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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16
@OIi8eiidnt Fritiiirt.

@lifeIieoer Oes .gcrcins Ser aauf-
lcutc iHo Sabrifanten ser gllt.
itoOt" beflagcu iid, CAB 8a6lreide
GiebereieH uorfommen uno bic
@erbreder geD0bnlid cHtfom-
men gserOeu Sic Stra5eu-
ba6n Geieuitait eriudeu, II
oen @aeaons idmmtIiher 9inien
6ci3eH 8u IaiicH
Sdouuugslos ipraaeH iid geiterli
glbeno ole @litglieOer oes n@ereius
Der 9aufleutc luo 5abrifanteu Der
gltitaOt~ iiber ben gegenpdrtigen
%pIi5eioienit ais. @8ebrere Der glH-
ueien0eu mohten gelteuo, OaB in
lester 3eit cine aan8e WleHge Gin.
triite unO GiebitGble in oieiem
Siaott6eilc porsefonmen hno, obne
Oo6 cs Der RoliSei 9ellm9en lit, bic
uSdul0igcu~ 5ii criuiiden Sr. Stt-
mar MorcuS mar oar nidt iiberraidt
urt ioetc: naonuen mir etiuos Pin.
ccrcS ermarten, penn ie0en Gag 40
Goli5iiten aus oen beridie0cnen Gi-
itriften Gi0ilfleiouu9 onIegen mil.
len I'M I'M @eiHdits Giitritt wdb.
rcno Der @ei6nodts5eit Qienit 3u
ucrritten2 2ie nSerren Girbre-
der piiien oas oou5 serau uuO
moden eS iid notiirlih 81 glute -
Der 8GrbereibeIiber Gbas. 3. gSilar
irterrihtote bic Grihienenen iibcr
cinen GinbruH, Der fiir5lib in ieinem
Sciiie periibt puroe. Gr betonte,
6aB er crit no6 20 Winlten longem
Sudeu in Der Gage mar, eiueu EoIi,
Siiten 5n finoen. 9}ahoem CT Die 30.
li5e; oes norooitIiden Giitriftes te-
lcqboniid bcnaHridtigt botte, lpdre
scr Sotrolnogen nit elmer gan5en
9ln5abl &oli8iiten angelangt. Ger
ginbreher bate iih ii3luiiden iton
large perouitet. Die Todter oe5
6m. @ilar entoedte oen Gin6reber
irt Sauie, als iie qlben0s beimfebrte.
Wcbrere Nlitglie0cr beoouerten oaB
Sic @oli5ei6eb5rOe nidt oas eeplaute
Spiten oem3iifolge iiets ein Eoli5iit
GIN Nleloefoitcn Soften iie6t, eingc-
'aDrt Bat.
3ur Sprahe fam feruer, ooB bel
ser iesigen ailte uiht MIR Die DO,
torfiihrer mo GonOuftelre, lonoeru
and oie Naiia9iere oeridicoener 2i-
MEN iebr 81 leioen baben. Der &or-
liscr oes QegisIahur.Gomite's, Serr
Nohn 3. Speuce, ipurOc 0aber beauf-
tragt, IiG nit Der ,.@ereinigten Stra.
benbabn.@eielidait" in @erbinoung
III ieeeu mo Die 9eamteu 81 eriu.
den, 0ie @agsons idulmtlider 2inien
nit Sei5urgs .2lpporaten oeriebcn 81
laiieu.
Bitter 6cidperien lid mebrerc
D1itaIicoer, oaB ouf @aggous Der
.StraBeu.0iuic~, Der yNn.
fcns-glOenle-9inic~ imo Der n6air.
mount glDcnue.9iuie" Der @ebraun
proianer GeOensarteu ieitenS Der
Observation-Disclosures un0 Der 9le-
aer-@aiia9ire ali Der 1agesoronuug
SIT icin ihcint. 9ludj 0aoon iou Nerr
Spence oie 9camten Der StraBen-
babn.&eicuidait in acmtniB iebeu
9lnldBliM 0es uSelbitcatiognIgS-
cages" beipiai9te Der @erein ocn Be-
troa bon 500.
@rdiioent Gberit Socob Soof wir-
Sc autoriiirt, cin ans fiinf NlitgIie-
bern deficiencies Gomite 81 ernenucn
wel9es oie arrangements fir oas
nd9itc Sobres6anfett treiicn ion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16
lingeniisenOer 9SOli5siidjnb i'm
Gorn!h.

