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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06

f@lieben lGBt2" froet CT, uno tdbrt
bonn fort: rg3o@ Dor 3ebn Sabren
tpGire Elm Ghnlihes $on3fteber unmDg<
lid 9emefen. Mber Die lebten 3ebn
Sabre bober unferem Qonbe b0qtg ben
Meu=@ n9lonbz@ borotter geroubt!"
Die @rinbe biefer Menberut19 er<
blidt profeFor Miniterbers In benz
ftets po@fenben @etdtum unb Der
@tnmonberung Der tparmbliittgen, finz
nenfroben MoTen aus benz fu6ltden
europa.
Son3 an unb fir f& lit ni@ts Sc
fGbrltdes. Mber ote beuttge Song
tput felt 1th bod gon3 anbers bar.
Denn bic Qeiben1@oft fir ben Sang.
6ie beute onmG@tt9 in u%nierer beran<
mo&fenben Sugeno lebt, muB ote To-
gif@e 5olge boben, baB lie Die @inne
In unberbdltnismdbi9 ftarfer @etie
pedt, bob iie ouf bic gan3e 2ebens<
pbilofopbie ser Siingltnge unb Sung
frauer %un9inftis eintpirtt. SIMMER
fubrte1 biefe periobi1@ mtebertebrenz
ben 2eibenf@aften, ii@ in ptlben 9an<
sen oas3uleben, gu @reefen. l1no
9or gu {@nel p~erliert Die Sugeno, bic
Sen finnli@er @et3 ber 9dn3e tag.
tdqli4 ouf ii4 einptrfen fublt, bic alt<
ber9eb1o4ten 9uten @ttten uno bic
oltmpft5@e 3u@tt9tett.
Mi@tS lit anitedenber. nod pro<
fefor Minf terber9, als bic 9an3put.
Dies tpeift Der @elebrte an uniptcsr:
leqli@en 8ei5pielen aus ber @6lferse<
f&i@te na@. llno oann 5etgt Ct, tpie
bic quite @efe1f4oft itetS beftrebt ge<
pefen 1T, sic nadten Heibenf@aften
Al perbunen, tpie ober - 3ug um
35ua - biefe @iinen fitlen, unb pte
mai, beute bonn 3ierlt@en, barmlofen
Menuet gum finnli@en urb pulgaren
,Surfep 9rot" getommen 1T, obne
bob jid Die tpoblgeiitteten 9erren unb-
Domer, an biefem urmanterlt&en
Muspu4fe ftoben.
Meuberf bitter 9retft profeKor
munfterbere bic jebt 3ur Mobe ge<
tporbere eei@le@tlt@e Muftldrun9 ber
Sugerb on. St 1T Der Mnii&t, bob
Ser fribere @@leier. Der iiber btefen
Dtngen f@mebte, ON beiten geetgnet
&por, bic unf@ulbt9e Sugenb Dor Ser
feblun9en gu f@iiBen unb tire 9ugenb
au tpabren. Ntdts tpetter als etne
@rmedun9 erottfder @mpftnbungen
fiebt YrofeTor Miinittrberg In btefer
Belebrung Der beronretfenoen 4inber.
11nb feiner onberer 0prteil f0nner lie
babur9 boben, als Mittel unb Mege
au ler11en, u%neeftraft Die enger 4fabe
Der 9usenb unb @eiittuns perlahen
gu oiirfen.
Mber profeKor miiniterbere Be-
onigt ft9 nidt ettpa NIT ber Mufftels
luna btefes Dognnas. ST fiibrt iiber<
ae,lae,,be 8eifpiele aus ieintr rei&en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06

