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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-21
Wins Dem stnnte.

2lncoln. @eaenndrtiq tdat bier
Der aouoent Der Sberifis bon Den
Ser. Staaten mao CANADA. Zen
@diten Dlfroe elm briaatter en-.
pfong bereitet. 6. g.. gurnhnm
Don gorfolf, elmer Der befannte.
item ganfbeamten oes 8eTtens. lift
3u einem Der Gireftoreu I'M 81.
thrift go. 10, &Ioiie q oes Bun.
6esreierDebanfinitems ernonnt NOR.
ben. 5iinfnH65nanJig @rntear.
better puroen in Der Qdbe BON
Mnrtel bon einem 5orbigen uto
orei @eiBen in einem 5raht3uge
iiberfaIlen uno Inn ibre Griparniiie
iofpie 2aihemIbren bernltbt. Ser
6drbtge mtroe NIT mebreren ge.
raubten Saihenubren an ieiner
Berion uerbnftet; bon Den iibrigen
8anbiten bat man bis ieet feline
Spur.
Gba0ron. Sier lit BON 8poming
Die 9ahritt e%ingetroifen, 0aB Der
bis Dor Sturgeon bier onidiiig gene.
iene 8iaiom 5Ianoers ieine 5ral
miBban0flte. ais elm Rad)bor ga.
mems Snn i'd ms Qaittel legte,
0ieien aridoB unb feline 5rdn
GSIauoers) tootlih nerTprnoete mo
iih baum ben @eridten iteltc.
RInttsmoutb. Sn Der Rdbe BON
Spef's SSslano, orei Dieilen BON
bier, ultrDe Der itorf in 8erpeiung
abergegnHgene Goldman zines Wan.
mes i'm Stub gefunoen. er tuur0e
Dem Coroner ibergeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-21

3pedmaBtges QufbeHab.
bon 5ausbnItmaf6f.
mem, GIeif9mibIsn, ManOeIrsibtn
unb dbulids 5ausbeltnppnrate btif,s
ben msift aus bielsn Ssilsn, bic mad
isssm G.brau6 ni6t nur Iar Iorgs
faItts ssrsiHiet, fonsern ord r,dt
gut obsttrpdnst perben miiiIen, sbe
Die Waihinsn pisbsr 3uiommensss
idraubt uno tpesgetnn tperbsn. 0trs
Idumt man Elm griinOlidss abtrod,
nen Der 3ubsbOrftiide, 70 finbet li9
in Der geIhIoIisnsn Niib..s lsidt Elm
ROitnnfob elm. monde 9ausfrdusn
aisbsn Is bsshaIb Dor, bic ,in5tlnen
9siIt Frei Iisgsnb auf3ubsnabrn, unb
fnrnubsn iie srit Dor BEN 9ebraud
auIammeH. 9iefe MetbObe bat n6er
cine gdnttsnTsite: Nur gu Iel6t piro
hdbsi sinmal BAG cine pber nnoere
6tid berlegt. oosr zine GIsinigteit,
cine Shr1ubs gsbt nud einmaI aana
berloren. Gs 1T bnrum 5ur61us prats
iiTder, alle 9sile, nndocm man Ie
onf psinlids 6auberteit nnb 9rOdens
belt nadgeisbtH bat, sufamnen3uIis
gen unb 70 ~ouf3ubeben, ober aber nan
bsftimmt fir iersn gpparat sinsn Be-
ienbereu papps ober 9Olsiaiten, in
benz bann bic gsile aud 'in3sIn aufs
beiuabrt psrbtn i1nnsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-21
SObR y. gaISwin, AanOiSnt fir
HOliseiridter.

