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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21
DiAa's Armtt
Dor COrrtDn!
Jir6cIlcn bnben O6ne @iOeritanS be.
feitiats SteIInnseR eingc.
nDinHen.

fRultpilliul w ftolt oltlitAhAApiiAE
liiien, Derino. Gir1tgo, Merifo, 81.
9idr3.- @enernl Iinas slrmee bon
1900 @imn Bat bic sIngriifsiieI-
lungen III Der llmgeblna BON Eor.
reon eingenrufmIen, Die CSeibiise
puroen III Die ridliige Steauug &c.
braht, nm Die 6diisenerdben Der
5coernliiten III bembaroiren.
Die glrmee 0cs Hefeblsbnbers Der
,se6eraIiiten, @eneral glefugio Be.
lasco, miro mlI 1000 glom ge.
idldet. Die SfeIlungen oerirIben
iiioIid imo jiioipeiaidl BON Der
Staot iperoen ols fat umeinnebm-
bar betradtet, neil 0urd Die ein-
idliebenoen 9erge MIR 0rei RGiie
iiibren uno oieic Eno Olrh @eieiti.
gungen unO MISUNDERSTANDING
gen fat utpniiirbhr. ssu onocren
Rifhlngen miro 0ie Stoot 0sird Die
8iiIte uno bobe SiioeI erreiht. Die
Gruppen ipareu in bumpfige 5raht.
tuagen geitopft uno bdtten inter Der
iitteniipen ggiiItenbibc ifper 5li lei.
oen. 9a oie Aiiiieugegeuo nbiollt
obne @oIIer lit, fiibrt gilla in ieis
nem Rroptantsige mdhtige gebdl.
ter nit @aiier. Ser 6orti6ritt
Der &oaenfaranane lit tueeen oes
tiefen g9iilteuiln0es dnBerit be.
idyiuerIid Die aorreiponoenten,
oie Ger glrinep folacu, bo6eli inter
Der Sise idiDer 81 Ieioen. Die
2ippen iprin9en pom sllfnliltau6
oltf uno Die gngen limo nit glut
llnterldifen.
General @iIa erfI1rt, oab CT bel
Der @irulabme ieiner SteIIlngen Dor
Gorreon ouf nbIoIut feineu 8ioer.
Itano itieb. gtiir bin n1lO pieOer
iuuroen percilIseIte 5dlliie 1usge.
iuedielt. gSilId 5eigt iitl jebt oIs
dliberIt imIidtiger Seloberr. Gr IN.
ipisiert Oie garse Gtelliing in eige,
ncr 4crTon. oEorreun miro binnen
elmer ISOLDE Den giebenep geboren;|
nienaIs bot eine 9epoIutiousormee.
in W1erifo before @dnner geba6t.
unO ME ipareu Tie q. eriinolih 1iis.I
aeltnffet. glIc yorbereitltifgen iiil6
getroften, uro mir uuiIiien iiegen.
9abei lirabltelt feline glugen lmbeim.
lihe 9Iibe, Die 6cigten, oaB eS ibnI
crit iei..
Sir ocn sal bon giaa's Cob
ooer @eianaemlabne lit General
55ilipe 9lngeleS ais gefeblsbaber or.
nannt ipor6en. Gr lit ein Grpert
in Der 6iibrling Der 9(rtiaerie imo
geb6rt at Gorran3a's aabinet. gtod
Ieinen @eiIungen iin0 alth Die @e.
itiiBe poltirt tporoen. giaa bat
Brobiiionen fir etnen Dtonot rno
2000 glunoen Mlunition auf oen
Dforn. 0fan glaubt bier, OaB Die
5e0er1liiten bon Ser 9luBentpelt boa.I
itdnoig obgeidnitten iinO. Sbpobl
tie iiA mittels Der 3rabtloien nit
Der SulptitaOt peritGnOigen fonnen,
10 bebouptet Gilla bod, oaB CT Die
gauge slrmee sefangen nebuen luer.
De.
Sic Gtaot 3orreou tplr0e Dor
cttpa 80 SSSnbren gegriinoet, 5dblt
10000 ginfuobucr umo bat groBe
5eifen. gauntpoll., Me6l- lsno Gi-I
ieninoilitricn. gielm Nionate Oes
S,Sabres mad)t iie einen ooen @in.E
orud. glber 6ie iabrIihen giegett
lniien Die 9e9etation tpndlien lnD
Die 6remoen ba6en Die
Stoot groBtentbeilS DerIaiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21
crben Ser Srrmnnns. Slime.