te. 1ie Yldte 5piidpen Ser @rotte
ltnb DEM @rapefI11B maren fit Die
Garbindle, gr5bild0fe nn6 8iibofe,
Den @lerus nno an6ere berborragen-
Be DISQUALIFICATION reierpirt. Gle
GungreBtbeilnebmer nabmen o>f Der
anberen Settle in Sen @ieien Der
3@ape, sic ampbitbeatraliid anfitel-
gen, NIot. Sim Madmittag murbe
'ooann cine grobe feierlide Ero5ei=
iion %obgebolten; oos merbeiligite
trng ser l=Mblegat unb linn
fclgten Mitglieoer Ser fran5oiii6en
Ncaoemie, 10th. 0eputirte nno Send
loren, sic Sr%bensritter bonn 81.
@rohc, sic Malteierrltter, Ser Staot=
roth bon 2ollrbes urb Sic Gertreter
ser .eroben fatboliiden 9rgonilatio=
neu. Son ser Gailaoe Ser Np1en=
fran5 : Stride lpenbete Ser cardinal.
Ablegot looann oen Sd)lubiegen.
Sic Stont 2ouroes NOR nit glll=
menouit %erfiilt. @robe Guantitdten
oerieIben pltroen bon iungen Mrbei=
terinnen BON Earis gela11ot nno IN
ben Straben un1bergeltreut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
@rfabrunq an uno fprpert bic @efelz
f@aft ouf, BON Der 9efdbrli4en Muf<
flarunespplttif obSuiteber, 10 lon9e Is
nod 9ett 1T.
Meue Brietmor6el,.

Meue uneorif@e 8riefmarfen. bic
tinftlerif@ aus9eftaltet iinb, folen
1d@ftens ousge9eben tperoen. Der
plan }tammt bonn Meferenten beS ST.
,nan3ousf&uKes bes unearii@ea Mbge<
oronetenboufes b. 9egeoiis, ser tiir3<
lid in elmer @iBuns oes MusfduHes
Sic 9erausgabe bon reuer1 tiin1tlert'
f@en 8riefmarten GUT @pra@e bradte.
Ser Tinanamintiter ion gu benz plane
freunbli@ fteben unb es ion tn aar3e
bic MuSf@reibune our @erfertigurg
fiinftlerif@er @ntpirfe fir bic Brtets
morfen folgen. Sebe Marfe mtrb etns
Defenders f@0ne 2an6f4oft aus linz
eorr - no@ Dirt Der bosnif@zberoe<
gotptnif@en Morten - borfteqen. sSn
@ommlertreifen miro oiefe Ma4ri4t
ongenebm iiberraf@en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
Kinder. 8Ghroion
MACH FLETCHER'S
Sir San5mm.
Frof. @lilnferbere iiebt BARN eth
behenflides S1mptom.

Yrot. Mltttttcrber9 ttebt Dart1t etn
bebenfli9es Sgmptom.
Gin un9emetn interei 5antes unb
lebrrei@es @u@ 1T jeBt aus Der Sober
bon profeKor Dr. @ugo Miinfterberg,
benz fibren6en pfp@ologen @merttas,
eri@ienen. rpfp@oloep ono Social
@cience" lit bies Mert betttelt. l1nb
feline marnenoe @timme erbebt @roz
feTor Minfterberg geeen perf@teoene
Grfdetnungen, bic fih beute 6rohenb
i'm Qeben Der Natipn bemerfbar maz
den.
SOS @@idfol bes toiierliden &om
fol1te benz tatierli9en Manbatton etne
itete @ornung fetn." fast Profenor
Miiniterberg. l1nb bonn perbrettet
er it@ in e%ingebenoer Metie iiber Die
@riinoe, Die i'm gu btefem Musfpru@e
peranlabten.
Dos @rmoden bes r@ei@le@tsbe@
r,ubtletn8", oos fi@ in bunoert Dtn>
oen ootumenttert. bebrobt in ga13
eminenter @eife altameritanif4e.
ftrenge @ttten. unb 9an5 Mmerita
eerdt, nod Miinfterberes &nii&t. tm>
mer mehr unb mebr aug %io3ialer Nor<
milotdt in einen tpirren, pbantof tt
{@en @irbel. ser felbft f@on Die be-
item Glemente bes emit 10 purttant1den
Meuz@n91onbs ergrtffen bat..
YrofeFor Miiniterberg erblidt etne
fur@tbore @efabr in Der berrf@enoen
2etbenf@oft fit iinnltde 9dn3e. @r
fiebt nit @4reden, >pie oas gan5e
Qonb nit ftnnlt@er 2iteratur iiber<
flutet 1T. l1nb in ber bepubten rMufz
tldrung Der Sugeno" ertennt CT ntdts
peiter. als einen peiteren bebouerlts
4en @@ritt bonn re6ten 8ege.
Scam Semanb be3petfeln, BAT bic
iiingite 9onatput, bic unfer 2ano ers
griffen bat. auf tiefgebenoe Menoeru1<
oer1 i'm nmerifonif4en Gharotter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
Bemoo(tes 6aus.