Der @inbrud, Der Sonrtag Diors
gen in oen 2aoen bon &ileemon
9ruuoiac g. 81. i'm Grcen Spring
8allcD ouseefi6rt muroc, ueriest
oic oortigeu 8ewobuer in groBe
9lngit uno iie beiprchen tdglid oen
ltugcniigenoen 9oli5ciidiit. Die Sc
9eno noroli1 bon @roofIanoDillc lit
OolIit6ir6ig obne @oli6eioufiidlt, umo
wemu @iilic beuotbigt miro, muB uodl
9lrlinaton Eitesbillc, Eomiou ooer
Dloimt ggoi6inatou tclepbonirt mer.
Sen. 0ieicIben 3uitdnoc bcrritben iiH
Sale eines 6eucrs, uno Ole 9epob
ncr. cinigc ser reidIicn bon Y}arO
lnno iiio Scr glniiht odb ucni1itcns
Elm @oli5iit bel gladlt oort itotionirt
iein lolltc. Gr forntc cntweoer nit
eincu Efcroc oOcr auf cinem @lotor.
RAD ieinc &unOcil m0Ncu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16
@ermiEt S77

sQs ocs Eiebitobls berOadtig
wuroe seitcru glbepo Scr 9leecr @il.
liam 9Ileranoer bon g1r. 33i. Weit.
Nioole. Strobc, perboitet iuo III oic
ipeitlide @oli8ciitotion eiueelieiert.
AleranOer lit IN einer Shneioerges
Ihait on Der 8ranflin.2 .2iraBe auae-
itcIlt, ipobin Der 5iir 3eit IN 91r. 647
@cii.8ranflin- Strobe iuobrenoc g(r.
tilt @eorse q. @roiun nus sluburu,
y y, cineu 9ln5ug 8um Slufbiigeln
gebraht bate. groluu, iUel1er nab.
reno Oer lcbtcn Wodjc i'm ,.0larplaio
Sbeatcr" auitrnt ertIdrle, CT babe
verie6ertlid cine 8rieitdibe nit $77
in Dem 9Ir5uge Iteden Iaiieu iuclhe
nmmcbr pefihwinoeu iei. Eie 9}os
li5ei bat nod cinc anoere Eerion I'M
8eroodt, ben 1iebiinbl beaangcn Bit
5abcn iulo eiue iucitorc @et6oihma
ioll bcporitebcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16
gOrtraa Ses Srn. q. s. GOnonOs.

Sci Dem 2indeon oe5 .9lo0ertiiing
Clubs" beute @littog in 9ir. t5,
5outb.5troBe. miro &r. 9liAoro g..
@omouos, scr &coaftcur oeS rD2aau.
lecturers &ecoro~ cinen %ortrag
ilbcr ,,@as oic Der. Staaten tbun
fonncn4, bnItea. Sr Gomonos III
yicl gcrciit uNo iueiB intcreiiant 5lt
ipredclI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16
aine Rnmilie in qcbensaeiahr.

Sn 2ebcnSgefobr idwebtcn seitcrn
5u friiber W}oracninuoe Serr imo
8roi Siooore GobeM oIs in ibrem
G5rocerieariddft, 9fr. 543, g9ilions
Strobc. Gin Brand aus6ro6 uno iie
erit crmodten. ais ibr G6Iaf5immer
bercits oiht nit 9}oud uuo 2uolm
ongcfHat lpor. Serr Cohen biilte iid
uno ieinc Grou in Gin poor 8etttiider
uno trus 5rau Cohen ourA 9iaud
un6 Guolm oie 9reppe binunter IN
Die @obnlne eires gladborn. Die
6euerpebr lonetc alcia oorouf al
0rt un0 SteIle an fonute ieooh erit
nad Den eroBten glnitrenglngen oes
6euers Serr peroen. Der Brand mar
in Dem al oen 2ooen onitoBenoen
9orrobsraume ouf bis6er nod nidt
ermitteIte Meiie entitonoen. Serr 60.
ben bc8iffert oeu Sdaoen ouf unee.
fdbr $500. Gcrielbc ioll ourd Der,
iiherune geocdt iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16
arisaaIaific nad Bed a0naI. sone.

