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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

@ei0brten bei iic5 bat, miro ielblt ais
Dollige 2anorattc balo cinen oerar-
ti9 intimeu Ginblid ms Norolebeu
gcDinneiL oaB Die @inoriide iiA nie
mie0er perlpiiAeu Cine iolde &aliO-
ratte mar id), ais icb Dor cinigen Sub-
rem cinaclaoen murOe 81 eiuer Segcl-
tour BON bier Noden 0auer ST.
nabm rii9rcnoea 9lbi@ic0 bon 0a-
beiut no man MIDI gcraOe5u als
g9cltrcienoen bcpunocrte, ino nod
mcit ncbr, ais ic5 5uriidfe5rtc. Stol-
ser fam l4auien nidt gemelcn letlL
ais i5 Onnals mar, mo id, Der meit-
gereiiie, oiclcria5renc, ionnOerbrann-
tc Scciobrcr. in Die glrme Der lieber-
0cn Satin 5uriidfani.
9llio Serreulegelnl Gbne Wtat-
roicn. 0ebt oeun oas iiberbaupt2 p
es ge6t 9llleS auf Der gSelt. 2Iber
einige @eoinglmgcn miiiict bod err
fiat mer0cn Oobei. 8nuddit baben
mcnigitcns 3lDei Der Yiannidnit, nl-
ter 0icien 5lpei m0gliAit Der @igner
ser Sadt, 0en Se9eliport griinoli1
3u fcnnen, Ser Cine ais 2apitdil, Der
9lnocrc ais Steueruann. gtirgen0s
rdbt iih oilettautiide llnlidcrbeit
me6r lno raider ais GIL 9oro, mie
icb ielbit ans Grfo5rlng meiB.
@cnn man iidb 0os @etter aus.
inGen fann, 10 lit cS NIT cinigerma-
ben &euutniB 0cs Segelpeiens faum
Elm Gunltltlrf. elm biBhen berlnl5u-
9onoelu, bel idledtem @etter iofort
ben icbiiBcuoen @aien alii5uiIhen.
Gtpos anoeres aber lit Ole Eourcn-
io5rt. Gin GA nibt eilige an goro
ieetiicbtig lno faltbliitig, oann fonn
gar leiAt ni1t nur bic Wlonui@aft
ion0erH mid 0as gan5c Sdifi 5um
Scilfel gc6cn. Ger eiula0en0e Gigner
muB dlio 0en @ra0 Der Gerantuort.
lic1feit fcnneu, 0ie CT bel cinen glni-
mieren bon 5reun0en auf iid biirs
oct Die Gourcniobrt BON 2 bis 4
g8ohcu Tauer brin9t mobl ioit alle
0enf6are nGDcntiiulitdtcn lmD 3Di.
iAcnfdac, Sic an gor0 MIR paiiieren
founcn ioit ieOeS S@etter, uno Dem
0egeniiber bciBt es geriitet icin init
Aenntniiieii, Wlut6 umo @ncr9ie iei-
tens 0es SNiffsfiibrers. Gs lit olio
car nidt 70 leidt, icl6it ouf eingc
gGohen, in Der llrlallbS3cit MIR, ao'
pitdn 3u iein. lln0 mag Der Gigner
audi nod 10 pertroilt lem NIT 6cn
Segelpeien mag er bon &inobeit on
0aS gSoIier fcnncn CT bleibt ini-
MERLIN bod MIR elm glmatcur 8ir
moren niir orei Wlonn on @or0 Der
uSioloe~, elmer 9Idtie9elmeter-9ienn.
jodt nit Sa0lbelegclnng; i6 Der.
itan0 bon ser Segcli i'm glnfoug ser
9ieiic niht Diel, 70 0aB oie bci0en
Gomerooen oQein oos Shiff bcoienen
mlBten, unO 10 fomen allerlci I'M.
liebiome Qinge Dor, 0ie entibicoen
niGt poliicrt mdreli, GGtten mir eincn
@erufSieemonn an gorO qe6o6t.
3peimol fonrten mir nibt aus Dem
pafcn beraus, III &ommer6afcn mo
in 9ofme ouf 8ora6olm SIN crlte.
rem Ser iebr flem lit modten mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

