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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
For TIE HIGHWAY.

The following arguments have hccr
advanced ia behalf ~ the Military High
way:
The series of revolution IN Mcxicr
have no; benefited the United State,
~ any marked decree. In fact. the ~
%tiviticS Of succeeding "%iStaS" have rams
"a the national government no little
trouble and Inconvenience and expense
il having been necessary for the war a.
partmcnt 10 maintain a strong patrol
~ troops along the MANY miles ~ bor
der almost constantly for the last three
ar four wears.
4 few mouth, ago \ plan was advanc
ed in this state. the execution of which
ii was agreed wiuld mean a vast saving
to the federal government in continuing
its work 81 guarding the border. The
idea contcmplatcS nothing less than con
>truction ~ 4 highway a. follow The
windingS of the Rio Grande from T.
paSo a. Brownsville. expense Of the i'm
provcmcnt To be borne by Uncle Sam.
With hut casual consideration the ~
cragc ncr>in j. inclined To- dismiss sucl
4 project ~ unfca>iblc. hut il has enough
merit 10 have claimed the attention Of NJ
less 4 parsonage han Senator Morris
sheppard and g. have been given attcn
ton In the United States senate. Scnat
or sheppard introduced 4 resolution a>l
ing for the appropriation of ~3JU0 4,
dciray expenses incidental To making ;
preliminary survey ~ the proposed higi
highway. This resolution j. now in th'
hands ~ the committee on military az
fairs and prospects are that il will |.
reported lavorably.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
NINE CHILDREN FACE POSSE.

Mayvillc. y. y Edward Brarlslcy
The Summerdalc farmer who Wednesday
shot and perhaps fatally wounded john
g. W. Putnam. overs rr of the poor of
thautauqua county. was still barricad
eel ia the little farmhouse a mile outside
the village where the shooting occurred
creek shots who and a posses of =, lf,rcd
men is on guard. Ia the sheriff force
half "A dozen crack shots who are nm.
der instructions 10 fire at Beard>lcy
Whenever he shows himself The fear
az w0unding Mrs. BcarlSlcy of the nine
children in the house with the dc>Icra-
10 WAS the reason for combining the
shooting 10 the s~harpShootcrS. BcardScly
has promised Ia give himself MP tomor
row. Mrs. HcardSclv came 10 the window
aud said there was no fire in the house
aud that the children were starving and
The sheriff sent two men to the house
with food. Bcard>lry covered them with
a rifle aud made them pass the food
through A window.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16

Just IL ~ home when the days work j.
over.
Just ~ % home when the Sky'S get
ting gray.
That's the best ~ All. If a mans Il home
lover
Just ~ % home with the laddic ID
play:
Just IA 90 home u the wife who j. wait
ing
What 81 the cares which are past ~
10 come
When II brings sweetness. the tired
heart claiine-
Just "a 20 home?
Bright visions fade aud hopes buoyant
must perish.
~ man may live without sorrow and
pain.
Vet. I life'S one dearest gift We hut
cherish.
Love brings the dreams ana the hopes
back again
Knowing our loved ones are waiting e.
greet a..
Troubles must melt like the bubbles in
foam:
SORROW aud loss Of content cannot cheat
H..
When We 20 home.
what q good world in this world which
We live iHP
what 2 good life in this life which w
Lead
Weary We grow ia the race which W
strive IN.
But the reward Is repayment indeed
Long i lifc'S workday. but sure j. The
gucrdon
When stars awake ia the darkcnin.
dome:
GLADLY We live and toll with the burden
Just % 70 home.
Lee Shippey.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
RAN IN
IN GOOD ORDER
PROMOTERS OF RACE. At FAIR
GROUNDS PLEASED WITH RE
SUIT OF RUNNING RACES
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
X. y. JOH\SON'S HORSE. BOB
BTRNIIAM. RUNS QUARTER MILE
IN TWENTY Two AND THREE
FOJRTHS SECONDS.

