davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
aaeo6 eerian Sa9inacidlicOsn.

Ger dlteitc imo 6etounteite Oeutic6c
Meboermeiitcr oes 2eringtou-
Nlorftes pom EoOe ob6eruieu. -
Sin or6eitsrcidcs 2e6en Bat ici-
neu 9l6idlub aeiunoeu. n @irO
mor0cn 9}aHmittag 6eitattet.
Dit Dem geItern 81 frii6er 0lor-
gcnitunOe inn Sitter BON 70 So6ren
in ieiner @o6nung, 9lr. 20, Gol0er-
ton &ooO, beritorbeuen Srn. Sdfob
Serion lit elmer ser dlteItcn umO be-
fomteiteu Metgerneiiter Oes Ger
iugtou MorfteS Oo6ingegongen. Sc
Der Der ocu Marft regelmdBig be-
iudte, o6 @roB, Oh @leiL fonnte imO
pere6rte sen frennOli6en alten Serrn,
ser fir g(Qe Elm mo6luoQenoes &ort
u6rig 6otte. Sein @eiddft 6efonO
ii6 in gfr. &C uuO 6S, 2erin9ton-
@lorfte @opa 9crion" uurOe er ge-
nonnt ino inter Oieiem 9}amcu miro
er iortle6cu in 0en Ser5eu ieincr pie
len 6relmoe unO 9efonuten Die i6m
nodtraueri.
0ie 9ecroiglmg miro morgen9lad.
mittag INN "a ll6r BON iciner @o6-
nlrnq, 9fr. s, GalDerton &ooO, ans
itottiin0en. 9lad) elmer BON @oitor
Sul. Sofmonn 0em Seeliorger Der
3ions l.. @emeinOe, geIeiteten Groner-
ieier miro 0ie 9eiiebumg mif Dem
2ou6ou %arf 6rieO1ofc eriolgen.
Sr. 9erion binterldBt cineu So6n
Srn. George 9crian 12 GnfeItinoer
m0 2 llrcnfel. Ger @eritor6eue mrr-
Oe am 12. 6e6ruor 1885 in 3piugeu-
6erg Selien IarnltoOt geboreu
unO fam inn Sabre 1852 na6 9lme.
rifa, im0 3mor dnf Dem Seael6oote
,@eorge. Gr erlernte in 9Qltimore
Oos Nlebaer6anOmerf in ser Dlebge.
rel ser iebt 0erItorbenen 6roil Safo6
Bauer uno erbielt Oomals einen Nlo-
natslo1n BON $4 nit meldem iid
nod OomaIigen Ger6Gltniiien an9e6.
lid gau3 flott le6en lieB- Gou bier
aus trot er cine @ouOerfabrt an
ipd6renO oeren er uidt gera0e ouf
Goicn ge6cttet mar. @r arbeitete
mdbrenO Oieier 3eit IN SnOiauapoliS
imo Deri6ieOencn anoeren Srten unO
fcbrte idlieBlid, Ho9oem er cine
idperc Gronfbeit iiberitonoen bate,
noA Baltimore 5uriid. Sier ar6ei.
tete er 5imGdit etpo 5ebf Sabre IN
ser Metgerei Oes 6rn @m. 81. 0iuSf,
bis er I'M Sabre 1866 iein eigenes@e.
ibdft 9riinOete. SIN Sabre 1859 ber-
bcirot6ete er ii9 nit SRI. @liiobet6
9lppel melcbe bcreitS i'm Sabre 1883
itorb. Ser duBerit oliidIirbeu Gbe
cntiproiien ieAs Sinoer, bon 0eueu
ieOob MIR nod ein So6n Sr. @eo,
2erian am 9eben lit. Sr. Seriou
'wor W}it9licO Oes 6reimolrer-OrOens
im0 ser O'&eil.@eicQiGait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
lle6erfal( Inn @Sitternadlt.