Dem Oergleiben 8nidlligfeiten lGngIt
Elm 9lltgeuobntes iino ino Ser i6nett
III ieoer @eltalt gcpadien lit.
0os iin0 ole Shattelieiten OcS
nSerrcniegelns~ unO iie iino nidt
geriHg an5uihlagen. Sir monbc ser
obcnteuerlihen @rcigniiie fam ia
mobl Der 2Lmotcur nidbt ouh anocren
Sdiffen lit eS idon paiiiert, oaB ID.
men oie glnterfette 9eriiien, monAc
ober rpieoer bdtten Bel gr0Bcrcr Gr-
iabrlng eben Dermieoen weroen f0n-
men. Sin ipeiterer wiAtiger Wlomcnt
fiir Serreniealer lit Die 6rdge. &oBt
man 5ueilonoer? SD re6e nibt bon
elmer 5ueitd9igen 5obrt; ga lit aQes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

llripring 5u Dericaien Der 9iealiS.
hus begreife ion Ill ieinen iioffIi1en
in0 in0iuiougllen &erf6rperunJcH.
GielcS geeItgefiibl ici 0cn ,5ran5oicn
menn nic5t Deria9t ID bod nidjt ai'
gentbiinllid. Ger 8ielpnnft ieincS
Icnfcns uuo &Naiiens iei nid1t oas
MeItgan5a, ionoeru Der 9lenid dls
IolNer. Gas cine W1oL gcb0re icin
Sutcreiie ponuicaenO Dem &ntellett
0ds anocre N1ol porrieacn0 bent Gs,
fiibl, TorunI iei ser Sron3oie balo
Dornicocno nniformer @eriionoeS
nIeIiiM, bol0 siidclloScr Sn0iDiouolilt,
obcr ME fin0e Gu in cincnl bon bci0en
ieine 9lube Scin Gorluaeiiibl ent-
iprinae 0icienl 3irle Der &crbeiiiib-
rrua Der beiten Nlenihlihfeit; oie
quite Sorm ioae ouprcMcn un0 l6ii-
tern. Gic beioen 0iciiieSt0pen moac
mon niht Dcriuc0en an nernliiGclI
g8obl ober Dern5dltcn iie iidl su cr-
0dn5cn Der Irutidc f6nnc 0eu
S5ran3oicn iein mpliiidcS @ciiibl Iiir
0as Wan5e scr gSelt uitt9eilcn Ser,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

cine uette gefouiitl1ait nit Der
Molc, an oereu Steine mir nit flircbt-
6arcm SfroM gcihleuoert wurOeL
OaB i'd glnubte, uniere gtuBid)ole
wiiroe inns inter Den 6iiBen meg
iadcn. Ios tbot tie o6er nidt. @S
war ein tii6tigeS @oot. Sin anoerS
Dtal muroe in Morneu1iinoe Der Bug
BEL Der giniabrt IN 0en @oien pobl
oreimal mngnetiic6 D0n Ser Ntole
angc3ogen. SSnuner pie0Cr itieB bic
DsSiolOe0 ibrc gloie an onS @eitein
5inl @oitoilm Der 9aoegditc, sur iuls
beibrciblidea @ut6 unicres Gigners,
Der tauieuo Gioe idmur, nie eineu
Sub an SanO 5n ieBcn nacb Oieier
u9lomage1 ln0 pieoer iul5ufebren
beiabl gl6en0S abcr mar er bod in
&arnemiin0e oenn mir nuBten me-
Qcn oeS SunoepetterS abermaIs Inn.
febren. Yor gorn5olm muBtcu mir
einmal ~ mir fanlen BON SaBnib ~
ouf offcner See bel SturrL &cgcn
mo glebel in Ser gtdbe 0es Scuer-
idiffcs vgL0ler9rlm0~ 91udts on-
fern. @egcn W1orgen riB ms oic 9ln-
fertette, lmo mir trie6en Dor Sop
imo Iofel 0aDon glHdlidermeiIe
nidt onf ooS Seueri6iff 5iL ionit
bGtte iH oieie 3eilen mo6l foun
l1rei6en fouuen Ser qlnfer a6er
liegt BORT nod imHer ouf Dem W1ee-
resormO. @er Sult bat, fam ibn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