Every body was Thoroughly >~ati>fic !
with the way the races were pulled off
Yesterday afternoon. ia direct contrast
to those w the two days previous. Thr
horses started easily. aud ". u. LIB
book the official starter stated that h.
hid little Air. VI trouble during any 1T
the events.
~ the first event. u quarter mile dash
Bob Rurnham. owned hv N. \. John
son. first. time 80 = Seconds: Silver
King. Joe Lee. N ncr. second; Dan Car
son. scratched.
Second event Quarter mile: Dutch.
owned by Il. J. Tucker. . tine - | :
seconds: Dan Carson y. y. Wagner
owner second.
Ia the third event. 4 two hundred and
fifty ward dash. Noodles. owned hv Joe
lIol oway. won. time H. seconds: SLEEPY
Dick. owned by Jim Buzzar. second aud
Jim RIVALS. owned hv Fill >ittcrly. third.
Only 4 fair sized crowd attended the
races Yesterday. and those who saw them
stated that the events were the best they
had ever seen on = short straight track.
In fact. they deserved better attendance.
Dr. McCain was official timer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
OF II DAY

Yesterday closgcd the wheels ~ justice
ia the criminal district court. When the
ease Of Walter Johnson. charged with
killing Will Smith. WAS called for trial
the attorney for Jackson produced a
health certificate 10 show that the dc.
PENDANT il suffering from smallpox.
And if this certificate j. not enough
I'll bring the defendant into the court
and Let YOU see for Yourself" the attor
ncy remarked. II was entirely unncccs.
sary. The ease was Immediately rontin-
used and the 100 jurors that had been
summoned were excused.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
ITDGE RAMSEY To BE At MEET
ING.

Austin. TcN.-.Iudsc W. I. Ramsey
said today h. would attend The meet.
ing II prohihitioniSts ~ Fort Worth
next Saturday.
Condit onS IN this state IRE dcplor
able" said Judge Ramsey. There ought
10 h. AMI w must find y way out. ! h.
licvc IL ~ ~ the luty ~ an c"Hlicmo
traits who entertain substantially the
same views ! 10. ~ attend this meeting
and take counsel for the good II The
commonwealth"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
|, RING TANGoING II FITZ STEPS

York. Robert Fitz>immou>. for
r. heavyweight champion boxer ~ the
arid. appeared hcforc Justice Scahurv
the Supreme court Wednesday ana
.leJ through counsel e. hc permitted
rcappiear IN he ring. j privilege dr
I'd him by the state athletic commits
M. "Whcn | return ~ the ring I'D this
In" said Fity>immon>. there " u hc
a more foot races ar tangoc> inside th'
,pcsI think The public can Src enough
IN the cabaret shows. What
want H. some genuine boxing.
stzsimmnns ~ ~ wears old. Arguments
i'm be continued Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
TRIP HAS
USP|C|OUSSTART
Continued from page one

bcrs of the Chamber Of Commerce ana
a few outsiders 10 defray the expenses
of a second automobile. the third having
been offered by Albert A. Browne. How
ever. Mr. Brownies ear was in the gar
age IN the hands of Il m~ach.nist. who
discovered upon examination that sev-
cral parts not 10 h. had here were need
eel. Mr.. Browne therefore generously
offered "a dcfray the expense IT 4 third
ear 10 such an amount IL j. not alrcad,
available from the fund secured by
James \. Browne and Mr. Cobolini.
The party had arranged an itinerary
which called for the spending nf ton ehi
at Mission: however. il was later dccid
81 10 push on to Roma for the night. in
order that they may reach Laredo Satur
day afternoon where a royal rcccptian
awaits them.
Tomorrow night nj : o'clock 10 the
ElkS hall in Laredo there will hc 4 pub
lic meeting for the purpose Of receiving
the GOOD roads men. and 20 discuss the
projected military highway .long The
Rio Grandc. also Ia make resolutions to
H. presented 10 the National Govern
mcnt al Washington.
The following program has been mr.
ranged for the evening by the Laredo
Chamber Of Commerce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
CHILD HAS MARROW ESCAPE