Ser SStaIiener @incenco 81 Simone
olif ser g(nnopoIis &ooo unmeit
@eitport BON bier @eeclogcrcrn
ii6erfoIleu uno ibwer miBbon.
oelt. @oli0ei eifrig auf ser
Sudc nod Sen lle6eItbGtern.
Son bier @egelogcrern iiberfollen
un0 libel 3ugeriAtet u6berte iih ge-
itern @lorgen ser Staliener @incenco
81 Simone, mobnbaft ongebIi1 in
Scr. 1O2, SolfS-StroBe, Sorrisburg,
Ya. Dem @oIi5ilen Soibuo S. @til-
lcr luio bcridtete, mas ibm ouf Ger
glnnopolis-9tooO, lmpcit g9eltport,
alleeltoBcn ici.
9lus ieinen 9lngoben ging berpor,
SOB CT nit cinem 3weiroo gciiern
Niorgen fur5 Dor 1 llDr Die belagtc
2ouOitroBe cnllong fubr, ais pl0bli6
pier weiBe Wfdnner Dor ibn olftouh-
ten i6n icli6icltcn. bon ieinem 9faoe
5crrten mo iduer niBbonoeltem ie.
ooh fcinen GeriuN maHten, i'm
ou6 3u 6crou6cn. 81 Simone's @e-
ibt mar oid angeiMmoQen cine
SSrmoe befono ii6 Oireft iiber Dem
linfen 9luee, cine onoere inter Dem
rchten Obre, meiterc |erlebungen
wieS fem &opf iopie iein &0rper in
tetrGc6tlicber 3obl ouf. @r trof ben
HoIi8ilten Wiiller fitr5 Dor 152 llbr
ouf ieinem Soften on 6uBe Scr
Scott StroBe.
@daer bcaIcitete 0en @erlebten
nah Dem n0iorDlano 9lageneinen
Soipital~ woiclbit Or. 81. g. Guli-
ion oic @erIeblngcn inltcriud)tc uno
berbanO. Spdter iplroc CT in ooS
NiGnnerbcim ser u%ohultcers Of
9lmerico," Scr. SOC, @eIt2erington-
StroBe, gebrad)t. @r fonnte BON iei-
men bier 9lngrcifcrn feline auSreibcn.
oe 9eiArei6lng geben. 9lqeS, mas
CT muBte, NOR, 0oB 5pei BON ibnen
gtoB, oie beiocn on0ercn 0ogegen
flein gelueien waren Ole 9Soli6ei lit
nit elmer llntcriubunQ bei6GitiQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
@ic Tanf nWlOmrOe"?

llntcriudungen 0orilber peiter tort.
geiett. griter Sffi6ier oes
56iffes modt beIoiteuoe 9lus.
iooen eegen Sobnion. 9Inoere
3eugen @ernebniu9en bringeu
wcnig gleaes 5u Gage. ~ Sort
icslng Scr @erbanolimecn NOR.
gen.
SSn Sen &dlumcu ser 3oa 9l6.
ic6GBlmgs .Yeboroe nobm gcitcrn Die
llnterilhung geqen Capt. e. SSobn'
ion, oen Sii1rer oes 9ompiers
n@lonroe, ibren 5ortgoug. 9e.
fuuntIib ionf Ser uWionroe" nod ei.
rem 3iianncuitoB NIT Ser uglun.
tudet" ont 30. Sonuor, wobei Al
4erionen iml's 2ebcn fomen 9llS
criter 3cuge trat scr critic Ofii5ier
0cs ,,W1onroc,~ @u1 6. &orieD, ollf
oen 3eu9eniionO uno iagte ans, Dob
Gopt. SSo9nlon aui cincm Der crIten
&etiunaSboote. Oic berab geloiIeu
ivurocn, ii6 ielbit gereltet botte. 9ie
&erbonollneSiiIbrer 6etonten ferner
sic erltolmlide Gbotiahc, ooB bon
scr gun5cu @eiabing mir opei i6la.
fcnoe Wlatroien umtamen unO Der
gfc1t Iid inter Den @jeretteien befonO.
Damn fol9ten Sic Ternebmilngen Oes
SuartiermeiiterS Sanuel g8. Dir
lmo ocs Sweiten Siilfsnaibiniiten
Ibomas DdiQer, bic i'm 9lugcmeinen
MIR sic bcrcitS friiber gemadten
9luSlogcu ocs Capt. 8. 9errD bonn
rglantlidet" 6eit6tigten. 60 NOR eS
ecnn ulr sic 9luSioqe oes criten 81.
fi3iers SoricD, 0ie etpoS gleues &c.
Itcrn in scr @erbanoling 5u Gage
f0r0crtc. Gr beItGtigtc, OoB Der
.Monroe" in 5ip0If Wtinuten geiun.
fen iei lmo, ais er oos iintenoc Sdifi
pcrlaIien, bGtteu iid nod leiuer
lle6eroaielng nur nod ctma 8cbn
4erionen an 9oro befln0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
rr[. llrnrL N,rnn fninmt.