lic6 6olcn. Uann bci Nloen
periuc6ten mir in itiirruiiGar 9lott
oen &euhtt6ltrm BON N}oens Sflint
3lt umiegelu nit Dem Sino in oen
8d9nen Sine oblheulite Sitilation.
So9er Seeaong, Strut 0os Oros
benoe &ono oicbt an SteucrborO, mir
frel5ten tno frcl5ten, 0as Def laa
OreiOicrtcl ienfrcdt uno mir moQteu
einen fleincn 9tot6bofen erreiAen
Der nod nidt einmol 2ic1ter 5otte.
Gs mar 6lonfer llniinn. Scr gi9ncr
COB Oenn aub oie SSoee altt mir pen-
Oetcn ino onfertet im SAuBe ser
bo6en @rei0eieIien. lln0 nod mebr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

Scr Geemann m0 Bic 2iiO bon oe
Moterfant miiicn obHe &citcrcs, loaS
nit ,Serrenieaeln" gcnacint 1T. Dod
oie Qonoratte miro mr einc nntla-
ren geQriff 6uben BON Oieicm @ort,
lno fir iie Ioa fur3 erflart meroeu:
W9nn peritebt unter o9errenlegelll
nid5t etipu, 0aB iicb einige @erreu az
Bpro eincs aauiiobrerS, eines ~
Iderbootes, 2Iucs Gcrgnii8unsslegel'
bootcs imtar Der 2eitung oes 0errn
4apteins, eincs bicOercn san Dloat
elmer trinfaelobtoiiritigen Sbeerladc
qemiitblib ipa5icren fabren lallea.
Eiir cine iolHe immge &ei1ditiguug
hreudit man iiber6allpt feinen belons
oefcn 9earifi, oenn oaS tann Elm Sc.
Ser, oers be3obleu fonn fam io9ar
cine SUB imo Elm @apaaeb wenn lle
mlIien. @enu n0crren iegclA" 10 Ut
oomit qemeint oaB iic iid9 5itlamnen'
tbun, Inn in ei9cner ODER BennctDe'
ter SSoAt 9iennen uit5unabcn ona'
loQ Sen Serrcnrciteru 0cn 3erren.
fabrern int glnto inEo ailf ocnI 9ao.
ODER aber llnl III iolde 6a9r5elg fiir'
acre ooer ldngere Eourcn 3ll inter
ne6mcn unD 3uor pbne jcoe iad)s
mGnuiirbe 5ilfe. Cine iula]e Scrren-
icgclei ion bier nabcr bcleuAtet mer.
ocH.
3un6d6it miB man lpobl feitltellen
ooB 0ieier Sal cine Sabrt obne jcg'
lidcn oienitborell @eiit o5ne Nlatro'
len ODER Sbiiisiun9en uidt oa5n
6auiia eintritt Ger iueitaus groBte
EbciI Der s5ntereileftcu am idonen
9egcliport lit 5u 6eaienL rm iib
aIlcr 9lrbeiten an @oro 5il imter5ie-
beu ia 6Qt pobl eine intcnii0e gl6-
neigltna acgcl 2lleS, mas Die pobl.
acpileatcn Sdnoe idmuBig maAt,
bait id5 aicb fiir an oilt oa8u uno
iiberldbt cs 0arum einem Ddet9ling.
60 BAT man notiirlid5 cinen unge.
fiir3teH &cruB. dbcr and bal0 cine
ttngefiIr3te 2nngepcle Mcnu man
hcb einen Iog lang nur aili Dem gSai-
ier beruntrcibt, mln 70 mag es &c.
ben. Sclbit Der tbatfrditiglte Olenid
pount einmol gern ouS, faan pic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

