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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
100000 IS
INCREASE IN
ASSESSMENTS
Tax Assessor George Champion Completes
Compilation OF Tax Rolls Showing thu
Total Valuation in County to Be
Sl7.758. 970.l5.

The total a--r~~ed valuation oi Cameron
county property Tor 1914 ], Sl7. 75s. 97O45.
an Increase 81 ~ .500.O00 over the assess
mcnt~ tor 1913, according 10 an a%nnounce-
ment today ~ County Tax Assessor
George Champion. The tax rolls for 1914
were completed and toialled this morning
hy Mr.. Champion. assisted ~ Deputy A.
SCISSOR NJ. b. koval>ki.
The total amount Of taxes due the coun-
tv and State. a. shown ~ the records
completed. D. lSj.604.0i. a. against
~sl15.616.l3 Tor 1913, an Increase Of ap-
.proximately 10000. Although the az
-c-Sments this year are much higher than
last year. the total tax rate this year j,
.a7 IL cents on lhc hundrcdt dollar~ valua-
iion n against sl.05 on the hundred dol
lars valuation for last year. comparatively
equalizing the amount.
The total State taxes are 81 IL cents
81 the hundred dollars valuation. giving
the State SG6.l41.O7 Of the total taxes
due. The total county tax rate j. 90 cent,
On the hundred dollars. giving the county
>lO6. 420.4s.
The actual assessments for 1914 were
III .6l5. 1875. 20 which amount was added
>ll3,635. covering the supplemental rolls
for back years.
Railroad and telegraph lines in Cameron
county are as~e~scd Sl,l3l, 1I4.45, and
state and National banks $3.50. 800.
Mr.. Champion stated that the rolls will
he submitted Ia the county board 1T com
mIssionrr~ tins afternoon for approval,
after which a copy will be al once forward
cd 10 the State comptroller III Austin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
HEROINE ESCAPES.
AN AWFUL DEATH.
Florence Gray in The Million Dollar Mys-
terry" Tonight is Drawn Into a Bed of
0uicksand But is Saved Through Quick
Work on Part of Jim Norton.

The Black Hundred again obtain pos
session Of the person of Florence GRAY I'm
the sixteenth episode of The Million Dol
lar Mystery, which appears AT the Dit
man theater tonight. but through the usual
pluck and quick wit Of the reporter lover.
Jim Norton, she j. finally restored ID her
home. Through treacher IN the home OF
Florence She j. persuaded To visit Atlantic
City for 4 rest. Here she j. visited by n
physician who %nnounces quietly To the
hotel people that the girl j, afflicted with
smallpox. The news j. hu-hed M. a. the
hotel people stood in danger Of losing M
their patronage should the fact become
known.
A. arrangements are being made To con
duct Florence To q private ~anltarium.
through the conniving Of various agents
III the Black Hundred. Norton ~tumble~ III
and rc~cuc~ her from the hotel. unknown
e. all. They flee. but are seen and fol
lowed. There iuliow~ battle after battle.
rescue and rccapture. ending IN Florence
wildly falling into a deadly he'd Of Quick
sand. firmly imprisoned and sinking deep
with only Norton'S wit. strength and man
hood there to save her.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
Miller Hotel Chef Dead.

Henry Jones. negro. tor the past xix
years chef 10 the Miller hotel. died al 40
o'clock last night after an illness extending
over several weeks. lie was 81 wears old.
and unmarried. Jones bore \ good rcputa-
tion here. and was known a. 4 quiet and
peaceable negro. lie was buried this aft
crnoon from the chapel If the Morri, nm
dcrtaking company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
NOTICE.