@ine meribDoIlc 9IQuiiiiion glaubi
Der @eih1itsleiter BON n@oli'S 9lloi-
ioriluu.~ 0err @eogewooo 9IomeG,
in 3rl EearI @rau oewadt 81 baben,
Dcren Eebiit IN Baltimore om ndb.
iien @lontaa oaS Dieiige S6eatcr.9u'
bliflm nit orober Spamnng entge'
gen iie6t Sri. Gira0 fol- 6ereits nit
z Sa6ren 3im criien @lalc Die Bret
ter 6ctretcn mo in Der 3niicbeu8eii
nntcr nambaiten 1ireftioncu aewirfl
babcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23

Gas oon @eo. @iin.ber oebraltc
gicr 1T oas bette. GieIe @eurtbciIer
bon s9icr crtldrclL ouB es irgeno
ciuem crittloiiigen olisIdnOiihea
9icre oleihfonunt. @eraoe oos 0ing
fir ocn 6omiliengebroild. 6einIteS
glromn better @eidmnd mo iebr
nd6rfratig. Girett bon ocr @roue.
lci our6 Die neucitcn Mloi@inen ob-
ocfiiat poourd obiolute gleinbeit
qclidcrt miro. aiIte $i.0O. @bonc
@olic 20. (SuuiiS.1&iglo,Do
(glnSelec)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
QIm Gaiiaira9-Gylmiic.
lglon n. =. 4roppe.l