Qe nibts gicues mcbr 5i iagcn mciB.
So Itcat iid boIo sic 2ouseDeilc ein
ouf ldngerer Sa6rt rnO Oas lit bod
niMt Der 3iped Der lle6ltlg. Der
@latroie an @oro, Dieaeiht nod Elm
Shiiisimgc, iie MAIDEN glaes, lie
fins sic eiaeutIidcu 0errcn. g911.
reno sic uScrren" uur i'm @cge iino,
meiit ,Scblcr md6el, tie niht piQi1
0cn glnoromtngcn oes aeuIictbeten
Seenanns 5u iiigcu perlte6en, 10 ooB
oos 2c6en i'm SAiii balo 6ohit umge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

glrbeit cine 8eitlang cntbebren cnl.
ptinoet bic po6ltbnenoe, Die icgens'
rcide &irtilng ciucs nOolce lar
niente" 9lbcr iuimo9lid1 tonn man
gsoGcu biuourA iuitemotiib iailleu.
5cn o5ne ieglibe forperlide gewe.
glmg, o6ne ieoe glure9ung bon ans
Ben auf oicner Gee. Dem 9teuling lit
ia 9Iues interciiant, oie title mo sic
itiirmiiNc Gee, Die Gee I'M Wlono-
idcin IN prollcr Some imo beim
Gemiiter. Gem Gria6renen ober iin0
oos ldngit bctonnte 0inge, Die i'm
mciit gleicbgiiltig laiien, gerooe wic
Dem oltc @eraiiibrcr oos So99cbir-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

Eag miiBte AS Shmocn 6oben, ilnb
man iuiiroe nidt iertig. 9is in oie
gla1t biuein pd6rt Die 9lr6eit, rmO
oann bciBt es 2ntcrneu ou5iinoen
toden eicn, @eihirr waiheu inG
pcrltauen glasgud balten nod etwoi.
gcn ent9cgcnfommcnoen 5nbr5eugen
mom0glid 0as g}ebelborn 6loleu.
Segel rciien ooer bergen. 9oicn ails-
tinoig modcA pcNn man iiD in itid.
olmtler 9}odt ocm 2ouOc n16crt.
Santcr 0}iibiale Sorgcn, glrbeitcu.
Bic Der Hd1t fennt. Scr lie frcmoen
9dHoeu iibcrldBt- User a6er MIR ieinc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

Dem Siiocn beiinfe6rt un0 in ser man
iiA bon fern sur Sommerreile riiitet,
lit Dem gelelligen Trei6cn an Gin
iti9iten. Sic bringt aud imnlcr 0ie
merfpiiroigiten 9hitben an oem al
ten ebrpiircigcn Stanm Oeiien bcr-
Dor, mas man nit Oem 9iamen @es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

iol1e 9l6enteucr. Sd nil nidt iagch
0oB ih gln9it ae6a6t b0ttc, o6er lnI-
6ebagIib marS mir, oos fam id be-
fenuen. 9(uA Dem @odtouriiteu its
nidt wobl 81 Nhltbe, wenn er on
@efdbrten ongeieilt lit oereu berg
iteiaeriidc 8Gbigfeiten cr niAt fcunt
Ga miiniht man po6l ic9nlidit ciucn
Wirfliden Seemann iid al goro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

6ran5oie Ben 1eittiden 5ur 9ou8en-
trotion auf oen Menitben ais @egen.
itano Der @eiitesarbeit crlnuniern.
1ie shila mar 0iht aefiiat scr 9ebr.
forpcr 8o6lraih iul0 ourcb einenE5cil
ieincr bcr0orrageuOiien gritbeinitu-
sen Dertreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
9ie SnGcnO inter iidl.

9lu8 Garis ihreibt man. Goris
bot Die &oupt8eit iciner @cieliofcir
gleih 2ouoou ouf oen 6riiblino Ger
i6o6cu. Gie 3eit, in Der man aus
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-21
STREET CAR AND
HORSES COLLIDE
Field ArtlIIeryman Is Thrown From His
Mount at Washington and Fourth Streets
When a Led Horse C0IlideS With Car.