Iic Rcaierma miro Dem eriuden
ocs 2bcrit GoetbaIS cutipreAen.
llm meiteren geiitralitdts.9er
IebaHaen Uor5ubeuaeu 9ut
iteiOuHg aeiteru aetrofien
@afbinatoH Is. Ge5em6er
@rdiioeut S9ilion unO iein Cabinet
traieu beute Die G.utiAeiouns, oaB
amerifauiide Hriegsihiffe Hadl Der
3analsoue eutian0t tperoeu ioIIen
pm peiiereH @erIebuHgeH Der gleu
tralitdt Der 8oue ourd Shiiie Der
friegiiibreuDeH Nladte eHergiid Dor
5rbeiigen
g9ie bieIe nHo melber @rt bon
RriegSidiiieu uad bort aeiaHot wer
oen iolleH. onriiber ipirO erit eine
gutiheioiug aetroiien tperoen nad
oem ein ousiii6rlider 9eridt bon
GberIt @oetbols, oem @ouperneir
Der aauol5one, oneelonat iein miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16
Seiroi6s aicen,ru.

Soicpb s. Serbcr, 25. mlo 91cpo
"a. @oouc. 27.
2ollis g gloeIbcrg. 26 nuo 2ottie
6. Gobeit 90
Scbn2 9li5cr 25, uao Nlnric aer
ner %.
5obu &nber 32 uno eIi3obct6
Scifl, is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16
gllear 9rnppen nadl glacu.

@citcrcs 6eueru oer D5erifoner ilbcr
oie omerifouiibe @rcn8e miro
bon ben amerifaniIben Gruppeu
cripioert meroeu. Sn Der
StoOt Meyfo ncroen iaeIidl
@mrihhlHecu bon @erifoueru
Dorgenommen.
MoibiuetoM is. 1e5entber
Ole @ereinieten Stooteu @eeie
ruug oemonItrirte beilte Don gIeuem
ibren GntldIuB. nidJt at ouIoen, oaB
pciterbin bon oen megifaniic1eu 6at
tiouen in Noco. Sonoro, mad omcri
faniihcn 8erritorium qeihoiicn
miro.
gldh elmer flir5en lluterreouna
nit icinem Cabinet initrnirte 9r1i
bent g8ilion Sefretor @orriion. oem
@erlon8en bon @rigoSoaeueroI IoS
fer s. 9rb 8ii glaco, glri5., Inn Ser
itdrtimgeu sur @onobahmg irgauo
elmer eintrctenoen Sihotiou ail eilt
iprcd1en. Drei Hesinlcnter SSnfanterie
un6 orci @ottericu glrtillcric mcroen
nod glaco beoroert pm
@cutc sl6eno lerrihte n glonlinir
iirtationsfreiien 0iealleemeinc gln.
iid5t OoB sic @ereiniqten Staoten, 10
balo Die meiiereit nncritaniiAen
Erupper lire SteIhmeeu uuf Der in.
terndtiouaIen &inie be5oacu babeL
irgcno Gin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Suiaute-
rie. 6euer BON mcrifaniideu Eerritc
RUM erpioern Ioiien perocn. 0o es
0rei Cage in glnipruh uebmeu miro.
bis Die Eruppeu lloco crrcihen 10
babeu Sic merifaniidcn TattipncH
nod oieie Jriit lin Den omcrifoni
iden 6oroerunsen 8N cntiprehen
ooer aber in ibren @teIInaen be
ihoiicn au nerocn
nit oen ueueN @erii1rfrneen er.
reid)t Die omerifaniide gIrnee ga
91aco Die Sidrte peH 5000 @lann
einihIieBlid6 poaia 5AwaOroneH
aouaaeric, 3 HcainqatcrN Snioittc.
rie imo 6 9atterien 9lrtiaerie nit
"a @eihiibcn @eueraI @ia BON Ser
GarrauJa.5aftion pcrfiiat iibcr 1890
Maru uuo @cncral llaNtorena non
Der Sutierrc5.Regierung iibcr $500
Iic bi5 iebt on Gnrra5a uiio @n
tierre3 erlaiieuen Marnungcn 6atieu
iowcit STR 6olae aebabt, oaB Sia
uno @1aptorenn iiiiruirt purocn, ihr
6ener 70 5i reeuIiren 0aB feinc &C.
idloiie 1if nmerifaniiheS 1errito.
riiim ianeu 9iah 9lniiht biciiger
bober geanter pur0en Dieie S,uiirnf
tioncn ciitfucoer cutgeaen aenommea
mno ciniah uu6eohtet aclaHen ooer
iullroe Der Gupfang Der Suiirlfiio
nen 1biidtIib nerleuanet
Set ben Iebtcn p1ar 1aaen iielcu
forhuabrcuo @eidoiIc iiber oie@ren5
linie.
Wtoiienhinridtan9cnin in
5to6t Nl crifo.
Gincnt bier eingctroficuen ofii3iel.
Icr geribt 5nfolee wlr0cn IL 0eu
Ieeier 1aecn in scr Staot Dleyifo
5miiden 100 nr0 100 @lcrifauern
bon ocnen iriibcr piele cine groBs
Rone ipielten I'M @ebeinleu biuac
riHtet.
GS luiiroe tueoer angege6en, mcr
oie pinritiimgcn anorouete noh
iurr0cu oie 92oucu scr &inaeridltc
ter befdnut semadlt
gIbeeieben bon oieica Siuridtun.
oeu peItu anacbIit elm tdalitcs
@ortomutnih 5ilocu berridjt iii SET
Stoot Merifo Cromlng
&illo 5tebt acgcu @uo0ot
loiara
q Na o Ccras i6 Ic5cnlpcr
Sercrl &illd III bcNic peu ser
5taoi Gbiuuabua nah oen 5hoeH
ohgccbrcR mn 1cii Eel05u9 aegcn
eiuooaIaiaro, Sic 5meitaroBtc 5ta0t
III Rcrifo 5u beginner lucldc onrh
cine itorfe @orran5o @aruiion Der
ibci0iat mir0.
Ilc Observation-Disclosures baben 0ic
5tobt ga @orca, SaIisro, bciebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16
Nran 8ar6aIn MilIeL 0erEsiat.

