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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
CITY NEWS

Establishes btfir, lIcrr-.Iuhn y. ltar-
den the well known real estate man. hh>
removed from San Bcnito % brownsville
AMI u now occupying offices on me
ground floor 81 The Merchants National
bank btilding. ncNt door 10 the HAMMER
~ Commerce. MIR. Harlcn'> family =
also here. occupying the residence ga
Washington street formerly orcupied II
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Blalack.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
WERBI$KI CARA WEDDING.

Miss MINiminiI CARA and James
Werbi>ki. a member of the CITY police.
We're married THURSDAY evening al he
Church at the lmnacalJtc Conception
Father Francis ilgHdr,i performing the
ceremony. The birdie was formerly 4
resident ~ Matamoros. and the groom J.
a son ~ Mr.. ami Mrs. Mike Nrrhiski
Sr.. an old and well known family. aud
il n native of brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werbi>ki will make their
home in this cltv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
I'CBII, NOTICE.

The tax rolls have been made and ar,
ready. ami ~ accordance with the recent
ordinance PASSED y, the city council
taxes for the schools are now paNahl,
at nay office. All property owners ar,
requested - make their payments he
fore February = az The, will be- declare,
delinquent
Macedonia =. Garcia.
11tl5t. tftN Tax Culiccvtc.
school taxes are nov due
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19

NDflh lFAa> CITY.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lucius y. Polk. who re-
turned recently from their honeymoon
trip. spent visiting Galveston and other
Texas cities. are az home ~ the resi-
,icncc If Mr.. aud Mrs. Iicni. kowal~ki on
Elizabeth street.
Mrs. 4. II. PcaSr ~ Eaymondvillc.
who was a visitor az the fair. returned
home Saturday.
Dr. III. a. White Of l;lymondvillc re-
turned home Saturday. after spending a
day seeing The Midwiutcr Fair.
Robert g.. Miller Of Falfurrias j. a
yisitor III Brownsville today.
FL Dawson II Mission is 4 visitor j.
the city today.
T. W. stephenson IF l.yford was IN
Brownsville today. returning 10 I.Hford
on the afternoon train.
Charles FarnSWorth Of san Antonio
j. 4 business visitor Ia Brownsville to-
day.
j. W. Williams of Mc>tanc> j. ~
Brownsville today. registered az the Nil
Ter hotel.
Alfredo Perez. formerly mayor Of the
Mexican town of i;cyno>a, opposite III
dalgo. Texas. j. 4 visitor ia Brownsville
today.
County Treasurer John tloSncr of
Edinburg il 4 visitor III Brownsville 10
day.
W. +. Spraguc. Mrs. Spraguc AMI
Miss Harriet a. Spragnr Of Ia Coma
ranch. Hidaleo county. are visitors ~
Brownsville for 4 few days. registered
at the Miller hotel.
W. +. Brown II Ilarlingen j. a bust
ness visitor III Brownsville today. Mr..
Brown j. registered IA the Miller hotel.
William l.. Ea>lcv ii San Antonio has
returned "a Brownsville. after nn al
>cnrc of several days. spent 81 hi> prop
crty ia IIidaleo county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
COUNTY COURT OPENS
CIVIL CASES ARE POSTPONED.
WHILE COURT SETS CRIMINAL
DOCKET FOk THIS WEEK.

The January term nf The Cameron
County court Opened this morning. ana
The first thing done was WA announce
mont lv Cnumt, Judge H.. III. Gnririrh
lhat III, civil docket viii H. postponed
and thr heavy criminal docket viii ~
taken az first. The criminal docket was
set for this week. aud the first trla'> bc
Gin this afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-19
@

Mrs. !. X. Girh and boy have gone 10
Font Worth L. join Mr.. 'iieh. The lat
Ter j. nUw engaged in business III the
North Texas city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
APPROPRIATION
Of s3G,OOOMORE
MADE FOR SHOPS
Money Is to Be Expended for
Machinery. in New Power
House and Steel Under
frame Car Shop.