Der populare Inpult Sobu Y.
9albnin. aanOioat fir ous MINT
oes 8oli5eirdiers anf Dem r%epubli.
faniiheu 5idet, lit ein Wann, Der
it'd fiir oieies amt in DortreiiIider
8eiir eiguet. CIR pereinigt meit.
gebenoe GuIoiomfeit NIT l~iberalen
aniihten un0 lit Dor allen Ginsen
QieuIhenfenner non auSgeiprnhe.
mem @erehhgfeitsinu. Gieies fino
Gigeniduiten, rpeIhe man bon ei.
mem g%oIi5eIrihter uornusiesen mus.
Serr galopin e~rfretit iif eines ans.
gebebnten 5reunoes- mo 9efGm.
teutreiies; uno oieie 9eute, Die IGN
gang genou femeH. Diiien, bab er
einen i0eaIen 9oli3eirthter abge.
ben pHroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-21

Quf Dem 6ba5ierritt.
Sonntdgsrsitsr Msisr (3u oem aOIlss
gen 9rani0; lin cine 6lafde Wein,
iuer suerit auf Der onDsrn Seite oes
@rabeRs it'll"
.r4ngenommtn!""
(8eioe pur3sln pG6rsnb bee 4ns
laufs berlmtsr.)
Meisr (it6bnenO): Sd babe gsipons
neH, arauis - mein Saul mar aus
erit briiben!!@
Die ae9ritite. Sat:
Bel SHnen lit bas 5riHtgeIb abses
f4nfft pOrbtn, pie in Der 3eitung
itebt - ftben sic. glsid baden .Sis
aud msbr gu tuHI@
Wirt (rntIOsJ: ga, ia; friber bat.
ste in aslIusr un0 feline 0GItt
ebt babe i'd Safe unO Ieins aslIs
ner!-
B~trfthrte melt 6srr
Our Dame, bic sinsn DitiDer init er'
ndhieuen ainosrn gtbeiratet): mi.
feben Gis fid oenn NIT Jbrer 3ods
isr2"
s.GOtueit gang gut! Mber he III
alter tDie id, unb on mSHte ie midi
eeEns INNER sspas bemuttsFR!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-21
gas Rcbrasfa Gin.

5rou Z. q. Souiton, Satin
6es gr.glnpors SouItou, lit I'm
4lter non AZ SabrcH an Den Sol.
gen elmer Operation %aeitorbeu. Die
8eritorbene erireute ii6 in oaen
S6idten Der g~eOoIferung sroBter
@ohohtuue. - gei garneD Dnroe
Der @etrei6eipei9er bon einem gIis.
itrabl eetroifen uu6 erbebIi6 be.
ihd6igt. - 9as Gbepadr Geo.
airfer 1T Gus BEN Iii0liden Serag.
Doielbit 5rau airher ibre nnge.
griffeHe @eimbbeit tpieoer berju.
itelen iufte, bierber 5uriidgefert.
sSn Dem befinoen Der 5rau lit tel.
ne peientlide geiferimg eingetreten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-21
WIs srObsrt wir Ferren.

Define 8iFsRfduft pir6 Hur Denig
ginflub auf oas gemit bdben, fpsnR
oeine Sittsn Die 5sr3sn mtoer sid
sinnebmsn. Isle Ieidt binssgen pirit
bu ba ben BERTRAND bslis9en, no bu
bsrsits 0as 5er3 einstnommsn Daft.
6ersen aber Fnb tsiuespegs Ourd
blobe 50fIi9teit, Bic ieoer ausabt,
e~iHuRbmeu. Sid segeu bic Derbsus
gen, Die iid Dor uns budeH, osnen,
Die 3u uns reoeR, trodsn dntnprtsn,
nno niemdnbsm sttpus 8eleibigsnbes
1aeen, 0ns if cine fOlhe perneinsnDe
4rt bon Mo9ldHitdnbigtstt, 0ie nidts
mtbr benefit. dls Dap man tsin 9isr
1T. Cine gei4dftigs, beitere, bienIts
Fertigs, berFiibrsriiae !65flidtsit 1T
n0tig. ur oas Boblfpoaen anosFsr
III getpinner. 8u muBt forqFGlig
auf ibre 2sibeni6oftsn, ibren gss
IGmod, lire tIeinsn 2aunen nno
56noGbeiter o9t baden. 3ie6 oein
tigenes 9sr3 gu Rate unb befinne
bid, ME 5tbr tIeins aufmsrflGmtsis
ten, tpsnu dnbsre Dir ie be5euqtH,
Demienissn Graoe bon gigsnIiebe unb
Eiteltsit i9meideln. BON osm ssin
GeDenbigsr fret lit! 8sosute, pie Iebr
Ee bid BEN QiebeHanE1oissn gsnsigi
MAIDEN, mic giinitig bu ouss auls
nimmif, mas er iost Obsr tut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-21
Sa6erbarren a%rfmnSen.

