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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-12
JOHNSON FALLS, TOO
DARING MOTORCYCLE RACER L.
HURLED TO BOTTOM OF MOTOR
DOME WHILE SPEEDING.

The second accident a. bcfall The mo-
t@orcvclc racers 40 the m%otordumc in the
fair grounds occurred Yesterday after
noon when orvillc Johnson. the daring
Young rider struck the fence IA The top
vi The circular track and becoming un
balanced was hurled ID the bottom. Ills
left shoulder was found 30 Tee badly
bruised. but 81 far rs could l~ a>ccr
tanned here were no bones broken. Tie
Ws> travelling at y speed ~ probably
fort, miles ar hour when the ar.idtnt
occurred. and N ~ considered fortunate
that he was 10 more seriously hurt.
Talmadge. the other rider. has rccoV-
cred from his fall of 4 few days ago
AMI IL racing again. johnson viii hr
able ~ ret back into the grind today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-12
CITY NEWS
VETERINARY ARRIVES


nr. Cooper Curilce Of Washing. on.
connected with the United states Bur-
can II Animal Inustry. arrived IN
BruwnSvil lr Yesterday afternoon. having
been assigned ~ The government - aS-
sist Dr. y. Z. DUtro. United states vet
e%rinarN Inspector at the port OF Browns
Vile. Additional helm was needed here
on recount uf The great number ~ cattle
being imlporrsl along the lower hur
der. and because ~ The fact hat Al us
difficult for Dr. nutru ~ make the
rounds between Brownsville and Roma.
Er. Levi Johnson of San Antonio. in
charge If the service ia this district. All
expected in Brownsville tomorrow tu a~
sign Dr. Curticc M IN point ~ which
~ will work.
The new veterinary was sent here
upon the complaint If local cattle in
porterS that there was much delay ~
The work of inspection.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-12
NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting IF the
stockholders ~ the Merchants Nation
al iiank If Brownsville. Texas. will NJ
held M it, banking house. ~ Tuesday.
January the 18th. 1911. m 5:3o p. m.
for the election cf Directors and the
transaction of such other business a.
ray properly come before the meeting.
la13,30t. John Gregg. Cashier.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-12
MISS KINGSBURY ENGAGED
DAI GLITTER OF FORMED: BROWNS
WILLIE MAN u TO HE welded At
HAVANA. CUBA.

The following announcement from la
wanna. 'nba. T. ~ interest 10 many ~ The
people of Brownsville. who are acquaiuf
ell with Martin y. kimashurN. "a native
~ Brownsville aud up ~ \ few YEAR
ago prom ncntly cruHrrirl with thr steam
ship business here.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin II. kinc~hur,
she engagement 81 their daueh
tcrBianchc. 20 Mr.. Daniel i. F%;ranan
Of Fairfield. Vermont. The wedding viii
take place IN havana in February.
Nr. Eramon belongs 'n an rld amh li-
iingnishcd family Nj Fairfield. hi- fa
Their has represented Vermont wv TIE N.i
crican congress. While Ms kinashnry
has NOT fullf decided an III details vet
IL IL understood that the marriage Will
IT, SulrmnizeTl im 'ri~fp church.
Mrs II. - l.andrHm ~ INaldr. Texas
Il. ~. Ts..usr.rrHF. f.N.N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-12

For The Business Nan Do YOU want
~ huy out the finest business In Browns
vile Best Equipped Confectionery IN
the city. centrally located. Magnificent
iuuntaiu-it'> for sale. It's YOUR chance
You can get it, Ready for business
aS soon n YOU want To open the doors
us the Paragon Confcctioncry-Ad
dress Wm. III. Craig. Trustee. ADV
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-12
CONTRACT IS LET
NEW STARR COUNTY TELEPHONE
COMPANY WILL BEGIN coz
>THTCTION OF LINE IN TWO
WEEKS.

