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Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-07
CITY AND VALLEY

Dry Sccial-There Will be a Cali
fornia Dry" social in Seeley tonight
Charged With Forgery-W. ]. Don
evan, aged "a years, was brought
over from Holtville today charged
with forging several checks.
Theatre Tulane-Mary Pickford
everybody's favorite in Hearts
Adrift," will be an attraction at the
Tulane tonight. This is a drama of
t6ngled lives, interviewer with the
mist Of the sea in four parts. No
advance in prices.
Unicn Temperance Services-Tberc
Will he union service of the churches
at the M. E. church Sunday evening.
August 8, and G. G. Ellis, who is an
eloquent speaker, will deliver an ad-
oress on the subject of temperance.
There will be special singing. Evry-
one is invited.
Harold Bell Wright's New Book
Harold Bell Wright's new book, "The
Eyes of the World" has Just been
received at the public library and will
be ready for circulation on the date
of publication, Aug. s. Everyone will
welcome this new book of Mr.
Wright's and no doubt it will be one
OF the most popular books in the IL
brary for some time to come. 1t is
{. delightful romance, clean and whole
some. No copy will be issued until
Saturday, August 8. At present the
library has twelve copies and as more
are needed they will be added.
X \
Stranded in Vienna-Mrs. Joseph
Treshil and daughter Clara, who have
been travelling in Europe for the past
two months, are, according to latest
advices, stranded in Vienna, says the
Imperial Enterprise. The last letter
received by Mr.. Treshil was written
from Vienna, stating that the Wen
ma banks had refused to honor their
United States travellers checks. This
letter was written on the Goth inst
and was the last communication re-
ceived. 1t is likely that their tenn
rorary embarrassment will shortly be
relieved through efforts of the Amer
lean embassy.
X
Lucille Love" at l.. & S.-Lucille I
tonight meets with any number of
thrilling events. She is a captive in
Hugo's house, which contains a dis
appearing stairway, trapdoor arrange
ments and other mystifying devices. I,
When the captain and detectives ap-
pear there is a thrilling fight in the
house and later on the roof tops.
This is a sure enough thriller and will
: ll7es -fUffrrozued by further adventures on
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-07

Hugo's ranch in Mexico. Boxers and
Boxes" and "The Boob Detective"
10th laugh-makera conclude the pro
gram. Two full ahows-7:90 and
S:45. No advance in prices,
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-07

Immediate action. Head milo
threshed. Work will be promptly AMI
well done. Ask Rath & Marshall for
particulars. Address 1913 South
Sixth-Adv. 50
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-07

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
MOTORCYCLES for sale cheap; 4
good motorcycles for sale for re-
pair bill; good bargain. II. II.
Hamm, 445 Main ST. Phone rs. x87
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-07

Ford Cars overhauled for $4,000 al
Central Garage, FL { entFor-Adg.-s =
The evening world., 1914-02-02
SOUP TO NUTS! EAT WITHOUT FEAR
Of DYSPEPSIA PAPES DAPEPS|N

Heartburn, Water Brash, Pain In Stom-
sch and In .estines. Headaches from
stomach ase absolutely unknown where
Paps's Diapepsin 10 used. II really does
eli the work of healthy stomach 1t
dieests your meals when your stomach
cant. Nleaves nothing 70 iefment. sour
and upset the stomach.
Get . large 60-cent csse Of Pape's
Diapepsin from your druggist, then eat
anything you want without the slightest
discomfort or misery. besides every par
tiele Of impurity and Gas that 10 in your
stomach and intestines will vanish.
Should you be suffering now from In
digestion or any stomach disorder. you
can get relief in five minutes.
The evening world., 1914-02-02
CONTESTS BREAD LINE WILL.
widow of Harry M. Gescheiat
Holds Il Was lmproperly Drav..