Ment, man bon oeutf4ldnbH@en
atabemif@en 8iirgerr1 fprt4t, 10 bentt
man In ber Megel an frtf4e Sin9ltnge,
Die eben in bos brittle Sobr3ebnt tbres
2ebens bineinfteisen. Griiber mar bos
onbers. So ao9en Ole iungen @bel>
leute f@on als @ier3ebn< unb Stint
3ebnidbrige, gelettet bon tbren 9ofmei>
tern, 3ur @o&f@ule. 9btl. Melan&<
tbon beoog f@on als Dret3ebntdbriger
bic rrtperfitdt 9ttbelber9. tpurbe NIT
II Sabren Magtiter unb par, 81
Sabre alt, poblbeftalIter profeFor Der
grte4tf@en @pra4e unb 2iteratur In
@ittenberg. Mnbererfetts ftarb i'm
Sabre 1858 In 2eipaig Elm STUDENT
Mamens Oel i'm Otter bon 100 Sab
rem. Sbm batte es 10 gut eefane1 an
ber 2eip3iger 9o&f4ule, bob Ct rtme
met bon BORT f9etben nollte. 9eut>
3utoge tommer1 1ol4e @rtreu1e r1t@t
mebr por. Mbeefeben BON einent Tou.
Denn in Sena lebte nod por ni@t al<
3u LANCER 3eit Elm lufttger 8rubsr
@tubio, Der ni@t mentger als 81 Sab
re 3Gblte. Dos ofa6emif4e Biirger<
tum bie{es 8ropen bate ober einen Be-
fonberen 9afen. @ein rei@er Ontel
botte ibm n6mlt4 fein @rbe btnter<
iaFen, ibm aber jdbrli@ 5000 Mart
fi@ergefte1t: rtpdbrenb fetner Stubtz
en3eit". l1nb I'm bie{e 5000 Mart
idbrlt@ bauernb gu bebalten = ti<
bterte" ber @@lautopf eben feit gan,
1eS Qeben lang.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
8efanntmadnns.

Seine Mnieitdt Der Softer nnb So
niq baben Die oqgemeine Mobilma-
dung ongeorbnet. &iermit perlieren
ole @eurlaubungen, iomeit bieie ni6t
bis CUR gntlaiiung aus bem Militar-
perldltnib unb snnter gleid3eitiger
g frcilung bon Scr &iidfebr i'm Sale
elmer Mobiln1adung berlangert por-
Sen iino, ebenio tpie ole 3uriiditel<
ll,mgen ibre @iiltigfeit. @dmmtlide
bierourd betroffene Yer1onen
genrlaubtent an6es
uno Idmntlihe Militarpflih-
tige baben unper5i ii glih burb.
Noltfarte ober 8rief ibre geralle
Mbrelle Dem naGlten &aiierlideu
&oniulat mit5utbeilen, un0 bieienige1
Miiltdrpflid)tigen, Die Sos nel1n5ebnte
2cbensjobr pollen0et un6 lih nod
nid)t CUR Stammrole angemeloet ba=
ben, ooben oies oort bel 6em
Grtsporitanbe ibres@ebl1rtortes inter
Grbittung elmer @e1beinigl1ng iiber
sic erfolgte M%nmeloung na63ubolen
>1llo sic geiheinigung oem &oniulot
cilr5ureiden.
Cine meitere %Mnmeiiung, Ser
nnner5iigli6 6o1ge
at geben It, miro alen borge=
nannten 9ienitpflidtigen BON bierous
5ugeben.
9oloslel1te, id brm1de nidt ouf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06