Siio-0maba 2oge go. 33, 9. 5.
s.. @, bat in iciner neuIiden Ser.
ianlnllung folgenoe 3elegateit 3ltr
@roBlogeniitung in Soiting8 er.
m1blt; 9p. Sect, 8n. gSicpredt.
Stellpcrtreter:: glOnn 9ippert, GauI
gtopijinSfi. gln Sonttdg oen 80.
Mdr5 Oeranitaltet. Die 5iio-Gmabn
Qoge I'M 9eutiden Snitie eiuen gro.
ZEN 8all.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21
Ins @iferinfllt.

Gbicogo, S5a., 81. 9ldr5.- 8olter
u &arallt, eiit SulUelier, mari nod
einem Streit init ieiner @attin,
Nlop aarant, III eiiiem StraBen-
babnuagen oieier &arboliaure ms
@eiibt. Der 5rait purOen Die 9lt-
gen ausgebrannt. 4arart berihluf.
te baum ielbit aatboIidlre lm0 itarb
nod fltrjer Belt. giferiudt mar Die
llriad)e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21
20.iahrines Gtiftnnnsfeit.

aiir5Iid Ieierte Der oeutihe 90.
men aoTiees4Iub in Der ge9auIilng
Der Srall ssriB Stdfer ben 20. Sab.
restag ieines geltebens. BOn oen
@riInoern oeIIelben tuaren bier oil.
iueieio, n6rnIi9: Die 6ralien &arI
3umobr, sriB Stdter. Sbonias
@aroner mo 6. $. gleeoer. 9ln.
ldBIid oes Snges tpliroet Die @1ite
bon 6rou Stdfer bortrefflib beiuir.
tibet. Wian1e Grinneriutgen ans
l1ngIt enti6plmoener Belt iDurOen
ausgetouidlt, un6 man frelte Iid iei.
mes 81leins. Wioge es ben Wtit-
glieOern oes 4lubs bergonnt iein, in
trnlitem &reiIe manb 91Bden oes
eolen Nobrengetrdnfs all leerert.
Wiitgliebeinfiilrnng Der 6reimaitrer.
gLm 8onneritag glberio ipiiroen i'm
5reimourertempel "a Mitglieoer nit
Dem 80. @ra0 geebrt Die gr0bte ie
befannte al1IIe in gfebrasta. SSrei-
tag g[6en0 fan0 I'M 9luDitorillm cine
NIT orieutoIii6en Brluf unO 3ere.
moiliea anSgeItnttete 5eltIibteit Der
MDItic 5briner itntt. Die 0tit-
sIieoidaft Oes NlDitic Sbrinc iiber.
trifft iest 1900.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21
Scner i'm granSeiS saSea.

Gin 6eller. pnB hi einein slnflpi.
oe3iltrlner fir g[ngelitIlfc i'm Haie-
mertt Oes @ranOeis 9aoens aus.
brad, tpnroe 0urh oie altondtiihe
2oldborridltung geloidlt, bebor Die
ftdDtiidc 6eiieriueBr Die ourd ebcn
0ieie Girtridtmg aIarnlirt iporoen
mar, eintraf. Cine 1tuueltge bretul.
bares Bacterial lag iiberna.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21
(FridIiel,t (ioftin nnS iidl irI6if

eloornoo. aaS., 81. .Dldr5. Gin
6s SATIRE nIter gbOtograpb, 6. o.
5tebenlom eridloB feline @ottin ino
teripunotcte ii1 felbit ourd eineu
GhuB tobtIidl. @eitern mar iein
@eburtsfog uno cr ia9te ieiucr @ots
fin. DAB er an 0cm Iage SeI6it.
moro begeben iueroc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21
alrinbGn6lcr nn6 g8O6lt6Gti9fcits.
GraaniintiOnen.

