs.
Keicher.
Christian Ladies' Aid So
ciety at Mrs. |. r. Mason's.
Broadway Baptist, Woman's
Aid and Missionary Society at
church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-18
TOMORRCW'S CALENDAR.

Bible Study Class.
Ferndale Review Club.
Carter Avenue Home Mis-
sion Society with Mrs. Bar
ringer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-18

but heard of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound through friends and
now l praise it because it has cured my
daughter. Mrs. F. M. ELsToN, K. d.
10. 3. Burlington. Iowa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-18
Case of Another Girl.

Scanlon, MINI. -WI used to be both
cred with nervous spells, and would cry
if anyone was cross to me. 1 got aw-
full weak spells especially in the morn
ing, and my appetite was poor. 1 also
had tender place in my right side
which panied when I did any hard
work. 1 took Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound and my symptoms all
changed, and 1 am certainly feeling
fine. recommend it to every suffering
woman or girl. You may use this let
ter for the good of others. Miss ELLA
OLSON, III 5th St., Virginia, MINI.
Young Girls, Heed This Advice.
Girls who are troubled with painful or
irregular periods, backache, headache,
dragg.ng-down sensations, fainting
spells or indigestion, should Immediately
seek restoration to health by taking Ly-
dis E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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La Junta tribune., 1913-01-04
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Otis G. Dale, ra,,er.
Special ssrmons Sunday.

The first Sunday Of the New Year
Hiil bc very special day with us
At the morning worship the pastor
1ill picaoh on the topic. Crossing
Lhe Red Sea" with local applica
tion that he dcs..es very much TINT
DFery member Of tn. church shall
hear.
At r m. NJ. Tale will give =
lecture tn wolhen 90 girls ,aboy.
slStr''nl on the seventh command
W"nt All m"ih.rs and daughters
ar" invited. The matt, RS discussed
viii be treated with tact and deli
cacy. and In a way to assist moth
ers and girls to become safeguard
I'd against the terrific onslaught of
vice and disease which Is yearly
destroying thousands OF innocents
Fair minded thinking women are
urged To come: prudes and critics
are not invited
At 1880 y. m. Mr.. Dale will give
lecture TO men only land boys over
fifteen on tn. seventh command
mcnt This is for fathers and sons.
Especially are all young men In
Nitcd. This subject is so vital 20
the young men of today that II de
serves To BE- treated more often. A
false d.licacy or guilty prndishness
4. all tina, prevents NOR. frank and
sane discussion Of this topic Some
most valuable information will be
given. and a printed circular issued
by III. Indiana State Board OF Health
Will be given to each man who at
tends. Why Is II that sixty per
cent Of tn. Young men of America
are unfi, for MARRIAGE Come and
find out.
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-04
Big Year fer Coco Reads This Year.

Good roads movements have been
unusually successfully In many states
In the year just ended. cScep, Col
orado. according To figures showing
the liberal appropriations which var
ious legislatures mad.
New York state heads the list
with 30 million dollar bond Issue
added TO its previous appropriation
of an equal amount, and as good a
showing l. said To be- assured In
Pennsylvania. where proposed 80
million dollar appropriation Ia pend.
Ing.
In California an Is million dollar
bond issn. Is now being expended
and in Maine a million dollar bond
Issue has been authorized TO b.
met by the motor car fees.
Tn. defeat OF the 80 million dol
lar bond issue in Ohio Is said by
the good road enthusiasts To be- the
only discouraging feature of IN.
year. aud they beiic,. IL will b. re-.
considered Many states have mad.
slight increases IN their good roads
appropriations.
While other states propose To
spend millions for good roads. Col
orado will continu. the pork bar.
rnt l-er rtl
road fnnds-unless there Is d.cid.
ed chang. for the better In the In.
coming administration. There II no
stat. In IN. union 'ha, would reap
n greater harycs, from a few millions
wise expenditure In good roads than
Colorado. Our wealth Of mountain
scenery. combined with good roads.
would attract thousands OF tourists
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-04
Week Of Prayer.

