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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14
SATURDAY. II BRrARY H. 1914.
FARMERS AND POLITICS.

Last Sunday morning The Herald r.
ccivcd a letter. by special DELIVERY. 10
which was attached. IL %sieErr> The
names of W u. Lewis. president ~ III
Farmers Union, aud Peter Halfuid. ~
president of the same. The Herald dih
not print the communication heril>c n
is not IN sympathy with any attempts 70
minimize or bclitrlc prohibition ~ I'M
issue in Texas AZ this time. In The let
ter of President Lewis and former Prc>i-
dent Radford there are three notable con
tentions: III The Farmers Union Il
s%irictl, non PARTISAN. 80 prohibition i
not at sufficient Importance 10 Justify
farmers in attending either prohibitions
conventions or primaries; ~ lr"hibi
ton Is oi sufficient importance 10 Justify
Mcssrs. Lewis and l,adford IN warning
all farmers 10 stay away from ocallcd
prohibition primaries aud conventions.
Which j. an odd lime of conduct for
a strictly non partisan organization.
Ii is easy to conccdc that The writers
of the communication under discussion
are authorities on all tline> thai relate
To faIming-thr best authorities ia
Texas perhaps. II may hc doubted If
there is any newspaper ~ the state
which does not heartily approve the lcg
%isiation desired hy he Farmers Union.
~ SCI forth IN he communication ~ The
president AMI cN pre- idcnt Of The union.
Nevertheless, Then. mu>t BE- NAM, han.
drcds Of farmers III Texas flr better NV
formed ~ "a the prohibition cause. a.
10 lis merits and drneritS. thar McS>lS.
Lewis and i,adfurd. These. il they were
to advise their leaders NJ all. would
probably advise them to keep the union
what il Processes 10 IT, -~strictl, non-
partisan. The recommendations az the
writer's of the communication under dis
eussion must bc Judged by THEN effects
If carried out rather than by ans
,rcstlon of the motives ~ the writers.
II the farmers take The advice of the al
,l>crs the cfiat viii hc that "a" alliance
has placed itself ia linc with the liquor
interests. who are cnuicmding that the
prohibition issue should hr dropped n
program very dear 90 the hearts ~ the
anti brethren. All farmers. including
Messrs. l;adiord and Lewis, have m alb
sulutc right "a hold such views on The
liquor question ~ may seem GOO di"
them. They are perhaps divided on the
subject, ia common with other Texans:
but surcl, Il can hardl, To- wise io allow
their organization 10 he pro ccted. aS "a
unil. into the prohibition row Ne 10 10:
believe il Is fair a. assume that either
wing of ihc democratic party j. not pre-
pared a. give the farmers "A square deal.
should either wing come into power.
There h. for az suci organization. az
ever prrS"n. d1ngsr: thr dugcr al cN
p.uIl .fl. frt th hft prI cll end
IL 4, uut ear tlrf there il ai1 III i>iun
aIn,ng the pc"iic .! Texas - t. the
things the farmers want. Lci the Farm
crs' Union continue 10 hr what IL pro
:csscS 10 hr. strictly non partisan. That
i, a safr road 10 travel: division and di>
rupiinn lie "a the end al any other road
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

The New York sun has sued the A..