ul1o Ole @itter11ne ba3u f0nnte ni6t
better fem. @erlte unb &oggen iino
id)nittreif, unb @ei3en nn6 @erite
bieter oie ollerbeiten M11siidten. =
Soiepb Sdreifels, Sobn Der 6omilie
S. 9. Sbreifels, befi,r6et ii6 iett
in @rainero, Mtnn., nro BON bort
reiit CT nod ct. Saul, Mimneaolis
uno Chicago, no er ieinen Sbeim,
Or. 9. Shreifels, uno feline @roB-
m1tter bcil1d)e,1 miro. Son sort be-
gibt er iih nad Steorns Gountp unb
miro baielbit @eiud,e maden in Stint
ban, Mai1e Nrairie, &odpi1e un0
ct. Glono, 1lnb mir boffen, oab er
BEL ieinen bortigen @erman0ten recbt
angenebme Sage baben miro. - SSn
Mitasfimin nn1erer nellen 9eimotb,
lit 1llon iett oarorl, Sen 5peiten Gas
hrlln1en 5ll bobren, uno bis October
meroen mir bier orei quite @osbrtn-
nen uro bem5ufplge bie Sta6t billige
baben. llngefobr 12 bis IA
Gitlib bon @itasfimin. miro
l1odl Del gebobrt; es iteben brei 81
Observation-Disclosures Maihinerie
n1f oem Se~itengeleiie, Sic ihrer M1lf=
ltenlrnq n11o @ermenbl1ng barren. 8e=
lte @riibe an aQe @ermanbten ltn6
1Sreu1loe in Stearns County.
Sobn g. ShreifeIs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06

Die Strafen bin5umeiien, Die 6erer
Sic ii@ Der @rfillung tbrer
Militarpflidt ent5ieben.
9os Goterlon6 ruff @u6 in ser
@tlrn6e Ser @efobr, nn6 mie @uere
Bater uno @orpdter merbet STR ni@t
50gern, nit @11t un6 Slut fir ieinen
8elton6 un6 feline 6reibeit gu fdm-
pfen. Mtt Got fir &aiier mn6 &etd!
saul, Minnel ota, Sen 2. Mugult
1914. Ser faiierlid)e &oniml.
@runotp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
Nus Mlberta, aanaba,

@erther uNoroitcrn";; Mit lteber=
ienoung mei11er Sbligation aege>r Sen
vNorol tern" alld ein paor geeuigfel=
ten: Iie @euernte lit iett = ooS lit
Cube SSl1li = bier inn nollen @onge,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06

rs 9Dl6angt9e Nabnooeln.
81 &untmert<Na6eln ndmlth.
Is 6eibe unb 8oumppQe STOPPER.
Is 8ubtpaarenzHaoeln
Is @rruet Dber Stiferei.
3&ug D6er SapeltrD.
@beni1e Nabeln.
lfnbbnerneS @tillettp.
%fnDdernes Cope Dber 8anb.
1fnD@erne 6%dtelna6el.
l itdblerne @dfelna6el.
l itdblernes 8o6fin D6er 9ape.
Bund<Mrbeit.
2 mittelmdBi9e @DIe @tDpfnabe1.
2feine @pue 5tDpfnabeln.
2 mittelmdBi9e @arnitDpfnabeln.
2 feline 8aumnDQ 9topfnabeln.
2 mittelmdBi9e Boummoq
5tppfnooeln.
f42 niiklidDe NdbarttfeI.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
MILITIAMA
BE RECALLED
EX-GOVERNOR
Lack OF Financial Support By Federal
Government And Of Moral Support BY
Texans, May Result In This Action.
LIFE OF GUARD AT STAKE