8mci Anaren Silberer5 I'm @erib
BON $1,000 bic $1,000 mltroen i'm
llufraut. meIdes ueben Dem @eleiie
Der Rod SeInno @nhn jipiitG vi.
brtabt nno Gee SlDiit Shlahtbanie
muhett aeinnOeu 8ie Silberbar.
rem nuroeu oiienbar BON einem
5raftipaaen INIT Silbrrerb oas nod
Der Omaha Shmelje geitidt peroen
ioute, geitohlen mo I'M llntraut
oeriiedt Inter Dem 9eroadJt Den
Diebitabl misgefiibrt 81 boben, iino
@eorae G'9rien mIo III Sumbad
perboitct porOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-21

abau.irt auf Die 3dsIi6e aribiiue.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-21
Rarftbsridi.
SiO.0 Omaha q. Sui.

SnosG maba, Il. sui.
GinoDieb- 3nfsbr 5000; glarft
flat ielt bis 10c nieoriger.
Suite bis bette 9.25-9.7 70.
WtiitelmdBise bis CUTE ssh
@ctp0brIide bis mttteImaBiss
|$7. 75-s.75.
aiibe uuo Sellers ffait, 10 Bis
t5c nieoriger.
anprbrite Sellers $s.Oo-9O0
Suite bis bette Sellers $3.50
500.
eute bis bette aii6e $G.7o-
I7.65.
glitteImabioe bis cute $5.75-
6.75.
@ewobnIi6e Biz mitteImdBigs
SO.
Stoders uno Seekers itorf.
@ute bis bette $7.50--8.25.
DtittelmaBlge big CUTE $6.75-
80.
@ep0buIide bis mitteImabiss
6.25--6.75.
stod Slide $500 700
Stpd a1I6er $6.50--7.75.
8eal-$S. 00-i0.5.0
gnnen $5.25- 7.65
Edpeine- S|ufnbr $500, WlnrFt
flan bis felt. Gurdidnittspreis $3.50
So. 70; b0dlter @reis SIS. 50.
eddie 3uiubr II 900; Marft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-21
Sol. MOolrurIt lummt.

Gie bieliaen Nroareilppu ipotler
pom H0iptaiiorsier Der Enriei Oh
giadridlt erboltrn baben, bah Sol.
RooieOeIt I'm Sanf Der Nerbit-0an
pdaue In 9lcbrnsln Neocn haltef
MIRO Muh anoere hereorraneu0C
ReoHer Der 9artei meroen i'm Herbii
fir Oie Rebrd0ta aanOiOatcf
Der Frogreiiipen gortri baItcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-21
Cmaba @etreiOemarFt
AlnQbd, T. 5nIi.

~SHtNaAv 49, AAat'
Sorter Beisefi
Ir. 2. 73--76
Rr. 8. 72A-75.
gfr. 4 69-73M
6riibobrswei5en
Rr. 9. 4--75
9er. 3. 73-74.
Dr. d. 70--72
Duran @eijen
Ger. 2. 7t1a-7215
9r, 3. 60K-611a
BeiBes aorn
Qr. 2. 74M-74M
CIR. 3. 74---741a
gir. 4. 721a-78h
GeIbes Born
Nr. 2. 6sGsH
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23
TRADE UNIONS AMALGAmATE
General Laborers' Union Nv England vs. Ad-
mitted to Immense AmaIgamatlon.