9lah cincr NeauielnNlciie III Der
9t ,So6nSSlirne onrd &nicr @iiicI
DON ser St. 92i1aelS airmc NIT go.
icr Stol5 m0 @oter Nicger al3 Gia,
fon rem. Liaion, iuiIroc geitern
0loraen 6rou Barbara @iIicl pot
9}r. $50, .StraBc, ole lcbten
Somita9 i'm 9llter BON 7S SaDrel
aus Ocm 2e6cn Inico alf penn %l.
Grl0ierSrie06of beeroiet. Tic Ser.
itor6eue uurOe in @roBeu'5cc6ab,
in 9aVcrn 9cboren mo fam i'm
Sabre 1915 mad gLnerita eSul
Sabre 1871 per6cirat6etc iie iid init
Sru So6n @iiic( Der iDr por IA
So6ren oura Den 900 cutriiiea lpitr.
DC. 5ic nor ein WltglieO Der Gr5'
ihpeiteridaft ocr N 8amilic Oer
ct. Safobus.airde. slls 9a6rtlih.
irdger nlngirteu oie Serren ~. 9ioi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16
3rm Iic6ten alul snm 9srGfoenten
eriu1hlt.


syn ser geitern 9lbeno in Der oSar.
riIon SalIe. g1r. 1915, 01oro. 5uls
ton.9loeaue, obgc1oltenen @eriomm-
lung oeS @cidGftsIeutr 9ereins BON
9loromcit Baltimore mitr0e Serr
5rcoerid Clement @eber gum iiebten
Ulale gum 4rdiioentcn erwablt.
1err S4eber, Der Griin0er oes Der.
Gins, lit cine ouBeroroeutlid) befonu-
tc HeriouliHfcit in 9loropcit 9alti-
more; ibm iin0 eeroOc IN 0ieIcr
5taottbcil cine arobe gln6a6l bon
&crbciierilngen ooruntcr oie 5hof.
fung ocs Gaitcrwooo 9Sarfs, ST Der.
6oflfen. Scrr Beber, ciu 9elitif-
glmcrifoner, lit Director Der u9lmeri-
con Ggbonac ono S1biugs Nouf"
an ser gdc ser @cnniDlpalio imo
glorib 9(ucnue iu0 ScfretGr Der
r@1arblano GouierDotion gliiocia.
tiou.4 6erner 1T CT nod aH 5a6lrci-
den 6inora rufo oifcntlihcn SnIti.
ti.tei Der 5ta0t lcbboit iutereilirt.
slllBer Srn 8eber luuroen Die iol-
oenoan Ncrrer Si Qconlten crwd5lt.
,, GafleD Spencer \ @icc Nrdiis
cent; Drontor % Site .. SicchErd.
iiScrt; 66nrleS ". Sorriion 3. @icr.
Erdii0eut; So6n " GmidA 9elretdr
INA 5d)aBmciiicr; 5ranf 9ieit w.
G N2perS, 5innnj 5efretdr luO
gInspalt; Or, &orrp 6. @eniis, Ger
eennt at glrms; Iiroftorcn. s.
o. SorO, 6. @olter @ilcS, 8. q.
S2cber, g6as. zimmerman s. gllou
6lcoOernnn, SamcS z Srelano, $.
81. ScinL Gopio 8. Sorriion ". @.
@ii6op, or. Mm s. Snllinan im0
gllacrt S6lIb-
sSn Der Septaiopben.0aae miro anl
92cuia6rstoge ein Ban Der Srldnoer
oe6alten um 6on0S fir bic onrd
0cit aricd notbleioen0cn S$rl0n0cr III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16
Nlnhe h 0es @Hraera Nflidlt.

3u So Strofe uno Soften muroe &c.
tern in Der noroweltIiben &oli5ciito.
tioi scr iii 9lr. 1881, 9gcit.2abolc.
5traBc, mo6nboite 0tto Sen bon
9aihter @lc6oul periribeiIt, ga cr
oeu 9teger Gbarles 8. Sodiou BON
llr, 1856, 9lrgplc 9lDcuuc. tbatliA
anseariffeu bottc. Sen ertIdrte, ser