9ns &omite Der Smnba alein.
bdnoIer fiir orgoniiirte @obItbGtig-
felt bat fiinfjcbu 8o6Ithdtigfeitsan.
itaItcn Der Staot offiliea nnrrfanlit.
Gas aoulitc enlpfabl, ale geitrii1e
In 8urnt bon GGcd5 3dblbnr all Die
Sr9aniiotionen, III nidd)et RHO oaB
Oieielbeil iabrlidl aenl1ht tueroen,
Inn iuieOrrbolte geIude Der glgellten
5lI Dernei0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21

Bfierrn Nd in Hitter ~ 6icnen.--
pnnoerte uOn Siiijieren reiiBHi.
rrH. - Ter giirasrfrieg in Sr.
lamb idleint lueaen Der Some 4ule
6rage am glnSbredJsu 81 iein,
eonOon 2i. @arj.-Sic gal
glna @n5ette meloet, oaB 5ipei Som.
pnanien oes 9orietlbire Rc0ilnents
genlcitert bnben.
gelfnit. sSrlnno, 81. Wiarj. Die
aanSe alroDtnS litter lit nit mar.
iSsirenben 9rwpeu acihat, Del6e
Idmmtlife Srtidlaitrn beiebten. @ro.
be @noen5iige NIT Wtumition loIgrn.
&c bcrrid)t Die gr0Bte gluireglmg
aulier Der @epoIfeumg. snncrbaIb
"a Shnoen lino 1000 reauldre
&rippen nebit a)loihinengcpebren
eineetroifen, aIle iiir ben Arieg aus.
neriiliet. 9ieie Truppen bilOen Den
gortrilpp elmer groBcn bcipniiueten
Wlnft, ipelhe Ole Heeierilng ienOen
iuiro. Inn 8ii perhtnOern Dab Die 9lu.
ti-Someriilers iih Der Gegierung be.
ndd)tigcu. Gs iiHo nod grobe
TritppennIniien ans Dem iii6lihen
sSrInno oili Dem Bege nod) Oen
NDrocn.
Cir GoiUaro Garion's Eaftit iii,
Die Megierlng Den criteu Sdritt sur
seinoidlott tbim 81 laiien, INN einen
Diobausbrnd 5il prrbiiteu. gr orinat
in bic litter 2eutc, faItes gIut 5u
belunbren.
2onoon, 81. Mldr3.-0ie ienintio.
neaen 2onooner 3eitngen eutbalten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21
ayfOrOet cSGmilic nno 6escgt
EeIhitmnrS

Sat 8arf, ga, II. Wiar5. Ser
6aruler 5. ", gnberllfS crruorbete
ieinc SSrau mo 5iuei Ginoer, ipd6-
reno iie idliefen ieBte Die @obnlmg
in Brand mO iaatc iidl oalut cine
augel ourh's @cbirH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21
sluariff anf nreibnnb in lluearn.

Sin maeariidJef abeeOrbneler Sfinsi
aaf SinOnih NIT 9iuhlano.-9is
bsarisen Oiterreidrnn9ar. SIaiirr.
mnn6prr. - Senti6eS Aaiierpanr
nnS granHidueiacr 6reiaaif. -
t4dli5iidle gInardliitrn in SdJleiieu
Orrbaftet. - tsiniar Siibrer Der
Wioabiter 1Olcnfirdlentnmnltc in
f,aft. 5InaurrbiHOnua nit ben
Stulunicn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21
staatsDsrbanO s1sbrusfa
Nat cine intcrriiante gruidlirr btr.
anssesebeH, bic fir @erbe.
5luede Out gerisnet 1T.