London. July zl.-The amalgamation
~ the trades unions goes steadily for
ward. Following %rlu~rlv upon The work
ing agreements between miners, trans
port workers aud railwaymcn, with a
total membership ~ l.35D,UDu, which has
NOW been finally settled. the General
Laborer's Union. which has an immense
organization spreading all over the com
try. has been admitted to the a~mnlEama-
tion. Thus practically all the unions.
whose members mine coal. or handle the
freight IA The country ARE INA ONE Organi-
zati0n.
Thi~ N the rrpIN NJ the workers 10 the
combination M The employers M the rvun-
try but II ~ only part 81 what the trades
unioni~t~ aim ~. They are working FIR
a general a~malgamation NJ the lesser
skilled or general labor. al present the
workmen are faced with an alarming
growth IN the employment of cheap Chin.
csc and other Eastern labor, chiefly at
the great ports, where Chinament and
Indians are arriving la increasing num-
brr~. and they protect some drastic Hr.
ton. either political or direct 10 pmt a
stop 10 this competition
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23
An 0fhciaI Test OF French Aeronautic

motors.-Thc French War Department han
decided "a hold an important concourur ~
aircraft motors. and snis went will prob
ably take place early next year. The main
lines ~ the regulations tire already draw
up, and the tests will be made upon three
CLASSES of motors. namely. small. medium
and high power. All constructors will b.
admitted IL the event, including specialists
IN rotativc motor building and the con
~tructorS Of liked motors In star or upright
designs. II j. expected that the conroursc
will bring ont q number of new types Of
motors: the rules of the contest being Of
4 nature to promote such new forms. The
Automobile Club will cooperate in organ
ling the event and in carrying out the
tests. and these will nave a different char
acter from the usual testing bench trials,
for il i intended to mount the motors on
automobiles with aerial helices, or upon
hydro-aeroplanes or water gliderS- Tests
will be held on various lakes, and the mo-
tors will make a continuous run from > 10
L. o'clock, making variations M the ear
bureter and other points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23

RAILROAD FOR
SKYSCRAPING

fFrum lhr Rochester HIrrald.D
Statements made ~ men who own and
control the -kv~rraping bnilding~ m the
larger riiie- WI Thu country, M thr annual
convention ~ the National Association ~
Building Owner and Manager. held at
Duluth. indiratr that thr possibilities wv
TIE modern tan business building have nnt
been exhausted. and even the roofs hithcr-
A. sacred h" roof gardens will M utilized
for living purposes.
II va the expressed opinion Of the a.
-nriniinn that provision would h. made In
thr plans for the -ky-crapcrS WI the tu-
ture tor bungalows on the roofs. "a house
the owner during the summer Whether
this housing Will include thr families WA
the owner. W. vhsther the bungalows viii
serve a. comfortable bachelor quarter
during thr nb-rnrr nf ether uf The iumiI,
al the -ea-horr. w the m-lntain~ Nv over
he ocean. D. MT made plain; bat the plan
l. said tD have mntcrializrd i'll Chicago.
where application ha~ been made iur n per
NIT for a Sky~erapcr roof bungalow.
People who have occasion a. Witt tlir
INV F"A'A -NT~'ANNWt AWA Nh~AHN lRF
po~e~ will. IL the ro~cate dream Of the a.
~ociatiOn'S secretary cuThc~ true fund a
system ~ horizontal railways ramifving
through the maze~ III each ~ the many
floors. The term horizontal lift" used
By the secretary Lacks precision. but NJ
conveys the idea clearly. The patron NJ
the elevator will pay hi fare. a. on a street
.or subway ear. and 0n reaching N dr-i-
mated floor viii w. given " transfer. which
will enable him t. ride 10 hi destination.
With n bungalow un the Roof "a hi- place
Of business and " combination WI vertical
and horizontal railway which will ellmi.
nate the necessity "a walking, all that the
~ky~craper dweIler will lack NJ make hi~
existence ideal J. a bit 81 space where h.
can indulge IN amateur gardening. Per
hap~ even this may b. accomplished IN
utilizing the space along the right ~ ~ay
of the .horizontal lifts" and using electric
light instead "A the ray ~ the country sun
for fcrtilizIng purposes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23
TO ExPEND S2,OOO,O 900
Guadalupe Water and Power Company 10
Build Series of Five Dams.