gSaS' iiir Elm gottaeiegneteS StiId-
den @r0c ser Staat WlarDlouO it,
miro nit ser @er6eiieritng ser 9efSr-
Oerungspege imncr peitercn &reiien
oiien6ort. Scit Der glnIoge BON
Stoats 2anOitraBen unO Der o0ge-
meinen 9enueuug bon 9luto-9efor-
Oerung bat man Sen meitli6en unO
n0roIi1en 56eil inieres Staotes err
iAloiien uno lit 3u Ser lle6er5eugung
gelongt, oaB neben Der 6rudt6arfeit
ser 6ormen ou1 cine Scenerie ge-
boten lit, Oie lpo6l ielten in i6rer mil
ocn 9lomoutif iG0ner in irgenO eli
mem ser Dit Stooten Der Ser. Stao-
ten gefitnOen miro. gl6er nod biel
i60ucr iuO e6enio fric6tbar lit ser
oIIiGe un0 iii0li6e Gbeil @lurD-
LAMBS, ser OrrH sic mdhtige Gbeia-
peofe 9ai in 3wei Sdlften get6eilt
lit. @ou oicier groBen @ai ge6cn an
beiOcn Seitcn 0roBe itbiff6are 6liiiie
in Oie bli1enOen 6luren Oes Stoo-
tes, un0 mas BORT Dem 9luge ge6oten
miro, fam MIR nit elmer gutel
Wia6l5eit Dor einem 6lmgernoenOlen-
iden pergliben merOen. 9luf ieOent
ser pieIeu 6liiiie perfe6ren 6equeme
Yoiiogier Gonpfer bon Baltimore,
sic niHt nur ser 9equenllicbfeit Der
@ergniigungsiudenOeu oienen ion.
bern auh sic 6armproOufte bon ie-
men @egenOen nod) Der Stoot brin-
gen.
Ser Susaue6onna SllB lit elmer
ser nGbIicu gr0Bcren Str5me BON
Baltimore ans, welbe in Oie Sal
miinocn. Gieicr 6luB lit an ieiner
W1iinoimg 5wolf Wleilen brett mO
6ilOet Oeu %crfcbrslueg fir nobe5u
Gin 6ol6eS 0ubcno reoclmdBiger
Compferlinicn, oie mieOerum Oonl
SuSQuc6onuo in 0ie Seiteniliiiie ein-
lnitfeu uno olif Oieie @eiie io0or Die
Cclopore Bal nit Der G6eopeofe-
9oi ber6inOen
Ger Gonpier nglnnopolis" ser
rSolbeIler 60" macbt 0rei Wial ieOe
gSohe Sourcn ii6er oen SusQuebon-
na nab Ocn SoiiairoS 6luiie, an
oeIicn Ginio6rt Oos piclen @altmo-
rern 6cfautc @etterton liegt Ser
1onpier oebt Nlorgens 8 ll6r bon
ser @erfte 9tr 10 an Ger 2ig6titroBe
ob lno fc6rt 9lbenOs 8 ll6r 5uriid.
9ie gauge 6a6rt foitet mr so Gtsy
unO mer ieinc 3lpei @io6l5eitcu III ser
Soi6e bat, fam fotm feinen billige-
rem lmO genuBreideren Gog Oerle6en
ldt imgeiabr 500 Yaiiagieren bic
in ser Mebr5o6l miS 6rauen unO
&inoern beItanoeh DerlieB Ser Gam.
pier .9lmopoIiS" am Tienitog bel
ocnf6or i60nitem @ctter Baltimore,
il6r on 9aO Store uno Sol6eiter
uorii6er unO legte al einigen @eriteu
I'M SuSque6onua ser Snicl gegen-
iiber, an inn Derein5elte Yoiiogiere
a65uieten. Eas glnlegen an ben
@eritcn bil0et natiirlic6 INNER cine
9l6weHiellmg fiir Die gergniiglngs-
iu1enoen. 9ls ser Gampier an ser
unecfdbr cine @leile Dor 9etterton
liegenOen groBen GonierOeu 6a6rif
anlegic, DerlieBen % polniide 5omi-
lien Sen Gompfer, inn fir Sen Son-
mer BORT 81 or6eiteu. Sir bic 2eute
iino oniheineno 6equene 0duier
om Shtiie cntlong erridtet. Der mo-
oernc 9lrgonolIten5ug bcrilriadte bei
oielen Der gleusierigen ouf Oen Gam
pier t6eilmeiie cin mitlei0igeS, t6eil-
weiic ein ipoitiideS @eiiibL Oas nod
erb0bt luuroe. ais Die aus ser olten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23