glui Der Ieetidbrigen In 2incoIn
abgeboltcnen 8aams Oes Stnnts.
perban0eS Jiebrasta piroe belhIoi.
len, cine @roidiire beronS5uoeben,
nit einer Sfi5je iiber bic tSriinoung
luio enti0idIllng im6 Die geItre-
bungen mo errungenidlaften oes
StantsberbanOes glebrasta. Dieie
Sdriit, 5uinmmeugcItellt pom BRA.
iiOentcn @oI. 5. Better, BAT iebt
ibr erihelnen semadt uno 1T be.
reits alien 3peigperetnen per Eadet.
poit 5ngeionot iporoen. 3icielbe
oiirfte BON ie0em gerbnnosmitglieo
nit beionoerem Sntereiie geleien
iperOen, oa BARN Die gnttuidlung Oes
8erbonoes IN anihnulif feiielnoer
Beiie oorgelegt miro. DIME ooB
ouf Die 9lui5dblumg ieiner grriti.
genIdaften beionoers gepoft miro,
ntub Der 2eier oieier Sdrift bod
5ur lleber3eugltng fommen, OnB Der
Stoatsberbano gtebrosfa i'm ylntio.
nolbuno al Der Spibe itebt, iuenn
poiitibe 2eiihngen in Der glbtuebr
fanatiitpr @eieBe, IN Der 6oroerung
ipirflider 3elitidarbeit unO Der
llnterItiibung boItsipirtbidaftlider
MoBno9men in getradt fonunen.
9ies iollte ieoes NlitgIieo nit
@enugtbuumg erfiiaen iluo 81 ferne-
rer getbdtigung auf inherent gei-
meinianen 5elOe nnipornen.
3ieie Sbatinhe bat fem @eringe.
rer als Or. Seramer ielbit nner.
fannt, Der iiber oie Shrift an Den
Staats.-9rGiiOenteu 8eter tpie folet
idreibt:
gbilaOelpbio, Sa., IA. M1r5 1914.
Serrn Sol. S. Beter,
1911 @oiporO StraBe.
Omaha, g1eb.
Mein Iieber Serr geter:
Soeben cnlpfan9e if Die mir
freunOlidit 5ugeianOten GompbIete,
noliir i1 beItens Oanfe. Gs lit Die.
les nidlt mir cine ri9tige ipertb.
bolle glrbeit fir sSbren geiddbtcn
Stoatsperbano, bic mir @enugtbu-
ing Onrd Den ssnbalt gab, ionoern
Die 6orm itno 8eiie, neil IN 10 oils-
gedeidnetcr glrt nuIercr groBen
8llnOesioee Gbfe in1hepb, bat mid
itngcincn erHHtftigt lH6 sefrett.
@er5lidleu Gonf imO ineine s[ncrfen,
iuulg, lieber 8rcunO, fiir sSbre 9lr-
belt, iuO Die Sbrer treucit 9iitar-
better.
@fit ber5liden @riiBcn,
SIR ergebener
s. S. 6eraner.
Erdlioent Observation-Disclosures
9tatioualbrnO.
Der beroiente 8oriiser oeS Sdlul-
fomites Serr s. 81. Sontner, 2in-
coin, gfeb., lit an6 iebr befrie0igt
BON Der SArift, tpie er oa5 in einemI
8riefe fonltatirt.
Ole Sdrift IoQ borneblulid or6
als 8erbematerinl oienelp inoem lie
bel @eminnung BON beitebenoen unO
Der @riinOung bon neuen gereineirI
3ltr 9ertbeilung fonnen miro. SiirI
oieien 3med Oiirite lie Iid OBJ ibrcr
griinOliden 3orlealmg aller in Sra
&c iteben0en Nmfte por8iiglih eig-
men. gin5elidriften f0nnen foiten-
frei pom 8raliOeiten Ycter lit Sma.
bd ooer pom aorreiponoirenoen-5i-
SSobn 0iotteS sr. iltI
Rebrasfn Stu, be5ogen neroen.
gllen 9eanlten mO Nlitglie0ernI
Der itebenOen 9oulites ioluie ser
oelttifen 8reiie Oes 5toates tit oic
Sdrift ebenfouS idou 3uaeianot
porben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21
9lnflaecn pcaen WlildlOerfdIIdJnna.

Der itd0tiIhe glnflGger s5re0 gIn.
beuier bat ocgeit 33 Grocer lmo
6IeiidDanDIer mo "a Mfilf6dnoIeg
Nlnflagen erboben lpcil Oieie @tilA
perfauftelL Die ni6t 0eu geIebIidelt
StnnOoro ertlpradJ. Ger NtoIferei.
tnipeftor Iieferte Die SSniorniatiou.
9ie Wail6 mar ertipe0er perf1lid,t,
inet er, oOer Der &abm mar obae.
ihopft. 9os &prb6r Dor Dem @oli-
5etrthter miro an eiuent Gage Der
raditen @ohe itattfnIOeir.
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Mrttrrbrridlt.