Three horses ~ Battery ID. Sixth field
artillery, c0llidcl with i street ear nj
the corner Of Fourth and Washington
streets M am earl, hour today. throwing
a rider 10 the ground. but not inimrinr
him. The artillcr, man was mounted 81
one Of the animals and leading two. An
unmounied horse was near the track aud
ms the artillrryman tried 10 lead them
away upon the approach Of the car the
inside horse Shicd against the street ear.
throwing all three horses and the rider
too.
80 far ~ could be aScrrtaincd lone of
the horses were injured. Tie name IT the
artilIerNman was not ~leartied.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-21
Is
TO BE HELD IN
C0L0RAR0 SOON

Colorado SprIngS. Colo. July 2l.-The
official call for the midsummer convention
Of the Colorado-to -thc- Gulf Highway As
-ociation ha~ been issued and this meeting
will be held IN Colorado Springs, Colorado,
an Friday. July 81. Plans are being made
Ter q hig attendance from Texas. New
Mexico and Colorado. and the enthusiasm
which ha~ been manifested in this highway
warrants = meeting full Of interest.
The automobile ~ociabIlitv run, made ~
the toloradoanS over this higl~av in Nav.
has done a great deal "a call attention a.
~ Importance ~ a great interstate high
way. and ha- also done q great deal 10 &C.
m"nt closer relationships between the peo-
pie of Texas and those ~ Colorado. This
run absolutely demonstrated the fcasibil-
ity of i great highway from the mountains
~ Colorado ~ the Cult Of Mexico. and be-
sides that. showed the many attractions
which Texas has % hold oui ~ the touring
motorl~t.
The Coloradoan~ who participated IN Thu.
run are planning = program Of entertain
mcni for the Texans when they return the
visit On the occasion of The C~olorado-to-
thc-Gult Highway Association annual
meeting. Tours over the mountain roads
radialing from Colorado Springs and Pue-
bio will be made and other entertainment
features will be- provided. Il i probable
That MANY "a the Texans Niil make the
trip 10 the Colorado Springs hy auto. and
au effort l~ being made az organize \ Texas
Colorado auto >ociabilitv run.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-21
Life Size Quarrel Is On Between
Brownsville And MatamOrOs Cabmen

The Matamoros hackInen have called
the turn ON the Brownsville hackmcn.
and ~ a result there's a bitter quarrel
on between not only the hack drivers Of
the two cities. hut also betwern the cart
and dray men. Some time Z Browns
willie hackm,n complained because Mata-
morus drivers came 10 Brownsville ana
obtained fares without having paid III
ccnScs. They registered their trouble
with the Brownsville collector. who D.
energetic in the matter IF tax collec-
tions. ard he ~straightaway began levy
ing licenses III "A a month against all
foreign hacks and draws doing business
IN Brownsville.
Nnow the MatamoroS hackmen are
having their day. since the constitutions
alist lines have been in operation be
tween Matamoros and Monterrey there
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-21
-~m
What A Lille Newspaper
Advertising Did For The
State Experiment Station

Publicity ~ the thing 10 quote an oft
ns,d anu generally accepted statement
vn SUNDAY July A. there appeared in the
cading tally newspapers Of Texas az
%artirie descriptive 0f the Sudan grass
boom IA Texas An error crept int0 that
article and the seed for thiS grass were
referred 70 ~ being sold ON the market
nj "A "a $50 per bushrI while producers
M the seed are holding their output for
~ and sIJ0 per pound
And thereby hangs n tale Letters Ma.
rrally hundred of letters are pouring into
The office of ~. Y~ounghlowi director Of
Experiment stations M the college asking
That u or two bH~hriSuf these seed ~
sent 10 the writer the seel weigh about
- pounds ~ the bushels and now Direr.
tor loungblood i writing that the scrd
shDu'H sell from A ~ si-5O per pounl
And Inv fhn --~~n.wrhilr interest i'm Tex.
- rnw fU~1rr r-"n Sufan grass n grow.
r"~ AM lrrr and bounds Verify publicity
= the 49,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-21