Fling. Tex Little Charlec MclDavid.
Youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Me
David. suffered severe burns on the
mouth and neck last Tuesday. In some
manner he child cot hold of 4 bottle If
iodine and was in the act Of drinking
the contents when Mrs. McDavid diScov.
cred her and the mothers screams fr ght.
cncd the child and caused her 10 drop
the hottie Spilliu. the contents on her
mouth aud neck The burns are not dan.
grrouS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16

il i estimated that the proposed road
from III Paso to Brownsville could hc
built for ~2>1j 0n0. or less than what il
costs the government to keep the pres
cnt number If troops 81 duty in the ter
ritory. This makes an average cost ~
$500 n mile.
Even the most enthusiastic support
er> ~ the highway appreciate that it,
construction would present MANY di.i
cult engineering features along certain
sections If the route. In the big bed
country. for instance. the cost per NILE
would far exceed $500 might even RIM
~ high aS $4,000 or $1,000 IN places.
But advocates Of the project say that
there are other long stretches where the
cost of putting the road in first class
condition would not exceed 500 Il mile
ruuntcrbalancing the more expensive
work. 60 those VINO are urg ng the mat
ter stick 10 $500 ~ the average cost
per mile and saw for hat money the high
way between I'll raSo and Brownsville
could he made rs fine a. any IN BcXar
county.
With the highway constructed II i
ldN anrcd hv champions IL the movement
AiiAl AHf Hfl'ltf fffi-l ~ HtAlNii'u FN
hilf the number u. ~ ,np now on lrt
Such is the argument on which hope j
based that Tnc'c sam will ~ into hi>
pocket 10 the extent or nearly $1,000.
0O0 to dcfrav he cost of building. They
say that y good highway extending the
length ~ the district being patrnllrd
would facilitate the movement of troops
"a such an extent hat one soldier could
easily watch the stretch which two are
required ~ cover under present condi
tions. If the force were cut in half the
government would h. saved about -.
non. 600 yearly in maintaining the patrol
IN other words the saving ia two wears
would more than ply for construction II
the entire highway.
Supporters of the plan say hat ar
other way IN which the road would ben
eft the national government would lr
hv the increased facilities provided for
The prevention of smuggling. Revenue
officers would hc better able 10 keeu
watch along the line AMI prevent goods
from being brought across the rivr~
duty free Al the present time the lack
Of means of travel makes il difficult for
officials Ia keep many points in the rng
gcd section under obscrvaiion-and il is
where the revenue officers are not that
the SmneglerS are usually busy.
Morder towns have given their endorse
mcni TO the plan for a highway aud are
working hard Ia bring the matter Ia the
attention If the government. MANY pcti
tions have been prepared and sent Ia Son
ator Norris sheppard about the matter
" j. expected that important action ~
The highway project will I've taken "a Il
mccting called for Eagle Pass. January
II. Delegates have been invited from nll
border pointS and MANY other towns "a
South aud West Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
AGAIN IL THE TANGO con
DENIED.

Bolognc. Italy. Mgr. DrllachicSa.
archbishop Of Bologna. has ISSUED 4 pas.
toral letter strongly condcma.ng the tan
H. 20. The archbishop SAYS he knows
&c the dance only through The illuStra.
tiOns in the newspapers. lie warns the
clergy and the people especially against
certain forms az the dance. The news
paper publishing the pastoral letter
calls the tago n ~Savagc'> dance
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
ON TO EAGLE PASS.

Leaving Laredo Monday morning. ~.
c%ording - the prc>nt itinerary. the par
~ ia fresh automobiles VII continue
the trip 70 Eagle Pass. having been join
"a bv 4 number of others al Laredo.
NJ Eagle Pass "Wednesday there j. ~
bc a Joint meeting ~ the Southern Nat
innal Highway association and the mil
tarv highway boosters. and ~ this meet
ing 4 committee will ~ appointed 10 20
81 Washington in behalf Of the military
highway.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
FOLLOW THE RIO GRANDE.