Beginning October ID al meats. etc.
bought from the Union Meat Market will
DE strictly cash. Delivery wagon leaves
market M 80 n. IN. No orders will be-
delivered after that hour. Phone your
orders the day before. Open from 5 to 10
q. m. and 1 TO : p. m.
N. X. LUBBOCK. Prom.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
Or. Skipper Called to Wife's Bedside

nr. q. NJ. skipper, county health officer.
last night received q message that hi~
wife was seriously III III the home ~ her
parents ~ Houston The left for that city
81 the early train. DIR. skipper expect L.
return ~ Brownsville within the next three
or four days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
Rutherford EMPLOYS only

Rutherford employs only American mas
ter bakers. i%nsuring quality NJ All times.
Our bread = for sale M the following
places: Brownsville Grocery company.
Cash Grocery company. Wise 4 Newman.
City Market and 1872 Elizabeth street
Phone 434.-adv 107tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
Threw Salt Cellar at Man: Fined

Valdez wa- fined Al and costs wv the cor
poration court this morning on u charge
of assault. preferred ~ Augustn Paz.
Paz alleges that Valdez threw u salt cellar
~ him last night in y restaurant on the
outskirts 81 the city. A charge against
Paz tor fighting wa~ dismissed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
Married at Austin -t

MaTrlea at AuStIn-Card- received by
Brownsville friends announce the mar
rage Of Mis- Eleanor Idell Park. daugh-
ter NJ Mr.. y. II. Landrum. III Austin. Tex
rs, to Mr.. Leon Raymond Stith. also IF
Agstm. which occurred ii the home Of
October 4. The bride has many old friends
III Brownsville. having spent her school
girl days here. The man 1T her choice l.
= prominent resident Of Austin. Mr.. and
Mr.. Stith will ~ III home III Austin after
November n.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
We wrap all bread u

We wrap all bread l%cavin> our shop. It
= costly bnt clean and YOU, Mr.. Family
Man, should insist upon wrapped bread.
or. better still. insist on Rutherford
bread or none. "Fewcr loaves 20 further
1872 Elizabeth street. Phone I3l-lO'-II
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
CITY NEWS
II is not only a needless exnen.e hal

u y HUl UHIy 4 HttuItss '~NI"I-' TT
foolish extravaganza. II you please. 81 say
nothing WI the annoyance and iucunvcri-
encc. ~ even occasionally have to have
storage battery ''rccharged." II vour
ear ~ equipped with y first elias standard
make generator and -tarter system. An
occa ioual inspection and adjustment ~ y
competent and skilled mechanic viii keep
Your self -tarier and li-ht~ working per
fcctly. AK my customers or call around
and III me explain mv proposition. Luther
l.. Lame. Garage aud shop corner Levcc
and Thirteenth -trcct.-lOlI III.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
Start Work on Pie line-TL

UT TIC LWTN"INN NJ
'anghan Investment company today be-
gan the work IT laying an inch water pipe
line from Fourteenth and Madison streets
10 the Victoria addition, southeast OF the
city. n distance ~ about 300 feet. The
company n building the line IA H. own ex-
pen>e. and u will be under the jurisdiction
M the city water department.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14

been issued IN The appraisers on The estate
of Mary Caroline Browne a. San Roman.
deceased. The estate hcing subject Nv the
Inheritance tax. The first meeting NJ the
appraiser will bc held on Monday. October
10. The appraiser are J.. Stanley Ford
and Benjamin Kuwal-ki. Notices have also
been issued against the estate Of John f..
Walls. deceased. These ara among tn
first iaXc- of the kind on hc levied here.
Only such estates a. are left To Others than
direct descendant, are subject IN the tax.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14

san Antonio. travelling passenger agent
for the Pennsylvania lines; r.. III. Dallas
Of San Antonio. district passenger agent
for the Santa r.: and ". j. Piatt III San
Antonio. travelling freight agent for the
Santa Fe. are in Brownsville today. guest.
at the San Carlos hotel. All urc here on
regular trips over the district in behalf of
business for their respective lines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
RutherfOrd's bread

nuIIItT IUIU Wtdu u HtVrr ppdHICU
around town m nm open. dirty wagon.
'Clcanllness i next a. goodness" We n,
not claim ~ d. gods. hut our bread ~
clean. 1882 Elizabeth street. Phone 49,.
adv 10 1tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
PERSONALS