91eacr bo6c ibn nit einem 6nbrraoe
anaeioHreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16

Sn Der Septaiopben.0aae miro am
92cuio6rstoge ein Ban Der Srldnoer
oe6alten I'M 6on0S fir Die ourh
6cn arieg notbleiocioen SrIonoer 5it
iaHmcln
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-07

Count Berchtold, the prime minister
Of Austria. is the man who directed
the diplomatic correspondence that
resulted in the rupture with Seryia
and the hot letters that have followed
with Russia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22
Rio Grande Railway Company.

Time Table No. IA, between Brownsville
and Point Isabel. Effective Saturday,
August I, 1914.
Days Other Than Saturday or Sunday.
Brownsville Point Isabel
Leave. Is 30 o. VIII. Arrive. 10 90 a.. m-
Arrive. 100 p. m. Leave. $50 p. A..
~"shunJ. .
Leave. 3 80 am. Arrive. 10 90 p. m.
Arrive. a 30 p. m. Leave. 500 p. m.
Leave @ 90 p. IN Arrive. 7:30 p. M.
Sunday.
Arrive. 7:30 a. TIL. Leave. 900 q. I'm.
Leave. 20 90 a.. IN. Arrive. 10 80 q. III.
Arrive 80 p. IN Leave. 600 p. m.
ID. A. 0rBRTEN,
Vice President and General Manager.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22

The Brownsville Civic league, through
Mr.. y. II. Williams, vice president, and
Mis- A.. l.. kowal~ki. secretary, addressed
"A communication To the council advising
that body that the Civic league would pay
the bills for crude oil spread on the streets
IN regarding work, up TO the amount 90
$1,000. The council at present has no
money ~ It~ disposal with which to take
up further street work al this time, and
the city secretary was instructed 10 ar-
knowledge receipt Of the offer and to thank
the league for il. also To- advise that The
proposition was turned over 10 the stress
and bridge committee Ia be- taken advant-
age Of rs soon as the council j. ready to
renew it, street improvements work.
The council authorized the payment OF
~ each 10 the presiding officers Of the re-
cent election. and - each to the clerk.
who assisted in the election.
The city secretary was instructed "a
place advertisements in local papers call
ing attention To the recent offer Of the
city conncil waiving the payment of the
IA per cent attorneys fees in the paving
notes given by certain property owners
in payment Of the street paving, aud adj
vi~ing the property owners that ii such
NOTES were paid BY October 20 there would
be- no expense to the property owner other
than the interest at the rate Of six per
cent. The attorneys fees will be- paid BY
the city.
IhAlN YnN.Aa.a st fhn swanat.n.w 1.1- VOW
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22