nin Graudr CITY. Ten. IAN. T.. The
Starr Telephone Company recently
organiezd here with capital stock $1,000
have made contract with It construction
company for 4 telephone lime extending
from Roma Ia Sam Iurl,rr cnn.rrting
With telegraph AMI other telephone mes
Construction Company closed contract
Representatives of the Western Electric
for immediate construction of the line
and work will begin within Two weeks.
This new COMPANY will construct th"
az near the old military road and will
afford additional facilities FOR cnmmnn
%ication from this part nf the Lower Rio
Grandc border.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-12

Examinations BcgiR.-Thc examinations
closing the first halt wear of The school
season began in the Brownsville public
schools TODAY. Miss Lizzie Barbour. Su
.pcrintcndcnt stated to-day that the exam
nations lrr being held indcr difficult
circumstances. owing ~ the fair. and 9th
AZ divert nc events. hut ID j. expected
the examinations viii be- carried through
ihc week with success
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-12
PERSONALS

Rev. T.. \. Hunter. pastor ~ the Meth
odist church IL Mission. j. the guest To
day of Rev. j. : Bowles. pastor of the
Brownsville Methodist church. Rev.
f;uwlc> also has ~ hi guest Miss Hood.
also ~ Mission.
Mrs. J.. T.. Couch ~ rharr l. 4 visitor
in brownsville loday.
q. Il. Spiclbargcr of Falfurrias i a
visitor IN Brownsville for the fair today.
T.. u. Ferguson ~ New Orleans j. reg
i>tcrcd az the Miller hotel.
q. L. Dwycr Of Houston j. ! business.
visitor ia the city today.
<. Hamburger aud VI. klcinhau>cr Of
II. Louis are guests "a the Miller hotel.
Hiram Hart of the San Bcnitn Sugar
a Manufacturing company. j. IA Browns
willie for 4 few days. Mr.. Hart II Al the
Miller hotel.
\. Anderson Of Mercedes j. among the
people attending the fair today.
A. !. Scale ~ Donna " 4 visitor il
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Wright at Mission
are registered "a the Miller hotel.
y. Il. Dcyn NJ Lyford j. ~ Brownsville
today.
Mrs. T.. r. Stccnc of New York city
has joined her husband T.. H. Stccne. the
Pathc FrcrcS representative who has
been III Brownsville the past few days
taking pictures III the fair.
Miss Louise Holland of Dallas. who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Paul q.
KowalSki. returned 90 her home Satur
dav afternoon a> result ui thr reported
illness NJ her mother.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Herbert bennett Of
King>villc. who have been visiting Mr..
D,nncti'S parents ia Brownsville. re-
turned 10 kingSvillc sunday afternoon.
Al norman SfuTt"- Sandwiches. tea
and coffee. pie and home made candies
may hc found al the country store. con
Quoted hy the teachers of The county and
city schools az the fair grounds. The
prnrrrds are ~ ~ used ~ swell the
normal fund. All fpud in prepared IA II
safe and sanitary Way. Sandwiches are
wrapped IN paratfiuc paper. Prices are
reasonable. ADV. 95t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-12

~Siatrl Cpnria,r 20 Brownsville
Af0Commandcrl L. y. X. T. Nun
. day. january L.. 1911 ~ 80
II. m. >oiuurrilg ~ir Knights cur
cordially invited BN order ~
D.. ID. COlkF. :. N. iIALI.AM
Recorder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-12
PASTORS MEET
BISHOP JOHNSTON CONFIRMS
CLASS OF >IN MEN At EI'i~'O
PAL CHURCH..