Sin 9mobo Council bluffs umo
llfngegeno:
Sdjon tmo f1lter 6ente slbenO.
Sonlttag ih0a iteiaerOe 5empera-
tur,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21

Der otran6s dotenbn nirn bunen fur5en Iehs Babmoe
haa nb bonu pb poh ui mebr lt Duriomen boB
iudDunIen @4Drgfein bic 03er Der amton6en Iotn bins
ter btn onbsrer olspdrig.r 5ctitn I'm Rong suHdnb @ bs
tsku IN sru unb in srn Gr DerO Der nn sp,in it, Inter ben
ror bma Die pnbridr su 8aDmiraltn erHnnnt ben brfs
I ~ gra0Ita Gjstss sr Mste hs GnsroIrat BoIt
NoihEataM
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21
GOncurOia 9omcuOerein.

Der Gomcn @eiangbercin ,Gon-
corbia" bcronitoltet ntoraen, Sonlltaa
slbeuo in DER @iuiitbaae, IL. lu0
SAB StraBe, mieoer zines ieiner
beliebten 8on5fran3d1en. ginIaout.
gen, bic BON 0iitoIicOcrn lin0 in
Der Wlltlif9alle 5u baben lino, mil.
fen 1n Der Sbiire horac3eiat iner0en,
gIoO 6rall SSengen gcitorben ~
- Q. 8. 8nrn, oeutIder Opti.
fer. g[uaen unteriuht fit grilIeu.
AIS grnnoeis @eb1nbe, Smnba.
gcItsIt bic 9tloba ErIbilss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21

gritcat oieie 3eituug. i.
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gcjtsqt bic oma1a GriSjins
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
CHICAGO MEAT
PACKING HELD
UY BY ORDER
Largest Meat Packing Industry in World
is Brought 10 SiandSiiII Today As Re
suit of Federal Quarantine Caused by
Foot and Mouth Disease in Live tS0ck
OBy Associated Prc>>.) }

Chicago. lll. Nov THE mcat packing
business at the Union >torkNurd-. thr
largest IN the world. was stopped tndaA
hy federal quarantine against the ship
mcut of cattle, hogs and sheep ou account
of foot and mouth disease The State ul
lllinoi- j. included ~ the quarantine.
II J. believed the quarantine will last
at least month. These ~tockyards De-
about so. .On0. 900 worth of business daily.
Although the biz iackcr- will ~ able n.
shit some Ut their war oricr- ~ either
plants N other cities. the supply y almost
certain to iall far below the requirement
The packers regard the quarantine a. n
catastrophe for trade.
l'p"n the opening today hog rose Poe
over saturday close. The Armour man
agcmcnt announce that no great advance
~ prices need be- feared.
The federal Officials Said the quarantine.
mi,ht w. raised ~ month and anyhow
there b. enough Dire -cd mcal M hand NJ
Chicago to supply ne market for several
months. The quarantine was modified
tins afternoon ~ permit the receipt ~
stock Tor Slaughter
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
CITY DRENCHED
BY HEAVY RAIN
Fall of Nearly Two inches in an Hour
Gives Brownsville Good Washing and
Also Norther that Lasted Only. During
the Night-Streets Damaged

In little more than am hour a4ter 10
O'Clock last night. Isl inches Of RAIN fell
~ the city ~ Brownsville. according to
Mr.. W. n. Hall. United States weather
observer m this city. The entire evening"
was threatening with banked clouds In
the northwest. and with the rainfall came
nu electrical display ihc like Nj which ~
rarely seen IN this section.
The streets in many sections of the city
ran river Of water and no many point
\ was impossible a. cross without cover
ng the tops ~ the shoes. M the br~lnc-
district many parts If the crep-oied block
paving was badly washed and IA some
places the blocks were uprooted and en-
tIrely washed away. This mainly was VI
places recently repaired aud which had
not been tarrcd
\ light noriher brought the rain. but
during the early morniu~ hoilrs the wind
veered ~ The southeast. causing -ultrt
weather throughout the day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
p PRESENT And FORMER
new HAVEN OFFICIALS
Are UNDER INDICTMENT
WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER. THEODORE VAIL AND
OTHER PROMINENT MEN SUBJECT TO
ONE YEARS IMPRISONMENT.