The New York sun has sued the As
Snciaicd Press for violating the anti.
trust lnw-aS being - combination ia re-
%,traini of trade. This appears 10 le one
~ those eases in which a commodity IN
genera. j. mistaken for the particular
part of ~ in the possession of an in
dividual. The sun. il appears made ap
~I,lication for certain news stories gath
erred. or ia the way of being gathered hy
The reporters "f the AS~ociaicl Press.
IN WAS informed that in order To- get what
il wanted il must first beromc one If the
nWnrrs a The Associated Press service.
Al there fore sued the association IA a
m~oiopoliai in news This IA itself
seems. 80 the non legal mind. an absurd
iiv. There can hc no monopoly of news.
News j. not u commodity III all. Can not
be- redu Ell 10 possession by - syndicate
and locked up ~ 4 safe dcposit vault.
What j. news, II j. what has recently
happened. This j. u crude and imperfect
definition. hui il will serve for illu>tra-
ton. When i thing happens il may bc
made known ny any MAJ Who can find
" fNf. PRIV ttfN ~ lhi'il' alibh - H't
against The aw. The association can
have no m~onolalv ~ news: dies not
usually disseminate all the news con
corning any matter of pahlir interest. IN
claims no more than the right Ia control
the work of IL own paid news gathcrcrs.
AMI a. limit The fruits of their enterprise
a. a. own use.
- - II. Il. ..-ll-l
crs. " pays 30 dividends. IL ha> no
surplus makes no profits. IL pays the
salaries of all who werk for IT,. The
newspaper who prints the news - a
member al the Associated Press hy virtue
Of il membership fees. The individual
member receives no dividends. The
paper with The press fran 'hi>c gets. ac-
rutding ~ the nature II IL franchise. rN
elusive right in certain territory Ia the
news gathered ~ itS own paid servants.
The press T. not u combination IN re-
Strainl If trade. il has. can have. ~ con
trol Of any particular field II news gath
rring. III the Associated Press gets
>cuopcl' ia amy given field - much the
worse for its members and wncrS. After
The SinEin. ~ the Titanic lryond the
know lcdecd e. the fact that il was sunk.
the world had 10 wait a%nNiously fcr news
during several daN>. "Details were. Oh
tanned hv u -. Louis newspaper man
WHO WAS on the Olympic when il took
aboard passengers of the Titanic. This
man wrote The story. sealed il in 4 pack
age AMI sent II Ia the New York World
which controlled the ~. Louis paper
h. worked =. That il a. say. he sent il
Z" the people who paid his salary and
were entitled Ia the fruits If his enter
Prise. There Mas 10 question nf re-
>traint IT trade here. The A~Sur Vel
Press papers got the story from The
World. Anyhsly has the right t. get
news. bnt the man who gets il first has
the right Ia the first use of il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14
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Q This - The lgr WI ~rs,irr. IN,
' rewards nl to-day INN to TIE men who
: give The most ~ return.
Translated fur you. NJ. Merchant.
> This means thlt the nr.
; certain ~ patrunizr The store that
viii give them What they want when
thry want w.
Cut prices may bring some trade
I hui better service will bring 40 o..
> This wv thr WV, uhcn people NV
7 reading thr advertising mn their
daily newspapers rrnnsc the, arc
finding u Y diSIimt part ~ thr yrr
vice thrt expect their urw papers wv
} give.
, When = nationally distributed ar
; tIrlc ~ merit wv advertised Nv rhr
newspapers a drmand for IN sets IN
right away.
People want b" 49, W and. " wv.
i>iirl want tn bus IN.
They are ening ~ turn 10 the store
hat lets them know " has the ny
iiric. That store will 49, giving
them thr service tthcy want at that
particular moment.
~ N NJ " good article they ARR
e"ine M remember the store where
they got ~ and viii come hack to
thai Store AGAIN.
'%""G~ratc with the manufacturers
who come into the Of
t"ur Town ~ exploit their goods and
tnn will hr building business for
N,ur~rIf.
Cooperative work with dealers IN
nationally distributed articles n
part "A The function IT the Bureau
~ Advertising. American News
paper Publishers A~~Driutiuu
World Building, New York. Cor.
r">p"ndcucc with general ad,crtis.
err ~ solicited.
B""klci 80 request.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

\ French a,ilt0r has Won fame wv
f,irp over No nt Blanc. The import.
an~ 81 ihr feat lies simply in the fact
that this Frenrhman was the first N
perform ID. Another French citizen wn,
the first person since the DAYS IT Ilanmi
bal Ia lead IN arm, across the Alps. lIe
skipped Mount blanc. however. follow
ing lines nf lc>> resistance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14
BARDS AND TESTERS
a MOUNTAIN GATEWAY.