J. +. Couch Of Pharr j. registered ~
the Miller hotel.
". Sinner Of San Antonio j. q business
visitor IN Brownsville today.
e. Q. Hutchinson Of Edirhurg is IN the
rity today. 4 guest N the Miller hotel.
Frank y. Bower of Edinburg J. in
Brownsville today. registered ~ the Miller
hotel.
ID. :. Tale. 81 Nixon. Texas. il in
Brownsville today. 4 guest al the Miller
hotel.
r. r. Hanger 81 Kansas City. No. j. \
visitor IN the city today, registered At the
Miller hotel.
w. b. Walker Of Chicago l. 2 business
visitor in Brownsville today. registered ~
the Miller hotel.
Parker House Rolls made fresh every
day NJ Ruthcrford's bakery. 1892 Eliza
beth street. Phone 43i.-adv 10 1tf
Marvin Evans NJ Pharr. the well known
real estate mar Of that town. j. III Browns
willie today on business.
Graham, rye, cream. pullman and French
I tr..l uyI III .~.t. 1T r.lt-f I.l-nl ay~avy
day nj Ruthcrford'S bakery. 1922 Elizabeth
street. Phone 43i.-adv 107tf.
6. &. Whippen of San Antonio j. q bust
ness visitor in Brownsville today. lie j.
"A guest nj the Miller hotel.
We will save you from IL ~ 90 per cent
ship and best quality material. Get our
figure. W. II. Putcgnat Co.-adv. 929l
Colonel Abs Haywood of San Bcnito
was III Brownsville last night on business.
lie returned TO San Benito this morning.
Rutherford's bread j. used exclusively
al the Miller hotel. San Carlos hotel.
Oriental Cafe and Merchants Cafe.
"Thcrc's n eason.'-adv. 10l If.
N. Smcdc~ If Houston. the well known
representative Of the National Biscuit com
lpany u again III the city after IN absence
of several months. Mr.. Smedcs expects
to spend several days in Brownsville.
Fred Mckee of Washington. u. g., man
ager Of the Metropolitan hotel Of hat city,
arrived IN Brownsville yesterday and will
be here for q few days. lie j. registered
at the san Carlos hotel.
Mrs. Housewife: Are You Interested in
the health ~ your family III "a. insist
upon Rutheford's bread. Made clean and
sold clean. 1882 Elizabeth street. Phone
43f.-lN'7'tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14

Are you prepared for the hunting sea-
SOM You will find n complete line NJ
guns --latest models ammunition. tents.
camping cots and chairs. hunting coats.
etc, AT w. III. Putegnat Co.-Adv. 920.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
Examination Being Held

examination for a farmer Tor the Indian
service N being held today no the custom
house under the supervision 81 r.. l.. CHM
of the local board NJ examiner. enc man
D. taking the examination.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
CiTR0lAx
CIT r O LAX
c Z 3 o l A x

Best thug for constipation. sour stom-
ach. lazy liver and sluggish bowels. Stops
a sick headache almost az once. Gives u
most thorough and satisfactory flushing
no pain. no nausea. Keep You system
~cleansed, sweet and wholesome. Ask for
citrOlax. Martinez Drug Store, N. corner
Market Square.-ady.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
Wood

W00d-Good mesquite wood. 1915 per
cord delivered. T.. II. r.. Howard a Co.
-170'l4 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14

Leaves for lnGiana-R. II. Howard. ,.i.
has been connected with SINGER and Son
for the past several years. has gone to
shirley. Ind, where Nv may locate N bu~i-
ness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14

Mrs. JOrgensen. hair dresser. will ar
rive IN Brownsville Wednesday afternoon.
For appointment phone $50. 10 1927.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
Rio Grande Railroad.
Mexican National.

Leave Matamoros $3.50 a. m. Am. time
Arrive Matamoros % 80 p. m. Am. time
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14

Who makes special cakes for parties.
weddings and other social events! Ruth
erford. Of course. No one else in town
can. Phone 43i.-adv ~. III.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
PROGRAM

Selections from THE Merry Widow and
LA Matchicha," from the opereta ga.
tifa Blanca
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-14
Mrs. Housewife:

MRS. housewife. Are You interested IN
the health ~ your family If -. insist
upon R~utheford's bread. Made clean and
sold clean. 1892 Elizabeth street. Phone
43f.-l07tf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
Sos nLfn6nLfrcie Gdlnehrn.