Nru Nrrh Nu l Criminal indictments
ucrc returned today against twenty one
d,re, tpr- and iouacr DIRECTOR of the New
Haven ruIrraI. charging violation 1T the
sherman lHii tru nw.
IN maximum penalty uf one year w
prison and fines ~ $4,000 each may be i'm
posed. Warrants for the arrest of the
ta.lit rnr mrn were issued immediately
upon ihr return of thr indictments.
lAr Indicted rrlndr William Rockcfcl-
Irr. brother WI thc oil maguutc; Theodore
Vail. president oi thc Bell Telephone con-
ranir- George MI Baker. John Billiard.
ahn-r uHur became generally known IN
thc famuu- New Haven Cnngrr~ -ional I'LL
rn-iIefiirn. and Robert W. Taft. brother
ol the former pre- idcnt.
fhr hta VI VI Morgan was named IA The
hil rln pirIpr. Oily five WI the I'M
dictad arr rr ent director wv thc rail
ru1d. The indictment rhnr-cs the business
of l0o lirms Nj. to hc monopolized. The
hail fDr each defendant W.. fixed at
tlnna.
ln rp prrtinu- trust ease have ~ many
prominent mru hccn brought INTO danger
"i tual ga mnpr-ormrni
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
Khedivc OF Egypt Re-
ported About To De-
mand Explanation Bri-
tish Attitude Toward
The Turks
(By Associated PrcsS.l
LONDON. NOV. 2.-THE TURKISH
GRAND v!zlER AP0l0GIZED FOR The
RECENT EVENTS IN THE BLACK SEA.
(By Associated Pres.

London. Nov. . Evldshcc accumulatc-
that Turkey intends ~ proclaim \ holy
war. The khedive 1T Egypt j. reported
about To demand an explanation from Eng
land of the British attitude toward Tur-
key. Turkish uunhpat- are at the en-
trance uf the Gulf NJ ~ucz.
Though up to noon neither Russia nor
England had declared war on Turkey. all
hope Of avoiding this VAR seemed gone.
England most serious concern D. over y
holy war. The British think the Turk
may he unable 10 convince their religious
brothers of other countries that their re
llgion should be- involved
England feel TINT in Lord krchenar
She ha~ exactly the right man ~ handle
the Egyptian situation. Italy j. now re-
gardcd ~ at the cross roads and likely
10 decide this week for or against war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
RANGER CAPTAIN
AND 2 RANGERS
IN BROWNSVILLE

Captain !. VI. Fox of the Texas rangers
arrived il. Brownsville sunday from his
headquarters Al Austin, and there also
arrived n the city Saturday night from
RaymondviIle Rangers Taylor and Speed
of Captain Hughes company. IL = under
stood that the rangers are here until after
the election tomorrow.
Captain Fox wa> in Conference this
morning with Sheriff W. T. Naun, after
which the captain stated that It was not
hi~ intention 10 Interfere m ANYWAY with
the work Of the ~hrriiT'- department Both
officials stated that they have no fear oi
trouble during the election.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
NIsH nouncee here the Srvans defeated small Aus
tran army in bayonet last Thursday Guchevo
(Ry Associated Prcss.)

reports Emperor William. addressing the troops m France
VIII
beaten
cr,ncen - E probable against the
in Armyhc North
advances made against
Neiunan outhwar' "i night az
bciu and Nprc
and q
guard
The
The
further 3u
kowma defeating the north OF kuy
French
Dmudc n allies made
the of
German atacko Araa
the The artillery
dacyi apouih n French drove the German
lleryw which was lomInr Dc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
1000 TONS OF
FOOD UNL0ADED
AT ROTTERDAM
(By Associated PrcNS.l

ROTTERDAM, Nov. 2.-One thousand tons
sion completed unloading here today.
Canal vessels are carrying th- food ~
Belgium, where the supply oi flour J. b.
INC treasured to the utmost awaiting the
arrival Of this American supply. The lines
Of the Bclgiau~ IN the front and bake shop,
can not obtain even enough hard brown
bread to 20 around
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
GOEBEN DAMAGED
AND RETURNS TO
CONSTANTINOPLE
(Rg ASsociafcd Press. }

Pctrograd. Nov. 2-Th" cruiser Goo
ben was driven off from the homhardmcrt
of Sehastopol. The Goehen was damaged.
After the Gcobcn Withdrew from the
port a wireless message from her was in
terc-ptcd. reading: damaged. will re-
turn to Constantinoplc for repairs"
The cruiser Rrc-lau assisted m the
bombardmcui. The damage 10 Scha~iopol
was slight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
ANOTHER STEAMER
RELEASED BY
THE BRITISH
(Bg Assoeiai,d Prcssl.