MOlN lilN h-AlEN y
! know "A vale where | would 20 one day.
! then June comes back aud all the world
once more
l. glad with summer. Deep with shade
il lies.
A mighty cleft ia the green bo>omine
\ cool. dim gateway 10 the mountains
heart.
On either side the woo'cd slopes come
down.
llcmlock aud beech and chestnut; here
and there
Through The deep forest l%aurcls spreads
and CLEANS.
Pink white ~ Daphanc III her loneliness
Thai still perfection from the world with
drawn.
A. II the wool god had arrested there
Immortal beauty in her lreathlc>S blight
Far o,erhcad against the arching blue
GRAY hedges oycrhang rom dizzy heights.
Scared u, 4 thousand winters and wn-
tanned.
The road winds ia from the broad Ttvcr
lands.
lshIlNH nv HdIlN lFdNflfI. lNfH IN llEn
Up 10 the lofty mountains 81 the ,kt
And where The runi run, ia the valleys
foot.
Through the dark weeds the mountain
stream comes own
Singing aud dancing all lis Youth away
Among the bouldcrs and The shallow runs
Where >unbram> and mo>>y tree trunks
hang.
Drenchcd ali day long with murmurinc
sound.
There light II heart and foot frr |
would 90
Up to my home among the lasting hills.
And Ia my cIhin doorwa, sit me down.
Companioncd in that lcafy solitude
by the wo-l ghosts of twilight and Of
peace.
And III that sweet seclu>ion | >hould hear
Among the cuol lcafcl hmechcS IN the dusk
The calm voiced thrashcS al their eve
ming hymn
- undi>trauehl. 80 rapturous. - pure.
ID we'll mighi H.. in wisdom aud ia JOY.
The >cral,h> at the birth VI time
The unworn ritual a. eternal things.
Bliss Carmen. IN Smart Set.
Frat Married Man-Is there ever an
occasion Mh,~ everything TT YOUR dinner
table l. stone cold?
scrund Married Man-\o. not every
thing. We Away manage to have a heat.
Ell argument. Judge.
'l.ink> j. y man who never fails TO
&c = duty clearly"
True: but sometimes hc sees il in
time 10 avoid t. Buffalo Express.
Florist This il a century plant. II
blooms once in a hundred wears
I.ady-llavcnt You got a century plant
that will bloom ofiener? Chicago Daily
News.
Thai 4 fine imposing building over
there. 'Ri.hi YOU are Mud il confirms
a tinc-impoSing judge. It's the police
court" BOSTON Ttranscript.
Warden 'to new prisoner Whit can
Won do? What Wa Your occupation?
Prisoner was a rclIi>t ia an orehcs
ira.
Warden Well. then. we'll set YOU 10
work .awing wood Boston Transcript.
First Odd Fellow Ilullo. old chap.
how are Non?
Second %. First class: how arr
YOU.
u. q. +. Storage -Hlryard LampJon
What's the trouble hercs-
Tho bellbnys are ON = strike"
Want more pay. ! SUPPOSE"
No \ man came in n LITTLE while ago
and asked To- have Wiaii~Ia>cz Szehur, =
PACED"
The self made man credits himself
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

An aviator tor the navy discovered
The l~ocation of mines beneath the water.
Ia IL, ing over the mines h. moi only saw
The mines hut could sec the chains hy
which the, were secured. This discovery
H. regarded ~ very important bN naval
Officers. The mines discovered were IN
Pensacola harhor. The acroplane was
al 4 height II fifteen hundred feet above
the water
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

A. "a The free tolls question. put ne
blame 81 tn statesmen WIN pcrmiitc
themselves 60 aid ia framing the Iln,.
rauncciotc treaty and 4 "a recommended
IL L. the American l~oplc. At least. a.,
Democratic part, j. not o. blame. n j.
haril, honest ip break even u lad lmr
gain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

pr lose Vicente tuurh1 h.> hp u
elected president ~ Colombia. NS hc
comes into Office hN due process ~ law
through constitutional methods. W. viii
doubtlc> have no difficulty about rrrur
milton by the government at Washington
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