Oieicn ggirrmarr miro nun ourb Die
Gonicrcn5 i'm September boficntlib
alorbcit imo @crccbtigfeit fir OoS
%u6lifrm mo Die Gonpagnie gc-
Ifoficn rcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23

fen. Gen Gontratt glr. 1876, ser oen
9ou eineS 9l65ugs &ouols boriie6t,
er6ieIt oie 9lnericou SporonIic Com.
PAM.
SibungSiGIe erbolteln
neuen glnitrid.
@enn Oie StoOtpdter nab Sen Sc
rien I'M September na1 Dem 9lat6-
6ouie 3uriidfe6ren mO lire Sbdtig.
felt wieOer oiline6nen, meroen tie Die
Sibungsi1Ie faum pieOer crfeunen.
Gie Gontratt geb0roe oergob in
ibrer geitrigeu Sibmg cineu Gon-
trait melGcr Oen 9titriH Der bei-
Ocu S1lc ocs Stootrotbes, iomie Der
GorriOore poriie6t on Die $. Gbam.
bers Co., oeren 6oroering Si496 be.
trug. Die 6orben miro @ebduOe-Sn-
ipeftor Stl66S auSpd6len. 2aut
Dem Gontroft miiiieu Die Nlaleror6ei.
ten bis 5un 20, 9lugnit boaenOct iein.
getrciis Ocs 9lnitri@s Ocs inneren
G6eiles Oes Gotb9auieS 11lt @r.S .So6n
&u5ert, Der fungirenOe WloDor, GnOe
Oieier g8one NIT Dem StoOt &rofil.
rotor cine Gonieren3. Gie 9lr6eiten
mer0cn mr. inter Der 9eOinglng
oergc6en, lpenn 0ieiel6en nod Dor Be
ginn Ger Sterneu6onner 6eer Dol-
lcnOet mcrOcn fonnen
StraBeufe5rer III a d t Gr + o.
lungSreiie.
@eorce 9aeronOer @riit BON g}r.
431, 9loro GolpertitraBe, Der Stra-
Beufebrer, Der aQid1rlid) ieine gater-
itaot in Srlano bcindt, tritt anSom.
tag BON @bilaoelpbia aus ieine Is.
Gr6ohmasreiie an. Die Gciie foitet
@rilt gcp66nlib $3.50 uno oieien 9e-
trog ipart er bon ieinem 2obn Der
$40 pro 99ode betrGgt. Seine Heiie
wd6rt gew0bnlid 5uei Nionatc.
Iie &eermurm Yluge.
gfad ser 6eititelllrng bon glnge-
iieQten scr @orf. @e6oroe unoridirt"
ser Secrpurnl sur Belt I'M ga13en
Gruio Sill Gorf berirm. Iie Seer
murm-&ertilger iiuO 0aber ie6r be.
ihditigt mo ge6en 10 Oraitiid Dor,
ooB ooS llnge3ieier ntr ipdrli6 alli-
treteu oiirite. glu6 in einigen flei-
neren itdotiiAen &orfs modt iicb Die
%lage beiHerfbar. aoblmeiBlinge
tretcn in Oieiem Sonmer niht 10
6duiig in Ocn @arfs ouf pie ionit
uno 5mor 1auptidbliH oesbalb, neil
mebrcrc polle SCRIBE un0 @ier ron
Oen g1imen in 0en &arfs entfernt
worOen iino. Gle @epobncr Der.
i1ieoener StaOtt6eile, in Oeuen Der
&eerpurm iein 3erii0rrmgsiperf be-
gomen 6otte, maren geitern arge-
ne6m iiberroidt, ais iie bemerften,
Dab Der lmgebeteue @olt lpieoer 9I6.
i1ieo genomnen uno iid per5oaen
6ottc. Bur iel6en 8eit Bat oas I'm
9cjieier iib jeood in nn0ercn @egen.
Oeu cingeIicat no er OoroiSiidtlib
nod mebrere Gage S1ooeu anri6
ten Oiirite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
ediffafarten

Q(6onncnicn, Die Deu ..Scuiidlcu GDrre'
Ipuubcutcn" ni6li panftIidI oOsr mrcncI'
mabig crbnIten, iin6 Gc6ctcn, oef Office
hopuu per EelephOn Uorr Id1riItIim MIt'
ibcilun0 81 Hladeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23

aebr6eieu inn uugefdbrcn9etroge bon
$i60 Hm 6illigiteu %reiie ein5ufou.
ien Gen Gontratt glr. 1876, Der oen
Ban zines 9l65ugs &onols Ooriiebt,
er6ielt Ole 9lnerican Sporollic 6om,
panD
SibunQSi1le erbalteln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
Yrancr II. aiifcr r.-lIuterIt- -@crein,
C5ru6er gLMsfInn