The Ministers Association me Al H.
appointed hour ia the Pastors study "a
the Methodist church. the devotional ,rr
ices being conducted IN Rev. III. =
Buvlcs The following members were nr.
sent and madc reports. Rev. -. NJ. Nc
Dou-all =. T.. Garcia; ". y. Kos
and !. :. BowicS
AZ the Methodist church the congo
cations were better than usual ut both
the morning amt evening hours. Plans
are being cOnsumatcd for some aggrc>
SiSc work ia the congregation.
The pastor of the Mexican rrcshNtcri
aH church. W. a. l;u>>. was in King
vile most a. thr week. The cpngry-atiur
observed The week pf PRAYER and thc -rr
Vices were Wrll attend v aud much y u
accumpl she'd. Holy Communion %SUn'll.
afternoon
Rev. j. T.. Garcia held iiyc service
during the week. The services all weIa.
well attended and The work craving.
Bishop Johnston has spent Ihr week wv
hi> official caparit, among the lpi>rn
pal people ~ the city. drdicatiue 'he
Parish house FRIDAY evening after which
a reception was rendered him GO thc plea
sure ~ all who attended. The Ei~hnI,
preached IN san I:ruilu -uu ln, murnia-
nnd preached in Brownsville ut thr r,t
ming hour at which time hr confirmed
class OF six men The house was file
with people al the evening hour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-12

Council ~ Nnoi.-Toiay being Mon.
day. il is the regular day on which The
cit, council nf the city of Brownsville
H. supposed ~ meet. Whether ar mot
there viii ~ " meeting depends uroH
whether there win III a meet ng. When
asked TN there wouli ~ \ meeting today
cit, Secretary Nllarcal replied only
Its Monday
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-12
TO ATTEND RATE HEARING

ID. \. O'BRIEN SECRETARY OF
CHAMBER OF COMMEEtL. AND
GEORGE McGONIGLE TO NEW OF
LEANS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-12

.Nt u meeting NJ The board WI director
al the Chamber ~ ~ mrrcr This MORN
ing I'd was decided to send -. 4. OBI 80
secretary 90 New Orleans a~ a rcprc>cn
taiivr Of Brownsville at thu browns.
Vile View Orleans rate hearing. which
comes M January -.
Mr.. OHricn wired John nj. Smith
commissioner az The New Orleans Boar
Of Trade that hr and Gcorse Mctionisle
would attend the hearing ia hrhllf Of III.
Brownsville organizat 80 anil the hn>i
ness houses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-12
state q, ohio. City ~ Toledo. -.

Lucas County.
Frank III Cheney makes oath that ~ is
<eniar partner ~ the rrm 0f r. J. Cheney
A Co. doing business In the City OF To-
leiO. County and state aforesaid. and
thar said firm viii pas the sum % ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR each and ev-
cry case Of Cafarrh that cannot be cured
by the use OF ALI CATARRH CURE
FRANK u CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed In
no presence. this eth day AZ December.
a ~ 1855.
,Sean A. W GLEASON.
Notary Public.
ffalls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces ~ the system. Send fo-
testimonials. free.
r. y CHENEY a co. Toledo. q.
Sold hv an Druggists. TEc.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-12

Mr.. aud Mrs. Herbert bennett 81
kiug>villc. who have been visiting Mr.
D,nncti'> parents Ia brownsville. re-
turned to KingSvillc sunday afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-21
SWITCHMEN'S SUIT BEING HEARD
Suit Against Railroads and Railroad Union
important to Railroad Men.

Dallas. Texas. Nov. 2l.-District court
here today began hearing the suit Of J..
4. Underwood. G. W. Irwin and II. II. b.
Wallas. members of the SwitchmenS'
Union of North America. against six Texas
railroads and the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen. wherein plaintiffs seek 10 have
cancelled an alleged contract between the
railroads and the trainmen's union BY
which. they claim. employment has been re-
fused them, because them are not member,
of the trainmen's organization. The de-
PENDANT railroads are the Missouri. Kansas
a Texas. Texas 4 Pacific. Houston 4 Tex
w. Central. International 4 Great Northern.
II. Louis 4 Southwestern and the Santa
Fe.
The >witchmen state IN their petition
that they are competent and experienced
railway switchmcn and are barred from
securing employment only by the contract
between the Fix roads named and the train
mems brotherhood. which contract. the Pc
tition charges j. illegal. against public pol
Icy, and creative of n monopoly Of labor"
The ease originally was set for October
81, but was passed until today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-21
EXAMINATIONS
FOR TEACHERS
WILL BE HELD
December 3, q and 5 Are Dates Set for
Examinations in Brownsville for Those
Desiring Teachers Certificates-The
Schedule is Given.