Il IIaNimn Castillo dead? Somc say
he i and some refuse 10 say anything a;
all. The y cni ones are the ones who
ought 10 know.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

Improvements for waterways all over
the country will cost ~ ODe. ,nlO. There
vii h. ~T.0o0.tHD for immediate use on
the Mississippi river.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

There il a pleasant little row going on
IN ECUADOR. Pleasant Tor all but those
kO haN" something 10 lose by il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

The local option law with reference. To
pool halls has been upheld by the court If
appeals in Austin. This means that pool
halls must 20 when voted out by local
option elections.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14
HEALTH POINTERS
tTcraS H'aifh E~HilcfiaI

The work of The health departi
should mean more a. The community |
Nv performance of certain duties.
should hc = thing nf vital mierrS
..tr, Individual. AMI a. such >hruh
rrivr his ,'trnr>t cooperation
IA I,.Irt w the work WI rNrrN hrnltl
nIrimomi j. the enforcement nf the
tuti I%-guIltipn> which the people
md adopted for The PROTECTION NJ
community, health. Ever, INTEL
citizen should know what these
aud regulations are. Tie should
compare them with the laws and r.
items ~ other communities that NV
know neither his city ur state H. N
Ky, much a. il should % protect y
WY ~ great Importance Nv the iHliv
lmi general welfare ~ the rnmmnl
health.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14
WITH THE EDITORS

The arm. 81 soft snaI,Iers ahi shade
hunters = sill doing business NJ the
same old Tamalc stand. A fellow IT,
gadding over Texas telling what he
thinks about the Sccoud Advent and
charging he folk ~ hear him. This il
certainly i country full of bloomin.
suckers who like a. hc fooled. lei and
lee rd hN fraud and graft. Hrcnhl nm
Banner Press.
Whether We bc farmer. merchant or
manufactures. cur tenants. clerks aud
lihoicrS are entitled 10 some considcra.
ton hrN,nd their mere worth ~ rc,rnuc
producing employees. We should look 10
their '"mfori. happiness aud financial
welfare from Il humanitarian stand.
l"ihl. Tins ~ very true. The hest cm-
nloN's arr those who are best treated. II
they wv MOI get better ~ they are better
ir'nt'. the. ought 90 ~ ~fircd.-Itasca
li1m-
'Snrr a clergyman ~ New Orleans
told hi> auGlcncr that yuune ladies and
gentlemen sho III h. entirely frank i'm
Their cuurt~hip aud should TEL each
other all their weak points. it j. reported
ihat twenty two or more engagements
haN" l~rn broken off IN his cnn.rcra.
'i"n. Wonder Il this l. not the Ing
>"aghi care Tor the divorce evil-Bcan.
mont journal.
lh' fl'i lhal thr Valley is ever in.
''""sihg ~ population i aiirSlcl a. bv
lh" iact ihal there were furt,fnur immi
Grant ears clmc into the Valley during
January 80 ihis wear. This does MOI in
rluslc those who have come with ,nly
n1it> ~ ears or no goods al all. These
people were vel dis ributed throughout
th" various towns.
The freeze Of last week is said Ia have
Killed millions If damaging insects and
the farmer who had his ground broke has
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

But NJ more Importance than MI
Ictmcnt - laws or the prumulgnti
r gulaliun~ H. their enforcement
tlr laws ga ihr statute lnpk~
trr ~ value. hut the une> that III
.ulrri.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

The freeze Of last week is said Ia have
killed millions If damaging insects and
the farmer who had his ground broke ha.
cause L. be- thankful. Besides the good
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

The self made man credits himself
with the boosts given him by others.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

Whats the trouble here
Tho bcllbnNs are on = strike"
Want more pay. | SUPPOSE"
No \ man came in n little while ago
and asked 10 have Wiali~Iasrz Szchmr, =
paccd."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14
IL did the land il enabled the man with
hogs To fill up his smokehonsc. Great i
Goliad rounty .-'ioliad tiuard.