II j. proper that the road should
closely follow the course Of the Rio
Grandc from I'll Pasn 10 Brownsville. 4
distance OF approximately ll5n miles.
Such important towns a. Eagle Pass.
Del Rio. Laredo and hundreds of small
- communities would he touched again.
il would wind through dcSolate stretches
whore hahitatinn> are far between. "a
in tie big bend country.
Those unfamiliar with the undertake
ing are inclined to ask why the road
should h. mapped ont 40 follow the Dor
der so closely instead IF passing through
MANY ~ the larger towns near the line.
Tn, answer j. according 10 champions
NJ the scheme. that the highway ,h0uld
PRIMARILY serve the purpose of facilitat.
inc troops III their patrol work. And
that can be best accomplished by hay
ing the road traverse the territory where
The actual patrolling must be lone.
At the present time there are approx
matcly 1000 Officers and enlisted men
~ duty along the Mexican border a.
prevent infracti0n> If the neutrality
laws and ~ safeguard the lives and prop
crtv If Inhabitants ON this side of ihe
river. Regiments are scattered from
Brownsville to Sa>ahc. thirty miles west
az NogaleS. AriZ.. a distance. following
the windings If the frontier. II Somc
1000 miles. Notwithstanding the great
strength II the force the stretch 10 y,
covered i "a IA that II all al
tie soldiers were distributed il would
mean only four or five men 4 the mile.
COST COMPARATIVELY SMALL
Last year il cost the government ~
50a >>O la maintain the border patrol
something more than $1,000 a day. YcI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
LYFORO ITEMS
fSpccidl ~ THr HcrdId.1

Lyford. Texas. Jan. IL Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe /umbrock and family. Mrs. w. \.
Comp Mrs. a. VI. Mason. MISS Jean
krnc,iy and q. Il. Offers are ia Browns
willie for the Midwintcr fair.
MIR. and Mrs. u u. Stevenson and
daughter. Miss Dorothy. were fair viSi
tors last week.
W. l.. Thurmond # Decatur. Texas.
IL III lvfurd looking after hiS land III
the San MatiaS ranch. Mr.. Thurmnnd
j. we'll pleased with IN" improvement
Lyford has made since his first visit
here eight wears ago.
Clarence Wilson. who has been en-
ployed on the Panama canal. j. visiting
ia I.yford.
The BI>,neSS Mems cub j. making
arrangements to place two signs on
either side of the railroad track ~ Lv-
ford. Each sign will bc fifty feet long
and ten feet high. The signs will tell
all the advantages this section has.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16

a woman who by bearing and dress
"onld be distinguished rs new rich en-
tered a street ear, and with 4 very haurh
~ air seated herself near nm old Italian.
When The conductor came ~ rnkr ~
fHrcS she said 10 him in a loud vo'cc:
Let me of NJ my husbands hank"
Tie conductor. evidently knowing her
assured her that h would and passed
on 70 the Italian.
let me off al my peanut stand cllIc.!
ont the old fellow. rs he paid his fare.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16

Bishop Blourgram was laughing IN
Denver over the servant girls definition
"or N least part ~ IL. she said. ] was
walking the other dav. when ! came
upon a little bov smoking a cigarette.
"GontineSS. Willie. said Y. what
would your moth.r say IL She saw YOU
smoking cigarettes like that"
" shed raise Cain Willie said .They
'rr out ~ her best box
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16

Run upstairs Tommy. and bring
hlh,'S nightgown.' said Tomny'S mo
Their.
"nan't want to" said Tommy.
roh. Tommy. IL Won are not kind 70
your new little sister. she'll put on her
wings and Nv hack Ia heaven"
Tammy'~ rcplay came:
We'll let her nut on her wings and
lily upstairs for her night gown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
)SIDER TENNS PROJECTS JAN.
NEN ~

Cashington. The h0uNr committee
iycrs and harlur> viii take az the
: projects next Wednesday. Ian. -
\ a view of giving al parties inter
n i'm Texas river and harhnr drrcl
,ent. viii IT, ~ hand IA give The com
fees such information a. the members
\ desire
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
ErST OF TAFT BEING MADE.