According Ia long established
custom. the great body of .yanrci-
ical churches throughout, tn. world
viii observ. tn. first full week of
the new year As week of special
devostons. I, is very ntiinr and
has proved very profitable In times
mast The Christian. baptist. Meth.
fpiist. Reformed and Presbyterian
churches Of this city viii unite In
services beginning Tuesday evening
At the rirst Presbyterian church and
continuing throaxh Friday. Four
O'Clock neishhprhocd prayer m-~tisks
~ill be- held In various homes each
afternoon. I, u recommended that
social functions b~ omitted for the
we~k and that the people give them.
selves TO prayer and meditation.
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-04
BROOK CENTER.

School commenced Monday after a
weeks vacation.
j. y Hardy ard family left Tues
day for Greeley. Colo
Miss verda Foster returned sun
day from her vacation
Mrs Rudy Of East Holbrpok Is
recovering from severe spell o'
tonsilitiS
willie Darlington arrived home
Il few days ago from Hinsdsle. M
where he has been attending school.
Reuben Ebersole having had his
sale last Thursday expects to leave
In the near future for Idaho
Mv. ard Mrs. Gon are entertain.
ing rs guests this week. newly
welded couple Mr. and Mrs Earl
Bradley. of Wichita. Kan.
The Holbrook Valley ". G T T..
siil hold their first meeting Of tn"
new year TUESDAY afternoon. January
7th. st $50 o'clock at the home OF
Mrs Il u Bartholomew
" y STATIONS new auto arrived
the first Of the week Who will b..
IN. next victim There are now
more than twenty cans owned by
farmers IN the Holbrook valley.
IA H..
Mrs. n H"uard. it'll. Allen Moore
and u. W Rich was given by Mrs.
u ". Rich Thursday evening. De
cember .sth, Those present were
Mr. and Mrs W u Moor. and Al.
len. MIR. and Mira IIenard and son.
Earl. Mr. Harris and Mr. and Mrs.
y. W Rich and children.
Married. December 2ist. at Glen.
wood Springs. Colo. MIR. J. H. Rick.
",, and Miss Laura Darlington. Mr
Rick-'t Us engaged In the mercantile
business In South Canon ~hrr. they
will reside The brid. Is one Of ioi.
brooks accomplished young ladies
and her many friends wish the bri,
dal pair a happy and prosperous life,
Died. Of pneumonia. Saturday morn
ing. December esth. Wayne Everett
B.ery. AK. one year and t~en,y-on"
days. ipfsn, son Of Rev and Mrs.
B--ry. The funeral was held Sun.
dayy afternoon at the Center church
c"n'iuci.>, by Rev, Rudy. The burial
task plare NJ the Ia Junta cemetery.
TS~ hsr-aN-d parents have the SYN
pAthy Of the entire community.
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-04
OAPriSY cNURch.
Emanuel Payne. Pastor.