Theodore Roosevelt private secretary
j. ON his way 10 New York with a live
turtle fur the BRONX roo. Times must br
pretty hard in The natura history line
when Thcfnl, ~ Roosevelt dcvotc> a p,r-
tioi Of his time to catching tcrrapInS.
The United States government j. do
ing The wise thug in extending II
|nanrial aid 90 the Indians on govern
mcni reservations for the pun pnsc ~
growing more AMI better live stock. -
pcciaily cattle. The in.lsan takes more
kiull, IN stock raising than he does q
farming. aud he should he given every
encouragement. - Texas Stockman and
Farmer.
Decidedly in error. j. the Philadelphia
Public Ledger ia saving that raising
the embargo against the shipment Of
arms j. recognition ~ the belligcrency
uf The ronstituiionali>ts." The removal
of the embargo on arms would mrrcl.
resi- nc the perfectly corrr~t conditions
under International law and our own
laws and treaties which prevailed from
the administration Of George Washing
ton down 10 l9i2. This embargo was un
hcrad of in our history until IN effort
was made 10 help Madcro crush rebellion
against his government and the onl,
tangible result of il thus far has been 4
aid iluerta maintain the government
founded on Maiero's murder. Spring
field Republican.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

i~HfqHpfi~ ISDlaird Lighting Plant -
! r"w automatic charging nancl hlS r.
crniiy hecn PIT npan The market for u>e
wifh isolated storage battery plapts. II
~ a-rlngrs'tn deliver the charge through
;he battery NJ n taperiug rate. heavy AZ
he start and rradnallv diminishing t.
= To- rate n tho finish. "a a. fo avoid
overlooking injurious sas>ing ~ spray
ing. and injury ~ tn bs't0rv'S plate. Al
the same fine. a nrarticallv constant
voltage j. maintained on the external cir
cult during charging. % A. not - dis
turb the lighting sv>tem. The entire oI-
Grafton is completely automatic. the gas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14
BUSINESS NOTES


A. ha> been the ease for MANY wears.
cocoa j. the chief article WI export trumI
Ecuador. The value M this article cN
ported during 1917 amounted a" ~1.t,ii.
sn5. ~ about Uu pr cent ~ the entire
exports ui ihr country. The curua rrup
nf igi- icll short ~ that ~ tn Preyi"a>
wear hN about l..1l.unt pounds. with "
consequent ln>> uf about -l-IWun in th"
country. Besides. The freight rate. ua
cocoa were raised IN October. 1917.
follow
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

About Iu0 on ~ cork and sawdnsi
nrc u-nh III spain annually in parking
fruits for shipment. Somc ~ uD persons
are smDlnNcl iH ~pIne manner in the rurk
industry ia Spain. with nm average wage
~ about ~O.G1 per day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

TD -llIllNii~ D. their enforcement.
med The laws uu thc statute books
~ NJ value. hut the ones that IN
.ulcr-i.
Crime u afraid Wy light. Bad
lrr afraid MI light. The, want ~ wv
dark place. out nf sight. Flnmlin
cities with light would rrtIur. Grim
Ill vicious practices tremendously.
have known groups 81 c%ullcg,
In 80 a. the city I'VE nigh, ami
iH drunken. vulgar drhauchr> nut
hatr Themselves for II months
ward This Nv onr w The dangers
icgr lie.
Parents should understand rhi~
gang philosophy ~ a mn>i peru
hing Every clean. Innocent. h4-ti
Nm reared child who seems Va unr
nothing can confaminatc them. an
rn touched NV The lcIrr spot NY
t%uniagiun when thrown into bad
p'nt. a. The S"undc~t aud ro,ie>t
.ta ~'un roe when kept IVA cuntnrt
lihcr apples which have hrgnn "a
iit lhr health XVII The cummuni
ili tn more ihan ihr matters Nj,
been uls"U sing N includes more
thr prevention ami control M the
muH'r .llc diseases. II includes ia
N.nituu w thu diseases ,lur wv MI
living ZAP improper working rrrndi
mi fo faulty construction and M
cent ul schools. The health WI I'M.
mHriiN i- Intimately connected vii
iIr J~"Iiy.tIv>. serial ami rrunumir
hours ANIL conditions Nh labor in N
NnSiri's. The ~. nf employees. the
uI llud ami the construction w
'-- especially lnr those Whu-r IND
ERE small. ~ have an important hc.
"n The health W The pruplr.
The citizen VII u. interested ia
ununiit'> health OIL, when Nv NJ
stands its significance and import.
thr 1t''aur, Wrrt u. nv health w
community therefore depends M |
measure nn bringing tu the attrntin
ii" people The causes w Ii~rg,.. WY,
pns>iiil tN uf their prevention. In II
his the schools can hr useful. Chill
rtn lr taught The rs entails W.T. nv!
lnh sanitation.
a
n Logical Man. What ,uu W
N id ilr %inctur. H. an operation Il.
Nril rpl ~ lhr patient. Which 81
.Inu arr %clrvcrr~t AT Dr
Free Press.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