Austin. Texas, July 23.-Over $4,000. Ooo
j. to hc expended Pm The Guadalupe Water
and Power company NJ >cguin within the
next two wears W the construction Of a
series 81 five dams across the Guadalupe
river from Warning tu >e-uln. permits Tor
the appropriation vt the u-nappropriated
waters VI the Guadalupe river for that pur
pose having just hrrn granted w the State
board ii water engineers. The purpose Ut
the company j. to generate power 70 oper-
ate interurban lines a. well A. for domestic
u~c IA cities III that portion "a the State
living beyond San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23
SANG HYMNS AND
DID NOT REGARD
PITCH; JAILED

London. July 23.-for singing hymns ~
a loud. raucOu- voice, rrEardle-- M Ihr
pitch and heat observed w other members
Of the congregation, Charles Tun-tall. The
village blacksmith "A the village M Tun--
tall. ha~ been sent ~ jail on the charge w
disturbing the peace. The complaining
witness wa- one "a the church wardcn~.
who testified that Tun-tall's singing wa
20 loud and 81 bad that the nerves az the
churchgoer~ gave way and the blacksmith
became almost The only regular attendant
Al service. Jail sentence wns imposed IN
lieu Of a one pound fine with costs. which
the defendant refused ~ pay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting 81 the stockholders. and the an
nual meeting Of the Board III Directors
of the San Benito x Rio Grande Valley
Railway Company. has each been called
and will be held nj the principal office
Of said Railway Company in the City Of
San Renito. in Cameron County. Texas.
on the 10Th day Of August. az 10 o'clock
in the forenoon. A. ID. 1914.
At said meetings such business will be
transacted N may properly come before
said annual meetings. respectively.
Given under my hand and attested by
the seal OF said Company on this. the
18th day Of July. A. ID. 1914.
8. A. ROBERTSON.
President.
Attest: y.
l.. q. BRYAN. Secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23
MILKS HIS cow;
TAKES CLARION
Farmer Residing Near III Campo Is Strick-
en- With Disease and IS in a Critical Con-
dition-A Number OF Fatal Cases Among
Range Cattle.

III Campo. Texas. july -. August
Bender. "A farmer residing about four
miles west of here. has developed q ease
Of charlton. supposedly contracted from
a milk row.
lie had been milking this cow and She
died Of Charlton. I'm a few days Mr.. Ben
der became very III and i reported a. he
in a very critical condition this morning
There have been quite number Of IA
tai eases among the range cattle and
|domeStir animals In this vicinity AMI IA
j. reported that the Pierce estate has
suffered a very heavy loss. hundreds of
their fine Rramah cattle having Sut
cumhcd Go the disease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23
AsoUITH IN OFFICE 6 YEARS