government today released ihr STANDARD
uil steamer Plnuria. permitting hrr iu dr
liver her car-o WI vH to Drnmara Ihr
steamer was taken ~ turli-h war-hip-
few day~ ago. which was followed by
protest from the company and hy the State
department to ENGLAND
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
AMERICANS OUT
OF 0STEND FOR
THEIR SAFETY
By Associated Press. }

Washington. ID. IL, Nnv THE Amcri-
can consul general AZ o~tcnd. Henry John
~on. reports that he moved the consulate
To Gheni. hut that city ha~ no telegraph
communication. Officials here infer that
the hghting D. - fierce IN the Belgian
coast that Americans decided a. withdraw
to the interior.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
Krasusky Girl Attempted Escape
(By Associated Press

-. LouI>. Mo. Nov. 2.-JuIia Krasu-ky.
returning here today with the Gcrhardt
baby. attempted un~ucce~sfully to r~cape
from Katy train today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
Wei Sections Are Affected.
fHy Associated Press. y

Austin. Texas, Nov. 2.-Attprncv Gen
cral Iooney announee- that newspaper
carving liquor advertisements in dry trr
ntnry are guilty of felony despite tIlc rr
cent allison luW drcI-ipn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
EIeciff for 20 nay..

Mexico City, Nov. "A dispatch re-
Cciyed here from AguaS Galleries says
that General EulaIi0 Gutierrez was elected
provisional president of Mexico shortly
after midnight Iasl night. The election Is
for period Of twenty days only.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
DIED FROM POISON
HAD $2'077 IN
HIS JEANS

fnwfn Irva Nov. 81 MI Aust. ~
NrHr- old. died here today from poison.
The 1m of i,Dt. Wa. found served N his
clothing.
Aut wa au nld rtl1rn ~ Montague
rnulig rr idiHr near Montague.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
NOBEL $4,000
PEACE PRIZE TO
AID BELGIANS
Bg Associated Prrss.l

The Hague. Nov. 2.-The Nobel peace
prize tins year. amounting to $4,000. will
he used to support the Belgian refugees in
Holland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02

IT. hinriun ~ C. Nov. No Ameri-
can. we're injured w thc Turkish bombard
meuf oi pde..a. The American properi~
III va- n-rmilIenui. according A. ra
port tr tIn State department IN 49,
American n.nI Ht Udr--a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
BRUSSELS WAR
INDEMNITY Is
DECREASED
Rv Associaicd PRS. }

Amsterdam. NOV. The Gcrman- fix
The Eru--cl- war indemnity w $4,000. 600.
payable SlOn.nn0 weekly. Originally th,.
Sherman government fixed the Indemnify II
S9O 00U. 600.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
SOUTH BENEFITS
BY REMOVAL OF
A CON TRABkND

W.T. hiurtun. ~ C.. NOV. The Britt n
government TODAY remove. ro-in aud tur-
pntfinc irom thr li-t ~ conditional con
irrhand- This important tu fhr South
where murh ui these naval stores are pro
dlrrd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
German General Killed.

London. Nov. 2.-The London Mail ~
ports that the German General Won Never
u wouuded ON the battlefield. died Saiurda,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
Goeben Reported Renamed.


Amsterdam. MN. M N NV reported thr
German cruiser Gnch.u ha. been renamed
thct Sultan Selim.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02

Nv and ~ hnrny-handsd sons ~ tnil
viii gri wise anil walk lIi over thr walk
ing delegate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
HIGH AUTHORITY SAYS
BULGARIA WILL REMAIN
NEUTRAL IN WAR

London. NOV. The Times Sofia
correspondent claims m the highest
authority that Bulgaria will remain
neutral.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
TURKISH AMBASSADOR TO
GREAT 6RiTAfn HANDED
HIS PASSPORTS TODAY

London Nov. a.-The Turkish am
has>ador 10 Great Britain. Twefik
Pa~ha, was handed his pa-- pori- to-
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-02
CARNEGIE STATUE
PElTEO BY HIS
TOWNSMEN
lBg iSSpriatcd PrcSS.)

London. Nov. andrew Carnegie
statue at Duntcrmlinc. scotland. wa>spcli
"A today by hi~ fellow fown~men because
pf hi> alleged German ~ympaihies.