N Logical Man. What ,nu wv
N AL itr %inrtut. H. an operation inn
sen. rrpl ~ The patient. Which %
Inu are Won clrvcrr~t ate Drt
Free Press.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

Crime j. afraid ~ light. Bad \
Irr afraid ui light. They want Nv wv
dark places. out uf sight. Flnmlin
cities with light would reduce Grim
Ill vicious practices tremendously.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

have known groups of cullcg,
NV 80 tu the city M nigh, ami wv
iR drunken. vulgar drhauchr> unt
hair themselves Tor N months
ward This b. one uf The dangers /,
icgr lie.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

membership fcr u- IN rrnt~ with sub
n mfnt annual fee Of - crnt~. III rr
.'m w receives u ,IrriHll, ma,r rubber
mp and pad. which remain the proper
Fiji - The association anil can ~ called ~
if abused This WI Tmp does uut how tha
dHir nf collection. hut simply the regis
7 rcd tered numbers ~ the go circle AMI
tlr individual members. thus fixing iha
origin of the ceg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

Both Colombia and Peru are compel
ituF. "a Ecuador in The Manufacture III
Panama hats. though Ecuador has the
advantage ~ hring the sole producer. >'
far a. j. known. w The best grade M
tuqnila. the straw ur grass from which
The hats are made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

II H. cl1imrd that more than IN per
~ the Ecuadnriar crcci finds ii>
WAY ultimately ~ he I'm trl states mar
kri>. hHt umlN ~ Ter cent mn - pr crni
iur the wears 1911 and 1912 respectively
was shipped a. American ports direct.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

The member ~ pledged nni ny turn
,tcr ~ fhe cuisines mlnaerr amy eggs
"'rrr ihln | We 4 Old: AMI Nv stamps
h : eggs ~ the day they arr M w. collect
~ hv III mayer. The member y also
ridrr obligation 10 gather hiy Gags tHirp
In inr i'm ser weather nnd once dat
W coal weather: aud ~ " pro, idcl with
y ct NJ simple rule.
The probation ~ the world fpr 1913
ht~ been estimated WE llu.nrN toms. w
about I. -,nu tons more than n 1871.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

4 cooperative ceg circle movement III
making rapid hc.dWaY IN Prince El.
ward l>lind. Since The ,pring ~ 1917;
no less than t. egg selling a~>ociIiions
have been formed Among Prince ElWar \
Island farmers. with ln aggregate mym.
bcrShip Of over .un. The larE " ~ thc>,
circles number. - members. while The
smallest has 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

The Panama hat j. c@lsil, SECOND ia i'm
purianrr among the exports ~ Ecuador.
The quantity exported in 1872 amuunirl
L. 3lIGH7 pounds. valued III >lyi1T 81.
against all.>fl pounds. worth - lrI sol.
iH 1911. More hats were exported ~ lhl2
hy i.>G6 pounds than wv 1911. hut with "
difference ia value MI 49,. ilu OHM favor IA
the former wear. owing a. The lower
prices prevailing abroad during i'll.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-14

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how are Won?
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