The follo~inx 10 attributed to
Evangelist Dan shannon shn has
Just closed = very succ.-sful meet.
Ing at Lamar: "Th. early ohurch
prayed In the upper MON the
twentieth century church cooks In
tn. supper nom. Play has iaken
the place Of prayer. and Tasting
the place Of fasting Their. are
more full stomachs than there arr
h~adcd kn-cs asnd broken hcarta.
Their" u more fire In the sas ransc
In the kitchen than th~r. 4. In the
pulpit When you build . fire n
the kitchen. Il often. II no, asayo
puts tn. fire ont In IN. pulpit, roo
much Ice cream chiiix the f.rvoe
II the spirtsaai life. and Oyster. arp
nns known n ~ csalnrsiv. to dises.
tina of spiritual food. tn. .arty
disciples we're not cooking In The
upper room m the day ,h~ Holy
Ghost came. they were praying II
the upper roon. They yer. pee
waiting m takics. they yer. ~al,iue
on God. The fire for which they
~~r- waiting vas not In tn. x.s
stove hut from above. They w.ee
detained there by the command Al
God. they were not entertained
there BY the cunning m m-w.
Tacy were oil filled With the
Hosy Ghost" They were no, siufY.
~ With = ssrs and . roas,
On. would ilk. To see ,he
rssnkins squad pvt out. and the pray.
Ing band put In. Let us ha,. ,.ee
gravy. and more grace. i-.. pie .sA
mor- ps~ty. iess soap and nsors
sa,vasson. less ham aud sham snA
more Iovc and ,f-. Let us hare
,ees ,eavrn. anA NM of h~aves.
Ices use fof ne ceok. and nneo
sse sos the on bsek. i>s ~ -
oas The nre h the Kitchen. asl
ssiI1 Il On ~ sttas. Hssns A.
Known beea1 ~ M n~cesesry -
thoss whe ~ "sMve smm ~.
esaA." Lst - ~ ~ f-~es IN.
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-04
Fire Nseeed Tor 1872.

During the year 1912. according to
the annual report Of Fir" Chief Won.
DERBY. there were twenty. -four fires In
La Junta-or rather. fire alarms. as
thcr. was no damAk. done At .i.v.
en- of III. fires responded to by the
fir. department The bisgoat fire
OF the year. ar N. on" at which the
most damage Vas done. vas that II
V.rn wclch. whose tailor shop Was
,u'ts>i by fire on February nth. The
estimated loss Al that fire Vas Ss,s.
The total property loss from the
twcnty.f,ur f,rcs Vas u so "a. which
vas covered BY Insurance to the ex.
tent Of 81 .>eo.
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-04
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN.
&. A. crooks. Fa,tor.

The year that has jus, closed has
brought to US. as to others. musb
Joy and some sorrow Some chan srs
have occurred By death and reno.
al Others have come to join our
band We cherish lovingly the mem
ory OF those who are gone and wei
come those who have come.
The various departments of orr
work have been well sustain o.
Our Christian Eudeayor society has
taken forward step The Sabb7fa
school has done good work. The Ia
dies Missionary Society has fng
sustained the interest In Its drpn-,
m'ut.
On Now Years Day the eonsrr
tion mst at the church and par,uak
of bountlful dinner followed by
number uf after dinner speccha-
what 10 You Think OF the la
dies" was the text assigned to Mr.
J. G D1dds Though no long.r
young man he testified to the hi-h
esteem in which he held the fair
sex Mrs T G. Graham r.spon8.b
to the converse Of this proposfti1u,
What Do You Tank of Men" She
pr.faccd her response by saying that
she did not feel called on to trIl
everything that she thought of them
Her quotations from classic author
and her original observations great
culin. part Of the company II Is
needless TO add that her resporsH
was voted great success by the
men Mr.. A. VI Moor. made n very
neat response to "Chicken on New
Years Day" In common with N"
rest Of the men the speaker had al
ready paid substantial complimsui
to the bird 80 often associated with
the clergy Professor Gideon Dodds
Of tn" State University of Colnmbia,
Mo. exposed the tricks OF the after
dinner speechmaker and iliustratet
his talk with several FIN" storirs
Mr.. ] A. Dodds told Of the palace
Of patience In the lif- ot mar In
the various circumstances of Vs~.
Prof r. D. McCiintock closed the
literary program with AN intsrcsting
talk ON College Days and Aftfr'
Tn. day was closed with a half
hour of devotional service. The day
WAS greatly enjoyed by every one
Such occasions show what ,an b"
made OF very much neglected side
G. tn. church life. II NOR, ,tten-
,ion were paid to tn. social side of
Christian fellowship there would be-
less room for objec,ionahl- rrlation-
ships and amusements.
sabbath morning the pastor will
discuss som. ~ the imporiant Oc-
Of 1871: In their Leirinv
on the Kingdom OF God.
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-04
MGruoWsr Gp,scoeAL CHURCH.
Ns~se6 oos1,s. psssee.