Mrs. Katherine Peck Gescheidt. widow
OF Harry M. Gescheidt. the Brooklyn
lawyer who left $4,000 BY will to the
Trinity Corporation for the maintain.
slSS.sd to Ssesa ns each loaf az:
Med notice Of contest in the Brooklyn
6upreme Court to-day on the rrounds
that the will was improperly drawn.
When Gescheidt dieo at his home. No.
Mr.. Gescheidt declared she would no;
contest the will but would like 10 oSS
Der nsns IN conjunction with that Of
S ss nsSe n n IN. on every Loaf APP
mind. l.; q
The evening world., 1914-02-02
SPANISH RoUT MOoRS
G1 ~ IN ALl-DkY BATTLE.
Trlbesmen Suffer Heavy Losses,
While King Alfonso's Forces
Have 146 Killed or Wounded.

TETUAN. Morocco. Feb. a.-Ths
Moorish tribcsmen sustained heavy
losses In stubbornly contested battle
with . column Of Spanish troops on
Friday at Benz Salem. to the south Of
this town, while the Spanish forces
Also suffered, they losing four ofiicers
ana twenty-five men killed and four
o0cro and lie men wounded.
The evening world., 1914-02-02
Digests Food When Stomach
Can't - No Sourness,
Gas, Indigestion.

You can eat anything your stomach
Graves without fear Of Indigestion Of
Dyspepsia, or that your food win fer
mont or sour on your stomach. II you
will take Paps's Diapepein oocasieaally.
Anything you eat will b digested;
nothing can ierment or turn into acid.
poison or stomach gas. which causes
belchins. Dissiness. feeling Of iullness
after eating. Nausea, Indigestion dixie q
lump Of lead in stomach). Biliousness.
The evening world., 1914-02-02

eseek ss.s Osssts Asrsisg Specials
the Clesks Look OlosksI
The evening world., 1914-02-02

SSSbS0s SNS G~Os~sNO
At 50 cts: values sl.75 to o4Q:
Figured vslesrs
Plain velours
SIX ehaki
6ilk Damask
s siit G GsSs.s 4
SIX Trou Tfou
A..s AZ: 4 3 -: Va *:':s '-ss ::.
At $l.sS, values $500 to el.oo:
Finest SILK Broeatsis
All gilk Damaaks it'
ei!t jsspsr Damssss.
Immense AssortmsaG e
Oaa Gold. Old Req. Crlln6sa 0ooGolA
Nile. Ponssraaats snd AyTtiS Wsaa1A
8 cts. TO l.e0 each:
Remnants, edds and ea1s q a 9a1a
ak Dsmasks-msjority asS a6
samples.
Sample Portieres-
So. -. .l.%e
styles for Drapsriss esd Couch csvoga
Above are half value aad lee.
Couch Cover
- to as
values 40 70 N.so.
Various sradss q tspsstry-maSscasv
50 inches wids-i 70 Of styis.
Clesrancss from Our Own Stick
Lace Curtains
I to 4 pair lots.
Nottingham, Novelty serim ls1al
Arab. Novelty Metz. lrish Point. Aas1s
Antoinst,s. french Lsest Rsasisssass
l.i0 to 1850
"''' :. = II.
Lace Curtain Ends
Salssmsn's Sasmpsss y
~ yds. iopg-lrish Point Frsash
Net. French Lacet. .eerin. Brussels
and hotoe....."...... -
Another lot.,s.eh...:v."-..y:.... -
cl.arsness IN curtaia Nss.-S ineA
detached figures o. nah ~
s .,ss !, ana A.:s... Unit ~
Imported Curtain NaArAseeaA
white and Arabian anee-vsno -
Art Tsekiass,. yreesa taseseas-
dimitis0 sAd craft cleeA4-
:P'in . :s.sssS.9s e -. j
The evening world., 1914-02-02
MORNING SPECIALS-Tsusrew, Tuesday, Until P. NJ
To prevent dealers buying quantities restricted