Cine beinobe perlli6tenoe gtie0er-
lago Bat sic li6erale gSortei Shmc-
0ens bei oeu lettcn @o5lcn erlittcn.
Gas iAGrfite llrt5eil ilber bic 9}or-
tel wur0e in0eiicn ni6t Ooour6 ge.
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or0Bten Fortei Scr 5weiten amumcr
auf sic tleinite berobinnf, ionoeru
0nB Dor sen gSablen elm 9roBer
S6eil i6rer berporragenoltcu uno in.
tcleftucIl 66@Itltcbcuocn @1ifalieoer
6ffentlih bon ibr obibmenftc. 9(u-
Ter 3ipGifcI itebt, ooB Oos Io6nic9er-
haltea Der @ortei in Ser @ert6cioi-
gun9siroge Die ein8ige llriade mar,
ole oen llmfall 5oblreiher g9dbler
bepirfte; fir Die uSnteIIiseu8" o6er
nor sic @ertbeioigiingsfrosc rur Der
Eropfcn Scr oen @eAer 5uru lleber-
ilieBen bradbte.
Scit 0ie jebigen Siibrer ser Yor.
tel 8ur W1odt gelan0ten muroe oie
biirgeriide Sntclligcn8 INNER nm
milliger ii6cr sic 9lrt, mie oie 8ar-
iciIcitllng oie Sahe Oes 5rciiinns
rertrot. GaS riibrte oober oaB oie
pffi3ieac freiiinnigc &ortei iib meni-
qcr Inn oeu politii@en 5reiiinn flint
merte ltno ii6 mebr oic io5ioIeu @or-
nainoi9nftstenocn5eu 81 cigeu mod
tc. oie BON aaerlci freibeitsieinoliben
@lornleiferern gepreoigt werocn. 0aS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

glusidloggcbcnoe mtrOe cine SAuL
meiiterci, sic in ibrcr eingebiIoeten
@eisbeit oos gon6e &olf 8ipingen
mill, nod ibrer @feife 8u tn5en. Ole
5iiriorgc fir oie Sdwahen In
ipiiienoen 8uriidgebtebenen lmO
6bnlihe io5iole uno moroIiide Gr-
aiebunggirogeu oic OIL iiA ia ie6r
pibtig iinO, babcn oos Sntereiic Der
aus alcinbiirgcrn beitcbcuoeu W3ebr.
belt ser Eortci 10 iebr in glniprud
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tbropiibcr @eieaicboit our 9Sflege
eciltig N1iuocrmert6iger gcuoroen
lit, Die oQe N1it6iirger ais unuiiu-
oig im0 anormol betrohtet unO oeS-
bal6 oeren &ripotlc6cn olrh @ciete
uno 3pongsregeln oufs genoucite re.
geln nio6te. 90 lit S@meocn 5u eli
ncm 9onOc fIcinliNer umo lGitieer
Gini1r1nfunqen gemor0cn. GS iet
an bic 1llbctnfntcH ldAcrlibenSems
peren5Oeror0mmgen crinncrt, sic am
Sonntag m06rcnO oes 9ormittogs.
luO Observation-Disclosures in Sen
@oituirtbIcboiten imO &oficcbduiera
oeu Ginlob bon @d5tcn perbicten uno
bic @ero6reidung bon ipiritroicn
0etrGnfen ON @dite, oie bcreitS bon
friiber Shm0e Der BORT meilen I'M
ter Straie iteIlen.
Sin onoerer llfoS berbietet iel6lt
an @erfto9en nod So0cnihhiB Den
Naihpirt6en uno aofieebous6ciiBern
oen gerfaii bon Gigorrek uenn Der
&duier niht etluos in oeni Scfol Der.
5e6rt. 9Sn Ooncm Grnit murOc i'm
9leiAStog oie 6ragc erortert, Oh man
Ben %erfnui non So6of IN Heiian-
rontS lnlO Gofcs nDt iibcr6olpt
pcr6icIeu ion Ter Qiir9ermeiiter
BON Siod6oiu, 9iuo6o0eu ein irii.
1erer Sibcraler ino ieBt So5iolOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