SOnntas, ben 26. Smli 1911,
S'e6m'S 4art, @slair 9loao,
1 %lof o6er1al6 !6erriug 9lnu.
(Suli19.23.26)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-20

Under. ami ~ virtue ~. aud Ia Accordance
under the laws II the Satte Fl Iexes IA srra
eases made auA provided. and pursuant tn af
order of fhr city council uf rhr city ui browns.
Vile. Texas. made Hf NEW regular SECESSION ut
Monday. thr 10th day uf August. .A- Nh. 1914
ordering and providing fur " special election ~
~ held I'M and foe tht city I'll BruUnssI lr
County ~ Cameron. State ~ Isxas. Notice u
hereby given that 8 eprcial election in aud ioi
said city M Brownsville. Cameron County TEX.
ax win hr hrii un thr third Tuesday I'M ~rprrn4l
itr IA. D. 1871. thr same hr-nE thr nftrrlti
day pf said month. tor thr purpose uI submit.
hitting ~ thr qualified voters uf aaid ritv ia
brownsville the question. shall "a commission
be appointed 20 frame q neU charter. That
said election shall he held In eaek "a the foul
90 nardr ia this city in accrrdanet with in'
a. prescribed hy thr Laws MA tlr state Nf Tx.
aS III such eases madr nrd provided nni as
provided in xail ORDER rt said rsiN rlUnNh.
The following places rrr design us rri.
are hereby appointed election officers ID aue
for each ~ the respective wards - this city.
.to-wit:
Polling Ilarr-Thr nnr story frame hnihlinf
used hy niie ifunnlp Garcia ns "A bakery un tht
corner ~ Fourth and AdaIns street. in sais
Election oaeers-A. II. caie. presiding
judge: :. \. IIallam. judge; J. y. Allen judge
~. Ill Cavazus. clerk; George Head. clerk
Second ward.
Polling rlncr-thp frame house known W.
the pbrrruS han. situated un thr nprthrrly siis
W. Adams street. between Ninth and Trntl
streets. n this city.
Election Oaicsrs-phn 4. Barbour. presid.
Ing judge: w. n. Clint. judge: Frank cham.
pion. Judge: George stowe. clerk: Az. NJ. Nor
riS. clerk.
Third Ward.
Polling Tlacr-At the WIN council chamber
In the city hail building un the Market square.
being the room over the city iaii
Election Oiicrrx-B. ~. ilinkiey. PRESIDING
judge A- Turk. iuiEe; III A. Maithy. iudger
John Thirlrn- clerk: N nittmann. clerk
Fourth Ward.
Polling Tiact-Thr ssrirk house known ns
Mst1irt.ck's garage .an Elizabeth street. w.
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. IL
said city.
Election Ohicers-I. r. Mcclintork. prr~d A.
ing judge: IA. HnitHrk. Judge. Emile Mixr
judge; D. All. Lerna. clerk; George Cunnni'
'rlrrk.
Dune w order of the city council w Browns.
Vile. Texas.
In testim"ny whereof witness my hani and
the official seal ~ said city. this the 1Ofh day u
August. a. ~. 1914.
iSrall A. IA. BROWNE. Mayor.
Attest crisant0 ViIIarrcal, Secretary.
.S-11-.fnt-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-20