has arisen considerable freight and pas
senger traffic between Brownsville and
the Matamoros station, and Brownsville
hack drivers have been going across the
river ID meet the incoming train from
Monterrey in search Of fares
Things went along smoothly enough
until yesterday afternoon three local
hackmen who il is said made the biggest
howl about the Matam0r0S hackmcn On
this side. ventured across the river in
search Of fares. Arrived M the Matamor
O. station they were quickly spotted by
Matam0ros hackmcn who had been hit
ON this side. OF course. there were quick
results. The three Brownsville drivers
were ordered by \ policeman 70 show
their authority for doing business Ia
Matamoros. Having none. they Of course
.f0rkcd~ over. and nov things are
square.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-21
ADVISING TAX ASSESSORS.


Austin. Texas. July 2i.-Tax asses
sors i'm 30 counties in Texas are hcing
advised by the comptrcilcr'> department
of the new state AL yalorcm tax rate
fixed recently by the State Automatic
Tax Board. Early fixing of the tax rate
will enable assessors 90 complete their
rolls earlier than heretofore. The board
reduced the state tax from - 10 H. IL
cents ON the 800 and the school tax was
increased from IL to 20 cents. while the
Confederate pension remained a at
present-five cents. Rates fixed ~ the
hoard were based ON "A total assessed
valuation OF Ss.7l6.li9.596. an increase
of sl0.1i0.Gs3 over last year; bnt when
All counties have reported this J. ex.
pcctcd to reach s~50,oo0,VoO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-21
IT'S EASY IF YOU KNOW HOW.

. Mr.. Manufacturer, half Of your
. battle il won when You have arOus. I
: eel the interest Of the local dealers. I
. You do this the minute your adj I
: vertisement appears I'm the ncwspa. I
. per the dealer reads.
lie not only sees il but he knows I
: the customers Of his store will see I
. ii.
lie realizes that he j. going 10
; have a call for youi goods and acts Z
. accordingly.
. All advertising has merit. but the I
; advertising that is going To produce I
. direct sales II the advertising that I
: appears in the daily newspapers.
Manufactures, anxious 20 know I
. the hest way 10 re newspapers are 4
sinvited 10 address the Bureau Of Adj
> vertising. American Newspaper Pub
: fishers Association. World Build
. ing. New York.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-21

their pennant winning performances IN
their respective leagues. the other clubs
will have 10 display more winning pow
or than has been lone in the past seven
days. Al present in the American League
the Athletics have gained a gull game
on Detroit, leaving the Tigers three and
"A half games behind. I'm the National
League. although Chicago showed some
better form and lost one game less last
week than did the Giants. the latter ap
parcHtly will have ~ meet with greater
opposition from other teams before drop
ping many points III standing.
Boston and New York i'm the Ameri-
can league played better than usual.
while Washington and Chicago Jared
worse. Washington now cannot count a
game virtually won when Walter John
son steps in the box.
The feature of the National League
last week was the Il inning game be-
tween Pittsburg and New York.-onc
that will 20 down ~ "A historic contest.
The National League teams showed no
particular change in standing. although
Boston did better work than the others
for the week.
The c~loScneSS ~ the race made every
game n factor. but Chicago maintained
lis leadership. despite ~Brooklyn's squirt
and Baltim0rc'S gain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-21
The State Candidates Here.