London, July 23.-Premier ASquith ha~
now held Office for just tx years. thus ex-
ceeding in length the administration Of Dis
raeli. who occupied the Office from 1874 ~
1850. Since the days OF Lord Liverpool.
who was prime minister for fifteen years.
there have been only three statesmen who
have held the Office for "A longer period.
without a break, than Mr.. Asquith. Two ~
these, Lord Melbourne and Lord Palmcr~-
ton, both were prime minister for about
two months lcnger than Mr.. ASquith has
been 20 far. The third ease l. that of Lord
Salisbury. who was prime minister for *
actly seven years, from 1895 10 1902. Lord
Palmerston, during his long term Of power.
was. like Asquith, leader on the house NJ
commons, a. well a. prime minister. The
other, however, sat in the quieter atmos-
phere of the house of lords. The present
prime minister, too. has taken nm extra
burden of the Office Of secretary Of war.
and his administration has been at least a.
full of hard work A. any In modern times.
Through Il an Mr.. Asquith, although the
strain must be great, seems 10 thrive. IT,
has certainly aged somewhat, but % have
all those who nave gone through the last
few strenuous years with him. lie J. still
the master NJ the house of commons. hnv-
ing no equal. except perhaps Mr.. Balfour.
in debate, while a a political tactician
none come within miles Of him. Even should
the Ulster question prove 10 be- beyond hi
powers OF getting over difficult situations.
he will be able 10 look back upon a lvnr
series ~ successes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23
CURE FOR
SNAKE BITES IN
BRITISH INDIA

(Jniinr Chamber IN Brooklyn Eagle.l
Pr centuries snakes have brrn thr
curse w British India aud the Strait Set
Elements. The Indian government har re-
rsnrIy undertaken A. make and administer
nniiInirr tDf w. hiNrH wv thr various rep
llleu that haze rnused the deaths 81 J43,-
1vi people HI iiinhnDafnn during thf pat
rwrnlf iiya years. w more lhHn 2l 900 an
nualIy.
A -rirndtd laboratory has been fitted up
nl Bombay, whence quantities ~ thr serum
nrr cent AZ tbs snake infested p1rts ~ the
country.
PptHpnuna snakes WI india arr ot four
,afiriiru. 49, rybrA w rnpeiin, Russell.
viper, the knfntir and ne small viper The
rnbrn IN thr m',ai aggressive reptile I'm
earth N A,Il aiinrk without waiting ~ W.
moiesled. Il rili even pursue . yiciim out
"a sheer mnliRniiy, heranAr A can not make
food ~ humans wv large ANIMAL. N IRE
queniiy attmin~ y length ~ fifteen feet.
Rn~-elrr viper b. hkr~ire m aggressive
snake, striking with -nvagrry when least
expected. KARAT ~ "A dark hned reptile.
very deadly, but lethargic. The small
viper. averaging a foot I'M length, always
coll and his-es before N strikes, and thi~
warning saves many lives.
The mortality N chiefly among the poor
er classes, who 70 barefoot and are care
less where they travel. An Indian carrier
or laborcr will take the chance "a crossing
u grassy meadow ID save "A dctour. When
bitten, he generally submits TO the newt
able, believing his time has come IilnduS
and Mohammcdans M All CLASSES are
fatalists.
At the Parel laboratory. Bombay. the
venom u extracted from cObraS and Rus
sells vipers BY adroitIy Selling the snake
from a box in which they are kept and
causing them To strike M a cup covered
with cotton cloth. a. much ~ "A half a
~teaspoonful Of the venom j. obtained on
each occasion. The snake l. then fed and
replaced in confinement for ten day. when
the venom has reformed and the operation
l. repeated. A solution j. formed and in
iectcd into horses IN manner similar ~ that
employed in this country for making toxins
for d~iphtheria and tuberculosis.
Experience has proved that the virus ~
one species Of snake will not serve 10 make
serum for the cure or bites from other
kinds. This l. interesting and indicates
that each reptile possesses "A different kind
of venom. The poisons thus obtained are
dried over lime and then dissolved Ia a salt
solution for treating horses and making
the serum.
II h. a highly humane step and the Brit
ish Indian administration deserves praise
for the energy with which the work j.
pushed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23
CIVIC CLUBS TO
MEET At ISABEL
ON AUGUST Is
(Spcciai 10 The Hcralon.