New York For several weeks Prof.
William III. Taft. Of Vale has been Civ
ing Sitting> to &. :. pictro of this city
who u making Il bust of the former pres
idcnt which j. 10 he placed IN The
laeu" palace Of peace. The proposal to
install the bust there was conceived by
the New York Peace Society.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
SEA vOYAGERS SEE MIRAGE.

New York. Lower New York upside
down was The strange sight that greet
cr passengers on the steamer prinz .loa-
chin a. the vessel. inhnnnd. paused off
SANDY Hook waiting for the most "a
clear. Tn the dense vapnr raised hy the
cold weather appeared a clear cut mir
age Of the tip nf Manhattan inverted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16

Hrenham. Tcx.-chri>tian ~I:ippcnhag-
Jagged 30 years. a prominent farmer ~
el Berlin community. WAS shot four
and killed Tuesday night "a his
)me, three miles from Rrcnham. lie
III Carl Gardner worked q farm togcth
Carl Gardner came 10 l;rcnhim and
t'rcndered Ia the sheriff and IL IN The
t~ishlngton County Jail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
me PHYSICIAN ~ ACQTITTED

ln Antonio. Tex. Br. W. \. WON
~ Of the seven San Antonio ply.
ans indicted on q charge Of mi>uSine
United States mail sto carry un y
'ticc forbidden in the pcnal code
acquitted by u iury III The federal
rict court here. The eases Of the r.
ming siX physicians are duckrtcd
1 the present term of court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
FEAT LAKES ARE POLLUTED.

Washington. Pollution If the waters
he Great Lakes anil the rivers and
Suns on the Canadian boundary along
III more than six million people live.
revealed ia . report he inter.
NAL joint commission ~ Allen
rI~cLauehlin ~ the public health ser.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
TO VOTE ON RoND ISSUE.

,aliurriaS. Tex. Members 81 The rom
I ,ioncrS court have called a special
ton for Feb. II To- vote upon a court
- bond issue 81 80. 600. Al the same
g the voters will pass upon a pro
eel better roads issue uf ~. 900.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
POLITICAL NEWS.


l-N-NI Ills ~ ~ u"
Austin. Tcx.-If n doubt has exist
cl among the eliminating primary pro-
h hilton democrats ~ Texas that Walter
n. Lane fully intends to abide Nv his
often reiterated statements that he viii
become a candidate for the nomination
for governor until the close of the polls
IN the next democratic primaries CO..
July - next. II was d.Spcllel when h.
forwarded W registered mail bis applica
tipn a. Chairman Walter Collins ~ the
state democratic executive committee. ~
Iiill>boro. 10 havev his name placed on
Official ballot. Mr. Lanes application
will be- the first ia h. received by Chair
MN Collins.
Other than 20 state that h. had made
rpn.irltion ~ have his name placed on
The official ballot. Mr.. Lane had moth
.ng to say. Mr.. Lanes application fol
lows.
Hon Walter Collins Chairman
State Democratic Executive committee
.'Iill>horo. Texas Dear Sir. ~ rom
nliancr Article a0aS ~ the revised civil
statutes ~ 1911. I hcrchv request that
nv name hc placed On The ballot ~ n
candidate tnr The office - governor "
Texas ~ H. voted on M the democratic
primary election "a H. held on July -.
1911
! am - wears ~ age. my occupation
: controller ~ public accounts ~ the
state 81 Texas: ny Residence j. IN Fort
Worth. Tarrant County. Tex: my pos
office ad lrc>S j. Au: in. Tex. Yours
yer! truly. w. u. LANE"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16