County Superintendent of Schools J. J.
Galloway today announced that upon gen
crol instructions issued by State Supcrin-
icndcnt Of Public instruction W. II.
Doughty. an examination tor those dc~ir-
mg teachers certificates viii BE- held III
the office Of the county superintendent ~
the Cameron county court house on Deccm-
Der 3. I and ;. Similar examinations will
be- held NJ every county seat IN the state
upon the same days. The examinations
are tor both county and state certificates.
The following schedule will D adhered
to:
Thursday forcnoon-Ili~tory of Educa-
ton, physics, solid geometry, English lite
nature.
Thursday aitcrnoou-P-chology chem
i~try. bookkeeping. plane trigonometry.
Friday forcnoun-Phy>ical geography.
physiology. composition. arithmetic.
Friday aitcrnoon-Tcxa> history, gram
mar, descriptive geography. plane eeome-
try.
Saturday iurcnoou-Spcling. writing.
methods aud management. civic~. reading.
Saturday aitcrnoon-United States his
tory. general history. agriculture, algebra.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-21
WORK BIDS
TO BE BEFORE
CITY COUNCIL

Since several 81 THE city aldermen have
evidenced their approval ot the proposition
hy West Brownsville citizens tor the inn
nruvrmcnt vi Elizabeth street % West
Brownsville. THE cost tu hc divided among
thr three Interested parties. thc city. the
West Brownsville land and Improvement
company and citizens ot West Brownsville,
binds Tor filling thc bake ou Elizabeth street
are now being received b1 city Secretary
\illarrcal According tp City Engineer J.
NM. Davis approximately 200 feet MI lill
rom thr belt iiHr rrrrk tr West Browns
willie wiI bc required. Thc grade will bc
raised about three .rrt al thy way out.
According a. estimate the cost 81 inn
proving the t-horoughtarc viii be- about
-hun.
THE bil- wll hc considered by the city
council nu Monday III " meeting IN held.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-21
COLQU|TT'S ORDER
DOES NOT HINDER
CATTLE IMPORTS

Despite the quarantine proclamation ~
sued Yesterday IN Governor Colquitt
quarautlning Texas against the world. with
the exception OF Loui>ina, Arkansas and
Oklahoma. cattle continue 10 be imported
into Brownsville from Mexico. 4 herd OF
10 head were brought across the inter
national bridge Friday afternoon by +. J.
Pug ot Matumoro~. and were inspected
and passed IN DR.. n. n. Dutro. the United
Statc- veterinary Inspector for this port.
Asked a. to whether he had received an
official notification of the order by Gov
crnor Colquitt. DIR. Dutro said today:
II receive my Instructions from the ami
NAL ~hu~handrN division of the United
States department NJ agriculture. and -
far have had ~ word from headquarters
regarding the reported proclamation by
Governor C%olquitt. Until / receive such Of
hclal notice ! shall continue to permit eat
tlr 10 hc imported IN my district under the
usual Inspection.
We nave had absolutely ~ Indication
that the foot and mouth disease ha~ ln-
vadcd Mexican cattle. and II found \ ease
should under me- circumstances permit
the Infected animal aud those subjected To-
thc Infection to hc brought into he United
Niatc-.'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-21
HOT STUFF.


From the Philadelphia Record
In some part ~ the Canadian back
country the recurrence ~ boiled salmon
hroilei salmon. salmon outlets and sal
mon steak "a cN~rv meal becomes. after
a few weeks. a triflc monotonou>. To the
native palate. brought M on il. this cons.
fant rrapprarHncr III the >clf>ame dish
T. 4 matter NJ cnur>p: hnt ~ the newly
arrived tourist II grows M last into a
feeble joke.
* there nothing else for breakfast
said oac such victim of Colonial ho<pi-
talitv. ~ 4 whole fi>h aud q pot II mus
tarl were laid before him ou the table
Nothing else" replied the host. IN ~ur.
prise. WHY. there's salmon enough there
for ~iN. amt there"
Yes responded the guest. mildly:
hut | don't care for salmon"
Well then. firc into the mustard" was
the reioindcr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-21
R. c. COWEN'S
RELEASE Is
EXPECTED