their pressure to bear on their represen-
tativeS in Congress.
The situation as il now stands holds
the future of the Texas National fuard
I'm it's hands and il is very serious.
new positions are at a premium. There
has been much talk among the militia
over the matter. Payment even for their
services il uncertain They We're called
ont On riot call. the pay for which
should be $50 per day.
The Chamber of Commerce rs get
ting busy on the matter and IT will
bring the situation to the attention Of
every congressman possible and also
such members in the senatorial body as
can be- approached with any degree OF
success
The organization at all events will
stand back Of Governor Colqultt and
lend him every aid possible in the prem
iscs.
i said that If The militia arc recalled
now il will be- next 10 Impossible here
after - mobilize even n company IN
he time that an entire regiment
was moblized in Brownsville. Many oi
IN the companies will become depleted m
their ranks. and there is also very
GOOD indication that many OF IN, OF
fees. some of whom nave been coE
inected with the Staie\ militia for many
Years. will sever their connections with
the guard
Governor Colnuitt has issued Z state
meni that he will recall the troops wher
Secretary W War Garrison has seiit
like force Of regulars 10 the border foi
service. That statement makes is yer,
uncertain as to the length of time the
militia will be here. and the State there
fore has taken no steps 10 provide com
Portable quarters for the militia. Tn
infantry companies are using their dos
'crts which they were forced 10 VA
cate last night on account OF the heav'
rain. and with the exception OF the Dal
las artillery are forced TO sleep on tn
ground. having no cots
The military tents and cots are u
storage M Austin. and II is SAID IN
State is not i'm financial condition Z
shin them out unless there were ind
cations that the militia would have Z
roman on the border indefinitely.
These conditions have had their ei
feet on the militiamen themselves. HUI
drrds of them in order To answer tn
call to arms had to give mp position
they have held for years. and in wbic
they have been replaced by other mel
Ii will be difficult matter for man
10 secure places they have held. an
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01

Authentic reports. that the state
militia may be recalled from the border
unless the citizens Of the border bring
all their influence Ia bear on the Ma
ti0nal government Ia MAINTAIN the
guard. are in circulation in brownsville
today. Ii is stated that Governor Col
quit has not had the support he sholld
have had from other parts Of the State.
and the State government j. not in posi-
tion to finance the military fovcment ON
the border.
This situation is said may result IN
Governor Colquitt being forced To re
turn the militia 10 their homes. and u
may result also in the utter disruption
Of the entire Texas National Guard. II
is said on good authority that if the
militia are returned To their homes after
having given up their positions under
the impression that the State was badly
in need of their services, that many oi
the Officers will resign frop the state
organization. and the members of The
militia company will allow their enlist
ments 10 expire without rcenlSting ~
the service
This condition of affairs exists. u y
claimed, from the fact that the War de
partment has practically refused Ia
bear the expense of the militia mobi!iza-
tion at Brownsville. on the ground that
there was no appropriation for ihr move
mcnt of state militia.
IL X general, conceded that the ra
pdiiy with which Governor Coiquiti
suuce,led in mobilizing the State militia
provisional regiment al Brownsville had
a great moral effect. Hundreds Of citi
zcns have expressed themselves ~ being
pleased with the action Of the Governor
since the bringing of the militia here
Guaranteed protection from all harm. D
trouble had resulted last week. from ih'
very delicate situation that existed a
the time
Since the satisfaction has been 80 gen
cral the board of directors of the cham
Der of Commerce today undertook tn cal
the attention of all the interests IN Tia
Valley Ia the situation. and every cana
and irrigation management VIII y
urged Ia use their every influence y
Congress to have the government Stan
the expense incurred by the state in th
movement Of the militia. Many of III
irrigation and canal companies haNin
influential connections in the noitn Wi
be asked "a have these influences brin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
Steamer And 80 Passengers
In Distress In Pacific--Jap
Warship To The Rescue
IBy Il ss0rid ted Press.


The island of
era.s : calls oft Kiushiu this morning
rcea which
tnct and died NJ
il abs
Japane~e l. y
pine egoyerno general
declared that Chinese
hundred
tiaed
distre
apparently miles forming
the southc F"rmoa
Tamfu Foosa reported he feared the Siberia
m sunk.
n
Texas: q. Egang of
The j.
seeraee
reached Siberia
Ia tonight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
NEUTRAL ZONE
is SUGGESTED
BY BRITISHFR
(By Associd ted Press

May IA neutral for Mexican oil fields aooa, %
British ambassador
Spring esut q the dangers y iamL
the a flowing wells the wnh
field financai
:
the while she Tampico
a further reason ' he
already ring the British proposition o
I = unwilling zohe
u United
To which
will ao ow he the il tanks.
The Stated policy
Of
wish with such a capture
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
MORE TROOPS WANTED
ARMY OFFICERS REPORT THAT
CONDITIONS ARE CRITICAL.
MILITIA ON GUARD.
fBy Associated Prcssl.