@r: ng8ir bobcn ms on cir 5i6-
ides, rllDigeS %IdtGcn fiir unirre
SlitterDo4en otse,lnGt."
Ste: nghir 6u rnBi9l 80 bale ie't
mir bier iinO, nod fcineu tmieytoi.
tenOen llebenslnilrOigu jnccuMonl
9eiun0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

mofrot erflGrte i'm SieidStaac, ooB
man 0as &ublifm oos in &eitdu.
rants ino Gaies liBt uno nQuoImt~,
wo6l aud filioniereu Oiirie, Gie @e.
itinnumgeu iiber 0ie SonntagSul6e,
oeu n1btIi6en StraBenperfaui H. /.
10. meroeu ourA lle6ertrei6una aero-
Oe3u unliunig. Syu 0eu &orietcs, sic
0esucgen iuIt gar nidt me5r mIf Der
ifon0inopiihen Nol6iniel 6eiie6en
fonucn, oori 6im Sdute Der Wlo
ralD fcin 9lIfobol ucra6rciAt mer.
Ocn sSu Oen &aiiee6Guiern peroen
o6ne jcocsmaliae por6erigc Grlou6.
mis- ser &oli5ei nit 9lSHabme bon
SnItrimleutalulif feine @ciongS
portrdge oOcr ioniiiae @orfH9tllngen
1eoulOct, 0a Dies 3it ~ 6lfo6oliirben
Sraieu oumiercn fGnntc. Ole W3iB.
iiinnmug bat iiCb auh III cinigeu
@l1ttern Ger @drtei gedllBert 6eiou-
oerS in Dem 6erporra8cnonen bon 10
nen. Ger Stod6olmet 8eitiIng 60
gems 9}D6cter", sic ebenio idorf mie
aeiitrcidj geoeu ole Solhna Der @ar.
teilcituug Stelim9 na6nL ood bat
tie ipGter aus 9liidiidt ouf Die oirA
Sic gSo6lcu 10 itart beOro6te einio.
feit irucr6olb Der Eoriei nit ibrcr
9riiif 5uriidgcholieu Cine anoerc,
arobc oemdBiatliberoIe Solptliooi-
5cihinn g9liton6looet" 6ot PIC iebiae
IibcroIe 2citung aiiinAq8 lpRbqftclie
befdmpit. usDa3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

vgGnS t6uit Oh 0enn pcnn On ipdt
Nudts beinlfommlt uno finoet bob
Geivs sSyau nod oif lit lmo Sid er-
portct2"
Sd ibuc Qnr nicbtS, ooS bcloret
iNcinc Srou idon b6hitcnS miiuide
i'd, nirbt nod Sauie gcgaugen 81
ieinl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
.Seirat6s-9i 9iceuacit.

Syomes DC. Glurfc Al, ggittper
lno g5ettie ". @lc&aD, "a, ggittpc
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M 90. SiIonce "a; 9eioe bon @oi9.
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uno W2orD 6. Stone, 30.
6eOerico &iunti "a, unO 0loric
@ioDonuu Qi @ioodino, 1S.
Somoro s. Sellers, %, mo GloiiC
6. @1oore, 10; Scioe BON @oi1ing.
ton, 9. 6.
Soiepb 9. Soo0moro, 90, unS
Gaa s. EormoIlcL 81.
S8iaiom Glorioec, %, uuo 9}oic
6. N}op, IL.
SSoiep5 8. @uoncp, 2l uno 9o-
pbia Wioslopsfo II.
SSames 9. Swceuep, 80, uuO @li.
aobetb g. 9Sorter, 90.
Oe gSitt st. ,SobnlonJ %, mo Ylg.
res 81. @eDs, 90.
@corae 6. 8airo, 26, mo glaibiI-
Oo 90. gteceiion 81.
@}aurice 9. Sitter, 20, uno @}a4
ric 6. Tmper, 81.
Sormaa @. Sanoer 81, uuo @lo.
ric Seifcrt 81.
6rant 81. Gromnc, 33, unO Bertha
8. &i1or0ion, q, Golgote, @lo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

n9a9en Sie, Mcrr GIerbuber no
rum lino Si' ocnu 70 itl.o az Isa
@oItor GRaaer 81 iprcdcnSy
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mid erit uodj benz 5c3nicn @Io5 iiIy
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