The Santa Pc Magazine far Sepiem-
her. received here Yesterday contains
the information that the company
has authorized the expenditure Of
$40. 000 more for the equipment u the
new shops here.
Here Is the itemixed list
Alhuauerquc- Installing machinery
In the new power house. 100000
rque-installatlon Of new
equipment In the steel underframc
car shop. $4,000.
rauc-lnstallation of six
santa Fe telescoping hydraulic drop
pit jacks. one i-2-ton travelling
crane and one lb-ton locomotive crane
in the new roundhouse. $4,000.
The railway also has mnde an APP
preparation for the reconstruction Of
the passenger station and Harvey
house. This amounts to 100000.
other appropriations for the AIhu-
querque division follow
Observation-Disclosures of stock
yards. si.1o0
Winslow- Reconstruction OF depot
and Harvey house. $4,000.
Bridge No. A-lfG-Ralsing grade
ditching and renewing bridge. $1,000
ts--construction of n a0o-ton
capacity mechanical coal chute. Sio.-
coo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
ALLIES SUCCESSFUL
NONG ENTIRE FRONT

Washington. Sept IA Bordeaux
foreign office dispatch TO the French
embassy here. says.
ION the thirteenth our offensive
movement has continued on the whole
front.
Mont Didier and Roye. on our left
wing has been occupied with French
cavalry: Amiens. the German forces
are retiring towards st. Quentin and
Perrone. These forces were defen-
sively arranged yesterday to the east
Of Rheims on the line Of the old forts
Nogent, L'Abbcsse. Nitry Fremont
The headquarters Of one Of our armies
were established today in the city Of
Rheims.
The German troops in the Argonne
were Yesterday north Of the line Train
court and lssoncourt. having abandon
ed the attack on Fort Troyon triver
Meuse)
Yesterday evening French Lor-
raine lad been completely evacuated
BY the Germans. who were Withdraw
ing toward Saarburg, Dieuze and Cha
teau. Salns.
in Galicia. the fight that has been
going on for ten days ended in "A great
success for the Russians One hun
dred guns. $4,000 prisoners including
200 officers, We're taken by them from
the eighth to the tenth ON the whole
front Austrians are retiring
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
Visitors to Museum.

Santa Re. Sept la.--Mrs. Ludlng
Walz Of Guayaquil, Ecuador register
ed al the New Mexico Museum today.
She was on her way to join her hus-
band, now mining engineer at Hur-
ley, Grant county, expecting to re-
turn soon. however. with him to
Ecuador where he Is Interested In
mines. and which country she prefers
to make her home. II. J. Clancy, as
sistant to the manager Of the South
ern Pacific, with headquarters AT San
Francisco, was another museum visi-
tor. who was especially Interested in
the Maya relics. paintings aud pho-
tographs making a plea for their ex-
hibit at the San Francisco exposition.
but was informed that the San Diego
fair has already pre-empted them
and that It Is there that New Mexico
will make It's showing to the world.
With him registered Division super
intendent T. II Williams and Train
Dispatcher G. NJ Murphy Of Tucson.
Ariz. Others who registered were j.
f. Bonham, Las Cruces, who was
astounded at the work done BY the
school and museum in restoring the
palace in which he had offices thir-
ty-four years ago; II. r. Libbev.
Winchester, n. TX +. G. Wilkinson.
II. w Hale and Lee Scarborough. Of
Texico: Charles L. Rowley. Of Win
chester, Va Il Douglas Brown.
Sterling, Kan. A. A. Boyle. New Ha-
ven. Conn. II. II. Van Deerdorff, Dem
yer. Colo. /. y Norman. A. J. Moss
man. 7. J. Curtis. J. L. Oliver,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
PO|NCARE GETS
MPL|MENTED
BY THE EMPEROR
Car Nicholas Extends Felicl-
tations to French People for
Great Victories Over Ger
man Invading Force,

Bordeaux. Sept. IL tl:i5 p. MI
President Polncare has received the
following telegram from the Russian
emperor:
The news Of the briliianf victory
gained hy the French army fills me
with joy. send you most cordial
CONGRATULATIONS. The valor Of the
troops and the talent Of their chiefs
are worthy Of the great nation to
which they belong take pleasure
In expressing all the admiration with
which they inspire me.
Tho president of the reprDlic re-
Piled
Il thank your majesty for ;he con-
rlatulations which deeply touch
France and her army. The ereat vic
tory gained by the Russian troops IN
Galicia has rejoiced all French hearts
and the government of the republic.
No doubt il will he followed by cher
brilliant successes IN Germany and
Austria.
France is determined to prosecute
the struggle with all her energy and
expresses to her noble ally whole
hearted admiration and confident
hopes.
Cordial kilograms of congratulations
also have been exchanged between
President Poincare and the prince re-
gent Of Servia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
ELKS OF EXPERIENCE
ON STAGE SIGNED FOR
END MEN AT MINSTREL