Il. 4. Cowcn. the Brownsville man who
h being detained IN the Matamuro~ au-
thortIc~. h H. expected will ert hi- com
curdmg ~ thr statement ot friends here
who have mterccdcd with Matamoru~ 81
hcial~ ID hi~ behalf. Mr. Cowcn h. not held
M the N~atamoro~ ial. bat J. given the
freedom ot thr city upon hi word that he
will uot attempt Oh ~ ~ the American side
until hi- ease ha- been disposed NJ.
III i- understood here that thr matter
viii hc placed before General Naiarritr
upon hI~ return from 4 trip IL the interior.
which II J. expected viii bee within the next
day or two.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-21
SENATOR" BAILEY
LEAVES CITY TO
RETURN TO SCHOOL

senator" Joseph III. Bailey lcft
Brownsville this afternoon aud started for
Jackson. Mis-. where he viii re-enter the
Mi~~i~~Ipp Agricultural 4 Mechanical col
legc Ia complete hi~ education. Senator"
Bailey has been q resident of Brownsville
tor some months. being connected with
the department ut agriculture ~ NJ az
~i~iaut cntumolu-i~t W. the South Texas
Gardens. Though ~ the same name a~
the former United States senator from
TcNa~. and hailing from the same state.
''Our senator" Bailey bore no relation Ia
the distinguished statesman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-21
HOW TO SUCCEED

u ring the hast icv years. conditions M
linr~ ~ hu-inr--. even professional liic.
Nc changed ~u completed, that ever, man
Pking up a. thr tact That III order NJ
~ success hc must specialize and learn
do some one thing and do o. well.
- It l. with amy article that Is sold to
l. people. u must have genuine merit M
| amount ~ advertising viii maintain thc
manh for tho article.
For many Near- druggist have watched
ith much interest the remarkable record
airtained bv pr. kilmcr'- Suamp-R Root.
e GREAT Kidney. Liver and Bladder Rene
\. From the yer, beginning the propric
.s> had - much confidence IN III THAI. the,
,iird cvcrN uur to test IN.
u w 4 physicians prescription.
They have ~ fllr thousands WI un~l.
~lctt,r- received from former Suit
'rrr- who claim they are low ENJOYING
,od health ~ i result ot lis use.
However. d Nnu Wish iir-i "a tn i sam
q hu.ilr. address Dr. kilmrr 4 GU. Bling
imtu NJ ". c%urln~y ten c-,i;~ and mem
on TIL pipcr. They Will promptly tor
ard You 4 sample bottle ~ parcel post
Regular sizes Tor sale al all druggist
10 cents and one dollar.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-21
MANY BERLIN MARRIAGES
CAUSED BY WAR; RECORDS
SHOW LARGE INCREASE

GORE pondence If the Associated Pre.1.l
Berlin. NOV. ls.-"Nar marriages" will
materially increase the number IT mar
riage> for Berlin this year. When the war
broke ont many officers and in some
ease private> of the reserve and landwchr
decided ~ marry on the eve of their de-
parturc tor the front. with the result that
August. 1914. shows \ total Ut marriage
tor Berlin ~ SOB a. against 1909 tor
the same month Last year. III the mohili-
zhtion week. August .2-s. 3.94l marriage
contracts were made. of which the largest
number was due to the outbreak of the
war. The first seven months ~ 1914
showed III 900 marriage a. against ll.G1n
IN 1913.
II L. believed here that the number WI
marriages ~ Berlin due IL the war i not
tar below $500. Some of them had been
planned for the autumn and ~inter sea
sons. and II i expected that for this rca-
ION The average for these months will fali
far below normal. This ha- already been
demonstrated IN the record, for Septcm-
Der. in which month 1870 marriages took
places a. against l.s32 IN September 1913.
For 1914. up to aad including September.
the number of marriages J. Is 36 a.
against l4.I6l for the same period NJ
1913.
The othrcak of the war has also ma
tcrially influenced for the better tho le-i-
limitation 81 children born out II wedlork.
In nearly al ca~e~ tins ea~ dome bs the ia
Their of the child marrying IL mother.
While in August. 1918. only l6S children
were legitimized. their number III August.
1914. was l.0+,. NJ which number MT but
five were given A proper status before the
law by marriage. In the first seven months
Of 1914 only l.i09 children were leeitim-
lied a. against 1892 for the same period
m 1913.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-21
WOULD INSTRUCT
HOW TO
ACT ON INVASION