IS Ct. Stripsd Msssssass. .....,.,,.... ~
Yard wids-soft. lustrous fabrics
black. navy and colors.
sILks-MAIN FLOOR.
50 Ct All Wssl 1sssdelsths. ......:.... ~
~ inch--tan. gray. reseda, brown.
cardinal. garnet and sraxs,
Is e. BIssel,sd Muska. .......,..... 1lM
Is inch-soft finish--no dressing.
| MUsLiNB-BAsEMEST.
hs Ct. Lingerie Batissss. ,.....;:.,.;..; IL
n inch--firm weave-~oft finish
| for lingerie, babies wear. etc.
WHITE GOODS--MAlN FLOOR.
Il2lSet Fsney Psreslss. ..,.,.......... ~
Stripes, checks. dots. figures, etc,
Light and dark-mill lengths.
WASH DRESS FABRICS BASEMENT.
- Ct. lnsa Tsbls Ds.sssks ,,.,,...,., -
Heavy Irish make-bleached and
unblsac hsd-pretty patterns,
LiNESs-MAlN FLOOR,
- Il. Mso's Winter underwear ...... -
Wool mixed-shirts and drawers to
match-all sizes,
MEMS UNDERwEAR--MAINF FLOOR.
y Ct. Fsl 81. Ciasha. Assns ,:..,.. 10
Various siss checks-pocket
and strings,
MUSLIN UNpERwEAR,-SECOND FLOOR,
The evening world., 1914-02-02
TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS

TRIMMINGS ANU 6O IONS
Drsssmalssrs' Sale-LAST WEEki
Ribbonzine Trlmniings-pink, blue.
white and dainty combinations
reg .l5 and ~ yd.......,,......,,. III
Marabou Trimmings--black. natural.
white. Hight blue. pink. taupe.
mAize-reg, .1....................... do
As.inch Chiffon. Fiouneings.:-florai
designs In light blue. pink. yellow.
Iavender-all-over gold dots
usually 1.SS... .......''.'''.'''''' .U5
FROG Coat Ornamsnts-blaok;
also white-one side sffocts-
reg. .c5 cts each. 1T
Cotton Wash Trimming Braids-
Bulgarian colorings
yds. 10 pce.-res. .0............ 10
Trimming Buttons--pearl and
coIored crystal--small and medium
sixss-reg. 6 to 4 card ......3 for 10
reg. rs to - dosen.".....".... III
The evening world., 1914-02-02

N.W Bsys' Whistler 0vsseeaes. ...,..... ,100l
Navy and cray ehinchilias-elso
Cheviot Overcoatings-full belted
warm Innings 70 . years.
sOys CLOTHiN0-rBiRD 1LoOR.
= e. osys' elsnss. .................... isl
Psrcaiss and ianneiettss-liEht,
medium ana dsrk-attachsd col
SoYs susSlsMMos-rnrRD rlooa
Si.e9 White vsus Dlsssss. .............l.lS|
All over smb'd-nst collar and
cuffs-also tucked and pisatsd
styles-smb'd collar and cuffs,
wAlSrs--sBCOND FLOOR.
% el. 4 STA wsusa's Flsses Rehss. -. :. I'D
Heavy and fleecy-Rray. blue. pink,
wRAPPnns-snCOND FLOOR
- Is q. Wsnan's Cdnpss. ..... 3e|
Also Bl0uses-white or ecru-hiSh or
low neck-shadow nets or lacss-
some with dainty vestees.
NECkwEAn--AAIN FLOOR.
u q. Steel knlvss 4 Feds. .......... OIL
CUTLERY-NAiN FLOOR.
III Ct. liza IswslRnp. ............... d
Bleached--closs and ftrm-good
width for dish or roller.
, A>s>a>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-07
OfENlNG WEDGE FOR ANTI AGO
HOLIC CAMPAIGN IN FRANCE ~
N.ESENTED To FRENCH PAI;LIA
MENT FOR ACTION.
TO STOP INCREASE
GCOMPLETE PHOIfiBITION IN
FRANCE BEYOND Widest
DREAMS OF TEMPERANCE RI
FORMERS" SAYS BILLS AUTHOR.