Denver. Col. Nav l.-Goyernor Am
mons today telegraphcd Secretary Of
Mar Harrison requesting additional
federal troops for use IN the Northern
Colorado coal fields, where two hundred
militiamcn are still ON guard.
Army officers reported conditions are
still critical nj Walsenburg. but quiet
at other points where the army il in
control.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
ANNOUNCES FROM HIS OFFICE
THAT HE HOPES TO FIND \ WAY
SOON THROUGH THE COLORADO
STRIKE TRUORLE.
COMMUNICATION RESUMED
ROCKEFELLER JR. AND CHAIR
MAN FOSTER AGAIN IN TELE-
GRAPHIC COMMTNICATlON TO
SETTLE STRIKE TROUBLE.

New York. May lit is announced at
day that he hopes soon 10 devise a plan
10 relieve the Colorado situation To ex-
tent al least of relieving himself of hos
tile criticism.
Mourners today marched in front of
his offices. but Rockefeller. somewhat
i'll. remained at home transaciing bust
ness by telephone.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
VERA CRUZ PEOPLE ARE
PLEASED WITH AMERICAN
TROOPS AND TREATMENT
Citizens of Mexican Port Express Opt
Mon That Huerta's Power Is Only
Matter of Weeks AT The Most
Large Revenue Cut Off.

Cruz
Of
will Washington
help spread this spc
ial tswle Mexico CIT!
in
had had In
hercta opinion the
of il a
Of
with Tamo would welcome de
ntwhrh would permit 10 with dignity
IscaM rebels stable
that
contn Vera
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
SPANISH AMBASSADOR TO DELIVER MESSAGE TO
GENERAL HUERTA CONTENTS or WHICH ARE UNKN0W
lRy Associated Press.

D. C.
the
prospe would the
the
onofu conditions by either
Ramos insrird more mediators
the United
M
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
CONTRIBUTIONS
FOR CAMPAIGNS
NOT RECORDED

Washington. MAY 1.-Campa gn con
tributions of the New York. New Hav-
on and Hartford railroad. which did
not appear on the books" were tcstI-
fled to today by j. NJ. 1rumlinsnn the
railroads audit. before the Interstate
Commerce Commission These coniri-
buttons totalled about fifty-six thou
and dollars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01

M'CALLEN MAN
DIES TO TADAY
Especial Telegram 10 The Herald-)

Mercedes. Texas. Nav Hon. Robert
y. Swearingen, prominent attorney Of
McAllcn and the Lower Rio Grande
Valley. who came here for medical treat
ment about ten days ago. died this morn
ing al 30 o'cl.ck. Ii present arrange
ments are not changed, his remains will
be buried at NcAllen Saturday after
noon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
RAILROADS ARE
DEFAUlT|NG ON
BOND INTEREST
(By Associated Prcss).

New York. May 1.-The stock ex-
change today announced default in
the semi-annual interest payment on the
four per cent gold bonds Of the Rock
Island railroad. and on the general
lien five per cent bonds of the Frisco.
The Rock Islands fInacnes are preca-
rious. The Frisco is il. the hands of re-
ceivers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
TEXAS
LEAGUE TAKEN.
INTO CLASS

New York. May L-The Central
Texas Baseball league has qualified for
membership in Class ID under the Ma
tional Baseball Board of Arbitration de
cision. The legue includes Hill>boro.
Corsicana. Waxahachie, Ennis. Italy
and West.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01

tives accompanied Colonel Roosevelt and
Kermit. Rooseyclt'S pace was 50 siren
nous that the natives could not stand u
in their own jungle. and they gave II up
while the Americans went on alone.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
NO MESSAGES PUBLIC
CHAIRMAN OF HOUSE MINES
COMMITTEE STILL NEGOTIAT,,
/ ING-NOTHING GIVEN OUT.
(Ry Associated Prcssl.