The Elks minstrel committee met
with unexpected success in finding
eight members for endmen who have
had previous stage experience mostly
as amateurs. The other eight will
make up in dignity and pomposlty
what they lack in experience.
The committee. however has not
met with unqualified success in con-
scripting the chorus Only a few of
the twenly-one members wanted by
the committee have enlisted How
ever. the campaign continues, and the
committee entertalns no doubts That
it will be able to sign up the desired
number
The call for the meeting for Thurs
day night has been changed to include
an Elks Joe Kren. Of Kansas CITY.
who will direct the Ministries, wants To
talk to them. The time Will be 1890
o'cl0ck
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
SURRENDER OF AUSTRIAN
ARMY BELIEVED SURE

London. Sept. 10 t3:13 a. m -Tele-
graphing from Rome the correspon-
dent Of the Daily Express says:
The surrender of the Austrian army
led by Generals Dankl and Won Auf-
ienburg is imminent. The heir to the
Austrian throne. Archduke Charles
Francis is with General Dankfs
army. which is entirely cut off from
communication.
Five German army corps march
ing TO the relief OF the Austrians have
been checked at Grodek by the third
Russian corps. General Dankls
army is caught in the morass west of
the river San. Further west a flank
ing army of 100000 Cossacks is await
ing IT, Its artillery has been lost and
It's cavalry is in the bog.
The last hope of the Austrians is
TO concentrate between the triangular
fortress works of Przemysl, Cracow
and Jaroslaw They can accomplish
this, II at all, only by tremendous
losses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
GERMAN RETREAT SERIOUSLY
ENDANGERED. CRITIC SAYS

Bordeaux. Sept. Is e7;3O D. IN. -
The retention of the line of the Aisne,
north Of Rheims, is of capital import
ance to the enemy, saws the Temps
military review. "The distance between
Rethel and Mezieres is only % miles.
A short step forward by our troops
and the German army's communica-
tion through Belgium northwest OF
the Meuse would be definitely cut
THE sole line of retreat left open
is by the territory north of Verdun
This country is densely wooded and
difficult. but is not impracticable 1t
has besides the great advantage Of
being the shortest route to Moselle by
Metz and Treves where the enemy
could oppose a serious obstacle Is pur-
sued and at the same time secure men
and material
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
COMMISSION HAS
ENDED WESTERN
INVESTIGATION
Socialists Denounce Methods
of Los Angeles Real Estate
Dealers in Developing Prop
erty for Sale,


Los Angeles. calf. Sept. la.-The
western tour OF the industrial rcln-
tiona commission ended with in hear
ing here today Most 81 the comios-
sioners viii leave TOMORROW for THEN
homes. A preliminary report Of the
findings west OF Chicago will be drawn
~ IN Chicago some time In October
and submitted to congress on Novem-
Der T. Conditions in southern indus
tries will be investigated In hearings
beginning about November IS.
Real estate promotion schemes and
the ownership Of homes here nv
workers were the chief subjects in
vestigaied today. Only about 10 per
cent Of the workers own their homes,
it was testified, but about so per cent
Of them are trying TO pay for homes
in monthly installments
"A real estate conspiracy and not a
municipality. was the manner in
which FRANKIE Il. Wolfe. a socialist ed
itor. designated this city
Mr. Wolfe also charged that fine
roads were icing built into sparsely
settled mountain sections by unfortu-
mates arrested as Migrants in order to
enhance the value of property. Most
e these roads. he said, never were
used by anyone except motor ear
owners.
Blanket stiffs. or men with little
on no money are sentenced 70 work
from ten to twenty DAYS on these
roads, he testified.
The state laws permit the county
TO pay these men $1.bo per day tor
their work, but instead the county gu
pervisors pay them from ten TO thirty
cents day. Many return here with
little money and with hatred in Their
hearts for society, get drunk and then
60 out armed with pieces Of gas pipe.
That is why we have a crime wave
every winter"
Joseph r, Switzer. carpenter, tcs-
titled that several real estate firms
here viii not employ workers unless
they turn back part Of their wages
for stock in the company for which
they are working.
A sawed-off shotgun, forty of which
type the Los Angeles police recently
bought. was introduced as an exhibit
by Mr. Wolfe. lie mounted the pldt-
form on which the cpmlplaslou was
sitting and demonstrated the rapid
firing possibilities Of the firearm.
Every group OF persons that
know OF in this city except union Ia
Dor hs's au arsenal, he declared.
Nr Wolfe's views of the local strug-
gle between employers and employees
is pessmistic He said he retired
from the Herald because he published
stories the local merchants and man
ufactufers' association did not like.
+. J Zeelandelaar, secretary Of the or
ganiztion. Testified in rcbuttal TO va
rious witnesses that loyal officers are
as ready 10 protect workers as em-
plOyers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
RUSSIA 5 MARCH
INTO PRUSSIA
WAS STRATEGIC
General Commanding Cars
Troops Was Ordered to Rush
/ as Far as Possible Regard
less Of Losses Sustained.
~ .ossise ,oorr.l srselsl lsssfp wissl
,..Jon Sent. 10 CESS "A. m. --.