Richmond. Va.-Nirginia voters Will bal
lot today on the question OF Statewide
prohibition under an act Of the last legis-
Iature directing the Governor 10 cuil a
special election for September %. upon
the petition Of approximately $4,000 quail
fled voters Ninety OF the 100 Virginia
counties already nave voted out ~saloon-
i'm local option contests and, even IA the
Statewide prohibition proposition l. de-
feated. ninc-tenths ct the State will r.
main dry. A prohibition victory wouId
close all saloons I'm the remaining len
counties and in the principal cities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22
FIGURE "13" TRAILS COL. JNO.
MCLINTOCK OF BROWNSVILLE;
STORY OF A PULLMAN BERTH

were thrown from their resting places.
Several other persons were thrown hel.
ter-Skelter about the ear. windows crack
cd and a few crashed. and when things
had about settled and everybody began
to examine themselves for grounds for
damage suits Mr. MrClintock happened
10 investigate the wilted appearance Of
the negro porter. who had been thrown
%Sprawling into a berth he was making
mp. II was seen that he was unconscious
and the uniniured passengers dashed n
few gallons OF water into his face. finally
bringing him around The porter had
been thrown against a projection. caus.
ing him 10 lose the control ~ his breath.
ing apparatus temporarily.
The passengers then hogan 10 explore
further and found that in taking a sid
ing the passenger train had dashed into
a string ~ gravel cars and the engine
had plowcd deep into the first one. The
headlight had hcen turned uH. acr0rd-
ing TO orders. and because Of the dark
ness the engineer did not See the gravel
ears until he was right against them A
negro brakeman. riding the pilot. saw
the gravel earS Just in time 10 save him.
self by jumping far ~ a side.
Col. McClintock states definitely that
he intends 10 take up a course Of ath-
letics In order Il III him for occupying
npperS IN ease If necessity. Al least
he has bad his last experience with low.
er Ii Hereafter II will have TO be
some other number.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22

III any one has doubts concerning ilg
old superstition that where AZ" occurs
there's bound to b. trouble SCORER or lat.
er they should Immediately communicate
with Col McClintock. proprietor Of the
Miller hotel Of this city. and their doubts
viii BE- removed ''muy pronto.''
1t all arose out of the fact that the
ticket agent al Houston insisted that the
only remaining berth on the cool side Of
the train that left Houston Sunday night
was lover H.. Col. McClintock backed
on slightly. recalling the fact that on
his last trip from Houston 10 Browns
vile a few months ago he was awarded
lower IL. and there were washouts galore
the following day that DELAYED him sew
eral days and AnaIly sent him on u
roundabout course 10 Brownsville. one
that he has never appreciated.
Therefore ii followed that Col. McClin.
took was a little slow in accepting lower
Ii last Sunday night. but hesitatingly he
surrendered To the superior comfort Of
lower IL. not caring 10 indulge In the
series Of athletic exercises required i'm
occupying m upper 81 some other more
favorable number.
The train pulled out and things went
well for a short time. Col. Mcclintock
engaged In conversation W. :. Black.
shear of San Benito. both men resting
against the arms Of Pullman seats. the
while watching that busy person. the
Pullman porter. making up the berths.
As u happened Col. McClintock and Mr..
B~lackshear were discussing the troubles
that follow the combination one and
three, and Mr.. McClintock was relating
the tale Of bis last trip from Houston
TO Brownsville in % lower ID.
In the midst Of this unlucky CONVEX.
~sation, and while the train apparently
was slowing down both men suddenly
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22
EXPECTED
ON DECREASING
C0TTQHACREAGE