"N" F t"FtAN ~
With the increase IA manufacturing a..
|teFpriSrS asd the earcleSSn.SS Of employ.
ses anal the lack Of proper safeguard. Of
the part All employers. The number ~
crippled persons IN the United States.
not crippled ia war. bat IN peace. now
amounts. according a. Dr. II ". Orr n
Lincoln. ,Neh.. 10 -. III. An illustration
II The concern shown III the welfare Of
erippie~ has recently taken form in n
paper devoted AZ their Interests the
American Journal IL Care for Cripplcs.
published b. m organization bearing The
Eanse of Federation Of Associations for
.trippleS. The journal pays special At
~teniiOn Az thr subjects ~ the educ ttion
and Industrial training N crippled rhil.
drpn. There u new III Bo<ton an indus
trial school fnr eripnled AMI reformed
childrcn which j. going goal work teach
ing various emlloyhients that will M lhr
crippled ones te employ their leixnrr
hours anti t0 earn-lheir oRn livelihood.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-20
-UHE0UAlED FOR LAzgNESS.
uN0u ,ffiED F0r Auhk,"
Az YOuhG nAM ADVERTISED


Spokane. Nash- .rguSt 10 NDunr
man. m~equalrl for la.iness. unquali
fled for work. wants place 70 hang
around and draw salary; steady. Call
Max 1Si2I.r
The advertiser. George a. Quick. n
recent arrival from It. cloud. Mimi.
has been offered many positions. ranging
from "A scarrcrow 10 the custodian Nj
nan More than 10 replies were re-.
ported the morning following the ap.
pearance Of this unusual advertisement
ia the want" columns 81 the spokane
Daily Chronicle.
Quick tried 10 obtain an easy job with
an ordinary want al and failed. he
though of a mcw scheme to attract at-
t%cnti0n. n he described himself a. run.
eqnaIed for l~azinesS and unqualified fni
work IN brought the desired result.
n have had more than $50 clllS. many
Il which were from We IN id Mr.
Quick. One man wanic me Nh iii on
his front steps and ken 4rnts away.
Another said hc would nv. me a jon
aS \ Scarccrow IN his cornficld north ~
The city.
One woman wanted me 20 take care
~ two children. She said she was the
t' ~ a travelling man. One girl rall
I and told me a. take Il Hillvard ear
IA ride and ride To the end q the line
walk one block west and ask for Miss
Hunt. One woman said she would like
~ have me come ont ~ her farm AMI
watch the lawn ami -hrubbcrv grow.
Another offered .u, = pace ~ chauffeur
Of a baby carriage.
One man promised Hic a real job AMI
| am going 40 see hi. Nh away about
it.-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-20

SENATOR'S WIFE ~ EUROPE.
Senator ~0llir~" James was one wor-
rird statesman during .he first week ~
the war horror IN Europe. Mrs. James
i among those Americans mareonel
Somcv ere on the dist lrheri continent.
Mrs. James has given her husband erraI
concern for a long time, for she was IN
very prcrarinnS health for months afsrr
le reached The lime light stage. II WIS
IN fact. oniy last winter that she seemed
g. regain her normal strength AMI spi--
H. and her trim t0 EUROPE was ID rs~-i-
pirate from tLt rather ~IrpnonS month
81 ihe social lie during the first rilre'
Of the democratic administrative
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-20
WORK BEING SUSPENDED ON
MANY WATERWAY PROJECTS

permits the Secretary Of the Treasury. VA
an emergency. 10 accept state. municipal
aud Industrial bonds a. security for mr.
;ional Link notes. Under the terms az
that at which j. TO-DAY looked upon a.
one 81 The greatest pieces Of conStruc-
tive craftsmanship accomplished In thiS
generation. the total which the trcaSnrs
may issue under the act amounts 20 the
enormous sum OF one billion. two bun
bred million dollars. These notes are
full legal tender and are being distri-
hutcd to banks throughout the cuurlrv
as rapidly a. the presses eau p~o.iusc
the money and the >ccretary's onice can
ship il 20 the applicants.
Had II not bcrn for this aci ami The
preparedness Of the department % turn
a the emergency with promptac~s and
despatch" said Joseph r. Ralph. direct
or Of the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing. IN f~rightfnl monetary panic
might nave occurred"
ApropoS Of AR. Ralph, who has been
ION the iobf twenty ont Of twenty f,ai
hours every day 70 rthc past week look.
ing after the work If turning ost ihis
new money. his wife said to him lh,
other morning. dear. I would like 4.
have ten dollars. l see several e~nticina
bargains advertised az the ~toTx.s and
nov l. tho time 40 buy"
Joe" SkirmiShed around through Nil,
pockets and finally fishcd up Sl.75. AL
the money he had.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-20
That Made Milwaukee famous,