Correspondence OF the Associated Pre~-.l
London. NOV. ls.-Thr request voiced
BY several London newspapers that the
citizcnry WI England wv instructed I'M the
war office Just how 10 Jci III ease ~ 4 Ger
man inva~iun-whcthcr 10 tight a. citizens
or remain pa~-iyc-ha- prompted the
Daily Mail 10 reprint orders issued more
than hundred YEAR ago ~ meet \ SINH
lar contingency. The author ui lhr order
was the Duke NJ York, then commander IN
chief. and they were promulgated III 1901.
when Britons regarded the landing of
troops by Napoleon a. not OILY possible
but probable At any rate thu j, To- be
inferred from the tone Of the dukes pro-
nouncemcnt.
Commenting ~ rhi- ancient document.
the Daily Mail says II H. 'uf special rrlrv-
ance ~ the present time. when the Ger
mans are loudly proclaimng their inten-
ton of attempting invasion of this coun
try" The order was headed Information
and Instructions for Commanding General,
and Others"
I'VE must naturally suppose. from
the host of foes that surround a. and from
the advantage our i%n>ular situation gives
IL while they can h. kept nj "a distance.
that their great object must he an iuva-
sion Of these countries. The consequence
81 success would b. 80 them - great that
they may b. led To attempt II. nutwith-
standing the superiority and cxcrtione ~
our navy and the vigilance and gallantry
of our ~camen
Before the descent of the enemy i, un-
doubtedly expected, o. the particular OBJ
iect Of il i known. the troops will b. can
toned or e%ncamped in ne manner that APP
peas the most advantageous Dis
positions will have been made for break
ing up roads, driving and abandoning the
country ON the enemy route. etc.
"Of. the first landing of an enemy, ii
be- can not be- prevented IN the attempt.
not 4 moment must bc lost III assembling
the troops and pushing on the most al
vanccd. however few in number. till more
can ~ collected. The great object must
hc constantly To hara~~. alarm and tire an
enemy, and 10 impede hl~ progress till "a
sufficient force assemblies 20 attack him.
The nature Of the country affords every
advantage for that purpose: intricate and
Incln~rd. II j. exceedingly difficult for III
enemy ~ advance. lIe 4 never M ~ lost
sight Of by the light troops. Every inch
# GROUND. and every field may To a degree
be disputed, even by inferior numbers.
a. ICON a. ever he has quilted the
coast hc must b. surrounded IN front. flank
and rear: a knowledge NJ the country and
4 superiority VI cavalry gives that ad-
vantage. lie must be- obliged to fight for
every article Of su~tenance. The country
must be- driven and everything useful with
in hi~ reach DESTROYED without mercy: thi>
the necessity 1T the ease and the infinite
consequence NJ giving him an immediate
check; cattle and horses must AZ NH events
hr removed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-21
CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES.
Immaculate Conception.
General Regulations

Holy communion mass az & a. M. Par
ochial mass with special sermon ~
Spanish "a 40 a. M. Childrcn'~ mass
M = a. ID. Low mass with special SER.
vice for men at IA a. M. SUNDAY school
for children at \ N. III. Rosary. sermon
and bcncdictiun ~ blessed sacrament M
40 y. m. During the week low masses
are given AT & and : a. m. and night
services are held on Thursdays AMI Fri
days al 80 y. m. Rev. Francis Bugnard.
%. NJ. l., pastor.