oos Gomm oai iueitere bier So0re
,troden" blcibcn ioll, cine Grganiia-
tion ae9riinoct. Sn Garroll- nno IN
|@drtttt Golmm, no ebcnialls iibcr
bic Spiritiioicnfralc obgcilimut
mcrocu ioll, leitet sic Anti Saloon.
9igu oic Gonpasuc fir bic Erodenen.
aber Gecil Golmm's Seuperen5ler
6a6cn sic Siilie Ger 9igu rimoweg
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6ranf NJ. Slit @ar9c0 NP. 0iadeD,
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,So6n NlcGleno6alL Geo. .. @ureD,
g9. ~. Fogue, Gueriou Grot6ers,
Reu W}. Z. 9tltter, 6. ". Capioa,
5ronf a. 9Srice, 3. g2ill @erfins, 2.
Z. Sens, ". 5. Dapis, 3. s. 9(uerit
6curD @1 0lcGullou06, 6. .. Sim
leo, Gc0. So5n M9glnople, j. g.
g96itueo, oenr1 Giniinaer, ,So6n S.
Cean, S9. $. 9lloerion 6. 3. g.
g9aro, Charles z. &eacod uGau~
z. Eerrell iuO So5n 6. @once
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

rSaS 1T ncr 3ioEatJi9 Gcat sc
9ioienieiieln ser Gtc afimnSc0te pc.
ocu Sron @ie!solicbt~ 81 ol..
nSa iCi tonuic mir esNi .jii1H
Dor. ocun oas 1T Der ctie Glm icR
fiinf Sa1rcn IN ocu i4 1iiiat tc
rc.Ee!" o4i,.ae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

S6cnHenteM Die Oeu oNentideu
e0'reIpOnoeHtcn" uidt piuftlid, uScr
l'"rcrelmaaia crGulten, iiuO oc6ctem.
Der CiIiee ooOOu per SeIepGon oSer
i@rlitli9 Wlitt9eilnns sn MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

&1eater6ircftor nGie liNo GeHe
0reiBiG SoDre bel uus cla }icpuna +
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i'ly rushed to completion.
PIX months before It's opening.
the exposition was more than nina.
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Thousands Of Americans who
VINO have never toured The unite6
states win make the great circuit
q the country with the beautiful
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national Exposition as their obiec.
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.ope every year By American tour.
put next year the travelling
world will See America First.
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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-12-04
CEN RAKIA.
Reporter.

Our church is progressing nice
ly.
The S. S. and b. Y. P. u.
have a nice attendance.
The Women s Educational So
ciety has grown in the last few
months and every Sunday new
faces are to be seen,
Rev. Norment OF Carbondale,
ILL.,. has jast closed two weeks
revival he preached strong gospel
sermons the whole church has
been strengthened and S have
been brought to Christ and 3
others added to the church.
Mrs. Zenobia Kinds,
So2 K. 5th North St.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-12-04
ARRESTED.
The Assistant Editor was
taken by surprise.

Mr.. Edgar S. McCrsry. the
assistant EDITOR OF the Gazette
had a young lady to visit him
Thanksgiving. and all went we'll
with him IN / some one informed
his brown in the city about it !.
She at once proceeded to find
him and did not succeed until
about 8 p. m. when they were on
their way 10 the Odd Fellows
Hall where there was an enter
tainment. as ION as she laid eyes
upon him she says there is my
man she politely walked up laid
hands on him and told him he
was under arrest. While he was
trying to explain his absence from
her side and his presence with
this young lady. in the meantime
the lady in question had advanced
a few PAGES ahead of .ye editor
but was close enough 10 hear
him say | will talk to you some
tonight
Now it would have been alright
had he NOT told the Miss" that
there WASH I any Sheriffs in this
city. and 10 be arrested on first
sight.
He explained so we'll to his
"teaser' and after a friend he
was with vouch-safe for what he
had told her. that she allowed
him togo free. but she never took
her eyes off OF him while be re-
NAMED at the hall.
Next time he will get Ler told
before his guest arrives.