a day and ;haN cusi him = Il cents each
his dali, Ai,rnse Tor bottles would ~.
~lJ "A s5.Jlt..5 y wear, which IL going
some.
In the opinion Of the Department not
al of these bottles are lost or broken T;
many a. them have merely ~trascd. some
III the bottles go into The hands ~ 9th
cd dealers and some are dumped into
the ash barrel, which has suggested that
milk bottle clearing houses he establish
"a in large cities ia ORDER that the losses
IA bottles may ~ reduced Cd the mini
mum.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-20

n NV tIiAitIIkf"
Whereas. Article fNlGR III The Revised Civil
statutes ~ the Stntr a Texas vests IN che
Legislative ur governing authority nf ANS inrnr-
pAratNh rity having more than fiYr thousand
inhabitants thr right WIN provide hy ordinance.
tr hr submitted tn inv qualified voters. the
question. shall n commission wv chosen NV franpr
4 new charter. aud whereas said srrfiun further
provides that n special election Tor the srh-
mission NJ aid question ln hrld MT lnAn
ttan thirty DAYS nr more than ninety days after
thr passage WHIT Haih urNii nnA nl~h fnr tlr
publication thereof in HNHlr newspaper pull
iiHhrl in y4ii city.
Vow. therefore. in accordance with eaid
above named article. he i ord tined ~ the city
council NJ ihe city ei brownsville. Texas. that
there shni TN submitted fn fhN qualified voter
uf said Gfy nt IN special plntfA nn in hr huIirn
an thr fifteenth hrt uf September. Nm. D- 1914
fhr question ~~hail " Commits iun hr Chosen
~ Frame n NV Thartrrf" The haliut run-
tanning aail question "a b. printed Ia asr.srl-
ancc with The aforesaid section Ne fU9GB.
which provides that same shall cnnta nu party
hi designation. nnh provision shall hH mnhr there
WIN fnr thr election frnH ihu rtty Wf large uf N
charter committee nf nut lr~H than fifteen mem
beers IVY fnurr thnn unr meuihpr iur each three
Thousand inhabitants.
Pissed &C a franlnr session - ". '.N ."."-
IN N enc city ~ brownsville. this the 10th day
IN August IA. ~. 1871.
f%4ntl A- I'M. EffWNlr Mayor
Attest rrisanto Nillarrunl. CITY Secretary.
-~-i1-Sut-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-20
LIFE OF 4 Min RoTTI.r.

From figures Submitted hs forty deal.
crS 90 the Department of Agriculture. a
milk bottle viii last from six 10 fifty
trips. the average being - II trips. III
these estimates represent average condi
tions. the average dealer would have
10 obtain q new supply Of bottles every
:. 4. days. AZ hc delivers ln.uDo bottles
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-20
Comments Wilson'S Appeal.

Washington. -. g.. August aO--IIani
a Won IIaimhausen. charge ~ The Ger
mar embassy here. commenting tonight
on the presidents appeal to Americans
for absolute neutrality toward the En-
r0.sran conflict. said:
II suppose one Of the presidents rca-
sons was the antiticrman feeling which
has been shown in some Of the papers.
think il a very good expression aud q
right one"
The Japanese ambassador and Charge
Barclay ~ the British embassy declined
TO comment.
No officials are nj the Austrian. Rus
sian or French embassies now.