Paris. March "A bin a. stop the
opening IF any more drinking establish
mer4s IN France j. 10 To- presented a.
Parliament a. the opening wedge for ihc
anti alcoholic campaign which h being
taken up anew hy Temperance advocates.
Here are some ~ the facts which they
are trying 10 drive home the need ~ rr
k%traint:,
IL drinking places already established
were So apportioncd there would h" one
for every group Of eighty inhabitants 81
4 France.
In some districts drinking places are
81 thickly placed that there Ii one for
\ every seventeen persons.
New drinking places are >priugine uP
thVmghout the country al the rate 81
Six "A day.
More alcoholic drink. including wines.
is consumed in France than in any other
nation in the world.
In the form of spirits alone ~ ~ cSii.
mated that S2:i6.0oOn01 worth WAS drunk
III France during 1911.
"Complctc prohibition ~ beyond tn
widest dreams of any French temper.
an& Icformcr.' SAYS Henri Schmidi Wh'
is the author of the bill about q" come
before the house al deputies. "aHd thr
most We can hope "a present m io forbid
the opening Of ANY nrN saloons. E> IT,
fusing Ia grant new license, W. hope ia
the course of time. 49, some Of the present
drinking establishments fail 81 cease &C.
exist for other reasons. 90 reduce TIE
\ average If drinking places a. unr fnr tvo
hundred inhabitants. We shall mot j s.
ever, try 10 prevent the opening oi res
taurant~ where drink liz sold with meals
but even such a mild ami alcoholic
mAtsurc a. this ~ likely "a meet viii
much opposition in parliament. How
difficult il j. 90 pass tcmreranc clceiNid
ton in France may IT, Judged from the
fact that ia l1l2 only l1G out NJ Gnn dcpn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-07
GERMAN PARLIAMENT. LIKE THAT
OF FRANCE. WILL BIZ CALLED
UPON To ACT ON LIQUOR RI
STRAINT MEASURES.
BILL is PREPARED
FEDERAL COUNCIL CONSIDERING
MEASURE WHICH I% RESULT OF
YEARS OF AGITATION AGAINST
MORE LICENSES.
Oh lssoclalrd Pr,ssl.

Berlin. March The German parlia-
mcut like that " France. win soon hc
called upon to consider measures NJ ~
>traint upon the liquor business ~ The
empire.
The federal council ha> prepared fur
If wears If agitation against The issuing
~ liquor liccn>c regardless vi whether
there IT, any real demand far more lriuk
iH- places. Under The existing law mu-
inequalities are authorized "a refuse
licenses where the need NJ their issuance
D. not proved. hut the new measure
makes such refusal mandatory. II also
requires applicants fur licenses tu show
that they are persons uf good -hlrIrtrr
and can b~ depended upon e. conduct
their business properly.
The new measure IN general in H. mp
nlicatiou but j. aimed primary a. Bcr
lin. whore the development VI drinking
places ~ \ duniuu, >rrt iu ihr last three
on folr Years has been amazing. Quiet
ro>.dcutill districts have hctu invaded
TIN gludN restaurants and cafes. and iH-
siitaiion> known a. American bars
equipped with blrmaid> and exotic TN
dicrS. ami serving mixed drinks termed
American III these places come hang
cr>-on II hoth sexes: nome ~ hem close
their doors before i NV I o'clock u ih.
morning ami in most Of them business IN
~ liz height at those hours.
Proponents ~ the new licensing bin
declare thai not one I'D ten Oi these RE-
SORTS exist o. meet q real need. but
rather 70 create one. and that they aTc
prolific breeding places OF immortality.
Particular objection u raised To- thc So
-.llcd "Auimivrkucipcu." NJ Animation
har>. places here the guests are en-
couraecd ~ drink a. much - possible.
MI these resorts have harmIid> vhu-y
greatest assets. from The standpoint rt
The house, arc their good looks and ahil
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-07

ity To- put away drink for drink with
their customers. These women work un
percentage which naturally spurs them
10 sell ~ many drinks = possible.
The difficulty TN combating places WI
this sort TN 4 general law IN found in
thr fact thlt 2 great number ~ highly
respectable places employ women Js
hnlmaId> ur walters. Ia South Germany
indeed the female waiter i the rule. IN
view VI this. the federal council Till
leaves IN tu the governments ~ lhr iu-
dividual federal States e. make rrgnla-
tium> governing the employment. manner
uf uuMpatiuH aud method NJ paving
wnmrn employees. Ia j. probable that
~ adoption ~ the bill viii wv followed
hv measures uH me part Of the i'rI>>iau
uu,crumcIn tn decrease greatly. ii mot
wipe ont entirely. The animate " bars"
and similar resorts VI The capital city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-07
ENFORCING LIQUOR LAWS
COMMITTEE oF ROME PIIAItMA
Ci~T> UNDERTAKE TO HELP IN
FORCE ALCOHOLISM LAWS.
Mr. Ie.nrintrd Prc.N.l