Washington. u. g.. May l.-Tcle-
graphic correspondence was resumed to
day between John ID. Rockefeller Jr.
and Chairman Foster of the House
mines committee. Foster tried again tn
get Rockefeller To settle the Colorado
strike. but refused Ia give out the mes
sarcs for publication.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
ARGUE FOR FRANK TRIAL
BEGINS FOR NEW
TRIAL FOR MAN CONVICTED OF
GIRLS MURDER.

Atlanta. Ga. May Arguments
beoan today on a motion for new tri-
al for Leo Frank the convicted murder
er Of Mary Pagan
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
BRAZIL JUNGLE
NATIVES. BESTEO
BY 7. ROOSEVELT
fBy Associated PrcSsl.

New York. May l.---Anihcny Fiaia y
returning toda, from South Amrr'ca'
where he explored with Colonel R9cse'
veIt and went hunting for tisei eats IN
the Matto Crosse.
BRAZILIAN colonel and several lna-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
NEARLY KILLED DIES
ATTORNEY FIRES AT BROTHER OF
UNITED STATES CONGRESSMAN
AT kOCNTZE.
fRg Associated Press.l

Kountze. Texas. May i.-Bryant
Zoe. an attorney. fired "A shot today at
County Judge w. w. Dies, brother Of
Congressman Martin Dies The shot
went wild
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
CARRANZA Is DETERMINED PROTECT THE
- = OIL PROPERTIES


al
the British Washington
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
AGENTS. WIRE CABALLER0
TO DO ALI. POSSIBLE TO PRO1EC

washington agents here today wired their
leaders do protect the oil proper
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
ADMIRAL BADGER REPORTS THAT BATTLESHIP WILL START
~ FOR YORK WITH BODIES OF DEAD MARINES
(Rg .ixsociatcd Prcss.)

Nav Admiral Badger reports that lew
basp Mon New York bearing the bodies
killed New the
eswilb shipped to their homes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
,soO AMERICANS STILL MEXICO CITY, UNABLE
TO GET AWAY FROM CAPITAL FOR LACK OF TRAINS
BY Pressl
BY Associated Press. J

Washington c. May Consul ne q
hu,r
away for lack mostly
abou
Canada British and brazilian embassies relief
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-31
Political Advertisement
DEMOCRATS!
Go to the Primaries,
Tuesday. August 4th,
and vote for Frank @.
Castle for Recorder.

Mrs. George Lehmer and son,
Lawrence, and Mrs. +. q. Allen and
daughters, Ruth and Charlotte, visit.
ed for . few days, last week, In Hum.
boldt, Neb., the guests Of Rev. A. d.
Seelig and wife. George went after
them last Sunday, In his car, return.
ing. In the evening. and strange and
really marvellous - 1t may seem, he
never had . puncture. You might
ask George to give yous little talk on
punctures. He can do 1t with ease
and nusncy, or at least could last
week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-31
Political ADVERTISEMENT
Be sure toattend the Primaries
next Tuesday and vote for Frank
Graham for County Clerk.

Work will begin soon, perhaps
that viii span Little Tarkio ditch on
cross g. Little Tsrkiop on the the Siss sy ~
2 mile south OF Lonesome school
house. The tirst will cost 81 900, the
other o., 200. j. ID. Thompson, Of
Mound City, Is the contractor, and
he promises that barring the unex,
pected they will be ready for travel
by August l, or shortly thereafter
Craig Leader, July cath.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-31
Political ADVERTISEMENT
Cast your ballot for Ed.
ward E. Richards for Pro.
bate Judge next Tuesday,
August a.

DIR. Q. L. Evans was called to
Peru, Nebr., last Wednesday, to sec
an infant daughter of Henry Cole.
Mrs. Cole, the child's mother, re.
sided at Forbes for q short time .
few years ago, and Is q sister to Mrs.
Geo. Ellis, whose husband Is son of
our w. M. Ellis, who has charge Of
the construction department OF the o,
]. X. X. Geo. Ellis WAS section fore
man at Forbes, for q number Of years,
but guilt railroading and Is engaged
In the jewelry business At Peru. No
matter where they roam, their hearts
old family doctor and friends, when
they need help.