The Cameron County internal troubles
have almost eliminated the candidates for
state offices. 1t i claimed IA. some quarters
here that Balls chance south uf the Nue.
ces river are slim ewing 10 hi~ reported
statements IN connection wifh the Mexi-
can vote. Judge Wells l. said 10 favor the
candidacy of Tom Ball for governor. and
II l. said that up a. the time Ball D. alleged
10 have made hi statement Judge Wells
had worked up 4 large following IN the
territory south 81 the Nucccs for the Ilous-
ton candidate. However. since that time
Ferguson friends nave taken advantage
Of the alleged statements. have printed
them on circular. and spread them
throughout Southwest Texas IN the hum
dredS of thousands. H. a result a large
majority 1T Thu vote which formerly might
have been lined np for Ball j. believed 10
have turned 10 Ferguson. and il l. claimed
that Ball will lose heavily in South Texas.
Though Judge Wells has been support
lng Ball. Lawrence Bates. candidate for
the legislature from The 18th district. who
has for ~ many vcar~ been one of Judge
Wells clo~e~t and most active assistants.
has been working in behalf of the Temple
candidate. and j. known 70 have materially
assisted Ferguson in hi~ campaign for
governor. Mr.. Bates has not lost an oppor-
tunity u advance the Ferguson campaign
IN the border counties.
There has been little interest IN the cam
paign N this section outside OF the race for
governor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-21
Farmer Needs School Sense.

- "E-TT TWTTW 7 TT""-T
Austin, Texas. July al.-Ahout 500 RI.
raj educators Of Texas attended the Eu.
raj school week AT the University ~
Texas. Prominent lecturers from an
over the country were in attendance and
addressed the educators. One ~ the most
interesting speeches was delivered bv
Hugh 4. MuSSclman. editor III The Rn.
raj School Advocate. in which he de-
clared while the average farmer has
common sense. he i sadly In neecd If
school sense.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-21
D0UBLE-HEADER
PUTS WACO IN
COLUMNS TOP

Dallas. Texas. July PA double
header with the Austin club in which
each won a game. put the Waco club into
the leadership Of the Texas League sun
day. The Beaumont club BY losing sun
DAYS game 10 Galveston had a percent
age Of games won Of Gs3. while the Waco
percentage was al.
The N~avigators climbed ten points
in the past week. while the Oilers only
rose six points. With Houston always
in striking distance, and GalveSton's and
Fort Worth's chances not 20 be despiSed.
the race has beer interesting for sever
al weeks.
Poor playing has practically put the
Dallas. SAl Antonio AMI Austin clubs Of
the seasons race.
New York. y. u. July Elf New
York and Philadelphia are not 10 repeat
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-21
THE FEMALE or The SPECIES IS
MORE DEADLY THAN me MALE
Do You KnOw-7

That the male mosquito doc> not bite.
That the mosquito does not generate
malaria.
That the %m"~pnii" catches malaria IN
biting Y person having malaria.
That von may catch n when -hc bite
You.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-21

Not Nh mosquitoes ARE Dad. but none IA
them are good. % give them "no
quarter"
Don't chase the mosquito.
You can't make him leave hrmr.
But he'll =" when hc ha~ mo- home.
Remove the water aud you u remove H.
home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-21
r. L. HILL IN RACE
TO END. WIN OR LOSE.
CONTINUED from page ~

IN the sheriff race. but nevertheless those
who have II "rinch" on nominations IN the
primaries are doing everything ~ their
power "a persuade voters IA ~ ~ the
polls m the primaries. thus eliminating
such voters from voting the opposing ticket
IN the November elections.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-21

Brooklyn's winning spirit and conse-
quent advance intoAthe first division was
the Federal League feature last week.
Brooklyn used the Pittsburg team a. 4
stepping stone. Buffalo lost ground dur.
ing the week. while Baltimore gained
slightly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-21

San Angelo. Texas. July 2l.-Consid-
cradle interest has been aroused here
IN reports that more men are attending
church since woman representing all
the churches voted TO allow the men 20
10 church coatless i'm hot weather.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-21

. a MOSQUITO BITE NJ
AND A TOWNS COMFORT.


Mosquitoes without water are not
Quiet water. stagnant water. sluggish
water. dirty water-A little water and "A
lot Of mosquitoes.
Tin cans. broken bottles. rain barrel.
bad CUTTERS. c~atchba~ins, marshy places
alI hold water.
The Answer-Get rid Of the water.
Many places are waging war on the mos
quito. Greenwich. Connecticut. ha~ spent
over $4,000 In the last year. Every coun-
IN in New Jersey ha~ a mosquito extermin-
ating commission. New York has spent
thousands. Staten Island j. again habit
able a. 4 result IA the work.