N.lt Sunday morning the sermon
theme sili b. Taking Inventory"
In the evening there ~iii b. "a ON.
sasnton~d .vsneelistic service - .
psrliminary In the ~~~k of. prayer
70 ~ observed In aaion n~c'ia&s of
sAe Svaae~iarai cAsrshes.
TA~ cWamsttre have arranged IN
have the old church kaildias nov.
~ on tho MS os Mr.. Woodruff on
the sorsh SIDE NJ Seventh and San.
u ~ for us- until th~ n~v baibAing
v completed.
TIE recent canvas for subscriptions
10 the Central Aavorss~ rrsmlte1 In
tveniy.six new suhs~rtb~rs and witl
~ Materially tn Christian culture
Ia she city.
TAs passlns ~ the on yssr aod
The csalas a the new pr~senss Ne
sses rrcuerta9 opporsualty Tor reoo-
lustoWs Ia n hest~s With Mfe'a sr~at
|aaoea. uae. On hehak of the kiss.
Ao0 a tove ana truth On this
sNsth asd In the name ri Ia Master
~ vesll issss . call 10 the Asasts
- orr constituency IN swiRg II line
u eace lns The sreetess y~sr IN the
eAaecA's histosy. We sAsil ~ caii.
- - bslA The cAurcA bsilAisg a
~ sutnes ssl wtll s~s1 every avail.
49, asest ~ synpatAy ~ III
|qfs61 ta1k ~ bsyssl tAb = he
Wpo1se tasA = bss,lsas . splsttnal
Goapu1 UsstAy q ths seatsly NV
- - sev ysss lavs - ~
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-04
orsao COUNTY TAKES
CONTINUED from rir., Page

The asse8sed valuation Of proper'
ty In the cities and towns of otero
county with the total tax 20 be col.
lected and available for this years
municipal expenses is as follows:
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-04
AMONG THE CHURCHES
CHURCH NOTES AND COMMENTS BY The PASTORS

ners, Let Us have church full OF
walters. bu, walters on God: a
church full OF servers. but they
Who are serving God and waiting for
His son from heaven.
New Years sermon Sabbath morn
ing. followed by the Lords Supper.
A large attendance is greatly de-
sired at the communion service.
Young Peoples meeting a, $50.
followed by an evangclistic sermon.
The public is cordially invited TO
all the services
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-04

The total tax levy In the otero
Irrigation District is 22j mills on
valuation per acre Of $50, which
makes the tax si5o per acre on the
la.42s7 acres In the district The
levy for the interest fund is lGj mills
aud for tho ron"Ial fund 80 mills
and the total tax 10 b. collected
10 the district is sS742al5.
The Holbrook Irrigation District
contains Is.iTGs acres. on which tho
tax Is s276 per acre. or total tar
I, be collected Of So sZ797. The TO.
tai levy Is l3i mills-ioI mills for
the Interest fund and - mills fcr the
general fund.
In n. Omer Irrigation District.
near Fowler. there Is total OF
s.s3Ss acres. and the taN per acre
Is sl-io. with tax to be- collected
Of $3.50 is The total levy Is 81
mills-i2 mills for the intcrcs, fund
and L. mills for the general fund
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-18
SUSPECTS RELEASED
NOT SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE
AGAINST MEN ACCUSED OF NEU-
TRALITY VIOLATION.