fandnu. sept. 10 t2;So "a. m. "A
po,roe, aa dispatch to the Post. says;
q, /. only now that the opportunity
.,ssents Itself "a exhibit in due pro-
ror.lons the self-saerifleing strategy
y Russia At the very opening Of the
"a, for the purpose Of tightening the
,ask OF htr allies.
..Thc Immediate necessity was 70
.,event the destruction of the French
.rmv n, rapid diversion. This Rus
a accomplished maenificently. Her
,aia H. east Prussia. right up 10 Ko.
augsburg. the ancient coronation city
N prssian royalty. AZ once relieved
ne measure upon France by COM
nelline Germany to withdraw her
hes, troops from France and replace
,hen with reserves. This movement
i still in progress.
....,-r,,r e.r,icee Russia performed
were costly TO Russia. but priceless to
her allies"
~The orders given 10 General Rem
renkampf. the dasn.ng cavalry leader
who commanded the raid into east
prussia. were such ns TO prove con
rlusively Russia's royal self-sacrifice
in The common cause. There were
hut scanty chances that Russia could
ncceed IN reaching suitable territory
for a decisive battle. Nevertheless,
Russia nearly accomplished this. for
she got within one march Of the his
tolic hatilcfelds Of Ey.au and Fried
land Rennenkampfs orders We're to
lake his forces ns far as possible into
Prussia without regard to losses
II should be put on record now.
when changed circumstances are com
pelng Russia TO return to stragetic
scheme more advantageous 20 the de-
yeiopment Of her enormous resources,
thai she already has withdrawn a con-
siderable force from east Prussia. and
no surprise viii be felt here If Rus
da withdraws entirely within her own
frontier
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
PLEA To MINERS
TO END STRIKE
IN COAL FIELDS
Convention Adjourns Until To-
day Without Deciding to Ac-
cept Proposition Submitted
by President Wilson.

Trinidad Colo. Sept. i5.--The
United States government and the
international organization 81 the
United Mine Workers Of America to-
day united In plea 10 the striking
coal miners ~ Colorado 70 accept the
peace plan drawn up by hoard of
federal mcdators and Endorsed by
President Wilson The miners con-
vention adjourned until tomorrow
without reaching vote.
Following an address by Frank
Hayes, vice president Of the union
advocating adoption 81 the proposal
on behalf Of the international offic-
ers William Il. Farley. one Of the
two mediators appointed by the Sec
rotary Of labor. told the delegates
thai II would be suicide" for them
to reject the agreement
Are YOU gosng to put the presi-
dent of the United states In posi-
lion where he viii be ridiculed hy
capitalists an over the country he
demanded.
= don't believe YOU are goina To
commit SUICIDE, the leucidi Hl'nlu-
tor added. = believe you're going
10 accept this proposition.
II the federal troops are with
drawn while the strike Is unsettled.
God only knows what will happen.
Hayes. in his speech. told the dele
gates that the union had spent So
O4f.000 upon the strike. lie urged
the acceptance Of the presidents pro-
posal as embodying the best terms
obtainable, and a decided improve
ment over conditions before the
strike.
In the course Of Fairley's speech.
Mother" Mary Jones created d.
version by declaring she saw a Col
orado Fuel & Iron co. spotter In the
hall. taking notes for the c. f. l.
Throw him out by the neck she
shouted
The "spotter" turned out to be a
reporter for the Trinidad newspaper
conducted by the United Mine Work.
ers Of America.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
YOUNG MEN TO
BOOST BUILDING
Of Y. NJ. c. A..
Meeting Tonight in Office Of
R, L, Putney viii Bring Out
Forces Of Those Who viii
Be Benefited