Harlingcn Texas. July 33.-Thc Rio
Grande Valley Federation ~ civic
Clubs will meet at Point Isabel. Texas.
the coast twon twenty-five miles east 81
Brownsville on August -. A. this ~
considered 10 be an attractive place 20
hold a convention a large crowd j. eN
pected and a general good time j. anti
cipated. according To announcement to
day by Mrs. ii. 4. Gibbs. chairman Of
the publicity committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23

Martin l.. KorS. Of Chicago, H., in 4 pat
ent No. l.09s. T35, provides a stabilizer
and other controlling means for aeroplanes
the purpose Of which j. to supply q stabiI-
ling device which eliminates the drag oc-
caSiOned hy the warping and the augTncn-
tation NJ stress Ia time Of danger from
tipping.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23
Disappearing Running Gear for Aero

planes. Prank Mctarroll. Of Dalla~, Tex.
has secured 4 patent. No. 1907 SIG. pro.
,iding \ running Errr for %acruplanc~ which
can hc disposed ont Of sight and out of the
plane IF movement 81 aeroplane~ after the
machines have risen from the ground. Thus
III reduces air resistance IN flight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23

Dallas. Texas. July pa series Of lee
lures In North Texas cities on shallow
draft navigation was to begin here today
by John II. Bernhard Of New Orleans. lli~
other tentative speaking dates were Dcni-
SON, July %, and Waco. July =.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23

Morse. Of New York City. in a patent. No.
| 900 sos. provides IN connection with an
acroplanc an automatically acting balance
means, applicable 10 any type of aerial ".
hicIc, and under control 81 the opcrHipr -
n may be- brought into operative position
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23

Thomas A. n. Nrrnr~S. "a Chicago. Ill.. w
a patent. No. l.l00,2s7. provides means 10
~ applied - an air~hlr - prevent II from
falling too rapidly Ia ease " arcidcnt. W.
II The operator should lose control Of the
machine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23
BOA CONSTRUCTORS
AND TARANTULAS
FOUND ON SHIP

New Orleans. La. July 23.-Fonr
~nake~. eighteen tarantnla-. seventy rats.
several barrels Of reaches and bedbug~
were discovered aboard a freight vessel
subjected u iumigation ur account ~ the
bubonic quarantine here Yesterday. Two
of the snakes are good sized boa con~tric-
tors. The vessel sails the Tropics.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23
A Governor for AeropIancs.-Ray y

Kellogg. ~ Loo Angeles. Cal, ~ a patent.
No. l.097 .6l5. providcS for controlling and
regulating the pitch or angle Of propeller
blades in accordance with the speed az
flight. 80 that the air pressure upon the
propeller blades will be equalized in pro-
portion to the centrifugal force.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23
a Pendulum AeropIane CentroI.-In

eni No. l.09S, 09S, James Y. Crowthers. Of
Philadelphia. seeks automatically to con-
trOl the movement 81 the Wrapping plane,
alleron or other movable part. by a suS-
pended gravity controlled weight which
co-opcrateS with such parts IN forming am
equilibrator.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23

IL - announced ~ the daily pres that Or
Vile Wright ha~ expressed \ desire ~
withdraw from tho active business man
agement Of the Wright Company aud to
coniinc hi> attention in SEXUAL inyrntinv
and engineering. The WRIGHT Company
will probably b.. ~rcorgamixed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23

Wings. In a patent. No. i.oos .o2l. Adel
bert Dumraradxki. ~ Cleveland, a., pre
SCENTS " flying machine having wing Hn.i
propcllcrs which direct ar under The wing
e. and N buoyansy and flight. The idea Nv
not III accord with the best teaching 80 The
subject. for obviously the plane. nre con
strained to travel in disturbed alr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-23

Shutters In PIanes.-ln a patent, No.
| .099. lilo. George q. Beidler. of Rochester.
N. ". shows an ~aeroplanc whose planes
are provided with automatically controlled
shutters for aiding In siahilixing the mn
chime.