Dallas, Texas. Sept. 22.-After many
local meetings and much discussion, def
mite action was expected to be taken today
al the convention 81 the Texas division,
Southern Cotton association. 10 show the
stand Texas farmers will take in regard
10 curtnilment or storage Of next years
cotton crop 10 Offset low prices induced
ny the European war. Delegates will al~o
be elected to the New Orleans meeting.
September %, when an attempt will bc
made TO fix a minimum price for the
staple that will h. binding on every mem
Der Of the association.
Action Of the Texas division today was
awaited eagerly throughout the cotton
belt, owing "a the fact that Texas l. the
largest cotton producing State Inn the
South. What action Texas may take will
be reasonably likely 10 greatly influence
the New Orleans deliberations. There
VIII also be elected today Texas five mem
bers OF the executive committee of twenty
four Of the Southern association.
Among interesting addresses before the
convention was one by Congressman Hat
ton ". Summers. Other prominent men
spoke on "The Reach and Extent of the
Buy-a-Bale Movement AWhat the Oil
Mills Can DO in the Emergency" aAddi-
tional Currency Legislation, State and
Federal" and Accepting Cotton on Ac-
count and Reducing the Acreage"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22
The Family
Market Basket

These are sad days for the family market basket.
Many events seems to have conspred to bring about higher
prices. and the careful housewife must be wide awake to make
ends meet. She can not afford to purchase haphazard. She must
have the best available information Of products and prices.
In these days the advertising columns Of a live newspaper like
the Herald are immensely valuable.
They are the public market place. They keep a woman informed
as to the greatest purchasing power Of hr dollar.
The woman who uses newspaper advertising for her guide Is |
more apt to get 100 cents plus for her dollar than her neighbr
who shops h~aphazard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22

FOR SALE-One very fine "Fox" shot
gun. complete with leather case $3.50;
also one good "Ithaca" shotgun cheap.
Both good a. new. Win also sell our
household furniture, which IL i'm good con-
dition, at a bargain. Address w. s. Black
shear, San Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22
URGES
NEW COMMISSION
TO GET BUSY
|C~anvasses Vote in Recent Charter Com
AWission Election and Confirms List Of
Commissioners and Vote as Given BY
Newspapers.
VOTE is SCATTERED, MANY
INDIVIDUALS BEING H0k0REn
Council Receives Offer from Ladies'
Civic League TO Pay for Oil 10 Be Used
In Regarding Streeh-Council Gives
Thanks and Files.

With the exception Of canvassing the
vote from the recent election the city
council transacted little business ycster-
day afternoon. The work of canvassing
the returns occupied more han two honrs.
caused by the great number Of individual
candidates for charter commissioners.
However, the result Of the recount was
Nv confirmation Of the list Of charter
Commissioners and their votes. a. given
M the Newspaper. following the election.
1lhe charter commissioners
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22

FOR SALE-One lot and House In block
Al, Tot ~, -. Charles street, Browns
vile. Write Box G, Harrington, Texas.
gl22lllts
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22
Brownsville


have leased the AIo dc Aqua pasture,
owned by the Brown estate, near harllngen,
and hereby give notice that ! will prose-
cute to the full extent Of the law any per-
son or persons who may be- found hunting
In said pasture.
sl24l3sts EMELl0 CHAMPION.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22

Berlin, Sept. L-fDelayed IA com
mittee formed In Frankfort Main
~nnounce that Il has organized for the
special purpose Of sending TO south An.
erica truthful reports Of political and
economic conditions In Germany
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22
Scattered Votes.

A large hist of citizens was included
among The number 81 commissioners voted.
all receiving from one to fifiy three votes.
These included the following:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-25
THOMAS NOT TO
. HANDLE CASES
. AGAINST M'CARN
viii Remain in Honolulu Until
Indictments Against District
Attorney Are Disposed OF

You are hereby appointed special
assistant to the attCrney.genern and
directed until further notice to take
charge of all cases now pending or
hereafter to arse in the Office of the
United States attorney, district of Ha-
wall. and authorized and directed to
conduct grand i1ry proceedings when
necessary in connection with same, ex-
cept Investigations now pending against
McCarn, United States attorney. Take
oath end enter on duty as soon as pos
sib'e. Letter of confirmation follows.
The foregoing cabsegram, received
late. yesterday afternoon by NJ. A.
Thomas from Attorney general Mercy
nolds in WashiE gton, D. c., explains