A blk gathering Of the young men
OF AlhuWeraue-ihc element OF the
community most 10 be henctlted--in
the interest OF the proposed ". NJ, &.
A building viii he held tonight in the
offices Of r l.. Puney on Eaat Gem
tnl avenue With view To pushing the
work for The erection Of thai building.
Mr.. rnlncN, who from the first has
been most active M the mattcr Of get
ting v NJ G.. A. building for Albu-
qucruue. stated yesterday that the or
SANITATION frout now would be placed
chiefly In the hands Of the young men
~ the city. II Is the Young man. said
MIR. Putney. WIN will gum most hs
the movement and the young men who
have the most time and enthusiasm
Ia give to IL. For that reason he has
made d special appeal Ia the young
men of Albuquerque 60 help In the
work OF organization for the move
mcnt.
Practically the entire male ENROLL
ment OF the University of New Mexico
will be on hand AZ the puiney building
tNlhEhi, anu nv dN"ltt'N 'H''' VIII w
large gathering from the city Ar
engagements for gathering If 200
have been made. aud indications are
that the attendance viii measure fully
NJ to that number
The Y. N. G. A. committee from
New York. which IL To have charge
of the campaign to raise, funds for
the erection of the building, is 10 he
here on November u, and every ef-
fort ia hems made 10 push The work
a. the point where the minimum OF
labor will lC placed on that commit
tee A general invitation Is extended
to the public to be present at the
meeting al the putncy building to-
night. and an the young men are spe-
cinlly urged 10 turn out
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
CANADIANS HAVE NEW
GENERAL UTILITY TOOL

Valcartler, Que, Sept. 15.-The
Canadian troops. when they SAIL may
be equipped with an implement which
would be useful both as an entrench-
iiis tool and as a bullet shield when
defending an entrenched position
against an infantry attack. 1t is a
new form of spade. which would be
used to dig shallow trenches during
an advance. In the blade an oval
aperture is punched. After the
trenches were dug, the spade would
be spiked 10 the ground; then lying
prone behind il the soldier would fire
through the aperture.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
NIGHT SCHOOL PROVES
VALUABLE INNOVATION


Santa Rosa, \. NJ. Sept, ih.~-The
Guadalupe county high school az this
place has introduced an Innovation
somewhat novel 10 the public schools
In New Mexico. There has been eatah-
lshed night school which Is taught,
tuition free. three evenings In each
week for the benefit Of those who
cannot attend the day school. II II
the aim Of the school TO he of service
to those. hbth old and young. who
need this service rather than 10
those alone who can attend during
the day. Thus far there is an enroll
ment Of eighteen az night and TWEEN
ty-one In day school
The subjects being offered in the
night school are Elementary English.
Business Arithmetic, Bookkeeping,
Shorthand. Typewritng and Spanish.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
GERMANS F0RTIFYING
DEFENSES OF BRUSSELS

London. Sept. 10 $3.50 a. n.y.
amsterdam dispatch to the Reuter-
telegram company says that a local
paper learns from Client that the
uefmans are further strengthening
and fortifying Brussels. They have
placed nitrailleuses on the boulevard
ua Jardln Botanique and in front OF
me north and south stations.
Al Etterbeek, near Brussels, II IS
reported that fighting took place
between Prussian and Bavarian SOL
uiers, thirty Of whom We're killed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
Holds Big German Force.

London, Sept. 16 (i:SS a. MI
fne Daily Chronicles Antwerp CORE
spondent, in a dispatch dated Tues
udy, says there are now 1OU,0UV
oermans ranged around Brussels
while Belgian army of $4,000 men
nas taken shelter beneath the line OF
NE Antwerp forts and will prove a
eohstant menace to the Germans
should they wish to move troops to
France.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
Dizzy Head, TInttering Heart, Floating
Sppci<e

These are signs OF kidney and blad-
der trouble You'll have headaches
too. backaches and be tired all over
Don't wait longer, but begin taking
Foley Kidney Pills at once II won't
be long before your miserable sick
feeling will be gone. You Will sleep
well. cat well and grow strong and ae-
tive again. They are a tonic and your
entire system As we'll as kidneys and
bladder viii be benefited BY their
use. Try them. For sale BY BUTTS
Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16

Santa re, Sept. 5.--Lieutenant
Governor Il. c. de Baca came over
from Las Vegas tonight to dispose
Of a number of routine matters be-
cause of the absence Of Governor
Mcdonald from the state. However.
Governor Mcdonald has so far re-
covered in the hospital at Durango,
that he is expected home Thursday
evening
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
NIayor Is Recalled.

EVeleth, Mimi. Sept 15.--Charged
" political opponents with having VI
oased the corrupt practices act. May
= Joseph j. Gleason and Commission
= j. J. Brince, were recalled by the
eiect0rs of this city.