Alfonso VI. Farias. Il cousin of former
President MadcTo of Mexico. joaquin
MuCcl and Cesar Dominique. all Mexican
citizens, after a trial before L. :. Com
missioner VIM. J. Russell. were released
this morning. on orders Of the judge. as
sufficient evidence to hold them to the
federal grand jury was not found.
These three men were arrested on a
charge filed. and coming BY wire from
San Antonio. July ;. The charge was
hat they had enlisted with parties un
known for service in Mexico against the
lie fact0 government Of that country.
The charge was made by Special Agent
Of The Treasury Department. r. J..
Barnes. The men were taken into Gus
tOdy Just rs they entered n boat ut the
ferry to cross TO the other side. They
were taken before Judge Russell for
hearing and held in jail for two days,
after which they were released on bond.
The men were represented by attorneys
Il. r. Creager. ". j. DOugherty and #.
q. Pierce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-18

Amarillo.-There was recently organ
lied in this city the Eastern New Mex
leo and Northwest Texas Cooperative
Commercial Clubs Association. The fol.
lowing officers were elected: B. ID. Hol-
man. Clovis. y. NJ. president. and Seth
=. Holman. secretary treasurer. The
newly formed organization is to promote
the development of this section Of the
Southwest by cooperative effort. The
first convention Of the association will
be held at Tucumcari, y. W.. August 4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-18

The body of Tomas Aldape Of this
city was found in a drift pile at the
center pier Of the international bridge
this morning at about half past nine
o'clock.
Justice of the Peace Y Gayito was
called. investigated the case and his YER
diet was accidental drowning. The body
was taken out of the river by two men.
i'll 4 boat who rowed to the place and
lassoed it with a rope and dragged it
out just above the ferry landing
Yesterday afternoon the brother Of To
mas Adalpe, when taking 4 siesta in the
Aldape house, just opposite the freight
depot on Fronton street was aroused BY
the scream of Tomas Aldapc's wife. He
rushed in and found that Tomas bad
struck his wife over the head with an
aX. cutting ; cash on he top Of her
head. Just rs he came rIto tho l00m.
Tomas tried also to strike his Young
daughter. but Francisco threw up his
arm and received the force of the AK
handle himself. causing the AK to fly
out Of the hands of Tomas
Tomas then ran out of the house. and
fled towards the river. AS a result of
the disturbance. Francisco was arrested
and brought to the city hall but was re
leased later by the city marshal While
in the station house he stated that he
was afraid that his brother would drown
if he tried to swim the river as he could
not swim. Upon being released Francisco
Immediately traced his brother by his
footprints 10 the river bank The body
was not found however until this morn
ing. Francisco identified the body a.
that Of Tomas Aldapc. his brother 81
wears old and 4 native Of Brownsville.
The woman is not badly hurt. Tomas is
said To have been demented for many
years. The dead man leaves a widow.
t3 children and two brothers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-18
OFFICIAL BALLOT
COUNTY CLERKS FORCE PARCEL
ING OUT SUPPLIES FOR VOTING
DISTRICTS IN COUNTY.

County Clerk Webb's force is today
sending out the ballots for the election
on the constitutional amendments. giving
to each district the number allotted to
that district. These ballots are being
placed in with the regular election sup
plies envelope and made ready for trans
fer to the voting judges.
Following is the official form upon
which every vote Will be made at the
election tomorrow, July 10
OFFICIAL BALLOT.
For the amendment of Section Z, Article
), Of the Constitution of the State Of
Texas, relating to district judges and
district courts.
Against the amendment Of Section Z,
Article ). Of the Constitution of the
state of Texas, relating to district
judges and district courts.
For the adoption Of Section IS, Article
16, as an amendment to the Constitu-
ton, providing a salary compensation
for certain officers.
Against the adoption of Section IS. Arti.
Gle Is, as an amendment to the COnsti-
tuition. provided a salary compensation
for certain officers.
For amendment to Sections 40 and o..
OF Article 3, of the Constitution. au-
thOrizing the issuance of bonds for the
University Of Texas. Agricultural and
Mechanical College. State Penitcntiary
System, and other public improvements
and building of warehouses for agri.
cultural products.
Against amendment to Sections 80 and
%, of Article 3, of the Constitution. an
th0riZing the issuance of bonds for the
University Of Texas, Agricultural and
Mechanical College. State Pe~nitentiary
System, and other public Improvements
and buildings Of warehouses for agri
cultural products.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-18
CITY NEWS