Rome. March a II mriittcc nf
pharmacists has undertaken organized
effort to helm enforce thr new Law,
against alcoholism INA Italy. thr out
growth Il The recent International Con
ura>> held INV Milan
a circular i>~tcrl hy The committee
rradS:
The Superior Council NJ Public
Health recognizes that grave effects from
intcmpcrancc nave not ~ ,ct shown
themselves III Italy but ii considers con.
diiiun> favorable for starting an anti
alcohol cImplien. particularly ~ tn
form # prevention.
with thr ruIpo,c NJ iHsuring a more
cifitlcinu> dcfrn>c against thr 'nSiduous
advances Of incompetence We recon-
menu:
THAT COURSES If education in hygiene.
~iuciudiu. particularly the dangers If Al
rohuli>m. W. instituted Iu The public
schpul> and that in %>arti"n> where The
c,il, vi alcoholism already exist more
fprr.hlc propaganda H. instituted under
th. auspices uf the police.
That thc government shall favor the
institution uf a>,IamS FIR the care and
cure uf ~lruukHTd>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-07

ties voted in Favor of = mildcr bill which
Originated in the Senate and was twelve
wears passing through the upper house.
We hone. however. that the general
elections this spring viii considerably
increase the temper mcc vote Ia the
chamber and va are organizing an cncr
-ctic campaign Throughout Fran g, ure
inc each political - lIp ~ obtain from
their candidate \ ~ rlaratiun Oh the
drink question and if possible = pledge
a. support anti alcoholic legislation.
AFTER the passage uf The law 40 pres
cut hrfutv the house ii acre are i've other
projects which We hope 10 realize IN
courSc az time. One IN The absolute pro
hibiting 81 the sale Of ihsinthe. Official
statistics show thai the con>ump tinn 81
thi. lnunr which stood III 1nn.unb iitrcS
IA f>1l hal increased On .>.000no0 litre~
la l1la. The increase 81 crime III .''ran~c
during recent wears i> largely uer a.
yl-inthr drinking. our madhn n>cS are
filled with lunaticS who would J ave been
sane and rcllthy men and y omen but
fur ah>iuthc.
The second anti alcohol measure
win NV fur iboli>hing ire privilege IVY
~; N di.iillcr- tO manuid act nrc a uuam.
ititv a. spirit free from 4. AT ion for con
sumption y, themselves art their fami.
lies. The amount NJ n irl'> thus manu-
flcfurc,l H. cnOrmoU>. MI c"cially in the
,.g,r districts such a> Normandy ami
BRITTANY where every peasant ~ Il dis
tillor at -pirit ian = SIN: Il Ray. The gov
crumcmt has nu check y ,satrycr pn spirit
manufactured under I D. privilege and
NJ course Ii i> not hN ANY means con.
stunned ~ the d%iSiiller Iud his family. II
/, estimated that III lr spirits manu-
facIurcd under the pr'' ilcgc were taxed
ut ihc same rate ~ = her alcohol il
would Ltiug u rcNcuI lc VI at least
-. n1n.OnO.
we propose no irli Station al present
against The drinking AZ wine. m dis.
tricts where nothing hut wine ~ con
-umcl there In Vcri little alcoholism.
I~niortunatclv iuhlhi. ants III thc famous
wine growing di>lri~ a. III France are ~
longer content to dri Nh wine alone. They
lave acquired the Test. for more per.
uiciou> drinks and rt,thc same Time mur.
ll~iuthc IN being dr uk each year I'M the
.lidi than ia amy etfrr part of France.
Mime. Leon Bruu. drhwrig. general sec
rotary M the Frru III union for Woman'>
suffrage and = prom ncnt temperance re-
former SAYS: AM alcoholism ~ one N
the chief ptn> IN our platform and |
nclir1c the granting If votes for women
viii H. The ,nly means ~ securing u TEN
Icranr, majority ia The French p%arlia-
mcnt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-07