Nm order for - 900 ton ~ St"tl rails
from the Louisville X IShvillc Railroad
Company will keep the plants ~ the
Tennessee Company running for ~ least
three months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16

There are indications tine The oil pred
iudicc against sweet corn a. a staple
article Of food j. giving way IN Eng.
land. Sweet corr. IN the cob aud canned
j. appearing on tables. and canned cor
j. displayed ia g%roccr'> windows.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16

washington Whether li~crrc>cnintivc
L,mes Mrpcrmou 80 Illinois shall hr
n~neachcl hs the house ~ a result M
|,n.SureS III the recent lohhN uNe>tigJ-
In will hr taken np tomorrow I'm p
|,bcomittec of the judiciary committee.
lhe committee expected a. pass only
hon the legal authority ~ The house
M the merits of the ease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
REOHGANI/E JUDICIAL DIS.
TpICTS.

l;cprrSrntatiy. Burgess
~ introduced ia the house q bill tp
The Federal judicial districts
the state along the lines suggested
Judge Barry Miller uf Dallas. The
n changes lie in the transfer of lar
To J Judge MaNc,'~ district from
lee Burns present di>tr 81 and plnc
il ia Judge Ncck'S district: adding
'mont and Orange % Judge Burns
'ict and switching Dallas a. Judge
|.cl'S district. The bill fixes the terms
urt and provides for Sittiue> a. bc
nj Fort Worth. Amarillo, Abilene
III l'a>o ia the Northern district;
D%allaS. TYLER. sherman. jefferson.
: aud TcXarkan1 ia the Eastern
let al Beaumont. Brownsville Gal
n Houston and Victoria iu the
fern district.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
o,or1N MILLER ESTATE su.9aG.

o,lland. cal-Thc estate left hy .loa
I'm Miller. the poet. who lied last year
valued nj Al 9a6. according 90 an nc
filed ~ the probate court here
\, Mr. Ahhie Miller. his widow. The .
I,,e which l. ~uncncumhcrcd con> So
[,rincipaily of the pocr'S home place.
Hbe Heights" ia the hills near this
hIrDCE BAIkFD IN SMALLPOX
CASE.
Houston, Tex.-A case OF smallpox
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
VIEWS or DIR. :. \. BROOKS

VIEWS or DR. = y. BROOKS.
Waco. Dr. :. l.. Brooks. pres
idcnt III BAYLOR university favorS the
%~cucrIl purpnSr ~ the Fort Worth mass
Worth January ~ meeting ~ prohibi
%iinn.St> in Fort Worth January - ~
very ~ n%ortant. II seems to mecthat ~
cry nruhihitioniSt In the state whore
possible who fayorS any plan for 10.
rccmrnt on one candidate should hc
there.
II am sorry that the motives n tho
Socalled c~liminatorS are m Sundcrstooi
w ANYBODY and particularly 60 when
II j. hv good prohibitioniSts.
"Brvund words "a express. I wish
McSSrS. Lane. Maves and Thomas would
enter the preliminary proposed Prnhi-
j. ~tinuiStS would vote unhampercd for
one IL the three and then LOYALTY all
pros would vote for the winner against
the field ia July.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16

Nine icnths ~ the women who cry ~
weddings have been married themselves.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16

Addresses on Good Roads bv McSSrS
Mason Nancy. Homer -. Wade. q. q.
Austin and John W. Warren and 9th
crS.
Selection Band
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-16
son COMMITTEES PENALTIES

! son COMMITTEES PENALTIES
| ishingtun. President Wilson has
nuicd a. expire July y the Scntcnc.
Ior life impo>cl upon Turner W
|c> and Fred Robinson. inmates of
.eaycnworth pcnitcntiary. who took
in u mulinN among pr >uncrS ~
when u guard was killed. Six 9th
kiSoncr> sentenced Ia life impriSuu.
| already have been granted similar
citations.