An IRritdtiOH.-The Herald acknowl
edges with thanks an invitation to at
tend the mass meeting to be held at liar
lingen, Monday. July p, at IL a. H.. I'M
der the auspices OF the Harlingen Com
mcrcial Club. to discuss ways and means
to secure the extension of the intercoast-
al canal from Corpus Christi to the Rio
Grande Valley. The meeting will be held
on the banks of the Arroyo Colorado,
and a grand barbecue will be one of the
important features. Automobiles Will be
meeting place. Secretary OBrien Of the
Brownsville Chamber of Commerce is no
tifying Brownsville citizens who have
been included in the list of those invited.
Trained Nursc.-Miss Virginia Roach.
Phone 40.
C0tflc Tmportcd-J. A. Champion TO
day brought over three hundred and
twenty head Of cattle today. in bond.
Engrarcd Sfationcry.- Why will You
send away for it when your local dealer
can furnish it at less? | have the agency
for one Of the largest engraving houses
in the United States and can sell you an
erclHsirc line 1T less than YOU pay for or
binary stock. Bishops Print shop. 1t.
Moonlight Pjcnic.-A party compris-
ing about ten couples Of young people,
chapcroncd by Mrs. DeBruin. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. +. Kendall and Miss Archer, en-
iOycd n delightful moonlight picnic on
the bank Of the lake III West Brownsville
last night \ fine lunch was partaken Of
by the party. Later, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. DcBruin, dancing, music and
games were cnjoycd. At the conclusion Of
the evening. the Young men were obliged
to 90 home alone, aS Mrs. ncBruin kept
the girls for q slumbcr party on her airy
sleeping porch, p%rolonging the pleasure
of the event until the next morning.
H0irdycSsiag. switches. braids puffs
and transformations made from comb
ingS. Shampooing-MisS Manucla Cor
onado 10th & Monroe SITS. Phone 105.
A Fine NcuW-The excellent menu
served at the banquet to the South Texas
Gardeners at the Miller hotel last night
reflects great credit upon the hotel. Tho
decorations and delicious yiandS won
for Mine Host McClintock many well de-
served compliments from al present.
Visits Slaughter HouSc.--Thc city san
itary committee of the council made 4
visit to the slaughter house thi morning
and found that a great deal OF work
would have to be done in order TO Get
he place III condition. Alderman Iii. j.
Kirk, chairman OF the committee. stated
today that he did not think that the 500
allowed by the council would be sufii
Gent for the work. An estimate will be
made this afternoon on the cost to eli
tirely screen the place, paint the walls
Tap to eight feet from the floor and white
wash the rest Of the distance, to replace
old timbcrS and make repairs in general
and clean ND the place.
ScrCrdl Weeks ICt.-Architcct AtlcC
B. AyreS III conversation with 4 Herald
reporter this afternoon, stated that il
would be all Of three and possibly foul
u-noI-S bafo,.o bn would I'm ro,,I- AZ t,rr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-18
MAN
Is DROWNED

TOMAS ALDAPE AFTER ASSAULT
ING WIFE WITH AK MAKES HIS
WAY TO RIVER IN ENDEANOR TO
CROSS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-18

ASSAULT AT 4 O'CLOCK YESTER-
DAY AFTERNOON. BODY NOT
FOUND UNTIL NINE-THIRTI
THIS MORNING
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-18
WEATHER.

New Orleans. La. July 1S.-Fore-
cast for Brownsville and vicinity
tonight and Saturday generally fair
with light variable winds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-18

C Il A n ID RAILW A Y.
Between Brownsville and Point Isabel.