u. MI stein. F>u-
Editorial Department.
The Brownsville Herald.
Hruvn~ylc Texas.
Dear Sir
We have hd several inquiries from hrunmcurn growers An Zee
and GoHad counties. asking u> lur Quar- ideas in reference tr prr> hat
Nil prevail late This summer
We have given hem ~ honest opinion. ANIL MI this opinion
might interest other growers that have not applied A. ~ direct. 81
thought wv might ~ WV object WV ,ou NV publish " letter from WY ~
tie >uhjrrt.
The past seasons GRO was oc IT The shortest iu the history of
The industry and while prices at che present moment are n"i MN h@h
a~ they ordinarily would hr- The depression H> due entirely in poor
business conditions generally throughout thp country yd NOT NV amy
uNrrSnprly W. hrnunrnrn or hrUomS
There i~ ~ hrooncnrn that eau possibly he grown H tins colh-
try prior I. the time that South Texas hrUuW1uH cam lr put on me
market. and a. fei I'm that Time thc shortage in thr lH>f crop WIZ
have become ~ pronounced. that good prizes viii prevail nn al grades.
and especially WV INV better qualities vi hrrmcurn.
We ~ not want tr give any false impression nr tn lrnlh"N
cNorbitant prizes hut III the grower FL your section VII raise gHi
broom corn. We rI pretty safe in saving th.t fr price will suit him
when hr comes to ~rl this coming August and Scrdtml'r-
Nou. " course. understand that wv WY WA c.n absolutely VrNrhf>N "
future event. ht the general "utiuak i'll rrHl Hd vr rn honestly hi
ommcld that 4 good size acreage can IT, planned this season.
Yours very truly
NJ. = A. FLEMING SrN Treasurer
The American Warehouse COMPANY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-07

NATURALLY the church workers Of Chi
-u are LEASED because a. a result 81
the ~gu-tn church agitation nearly half
IL population " the city went "a church
SUNDAY. although probably II the other
half had gone instead IL might have done
more cnrd. Boston Globe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-07

Aman NJ! never very reliable when ~
tells how BADLY his tooth acllcd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-07
NOW
and

T.4l1s thit first mite oi tunnel Wy all
INri hl- I4ru dome toward barring WYNN
rr 'h thr tr-ii-h ,hnncl l;uf Mia"
nf. -r. i~ aI.,r a.I y coming before tir
house wv. commons H-a'E wI.h Wr"-u fi~
hr'.ftur thrn rrrr ir.nrr. France anl
fuellHu asr uu cordial terms amt thr
invasion lt1v IVY ru IuHr,r Hrntr Em-l
ur,-~ tA- fhc frHunline through thr
infrrtfru~ ,hlIk uf the channel hr,I
ruuil ~. a-.l, ay.umGi -hai ht Y barring
marhir, n.ili .m thr plan ut "A huge rar
r,ntrf h.t. auI ti' tunnel aiirrWIrd
Iiu,F uith Steel TL .uHt i> about 80
u.Iu~. which If tn.r''.l vuuld cnn>ii-
ante th. longest underwater tunnel "a
.lr WORLD. Ihc rl-t I> estimated at
Hh.l. ->lHun ruu.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-07
THEN

Thirtytwo years E thr ur~t mil" LII
o. English channel tsuucl was ruu
pIrtrd. Travellers .ln visions wv
being able INV dodge .hr ru.-h -ri tr.r
between Dover uul Calais. liut thr
va>ion laec, seized thc military au.h'ri
de-, iu England: parliam,u; would uDt
MT the construction proceed. Each >ur
r~r>~ifr year that thc project was rrn.
posed alaTmi>t> arose to picture ih.
Frrt, " making u-c ui thr tunnel wv land
lu army in f.H-'lnt. Parliament rr- f
llrly refused .t> approval rotNith>taad
ivy ,hat thr prom tors devised ~rlrn,-
N hereby the pressing uf an electric hlt
;ln on Eneli> soil would put thc tunnel
uut w commission INV war time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-07

g. a general thing those Who arc not
subject w " don't have amy trouble wv
understanding tEr income tax law.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-07

N wishes were automobiles. u run
about would hr 4 touring arr
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-05-21
Hsn..e,n and Hubz-tH Organizing

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